Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1889, Page 2

—— eo THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C SATURDAY MaR SOCIAL MATTERS. Contents of the White House Parlors— Personal Notes. Mrs. Harrison is still unable to be down- stairs, and as Mrs. McKee, too, was suff from a cold yesterday, there was no reception in the red’ drawing-room. Mrs. McKee and Mrs. Russell Harrison joined the long proces- sion of carriages that ’@ on the Avenue in the sunny afternoon hours. It would be a kindly thing if the ladies of the city would for- bear to request audiences of the lady of the White House for a brief period, until she and her household have fully recovered from the recent fatiguing experiences they have been through. An idea that the parlors of the executive mansion are as lacking in household orna- mentation as is a railways station is incorrect, as will be seen by taking the rooms in detail and noting their contents. The red corridor is di- vided from the main vestibule by a large and beautifully-jeweled screen that replaced a large ground glass partition in President Ar- thur’s day. This corridor extends in front of the three semi-private parlors, the red, the blue, and the green rooms. It is hung with the portraits of numerous ex-Presidents, its niches are filled with tropical plants in hand- some jars set upon pedestals, its mirror-rests are decked wih’ blooming plants, and the chairs and sofas that line the walls are luxuri- ously upholstered. The first room of the suite, beginning at the western end of the house, is the red parlor. The two tall French windows on the south side of the red parlor open upon a balcony, and they are hung with curtains of wine velvet lined with yellow silk inside and white lace curtains, and on the glass are sash curtains of red silk. Upon the walls in heavy gilded frames are a portraits of Gen. Arthur and ex-Presidents Van Buren and Adams. ‘Three exquisite cabinets of carved wood, that were selecte’ by Gen. Arthur, whose taste im such matters was excellent, are set the walls, andon top of these are six china vases, variously decorated, and one bronze figure. The elaborate mirror rest that is between the windows is covered with a vel- vet scarf. The rest is of carved wood and has a jeweled glass back. Upon it are two tall wine-colored vases mounted in gold, and be- tween them a time-piece. Inthe far corners of the room are two velvet-covered pedes- teh op, orting bronze figures. Against the mp placed a large and curiously carved pore upon which is a silken cover and a fancy lamp with a white lace shade, and a half a dozen of large gilt-edged morrocco-bound volumes of French art. There is a small table of onyx set in brass, and in the center of the room a large table on which isa high brass lamp with an umbrella shade ofred silk. On one side of the fireplace isahigh brass lamp standing upon the floor under an umbrella shade of silk, and on the other side is a brass pedestal bearing a basin and antique ewer in brass. The mantel is of carved wood, under a mirror, and holds two many-branched candelabra. On the ledge below the mantel are painted jacques, though some of these pieces | sama disappeared in the past few years and are marked “missing” on the inven- tory that is made every four years. Two hand- some jars over three feet high stand on either | side of the fire place that has brass fenders | and accessories. There are three screens in this room, one a very handsome Japanese | screen of many folds, and one a piece of elab- orate needle work framed in brass. The two mahogany sofas are upholstered in wine velve aud four of the chairs are in velvet and six in yellow satin brocade set in gold frames. The gold chandelier is ornate to a degree, the walls are wainscoted in murky red and the walls tinted in maroon color to a fancy border, and the ceiling is in a red and yellow mathematical pattern. The carpet is a yellow-flowered rug, with a border laid upon ‘@ plain crimson felt that extends from under it to the wall. A door in the east wall opens into the blue room. This is the state reception room of the suite, and contains no bric-a-brac save two clocks and two vases on the mantel and mirror-rest that faces the fireplace. The room is a perfect oval, and the coloring is peacock blue. The chan- delier is very handsome, and the gas brackets are adorned with pendant crystal grape clusters. There are four large sofas and one central divan, besides a dozen or more chairs upholstered in blue satin, and over one of the blue satin-hung windows is a gold eagle with spread pinions ready for flight. The deep frieze is in white and blu¢ jeweled effects, ‘The green parlor is par excellence the ladies room. It is delightfully cool in coloring and dainty in its details. Gn Gin walls, that are hung with a gilded and green paper, are the traits of Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Tyler, and Mrs. olk, in golden frames. The windows are hung with pale green satin. Two cabinets, a low and a high one, stand against the walls, on which are placed vases and three screens are placed about; the mirror rest and mantel are draped with fringed brocade in the style that was thought elegant some yefrs ago. On the former are two vases of Venetian glass anda bronze figure, and on the latter a petty clock | sud two vases of sevres china. On the hearth stand two tall vases from China of the most beautiful ware of the Orient. The center table has a cover of Persian weave and some handsome books, and a pretty lamp. | An inlaid table supports a china vase of much beauty. The grand piano is covered with gray velvet, and has a lamp upon it, and there are two music racks on the floor. The two sofas and the chairs and the double floor cushions are m green and gray satin, and the chandelier is a companion to the one in the red parlor. The furniture in these rooms, that are fitted for sitting-rooms, and in which a few people might voluntarily sit down to spend the evening without doing violence to their esthetic souls, is faded, worn and sadly out of date. The hangings at the windows are dingily discolored from long exposure to sun, and sometimes rain, and others of the details of the room are open to criticism, which may generate a realizing sense of unfitness and great penuriousness in the nation’s housekeeping, and thereby bring about reform and refurnish- ang. The east room that everybody visits who goes to the White House is the best-furnished room in the house. Its carpet is new, its golden- brown-plush chairs and sofas are fresh and modern. and the portraits of General and Mar- | tha Washington and Thos. Jefferson have been recently retouched and refreshed. It stands in sharp contrast to the other portions of the house, whose rooms and furnishings are dingy. Mrs. John Armstrong Chanler held an in- formal reception yesterday afternoon, between the hours ob 5 and and 7, in her own room in the hotel Arno. Mrs. Chanler wore a Greek gown of white crepe, fastened with pearl and diamond- beaded pins, and her callers were numerous. Thelady managers of the Garfield hospital had a red-letter day yesterday at the loan exhi- bition. The day was fine and everybody was out. Mrs. G. G. Hubbard was the hostess of the tea room, and she was assisted by Mrs. A. G. Bell, Mrs, Chas. M. Bell, Mrs. Lander, Mrs. Kellogg, Mrs. Orange ‘Ferriss and’ Mrs. J. W. Powell. The young ladies who passed up the checks for the pur- chases were Miss Seidmore, Miss Spofford, Miss Robena Taylor, Miss Ethel Ingalls, Miss Lucy Corkbill, Miss Tiers, -the Misses Po) Miss Edes, Miss Porter, Miss Moore, and Mary McCulloch. The tea used was pater by Miss Scidmore from China, and was exce tionally excellent in flavor. Yellow jonquil and tulips were the floral decorations, The music was furnished by Mrs. Chas. Vorhees, who sang, Miss Hallie Voorhees piaying the a Mrs. Buxton, = ae Miss Nicholson, and Miss also contributed to the program. eons present were Mr. and ay H. AL _s Boe: and Mrs. and Miss Burdette, Bentley, Mrs. Frank P. Gross, Mr. merge & -~ ge Pa — M Hendley, irs, Hastings, Mrs. Mrs, and Miss Ratherford, Mrs, ibs od Mec- gram, was exceptionally fine, Miss pobyarses plying, as nq Mins Wolastan singing, Uo The Litres, society meets this evening at the residence of Chief Justice Drake, 1416 20th Fistotheates Rin, etieodaies ih stop- ping with Mra. B. F. Broner, on Capitol Hill, Poh, Mrs, Albaugh, the Misses Lowe, Bruner, Webb, and Geiser. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Wolf will leave to-mor- =< for — south to Atlanta, where on ursday Mr. Wolf will dedicate’ the new an hans’ home erected through the generosity of the order of B'nai B'rith, one: H. Holmes, 1444 Stoughton street, Hill, has returned to the city aftera er 's absence in New York. Mr. R. A. McKericher, of Glenwood, har ven a ‘ty last evening, in honor o: g twenty fret 7 aay, by a number of friends, ‘hich was the main feature with an intermission at midnight to enjoy a oon su] . Among those present were Misses Ansley, Marsh, Bevaler, MeKericher, Davis Lutz, Nagle and Brown, and Messrs. Harper, Ansley, Heifert, McKericher, Swan, Leesnitzer, ‘Nagle, and Atchison, Mrs. R. V. Belt, 1314 10th street, northwest, gave a pleasant entertainment on Friday’ even ing in honor of her guest, Miss Alice Wilson, of Maryland. Among those present were Misses Bartle, Bolway, Kramer, Heaton, McKenna, Schmidt and Rickwoed; Mrs, ad Spencer, Mrs. Berthrong, , Mrs, Smoot Mrs. Godfrey; Dr. H. W. Wiley, Dr. Dillenbach, and Messrs. McCauley, Myeres, Michener, Git- tings, Spencer, Kramer, n and Boteler. The death of Mr. Fred. J. Mueller, on Wed- nesday last, was a t shock to his many friends, He was well known socially and as [eae a as here as at West Point and his ome in Vicksburg, Miss. His sister, Miss Alice Mueller, visited here two years seo, and is now — with her mother, the guest of Mrs. Eng- Mrs. Clephane gave s reception and card party on Friday evening to her daughter's guests, the Misses Rogers, of New York. Miss Fielding Roselle, who recently returned from visiting friends in aa will soon repeat her visit to Mrs. Wood. Mrs. Edmon J. Levy, nee Loring, of Boston, is the guest of Miss Vangie Munson, at her home, 2428 Craven terrace. Miss Amelia Backenheimer has returned home from a long visit to friends in Baltimore, and has as her guest Miss Adele Behrends, of Baltimore. Afancy dress ball, under the auspices of the ladies of the Columbia Turn-Verein, will be given at the National Rifles’ armory on Monday evening. Mrs. Laura Madison has gone to St. Louis to visit friends. Mrs, Charles Nordhoff gave a handsome luncheon yesterday. The guests were Mrs. Cockrell, Mrs. McMillan, Mra. Hitt, Mrs. Geo. Beale, Mrs. Pellew, Mrs. Butterworth, Mrs. Foster, Miss Kate Field, Mrs. Hodgson Burnett, Mrs, Cunningham, Mrs, Williams of New Lon- don, Mrs.Grey, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Board- man of New York, and Mrs, O'Connell, who is the guest of the house. The flowers and deco- rations were all yellow. The names of all the guests were beautifully painted on one end of each broad satin ribbon confining the large bouquets of jonquils. Col. and Mrs. Fred. Grantare in the city, the guests of Mrs, Gen. Beale. a COMING AMUSEMENTS. Avsavon’s Opera Hovse.—The leading mem- bers of the company which will sing the new comic opera ‘Said Pasha” at Albaugh’s next week are Charles Turner, late of the American opera company; Helen Dingeon, Carrie God- frey, Alice allie, Joseph Greensfelder, Stan- ley Felch, Franeis Gaillard, Edwin Stevens and Rete Selby. The opera will be mounted with scenery specially ited for it, and the cos- tumes are said to be new and rich, Miss Neat Stevens, of Chicago, a young pianist who is highly spoken of, will give a concert at the Congregational church on Tues- day evening, April 2. She will be assisted by other artists. rved seats are on sale a Ellis’. Prano Recrrat.—Miss Amy Hare, medalist and associate of the Royal academy of music, London, will give a pianoforte recital at Uni- versalist church, on Wednesday evening, March 27, under the patronage of a number of well- known ladies. Seats are on sale at Droop's, Brentano's, and the principal hotels, Hanzis’ Busou Tuzater will have as its at- traction next week Mr. ‘‘Pete” Baker, the Ger- in dialect comnedia: in a new piece called e Emigrant,” which is said to be much fun- nier than his old piece, “Chris and Lena.” The | new play is said to be replete with pretty songs, | witty dialogue and comical situations, while the costumes to be used in it, the public is as- | sured, cost no less than $10,000. Tue PaNonama asp THE MincEts.—To-day and to-morrow will be the last opportuni- ties to see the panorama of the Battle of Shiloh and the midgets, The latter end their very successful engagement here to-morrow night, when the panorama building will be closed for a few days and the battle of Bull Run picture put up temporarily until the panorama of the battle of Gettys- burg can be brought here. Kennax’s Treatzr.—There will be another first rate variety show at Kernan’s next week when Gus Hill's “World of Novelties” will play areturn engagement. This troupe contains some of the best Performersnow on the variety stage. ee irs. Berry’s Funeral. BRIEF MENTION OF THE LIFE OF A REMARKABLE WOMAN. Simple funeral service will be held at All Souls’ Unitarian church, at 4 o’clock this after- noon, in memory of Mrs, Sarah B, Berry, who died at the Columbia hospital yes- terday morning. The last twenty-five years | of Mrs. Berry's life were spent in Washington. She was of Massachusetts birth, having been born in Groton, seventy years ago, and she has always drawn to her house a company of New England people. Her grandfather was the somewhat noted “Squire” Brazier, of Groton, and her father, Charles Stuart, was a brilliant lawyer in his day. Her brother of the same name was the first scholar in Sumner’s class in Harvard col- lege. While still under twenty she went to New Orleans, where she married James Sill, an Enghshman of means, but was left a widow in a few months. The story of her life from this time is one of adventure and romance, Her husband left her a large life insurance, but she voluntarily sur- mr a it to his creditors, leaving herself penniless. During the yellow fever aoa ies of those years she was one of the Bravest and most tireless of nurses. In 1849, with a party of New Orleans people, she made the overland journey to California and was one of the first women to enter San Fran- cisco, Her second husband, whom she had married in a Mexican church during the journey overland, died soon after reaching the coast. She returned to New York just before the war with a considerable fortune, which she had gathered on the slope, but her patriotic contributions and her charities uickly exhausted this, and in 1865 she came to | ¥ and took the historic house on G street, which is now occupied by the Riggs house annex. The people whom she drew about her there ve always re- mained her friends, and the same may be said of those who have known her in her more relatives survivin, Amon; ant-Commander Joseph G. Eaton, of the navy, who was with her at the last and who will carry them is Lieuten- Culloch, Mra. Worden, Mrs. Pollok, Mrs. Newcomb, Mra. Me Mrs. Van Wyck and Mr.’ G. G. Hubbard. To-day Sart The music w = Annie Louise Miss her body north at the close of the services this afternoon, Arrested in Culpeper, Va. THE BOY WHO IS CHARGED WITH ROBBING MRS, CATHERINE CLEMENTS, Detective Wheeler returned from Culpeper, Va., last evening with a colored boy named William Woodson, who is under indictment here for the grand larceny of $48 from Mrs, Catherine Clements, of No. 443 I street north- west, The boy is about seventeen years old. He was in Mrs. Clements’ employ hes Aa , when he eS ne el ippeart | recent home on L street. Mrs. Berry has few | ae A Prosperous Church. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CONGREGATION OF THE NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. At the annual meeting of the New York Avenue Presbyterian church and vongregation recently held the reports presented showed that this church has had one of the most pros- perous years in its history. There were during the year 133 additions to the membership, a number than during any previous year of its existence. The contributions for all pur- poses. amounted to $28,338.57. The Gurley mission was organized into the Gurley Presby- terian church, to which the parent church gave one hundred and nineteen members, ¢1 and repaired the ae at a cost of about $7,000, and left it free of debt. A ne’ was organized in January last on 4! which is = oe “The Young F society, a and prosperous organization, carries on pices at the church, ‘Bethany mission, Soldiers’ fome, and Woman’s home on 13th street, above bd The follo office: re elected: Presiding elders, John W. Foster, Jacob R. Van Mater, Wm. B. Gurley; deacons, Chas. 8. Bradley, Robt. P. A. Denham, Dr. Jas. A. Freer, Edw. 8. Burgess, Benj. C. Somerville; trustees, Brain- ard H. Warner, John W. Douglass, Lewis Clephane, Jas. Williamson. ge. An ENTERTAINMENT AT THE INSANE ASYLUM.— The Pickwick club gave an entertaining “Old | Folks” concert last night at St. Elizabeth's hospital for the insane. After the concert the singersenjoyed the hospitality of the asylum. ‘The chorus,unger the direction of Mr. E. H.Dan- iel, was composed of the following well-known singers: Sopfani, the Misses B. Van Horn, M. Larcombe, . Houck, M. Walker, M. Nelligar, M. Gardner, 'D, Colison, M. Dunn, K. Powers, K. Espey; alti, Misses M. Stahl, M. Harper, M. Snuith; tenori, Messrs. Wm. Reid, S. Cully, 8. Gardner; bassi, Messrs. J. and BR. Gessford, H. Gardner, Wm. Larcombe; pianist, Miss’ N. Matthews, AUCTION SALES. ‘ARNER"! W S GneaT FORSE SALES, Nett TXSTX, | 1k89, AT TEN ATED: COMEORTABL ontsis ADAP TE DIG ALL PURPOS! ch RKIAGES, HAR ROBES, &c. (A pay Horse, 6 years old, 15% binds high, sound and kind; a good business horse, ‘A brown Mare, 6 years old, 1534 hands high; kind in all harness, ach W213, stylish dun Horse, black mane and tail, sound good driver or worker. SA very hairhono terse Mae 8 years ol, 1 53 hanés igh; Speers site tender in front, is sound and kind the present owner, a private patty, has owned her 3 years: she is safe for a lady to dives at sane time has plenty of spirit; her action is perfect, and she is a fine roadster. Avery fine bay Mare, Sears old, 15% hands hil sound and kind: Hunbletonian wiseis toed style aad action; a fine roadster; can trot i minutes. | “x mishowany bay Stallion, 12¢ basis hei sired by Baxter Black's Hambletonian, he by Kysdyk's Hamble. tonian 10, dam Harry stock; he isa stallion of great style and action, perfectly gentle, aud hard to surpass asa ter or worker. THE. FOLLOWING ‘Nici - RRED HORSES. WHICH WERE SOLD. eat pur . hee Hh ‘a ae ae s TO f WANTED—ROOMS. CH 23, 1889-TWELVE PAGES. FOR RENT—ROOMS. Cooks, Rutses, ae FM BURSHAM. S10 iw = ne TO $40; CHAM Sook, SaMeLA G Sook ae ee aw. MALE AND COOKS, LAUN- itress, qatery teres fara and dutty. D y. DICKS 613 ‘Also European mb23-3t ss sis sbtchen in ghee ANTED—A Sonny Fu ccna GENERAL HOUSE work, to go at once to the seashore. compe. red) waiter, cook. and laundress for 1307 Caroline at, ft bot Fand U and it a sa Pak ANTED—A WHITE GIRL AS _—— W and waliress; well recommended, mennet ATg? ‘a W ite) All pply Per oped or ah aoe re. wares LAD OF SIXTEEN YEARS (WHITE) store; — sng German ty pA preferred. "hadress UGS, 81 Ni HONEST, aren aNE mA 18 oF 20; far, od avable of managing Lo; PROMPT, | Se A BOY LIVING IN NORTHWEST WS ARt APPLY at Shoe Store, 1606 14th st, nw. RENT—THREE ‘Anely, cheap Soe : fueeoe 4th st.nw. 5 on ‘ail mod. 3 cent FREE ore and cool for summer; Country. Address ML. By Sf Tau at a Fa. Saemneee : orn a ST N. ose Desihane REXT—310 IND TN aah St ANA SVE a HAxDROMELY ou, ear City ball tl mb23-3t Seale * ir ae Aes icz— Bs Ly song yy Ee SALE-A LIGHT WEIGHT 2 TWO-WREEL covered Cart: suitable for iwund 3 eit a Cos Ss eee GSP Sea, Tear of 1322 Wisi FIRST-CLASS TRIMMER; jiasistant milliners at J C. HUTCHINS) Wi TED—AN EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER Cali, betore 10.o'clock a. m., 613 12th « WANTEDSA MAN WITH A SMALL FAMILY to work on Farm as fireman, 6 miles from the city, Call or address 1028 Ou sts between 9 o'cioc 12m. “Good wages to right maa WANIED-AN AMERICAN, GENTLEMAN (NOT in: andar Stocomumence. aoviy Monday’ aft alter ry CEE & CO, 430 7th st. ue v TO LEARN SHIRT ae. ‘and to make hinge Iegenerally useful: must cons well recommended. Address in own handwriting, " DUSTAIOUS,” Stag offices ae WER. AT 1430 Q BT. NW. SKILLED waist and sleer jose that’ understand new style of worl jae enkgeas oar no others. bay to the | reat WANTEDIA LADY T LADY TO DO CLERICAL WORK IN 4 business office; must be quick and oe in fixures; ove who lives with pareneopacan briny reterences. Address CLERICAL WOKK, Star o! a d ANTED—A NEAT, TIDY GIRL TO DO GENE- Wit housework; mist go home at night. App with references, 5 Lith st.se. _ ApRY | a ANTED — = WHITE GIRL FO! Wie W a TED — aces “EMPLOYMENT BU- Teau, conducted by ladies, and colored, for all kinds of doi and states, with references, Witiresal RESPECTABLE W for genes reference. &: V TATED SAT 78 14th ST. NW. FIRST-CLASS waist and skirt h: y experienced hands peed apply. Call betore 6:50 this bvouing or Mon- WS NTED—EVERY ONE SEEKING eae ment to know where to get it, No charge for working-women, clerks, copyists, salesladies, drivers, CITY INTELLE- mhz3-6t* porters, fury handy aud dairy men, ENCE OFFICE, 711 G st. new. 5 W, JVANTED— EXPERIENCED INDUSTRIAL agents; new and popular plans; it will cost noth- ing to investigate; no lapses to cover; good waxes for good men. ‘The Washington Beueficial Endowment Association, 419 10th st-n.w., apply from 9 to 13. WITH A =e A 3-6t_ : M. “WW perience iu Drug business, Alto s porter ea Who tnderstands charging soda water. ‘addresg Star offic 2 r AT ONCE—A GOOD, TNTELLIGE: nd evergetic mau of good address to repres New York Life Insurauce Co. -A- J. MYERS, Box Star offic: | da (, and dam of Ha 44 y ‘*Endorser,” @ racker,” son | ot sBoston,’ ath dain by “Grey Kugie.” Oth dam, “Superior,” sire of “W Memorahdum—This lang is good size, good bone, feet, and muse! well broken, but his spec | veloped: with so much trotting blood 11 his ¥ } natural to expect him to turn out a real trott | ee 8. A brown welding: foaled 1984, 1 st dam by rtis Hambletonian,’ 0. Memoranduim--This is a very 1 gelding, and for the amount of handing he has show a very fast road gait. All he requires isa little careful work to develop his « laine foaled 18% bred, tnd owned by Spring Station, W ys wood,” sire of Ist dain, ia dam, “Ansel Mare," by -Grute's Ase “Broken Lee” (thoroughbred), 3d dam, “Old lly” (thor: guyehbred); 4th dam, “Old Bess,” by “Blackburn's | Wh: ‘Memorandum—The dams? pedigrees are known tobe | thoroughbred; they were all bred by the late David C. | Humphreys, except “Old Bess; he purchased her | from Mr, Regis Alexander. ‘This welding hus good | bone and substance, is nicely broken and gentle, and, with all this thoroughbred blood, he must be & “stayer.” Bay Mare, 5 Years ,old. 15% hands high, sired by “Beecher,” he by “Blue Grass.” he by Np pot | Hanbletonian.” first dam by “Join Dillard,” second | dam by “Bay Messenger.” Memorandum.—This is a very fine mare, nicely broken, # good roadster, and cat now trot fast: itis | believed that 4 2:40 horse cannot beat her on the road. soangrupug. Brown, Gelding, | 154, hands © high, foaled 1886, Cecil Bros, Danville, ‘Ky., Win. ue, gen Thorne’s Spr by second dam by “Amerie rat ‘lay, ‘Memoranduim—This he is strong and ter. red by “Pightheart, son of “C sant tee eg ho 34. Sep to harness ; will make a good road- ; Mr. Kenton let the purchaser of this gray mare leave her, because he (the purchaser) was under the impres- sion with foal. GRAY MALrs 4 years old, 15% hands hig! well broken ; single or double, Memorandum.—Mr. Kenton has mislaid the ofthis mare; she is well-bred, and if it cannot by day of sale, will send to Ki the purchaser. fello’ speedy ; she is pedigree found be ntucky and obtain it tor She is a mare of immense power, has # big, open gait, and must — to go very fast. AL Achestnut sorrel Mare 15% hands high, sound and kind, good style and action; has trotted in’3 minutes; can road 10 miles an hour. ‘A wray Mare, 12 years old, 1546 hands high, sound and kind; has been driven by & lady; very stylish, good action; ee ee to 3 minutes. A RATE OF HANDSOME 5,5 AND 6 YE OTHER: SORREL YEARS O11 D, DI T, AND W. SHOULD LEARN TO SHING A PAIR OF HORSES HL AN AD BORER CALL THIS TEAM Bi LEORE DAY OF SALE. a number of other horses.” Full description day of mhz: W. ¥. WARNER. "JHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT. {LURKISH CAR. PET AND KUG SALI Owing to the bad weather and at roe request of many | parties who could not attend th durkish pets, it will be contin WENTY-FIFTH, 158: THREE P. M., which wil tunity offered: THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, rpuonas DOWLING, Auctioneer. VERY HANDSOME PLUSH 1 PARLOR SUITE, LACE WINDOW HANGE) . AND BRU: 8 x GQOR, ORDEL RESSES, FEATHER SDAY, MORNING, | MARCH TWENTY. | 1859, at TEN 017 Gonbecticut avenue, T shail sel tents, all of which is in first-class condition and fine | workinanship, THOMAS DOWLING, mh23-dts Auctioneer, IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. BRADBURY, UPRIGHT PIANO IN PERFECT OR- VERY HANDSOME TURKISH PARLOR Bute UPHOLSTERED IN SILK BROCATELLE, | Kit 5 TW XY. RINE, UPHOLSTERE EB FINELY ‘CARVED NE af RY AND BOOKCASE, WW Ww. TBIAPLIA Ot pati CHAMBEK, STAIR, AND HALL ET | N ATR VERE Saas 80: CHAMBER SCILE, WI MIRKOK; LOt AN SU) VEMIOR WORKMAN: SH AB TWO VFI DSI EADS, Wit . CHAM: B} Ep HAIR .T- 7 RNITUKE, Wie ND REVOL' NG OF cH MARBi SIDEBOARD, WALN Di CHINA AND GL AsSWale Ww SION DINI TRA’ REQUI ae AS MORNING, .MARCH TWENTY- EIGHTH, 1589, at TEN at residence, No. FOLD Lath nivoct northwest, {shail sel's uperior col- lection of Household effects iu first-clucs condition, mbz3-dts THOMAS DOWLING, “AUG. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, 800 PAIRS MEN'S, LADIES, AND CHILDREN’S SAT AU Qn FURSDAY MORNING, MARCH TWENTY. SIXTH, 1889, at ‘CLOG! t auy ,auction- Foo, I shall te Shoes. me shove satel HOMAS DOW NG, ‘Auctioneer. UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, meee EURNITURE, tN TO Pay RAGE AND HAULING, on TUESDAY. MORNING, MARCH 26, 1889, at TEN U'CLOCK, I will sell at auction, at’ the sales- ‘of Dunesnson 0 itis | Wi wholesale books; | PEIRSC | Wa Also i Well recommended. Apply at office 736 Le fo vepresent, in lily ov locality, an old | WA «| the different countries’ VICES COM will handie thousands of dollars of company’s goods and mouey: re $1,500 cash (uo bonds). salary $190 Station D, N.Y. CED- A COMPETENT COOK, GOOD WAGES. competent Chambermaid and Waitress; send d where retereuce can be obtained. Bo: tar office. W ANTED-AN A petent to cop 1434 New aoe Wee WANTED MEN TO SELL | LAND MOI tain Ponies, ‘The most desirable pong Spown sor ladies and gentlemen; pertect p beautic spotted, striped aud solid colors: largest herd of fancy ponies in the world; rare oppor- ASSISTANT TRIMM Mpiy et BUREAU OF I FASE mi TENT CLOAK ALTERER, HOTCHINSON'S, 967 Peunsy vauia ave, tuuity for business; sample pair free to well by on ters answered if a, sel{- business-like conditions, addreased stamped envelope ix inclosed, RAUB, Boerne, Kendall county, Texas. A PRIVAT. ED—AS SERVANT '.@ settled woman for general ‘housework ; wages $10 per mouth; must come 36 L4th ot. nw. m22- Ws TED—) FOR CHILD THR: mouths Gi. “Adiseee on eosle Se 303 Fut WASTED! io ae OF | WV good address for special work; pleasant oceupa- tion; short hours 5 liberal pay. sets & HALDEM. Pst. n. Ww. a WASZED TA NURSE: FRENCH oR "GERMAS preferred: must know how to sew. Inquire, tween 10 and 12, at the Maltby, Capitol Park, ane eat W fee various depertarent SALESLADIES FOR rene nitions. “thts bo: CHE, v oes =D—A RELIABLE | [as (a tan preferred) to take charge of three children | gue who understands plain sewing. APE ot at 919 La. ave, Little wirl; references required. Apply at. 1710. Cou- necticut ave. from 9 to 11 a.m., oF from 6 to ¥ p,m. HE ‘TERN EMPLOY- Koom 4, 1424 New York ave.,wante cooks, nurses, chambermaids, and help of all kiuds, With ‘references, Situations with the best people in Washington guaranteed, Call at once. mbh14-toz6 Wan TED—AN ACTIVE MAN LOCATED OUT- side Washington, salary 800 to $100 per month, SE, Lock Box ats, mb14-th, Kelereuces. "SUPT, MFG. HOU TED LE: cS FOR PROF. ere NEK'S New International Tailor System of Dress ena Garment Cutting with any inch rule and tape measure alone. PH epagien and materials cut and busted or mad ig Tegiured: the system taught by MESSE, Mume. 5. J. 1305 WANTED—SITUATIONS. WANTED-BY A COMPETENT AND, RELIABLE White woman, a position, ax housekee} ferred, or invalid of child's nurse, with intelligent and refined people. Address B., Star off WEARTEDSAT ONCE ae glish Coachinen and Housemen. and female), nurses, maids, waiters, hud storeand office help: “¥.‘M. BURNHASL 810 Yth st. new, AOR GIS mb23-6t* W* TED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, place in a good private family as chambermai or laundress: best of city references given. Call. for 4 D | days at 1730 K st. n. Ww TED—BY A CLERK WHO THOROUGHLY understands the prosecution of pension Zsa a pysition Im an attorney's office. “Address ¥- | Ohice Ww: —BY A LADY OF SSeS position in a first-class family as nurse ness and seamstress; references. “Address G. e Wilton HOUSES—TWO BRICK FOR enstioe SIAN Eig Sucre one for $3,000; one 000 one for 86, “address Us a Wiahagnters LADY, desires WITH TWO GROWN Furni: jummier st bominal rent, oF will take c house; best ‘of ‘references. Address ANTED — BY GENTLEMAN AND wire a House of 7 oF 8 rooms; cca! gated: mo moder improvements. Address office. Wo 70. BUY ON Se PAYMENTS, house, § or Y rooms, modern v 2, on. Address, with price, H., 2410 K atreet porth- Wattae BY TWO TADIES FOR SIX OR hootean a may ae nebo to rence gly Sonne: "adiincas MES. K.. Star office. mb22-2t" Ww ANTED—ALL CASH WILL BE PAID FOR A neat, st, good 7 or & room house in s quod n ibor- | hood; must be @ bargain. Address A.G., 1:3 tae ANTED—A GOOD BUSINESS PROP! ‘¥ IN ¥i Tat, Sd and im frontage of and de; S00 a ine vise or would ii titer to have some lots in this ited houses from 200 upwards, * 986. Fee GULLINANE, Tab! Wis ERmuRERGTR or Ones sit ra ready for any property cffored ner tarket races THOMAS A. MITCHELL, __mb20-1m_ Fst, Boom 4. 'ANTED—ALL DESCRIPTIONS ¢ QFPROPERTY, at For ex- change “SHOMAS‘R: MITCHELL. aih20-inn Winks MEELIS, TRON 80 15 = )) for a clie: my ron i ee oe Wwe RENT FOR ONE YEAR WITH pail lege of five, an Office suitable for real estat Duaitiess, neat Dusiuess center, on first floor, Addres giving location and price, Box 63, Star office. m21-3t WANTED MISCELLANEOUS My ro0 d disposition an yughter; home guaranteed. Address J. ate City P.O. ANTED—FOR AN EASY SHAVE OR A FIRST- lame haircut, go to the LITILE STUDIO around the corner of 14th Wat aud Pa: will Wallasey o operated by Philadelphia white artists, ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE 5 70 jineet with s congenial person to room idress M. E. M., Star office. WASEED pies CUTTING MADE EASY. very ome to learn to cut all kinds of eee aud accurately. The umem will be orgs. aud the scale and a measure book furnished Persons learning this system are immedi- placed in @ position to earn Kood wages. ing experienced, hands can ‘Obtain them at the school at any tim ANTED-H. Sate PAYS THE Ss CASH ices for second-hand ture, Carpets ® specialty. mh23 ws TED—TO BUY-INCUBATO! NEW OR SEC- ond-hand ; state size and price. BI Star office. mbz2-2t ANTED—A SETTLED MARRIED COUPLE TO occupy furnished house for six months, ats gall reut; references required. Apply at once 941 st. uw. Wascateacte TEACHER i? aw RITING big ee dancing le-aged ladies pre. before 12 m. .@. mb21-3t* Sing CHINA FIRED AND G GILDED wishing to have cl fired can it, } Toon pe for gilding, at M. W. BEVERIDOES, | 1009 Pennsylvania ave, mh2z0-0t V ‘ANTED-IF YOU HAVE ae oe vORK, = furniture ship or store, s¢1 a THOMAS ‘ists : ve ever me. We Eat ‘7th thst. 8 holsteri 'OLKS, 1900 H street northweat, every WANTED PARLOR FURNITURE ae ER. ed, mattresses inade over; work done in # neat and uubstan tial manner ; carpet cleaned on $e fooe by method ; sewed and laid. Address ©. MELSOX, ae ‘BUY FOR HIGHEST ¢ CASH PRICE hand furniture, ca stoves, feathers, ere by mail of otherwise receive prompt atten: NSTEIN, 1009 B st. n.w., opposite eae FaNTED HORSES TO KEEP. BOX | arta ars onal attention; order box at, Price's Stables, 311 6th st. nw. Farm, 7th-st. road, 8 miles frou - LARK, Sligo, Ma. mh13-1m* LADIES TRY“ORANGE BLOSSOM,” re cura tor female diseases. also Dr. McGill's fier” cares malaria; 100 doses $1; samples ¥, sole agents Si? Aste hee, ANTED—TRY SCRIBNER, BEST BUTTERINE, | ) Rolls and prints 20 cents pound: cooking, 13 pound. Warranted not to get strong ike Butter dows, for oe month oor money ifunael, red at residences. £ur save ns, revolvers, 0 aud allver, tor Pightat’¢ cua ieee ca Call nee | Feta! ares Grae Raat. nw. ny 20 W os ‘LEANING Renovating Works: Feathers Kenovated, ‘Ma tresses Made Over, Furniture Steamed, and Moths De- stroved. F HYOUNGS1402 PanvsTelepboue 10085, BUSINESS CHANCES. 1,503 14th, opposite | @ AND | floor; rooms, single or en suite, furmebed guests accomm, . Ap2L ist. uw. ‘k; most attractive Or ry ‘T—LARGI one with folding Fates; no children; new house with moder co: 3 Ind. | & room, opposite reservation, Vements; private’ tandly ; convenient to gle or en suite, suitable for a weutieman ab yuired. 10K MENT _UNFURNISHED—3 VERY | N: TOK SALE-NO. 2 CALIGR Fiz tuinae san, at | PS ie | Fe R RENT—VERY PLEASANT SOUTH i FRONT nished ; fe koomnsseed aT board in house; Strapntent )R REN =e FOR ee ing; parlor floor; four rooms, southern exposure pon Jocsiion in Washington, Quiy adults, 1117 Mass. ave, cor. 12 WELL-FUBNISHED ROOMS, 3 pouthern exposure: los ‘ave, Dear Sd and Daw. mbes poe ‘RENT—A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ‘wito all modern im- three car es. Lerms very reasonabie. 903 10th st. nw" m23-3" Eres RENT—THREE FURNISHED KOOMS, ais; New Jersey ave. = ar Foe RENT—28 ipa cl LE, SINGLE 08 EN < been Ti constan’ : Will also noms Caterernert do See | Siete chines CAVEAT GHC See oe R RENT—1014 1st st FW, JUST ABOVE | _mh23-3t ee Pp, ished Too’ ees Fass SALE CENTURY. MAGAZINES. XOvEMBER excbanred. HOBINSOR. 1017 Tt. 8 iat Pee pee ELL FURNISHED BO ROOMS, a SALE—A FINE PAIR OF BAY BAY VERMONT podiaie Tif Taine exahe 2s STABLES, Oot bet Othand lowe ee N’ vATE “DRIVI Firat surat Fe am with boar 46 CL Feng SALE 4 FIN LOUNG B tial DRIVING Fy 3 * second . tory floor, #15. 7 ingens cs Be o coer 24d nib eds ee Mit Boos, ee | Mei condition. “Address * CALY RK SALE—PAIR YOUNG, iG, SOUND HORSES mize, clean travelers: together x separate. Several hue saddle and dey Poa ees FURNISHED BOOM, SEG ROOM, SECOND fogs Bs i ~ a, - rear tay Fequired! Oth st. uw. mb20-60 JOR RENT — ONE PLAINLY os er tah Bisteetted lou, cocgnd do beat, gue, bath for Fok silecsnony sired: losses anna isl a a th. Board ing po nate COLD: aRte ret oe rd aired, kc Estow. mbv3-20" hata zi suiy: in pertect condition; ou . hadrene Fo SALE—TWO GOOD SECOND-HAND, FIRE proof sates, One medium one goal Com= ‘Rdiirese Box 137, Star “te SPECIAL! tiation locks Be, Darga, tice. - ib a uuuber of o = SALE— <oRap. periect order. 4 thy 4 r. &. . suite | 2 Pa. eve, arora aoe — AMLIACAN CYCLOPEDIA You have the substance of 10,000 vols, in a ebelf cf books, that cot the pubusbers uver Lalf million Goliars ‘to complete it. Arrangements ate bow tuade so that auyope can hte aie great of Feferetice, Address P. 0. Box 300. “sunsg-tel tas JOR SALE—A FINE LADIES’ GOLD WATCH AND Chain, and Geut's Day Suit ror sale or exchatgre for ‘Tricycle cr Bicycle, or Dress Suit, chest Address GENTLEMAN, Star office ae I of the city, Srcat rose, with large cl | mer. No, 1634 I si single or en suite, on parior or second ft Vit.ave. Call after 6'o'clock. mb: JOR RENT — ONE NEWLY Fi two uniurnished communicating te | Bouse, ‘OR RENT ELEGANTLY FURNISHED AND Unfurnished rooms (with or without beard) in all from ¢4 10 $80; all usformation free, FE, RENT — LARGE, ANGEL: FURNISHED ‘Pleasant oe BR RENT—U aa SHED—TWO LARGE COM- Se — rooms, 2d floor, including pe eae. 20. Fone 'T—-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ae ISHED < | ex-othk Ooms ih new retereuces exchanged. 1124 30ch | | FoReeraiw 620 th st. nw. JOR Acooms ; bay window ; large closets; iuarket, cars and herdics, 1202 Ost-new. {OR REN wrivate family. 7OR aT window, single or en Suite, with or without RR ENT—TWO U! Foo; LO ve. DW. a; terms Le | at ree Fo RE FU rooms at 518 10th st. n.w. IR RENT—1327 NST. N.W., iB RENT—F and home comforts, at 043 Laat ) LARGE FURNISHED — mb ENT—SECOND FLOOR, Bi eoxaurir: cL —1315 MASS, AVE. N. W.; VERY DE- Bod | At sirable lance airy roouus, furnished; | posure; samen ROOMS—NEW HOUSE, BAY i NFURNISHED ROOMSON 2D Toor, fuitable for light poy with water chuldrei moderate. mbZs ot NISHED AND UNFI UNFURNISHED , SUITE = NTC = ED ROOMS WITH Bo, RD Caj Fok Sale CHEAP Lance baY HORSE SUITA: Bi bie for coupe; owner leaviig tow an table, corner Sth TING P 1S, 711 G st. nw. LE—CHEAP ick FRGEEES LS BEAUTIFCL FURNISHED BaY-W1 fares and Gene eae iovanee tor Fara ehurully located roou Just vacated. is of | selling owner Jeavutig city. For pare hier; Dreakiust if decthed. DUU Lot nw ah = 8 A RICH-TONED Kt 2SEWOOD SQUARE octaves, carved legs, ail mudera im elegant condivion, warranted good as Lew; cost e400 “ap be bougit for #1, iu monty ver and Sue mut, Handsome Bub’ Dew a i PLANO EXCHANGE New Mererooma, a stool inciuded. | Jou a A BEAUTIF EINWAY SQUARE Grand Piano, but littie used, aud st © @rest bar- } waun to vf MOLTLLY payments to suit, Uwner, ‘Gan’ Be avin city, Wauts to sell at once. HE FlaN0 EXCHANGE Warervome, ¥13 Peun. ave. {UK SALE—CHERRY BEDROOM SEI, WITH iuattiress and spriugs, parior clock, oil siove end oven, cuins closet, chud's crib and &e. 435 Sd st Le = er | JOR sale INSUKANCE STOCKS. 100 Columbia Pare, 100 Lage, es id. PELOUZE, 1313 F street. ROK SALE—a Bay MARE ay xnave SIZE, GEN- te, reliable; aciveu cont gL 25. wall north and south exposure; all'con.; bloeks frou esil tor § T ex if tal | OF Bs, OF exCU I Suitable tur ferallys Sooo yfpetimente: terms cae <a fuuitiy carvings. W. A. Tesi, vis Fat ow. mee {OK SALE—STOCK AND FIXTUKES OF GRO- R KENT—A LARGE FURNISHED SOUTH a font fvuty, “with alcove, 19 per iuooth. alas | ci? Mud Pmuvasiou sor eilciiid cla 4or snl small room, 85 per mouth; ‘also stable, $5. = Bo opposition; price G00. Box 7¥. star month. luguire 027 F st. mhssoe | ouCe. mbit OR SALE—A Rani A MAGNIFI- cont cabinet grand uprcht piano; dark rusewood ite; CMY Rinished: raud action three st throughout, overstruig’ powertul, Urilliaul aud evee tove, unequalled an all tbe nusest polite of exceiionces teed , ELEGANT | made by best makers aud fully unre ned but Rooms, en suite or «i fumiier rates: corner | & few wuuihe Uy a lady putin’ who lias leit ‘tue city house; roi on Capit in and Will make a sacriace iv &QWck sale. Cust $OUU. ee zeae | Mallssiifor only $290. Oasis or eiuall edvatioe monthly payments. Can be ‘te YANO EXCHANGE aREROOMS, m2 ¥13 Pa ave. JOR SALE} > AN Es, - pS, —— asi, goutheri eee ‘bridles, and hemes chelbang: ro S wets SADDLES © st one or two persons, » muse ens. All the above are lunported gouds of ire rate quality and equal to new. App! 22 Laiayette equate. wii 9 SALE--ALL PIA) able reat of SO BARGAINS | = ay R RENT — PARTLY OR UNFURNISHED 7 the iuliowing ofer: room and kitchen in basement; situng and bed-rootn, 2d floor; southern exposure: ‘parking: | amare from Belt ine. Address Bux 80, Star office. x }OR RENT—1750 M STREET N.W., FOUR DOORS desk : cash, including scart ana stool. Dhis fuont can be bougat ou the isialuueut plan for gz Room: on tind Soor: both board. Summer rates. 809 11th Tooms; Second | Not. nw. oue fui ms and och at After 4 pm. Cail i100 bh st new it rooms; th Trout rooms’ with or without mab mR RENT— TKO ELEGANTLY FORNISHED F° 3 bath room attached. 191¢ mi JOR RENT—TWO OR R THREE 1 NFURNISHED kool northwest cor. fast of Conn, ave. pleasant doubl ble‘and single fur- 20 and $10 per: er imguth. ohhh a the _warerovine of Lisbed rooms, with excellent tabl 4 | Sen ecco cero fe board, at moderate | Hi Rous OnCH & OU., 925 1th st.uw,” Pianos for SOR 1 RENT—A NEWLY. URNISHED ALOCOVE 708 SALE iT Vi a weoghd Boor -furniehed one FY Vicgiota aovag ees rverst EF e daft and ‘price horses brvud iuares iuiso_ several end QUIGLEY, iu rear of 833 D st aw. SCHERER & F2, RENT—APRIL_1—THREE_ NICELY southern exposure; references ¢ Franklin i] i ae square: FUR- ished communicating rooms on 2d floor in private nme w cau trot ine Sutinutes; all, siuck werramteaes represented .veu’ aud sauistacuou guar anwed. J. W. YATES & DUN, in Kear 1 012 2. [yp ee Yenient to cars, 3 t- ome home com. forts {private family. ‘Terms very Teasoual TEAR THE CAPITOL, TWO LARGE fh alcoves; con- ible. 314 A mh22-21" i RENT—UNFURNISHED, AN ond floor, with bath room: eve pee and use of tur Kitchen and R Ri tenant 1490 at SHE. | eee: we er house; newly or sineiy; all"frout ou the street parties; table board. family; references excl square, atric ‘iy firet-clabe. ROR >RENT—TWO DESI DESIRABLE RO oS, mable; 624 Bet.ne. room Por RENT—AT OCEAN GROVE N. J. C N. J. ONE SAND ‘one 10-room cottae, B muprove- ments; cen! ieated and near the beach. For full information, address Box 50, Star office. FO8, SALESSMALL | CONFECTIONERY ator aud Fixtures; new location: 14th st; owner sha Tet ence 8 28D if taken at once, “Addrons ND, TOR SALE—GRAPHOPHONE, PaFTwarIc- go Sergens ogi aand all othigt local stocks? CH BAS at" O00 fst hw. Fe: ALE CHE AP— FIXTURES 3 ‘A SMALL store, consisting of shelving, counters, two show cases, show-window, ‘Apply 720 2d st. new. “It WANZEDGBY AN EDUCATED YOUNG LADY (North German), an engagenient as companion oF governess; would be willing to go out of to} ences giveh. Address E. K., Star office. inh 7 ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN (WHITE) SITUA- tion as steward, storekeeper, or to assist in kitchen ; best references, “Address "Box 145, Star of OSITION AS E W: ire general accountant, jaate of the Commercial ‘alee, Kentucky University. Address CE. J., Star office. Bi WANTED BY ‘A MARRIED COUPLE, WITH GOOD Teferenices, & Situation us Junitor, Address JANT- TUR, Star office, Tt Waszene BY WHITE MAN Butler in private family. Also, ap. woman % mb21-6t" es Wwe ED MEMBER WE FURNISH FREE to employers highly reconmended clerks, Ton ladies, cop) coe waiters. drivers, farm hands, Women aud every description of labor. GLY INTEL LIGENCE Orr G street n.w. Gt ANTED—AT HEA’ ARTE! POS! Wier Cocks Chamberand Waitress, Eatnatonn a urses, Bewnetsoas, Mem Walters Cooks, Butlers, SAM'L A. COOMBS, 926 ‘Peta. mab: rte TED—GO TO DICK’S AGENCY FOR COOKS, vusemaids, waiter ol A PLACE AS by pi Ae: suman, ‘Also, 1 ‘Apply Room 4, 930 ¥' a.w. Uropean Steamship Agent, roukh Extrope ans ued ‘with as courier or Valet. Please write we Ey | - ee tnd WARSZED-SITUATION AS CHAPERON, GOV. erness or companion bys German ; highest reco! Coreg aa ong awgilug, music, good German, French, Ftalian. ¢, office. 21-30" rooms of of Household Furniture, &c., name of J.C. Cornell ani terested wfil please take not mb23-2t P. C. MERRY. OBERT VOSE & CO., Auctioneers. TH SthEN! NONTEE front hee 2B ai 14 ecuare WS, trotting 40 fe on 101 pS Terms at time of sale, mb23-4¢ Dexcaxson BROS, Anctionsers, ‘EREMPTORY AUCTION BUILDING LOTS ON T! On W! EDNESDAX, 1859, at F ANTED-DY “A RESPECTABLE WHITE BOY K iz mouth; aye 1 years Adareas Sie | a ANTED—AN ENGLISH COACHMAN, DISEN- on April Ist, Te-engagement; has in Paris; best cit Present’ sap ‘guployer can be sech. ‘Hox S7"star ofhess W 2 UTER OR RELIABLE HELP OF ANY KIND ND Sade Row ork ore. Get doors ory Goud savant WANTED—BOARD. Weer er eo Star Fe SALE—A CArE, DOING 4Goop BUST location best in city; good. Fore auemcuear— ‘A VERY DESIRABLE COR locality and good dress STAN ee TO $30,000. A THOROU 7,000 2 28 10a, GH Wide hitect ‘party ‘an AA its ‘dove amouut to join allh ‘Address box 140, Star othee pasos WISHING TO PURCHASE UNIM- wed property aan investuent call and buy some of our Hill lots; no section has a better future. J. A. SEITLE & CO., 1225 F mh2s-3t it* | Bd,00Oqtii matics pe tng over ‘#18,000 t. Books open rot “PINANCTAL, Star office, _ 50 seers nee for faa a on FRANK H. PE! gh eg eye PRACTICAL peter AND MAR- able Grocery and mid bevvilgn bu = cman an — business for entablished. bo MARKET: mhe-a sin northoost use and hest rate of pear ofice, Smid ses anserst |" eon SAL and provision usin uP foveoid Shear, rg ae Se eae AND PROVISI! Present owner cannot attend it;an wih, Jtinall capital. “Full particulars inquire St store 68 K st ne. ame TOF end Ran a eA ey Ww, aN FOR home "in redo "JGunttaugud double or single, club. Ena TIRE SEC gouventenice f ning room, aT rat PARLO! second story room , use of bath, ae! water, ME SUITE OF ROOMS; 3, vtweutelid | oR it ‘TAT 108) 1TH 8T., COR. MASS. ye utitully-furnisbed Tooms, en suite street; cheap to desirable mh21-5t* "R UNYURNISHED ROOMS ON odern improvements; with private 931 O st. nw. m2)-3" Fe RENT—4 JACKSON PLACE. ov ERTOORDNO Fou SSS ROOMS, | 1404 ST. Fas RENT—A HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS on second floor, north and south cxpoeure; near Gentlemen pret Tahds-Oee ND Sey to, drive; also's vary vear-old. conn ay cau be seen at eames y 6 id )OK SALE—SAFETY BICYOLE, LATEST PAT- tern; highest grade; eituer sex; terme 33 out, QUIEK SAIS stat ottice,* w18-5t" | BS VB SALE—BED FEATHERS 1. ise. a FOUND. ew aud cleau bedding made to order. Orders sual nd ener Gere on JAMAKD £LALHER DUSTER CO. mh18-60° Ne JOR SALE-SEVERAL 1 € aaaaie sIStLLUe Of Obe elemunt ey rit Leudeu, oi some treuch Brough, obe 4-Cart, siuuet ew. OMe Eugis Landau, aid vue hugiien victoria, 1 une car- | Tiawes are au persect conditivn, and Will ve suid cl Dolice—Pri Vale lanuues, desiruus of tus buyiug: eeliug turuvute, will hud it tw their ad i 3 auiUtes: prices rauing trom be ween at JU] R Tooms, dd water, Begs "943 Henneylvania ave. u en suite or single; —) f ome Seas pee nd exchanged. 1803 H RENT—TWO FURNISHED AND WO UN- for, abt, EATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH ae ry ‘OR, R RENT-THE CHEAPEST AN rooms in. the Cliton hous house, $26 7th ot, the best table board m the Rk RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, 1510 H st. n.w. References. ae the city, with or sf ese city, wi st nw. Rooms all prices: show Work wuetuer yuu re cur, 6th and N. ¥, eve and 1350's furnished rooms tion, terms moderate. suite, in private family. corner hous: south and cut every room ;: eye sad hat fa 1 — RENT—LOCHIEL by ge ores wttiee ret OR RENT—THREE UNFURNII R00} Fy third floor; suitable for foo ee! ——————— FOR eee ae oad ace Sand S-Iwe aires OR. See mere — ake eee SINGLE. J ag and price ist. oe, BALLAL, vi fuel. Send tor Ag’, 751 7th wt __ LOST AND FOUND. REWARD—A STRAY Page y a Maryland eve as Ans Pc. whites aoe we for returu t6 owner, Mrs. D.G. WHITE, B20 C ot “pha Get ates ae Ligrece taken at Sein a Fr 10 Q ah GET wT! R OR REXTTaRA PA AVE. DI [RAE and. dwelling: through to Boe COUMBE, 1425 New Yorkaves © ? tt. RENT — rome and sil pe | med ELEG: iath inp. ings ble tae iret ost LETTER L°= WOU. ts othce, mul Wednesday Pose ] dost. PTY yy OST SCARE, PIN; FORM OF mae ete 0 ) FLY; fade of owner by. ‘communicating wi G47 Mass ave. we. LARGE STORE A} eral | im Sa aE | Tee ROR, RENT-STORES NO, 603 PENN. etsiicical 5 Td, Apply, a aca Kinrch Yo, — eres