Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1889, Page 2

SOCIAL MATTERS. ‘What Fashionable People are Doing— Personal Notes. Among those who will be at home to callers to-morrow are: Mrs. George P. Van Wyck, 1601 New Hampshire avenue; Crosby, 1718 Con- necticut avenue; Mrs. J. C. Poor, 2013 Hillyer Place; Mrs. M. Smith, 1616 19th street; Mra, Jas. F. Barbour, 1741 Rhode Island avenue; Mrs. George 53. Fraser, 1502 20th street; Mrs. Symes.@§ 1501 isth’ street; Mrs. Casey and Mise beth Gray Casey, 2019 Hillyer Place; Mra. John 8. Willinins, 25 Lafayette square; Mrs. Logan Waller, Miss Florence Wal- ler, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Jno. H. Russell and Miss Russell, 1703 De Sales street; Mrs. Lang- horne. 1210 18th street; Mrs. J. G.’ Payne, Mrs. McCalmont, Mrs. Hampden Zane, 1215 19th street; Mrs. John Lynch, 1522 Connecticut avenue; Mrs. Horace 8. Cummings, 1756 K street; Mrs. R. C. Parker, 1754 M street; Mrs. Angustns Schoonmaker, 1708 19th street, as- sisted by her daughter, Mrs. Lawton, of New York, and Mrs. Judge Cooley; Mrs, and the Misses Trenholm, assisted by Misses Thompson and Symonton, of South Carolina. The front door of the Johnson annex of the Arlington hotel is closed to visitors to-day and all must pass throngh the main corridors of the hotel to reach the apartments of Geu. Har- rison. The ladies of the party saw no visitors this morning and many cards were left for them. Mr. and Mrs. MeKee Innched with Miss Gouverneur on Rhode Island avenne to- day. The other guests were Mrs. Hoos, of New York, who came over to spend the inaugu- ration week with her family; Mrs. W. C. John- son, of Frederick, who is in the city for the day; Miss Bowen, Miss Mollie Owens, and Mrs. RG. Brown, who is the daughter of Senator Davis, of West Virginia, and was one of Mrs, BMcKee’s bridesmaids at her marriage. Mrs. Bussell Harrison will receive this afternoon with Mrs. Henry C. Bowen at the Arlington, and Mrs, Harrison will drive this afternoon with John Sherman. Mrs. Hearst gave a sumptuous luncheon of fifteen covers to-day in honor of her guest, Mrs. A. E. Head, of San Francisco. The pre- pomp, Sone in the table adornments were yel- lor table cloth was of the finest linen, the napkins were embroidered in yellow silks in many shade, chrysanthemums and butterilies and the name cards were hand-painted, large Pieces of Chinese rice paper in designs of flow- ers, and they were tucked upon fringed lengths of yellow moire ribbon. A large ob- cut-glass jardinette filled the center of the table and was itself filled with yellow jonquils aud tulips, and two large cut-glass bowls were full of the same variety of flowers. Four beau- tiful branching candelabra held burning yel- low tapers shaded by yellow fringed shades. Mrs. Hearst wore a demi-trained gown of olive green brocade with front of satin stripped with velvet. Mrs. Head wore a hand- some toilet of black moire antique. The other were Mrs. _ Fuller, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Carlisle, Mrs. John M. Wilson, Madam Barreda, the Baroness Rosen, the Countess Sponneck, Mrs. George B. Loring. Miss Mildred Lee, Mrs, Fitzhugh Lee, Mrs. Pol- lock, Mrs. Manderson and Mrs. Gouverneur,. After the luncheon the ladies repaired to the drawing-room where handsome bouquets of yellow roses tied with yellow ribbons were pre- sented them. Mrs. Harrison’s reception closed yesterday at 4 o'clock, and she and Mrs. McKee, with the children, went out for a drive. Gen. Har- rison and Mr. W. H. H. Miller took a walk b tween 5 and 6. During the early evening Speaker Carlisle, Editor Murat Halstead, and Senator Sherman called. Mrs. Harrison's | father, Dr. Scott, and Mrs. Lord, his sister, spent the evening with Mrs. Harrison. The last entertainment by the Thursda sembly German club was given last evening at | the Rifles armory. The hall was elaborately | and tastefully decorated and many of the cos- tumes worn by the ladies were exceptionally handsome. The guests were received by t executive committee consisting of Mr. Hubbard Taylor Smith, Ensign A. N. M USN. Mr. St. Julien’ B. Dapray Assistant Engineer Be: Lieutenant George Burnette. U.S. M. C.; Mr. ‘Wm. T. Griswoid. Mr. Herbert M. Wilson, Lieu- tenant Lovell K. Reynolds. Among the guests were Mrs. Bate, Miss Marshall, Mrs. Qu: " Quay, Lieut. Quay, Miss Armstrong, Count and Countess de Foiard, Mr. H. G. Gibson, Miss | Gibson, Miss Lottie Gibson, Mrs. and | Wheeler, Lieut. Marsh, Capt.’ Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Thompson, Mr. H. Taylor Smith, Miss Smith, Mrs. Tull, Lieut. F. E. Beatty, Lieut. Edgar Russell, Dr. O. M. Muncaster, Mrs. 0. M. Muncaster, Lient. B. W. Hodges, Mr. Wm. Ruff, Lieut. J. C. Colwell. Mr. and | Mrs. J. E. Beall, Mrs. Wilson, Miss Daisey Wil- son, Mr. Cameron, Mrs. Torrence, Miss Hngall, Mr. St. Julien B. Dapray, Miss Neva Dapray. Dr. Wales, Mr. Orlando G.' Wales, Mrs. and Miss Bankhead, Judge Baber, Miss Fuller, Miss Maud Fuller, Lieut. B. Tappan. Mr. Shu Cheon | Pon, of the Chinese legation; Mrs.’ Thompson, Miss Thompson, Captain and Mrs. Haskali, Miss Jenkins, Miss Stableman. Mra. Converse, Lieut. Lyman, Mr. H. Warren Smith, Dr. T. M. Norton, Lieutenant and Mrs. J. D. Haynes, Lieutenant and Mrs. Lemley, Miss Palmer, Lieut. H. M. Donbough. Mr. Tyler, Mr. Wm. Gresham, Mr. Frank Trenholm, Miss Chandler, Miss Annie Bryan, Mir. Wm. Haywood, Miss Anna Wilson, Miss Dansell, Dr. Rt. S. Hill, Miss Ada Morgan, Lieutenant and Mrs. H. 8. Chase, Miss Brown, Miss Whitney, Lieutenant and | Mrs. C. C. Marsh, Miss Florence Bacon, the Misses Oliphant, Lieut. L. K. Reynolds, Mr. F. J. Reynolds, Miss Houston. Miss Beall, Mr. C. Beall, Dr. Clark Patterson, Mrs. and | Miss Edes, Lieut. F. J. Moses, Mrs. and Miss | Moses, Mr. H. M. Foxon. Miss Thomas, Miss | Marion Thomas, the Misses Wilkinson, Dr. . | Kennedy, Mr. F. J. Muller, Lieut. G. W. Den- | feld, Miss Coburn, Mrs. Loring Seavey, Mr. Frank Hatton, Mr. E. A. Bowers, Mr. Dwight | Bowers, Miss Page, Lieut. W. B. Whitting. Mr. Johns, Mr. W. H. Welsh, Mr. T. Durant, Mrs. C. DeKay Towsend, Miss L. Harsell, Miss Stet- son, Lieut. C. H. Laucheimer, Miss Claflin, ‘Miss Hyatt, Miss Randall, Miss Towne. Ensign Mra, W. L. Howard, Mr. Wm. Wheaties and Miss Darneille, Mr. E. C. Pendleton, Soule, Miss MeNulty, Mr. R. C. Chapma McCalmont, Mr. T. Pratt Clarke, Miss K. ‘ibson, Dr. L. T. Reed, Lieut. L. C. Fletcher, Mrs. Thos. H. Manning. Miss Manning, Miss Reamer, Mr. C. C. Reamer, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. K. Billings, Mr. Duvall Webb. Mir. L. D. Page, Miss Munson, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Clarke, Mr. J. Pierce, Miss Kinnipole, Miss Wimans. Miss Lloyd, Miss Ruth Brown, Mr. Rucker, Mr. J. HH, Welsh, Miss Mira Noyes, Miss Noyes, Miss outelle, Mr. J. .E. MeLeran, Lieut. W. B. Caperton, Mr. Cameron, Mr. R. B. Cameron, Mrs. J. G. Walker, Miss Walker, Mr. J. E. Blackwell, Mrs. J. L. Barbour, Miss . Mrs, Irving, Mr. KR. B. Brodhead, Miss Marie Raum, Mr. Charles B. Bassett, Mrs. J. H. Bacon, Miss Bacon, Mr. H. W. Carpenter, Mrs. Emil Theiss, Miss Edith Campbell, Miss Booker, Miss N. Campbell, Mr. W. L. Barchill, . Darneille, Mr. Parker, Miss B. Logan, Miss Logan, Mr. R. H. MeKee. Mr. Wm. Ed. O'Neill, Mr. Barry Bulkly, Mr. Edward Pugh, Mr. L. D. Pace, Lieut. P. Lieut. N. E. Mason, Mr. E. C. Barnard, Lieut. G. W. Den- ut. Z. B. Vance,Dr. and Mrs. H. D, Wm. T. Griswold. Mr. N. J._ Peters, Ewing, Ensign H. B. Norton, Mr. Will -» Mr. James y. Mr. Knott, Mr. A. Keith. Mr. B. Sheppard White, Mr. H. 8. Bar- ‘bour. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Barbour, Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Berry, Miss Georgie Blacklock. Mr. HL. H. Wyeth, Mrs. and Miss Hill, Mrs. Allen D. iss Brown, Miss Eaton, Mr. J. L. Heiskell, Ensign W. L. Chambers, Mr. F. Dixon, Mr. Frank Marten, Miss Burchill, Mr. Menocal, Mr. Herbert M. Wilson, Mr. H. M. , Miss Rice, Mr, Elliott, Miss Dawsy, Mr. C. Chapman, Ensign and Mrs. E. H. Chase, , Miss Heuston, Miss Quackenbush, lisse Addison, Miss McRoberts, Lieut. lodges, Mr. Graham, Mr. W. Roger r. d, Lieut. Russell, Miss Bodell, . 8. Wilson, Lieut. E. H. Tillman, Lieut. Fletcher, Mr. Edward A. Wilson. Dr. De- Lieut. Niblack, Lieut. Usher, Miss Webb, D. Blunt, Lieut. Wray and Lieut. Alger. ‘Mra. Stanford held her closing public recep- of the season yesterday afternoon. She by some ladies trom Albany, Miss ila Johuson, Miss Van Buren, the Misses Her- iss Smith, Miss Georgine Campbell, and 1 Ingalls, Mrs. Stanford wore a dress brocade, a with tices terie white marabout P*senator Stanford and Bishop J.-P. stood by Mrs. Stanford during the last Sie secegtion. Among the many hun- wi of r, B i 1 i or 5 ¥ a r rKe FE ] nn called were Mrs. Tiers and Miss ‘Springtield, Ohio; Mrs. Maury, Judge . Wm. Acklen, Mrs. and Miss Weber, h, Mixs Mary Butterworth, Mra, a i rl ie i I f i f Bd d | i ; i i i Wales, Mr. Jaan Atwell, Mr. Harry Martin, Mr. Norman Bestor, Dr. Norton, Mr. Tilton, Mr. THE INAUGURATION WANTED—HELP. Wills and Mr. Pope. ED SEATS, CARPET ON | JOR RENT—FOR INAUGURATION, A PARLOR Mra. Lieber, No, 1922 18th street, and Miss pels oairton raed | Wehr ea withor without Bound, "Si ath st Alexander will not receive to-morrow. mal theater, m}-2t* | n. w. 27 Miss E. V. McGregor and Miss A. M. Carpenter ta We ate visiting the Mises Ena ms I * | SS hotels in the Mt. Vernon hotel ( SPECIAL NOTICE.—IN VIEW OF THE oe Soe 5 as the most select in Baltimore, , west, and only 45 minutes’ ride from the capital, offers to inte to the Mr. apd Mrs. Henry C. Bowen, and Miss | commodationsst recular tate Bon oe eae cee ‘over two rail- roads every ten minntes, mnt ((4N ACCOMMODATE TWENTY-FIVE PERSONS Crwieh Soord and reeraa Weis have terma reasonable; central location. 927 JOR RENT_THREE LARGE WINDOWS, WARM room, at 14:20 Pa. ave., near corper of 15th street Bowen, of Brooklyn, who are at the Arlington, will hold a reception this afternoon from 3to 6. Mr. and Mrs, M. Willian left the city to-day for Europe. They will sail to-morrow. A very handsome and largely attended tea was . four windows, with win- OF apply at 135 Pa. aves 27-40" RGE PARLOR, HEATE! rH two large windows, and balay, 26 ne of parade, 21 i8 Pa ave. Price $1 Est. nw. TED. feet Jong, on fe26-St ‘iven yesterday afternoon, from 3 to 6, by Mrs. | fest views. Inquire of G. G. CORNWELL & $ Atoxe Tre Lise Or Manca AL: Bandy at her home, 1397 11th street. ‘She | 41% Wald Ta. see. ~ was assisted by her sisters, Misses Fannie and F3? SALE—THREE CHOICE, COVEY PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE VIEWING STANDS. AT 14TH, 13TH, 9TH AND 7TH STS. The strongest and best constructed stands, and erected with a view of absolute security and comfort. in front row, dir stand. Address Rt. HL JOR RENT—MAKCH tly opposite Presidi Star office, DAL_AND EVENING, Birdie Levy. Among the many callers were Mrs. Senator Farrar, Dr. and Mrs, Shippen, 2ir. and Mrs. C. Clark, Mrs. R. C, Fisher and mother, . = “ posite U.S. Treastrs, : ‘The only stands from whichaclearand unobstructed Mrs. L. Uhler. Mrs. Charles Ramsdell, Mrs. C. | Koom second floor, cont three large windo' ‘can. ural parad ‘maroh- ©. Clements and daughter, Miss Bessie Willard, | trom which the best view of the Inauearal Parade aud | Je" — see lecsaairaare and Mra. T. K. Saile: bs Fireworks will be had, Cony accommodations. |" Comfortable numbered chairs to correspond with Porter in attendance,” Ayyiy to mb1-2t* GURLEY BROS,, 1319 F st. G29 Review vt numbered coupon tickets ouly sold. You can come and goat will. Your coupon ticket en- titles mM to this privilege, uanly “ishers engaged to see that patrons have under the supervisionof an able and competent manager, ‘ From above mentioned stands the competitive drills Ef, the Flambeau Clubs on the evening of March 4.can see! Coupon chair seats now on sale at Droop's, 925 Penusylvania avenue for stauds at 7th and 9th sts, and st Miller & Herberts, 1417 Pennsylvania avenue, for the two stands m frontof National Theat: Mrs, Renick and Miss Turpin, 1717 Corcoran street, will not be at home to-morrow, but will receive their friends as usual on the following Saturdays, The last entertainment of the season, given by the Georgetown assembly, was held last night, and was a delightfal affair. The guests were received by Mrs. Billings, Mrs. Darneille, and Mrs. Bell.” Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Laird Cragin, Patton, and Dodge, LAFAYETTE SQUARE, OPPOSITZ PRESIDENTS STAND, ROOFED AND ENCLOSED, ALL RESERVED CHAIR SEATS. TICKETS FOR SALE BY . on Prices, @1, $2. $2.50 and $3, accordiag to | and Misses Wheatley, Billings, Mo leeg Bow- WILLIAM H. DYER & CO, 1526 F STREET. JULIUS LANSBURGH cock, Cox, Wilson, Jackson, Libbey, Shoema- f19-11t Business Office, 925 Pennsylvania ave. ker, Greenleaf, Hunter, Edwards, Powell, Tren- | M? hours, 9 an, to 10 p.m. oF at the office upon TF is ox. 0 RENT DURING THE INAUGURAT holin, Tibbs, Hyde, Addison, and Goodrde, and | a. corte eX gic eons T Messrs, Hartley, McCormick, Darneille, Wil- s to certify ave examined the con- oss 4 ./ struction f the stand oceny we the Avenue front of OT! son, Rush, Moses, Parker, Forguson, Shepherd, | Patayeite Square and hind [esate lee Qccuancy to its Starreesses, Matthews, Davis, Bradiey, and Fleming. full senting capacity. aunt atbzs, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dulin and the latter's | {S4"5? THOM spector of Punidings,_ aon mother (Mrs, Brown), of East Capitol street, | yxon INAUGURATIONC316 INDIANA AV SHEETS, gave a.very elegant entertainment at their Several gentlemen can be accommodated with —— spacious residence last night. Every recess in | Jouble bela and cots, st moderate rates, for thtve or PACK & SON, their handsome drawing-rooms was hand- | UF nichts. 526 12TH St. N.W, _MAKE YOUR CONTRACT EARLY OR INAUGURATION BALL —T1) Cloth and Diagonal Corkscrew Worsted JOR RENT—BY MONTH OR INAUGURATION somely embanked with rare plants and flowers, Excellent music wes furnished for promenad- ing and dancing and a most elaborate menu ef site or single, handsomely-furnisied roome bay-window alcove; furnace or grate heat, Fin location in the city. "Caterer on either side, 28 fi Ae i 8 Si 3 80 ined; ely 3 ready was enjoyed by the visitors about midnight. | “rele. to onder, $40; At ganrauteed ceso eae The host and hostess heartily welcomed their wR RE fH DO ae w 5 y s GER & SON, 1112 F st. nw. £20-tm4 many friends and the festivities of the occa. chon mgt head Mb sagen core URING INAUGURATION TEN PERSONS CAN sion were continued untila late hour. There | othe! Windows, same, iloor: rood view of ‘pr¢ De erakeatee ponciner ss cecene were present Dr, and Mrs. Hazen, Dr. and ‘porins in privete £ JOR RENT—ACCOMMODATIONS FOR TWENTY Persons, very reasonable, durimg inaugu: Mrs, Bayne, Rev. Dr. Chester and danghters, ee Mr. and Mrs. P. V. DeGraw, Assistant United Fo. RENT—ROOMS, BEDS, COTS, BOARD FOR | Hat and Fur Store, corner Pa. ave. ahd 12th st. Ap- States Treasurer and Mrs. Whelpley, Mr. and everybody, at any time, day or night, Aska ply tod. ¥. DAVIS’ SONS, comer Pa. ave, and” 12th Mrs, Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs, Tracy, Mra, | dt¥er 10 take you to KIDDER'S ROOM RE: ® 125-61 DIRECTORY, 511 7th st. now. AL PARADE TIC| SFOR SALE A son ‘Treasury outh front, look- Avenue, The best view in the tow m1-3t FOE BENT Poowr, P AVE. STOR front, furnished, 2 Windows, for March 4. App - W. 2. MOSES & SON, £25-6t Lith and F sts. Wilkinson and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Cragin, Dr, Beatly, ex-Senator Cragin, and others, A large audience assembled last evening in | * : ro nt Se ora On SA FE INAUGURAT.— VE IRABLE PARLOR, Emory chapel, Brightwood, D, C., to witness | JOR RENTS PRIVAUE LOOM AND BaLcony, | He aoubiownd stile noone ahd 1026 Lith st the marriage of Mr. James 3. Jolson to Miss | #25 Apply 1017 TS mise | 5 Mary N. Kobinson, The ceremony was per-| gxon i NAUGUBATION Day formed by Rev. C, L. Kennard. pastor, Miss F muorth side Pa. ave.; mo | pinclenent wea Lula Keene rendered Mendelssohn's wedding 2 1.W. ne south and ore ex pointon line ot parade; northwest corner Pe and 4% st.; prices ranging trom 4 tings indows in Wari rove at popular prices, ly to G. S$. FOSTER, At the Dakota House entrance on 414 st. march. Mr. Wm. Nichols and Mr. Howard Hardesty acted as ushers. Geo, L. Maltz, state treasurer of Michigan, wife and daughters arrived in the city last even- ing and are with friends on Capitol Hill. Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs. Folsom, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs, Romero and other society leaders are in- terested in the first public appearance in Wash- ington of Mr. Leo. Wheat, at Congregational church, to-morrow afternoon. The program Will include, piano'solos.jorgan solos and violon- cellos, the feature of the concert being the organ-violon-cello duet by Mr. Wheat and Mr. Paul Mierseh. Mrs. Nathan C. Platt will have for her guests for the next two weeks Mr. and Mrs. '—PARLOR A} nefuding macai r lodgings. jotel. d Pa, ave. a. B. Ontice, for ehoic Wa, at Very Feakonable View Inangurel parade; splendid location. mhl-2t" |. OR RENT—FOR THE 1 TRATION WEEK, @ uicely-turnished room i from Pa. ave, 309 10th st. D.W. JOR RENT—BALCONY AND TARGE PA opposite Willard’s Hotel for the 4th. 1408 Ponn. ave, JOR RENT—PARTOR furnished, to a club of te: WINDOWS, GOOD VIEW on 15th st NT- TWO LARG pocess } <D “TWO BED-ROOMS, fauily. A n dy wural a ___ near New MRADEs eae ae ee = eles AH. Hats with c oom Nile Seriba, Mr. G.'Dundass Scriba, Miss Edit ly mid $1.50. A full line aoe De str or 627 T st. now. | Reese, of New York; Miss Julia Tompkins, ee ee ees space eel teed | danghter of Gen, Tompkins, of Governor's 724 7th at. n.w., center of square, Island, and Miss Carrie Allen, consul for the TEEN 8. HORSES FOR | Hawaiian Islands at New York. Miss Liviu stone, who has been her guest for the past | Ms month, will remain until after inauguration, Miss Clay, of Lexington, Ky., and Miss Isham, of Chicago, will’ visit at Gen. Breckinridge’s, wag! E el BOW AND DON'T DELAY TOO LONG TO SECURE YOUR SEAT. You can secure a seat on this Stand for $1.50. From ik : rn : {OR REN Which you cau see te ‘ | 1314 Connecticut avenne. during the inaugura- month! NTIRE PROCESSION } tion ceremonies, and Capt. and Mrs, Bergland | private batt for one mile without » single obstruction. i will arrive soon. Addi strong and secu: | Mrs, Geo. B. Wil re is th iams, accompanied by her re interest in the Procession at this point “ _|F NIGHT OF M | than at any oth: ne the Line, sister, Mrs, Arnold, has returned from Cali- | Oth, st. n.w. ‘The grandest view oi all is us the Procession comes fornia, down the bill throuch the Capitol Grounds, which is om this digo on th | : | ‘td, MARCH 4: Room | Stand and select your seat, coran Building, | 5 Mrs. Badger and her daughter, Mrs. Elliott, will not receive Saturday. the Ist instant, at their residence, No 1517 20th street northwest, Mra. Horatio King does not receive to-day, but will be at home other Fridays in March, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Johnson, of New York, are visiting Mrs. 8. Kendrick and Mrs, G. W. Miles, of Saratoga Springs, who are de- lightfully located at 1123 13th stre Miss Mary Wick, of Youngstown, Ohio, is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs, A. M. Powers, at 901 RB street. On Wednesday a very pretty morning wed- ding took place at the Church of the Immacu- late Conception, the contracting parties being Miss Lizzie M. Jones and Mr. Robert W. Fow- | re Procession then go | ony, aud -| ST. FOR IN- | Board if de- | We RNISHED ROOMS TO Rl auguraiion week, or permanently, sired. 1511 14th st, ‘n.w. TE\WO PLEASANT, CONNEC board, in stri or four lathes; he able "A COUPON TICKET FOR EACH SEAT. | Diagrains Shown and Reserved Seats for Sale at | | { j | | STAND TICKET OFFICE, ____ JAMES LL. PARSONS. MARCH 4, ENTIRE OR SITTINGS, wice location. Northeast ad 14th st., third floor. Ms; eVErY CONV 1 view of the parade, Se. corner 43g st. YOR B. ; also win- | mney lvanie, nest T—LARGE PARLOR, WITH DOUBLE 1 ON SECOND FLOOR, pd bal room heate ) trees oF other obsiru JOR MARCH 4 containing 33 wi Best view on the ave Will rent low. tions. ‘Apply to bP. MERT ler. Rev. Father Ryan officiated. The ushers | 2. bed and cot-and bal Fst. ae fe36-5t_ | Here Mesars. A; Ralph Johnson, ‘Thomas P. | Haye UA OR ee eS ee olden. James A, Moran and ennett S. Jones, - a _— ag the brother of the bride, After congratula- | WOR REN } FOB THE it A’ SELIGSON, | tions of their many friends the happy couple | or eeutlen at 411 Lt F 26.65 left for a brief trip to Philadelphia, and_ will | UGURATION on JOR RENT—FOR THE TD " EAR WHITE HOUSE | be athome after March 1 at No. 1416 6th two nice P ished and heated, wi utly Mirnished saicon parlor and bed- | street. | board in a pri Oo Sth st. mw. = f28- Foom, » dozen could be lodwed tor inauguration jparade | vi . THREE § 20MFORTABLE ROOM pes nee = eR Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wolff. of Denver, and beds for two or more in each ; in view of Penn. APANESE NAPKINS, #4.50 PER 1,000. saat: | Mr. and Mrs. Jno. C. Davis, of Cincinnati, are | to these willing tv pay rood | ° . 2 cts. Materials for | the guests of Capt. and Mrs, Ferd McDonough, s French Tissue Pay | 705 Lith street northwest. wie. Je SAY GOULD, 421 Oa Gen REVIEW Miss Maude Woiston will sing at the meeting r Tickets for sale Day and I Snity is eve: 3 Tickets for sale Day and Lye pith club this evening, at Mr. W. D. to : - baa! Wh. i DYER * t. Mrs. Abraham Dowdney, of New York, is | Fey LET DOWS FOR THE 4TH OF MARCE coration BU ‘at THE PALAIS BUYAR, con 1eu Y flags aud decoration gu0 visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. Smart, 2017 Hillyer anaare —s prices from Place, z BE Sueceseors to ‘Th at & bol pee S ae 1d Job- Mrs, Mary Bastianelli and Miss Katie Bastian- | "(YE Fagg ia pad ete Be! bers. 31Send Sis Oth 8c mw. ee | elli,. of New York, are visiting Mrs, J, W. | ural pr Tula iluserdted ensue ty \ROICE SEATS SDOWS, AND BALCONY Jones, 1213 O street. TRE TBTOE C at MILBL the hext Cabis ave, and ali new po RENT— er by STEVENS, 101 Vets, pe An entertainment for the benefit of the or- phans will be given by the pupils of Holy Cross academy at the academy hall, on Massacha- setts avenue, this evening. Senor Galvan, Mr. J. Biddle, and the Banjo Quintet club, com- josed of Miss Bayard, Mise Daligren, Mies Squire, Miss Bancroft, and Miss Taylor, w sist at the entertainment.« The pro; sists of a “Vision from from Fairyland” by the little ones; an original drama, “Blanche of Cas- tile,” and a varied selection of vocal and instru- mental music. Mra, and Miss Evarts held their closing re- ception of the season yesterday, he Inaugura Gon, OLORED FU £16. MARCH 4th. lcouy with three windows heated. : ‘DOWS, 810, & good window | 1. Apply STEVENS Koom Rent | Penna, ave, 8 ain. to 9 Pau, and all day Sunday. | | ave., elegant nodute 30 peopl ED ROCK CHOICE Peach ;uiso, seats at -t" JOR RENT—FOR THE the dQ and third floors of st teorner Sth and Pa. ave; front und side windows; rooms heated and supplied with chairs, £28; UY ONLY THE OFFICIAL PROGRAM, tested by Col. A. T. Bri K. FOR RENT—ROOMS. | Rowe j URATION, HEATED AUGURAL PA by the mouth, with a rds ca. ayy | Gomplete Information and au elexa JOR KENT — FURNISHED ROOM@ A Many of the resident families of the city will fo cente Yor =e ane soi ings by the day: tral location, 2 keep their days at home informally through | P™°P Nu et Cae LANUST AER, SS ee cae ni Foe RENT 311 1210 sree furaished rooms in view of 'p wee For RENT y Tuite, 1426 F st. now, 1410 P ST.N. Wo 6 Toons guriug inauguration a tew days longer it ne Mrs. Wm. F. Morse has returned from New Fork city, where she has been for the past fortnight. FURNISHED ROOMS iriug furnished rooms, pernuar Mr. B. F. Judson, of Saratoga, N. Y., is in ¥F PARLOR AND BALCONY. ‘40 VIEW Bae & ir oee the city, the guest of Mr. J. V..N. Huyck. puponss very, Gusiratia bention, reese FOR BENT Z1Wo WELL-PUENISHED sicoND. Mrs, Symes will not be at home to callers on | 605 Penn. ave., next to Metropolitan Hotel, "tory rooms, bay-window; weil heated: few doors reet-cars ahd herdics; wear the eapite mh. 'T., OPPOSITE ; handsomely {itrnished rooms; single; oue of the most deiightful locations in Saturday, owing to the illness of Judge Symes. Col. and Mrs. Fred Grant arrived in the city to-day to be the guests of Mrs. Gen. Beale for "4 OCOMMODATION ina Ee ud Ki sts. prices, ARTIES OF FOUR OR MORE DESIROUS suite the inauguration week. Gen. Beale is detained OF | thee ar cars and hendigs. mbl-1 in California by pressing matters of business |X. securiue rooms in suites with private bath can be | WOR RENT —FOR INAUGURATION, PARLOR and will not return before the middle of this,| principal hotels and : x Hoor and front room, 815 9th st. nw. month, YORE Howe ‘T—BY ‘ FAMILY OF " = Ke or fo un hished ro 8 o Mrs, Evans gave « very delightful tea in| FQ! new house, with beat, gus, beth and use of se honor of the Misses Townsend, of Dakota, yes- — id st. DW. terday afternoon. Mrs, Evans was assisted by Mrs. “Hornsby, the Countess Esterhazy, Miss Speer, Miss Mildred Lee, Mrs, W. A. Hammond, {OR RENT—TWO FURNISHED ROC ble far gentle a desired until after it auguration, 1441 1, streetn.w. VS-t* ry ° JOK RENT-—1749 PENNSYLVANL E. TWO rs. Gonait Smith, and Mrs, Thompson Swann, : itp lenge communicating room, furnished ae” parlor ‘¢ Mexican minister and Madame Romero vws for March 4; finest view on the agora s ‘fine view: he ines parades wovs'ot™ entertained Madame and Miss Bareda, Senator and Mrs. Hearst, Justice and Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Nordhoff. Senor Quesada, Min- ister Varas, Minister Muruega, Mr. Richard Nixon, Minister Zegawa, and Minister Zeledon, at a very handsome dinner last evening. Miss Cabell entertained Miss Hopkins, of Atlanta; Miss Blackburn, Miss Queen, Miss Paddock, Miss Thompson, of California; Miss Butler, Miss Darlington, ' Miss Billings, Miss Bingham, le, fezp-3t" MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, large front room first floor; can accommodate frou Ztodpersous, fezs-ist FOE, BENTCTHREE FURNISHED BED-KOOMS, suitable for visitors to the inauguration ; also, two unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping, in private family ; 2600 L st. n.w., Lear avenue cars,” £28-3t" JOR RENT—BY MONTH OR INAUGURATI en suite or single, with or without board; han fomely furnished rooms, near Woruley's and the, Ar- 8 on the north wud east fron ruiitly furnished and L i. For infortuation |. SINSHELMER, 6223 G st. n.w. OR RENT—-INAUGUKAL WEEK, MARCH 1 TO 7, comfortable, well-furnished rovius, (open grate- ites it desired), with use of parior and bath; for six or more persons; private house.1634 17th st.n.w.£23-0" WOR RENT—LARGE —BAY-WINDOW, FROY Koom, opposite west door Pension Ortice, whe President and party will enter; accommodate six Persous; terius reasonable. 62 , {IX HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT el on oth st. m.W. Miss Nicolay and Miss Anderson, at 12333 Massachusetts ave. nw 7-4 t NISH) FRONT Miss Lizzie Thompson and Miss Simonton, ai | yo: — ——— — | Room; second floor, in private family; gentlemen I, R INAUGURATION—MYSTIC SHRINE, HALL Si ‘ apa luncheon yesterday. opposite Willard’s Hotel, aifording view uf parade | Preferred. G20 Oth st. nw. = WOK RENI—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without table board, for inaugnral week or permanent. Convenient to cars and herdics, 1720 F st. now. 127 -Bt" Miss Roebling, of Trenton, and Miss Barrows, of Lockhaven, Pa. the guests of L. Taylor, 1515 20th street, pee juai to ten windows of ordinary size, Apply to Jani to Or Hod 2.1427 F ston. « . S27 -AtT ROK RENT—FOR, INAUGURATION wished room, L557, a JOR KENT—GENTLEMAN, OR GENTLEMAN ‘The Orient foot-ball team, of East Washing- See SP ice oe we ma Fife cat secure ood Sonam with excellent ton, gave their second annual hop at McCau- ech. Peet Faces Seek | poatd, for inauguration oF permanent: new house; le’ Aeng on Capitol Hill, Wednesday evening, | ROR, RENT FOR THE INAUGURATION—NICE, | tne Westin. A reas or call 19:2 fi st, mw, fe27-3t s * ly-furnished rooins, with heat, gus, and board; @2 “RENT—1 1 eLY-FURNISHED which was a very enjoyable affair. "The hail | per day, Also, windows. for ret; $5 per window: OR RENT. LARGE, NICKLY-FURS was handsomely decorated with the team’s Weehet Lgth st. Address “STAND,” Star office, FB: ont Adiagton, Toda teen colors—black and orange. 8) d from | °°" R X CAN each chandelier was a foot-ball tied with rib- Fe, THE INAUGURATION — TWO LARGE, bons. Among those present were: The Misses nicely-iurnished parlors, with four or more double to desirabl a - spring beds, to desirable GB tne bigs trom Penn: Hattie Meades, Bruce Banks, Maud Fair, Hi: sylvania 404 6th st. nw. fama, Bert Wil Kia Pitts + Wi Ft NISHED, ROOM, ALSO. ne a Joyee, Annie tag 2 Reeves, Punic 4h of Mare. 620 Pa ave bec MeNichols, Elsie Troutman, Emma Trout- ‘AN ACCOMMODATE DURING INAU URS man, Eva Pauline Nichols, Effie Lee- Sart tas Sweat National These and Messrs. J. M. Williams, E. F. Campbell. 1? ke acres F. Miller, L. =] iE ears BEST ATION Guy Stelle, Dave Stelle, cacconten: Reweumaeat, aed Kes Stearns, McCauley, Howard, r, RENT—' Ridenour, -, Phelps, d, : Pak _ FOR SALE—LOTS =< Ft ANTED — A COMFORTABLY FURNISH, bh ‘Toom with board, ‘tabl vate fanctly, corner, . within RY BRUS, 472 La. aye. foyetde! warn egy Kairos, with tormy "PEA | two blocks of tbe White Hoges tt * 752100 Yaw MEN AND BOYS. HERE'S your | MANENT S.” Star office. mhi- Ww. RILEY DEEALE, WaAxteS AND BOYS, HERE'S ae ot RS ae | mnl-te si Pet CHANCE!—Alake bay while ihe sun shines AD- | WV ANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, BY rr iy the newest and best ceiling Inaucuration 16,threeor four medium-sized uufarnished | JOR SALE-NEW HAMPSHIRE AVP. NEAR DU Reuveulr out. 713 Market Space, oom 1, second sath front preferred: priv Pont Circle, G0E110,t0 wite alley: Se a ‘A moderate rent. State te 5 Le El \y ANTED — DGMEDIATELY — wippie-agan | Skea Best references given Address FELIX, Siar | _mbiat Iso Pat, ‘Woman, ag nurse for Child. Apply, with ae Fo SALE-16TH AXD BOUNDARY, 150.256, ence, at 1333 Wallach piace n. w. “ml aa enna at 2, W. RILEY DEERE WVANTED—coop cook AND A HOUSE) WANTED—HOUSES. i Ce Bat &1 each -aumther bonsemsid for light work, $10: | — —— — poy ea i MIST ADE Stag 308 0 others employment to cail at N - ANTE VE! OUSES WORT! 000, Haran xd 2O-fowt ant MD. ESTERN EMPLOY NT AGENCY, Room 4. 1424 W es.000, © 00d a Per aoe W. RILEY DEPRLA, New York av RIES BE ee ary prepared to buy. ti _mh1-3t 1310 Bet, WA $$ SHIRT TRONE FT | _fe27 W.P. YOUNG, 1 TOR SALE 9. BET. x AVE AND loTu st. 5 % = = = 7 Nia bd Pa RILEY DEERLY gint, 20 Fine awe 4 $3 WANTED PCRINGTON” Tors Tor a cts. {OR SALE-SWAN, BET 16TH ST. AND N. Wrep_cooks asd W ce ave., at Sc. ; lange troutage on m Whe will b he cau seeute at te Ww f a. ‘Apiy wo tig sous ures. Addreas ECAING PUN, Star oblc — y ANTED_MALE AND FEMALE COOKS, LAUN- J ARTED BARGAINS IN Cire 7 5 SONS CONTEMPLATING 3 Dy EO a ee BA fatty Shick tho comm will be vast: |B yrurchesced Seafasees ie Wodinnce Sih do ee waiters, bar-tenders, fers. and dairy. DICK’S 613 7th | Seud fui description and YRumm price | by consaitin a ae LW. Also European Steninship Agent. mhi-4t* | HOME SYNDICATE, Star offieg, f np JAMES F. BROWN, S 5 =a 2 rt WARSTED—200 NEWSBOYS TO SELL 1 ‘The Real bet Manager, augural cominitte program; $5 a day ¢ i 4 4 2ST 4 1100 F ST mp hel ol teed," ooin 15, St. Cloud Duluiuge alter) COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. » Pliladel- Sunday. a < ‘| [OR SALE. WARXTED—ox HUNDRED SMART Boys TO I LEASANT, ONLY sell Photograph Albums of Public Buildinzs, ACRES—18 ars ext'd, ‘wil | Apply Koom 47, S10 Fst naw. : Fy $100 cash required W AXTED—500 COLORED WATTERS - mak d att washers, 50 cooks (men, 1,000 white und colore | Fores " Women as cocks, chambermails, and dishwasher square No. 109 A COOMBS, 926 Fat nw. mhi-4t* | improve Xencopt dvwetting | FEMI 1 typ souheant section WASTED-A WHITE WOMAN OR GIRL, TO GO a Laurel, on B&O. 1, RB, 18 miles tothe conntry qo nurse and do herwork. | Call at 1309 H st, it.w., between i and 2 day Wj ANTED-STABLEMAN TO TAKE Cit a stable and about thirty hors . about taking care of horses, bs d harness, must not be afraid of work: best of referen quired; white man preferred, Address M. ‘o'clock Satur from station’ ot B. & OR. R.: | EF“ sALE— 00. irom city; large mansion and outtuildings: | ¢ 1s improvell: 6 miles from eitr, | + Md.:a gentleman's first-class | TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. MUST BE SOLD, | MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY ON MASSACHU- | SETIS AVENUE, j th of © S—Near al NTED — TWO GIRLS om e. : W ‘OR RESTAURANT MV parposes, 467 Pa. ave. now. OVERLOOKING THOMAS CIR sam 18° _ | sxben clay seed bap Lot 65 foot § WAXTED-AGENTS TO SELL 2 NEW SPEGIAL- | 736 ACHES 7 : 1 mile from city on i ui market, for inauguratio te i acensbure tu B&O. B. BR. ; adjoins tt | ti D—100 BOYS TO March 4th; chance to mui 313 Oth st,, upstairs, city, nesr Marshall ty mile river front: | : SLL PROGRAMS FOR $10. Call at mht WASTED’ HOUSEMATD AND WAITRESS TO | | _ 127-6 go home at night; bring references, Bhat | ee oe st. Cae | | Boor s WAT?, T ONCE-AN FXPERIENCED MIL- Fe 4 cyte hed | Fe nea wo _liner at Mrs. SLATER'S, 951 F st_ ai timproved and most productive farm | Sth u. WANTED, BOY AND YOUNG GIRL FOR FRUTT u Marylan 00. Int W store. 9th and E sts. n.w, ca eee proved: by balance grod | Fine t WASTED, Two on rine FIRST-CLAS' vesiicics m.; Spee | : Bartenders; also 2 jaas order ( 3. | mbhl-3t ), SD, ATH, | ‘clock Satur- mon | > Apply Hotel Johison, $2 | adjoining Lin- | a city; 8200 to den station, on Wie ot Der acre, “n Sand Dupont Circi Thomas Ctrch AUWY STANDIFORD, 9th and F sts. | pe | HER AND CHAMOTSER AT | & jpiso tee drivers: none bat men | 1 igphar: VIRGINIA, ACRES—10 in wood land :'13-reom honse, barn, 1,000 irnit trees; 5 miles from the city, with ‘w of vity and ail the intervening coun- trom railroad station on W.& O. B. K.; RES. New York ave ; ts and C st. (entire square); aud D st (en . JuHUary #1. eu lire syumreps, 100 in cultiva ‘0 SELL A of best gual pital Fogg sien um | s, A » Kebbins’ Buildin dthand isis," iv’ | i dow WASTEDGMEN AND BOYS TO SELL POR- | on Very easy terms trait of Harrison. No ris Small a. fi quired. 935 F st. n.w., third fi th first-class improvements; 5 miles wd 1 aujie from stati WANTED = hors (TO SELL AUGURAL Re: 87,000. seca | canes. Apply at 411 11th st. n-w..$ yet ACKES“40 in good timber: apple orchant of V ANtED 100 ND BOYS TO SF : pg iy = at over OT 000; 30 saihen | “peo 4 3 200 ACRES. ese ta V AND DOYS TO SELL “THE =i ys 2 7call at once a ande ily 5.000 wilt £ prin SO. worth 62.60 we Harcon, 1013 Pa Apply at once. SS BARBER. CAL 7 » 1411 New York a #AIN FINE 1 L 3. Pie KL NEW NATIONA ae SALE—WASHING TON VERY D—50 MEN OR BOYS IMMED lotsa tow Kalo mall exp ial. to handle a specialty daring D “ 2 . RAL WHITEHAND, SU4 D st. u. We i g i * une axeed. Aw bmild econ A GOOD COOK, WASHFTO”A — bas wall family. Apply at once 1 . f ) SELL THE AU on. be *% SALE-SERIES OF Uuilding west coruer Sd at rt TANTED ized be os TK »pted night t ted Pow of guod muall houses, JB. WINE Any badges U Wednesday next, 12 +S CARPE up t LANSBUR PCKINGTON 1 n biecine BR MAGNIFIC Vill NIGHT 128-2 Ty AN'TED—A COLORED JON. ABKEAST OF ANI . d home 4 ~ i ¥ Work and waiting in su Ty ADTs RU REASSING 3.0 Wi lar ired. Call at ae ROUNDINGS OF THE CITY FOR HEALTHFUL ALOT ‘ 4 —— JE TLINESS, AND CHEAPNESS; 3 10.6 | BY suive a ANU I D—A MIDDLE-AGED WHT k and ca 101 Bat. se ANTED—A_ T. H. SYPHERD & 1521 F et, ascu a. | BY OW. B. YOUN 1 by lov Pea 1 eworke! BURNHA WAITED », Waitre W.P. YOUNG, 130; FINEST BOIL at rot 16th st. w feet; 7,80 t qurking WIR. LOUNG, S308 Dat JOR SALE 1 a: IN de Island the city Baitan SAMUEL BEALMEAR, S10 St. Pa Ma. mit ANTED —A WHITE GIRL FOR housework, at GEO, F. ROZEL'S, nw LE OF NERA 14 182 1 UNTRY | Joon sion, Brice | 2% 1° : Smith's «reat game ot subdivision, 2 mile from | for 4 ere are 48 St aP.R. RP 300 | Bvestu “ alo exce Te ialiee toes | Perivet; abetesct suruiel gohinty, Mea, “t 00 POR SALE— BARGAIN Block Sup xe @1.20 Bq aaety 00 cual 0055 14th wt ns “ - OK FINE LOT NEAR © bt BID. per rons: 0c +o ritice George and Ain im Ar Per ross. Order at Guce. Man with wag j ed with “Governor: joan nell ten thousa: pe ee re ae | sentative € 2 Abie aration week. AGENT'S HERALD, i ite appointwente: #104. 1. at Room 36, Gunton Building, Bt 06 Che: Philadelphia, Pa, | cheap, of will take part of the price itt a ave. nw te WAXTPEDIAGENTS TO SELL THE NEW HAR: | FOE MLE THE FOLLOWING BUILDING Lory NV rison canes (with floes aud $5 per 10 _ opposite | BY Gn vist bet. Nand 0 . es a x. ave F to burda | “On New Hawpshire « ist for al e800 : Nw. UES | | house ¢ Corner St ; | 1,900 acres at Slumbia i TO MAKE | "is suitabi per | Puure } sory | acre. ry or | For further particulars address, 3 jatendy Work; ex} red. | THOMAS F. WAGGAMAN, ting ae, to W. L. ai Real Letate Ageut, & and Mineral Lands | : BM. V. RICHARDS. B. ‘ tzist ers, and gener - Room 4, 1424 iow f lin* Braud, New ]} SOF Rw. £26. E "7 “3 | a wali tr wey peapent badges ou the market Teer day eaaly 2 ae t20imo Fe ental - ICE LOTS AT FOR per oun q Wa- OUT OF EMPLOYMENT | ty {i Weeuington ci. THOMAS A ety Laie t Bh below. CLEY Ie TELL Or $3 | 430k Thibe_-ONRCUNNERED FA BUSINESS CHANCES st. nw #1DIs aad ih encu re —— ae — _—e THOMAS A MITCHELL. Wd Fat, Boone DENSIONS, BOUNTIES, ETC. wb FPGESSLESAT BROOKLAND, uRooK Metropolitan B made; one fitting ine. 5. J. MESSER, Mt “OW ANTE simnyt : | SUMMIT HOTEL, ESBURG WANTED—SITUATIONS ty, Md.; thirty-eight minutes = < DIcES NanGl TSE a |= Ud traits Pach way 740 @ : ene ee coe | cal 3 STEAM LAUNDRY FOR SALE CHEAP eneral house men and won.en, City ref- | prove, aud heatly 13 « furmiture Aon y paareecpamechags ~~ gd pean Steamship Agent. | aud water: outhous mute: stable and | Gree STEAM, Star vilice we | carringe house, A. P. HILL & CO., 13h Fat. 116 ANTED-A \ AKMS FOR SALE IN THE DISTRICT pea ade MARY- ai itor hew Bul- eT -_| No Pi UNITY Is oF WARZED, — POSITIONS $10,000, BELVOIR MANOR. FUR ital for oryeni- Houseworkers, Couks, How e hour by rail to Baltimore or Waeb SG0 weres, Address OWNER, 1310 M, et ” NNETTS men, Butlers, Pusthy Coc no tramps. z fe27-3t* help; | d home m = Foun. ave. OR RENT—OFFICE ROOMS— 5-60 estate Dt 19 7th st. first te nee, REVOLUTION IX LIGHT—FLAMES |B western Employment Agency, hoom MILL Hiant, silvery, white, beautful—Tue publ r Tork ave, Get doors, Geod servants | ___ Sid & 5 ._ | dually snvated tothayect our handsome range of lik with references, always ready. Try tig, 226 FRE RENT OFFICES-TAKOMA PARK BUILD: | ity and ‘gu-saving enn) ste at W ANSED-sttvariIons “Ir YOU NEED “A | Srocnisun #41 door Indes wa PLiGHt Cus bookkeeper, cashier, clerk, po er, driver, collee- rapher, cOpy- 3 rooms on 44h fle 8 rooms on Sth floor, Kixes’ Bank Building, t tor,watchman, Janitor, typewriter, ste: 0 : ool and ihusic teacher, housekecper, Seas “=r en CASH WILL BE . butler. > PENT Ss = - a FOR RENT—STORE — =-- = =e — — R Kh MOST PROFITABLE FOE PENT_CORNER STORE. WITH Rooms, pi Sy Sig te a pt | : fixtures all right other values ict and. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS | pis't’So" 1036 Taisen: rede | jane Sddnse PhosPEhdT) 7 ANTED—GUITAR—ANY ONE HAVING SUPE- SALETSTORE ON PENN. A} Wy AN TED ran Nes A Flor instrument, in good coudition, at low figure, | seas” of otek ws hea r, y ~ te vlliee att FOSS | Looe ‘GOS Lathe at, gr would join che whe bas bandnexs or SEED A BREE x Scanere. ice: ANTED-TRY SCRIBNER, BEST BUTTE: V } Rolls and cents pouns (like butter does) for one mnouthor money refundede Families served at resi 3 SUPACTUREES, FAKMERS AND OTREES reaGauaten toe ‘chine locations will aud best oe, wg dcdress M. ¥. RICHARDS, Land M B. and 0. KK. As Iinn.ixcation 127-8 tetsey ANTED—A PARTNER WITH €3,000 CASH - wid | WW ad cotablished shoe Wnsiness. Aa NTED-A EADY WOULD LIKE @ sctoubainy La Sa star other. ; Fs avi hes 128-3" | respondence OR SALE—GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE ANTED—A FEW HUNDRED OUNCES OF ©) ‘Star office. vuth Washington, duing & strictiy cash buni- W aaidaha Shiver at once: full esels 14 Be ould thie ‘week: te Ee. ah, ON INAUGURATION bay ve Vill be sold cheap if So EADER, ON INAUGURATION DA. ARE + W TLR SUmG EON eeTET CoRED over’ fails to ours, cic ecg fy A y ifs get ae Speed spree npn W ‘i taking Clark's Couspetion Ours. ake SE_ | into nice Lusiness, Write or call on BK WAMD, from fruits 126-08 | Wand ; BEST STAND ON ive, being aud be taken = ¢ EBBILT House DRUG Brun and Ee, ave. se: E o 503 ST, ‘QUESTIONS ANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW WE wave | CUudtaunn OE, EXSMIRATION ; “é ‘Texas male to sell at $3 each, we PLAN A, SCHMID'S Bird Store, 517 22th st. u.w. {5-1m* Southwest cor. ANTED—TO | BUY YOR HIGHEST Casa WILLIAMS, Gr0.W. feathers 2c old iron and metals and paper & E attended m SEINSTELN, 1 ‘Bist. nw. opp. hay scale, YBOD}