Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1889, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, THE SOCIAL WORLD. Minister Lincoln and His Household— The Russian Legation—Personal Notes. Secretary Lincoln's entertainments at the jon have been marked social successes. dinner im honor of Sir Julian and Lady was 6 brilliant affair of sixteen covers. Miss Jennie Sherrill of this city, who piss guest of Mr. and Mrs, C. P. Huntington was Cnadhuslagenl erp acon ioan ry Pleseant com ent ladies of the legation aes tee Caen er ‘arrar, by his own aj pointment, escorted Mrs. and Lincoln ‘and Miss Sherrill through Westminster Abbey SS doors and showed them many historically interesting apartments in st adie that are not open to the United States ion in London _—_ ranening to he aan rate letters recent priv: Great Britain, ite strong anti- is heartily predisposed be- the great act of Coaprars purse con- through the genius ot ir, 1s le to the’ British public. Mr. sense and ir uimanay i i uy | i! aie H ii attractive and vivacious, ioaniy of Mamie Lincoin, with her striking aty o' ———e manners and a kindly dispo- sition that is in precious gifvot nature are fitted to support the prominence the legation has at- ee ee ere anaes ee ee of Henry White (the former is ) have gained a wide ty lent position in London socie' pe pe that Mr. White remain office on his appointment, oak his handsome > por hou- of the minister's diplomatic McCormick of Chicago, the the brother ‘of Mrs. Emmons also valuable accessions to the lega- McCormick is x is young, beautiful and in manner, and eCormick is a ple of our best type of manliness. . William H. Emory, naval attache of the and Major Post, who most handsomely ta our military prowess at the court of James, complete the list of grown-up attrac- tions at the legation. Mr. and Mrs. Emory re- ceived the congratulations of all the Americans in London a fortnight ago when their first-born was christened in London, where he was also xi E i irepaent t Hl Rosen, who has been in charge during Baron de Struve’s absence, has received a promotion in office and has been appointed minister toa European post. Mr. Alexander Greger, who is @ great favorite in society here and who has Deen filling Baron Rosen’s place as consul gen- eral of Russia in New York city, will return to this city with Minister de Struve. It is a sad return for Baron de Struve, whose brilliant wife died during the pastsummer. She wasa lady of ‘unusual ability and attainments and had a host of warm admirers in this city. who deeply sympathize with Baron de Struve in his be- reavement. Among the well-known personages seen upon George Bancroft, who was accompanied by one of his nieces. Mr. Bancroft makes a strik- ing figure muffled to the chin in a top coat, his white beard flowing over his breast and a black silk peaked cap drawn over his head and well down over bis fuce. Minister Romero of the Mexican legation left the city Sunday to join the itinerants of the Three-Americas delegation. The minister at present is honored by his goverument to the extent of muking him their sole delegate to two conventions, on duty at the same time. He isa delegate to the maritime convention and has also manifold duties of the legation to perform. Mr. Limantour of Mexico is ex- ected to arrive here from Paris shortly, where ¢ leaves his family, to rey nt Mexico in the maritime congress.’ Mac Romero has 23 her guests Gen. and Miss Frisbie of Mexico,who go to New York today. Trinity church, at the corner of C and 3d streets northwest, was the scene last evening at 6:90 o'clock of a pretty wedding. Mr. Edwin L. Shope and Miss Madeleine A. Lagi of this eity being the contracting parties. Dr. Thomas G. Addison was the officiating mepn man. Mr. D. H. Alexander, Mr. Edwin Phillips and Mr. Nicholas Bragan acted as ushers and seated the large company in the church that Witnessed the ceremony. The groom was at- tended by Dr. C. H. Elliott as best man and the bride was escorted tothe altar by Mr. John Westfall, who gave her hand in marriage. The bride was attired in « handsome costume of Japanese red velvet and plush, and she carried a bouquet of Marechal Neil roses. Mr. and Mrs. Shope left last evening on their wedding urney and will visit New York city. Niagara Falls and Watkins Gien during their absence. On their return they will take up their resi- dence here. Miss Brownley of Baltimore, who has been visiting the Misses Campbel! of this city, re- turned to her home yesterday after a pleasant stay of several weeks. Ex-Mayor James W. Ayers and his daughter, Miss Maggie, of Camden N.J., are guests of Mrs. Chas. G. Bogia of 331 Lith street. An enjoyable entertainment was given at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Guegler, 1215 Sth street northwest, on the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of their marriage Monday evening. Mrs. J.P. Reed has returned from Iowa, where she spent the most of the summer, much improved in health. First Controller Matthews and family have taken up their residence for the winter at 1303 K street. Mr. James Henry Moser, the water-color artist, secretary of the Washington art club, bas returned with his family from Berkshire, where he has been sketching during the sum- mer. Mr. John Stephen and family are located at 1304 Riggs street northwest for the winter. The Rev. David Hills, D.D., L.L.D., who has just returned from an extended tour in Europe, is spending a few days in the city. Pay Director G. E. Thornton and wife have taken apartments 1019 Connecticut avenue Borthwest for the winter. pene A Boy Razor Carrier. James Stack, a colored boy, was in the Police Court this morning charged with carrying a razor. His counsel, Lawyer Wall, started off by addressing Policeman Mullen as “Rainbow.” ‘This offended the officer. Then Johnnie Lane, @ amall colored boy, was called as witness, He saw the defendant have a white-handled razor. His evidence was objected to on ac- count of his age, and the judge questioned him aa to his competency. “How old are you boy?” “Eight years. “De you know what it is to tell a lie?” “Yes, sir. “Git hang. ail become of you if you tell a lie?” “Then you will be at the end of your rope.” Another witness called said that the accused aavaieailiitcbeonen His Seventieth Birthday. ‘The seventieth birthday of Fred Reh was eclebrated lastevening at his son's( H. F. Reh’s) Pemdence, No. 320 12th street northwest. His Reh and wife, Dr. Fred K Reh und wife, Miss Sophia Reh, Mr. Henry F. Reb, jr., Master John L. Reb, Mra Bettie Douglass. Misses Annie Eckert, Lizzie Eckert, ae: = Barthel, Hi. are Reel, my ei ert, and M. L- Kuper of Ballmer ieee as fine a s A CENSUS PROBLEM, Statistics of the Recorded Indebtedness of the People. A CONFERENCE IN PROGRESS AT THE CENSUS OFFICE ON THE BEST METHOD OF OBTAINING THE INFORMATION REQUIRED BY CONGRESS—AaDDI- TIONAL APPROPRIATION PROBABLY NEEDED. An interesting conference is now.in progress at the census office. Some time ago Superin- tendent Porter devised the plan of making an experimental test for the purpose of determin- ing the best method of collecting the statistics of recorded indebtedness, Congress had di- rected him to gather statistics on this subject, but he found that it was entirely a new field, The statistics of wealth, debt and taxation that usually forms a feature of every census, and was so elaborately treated in the last cengus re- port, were confined entirely to public indebted- ness. But Congress had required that the re- corded indebtedness of corporations and indi- viduals should be ascertained. There were two Principal DIFFICULTIES IN THE WAY of making such an investigation, The first was & practicable plan of attaining the best and fullest results, and the second whether the cost of the work would not exceed what had been be sgt nheaint As may be readily understood investigation presents more than ordinary dimeulties. Under the system in vogue in this country it is impossible to tell from the public records whether payments have been made on @ mor! — and elegy gino mots is ® mortgage time after the payment is made. Merely to gather together the amount of the mortgages 4s found in the records would be, Mr. Porter readily saw, misleading. He wanted to find out exactly how this diiticulty could be over- come so that the census would mean some- thing. There was ANOTHER INTERESTING PHASE of this matter. It has been asserted that in dedtedness of this character represents in a measure the distress and poverty of the people. In order to ascertain whether this is true it would be necessary to learn for what reasons persons borrowed money. Whether, for ex- ample, the indebtedness represented @ part lo on the property or money borrowed business purposes, EXPERIMENTAL WORK. Looking at the matter from the practical standpoint which he has assumed in the direc- tion and management of the census Mr. Porter decided to send men in the field with authority to collect statistics on this subject in certain localities. They were to pursue different plans and when the results were compared Mr. Porter thought he would be able to determine what plan would be the most practicable, In pursuance of this idea Mr. John 8. Lord has been collecting statistics in a county in Ilinois and an adjoining county in Iowa. Mr. Geo. K. Holmes has been doing similar work in a county in Massachusetts, and Mr. F. W. Kruse in a county in New York state. have now completed their work and are to- gether at the census office engaged in These gentlemen COMPILING THE RESULT to be reported to Superintendent Porter. There is no doubt that a plan can be devised which will be fairly satisfactory, but it isa question whether the cost will not far exceea the amount appropriated. In the latter event Mr. Porter will probably report the fact to Congress so that a sutticient appropriation can bes made before the work is begun. One of the ial agents in collecting the statistics em- ployed beth the direct andthe indirect method. = the first place he obtained what information he could from the records, and in the second he sent out circulars toall who had recorded mortgages, asking among other questions tor what purpose the money was needed. This prove method is extended to the entire country con- siderable information will be obained as to the causes of recorded indebtedness, to be very satisfactory, and if the same THE COLORED ORATOR. Some of the Particulars of Clement Morgun’s Life at Harvard. Clement Garnett Morgan, the colored stu- dent who is to he class-day orator at Harvard, isacredit to Harvard in every sense of the word, says a World dispatch from Boston. No young man at Harvard has manners more pol- ished, ance; few, if any, use finer English, and when it comes to intelligence the colored ex-barber, ex-waiter, son of an emancipated slave, is voted one of Harvard's best scholars. That Morgan's name does not appear among the winners of scholarships is explained by the fact that fora considerable part of his college course he va- ried his hours of study with hours of honest toil to gain money for his support. The campus is ringing with praises of the courageous action of the young men of the senior class, and, save for a narrow-minded few, the graduates near Boston applaud the action vigorously. one maintains a better personal appear- = Ever since Morgan entered Harvard in the fall of 1886 he has lived with colored friends in poser hoscas, om Latterly he has lived at No. 139 Colum occupied by his colored friends, the Banks family. The house is situated in what is called an unfashionable ueighborhood at a distance of about a mile and a half from Harvard. Here is his study in a comfortable room in the upper story, with « well-filled bookcase in the corner. The Banks family is one of the best known to the colored population ot Cambridgeport, and through them young Morgan made the ac- ia street in a neat frame house juaintance of such prominent colored men aa udge Ruffin, the leys and the Baldwins. AMONG HIS OWN RACE Morgan has spent most of his leisure time, and his relations with the students have, except in rare instances, not been of the intimate char- acter of student life. This isnot due to any hostility pmong. the students toward a colored man, but because he has had little time for making friendship, so busily opera has he been in earning money to carr: One of the seniors today said that Morgan fre- quently came to his room and was always wel- come there, for he was a Perfect gentleman, and always conducted himself with propriety. ‘The same man ssid that he thought henge held himself aloof from the class becat large s percentage of the members are south. erners, and he preferred not to lay himself or them or their friends open to embarrassing complications. Generally 5; ‘ing, while Mor- gan’s social status cannot defined, because never sought to establish it, he is popular, and did he so choose he could make many stro: through. friendships. He is not a member of either of the college societies nor did he ever appear publicly in the class meetings, “By disposition is retiring. IX THE BOSTON LATIN SCHOOL, which he entered in 1884, to prepare himself for college, Morgan was one of the most popu- | ¢eaces lar men in his class. The Latin school isa ublic school and there young Morgan mingled Tiong his fellow students far more than at Harvard. The sake all thought he was a good fellow and elected him adjutant of the battalion in the school regiment, an honor which came to the youn colored man unsolicited. He made lieras he did aschojar there, and in the annual parade of the regiment through the city and review on the common before mayor and governor, Adjutant Morgan was the observed of all observers. He took the regu- lar course in the Latin school, and was graduated sixth in theclass. His oratorical ability won for him the first prize at the school graduation exercises, During his connec- tion with the Latin echool Morgan supported himself by working after scbool hours in a bar- ber shop. For three summer seasons he was a bell boy at the United States hotel, Saratoga. ‘The first money he made after en! Har- vard was earned ina barber in fluent, pronouncing hia with ¢! a fe saya on tg sentences graceful gesture. ore be | W erect he makes a ae Some SS how. to hold Bimsolf'whan ou his feck His oratory is finished to » degree seldom found in 1 I EF Hi “aft i f I & : & lk ii i = WANTED--HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. D. C., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22. 1889. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR_RENT—OFFICES. _ Waren 8 D—A WOMAN TO DO So ey — Wiss ED—BY A Y Ap RELIABLE, INDUSTRIOUS, 8 miles im the country (Ger Address: S.B.F.i., Star ¢ ofiee. D Sous ut LM Warr ANTED—A Graney OR NORTH OF IRELAND Housework; must have city 2 Gan between 10 and 12 tomorrow morn- aie rr ere tieut ave. iv YOUNG MAN AS COPYIST IN LAW. Box 90, Zor Address, stating salary expected, Bo W Step wore TEN CYOKS, 810 TO 875: CHAM: ber Maids, Nui ‘Loundressex, in cd wen aiters, Drivers ov Farm Hands; Colored Cooks. SAM'L A. COOMBE, 926 F st. nw. itt Wes CAKE BAKER: ONE WHO HAS EX- perience. Apply 714 7th st. nw. 22-St* \NTED—A COMPETENT AND Woman preferred) to Cook and Take Care ¢ the Howe, reference required. Apply at fed ae WwW aaTED Sa WOMAN FOR GENERAL THOU work. Apply at once 631 Q st. nw. ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN COOKS, Maids, N Laundresa, Helps ct Farm and Men for this city and ita Dic! Naat ocae-Ot" Fissecl Situation as Firemam Yo. star So ao als eave, ae pene aieeai ster |E Ya YOUNG yak A ch Assistant Veron Aiea oo, Siar oficee Ses. oes W rk aoe small salary ; ref ai ee Wate Stigdas eine eae oon references. Address or call W.E.W., O22 11th st. n.w. Wate, SITUATIONS FOR eee iauarahn Winbidinin es Miss B Patge eee eis fo teth stn Bw. 0619-3t* NTED—SMALL COLORED DOT TO ANSWER path Prot. CLAY, 510 10th at, n.w. V ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED HOUSE AI must be a eh anne also remain at a reference. 618 Mass. e. DW. OCz2~ We pn ‘ERS—YOU WILL BE FUR- aisha Clerical Applicants ; Sotien without od beanie he CITY INTELLIGEN OFFICE, 711 Get, 8? TY INTE SOS eo MAN O8 BOY TO MAKE useful ina Music Store; must biay ge dress M. jtar office. Jat" FL Sas (PASTRY | COOKS Waist Han: Chamber- fnida, German omen. SULNEAM ET 1110 G st. n.w. ANTED — TWO Fist CLARS CABINET Makers. Apply immediately to W. B. Mi and F sts, n. ED-SALES LADY RAVING Cir EX. erience | in Hosiery Department. Apply from 9 1 T's, 421 Lith sh T.w., above re Pennayl- ‘ANTED-GENTLEMAN TO FILL A VACANCY see cur Business: one, anxious apes wR ood ference: ary, ply Wednesday, aftor stter 2780 a.m 434 Sth at a ANTED—A. FIRST-CLASS COOK AND AN EX- perienced Waitress; mast have wood city refer- Sere Avaly, NAVAL OBSERVATORY. Sor, and E sts., after 3:30 p. ANTED— MEN AND WOMEN FOR A LIGHT Business; 50c. an hour made at home, day time or evenluy: wed ide. for 4 samples and 8 specimens to commence work un, HOWAI & CO.. Brockport, N. ocz2-7t* WANTEDIAN INTELLIGENT LADY TO FILL Responsible Position; midd) pref fair salary, Apply at roo 5, 1008 F st., secoud floor. Winns ENGINEER CAPABLE OF KUN- i saat Se tt | N Ws 2 PES S' MACHT ‘Ou Pants at REENS. ti oes st ANTED—FIRS D Laundress for pot ame ayes: ing ref- ereuce, Algo White Girl for Gook snl General Werk: smnail family. ese 709 L at. u.w. ANTED—BY A pd LADY, A yo AS pha Sep weer pt ‘each me gg iE SON, je, Montwomnery county: Wa, Wa, ooh. Se" Ware 'TED—YOUNG LADY OF FINISHED MUSI- Seiey ores Seton mat Bia a Station Seng nat Md 9025-300" ____ WANTED--HOUSES. ANTED_CARE OF FURNISHED HOUSE FOR it iter itleman snd ite? best of references “addsees aa “Bt | closets we 'TED—IMMEDIA’ ¥; M ER ce Coens 3h. "a a lomo, soma Modern, 8-ro0 eat Ua Me dent anaet 21-2" Wis Sst PROPERTY OWNERS—WE HAVE Demand for Houses, as follows: To Buy in the 000 to 8: Small Frame or Hisoote s1,400. To Live's Handsome House in the shionable part of towns Yo ants applied to for Houses ranging from _&30. to 8200 month. All REISE J our care will receive care [ANDSOMELY FURNISHED oe ere eee cee 2 13th st, 5 RENE SRRLY FOR FURNISHED ROOM, widens Twithout word including at corner; coi sna! ‘Navy doparemamtes also Trearery, aN A Ty SSCS ToORTATERT AND PEN: ye ‘Utiice Rouins at t reduced rent Fett Inquire of MM PARKER 1418 Pat ol e1ot FoR RENT— DESIRABLE OFFICE eae With D furnished; with or without PA AVE, BRAD! pete fami Appl 2212 9th nn. SEEraggtes. Len pe penn tae od asia . AVE, DESIRABLE ts a euite or, sees: ‘War and Navy department. cco" Oo ME as LARGE HANDSO! : oa Lg RENT 036 Fast. NW. ! STORE AND OFFICE Booms; auitahle for Member of a SUITABLE FOR ANY the n.w. daiuine tem ve Foot: containing ten . Inquire of W. |Fe Lt yg STORE Te, FURNISHED —— ry _ re byt oe {OR KENI—TWO HANDSO. Fe ae aS pORED tse Aprly atois Matnw. RENT SUITE OF THREE LARGE AND STORES 1320 AND 1331 7TH LW. 5 first Dusiness places quire 1424 6th wt QOR KENT — FINE LAl pA. — BEST LOCATION IN THE crry— 3 terms low. In ols St" FR SALE—ONE P ENT_PARIORS SUITABLE FOR A MEM- from Ke: iy. TS02 Stok gay board private family.” 1203 conitals privave family, aib seeeae nth on ig Sahl NISHED-AN, ENTIRE FLOOR 5 eu housekee ; ta a new, fowl OR RENT_1003) 14TH = XN. Fer esfurniaied: Rose, fires mI 1416 I st, nw. ; drive JOR SALE—; FOR =e EOUS. Fok BENT suicr STABLE, 7 THREE STALLS; srooms gasand | J Ok RENT-STABLE REAR OF 1318 VEKMO! for stalls three "2 room, with w eter; er im front, oczl-lw CHALMEKS & OURHEES, 14 1 RENT-STARLE. six wrALis, AMPLE coachinan's q eas, “edTltode tata ‘ave. —LARGE STABLE AND HALL ox 3 sotading Large Yerd. 15; eesb rer | “Stable belie tain wt 3 Wa pou, te oF sings a RENT—AT 1011 11TH ST, BW. BED ROOM or Mis: two lines cars pass door.” ry RENT—CHEAP TO DESIRA! ‘wecond at Scroeee required. 504 BOOMS" ONE UNFURNISHED BA ie RENT— Parlor = 2 fle for tw gentlemen 45 MONEY TO LOAN. __ NEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURI- ¥ attention. INNELL, Building, Youre oclh-6t Wane D—T0 BUY wos CASH FROM OWNER ith Sor 9 rooms, in location good northwest: rice not torexceed €8.000: Bo ‘arent need ‘Addrens CASH ce. Stat cies,” cole: TANTED_BY FISH & MILLE. iin F aE modioas Dintuyg oom, all handsomely furuiskeds for odio’ i % @ first-clase tenant. oclt-3t WANZTED.6 TO 10-k00M HOUSES FOR, RENT All Sections of City; we have daily calls and our supply is exhausted. J. H. GRAY & CO., 937 F st. n.w. ANTED—TWO RR department ‘Those with experience in handling furg preferred. Apply Fur department, SAKS & COM ANTED—BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 F 31.N.W,, {or immediate purchawer, House bet Hand Qand 0 rooms, ‘9th and 16th _u.w., with 8 to cont from $5,500 to $7,000. octet” WAxTED-AD MAN OF ENEKGY LOCATED OUT- cities to Representan Uld Established Huse iat bis state: solary eyapoat $75 per month; ref- Box 1610, N.Y. 'ANTED — HOUSES TO RENT —T AVE ot large demand for et ented having such would do well to place them im my bands, Careful tention and t returns. se2d-1 REDFORD W. WALKER, 1008 F. wes A GOOD, STRONG WHITE BOY, bout TS or 18 16 years old. in a china and housefur- nishing store. references required. Inquire 405 7tb st. new. ‘oc 1-: ad rWO EXPERIENCED SALES LADIES and Children's Wear; none others reference, ___ROHR'S, 937 F st. n.w. wo -A_ WHITE WOMAN, \N, GERMAN PRE- ferred, to Cook, Wash and lron; city references required, Apply at’ once at 1550 ‘New York ave: new. wes: SSess YOUNG MAN AS CLExx Ix oUt Auwte Drug Store, at least several years’ required; none but a snengctic worker of pleasing dreasnesdapply. 438 7thst.n.w. _oczk- ANTED THE SERVICES OF TWO LADIES vflore gots er Goods on the Snceane inired: Hea ae meanirvoc? BLtise tous Wee EE AND NSE FORT vassers on Picturesque California, Tue Bryant Shakespeare, Dickens, Animal Kingdon, Our Coun’ by Lossius: Redveth's World, Wondernil story of mi Harper's Pictorial History of the Hebellion, Army Meuorics, Pictures, &c. $15 to $50 per week. LENER & , Roum 27, St. Cloud B’g. Witter sod HAVE a INQUIRIES FOR Large and Medium ey ‘Ounew heving such for tent or sale will it to ers. RK. and 13thsta aw. ANTED—THE STRICT ATTENTION {WHICH office (with an experience of neariy 11 fa giving to ite Rental Department keep our houses well tenant and hasileft us with f tow ses to offer for rent. Residents or uon-residents Furnished or ished Houses or cog Tete ut can have attention to thet interests by placing them in . JOHN SHE! IANS & CO. F st. uw. WANTED—ROOMS. ST. N.W. SUITE OF RE Fine Second-floor Rooms; nicely fur front; Eetvate family. PLANT & TURPIN, Safe Deposit Bid., 15th and N.Y! ave. JWPGSEL_ IN BAND TO LOAN ON APPROVED Real Security, ALBERT ¥. FOX, Coupe horse six years old. J{OR RENT—1824 Y COMM! nicating Rooms, en suite or single, con’ wentent 80 Metropolitan Club, War and eatldued suit- GSE TQ LOAN ON ALL LOCAL STOC Bonds, Listed and Unlisted 716 13th st. nw. door. THE BUN MAKCHE, ‘ous aw. Branch ( ice 80 Gah wt, ae. Fok SSE SCOMPLETE OUTFIT, CONSISLLN QSEY ALWAYS ON HAND TO LOAN ON CITY Keal aes Ro delay eet JOR RENT—AN ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, UN- heat and light; southern and west- meee 1003 Sth st, overlooking Mount ver-| J Feats tivelyy 15ty Haiids, Suid aud Warrauted. « {OR RENT — 1523 1 BT. NW. ON Bevel ite de and floors, ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS ite. the ‘Arlington hotel wear the _ Suavewenes seas ate beriin's, the Shoreham and con. :also, Furnished Youient to cars and herdics: sig ‘ow. cor. 13th end Frets nw. TO LOAN ON D. ©. PROPERTY in sums to suit at 5 and 6 per $50, 000 F2k8 = $500,000 OER Fee ae VON KENT —FORNISHED > BOOMS, wit AND Buggy and Harness; wold separate, Appl PRE = PRIVATE FAMILY, 2 NICELY Bed hoo! jent to Cen Tar |! 6 cent ann Ls i. STARGARDIER, uurAnce, G13 15th st b.w. ON CAPITOL HILL property in any cuma. Li8H HOUSE AND ‘urnisbed = inal family, Haw iy with excellent board ae 013 13 Toth st seg ‘McPherson and K st; references. oc! (gk RENI—EWO | On stock of ahd blaukete, Both new and second-hand. For cash my terms to cluse vut stock, — $25,000 r AN ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE mart, Tig Halon. 110 F ec ‘The te THREE Sees oc. ICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, bie Board ; suitable for Senators md-story Hall Koom. 1 FE "SALE—CHEAP—A NEARLY Wax ROOM AND BOARD FOR SINGLE Gentleman in southeast section of ety. “Address stating term, G. © of oct Wastin. TWO se ONE TWO rhiebed and Que Unfurnished hoom : 2d loos, open fire: with or without Board: references; moder: eat of 13th at. Box 42, Star office. Ove 2 BOY. APPLY AT AG SPALDING & Depot, 1013 Pa. ave, with reierence, Yelock p.m, 21-2t Wate REE FIRS I-CLASS TIN AND Sheet iron Workers at once. CASTLE & HEN- SHAW, 1117 1: V ‘ANTED—A THOROUGHLY COMPETE: r nographer and Type-writer, capable of making accurate reports of testimony and court proccedings; rinaweLit situation. Acdress, in handwriting, LAW MEN /, Star office. WARD Lay UNDELRST ANDING LATIN, Algubra and tlemeutary Mus ist “wo Children, aged 15 and 1, in antary, coupe, for sutistactory person. ull particulars WELLS Sear office reterensch ae ANTED—HOUSE WOMEN, CHAMBERMAIDS, ‘Bors Gils a gabe r Men for all business. Ake repared fof Governinent positions, CI ELLIGENCE OFFICE, 711 G new. ocl2-12t* ANTED—WAITER, BEEAKING 1 and English, at lish or Spanish LEGALIOS, 1230 Connecticut ave. __oeld ‘ED. HAMBERMAID, SPEA KI French and English or Euglish and Spants! the CHILIAN LEGATION, 1230 Conn. ave. ANTE. D_DRESSMAKING SCHOOL, 612 ‘st.—Pupi a Ws learn the art of Measuring, Cu and Fiising iy Mino, Washington's Dress Cutting © privilege of making one have learned this new syatoin spealt of it ae are Fuptla ruaranteed constant Ciuployment st highest pays iusted Haines cut by mucasurement, With sleeve 2 paitern, for SU cts. 01 Y-O0 wx ED-GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE hed or unfur- ‘wo. nished ives family preferred: location, between L aud Pi th and 14th sts. n.w. : mi fauna Keser caterer, Address, with price, IMMIDIAT, TE A, Star office, WANE ANTED-FURNISUED—A SMALL nae! OF fF Four Rooms for light housekeeping iu orth section. Reference exchanged, state price. N., Star office, ‘ocz1-St* ANTED_¥URNISHED_SUITE OF ROOMS IN te family for gentleman, wife and baby in northwest section. ‘State terms; reference. PAN. Btar office. ‘ec21-3e* Wesaoe non AGENTLE: AND Wire, Two No more Rooms with Board: priva permanent if st suited: edi, Private am wath Zaterer fi Bouse and no oft erred. Address stating Tocation and price, nor eFICER, oY A GENTLEMAN, ae ae ; aa or Unfurniahed Homa, ms some be not jess than 20 or over 40 feet long, tmod- erate. Addvess, giving particulars, A. H.K., Star office. ‘ONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PEK CENT ON AP- | Siar et, St Wall BE proved Heal Eatatg Seon ayy Seri ICH & 60, BANKEN R is 15TH ST, LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS, ol 2- OR RENT—A LADY OW! IWHING HER HOUSE SE feng, having more room tha ‘One or Two Suites, wit Secu: the house is ina eloga: furnished re ——. a Peivats bath to eu throughout and first-class in al ; private table if denice Nill bo tented to wo eationsen Member, Senator or Foreign h and German spokem. Addre SPAMILY. Star office, ocl® FG 5M SOUTHERN SILK ASSOCIATION, _ 420 7th at mw. bucky ; x Et 3 jorse st eee EMER, 1026 7th st n.w, JOR SALE—ONE CHESTNUT ‘SORREL HORSE mound aad Rind. will work amy whe only ree sell has no use for . Mustbe sold im.edistely on SALE—CHEAP-3 oF. “THE ® TALLY rae Geach Hcvece, 2 ‘werranted suund aud allright tor eet JOR SALE—TWO FIRST-<i RST cLAtp Vi meats iN o for many years, st te 22th at a, Bop A RARE PIANO BARGAIN See ful and rich-toned high-class Upright Piano, ¥ ull Cabinet Grand first-class make: fine rosewood case clegantiy Guisied. coutains all the best improvements of vatae: Boont 4 foe Piano EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS, oct 913 Penneyivanio ave, _ Fe, SALE—FINE ViCTO! Ps p ORDERS pole and shafts, first-class vase At bay. 16¢ bands; lent driver “kind aud free trom fealts pat sings coupe harness; ‘coachiuan livery, &c.; sell separat Simatty Deiow their vaine, Apply’ stable rear of ‘Teel deuce Ke. ow oclle Fes Soe “DAYTON 1 Wagon AND Ladies” Prd Puneton, best make, li ony Call Stave luvs 13th oe {OK SALE—SHOW CASE—LARGE UPRIGHT 4 DY Also Kod or iuniean Hae cheat yaa oc" 4 Show Case tor sale cheap. suitable for iu or out st Uw. oz ot Que Fair uf Bay Horses, & sud Mears of rs; bred “d Sermont; together with doub.e- y de perfect vnier), barue whip, Diabet, full particulars aduress W.L.F.G., Star othe. SALE GENUINE BAKGAIN oes tL man's Elegant Driving Outat 004 13th st_n.w, DALE-VERY CHEAP A Gi CLENDEN CoM: ation Poo. aud Billard Table, complete, iu @uod. suciuding alls, cues, tack, We. Fur full Lion ; Taforusatun address Box 18. test office, ___ och B-3t FQe SALE-CALL ar w Horse Display, 406 Pa Carriages, Coup ater. ocl® NEW “DakT* including ss ahs lock aud EK, SOG ot ot, -w.. Washington, D.C Cote Safety Iieyei UR SALE—A GOUD SQUARE PIANO, 850, oft jog tent €3 per mouth, “Address 3.2, Star vilice, oc Ls ko" BALE —SPECIAL, Bhai DBUKY UPRIGHT PIANOS, #10 Monthly. PALACE ORGANS, 0 Monthly Payineute - 1225 Penn, ave, NT—PART OF HOUSE Sa eanag, SUITES on premises at 732 2ist = ‘OR RENT—1102 ‘H ST. Pleasant Rooms. nicely furnished, w: ONEY TO LOAN 1N come, TO SUIT, FROM $500 UPwAR ON APPROVED BEAL ESTALE SEC FE: reasons for selling. Apply to B LEONARD, 07 is tte. w NW. TKe LARGE ith board ; B 5k SALE — CHEAP—STOCK AND Good WiLL. of Grocery Store doiug » good business cellent tabie; personal atiention towaests: Fefercices ae Walabicw C0. Ok SALE THE GREATEST IANO BAKGAIN hanKe ONEY TO LOAN IN 5UMS FROM RLOR, RECEPTION ROOM A . AT 1HE LOWEST kA all uniceing Oret aud front rooin, third floor; house new; modern aud nicely papered’ 1920 H st. JOK Wi RES T—416 OTH ST. ve RICELY Fox Booms, or Single, on First or Floor, 0019-3" E OF PST ERisr TO LOAN BETWEEN Th THIS 48D )OR KENT—FUBNISHED—PARLOR BE » ROOM january 1, 1890, see LOK Salta TIME SIDE Bak Btw andows, ga second floor, lange aicuve, two posure, no boarders. 17 lowe Cire. EK den Coupe Horses: Une Pair Ma — Brac ISTEDE & BHA LAKGE AND SMALL ONEY (To Loay ws TED THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS IN y., bre 16th, Band F. aeons a. ANTED-FOR THE WINTER, FOUR VERY Borey ve ernianed, Kooms, with excellent nae urd; neighborhood of Cont, sve. References, dress Box 11, Star office. 01 9-3t" Winkel ‘BY GENTEEL 3 L YOUNG MAN OF GoOD habite, Root and Board ins nice private family V 7 ANTED—AN UPFICE BOY, AGED BETWEEN fiiteeu and twenty yeurs, wha cau use Remington Type Writer; wages $5 per week. Address M. jucted by ladies, waite relat for all kinda uf domestic labos, city ‘and states: with references, Hemoved to 709 Lat nw. pe ‘Ok THE Corps, s, Boe $0 rs to learn music, viz: Dru ‘Trumpete: tbe irom 14° to 16 years of ave, + feet 10 inches in height, well developed. aud of xood oral character. Euy por month $13, food, clothing und wedical attendance furnished, Apply at Marine Barracks, Washington, D.C, ravery ANTED—GOOD INSTALLMENT CANVASSER new line of albums, pictures, toilet sets, ks, &c.; salary and commission to hard workers: yerinnes bot becessary inust have references, O10 F st, oc, we 'TED-LEARNERS FOR PNOP. CHEIST- NEK'S New [uternatioual Tailor System, with rule or t@pe ineasure slone, as all ecicntific Patterus and by Muse. 5. J. MESSER, S08 Let uw. Bain ot oa es WASTED-pY THE MARTYN BUSINESS OOl- loge (Eunploymeut Bureau) Pupils to Enter, Grad- uate an jaitigns at Good Salaries Circulars and F obtained at College Building, 313 6th st. n.w., city. ocl-sin _WANTED—SITUATIONS, _ wi tlier boarders; best of references iven. A ten tt v Star office, oc LD-3U" V yANTED—BY A AMIL RL aoe nineneee ON second floor, furnished, gor 4 looms with or without board; pecaallant, “hasees 5 RYH i. N., Star off WANTED MISCELLANEOUS at hates oi Kioal Estate Seourity. Ne 3m see ao HINS, BULKLEY & CO., 1405 Fst D&.220, FANT MONEY?—¢10 TO Mere, Hanon cre LOAN shold Coste or other ie persoual prope eareet, payehle, Me, weekly oF men OR RcNI BRIGHT, SUNNY KUOMS, HAND- oly furnished, two or first aud see oud. Boorse: aise Binge poo near Cham! KR RENT—A NICELY FU only ty quiet and discreet pa a No remov ee ae 4 AN 0} Moe “of $8,000 to 81 00,000. ZOR ENE FORNE ISHED | wesc ana ON. aon cAL ESTATE IN SUMS AUSTIN P. BROWN, ‘Heal £1 tat Loans, 1419 F st. uw, dine. three Featiect cars; private family. 1024 Ai st. Bw. ear ‘OK RENT—TO D GENTLEMEN, ONE OR TWO R= =— task sax PER CENT: PA oA SUMS Ret TO gl,0v0. REALM CHARGED. OE “RENT—SI8 C BTW, pleasant Rooms with First-cl scores Oris OF LAGE, Caplol ual City hall” reference Oh TWO RETAIL MILK + preferred. “Addrews DAIRY, Star Ww ANTED—PERSONS NS WHO WISH gs charse, Mind Femme ly eat + Churel tthe e a of Ascension, cor. Mtsaave, and 13th st. n.w., Wednes days at 8 p.m. Entrance on 12th st. near aliey. 1t W6ANTEDH.B. SMITH, ABTISTSORAYON AND Vr bustel Portraits, Cor. th st, and Masa, V ANTED—TO BUY, CHE Suite or Odd Pieces ; mediately 156, Star office, WAstee,: -LADY Raby Sand eS Kft to Join Responsible Person of lal Stand- in Ren teat Bose ‘OF Sell or Rout: Farniture for tee-room house; rezershoes exchanged. Btar office. (OK HENT—PLEASANT FURNISHED 1 Bingie oF in Buites ; abd Normandie, 1017 19th st iw. Fay RENT—IN NORTHWEST SECTION, IN Pht- dice Kwoms without t Board: hana- 7 Che sed ; singly oF ou waite ‘aden, ‘Address SELECT: star ofioe. se 0c. Find EENT—1343 Ls’ with board. ‘OK ee COM MURICASTES, 1 Boost t ve jeg ges manny: Hk rt Ao Moor hot and cold water, 118 C stone, SMALL PI rT) | eo location. near the ON REAL ESTATE, |_ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN,_ ‘ONEY Po 1x LOAN A ae oe Ex! rurance 6 id tallment Fepaid ou ast NICE aX, Rie rents to Fun 5 40s 15, oF ocd tn Gor. OO DAL OK EXCHANGE—ONE BAY HUMBE, & ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO 8) x fae Will sell or trade and boot for faet nr 6 Teal estate securit Oper SRANK T. RAWLINGS, 1505 1 Pa ave, (The Atlington Fire ins. =, TO LOAN v Columbia to auy sums "RENT — NICELY-FURNISHED et gle OF en. u guite; new house and furniture; Fs SALE—SHOPWORN WHEELS AT @50. ed Real Estate Security, in ns dire einen ates of ine AND 26 GRANT -FUR- with, or without meer ‘single or aud 3d floor rooma, Fata’ es te; parlors, 2d Ware LADY DESIRES TO BORROW FOR Ves, etme Fears S800; principal aud interest to ents of #4 ver month until paid; = reiee passecurity $1,500 furniture. Address G.V., Btar office, 0c22-3t" ANTED—A SECONDHAND SAFE, ABOUT 3 Ww sors nie! in good order. Box 107, Star office, WER Siam aR E ear TIONS for ysoenes Cham heey ‘Laundrese and Nurses, Beats Cooks, Gousha Butlers. SAML A. COOMBE, 926 Pauw. Te” y ANTED—BY A SETTLED COLORED WOMAN, Wa todo General House Work; wood refer: ences, Call at 212% 10th st. n.w. ANTED—BY A YOUNG GERMAN GUL a Situation as Chambermaid and to do Plain sewing, Address Box 112, Star office, at* Sie A YOUNG Sot ne MAN A Bis or or Gouchman: {a Private Fanlsy erences furnished” Ap) ae Waar A Peapig’ ened QOLORED bet seat’ a ann 2 Cook in, feneg fom of ref- ly Sart ribet, moar Biase 2 WAxTEDBy A A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL, A SIT- n as Chambermaid and Waitress in a Private Adult jeveland ave. nw. It? oe COLORED WOMEN, PLACES: as muaids oF ‘Nurece, best relercuces Call at 1140 Tothste owe 1° WANZED_BY TWO WHITE GIRLS SITUATION in First-class Family—one as Cook and the other as Waitress or Chambermaid. Address CLARA BOER- ‘SIG, Naval Serer it* y ANTED—BY LADY A PLACE IN 2School at Preach Teacher, or Pu ils tu come to ber, or she yo to Addrets FRENCH, Star of- ANTED—GO TO DICK’S AGENCY FORK COOK! W ‘Wotsemaids, Waitresg, Nursee }ann Cone Finst. uw. Also kuropean ‘fae ‘Agent. 0c22-6i" WV AxEEDEO BUY A RESTAURANT IN THE eo ae Address RESTAURANT, Btar office, [ANTED — ZARLOR, FURNITURE UPHOL- tresses Made a Work Done ina t and Datantial 1 Manner. work Sitistaction ‘guranteed "G. NELSON 1220 6 Ss meckO-a3t Ww ANTED—CASH PAID FOR by Rebipowe OF Household and Office Furniture, Entire Stocks of rchandise, Store Fixtures, &c. Address ALBERT, 208 loth sth ocl9-3t* ANTED—H BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH Second-hand Furnit oe Toray ts and shaver matics Wocmbcbis a apeslaley, Adareas bie 7th ot. aw. WAXTED_TO BORROW $7,500 AT 5 PER cee: curity. Address W-B., Star oMce ee RTS we Waidoet, awe ll make Hangs beg ele) O40 Ost. n.w.. will maki satiaiaction Biottng td ob Work done ‘with Somes epee: ANTED — BY EXPERIENCED | STENOGIA- » work day or evening, Pata and 4 ‘@ dictation ear work sapecialty: "Box GCap. bin oclG-Sw* WY 4"t2D-ayzEr ONE TO KNOW THAT beac J, MOFFAT, _Inalways ready for ail Hfudsof Well Work. oc12-1m* ‘ANTED— HORSES TO xEEP. KEEPING box sy Fate's 5 Subic S11 Oth ct nw Farm Toh 8 miles from city. 0. HP CLARE: sige | 28 cs aE 'ED—BY A RESPECT, COLORED Wi W nnn, « Flac as Ghataber Malt SSH Tee ast ANTED—BY 2 ese — A PLACE ai ‘Chambormaid in a private or boarding house; beat of references address RED, Star Wig X YOUNG GIRt 16 ¥ians = Place as Nurse ry fauutly, Gui at Sy '. re Woung -Wonta's Christian Home, for three daye. 0022-21" ANTED-BY A RESPROTABLE WHITE Grn Place ae Chambermaid juree. Address C._ Ay Fy = oce-3t Wanye HORSES 36 eke TS eae OF taetoiy lorongs rpm marr ata | Cabin Joha FO. Md. ANTED—POSITION AS DRAUGHTSMAN HAS gente aegeres aeigee We BEES W. DAV ANTED_BY MAN AND WI WIFE PLACES 1N PRE eee ont ia tei u ox aw. . bi BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE s5 Srrierecths Se heat Wine venga, | WE ; Call at 1603 Lat. mw, Wat atiai te Sak ee Se Sian oat 615 Maes: 2 SRS al NED ELRAERS Rees aa ted Septet, ae WEsBeRzU"y loPe BOM AZ 1 ZOAN OM BEAL ESTATE 4 Ar low. JJQOR RENT—SEVERAL ELEGANT furuished or, unfurnished, ever oflered.—Une New Upright, exquisite: tn Cousbinetion, solid eugreved “aid. fret work ‘acsignied Silesere, hand-carved, ‘aggn, Aue trasoes, overstraug scale, jvory. Bess, re= Fouthug action, continuous Lites, wickel Hated rail Aud tuil iron’ frame, 4 feet tocben high bree wav $1 snd @10 per mo mouth Owe, nerupd tent bt, $ vance for rept, HUGO WORKCH Seuss tet me au? thus most new, cheap, JNO. F.CULLINANL & CO., oc lb -st ud ¥ st aw, (OK SALE—20 HEAD OF nousue JU: oT dy wd frum Georgetown, Ky ; Four C Owe s trot = Hs ou Horse, 15-2 can trots talie taf muntites. None of thene Horses bave ever beg bandied oF dhe of the above named to be seen at the stables JOH SIMMORS. _ 0c LBW ___ BLD Dt wt. tw, JOR SALE—BY 8. WEINBERG, 615 I8T. N. W, 1,000 Stoves of ‘all Kinds, Will be sold at 'uai? price: Cali tmauediately ool bor Fob sste-ar a BARGAIN-SEVERAL GoobD Maxon or Cart Horses. Apply at Evbitt House stables, cor. 1335 and C sts, nw. colt {UK SALE—A ROSEWOUD CASE PIANO, GUOD tone; iu thorough good order; PFEIFFER & CONLIFF, Old Lith ot uw. om SALE-JUST ARKIVED—16 HEAD oF Horses from West Virginia, among them are Good Drivers and Drait Horses; also two Saddle Ponies theroughly broken aud table for children to ride ug drive. “ptables in rear oc) 7-6 Festa ORSE BLANKETS FROM 2 FC G12 Gat, SW" vares & BON. CLD best of the jot ws the Pine Fawn-col- cored Horse Biauket tor street use. Hass Red-striped border, leather fastenings, steel buckie and cut toe We offer them at the tow i tice of $3 each. ‘he Baker Patent Horve Mianket is bere at less tham ita usual peice, 64.50. (Fourth floor; take elevator, > WOOD! WARD & LOTHROP, 1th and F ate mee. EBLITT HOUSE 13hq et. and . oct Lin 0 down aud @5 per mouth. 1 whees ns er NTHE CLAMR Ch LE CO, ‘¥Ob Feunsylvania ave, f ASSORTMENT OF BAND- ‘ADE pega ‘Business Wagons, at oo jower (ban Bia factory iy yale 4 = tb oe GKEGURL, cor. BN. X. ave, single a WITH OF en suite, ee] 5 MON BEAL ESTATE BEC SEOCR: of Columbia at lowest GEO. oa sad Bean es pall ree ROO! 7OR Say Raa cag MS, exposure. grote hres. Geirtemei room ;southern ot, pear. bot ‘PRIVATE FAMILY, gpg courage _we3 Too Fst kw. ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OH FINST- clase security, at lowest rates of interest; no delay Where we is wood. ONC. GREEN, a JOR RENT—AT tgs ars banavetnely 920 15TH - Lafayette ocl2-1m Font SALE—ERC! YCLOPEDIAS- SUBBCRIBE 3.000 oo Copies sold tn thie city, ‘schoul peed it. beud =| Fos! for or apecluen pages aud further particulars vo och 2tozs FOR Se-2oir WiLL PAY YOU To Call. at AS. K. PROBEY'S and make ‘pom uve cost) from one huudred aud, grit irate “Car ringes, Bugxies, Phaetous, Carts, Wagons, DAYTONS REDUCED steered 072.50. 345. K PROBEY, Ou RENT TO GENTLEMEN, MANDSOMELY [OFF 590, oe Appnaved feeal eotate ore furnished heat ‘and Security, at nd ¢ per come Fores N'SHELMAN & CO. saree LOAN aeons. Pinca FOL S Shows 1437 ‘Pennsylvaiia avenue. ‘om REAL ESTATE AT LOW- RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS Fa on third floor, part); ‘ OF en suite; heat aud yas; private Fe RENT—AT 1326 122H 8T. N.W., TWO furnished or unfurnished; and handsome. Fe en ee {OK HENT—TWO FURNISHED FRONT KUOM pneets ‘ar ead 88, for single emen 2 or TO Lo. ap2é Successor to DANENHOWEIE Box, PERSONAL, Ez = LACE a ah eg aed fhe next shirty days; Nottingham 40c. TOR Jaane HT ihe reaty ‘uiso 1 three Koons tor Two COMMUNICATING 1 nga ee fe 1504s nw VELT LADY LEAVING CAR = WASHINGTON Box 130, Star office. "oct ste JOR SALE—CARKIAGES, AGONS ANE AND fies of all kinds ou enay ‘terms. 4. COOK, nds on Georgetown. euzz-Sun S200 M street, (OR BALE — GREAT Fs. Basses SADDLE AND DRIVING BONY: Une Cheap Bty! ¥ yp Worker, Une Mare, Que douns Ceiling suitable Tor any taser new. The above will be Une Bide Stevscrifce iviolttscnw. sez im {OK SALE YOUNG PALROTS, MOCKING Spratt’s Dog 12th st. ne Aqusriume, Fisi Price hase sh co — eneig, ROR HaliSiss tterenes ea goes a ane Yaahinston, D. B RENT—123) NEW XOaK AVE. 4, Van furnished ss rooms "dln AX NY, DIFFICULTY cele DELICAT! be Undertak: Sue: ties area PREP. nin mt eee fie, im nite pa a A Fe. RENT-419 G 8T. RW, A HANDSOMELY 10 18 ga OF Furnished Front Room; LOST_AND FOUND. ‘tune releconeas, ‘Usual prices. Address 1 oF Wamachnneits on ty te to onder, 810. oo ia eck, Pikand week eure ize nw. larue windows: suitable for mai couple or oor singe FS RENT— -TO GENTLEMEN ORY LARGE aeee: with or without Board. Address BACH, Star J ost. 4 Re a QTEAYED—FEOM MY PLACE NEAR SOLDIFES pao Ata ‘TWO ‘oo BOOMs, nw. eae RENT_727 ISTHST. NICELY- FURNISHED for gentleman; eee ete age ey = avon SUNDAY EVENING, SEPT. 16,4 reward be given. a oS neee FE eas aetente ‘QUESTIONS Ivy Institute, ae © Southwest cor. bihond sts me, Lor i. L Paes meat to aw. i rsture st at. a. ety Leama narara? a miweiser ew. end rt See ee Lin eat oe 8 aT Se P. i as wane ia thow LEE Titled beret, bettie eae Lee e see Lie Se ae es eee