Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1889, Page 2

2 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON; D. C., SOCIAL MATTERS. What is Going on Among Well-known People—Personal Mention. The marriage of Miss Anita McCormick to Mr. Emmons Blaine will take place at Richfield Springs to-morrow at noon the Brick Pres- byterian church. It is said that nearly three thousand invilstions have been sent out. The Rev. S. 8. V. Holmes, the pastor, will perform the ceremony, assisted by Rev. D. Herrick Johnson of Chicago. There will be no brides- maids, but Walker Blaine will be best man and there will be four ushers. A wedding breakfast will be served at the McCormick cottage, and to this only the family and intimate friends have been invited. The bride and groom have been at the Springs for some time. Others of the wedding party arrived at Ritchfield 8; << last evening, and registered at the house. Among them Secretary and Mrs. a the Misses Blaine, Walker and James G. Blaine Jr., Mrs. G. W. Ryerson, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs, ——— Bishop, New York; olonel and Mrs. Coppinger, U.S.A.; Mr. and Mrs. R. BR. Ely, Boston; John A. Ryerson, Chicago; Waiter Damrosch, New York, and others. Mra Me- Gormick and Cyrus og ot a eir cottage, Clayton je. Secre' will aa Tepper to the at the lodge this evening. The couple will go to Bar Harbor after the wedding, which will be a quiet affair, The bride's trousseau is said to be one of the most complete and gor- eous ever owned by an American girl. ‘iss McCormick is exceptionally fond of lace, and this she has spent thousands upon, so that every piece is covered with cascades of the most exquisite webs from all parts of Europe where lace is made. She has a fancy for white underclothes, too, and nearly every garment is of the snowiest mull or silk, the only color being from the narrow ribbons run through the laces, and in many instances the ribbons are white also. Her bridal garments are of white India silk, trimmed with the most beautiful Irish point, and this same point trims one of the few tinted sets in the trousseau, one of pale lemon color, which also includes a silk petticoat and satin corset. The bridal stockings are“of white silk, embroidered with silver thread, and there are other pairs of white stocking#embroidered with gold and different colors. This is a new fashion, introduced by Miss McCormick, who likes white stockings as well as white underclothes, and who sent direc- tions with her order to Paris that instead of sending stockings of a color to match each costume they should be white, embroidered with silks the shade of the dress, Her opera cloak for this winter is a heavy white silk, are at Blaine CARING FOR THE LITTLE ONES. Annual Report of the Washington Hos- pital for Foundlings. The report of the Washington hospital for foundlings for the year ending Jane 30, 1889, has been submitted to the Commissioners, The hygienic conditions of the asylum, the re- port says, have been materially improved, and the health of the inmates as a result thereof has been excellent, not a death having occurred for some time. The asylum is able to accom- modate fifty children, but not all the attend- ants necessary for the care of the children. July 1, 1888, there were 20 children in the hos- pitaland $1 admitted during the year; 12 of this number were adopted. The report says that applications for the adoption of children have rapidly increased and applicants are care- fully Investigated before being admitted. There are 13 employes in the asylum. FINANCIAL STATEMENT. The receipts during the year amounted to 810,408.42, £1,600 of which was appropriated by Congress, Congress also appropriated $5,000 for the construction of a new wing to the build- WANTED--HELP. Wage rena Saar mee| Wee 1744 Teint s st. nw. waster a Mer it ME eek WWANTED—A 9 hess ‘Wo! rx ge 3 ‘Laundress for Ghd agpeny gh OF ences, at 1402 or ral eee, oF DEiate end Gorman. an, pont as Vining. Gover “A: Postar oftice, it* Nae WHITE WOM. Waris ment Tage ore DE- E RENTS THE Plt la @ RM Bese of aie loor of a new house, con: ook, Washer and municating rooms ay Wwaxreoor. AN EXPERIENCED GARDENER, red. "Rent $2 hc te aged twenty-nine, single, Situation in kes = 5-3 le hauded oF where help js elven. ORAN ST. N.W., TWO A SETTLED ‘WHITE WOMAN, a required. Wakao os oughly competent be Fest fty ref ey rel von aot R RENT_TWO ROOMS. PARTLY FURNISHED eth st now. between Ht an ference. Fu Housekeeping; 12 per mouth in WANTED-3F 4 Tao E EXPERIENCE, ee 20S Sask Onpttal | Rona RENT USCRSTED 3 PR 4 ROOMG ‘Ce eee Cy of Q st near 16th et, st near 16th st., 622100, oy prnneeerges ave., 28 mre fer- bes a wean e 252k W -A PARTNER IN A M. ‘ACTUR- ow ae ant lore business ie coma conraat. Lae ‘off be: WANTED: AGE ABOUT SIXTEEN, TO learn allorie. BOY AGE vibe 4th and I sts. nw. * NT: iN WHO HAS A any Ha AND algae te if Peoneyivania ave. baiting, ANTE ee. Pai 1 COAT HANDS AT N'S, Wit weet table first-class, PRENT-R (AVE REAR i og et s Ge FOR OH ine es irfegoves encase, T ates ‘And Provision Store, rey Cia the Cemetery. — IRE 3D Avply ee “irk gioreoiiares Biss a Ogee table for, Lie! ible. on scaee TT TOATIONS FOR wnat rT-CLARS embroidered with gold and lined from top to toe with the long, silken hair of the Persian lamb. Mrs. Raborg has returned with her three Ss from Warrenton, Va., where she been spending the summer. Mr. Chas. S. Davis and Miss Lizzie H. Raw- lings were married last evening at the Metho- dist Protestent church, corner 12th and M streets northwest, by Rev. S. R. Murray, in the presence of a large gathering of friends and relatives. The best man was Geo. M. Beckett and the bridesmaid was Miss L. Collins. Shelby Clark and E. E. James acted as ushers, The bride was attired in a white satin dress, com- bined with white tulle en traine, with garniture of moire ribbons. After the ceremony an in- formal reception was held at the residence of the bride’s uncle, J. T. DeFord, 1731 12th street northwes After a visit in New York Mr. and Mrs. Davis will reside at No. 718 F street north- east, Mrs. Annie Johnston and sisters, the Misses Smith, formerly of F street, have returned from the mountains and are pleasantly situated for the winter in their new home near Dupont circle. Miss Mary Dudley Breckenridge of this city has received a highly prized gift from Rev. George Morrison of Baltimore in the shape of two portraits by the late Alfred Miller, the Baltimore artist, of Rev. Dr. Robert J. Brecken- ge and wife, the grandfather and grand- mother of Miss Breckenridge. They were painted in 1858. Mrs. KR. C. Fisher goes this week to Sharon, Pa., to attend the marriage of her brother and to visit friends and relatives in her early home. Mr. Joseph Nimmo, jr., arrived in the city esterday irom Long Island tospend the week ere. Mr. Coker Clarkson will leave for New Mexico next week, where he goes to join his brother Harold, and the two young men will come home together. Minister aga of the Spanish legation, is in New York city, but expects to return to the city next week. First Controller Matthews of the Treasury, will visit his home in Springfield while in Illi- nois this week. Mrs. Matthews will come to this city in a few weeks and will live at No. 1303 K street. Justice Blatchford’s house on McPherson square is being put in order for his early re- turn to the city, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Key are back to the city from their bridal trip. Mr. and Mrs, John Dahlgren have arrived in the city and are located at the Portland. Miss Mary Lawton has returned from visit- ing Mrs. Willoughby at Newport. Commodore Sicard and family are back from their rural retirement and are in their house on Massachusetts avenue. Judge and Mrs. John Blair Hoge will spend the winter in the Portland. _Mrs. McQuillan of St. Paul, Minn., has leased 1315 N street, the present residence of Capt. Breese of the navy. The family of Naval Constructor Pook have returned from their summer outing and are at No. 1313 19th street, Misses Ivy and Ruth Herriott of Mt. Pleasant have returned home after spending the sum- mer with their grandparents in Indiana. The last dance of the season at Laurel last Friday was a decided success. The men were in the majority, the girls were all pretty and the supper was excellent. Among those pres- ent were the Misses Gorman, Misses Gray, Misses Clark, Miss Van Tine, Miss Com) ton, Miss Snowden, Mrs, Crowther, Mrs. Gambrill. Misses Hodges and Forman of Ellicot: City, Miss Kate Peale of Washington, Miss Helen An. derson of Washington, Misses Jones of Ellicott City, Miss Poe, Mr. and Mrs. Coffin of Muir- kirk, Messrs. Dorsey jana Jones of Ellicutt City, Mr. Baldwin, Mr. all of Georgetown, Dr. Compton, Messrs. Martin Ryster Hoge’ and Charles Ober of Baltimore, Cadet Niles and Messrs. Compton, Bansemer, Gray, Snowden, Masi, Cronmiller, Van Tine, Waters, Gorman, Ahern, Gambrill and Erickson. Captain and Mrs. Tomlinson of Tate Spring, Tenn., are in the city, stopping at the Metro- politan. At Admiral Febiger’s county seat, “London- derry,”* yesterday there was a pleasant wedding, Miss Leila Johnson. the stepdaughter of the admiral and a belle in Washingtor society since her debut a couple of years ago, being married at noon to Dr. Charles B. Ewing, U.S.A. The bride wore a dainty gown of soft white silk mull and Valenciennes lace. There were only the families of both sides of the house anda few intimate friends to offer their congratula- tions and to be present at the breakfast. There were numerous costly presents. Among the senders were George W. Childs, the Colombian minister and wife, Colonel and Mme. Bona- arte. the Austrian minister, M. Tarera and irs. Leland Stanford. Dr. Ewing is a brother of Mrs. Cockrell, wife of the Missouri Senator. The newly ee will make their home atthe Washington anracks. Arrested for “Chasing the Duck.” “What did you arrest this man for?” asked Jadge Miller this morning of Policeman Hicks, “I arrested him for chasing the duck.” “Did he eateh it?” “Hie did, your honor.” The prisoner was Richard Williams, other- wise called “Black Leg Dick.” “What do you know about the prisoner?” asked the judge. “He has been in the nitentiary twice and he is too healthy to work.” replied the officer. duck in question was not a beer can, such as a “growler” is sometimes called, bat it it tuck with feathers and web fect that = a how iho iouged to Orlando Lee, No one claimed to know ‘hat finally became of the duck, but one Witness asserted positively that “Dick’ his dvor and the duck accepted eam to waddle in and that off went its head. Into bag the dead duck was placed, but the where- eit g 8F fy gi ing, but as the amount was insufficient it bas not been of any avail. The report says that while many of the most prominent ladies and gentlemen of the city give considerable atten- tion to the comfort of the children the asylum will have to depend for a while longer upon congressional appropriations. ‘This, they say, is unavoidable from the difficulty of securing id from individuals in the form of money dur- ing the probationary period of any charitable institution, The expenditures during the year amounted to $8,189.70. A PROPOSED SCHOOL ROOM. The report says further that it is proposed during the ensuing year to put in operation in the asylum a school room for the children of sufficient to require instruction, thereby obviating the e necessity of sending the children outside the building to school. A training school for nurses is also proposed, so that citi- zens desiring that character of service in their homes can draw from a reliable corps. For the maintenance of the asylum forthe one = an appropriation of $9,000 is asked, an for improvements $1,000. natal SAMPLES OF A BAD LOT. Some of the Cases Tried by Judge Miller Today. “Step up here, boy,” said Judge Miller this R RENT—000 M ST. N.W., ONE FURNISHED zm tind Cpfarnished a Rocnid 2d floor and. ‘south- ible ee NICELY. FURNISHED eran ae sorte ‘Taso 15th st. nw, Fe iP 139 12TH ht. N. W. NICELY Furniss ed Rooms Board; tle- inen, or married couples; table ble jor gentien Wes Ae 5 ETE Ria Ez Saat ‘agon, one acqual: MATS PAE a of city. We i ep Wawet aisle tart, Give references, -Aadre Wa MEN COOKS, 10 TO $40; CHAM- away ; Waite Farm Hands: Golo Cooks, "SAMPL A, COOMBE. S26 Fat: haw. | we20-O0 Wikte = AN EXPERIENCED CLERK IN Grocery and Provision Store. AddressJ. BI. ANTED — GOOD, STRONG COLORED BOR: must be neat and’ Sins oo for Brea Work ‘Rooms. : HOMES, utlers, Mui Coachme Seainstreasen| Hands, Confection: era St Stone be . Fam Jon Hotels, Bites Restau- rants, Mi TOG nw. se21- a ATED EMEC S—YOU WILE BE FU! Bished Hight Se eR OAL ical App! noticg wit without chargerat the fee ee OFFICE, 711 @ “oe Walt fi WELL RECO! ENDED oe P mweelegd =e, Years’ Expericnees aoe PIER or Grocery 5 ‘Address A. Seams Md. sult" eee ‘ANTED—H. .DE_A SPECIALTY OF Selling on thet Tnstallment Plan, and having con- stant application to buy this way as well as for cash, I have North and Southeast Property — and Mortiweet, froin > 5, od ORD: no Kew. eae ave. ELY ECRNISHED HOUSE, NOT rRcellent tenant. I have also’ more plication: can fill. Kents & meet WE WORE ORD. 1452 New York ave. WANED | HOUSES TO RENT—TI HAVE A demand for Well-located Houses; owners having such would do well to place them in my bands. Careful attention and prompt returnt se25-1m REDYOKD W. WALKER, 1006 F. DIUM-SIZED HOUSE OR LOT Centrally located. auswerat once, stating lowest cash price. Address BUYER, Star it ANTED—I HAVE FRE CENT IN ing Wiz Large and Medium Beat Houses tn Good Local Owners having such for rent or sate will find it tothes advantage to place them in my b: a 14th et, N15! =», ta eae =e -t Sino jet: Sth, By Sec; very cheap. WEIGHT Et patios = cee BROOKLAND. A FEW LOTS, ly located, at's i So eety terme, WhIGGT k STOCKET, En ¥ R SALE—WE OFFER AS SPECIAL BARGAL SANT ROOMS. I TRE —Lot 29, 92, elles ont.em Coun, ih. ave., bet. ERY PLEASANT ROOMS. T° 1d 8, 92 feet. "to alley aoeyers 7 censiin a Bea Erte niet Peet ear.” House 15837 ot, rear. jouse 1 Tully Farhished Roce , where TSB foot trom by 3 th stable no children or otter tenantes situated os Capital a ite qsuieeter at no Songer s Sens erie situated on convenient to two Lines of cars: terms y iss femme mogers Fe SahE_TWO LOTS ON CALIFORNIA ST. NE Star office. reso —s Address RK a pe CoRaES ez oan _ MT, feted BENJ. P. DAVI8, 131 iia sit oa teat Fe. oe SMALL PRIV, ces IN — horthern part of cha, Peron and Teg 1 ‘with or without Board. nadir of =F Oh, SALE-MAuE oe ‘BE BREN w sold eeparate i ENT—ONE OF ane DESI Second-floor Suites of rae onal in = city; new pi, “Shang modern onveniencs ‘one-half block from fi small taken; or jthout the refer- choice table boa TOOMS : es civen and requil nike st.n.w. se25-3t" Office Box 300. a8 SALE KENTUCKY SAD) BRED Mare ; Sot ASG Hare eval Sat > Dayton mt. a Wares FIRST~ ponnyll gle gid OF aS tar; lady ee wn eo a COMMURTORTG CATING ROO! ‘urnished or Unfurnished ; coe D WOMEN COOK: undress, — ae 14th st. nw. Mai oe Nee Hontlcre: arm and Dalry Meh for this Dick's, 613 thaw, Bed ANTED- A ;FIRST-CLABS, C COLORED 00K references. Apply at Using horse off rue puller, or. Apply Btable LO0e 13 13th JOR RATS ONLY @55 — ul Pee ny bop gor Suey a NTED—PAPER HANGERS. 5g SPP toa. WILLNER, 1431 P st. n.w, _8e25-3t* Wir aot OF THREE ve ENTERS. ANTED—A oR RENT—THREE PLEASANTLY SITUATED arg cams on second oor, unfurnished: slao one on, ir@ floor; large o arn: and chilaren, es low stew elie EF R RE X-FURNISHED © COMMUNT- cating ‘Rooms an Second floor in New House; square bay window, large alcove and closets, private TANTED—AT ort Bee ee COOKS, fer Waiters, Carvers, Colfeo Man, Store-room Girls, Laundresses, Chambet 8, Fireman, Bel tymen JH. BOWLES 1719 Ba ave 25-Bt? pol, St ana a ree e & oN Ter fgot " sonal attention and prompt returns gunrante morning to Charlie Savoy, the colored lad who WERE gE BLOC: AGEDOTATED | Property placed tu ty hatte Hberally eave finaly: convenient to avenue cars and two squares | § yesterday said in court that he ran away from uspices. Address ATTORNEY A, a ee 2 it charge es 3 TORNE R oiN NEW CORNER HOUSE-—FUR- ished Second Floor; 3 rooms, cot bath adjoining; bay windows: house modern imall Sppolatinents; reception hall and 9 Places: 29 goth at as home because his father was going to whip him. The boy's father was present and said his son ran away from home a weck ago last Monday and that his brother was sent after him, “but Charlie only laughed at him.” Then the judge lectured the boy about stealing from his father and told him that he would be sent to the re- form school the next time he was arrested. “What do you want to do about your boy?” asked the judge of Mr. Savoy. “Let mo take him home this time and I'll send him to NTED—A THOROUGHLY GOO! W rienced Man to Drive Milk Wagon. ‘apply ee 2a 1.6, ANTED—TO PURCHASE A GOOD HOUSE. with 7 or 8 rooms, with all modern improve- ments, on monthly payments, Address, with full ie Heulars, J.J.F., d of Review, Bureau of Pen- sions. WANTEDUIN TACOMA PARK, A PLEASANT f seven or eight rooms, with grounds, eee. a oan exact location and terms per, a 02 ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS CLOTHING spo Bed zvom and parlor of Sd floor.” man. Apply at once, K. STHASBURGER & cite Pa oy Te 8i Vv COLORED WOMAN FOR GENERAL Mouseworks withoat incomtemoen nd tostay stnights. Apply at 1025 15th st. n.w. Fi EE, iting 8 who thoroughly unders wal keneral honsework: single ieferred: ef ce required. Call after 8 p. 1. Kk D—A BOY TO ATTEND TO SHOP. st ".SEOON D-STORY, 1 Rooms, furnished for fF hourekeep- we ote 5 oe BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, 8 en autte, in private {emily furnished: lareedouie corner house, south and east front; open grates erences required. 1101 K OR RENT—A SUITE OF LARGE ¢ ag cating, Unfurnished Rooms, seco Gi e have @ oustomer who de- sires to rents uch afi establishment, “Address: with full particulars, TYLER & KUTHERFOR: st. Dw, AP- 1t* th and south ; suitable for housekeeping’ 4 ANTED-HOUSES TO RENT—OWNERS CAN | 2" ining that can fail to ati papate” ime | {YTANTED-A OOLDEED WOMAN FORGENEGAL | NV tomsptiy secure wood tenants Wy” lacny dete | 2 Purchasers. C. A. MCEUEN, 1420 F school,” replied the father, ‘but the next time Waters COLORED WOMAN FOR GENERAL | youses in ing hands at once; careful attention given —ON OCTOBER 1, SEVERAL, PLEAS- you catch himIreckon you had better send Nicely Furnished Kooms, 913 M st. him out the road.” The boy was turned over to his father. DIDN'T GET OFF SO EASY THIS TIME. ba rk ine family of two Bring city refer- Fa iahta wetwacs Gana Wee ith st, between same RMSE ES Last Feunwe RK SALE—VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON toall business and prompt settlements wuaranteed. aw. iso two 60 feet 4 Lo ry ois a bunt Gaver: @ yeare old; 18 kon k omsuinnn {uid GOD COOK, WASHER AND ecan stay at wight. Reference Te- y at 608 13th sf. n. it" wis = PANDSOMELY | FURNISHED Ironer, —T ATT quired, App! ‘ED—THE STRICT fice (with an experience of uearl; snore es East tol st,, and Massachusetts 7 is ‘ing to its Rent partinen: bas enabled us to Fes Charles Miller, the Baltimorean who was _ MUST WET wre Coo Feet ouFhoutes well tr ‘tuted, aud ins Left us With few ; fine ; . IBY | Liouses to offer for ren! yesterday released on his personal bonds to a a || Gesttents or mcnresdents baying Futulshet ce Ae a MeECEN, 1420 Fata, eefiaot” | Gre return to Baltimore, appeared in the dock and ANTE Gina o Unfurnished Houses or Stores to Rent can have answered “not guilty” when arraigned for dis- orderly conduct. “You were here yesterday,” said the judge, “and I took your personal bonds, You can now pay a fine of ten dollars or go down for sixty days,” CHARGED ON BY THE MARINES. Frank Nicholson, a young man who has more = once been arrested for attempting to ‘do p” East Washington, was in for disorderly con- duct, He was in the navy yard yesterday under the influence of liquor. and for some misconduct the marines made “‘a charg: him, and he was “held by the enem: Policeman Branson arrive: Half a dozen ma- rines were on top of Nicholson when the officer made his appearance and took the prisoner in custody. “I behaved myself whfle in the navy yard,” said Nicholson.*+ ‘No, you didn’t,” said the judge. “If you had done 40, the marines would not have made a charge upon you. Five dollars was his fine. HE PLAYED WITH EDWIN FORREST. Thos. Rainey, a pensioner, was arraigned for vagrancy. He was released Monday morning because he promised to leave the city. Police- man Burdette rearrested him last night. He had been furnished with a ticket to Pittsburg by the sanitary officer, but the policeman found hinn trying to dispose of the ticket. “What did you do all day yesterday,” asked the judge. “I went to the matinee in the afternoon.” ‘I believe you have been a theatrical man?” “Yes, sir,” replied the prisoner, “I played in this city twenty years ago and was paid $1000 week; I played with Edwin Forrest.” “Tell us something about the part you played yesterday,” said the judge. mate, the Laiggcar| Pes made om ——— WANE e judge said that he wouid release him it tome one would take him bodily and put him | S275toca"oAek Forte a2 * on the train. “WHI “Yes, for God's sake do,” cried the prisoner. Wie ‘Work. z He will be sent away tonight by Sanitary Officer Frank. WaAXtEDTWo GooD lig ee en Wi no THE LAST OF THE LOT. struc to works ‘CD. ALDERSON & U., 1010 F st., “Yes,” replied Ollie Peterson when charged | Room 8. se2d-3t WANTED-AY WOMAN TO 0 GkaRasi, Fhe 8 ice must be a fair cook and bring satisfac reference: ee 13th st. n.w. sensor ANTED — $1,500 GUARANTEED A YEAR TO Active Ags to polit Orders for Finest Cra) Portraits,” DICKSON. CRAYON PouTharT “og Buffalo, U. 8. special atteation to their, dutereste by FASE them in our oe aus 1301 Massachusetts av ¥V ANTED-AN EFFICIENT SETTLED. WHITE Woman to do General Housework. de five. References required. Address MORKI EAST—ALL SQUARE N.E. OF 240 feet fronton Massachusetts ave, Fay cet i tnchtee oe Gt ne. 100 tect 1 inches ith at 40 rest on reservation. Suace ble of San eons = Sine ake Bye A 00d property at a low figure, & McE cent-lut Tazo Pst. SALE—SOUTHEAST—N.W. NI 3TH MUST HAV FS ‘and D st.: Taf on D tye? fi Sinko on tae, FPstocot Fema 03 ud tO Haak root ALSO, ix days. gr Ath and Dats. : ft. on 13th aud 210 Bgunre, £178: pe fond ‘Ivania and Ken- AN & CO. x THREE | PUSAN ROOMS, FUR- 07 F st. nw. Unfurnished. 1742 14th st. n.w. WANTE ae ANTED—A GENT! MAN AND WIFE D to rent one large or two communicating wel nished rooms with board: for permanent occupancy in northwest part of city within twenty minutes walk ‘Treasury building. Address, civius location and Sin Which must be reasonable, PERMANENT, pris Ww + ANTED=A FURNISHED ROOMIN A RESPL' on faeg G where privacy is assured; nent tenant, Address DU Star off = 'ANTED — FURNISHED OR UNFURN mn with Board for Man and. Wife, JOR RENT—TWO LARGE HANDSOMELY FUR- nished Communicating Rooms, suitable for mem- of Gonetess or government official: parlors may be used for receptions. Unexceptiot Table. Eight squares from Treasury. Privat Address V.X. ANTEDX WOMAN TO COOK, Wasi ao ison man to Drive Carrlage and make nself, genersliy useful im the house Apply 1727 eS ave. one sich ‘Us a Up 3 rani aa ou neaely ne tue! oan am its; good t- | These ents can a CHAS. A. MCEUEN 1480 Fat weweesivot | down and Fas mai ON | baste bw, cE pg pee at ae oa Gas. Ko Merci FBrtatice s021-10t is R SALE—NORTHEAST—100 FEET at N, taees near oe tad eee ie ED — EIGHT FIRST - CLASS ~SROWN ‘Sroue Cutters Apply JOHN BURNS, Q st. bet. th and 18th. or 13th bet. FaudG, or at yard, 411 South Capitol st WA Office Boys, W ASTED[ COME QUICK! CooKs, aoe at hen and a Per onsn House inves, Coachun eases, Oyster ieherh House Workers, BURNUAM'S 1170 Gw, se2z4- y ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS COOK APPLY AT Massachusetts ave, n. 4-2 WANSIED-THRER Goon 7. on Pauts, one gh Vests 1 nd one on at once toE, HORGAN a st, nw. ho urckecni, 8.W. Cor. Es including, gas: 8 Oana 15 persuite. bay ood neighborhood. Apply on Premixcs, 2 ISHED ROOMS, THIRD FLOOR front, in the historic residence ‘Senator Thomas H. Benton of Missouri. LADY LIVING ALONE WILL RENT toa lady ora quiet couple. Address __ se23-3t* LARGE COMMUNICATING 270.0! the best locations in the ITERS. ISHED between ble. selé-Im SALE—SPECIAL BARGAIN fitiewen COMMUNICATING D —TWO LA where! Privaay isassurred. Address M.E. Bi 420F, R SALK—SOUTHEAST KENTUCKY A 6 st i 1225 Penn, ave, se21- reads MGHAS. A MCECEN, 1450 Fat, nw, Pw EEL Fe Pace ie DESIRABLE FE dows and 68 yer toe Ky eels sold? neo b0b fect decided bargain for se6-3w* ik Cvche § + Capitol st. weet of the park selling seit are time to A Bue x BaRGR-ge Desirable Corner Lots in ing on three streets; attracti PERE aren, 920F F% a Lot on Columbia stow. Fuser am em | F isons LOUES BE. Big ee —— 920 Fet.uw. rat pale eae B. iGER'S & ON Erasers | 20x60, NEAR SSR cl Fit Tos aes Bae sele2w SALE OeL TWO WEEKES BEFORE THE Eahiencarincs: & not pet | ‘set im week RANK B. coNgER, R= State vest, DUIS: a p< A ae SIX PER BORNE. PAL inrence Foneeaee = She Case 14TH aaa apeal ana Fee $ aie i TNO LOAN ON REAL EST: 8610-1 Cor. 1 oan, ave 50,000 to Lean on ‘Approved TX “FAIRVIEW,” BE- ty Euir Grounds 25 ear "1213 F st. now, is LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY ESTA 10,900! 88.000 aod * Seat. SEO. Wo LINKING 10th & wrt and BALE—LOTS AT FO) i PRR roe [ce approved edhe erate pe ap ee 3y6-3m “eieie , COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. | Morives'Rat VILLE, MD., NEW EIGHT: | PUrance Go.. of From Gitare gt Wome are tt | Sera mye 406 bth et .w. 3017-6m i Fieertdse reais wie tee GREY 20 DOAN IN SUMS TO UTT, aT re sod healthy STARA, Ss se17-3m *, Balliore, or Laurel, Mae Sie 800 gears in, Bea unre Meee pk exce std Joo else tramee (ores, sae aa TEE F00, $55,000 & 0O., Sir 97 eed Me Ege et N, 303 7thet | Y BOO eres An FES ee Renae ey Pee : ‘ip Kansas on two ese Mae LL two ‘Star office. ~ a AL ag at. EE SUBURBAN PROPERTY, | \3= ata Mora RM * 0. Passer sr. aw. Ex 10t ‘south front, Vv TANTED—A PARTY OF TWO WILL GIVE USE of some Household Furniture and partial use of Piano in lieu of rent for Three Unfur (one small) with heat and gas. Star office. oud fh Ae eoee 2 ool Bo r, will +ea8 ab lemen eee family. 2 ive stew. Sedat only: 1000) i ‘OM. FOR GENERAL fone Famiye Two. Must stay thighe ‘AD ply; with reference, after 4 p.m. or before 10, am. at uumbarton ave. 2 ANTED—A Gee aig el gla understands cooking oysters thorough; red. “Ava UDDEN. 107 H st, n.w. se2$-2t' Pen 16000, DRESS MAKERS. AP- 14 Call after 6 24-20? wit ply at 13) Vy ANTED—AN_ ees CED LADY IN THE ina and Varicty Business; references ex- ~ ote full name, Fe. RENT — HANDSOMELY FURS — Suite of Rooms on Second Floor; also one on tl jesired. 1327 N sezL-ort es con Wi ED—BY GENTLEMAN IN ONE OF THE department re Furnished Room, located potween oth and 1th sts and Pennsylvania’ ave. and Soe if suited; state terms. Address A. floor; transient or permanent if d LW. OR ae 3 aa N.W. = necting Rooms furnished en gud floors: bouse private and: handsomely ea y doors above Metropolitar club; eae W Nar and partment Fe, ‘T—A LADY OWNING HER om and aes more Kooms than she needs, will tent with Board one or two suites, with private bath to gach suite, |The house is in, fashionable neighbor: hood, elegantly furnished throughout and first-class in all its appointments. Private Tt Suitable for Members, Senator or, F Fore Minister. References exchanged. Address FAMILY, Star 1 RS (OOl, BOOKS. NEW AND Books of and 16 Ket, 12) sudet. FC, MERRE BiAG! WAGONS oiken ay are 30K. iets amano wee. ANTED-IMMEDIATELY—A CHEERFUL U ished chevy Wo southwest location, suitubls furn: wisseslrs ool; reasonable rent. * Adi ANTED — THREE UNFURN ress a te V HED ROOMS, with or without Board, Yor Lady and Two Latte Girls, 6 and 4 years old. State price and describe Rooms. ae Y OFFICER, Star office, sez WwW NTED—A_ ROO) QUIET LOCATION Wee uere privacy is ensured, “Addreas office. (dress , «ivi -D. Star = Lalo wel4-3t Ti an af igi 3 Elgon WANTED Be ee a on references, JULIUS LANSBURG! 4-3t ANTED—A DRESS MAKER BY THE | “DAE OR week; one who can cut and fit Children’s Dresses. t 1782 K st. with references. e24-3t* D—A REGISTERED DRUG CLERK. AP- be once to E. P. MEKTZ, 11th and F «ganar BEST MA’ pe RRL RS ith a: oe Sas sai “OTTO” GAS ENGINE bo boiler svoide all io foe of me anal ‘of fuel , Ag't, 7: MONEY TO LOAN, MORE. 2e eee, oor Wii $2. RENT—FURNISHED OR ERFoRNICED— Connecting Nooms, suitable for Gentlemen, selé-lm T—THREE LARGE COMMUNICATING Rooms, second story; bath, book case three iare closcts; on main lie of cars, Apply 1428 Pleres Place n.w. eel3-2w ‘OR RENT—LARGE, NICELY FURN! SISHED Fone ‘single or ee with firs convenient to cars and herdics; references. ay st new. 1 RENT—VERY DESIRABLE OEFICE Ke in new building, 609 F ; all mod. imp. mA ASTER. oF OF HOPKINS’ PLAT BOOKS OF REDFORD W. WALKER, 1006 F. ee SY. fhe District of Columbia.” Address, stating g price, S GURTLG MADE EASY, FOR REN T_OFFIGES Mme. WASHINGTON’S CUTTIN CALE, just | =—— atented, qeatleg avery one to Learn to oa re as R RENT—VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, (Pesta ag BrGarincute readily aud accurately, learning with steam-beat,, for rent in the thie spa yates sro {nupediately placed in Positions to | change build Gat. nw. Apply ou the wages, Ladies needing Dressinakers, and iets the BUPERINE EN Gutters at the sc 13th st-u.w. Cut a ed Listy, with Sleeve, BO cents: weSe6e Un RE NT WHAT HANDSOME FIRE PROOF ‘WaSteD_BErORE Le LEAVING ON A TRIP TAKE athe kx Deng, Be eae Mutual Aceien Association #5 00 at wide a8 en ion, $2,000 at deat vr woek indemnity ty: conte $15 bet a EEN; Geni. Agt, Yand 10 Burche Bids ANTED—TO BUY FOR CASH LARGE OR ‘eal are Sut. ae Newspaper, De er rare Stamps collection Bary BURGER «& Ci ri ‘D—A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSE <== rast behest clase and and bring referee a also D PROPERTY AL. ALL Ov! ER Pacific Building. fe aE WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ANTED—AT ONCE—FI FTY OF rer jt ITE WOMAN TO DO GENERAL Apply at 1517 35th st, Georgetown. LLONS: OAKLAND FARM DAIRY, San juire of with vagrancy. Ollie lives in the work house - and has no other home. He always looks for a policeman to arrest him as soon as he is released. He was given another ninety days, Sam Thomas, a colored (mo guilty to a charge of profanity and James ecient admitted the correctness of @ charge of fanity against him. They were each fine 3. gene shia Trouble About Cuunsel Fees. In the case of James Waters against W. Pres- ton Williamson the defendant this morning filed an answer by L. Cabell Williamson. The complainant was arrested in March last for re- ceiving stolen property and was cofvicted in May and sentenced to three years in the peni- 1 ADE ART GANVAGEER Ee rT NV, ER tentiary at Albany. The defendant was his Wan Sioa! bound book apen tat can oF instal counsel and a deed was given by complainant 1825 1018100 wookiy. FAULENER & ALLAN, to im for certain property near Unigutown, | 24 ‘5 Cloud bullding, tii and Faw. wee and complainant now iiles » bill by ‘Viensra. | WANTED So WAIST HANDS A Cook and Sutherland to set aside the deed on | sewing da bespery 1517 Wate the ground of fraud, &c, The defendant in his Be23-3t" answer denies that the execution of the deed Wists daa ON OUGETE, COMPETENT was obtained by fraud or mis- Stone Yard Clerk for Quarry Saw Mill; oue who make estimates for stone work from drawings. representation, or that the com- me LG, offi seas lainant was misled or deceived. He admits ASE Asin Watines to Helpin Laundry: t he did not pay the consideration named its. Apply with retertoces petwece, $500), and says that eum was inserted without ae ae APE Newton see nowledge. le claims that sum was | \ NTED—A WHITE GIRL TO DO G@ due him for professional services in the case | W ‘iouse Work in Private Pemaiine Anni vi0, 78 a inst complainant under an agreement which ag! st. sw. was fully explained at the time, and if he suc- Ware ere AGENTS TO. was A ceeded in clearing him the defendant was to Call this week at 118 11th st. ne have $3,000 more. Defendant claims that he has carried out his part of the agreement by defending his client in several cases in the Police Court and three cases in the Criminal Court, in which additional counsel was em- ployed by defendant and expenses to the amount of $50 were incurred by him (defend- -ant), and while he did not succeed in all the cases he did in one case. He states that he has been ready at all times to reconvey the Rroperty to Waters on the payment of $500 and additional, ee An Unlicensed Wood and Coal Dealer. Philip Stewart, a colored wood and coal mer- chant who does business from a wagon, was in the Police Court this morning, charged with being an unlicensed huckster. Judge Miller said he had often noticed these poor people who do business on a small scale. He had pail octet how good a thing it was pb they could fuel Ws NTED- ‘LASS: rh NE experienced du pauta preferred. S08 Gat nw, Cal ANTED—A GERMAN GIRL AS WAITRESS and Chambermhid. ed 1704 Connecticut ave. ween hours of 5 and 6 Be23-3t* cE A 1D COOK, WASHER ‘and Ironer; algo Ciel for Choe Chaimbermaid and Wait- Toss; must stay nights: references required; $133 6th GLOVER BUILD! . Dear Freasury) ; situation one of the best in te city. 23) aera steam < has excellent ¢ cisvater ene: co and is first-class in all ite appointments. eats meteor 1324 F st. nw. OK RENT—FIRST FLOOR OF 1310 F ST. AP- F RILEY DEEBLE. = sas TANTED-A COLORED MAN TO. SRE ap ‘Attend to Horses; good size and references, ply to southeast c f Oth and D sie. nw, se2est ew York. ANTED — PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOL- jattresses Mad Mat le Over; -Work pe) is Neat ‘aud pstantial Manner: ew Work solicited: satisfaction #e16-18t* licited ; G. NELSON, 1225 GW ANTED—H BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CAS BR RENT[A, SUITE OF OFFICE Roow! Prices for Second-hand Furniture: Carrate net | Ee 1ith t ten: third flror 606 Feathers. Entire Houssbolds "a specialty, -Adarees | aut; will lease et slow rental a, BING, 608 21971 se21 | 1th Topty st. nw. WE Peioey VERYBODY SUFFERING FROM Smoky Chimneys to know that 1 tee to cer The Ns irpaces and Entrobes Made to Hest or No Pas WE Daa 1413 17th st. n.w, es y ANT: HORSES TO PASTURE AT GEN. E, ¥. Beale’s Stock Farm, 7 miles from rom etty fed ‘and 10 per mo. Address or in 'B. LAF- FOR RENT—STORES. BR RENT—TWO NICE STORES ON G PORRENTRGIWO NICE STO ie NG ST. BET. ei 1558 Fst bat X; Hay Beales, cor. 10th st, ind La. aver city FOR, REXTLANGE, STORE AND Ree ANTED J, BRENNER 640 0 St. Nw. is | EBERLY'S SONS 8 Tita news See He Stoves, Kanges, ‘OR RENT — STORE, COR OTH AND L sTa. tom price Rooting, ‘pairing done ind of bustincas. Skul tow. 6 JOHNSON, 71815 TO LOAN ON , dele: EXPERIENCED SALESLADY AT A. N'S, 904 7th st. now. ge23-3t MAN TO © WA! D 2 five; Neola" ae er ‘with dispat st. Dw. Wate auc ote SURNITORE G3 on pind Ghindbee FOR RENT-—STABLES. sires, and Hurniture of every Mer- rR RENT—BRICK, hag meee OLD es ad ; also entire Housel Kinds’ ‘Address CANLTON- G30 Rsk, augi-im Uowst nw.: 61eo0 F ARNOLD, FOR RENT NEW Tw BRICK 87. in rear of 142 ch igo 8 a fo four gt fone RB Ig Fst. adds TE KNO' Prepared. Come early,” ae er e21-0e polenta hen TRY MB ncrpe ned Cig ech mare, cure for female, diacases:; “Blood Purit islaria beg free. pea hocgetr tte ar A aboe ci tooo La aw, NTED—MAN TO THE Weert racapit eats inti welt S00 Shanceltocr nent busisess Sf hone. Thess ered ‘to cre! safes meet a crete perma ‘before other | Sion safe companies, as pool. ALPINE SAFE GO., Cine SEWS2t E SAFE CO., WiDr BETAS. AT mae aEAD "S| TW: iEWMAN WANTED SITUATIONS. xs WAiiz— heen es FULLY inn teas 5 Foofoninoed Wemrnce SPE ars | Be the 7” LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS, To TAN OR APPROVED mets Soe im - x ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO! rae ae WS STH OF CTOBER. | furnian : = a iA oe 5 ANTED—TO BUY—GOOD IND-HANDGEN- tlemen's cela ai Fretole he : for — be re AR, Saat stae, Wanrtenciey SGN. BEST BUTTERINE, eee farranted not to get aiken ra tet og mo or money re- enter Mark than Hoss Lard eave ak Sisles” Open dally “Wits ais, hinting Som Nie uaa A raat FERSONAL. __ He et