Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1889, Page 2

FOR SATURDAY NIGHT. A Twelve-page Paper Filled With At- tractive Reading Matter. Tomorrow Tux Stam will be issued in the twelve-page form, usual on Saturdays, The supplemental pages will be filled with reading matter of more than ordinary interest, and, as on other days, full space will be given to the current news which Taz Stan, with its ample facilities, is enabled to present with complete- mess up to the hour of going to press, the close of the business day. While every means known to progressive journalism is employed to make each issue of Taz Stam a perfect and satis- factory newspaper a special effort is made to provide for its readers on Saturday evening, in addition tothe news of the day, an array of readable, entertaining and instructive special articles on timely topics. The unceasing effort in the service of its readers has resulted in making Taz Star the representative newspaper of the national capi- taland in giving to its Saturday evening's issues the special character that makes it sought by those who love good reading for the hours of evening leisure. Tax Star is con- stantly adding new and inviting features to its list, Next Saturday it will publish the first in. stallment of Frank Stockton’s new story, se- cured especially for its columns, and many other sttractions are in preparation. Tomor- row’s paper will be teeming with good things. Among the features of this issue the following may be announced: ————~ About Notable | plome whom svents ~ uspicuous | Women. in the social life’ of be - i? a jor Moore’s | . How Police business and the catchiue of Torues are - | In M tized. Uilustraved.) Wh G * pg : ‘done by a ere en. e wor! lobe its Raum is Chief. | — dius: . [coencoaucns® *] Secretary Rusk's de- ment aud matters there. Seeds, Bugs part Figuee Eousidered| ai Tustrated). and Figures. Observations made by the fish-com: — x Povo to Alaska «1l- trated). Some, of the, distine- tive characteristics of thoroughbred dogs. (ll- Tustrated). (How to Choose “| Puppy. Something sbout aque: delicacies tuat w. Bow have their season Dainty ways of deco- Tettuy picture boxes and * Pretty Things j L Duotograph cases. for , ee _Cusletmns. | mukware Man. | *. * Human nature aa ex- hibited on a trip in as berdic. Betrayed 4 | by | A shoemaker tells how he reads character frou Tuer Feet. paige ge # ‘The agent for a pota- toe-bux eradjcator cou- fides Lis WoOs toa STAB reporter. Wail of the | Traveting Man. | Notes taken in the great c 4 thy the Star's ep ce < el A Budget | correspondent, From Go.uam. Sieitawe cease” Paes gaan ° The region act th The Eastern | qimmcostig; sts traditions District. | and bopes. Notes and goesip ofin- terest about Washing- ton society. The 1 | Social World. . sects * ‘° Notes of THE STAR FA Queer Colony. |) consi Tseituers tout te the far east, at Caracas as de- by a STAR cor- * ——<——<=p | Under | « a Fespundent the Equator. Recent transactions in land, and notable im- provementa, Hints for the pantry, @iuing room aud kitche: * . | Home Matters. ‘| *. fA Merchant's Love Affair. A bright story of love and comedy.” eee Police Want the Rules Amended. Some of the officers of the police force are considering the question of petitioning Major Moore for an amendment to the rules as to the “day watch.” This is the duty performed between 6 and 8 o'clock a.m., when it is sup- posed that the criminal classes are at rest. and that there is little necessity for police duty. The men suggest that but half the number be required to go on duty at that time. ire The Knife Was Open. In the Police Court this morning Acre Digges was charged with disorderly conduct and carrying a concealed weapon in Georgetown Saturday night. The police found him in a quarrel with Wm. Lee, whom he threatened to cut, but there was no proof that the knife was a deadly one till the defendant took the stand and testified that he had it open. He was fined $20 or sixty days in one casaand $5 or fifteen days in the other. —.—_—— The Death Record. During the twenty-four hours ending at noon today deaths were reported to the health office a2 follows: White—Andrew 8. Kaldenbach, 70 years; Stephen D. Castleman, 70 years 2 months; Ellen Galvin, 20 years; Michael Cooney, 79 years; Sarah D. Hobbs, 30 years; John 8, Rat- cliffe, 69 years; Gracie M. Serrin,5 years 2 months; Ann E. Douglas, 80 years 6 months; James F. Walker, 1 month. Colored—Charles Payne, 24 years; Ellen Hewlett, 6 years 8 months; Lettia Thomas, 87 years; Jas. 8. Mathews, 5 months; Samuel L. Jackson, 47 ears; Mary Branch, 13 years; Edward Brown, 70 years; Celie Winston, 77 years. oo Praise for the Pollce. Chief Bell of the Treasury secret service, in acknowledging the receipt of the report of Maj Moore assuperintendent of police, writes: “For a detailed statement of the condition of the force and suggestions made for its improve- ment it is the best I have ever read. Ibase my —— ou baving read whilst chief of pets Newark, N.J., reports from chiefs of of nearly all ‘of our leading cities, incl nding Washington. One other important matter which I particularly wish to mention is the fact that during the late gathering of the Knights ‘Templar conclave so few robberies were com- mitted. Your corps of detectives and ite in- spector—with whom I have no acquaintance— deserve much praise for the manner in which they prevent the crooked fraternity from com- ings here. you tony pnkee derstand my motive in writing this letter, as it is done— not from any acquaintance with the members ef the force nor favors to be expected—but merely to give credit where had is due.” — ‘The official count of Wash SOCIAL MATTERS. Pretty Customs Followed at a Wedding— Personal Notes of Interest. An interesting feature of the wedding break- fast afternoon given ye the marriage of ‘arner B. Bayley and Miss An- nette Williamson at the Gen. Will- hose first formal a it was in society. The at- tractive debutantes are the y das of Gen. Williawson. Miss Pai acted as bridesmaid and Miss Madge was maid of honor at their — wedding which preceded the breakfast. The company was a very gay one, a number of the Sor kesen among the naval officers being present. The breakfast was a ir and the bride's cake was large enough to afford each guest a huge = ops Gore tg a waiting wr: nee = in ts of white pay carry awa’ that which was oie in the house, re were ee usual white. riagg boxes of cake fe all e guests as Ww uettes, creamed oys- ters, salads, bouillon, ice cream, sandwiches and cham} @ were also served. The bride cut the cake on the table, pieces were distrib- uted and Miss Madge Williamson fell heir tothe ring that was in ba Roar a 2 an early and happy marriage. en ride went up- stairs to change her trailing bridal robes for a traveling costume she threw the bridal bou- quet from the middle of the stairway over the newel rail. There was a lively contest among the young ladies to secure it and it became the prize of Miss Eleanor Wilson, the second bridesmaid, and the possession according to —_ versed in such matters assures the young that the dearest wish of her heart will be a lized. Mr. and Mrs. Bayley left the house under a steady fire of rice and drove down street to the railroad station with two well-aimed slip- pers perched atop of the carriage, proclaiming to an observant world that the couple within were entering upon their wedded life and going upon their wedding journey. Mrs. S. V. Niles has issued cards of invita- tion for the Bog rig of her daughter, Miss = oe mn Niles, and Mr. Wm. Thompson : —— = fednesday evening, November 6, at o’cloc! Col. Jno. Hay was in the city yesterday, having returned with his family from a visit to Europe, where they saw the exposition in} Paris, but spent the greater portion of their time in England, Mrs. Hay and her beautiful children, who have entirely recovered their health after the severe illness of last spring. are and, and they will not occupy their g home here until late in November, Col. Hay will join them in a few days, Gen. and Mrs, Anson G. McCook and their young child have returned to the city from their autumn journey. They are all in excel- lent health and are again located in their Massachusetts avenue home. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Wilson have returned from Europe and are settling in their Con- necticut avenue house. Mrs, Wilson spent yes- terday in Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Christy will take posses- sion of their newly built house, No. 1605 17th street, October 31. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Van Wickle and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Barton, left this morning for a short trip to Richmond and Old Point. Mr. and Mrs. A. Howard Clark have returned to Washington from Paris, where Mr. Clark was engaged on the United States commission. Mrs. C. B. Humrickhouse and son, of Shep- herdstown, W. Va., are visiting her parents, Mr. and dirs. z De Saules of Capitol Hill, Col. Thos. F. Barr has leased house No. 1829 M street northwest, which will be his per- manent home during his stay in Washington. Mr. Alfred H. Anadale and Miss Marie Gene- vieve Lackey were married last evening at the parsonage of St. Aloysius church by the Rev. Father McGurk. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Anadale left for the east on a bridal tour. The newly married couple will be at home to their friends after November 5 at No. 605 N street northwest. ———+e+—___—__ ACCIDENTS ON STEAM BOATS. Loss of Life Last Year—Recommenda- tions of Supervising Inspector Dumont. The annual report of Gen. Dumont, super vising inspector of steam vessels, of which brief mention was made in yesterday's Stan, contains some interesting statistics: During the past year there were 32 accidents from various causes to steam vessels, resulting in the loss of 301 lives. Of this number 92 were pas- sengers and 209 were officers or persons em- ployed on the steamers. It is estimated that fully 550,000,000 passengers were carried on the steam vessels of the country during the year. The loss of life on steam vessels, with 73 per cent more steamers in service, was but 301 last year, as against 607 in 1875. General Dumont recommends that the law shouid be remedied in regard to salaries, either by paying all salaries alike or by paying salaries in proportion to the number of steamers in- spected, making $1.200 per annum the mini- mum and $2,500 the maximum salary. He renews his previous recommendations for a change in the manner of appointing local in- spectors of steam vessels as now provided by i if this matter is pot remedied legislation public interest will, be seriously jeopardized. He would have the nominations of inspectors made by the supervising inspector alone, who would then be solely responsibie if unsuitable sprcint- ments should be made and who would be sub- ject to the discipline of the department for all errors in that respect. Calling attention to aclass of vessels using htha gus asa motive power and to the ap- pallic accidents which have befallen some of them, he renews his recommendation of last year that all vessels using such other danger- ous motors be brought within ail ve ous of law governing the inspection and licensing of officers of steam vessels. He also recom- mends a consolidation of the foreign and do- mestic inspection service. Real Estate Matters. C. F. Fedderline has bought of W. R. Blaney for 6,000 lot 27 and part 22, square 728. 85 feet 6 inches by 47 feet 11 inches, on 2d between East Capitol and A streets northeast. Meyer Loeb has bought the same of C. F. Fedderiine for 87,595, Mathilde Degges has bought for $5,120 of Mary Augusta Ogden et al. sub 128, sq. 156, 24 by 95 feet, on Madison street betwe and Q and 17th and 18th streets. Victor Mindeleff has bought for $12,100, of J. O. Johnson, sub 105, south of Columbia college grounds. Dra. James Dudley Morgan has bought for 10,000, through Messrs. Heiskell & McLeran, of Mary Regan lot 111, square 241, fronting 25 feet on the north of Lowa circle. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to A. F. Norris and Alice J. Gray; W. H. Jeffers and Ada V. Donn; Thomas H. Branson and Mary C. Briscoe; W. C. Lucas and Ella Young; Augus- tine J. Brown of Upper Marlboro, Md, and Susie A. Quander; Alfred Hoover Anadale and Marie Genevieve Lackey; Charles Winston and 'Emma Lewis; Michael ‘T. McGraw and Eva Jarbo, both of Baltimore, Md. Washington Schuetzen Verein Election. The Washington schuetzen verein held a well-attended meeting at their park last night for the purpose of electing officers for the year ending October 31, 1890. The total number of votes cast was 904 and the following were elected: President. Mr. John Hockemeyer (Mr Simon Wolf declined a re-election, he having served three years and in former times nine years in succession); vice president. Mr. © Lane Graff (served two wry. Mr. Reinhol elected in bet pon Sappest ; first target master, Mr. Chas, Ebel (fifth term): second target master, Mr. Jacob J. Appich. Both target masters served aspresidents informer years. Mr. Si- mon Wolf was elected a member of the poard of directors to fill a vacancy. The twenty-ficth annual festival, held on the ek et Oe ee a 2 ee re | aa the eee having amounted more 1, ng emeede A Reception to Their Pastor. A reception will be given this evening by the members of McKendree church to the Rev. Dr. C.H. Richardson, their pastor, and Mrs, Richard- son, who have returned from Europe. An at- y 1 and Mr. Louis Lindheimer. ——— LETTERS OF FIRE. Messages Painted in Light on the Face of the Washington Monument. “Bo good night, and may God bless you!” were the words that flashed across the Potomac river last night from the west face of the Wash- ington monument toa group of observers at Fort Myer, The words were spelled out in Roman capital letters on the white stones so plainly that all who understood the English language could read them, the letters being nearly forty feet inheight. There was a flash of light across the surface of the shaft, the ap- pearance of a huge circle, and then another flash, bringing into view a character clearly defined m broad lines of light against the black obscurity of the base viewed some dis- tance away. THE EFFECT WAS WEIRD AND SPECTRAL, as word after word went flashing across the two miles and s half of space. The was being done by Mr. John W. Hayward of St. John’s, Newfoundland, for the benefit of the delegates to the maritime conference with his lantern, with which he throws, much after the style of a stereoptican, a stencilled figure of the alphabetic characters upon a screen. His idea is to substitute this for the system of flash light signalling now in use on board of ships as well as on land. He would give ® seaman an instrument so that when he wished to communicate with a passing. vessel he could light his lamp and throw his letters on the ship's sail, so that they could be read by the other vessel. On land & screen or any other white surface could be used. The instrument consists of a strong lan- tera, to which is attached a s: of letter keys operating, by means of fine wires, a corre- sponding set of zinc stencils that are pulled up into place when the keys are presved after the fashion of the hammers of a Piano or, better, a typewriter. Thi is also another pattern in which the stencils are cut in along roll of window-curtain cloth, or hol- ds, wound around a spring cylinder and operated by an indicator See FROM FREDERICK. Important Court Cases—Social, Sport- ing and Rallroad News. Correspondenceof THE EVENING Stan. Faepertck, Mp., October 24. In the circuit court here yesterday the trial of W. Seymour Poole of Montgomery county, charged with forgery in raising anote from $50 to $250, was completed and the case given to the jury.——The case of Thomas F. Show, in- dicted by the recent grand jury for man- slaughter in the shooting and killing of Wm. T. Hooper, is on trial. The shooting was on the evening of August 24 last at the home of Show, near Highland, this county. Hooper, returning home from Frederick intoxicated, stopped at Show's and renewed a quarrel over as bee tree. He m&de a move as if to shoot Show's wife, when Show fired the contents of a shot = into Hooper's neck.—H. G. pile (Be) sides e contractor of this city, yester- led in the circuit court here an injunc- tion to restrain the Frederick and Loudoun County bridge company from paying any money tothe Smith iron bridge company of Toledo, Ohio, for the building of the new bridge across the Potomac at Point of Rocks. Welty has a suit against the latter company to recover 28,731 for services and material. A large party of gentlemen left here today in & special train for Boint of Rocks as guests of the Frederick and Loudoun County bridge com- pany. the occasion being a celebration of the recent opening of the new bridge across the Potomac, The bridge is an iron structure 1,400 feet long. and cost over $30,000. Miss ie en Knott, ‘a daughter of the late Fran- cis A. Knott and asister of F. Columbus Knott, & prominent merchant of this city, died yester- day of cancer at her home in Knoxville, aged fifty-six years. Col. J.C. Fuller and party have returned from their trip over the proposed route of the Washington branch of the Gettysburg and Harrisburg railroad from this city to George- town. Col. Fuller promises to submit plans rn ‘opositions to the business men of both ‘rederick and Georgetown at an early date. The route from this city to the mouth of the Monocacy was found to be through a rich and level country. From this latter point for several miles the country is rough, but after leaving Bealsville and Poolsville the land is again level and smooth. The matter of pro- curing the right of way for the road through all the section mentioned will be a work of little difficulty. The Montgomery county peo- ple ures that there is an actual necessity for such a road, especially since the wreck o: canal, Mr. Rufus A. Nager of this city has dis- covered the whereabouts of Isaac A. Rams- burg, son of the pape Daniel Ramsburg, who formerly resided at Lewiston, this county. Ramsburg has been away forty years, but was finally traced to Nevada, Part of an estate awaits him here, The property of Mrs. Hannah Briely at Ladiesburg, this county, has been sold to Elias Ogle for $2,000, ‘The first snow of the season, an inch deo; the level, fell here yesterday, preceded by hail. In the mountains the full measured in some places a foot. Miss Mildred Lee Brown, daughter of Capt. B, F. Brown of Frederick, and Mr.H. L. Taylor of Baltimore were married in All Sainte’ P.E. church here today at noon, Rev. Osborne Ingle officiating. Tne happy couple left ona wedding tour, going to Washington and else- where, The bride is @ sister-in-law of Mr. E. B. Hay of Washington, FM. seo nas DAVITI’S SPEECH. He Thinks He Converted Patrick Ford to Constitutional Methods. Mr. Davitt addressed the Parnell commission yesterday on its reassembling. He read his speech. He said that in addressing the com- mission he was running counter to the opinion of the people of Ireland who indorsed the withdrawal from the case of Mr. Parnell and his colleagues. He was impelled to the course he had adopted by the two cardinal principles of his life—religious adherence to truth and justice and the defense of the character and cause of the Irish peasantry. Mr. Davitt declared that. although he was no longer a fenian, if the condition of Ireland was the same as it was twenty-five years ago he would be a fenian again. Some of the aims of the fenians, he said, had been fulfilled already, The land league, based on the same patriotic spirit, was fast removing the barricades which Deter Great Britain from giving justice to ireland. The day was fast approaching when Dublin castle would quietly submit to the fate of the Irish church. At the very time the fenian outrages were being committed the Man- chester trade commission was in session and evidence was given befure itshowing the worst kind of outrages there, for which outrages no one was ever brought to justice. He denied the statement of Patrick Delaney, the con- victed dynamiter, who was brought from Ire- land to mndon to testify for the Times, that the amnesty movement was under fenian con- trol and accused Deluney of wilful and deliber- ate perjury. No agent, he declared, had done more to keep alive the national aay of the Irish in America than the brutal Janguage made use of by the Times with regard to the extermination of the people of Ireland result- ing from the great famine. CONVERTED PATRICK FORD. Dr. Davitt said he nad not indorsed Ford's dynamite views, and he believed he had con- verted Ford to constitutional methods. Le Caron’s assertion that 300,000 men would in- Mose Canada was an understatement, as the enians numbered nearly one million. He | fenied the Times’ allegation that he had started re | the league with money subscribed in America for purposes of crime and outrage. He quoted from the Irish World to show that it prt tained large sums by constitutionally advocat- ing the policy of the | . The funds that been received from all parte of the world bea not come from members of revolutionary societies. He read letters from Germans, Frenchmen, Americans and Englishmen, in- — funds and ur; some one to continue sadnea crema tee the Times, Messrs. Biggar and Da ‘Le Caron and a few spectators were | pie present. Caron attracted no notice. The mmission held its first meeti: WANTED-. ~HELP. WANTED—SITU. ATIONS. |} Witte te to" go. PE eeeces Wire NEAT COLORED WOMAN, A or ood reierences. ine fe is pate tiie ete Bear nd Spam. 085-3" “ANTED— ioe ws ul, 20 LEALe, ‘DK. SSM. 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Liberal compensie tion jsiven to right parties, Address Box 4, Stur WANTED = FIRSTCLASS | PASTRY cones (female), Waist Hands Oyster Cooks, Chammoer. maids, Butlers, Ladies’ Mai ec. German aud Swedish Women, ‘BUKNHAM'S, 1110 Gat. uw. me oT AND WOMEN YOK A LIGHT Business; 10c. to 50c. an hour made at home, day thuo Oreveining: send. ive. for 2 sauvies and 8 specimens to comimence work ou. Address HOWARD & CO.. Brockport, Tt ve JOURE WOMEN, CHAMBERMAIDS, ‘and Bober Men for all business. Ap: tor Guverunent buaitions, “CLIN "OFFICE, 711 G teW. Ucl VANIED—WALLEK, SkcAnING Fie. Enurliah of, MENCH AND ‘and Euxhist, at the CHLLIAN ‘Connecticut ave. ocl-6t ee —CHAMBERMAID, SPEAKING French and English or Euglich and Spanish, at the CHILIAN LEGATION, 1230 Coun. ave. 0¢19-0t Wie oka, AT heater as ferns Eaten in pee | Batert. SAME A OOOMBES We Fatow. ore ANIED — BY & ao' Piz Coouite and RITE in Cool Wastin hd tron foe Private — woe SES NH ave nw. ° ANTED—BY 1WO EXPERIEXCED Coons ‘Addrese MC, Star ofice. oczdate COLORED MAN. A Wed A YOUNG in a Board.ng House or Private a Privat mee good refi ferences given. Apply 1251 Madi-o1 st. nw. oc 4 2t* ANITD—A SITUATION 10 TAKE, CAKE OF an Infunt or Young Child by & White Experience; well recom a Star office, Waxy D-BY A RESPONSIBLE MAN, A POSI- of Crust: has held similat for fifteen ive, ia New York, but. ilchealth obliced ‘bun e ye; Ample references and security given Ag Want = SITUATIONS FOR COMPETENT Ke, Drivers, Maids, Fortor, ote Housekeepers, S wena Cleras, &e.; Famil) Restaurante ahd Stores, BUKNHAM'S, 11 oecuw, ANTED-EMPLOYERS—YOU_WILL BE FUR- wished Highly Kecommend re pee r Fo OFFICE, 711 Gst. n.w. sENCE Wass arg FRED ‘MUST. OL. @ pupil of Peabody Conserva' lo ag ite where study of ret special ae25-300" HUsIcs station I ____WANTED--HOUSES. Wins FOR | IMMEDIATE ~ PURCHAS Seven-1 Brick House with mod. inj northwest section ; between 74 gpa om sad T ats. 5 ozs -| ot 5 tthe N* *Cuturniahea House, 10 Rooms, for about $7: fall particulars and eddrese pag W. 8. BOYD, City. WwW NTED—TO FRUPERTY OWNERS—WE HAVE Demand for H oases a6, follows: in the SER, pe. 9iB ANTED—6 10 10-K00M HOUSES: FOR ah We All Sections of City: welisve daily calls and our Ate me is exbat ar GRAY & CO., 937 Fat.n.w._ ae ican STRICT A ‘TEN ‘TION _W WE HICH cur ice (with an, exyerichce of nearly 1D years) ja giving to its Hental Devartment has eusbled us keep our houses well oe ‘aud hasleft ue ‘with f ‘tow Lcuses to ofter for rent. esidents or non-residents — Unfurnished: Houses ‘or special attention erty F at. a. _WANTED_BOARD. Rooms, with Bour for both; or Room and Board ior cue; n.w. part of city. Address BOA! Star office, ‘cZ5-2t* WANTED—LOTS. WASTAD WE HAVE CLIENTS buy Unimproved Property for 5) Gress, wiving street, number of lot au 3, E. WOODS. oc24-3t = SON, Pacio Built ding, G24 F st. n.w, Toome and celiar, €60. heat; between Meiropolitan, dics." Apply 216 5th st s.e. Fyne Ri i570, @ x Tait sed new; ing 2 x “oous-ate RTLEMEN EMEN ONLY—A N X—A | NICELY FE = OM S710 9 DELIGH IFUL UN, agp care ts % mst at Cantal ol family privates ‘one block east vital tamly 5 Feferences. "Address CAPITOL 3 tay KENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, Sry communicating 0oms ob Vd Boor, aiso Iwo Es 2 tare tise ee —— ae FS; BERT—Two & THREE CONNECTING Second Rooms; furnished or unfurnished; | bath room on same floor; east anil sou large closets, be a ss Rooms in winter, 1322 F = ,oms, Dew Hot Ie, el is, large closets, all cou- jences. Large Third-floor Prout Room, with tay window overlooking buth Massachusetts ave. and 13th 13th, cor. Massachusetts ave. {OR SEXTOISES ST_N.W., SEVERAL VERY DE- sirable furnished Communicating Koume in new cae by owner; allm.i, near street cars NT—FURNISHED AS BED RKOOM—A Besutitul Parlor; furnace heat, private family; no children ; central location ; excellent board: references exchanged $55 per mouth for two. 11 g LEGANT FIRST-FLOOR SU Parlor, bed room sud beth, spacious hi furuished: handsome, iocation desirable: price 100; board in house if desired, Address Diri0- ATIC, Star office. es ROR oR RENT FURNISH D—ONE LARGE SECOND- ith-iront hoom; also ‘lwo Comumnicat- DOR KE: the Arlington Dota; very desirable ‘Suites, suite: T—813 VERMONT AVE., OFPOSITE Ble for Consresamen, Senators bers of legar faleo Single Looms, 025-30" R KENT—709 137TH ST. ¥.W. A NICELY FUR- Room, on second floor, in a new ished with all improvements, convenient to all the depart. ments, or mem! F Oe BENT 5 FURNISHED OF UNFURNISHED Parlor Bed Room. Alno other Rooms; fag ast a 3 private family. 021 2 | Be RENTIH0_ Q ST. N. W., = Furnished Rooms; en suite or single; ou Ist, Slcors: convenient to 14th st. cars; private tarnily bo childten’ board if desired. ocz4—3 \ddrese 616 Hi st. n. DOCTOR’ x etiz0. (ADEA at Wt fED ET a CHEAP—A SECOND-BAND PI of Safe. bas combivation lock, round corners: mokera improvements, Willescrapeet cashortime. Address Box 120 eer’ JOR SALE—150 SEWING MACHINES W chara for tie Lait Reni mestic Paper Patterns. QOR SALE ~ CHKAP— ONE BAY OOLT, FIVE ears oid. owner bas no use fo years oid: 0 © him, Ingiaire at JOK BALE NE Eee. on. Base ena and aes OK SALE— PIANO BARGAINS: 70 oucE BUYERS TO MAKE 00 ‘Some are but slightly used. Magnificent Large Upright Grand Piano, tn elegant ==. rich tove, qualities unsurpassed a Digb—<lass 5; Oue of ~~ Bue-t aud best advance on ‘wouthly ue ol meDts, 0. ual b ser ea, ceaeay a Se ae weed Sais Maguificent tous; E SOU SD} YOUNG Bokns: Harvess; Horse ix oT Gam be soon at etabae teat oe! teeutifal singing ‘cane ; tone, very rich quality; ‘dark fine wood beat fuprovementa, make. A susp varwein ouly $225 cash. Keally new, having been used by Se Mout pay mente at small advance Lo sell quick: One of the Finest Full Square Grand ever ob our floor: simpiy manificent in detail: very best make und postively without & biewish Cost $600 and i really new. Can be bought for @300 cash, or mail ad\ ‘on monthly pay men! This & & rare chan wrowe eulll peetesting an ea equaled sty le of tus ‘Also Several Pranos, suitable for Deyinners, and ail in good order. ‘Une S00. Guest $100. Erase it pads eh Sbe above, and ruuly and 'ungualipedly guaranteed for Come and nee them at THE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS, THE LEADING PIANO STORE, 0025 913 Pennsylvanie ave, — JOR KENT—FURNISHED R ROOMS, AT igs 11TH floor one 3d floor te ‘st. n.w.; twoon 2 es Fi Hall Rooma oon i Foe RENT—U UNFURNISHED, | 1815 STH ST. n.w., Lwo Nicely-papered Vieasant, Communicat- ing Rooims, second floor, for light housekeeping ; beat, was and bath; near 7th and 9th-st. car lives. oc24-3t* JOR RENT-225 3D ST. N.W., UNFURNISHED second or third-story Comm heat and gas; pleasant location, BR RENT-LARGE PARLOR AND ONE FRONT mi, in a refiued home, at 1102 9th st. n.w.with axcolient Bound. eterences exchammeas oct Fok, SENT IFOR GENTLEMEN, 1Wo COMMU; nicating Rooms, nicely fi room; register b convenient bath ; eee ee WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ‘D-TO HIRE BY THE ONTH CARRIAGE Full Equipage, Address EQUIPAG W ANIED—EVERI BUD’ TO KNOW TRar a HE Capitol Limporiuis ia the Cheapest Diy Goods Store in ca cit = ‘pitol Hill. o: ‘PER {IST WISHES tlame of Bix Pupils on Teseday aud’ Friday morn.ngs for portrait aud figure peinuing exciusive! For particulars address M.C.H., Star office. — 6c: ed 2d Sa tgs novia Mibhe Or a joor Kuo’ oF en au with bourd; aiso Table Board, era B RENT—FURNISHED I oowe WITH Sona: 1761 Psi Oc?4-Bt" JOK ki eae OR POUR UNFURNISHED 2 , KITC ‘joouis; handsomeiy “turnished ; everything complete: 1u desirable locataon : near Cay: tol cel aaa Address 1MMEDIATELY, Star office. it Foee 1422 E ST. N.W.. OPPOSITE AL bang! ts ‘Opera House, One or Two Partly Furnished inooma 0 on 2d Floor; @4 and $5 per month. W 43D To RENT A PS CHUSAFETY BI- cycle tor a few mouths; drop patteru ae ith ret u in good order guaran! ‘Address Star office. W ASTED-4 SECOND HAND STEWARE BANJO in good condition. Address, stating price sud where can be seen, Si EWAR1, Star office. iv JOR KENT—723 12TH ST. N.W., NICELY FUR- uished Rooms,en suite or single; convenieut to t* all car lines and hotels. vcd OR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS with first-class Table Board; suitable for Senators oF Members; also second-story Hall Roum. 3435 1. st. Dw. A —10 RENT IN ST. JOHN'S CHU. RCH, A Hult a Pew tor the “winter in the Wee a Otthe church, Address PEW, Star office oc -6t 1AR tubo HInE Uk PUKU As A tle tor paving, purposes; in good E, SAXION , 7th aud Y Ww ANTED—A YOUNG LADY OF REFIN. a NT, ee to Teach the English Brauch abd Drawing, would like to devote several pours ca Aare the lustruction of Children at their ress MODLKATb, Star office. oc24-3t" NSIBLE LADY TO JOIN IN Address FURNITUId ae oe of ANTED—A STORE AND BASEMENT FOX THE Wholesale Liquor Business: locality convenient to the Baltamore aud Potvuac railroad preferred. Ad- dress C.5.G., 258 5. Central ave., Baltimore, Md. 4 M partly turnished, sicely exeanpea ton house- keeping: | odern improvewents, south front, con- Veutent io departments and aarket; reierences. ocx 208 RENT—TWO PLEASANT. “HANDSOMELY Farni Jommunicati Story with Board; eligible location northwest; moderu cou Penlences; duiuable for wo or tiree persone: also ali rest a if desired Private faiuily. Adare si )OK RENT—CHOICE ROOMS, FURNISHED ‘unfuruished ; modern unprovements, in the best heighborhvod of ‘Georgetown, 3112 U si. n.w., next door to Christ church ; reiereuces exchanged. Core OR RENT—FURNISHED AS PARLOR AND BED oom, or Unfuruisbed, two t Floor Roows; ning Roo aud Kitchen ; suitably located fur caterer, Apply 720 10th #t, uw. ocld-St* tai for i" THREE ¥. 7 PER interest; security, luuproved estate worth $10,00u aud growin in value;nv comutssion, Address Box 10, star office, ocxs-utt TED 02,500 FOR {UR RENT — FURNISHED ROOMS IN oezt® OFFICAL Lin omutuents of @ retuned Home at ‘Also one oom fora young man. 1bd ad it ANTED—H. B. SMITH, ARTIST—CKAYOS AND Pastel Portraits, Cor. 6th st. aud Mass. ave. W. URE UPHOL- red, Work Done ins Neat aud Suustautial Manuer; new work solicited: sauisiuction guaranteed, C. NELSON, 1223 G u. W D-H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH Prices tor Secoud-nand Furniture, Carpets wid Feathers. | kntire Housepolds « specialty, aise 219 7th TANT ED—ALLTO KNOW THAT JE. BRENNER, 640 U wt. new. will ve Ranges, buruaces or Latrobes: yettoct tatisiaction oc uo charge; hecdiugs Spouting sud Job Work done with dispatch ; ee erary country. G-2w WwW ANIED—BY EXPERIENCED a KA- pher and Lypewniter, work day or eveniug, by Job, week or micutly: stenographerrs dictation aud I erary work a specialty. Box Q. b. ta, W ay, 450 st. for uil kindsot Well Work. 0c] 2-1m* PGEEEST LARGE, WELL FURNISHED, SUNNY Kooms on second ‘and third floors; en suite or singly: open fire pisces; ample closets: ‘beth and all couveniences, Terms moderate, 45235 ee TPLEASANT FURNIOHED HOUM ON joor; en suite or single; on ‘Third Flovr with large tlocets suitable for House Keeying, 15341 stnw. Fe BESTS Two LARGE, COMMU: ‘oous, on second floor, f out ee in private famuy. 14103 oe RENT—1 W ¥OKK AVE, 2 LARGE, Well Furnished Rooms, third floor, 2 Communi: eating Parlor aud Bed uns, BeCoUd Hour; rent ry reasonable, ‘OK KuNT—S1i BD = tuished Noone; heat snd gas hierd.cs and two lines of care; @1/; housekeeping. FOES —THREE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Apartments, two or three rooims en suite; baths and closet attached; elevator; cafe secoud to pone. THE, WOODMON 1, cor, 1340 st, and Lowa oz: _Is always read; Ww "ANTED—HOKSES TO KEEP. KEEPING Horses Winter and Sununer a La ‘Order box at PRICE'S ptabies, 11 6th st.now. Farm 7th st. road, 8 miles trum city. O. H. P. CLAAMK, si: Post Ontice, Md. ED — HOKSES WINTERED; care; Warm stables and generous factory references trom and 020 ver, month. Subin John P.O., sid, BEST OF use Lis past and present patrohs; $8 Madness kL. SAU DEK, ae HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OFFICE Furniture, Store Fixtures, and Furnitureot every iwscriptiou ; also entire Houseuoids, stocks of Mer- chandise of full kinds Addiess CAKLTON, 636 K st. any W iiotee, On ‘Horse, trot iu tree nutes; suitable dress ki. V tthe BUY A WELL-BRED BAY To 950. 1,000 poubde hve to seven yeurs, i Tr emidle also Aut was TE PART URE YOUR HORSES AT F. WiLsoN’ Arundel county ANTED-GUITAK PUP Ls BY A CADE, WHO has made the Instramenta sj ‘two h a week; 85 amonth. Call at 160: se1y-3un ty: Verusout ave. With D_DREBSMAKING SCHOOL, 612 13TH st Puvils of Measuring, Cutting Fitting Washington's Druet Cutting Seale, with the’ privilege of makin one dress ‘wile Ail who buve learved this new so yoo speak of i tt nighcet torus. Pupils yuarauteed constant employment at igues Abies cu Measureuent, with sleeve paitern, tur SU cts, o1U-6% ANTED — DUNDORE'S EMELOYMENT BU- conducted ladies, Men and Women, white and colored, tor all kinds of P cons iabor, city reer rts with references, Hemoved to 79 L at. nw. WAKze® 5.2 MALE AND FEMALE Cooks Servants and Clerks; also Coachmen All Positions. Cail at once at SARSUCRIS Len oy ment Ageucy, 1410 G st. nw., Basewent, ocl2-lm* Wak :D-LEARNEKS FOR P PROF. CHRIST- NER'S New Interuational ‘Tailor System, with bet Fong rule CA nears sane s8 all scie: prion tific ut fees ote 1 eee nw veg ANTED—BY THE MAKTYN apap coL- nt Sul ietiueoe nt ced, als 4 College Building, 313 6th st. n.w., a WANTED—ROOMS. ANTED—BY MAN Bd La apes pat Be pnd ONE ec Alcove, or ae i Westword ia Ageiweat gechen afk ro W a'r 8 ove iti ath or at £UL. sar = OF must be 1h guod at for house ping reauired- euabomont itaromee bey a ra ¥_GINGLE Gi GENTLEMAN, Ray ease rane ora hoes east exposure. stating torma, which must be oR || . btar office, | wee E-LtPeae W Ase? Rooms Tope apeD, AnD ,UNFOR ;ANTED—EVERYBODY SUFFERING FROM P then Se oaseen to know that 1 guarantee = re Then oF Xo roaces aud Latrobe robe ecto Hest oF or No Fay jy EIDAN TE Ww eG CRIBNER. BEST SORTER fe ag cookiux, 1c. Ss gpa uot to = strong, a butter) ior ove mouth, or money re- funded. | Try Cotton Lard, richer, and “iar Hunn ‘How's Lard. or sale on. ae tae Gomer ket wt stall idle fish Sine” Open dally. Wat: G.ScMtBNIhe 7 ANIED— STEAM CAKEET ayers = Ww Henovating ties veathers: ted. Bint- 7OR RENT — 1707 PENN. AVE, DESIRABLE Furnished Roots; south irout; ed’ suite oF single; suitable ior Member of Congress; convenient for Uemen in state, War and Navy department, oc2- JOR RENI—TWO HANDSOMELY-FUKNISHED Communicating Rooms, iret floor; gentlemen ferred. Apply at 918 Most, nw. _ oc’ {OK SALE—GRIAT BARGAIN—SUP: = ton Wagon, Falling-top sda a4 Phaeton, all custom m de, #o- alse Business or Family Horses cheap; Pouue Harnesa, Private Stavle rear of residence 1501 K st. n.w. ovd- Fe SALE y° HeEAP—OuU. * £ ay ae I FOR ioe Wage eae ie age ag 7 years, Fo Inver, geutie, Cea oi ee Cor ie Les: aes Private stable, 1 13th ot. pe wu SALEBY 3 E ry BY FRARK 8 Car PELOUZE, PESEE Ts put $s all un oe 50 * American 1 elephove, 80 = Auericau Graptioyoue 5 Kogers’ eiexraph, 50“ Lauston Type ane ~~ 9 _ © ¢ oul Lmprovement 20 : Wadesboro Browu Seone co. 100 ™ siadonel Hesng eit Cesare Out Lew sti} These stocks cde: good Seesee es Stata O8, vestments, cle St SOR SALE—HANDSOME CHEKKY 81. he b kerty French Piste Mirrors cost Son EROS. also Cherry Dining hoom ‘ubie, cust 6.5, onl; Gaui bewech ot B10 Sth sta w. oud JOR SALE-THE PRETTIEST Fite town; Curtaine wud Le uew ; cheap. a ‘ +04 Peunsyivauis sve sini (OK SALE—PRIVATE SALE OF 1 URNT B%tamity eon intoasnialier Louse desire qpLrOAE i eir Furniture, Call aud Al Tuga Say. Oct. 2, at 210 Oth st extended nine MN Due FS oe A HANDSOME, STYLISH K ree. fearless steam ; jor fatualy ‘Of 00! uly OWN ieee Poa aes we st” {OK SALE—FINE LAKGE BAY HORSE, V Pitas ahd rectecty gute, "suabhe Yor 8 a rr au tcl sehen ‘oe Cart Sn'good onder will sell i eet se) ‘Can be seen at . ; on tely. JUMN HL CHEERS porsag 2S HORSE COVFRS, Ri ets and Lap Kobes see W NOUDWAKD & SL aithoe oe. TTR SRF ete ae amines of whac ye wood part oct, Syn yh Setoomentions aha ==. ac or JO SALE—CALL AT W saan Fite Display, 460 Pu uve, + gray a 4 Carriages, Coupes, Waxous, new and second-hand. cash —y terms to close out stock. al _ Dayton b ed ats70. Fk SALE—SPECIAL. cot} Porsae ALE THE GREATEST TANG ever oftered —One New Upright, exquinitesy fue ished, combination, solid eug.aved ‘aud fret work panels, euexaully desyrned piissiers, none Wucen” Anue trusses, overstruiyecale, ivury kere, Peaung action, continuous fem, lucked plated me ra Micbes it. yer month Piatoe for rout. i TiuGo Won oa/-das res 20 mEAD OF HO.Sbs JUST AKalVED irom Georgetown, Ky ; Four Loubunation 2en Coupe uorses: Une Par Mat h purreie. ‘Oue Pelt Biacks; ‘Une Gray bare, 30 hee 4s, CR tot & i ¥.00;' Oue Bay Horse, 15.3, can Wots mile Fang me Brown Hures, 15. i, Cab Lot w mile ID Y.00; ue Brown Horse, 15.2, cau trota mule J munutes. None of these i. othe ei re SALE—FINE ASSORTMENT OF HAND= MAD. Carriages, Daytous aud Business Wagous, at prives lower tau factory work, Veuicles taken om Eignwe AH Gabwuus, cor. A, Mave and Goh st Lm on secund floor of newly Biabod house; references fequired: oc 1-w Fok BEST isee HST. LANGE, Ainy COMMU. nicating Rooms. eu suite or siulé; convenient to Siete en | a Rong able for receptions, Segeeneg oczi-lim JOR RENT — 1 ST. FUR. ‘ished Rooms ou 2, 3d and ath fuors; location the best; opposite the Arlington hotel, pear the Nornamdie, Chauberin's, the Shorelam aud con- Yenient to cars aud berdicé; also, Furnished Koomsat 1305 F BLL. ocz]-Lw* RUE ESE A LADY OWNING HIER HOUSE aud haviug more room than ahe Kent with Moard, Une orTwo Sulton with pavete tah te tach suite; the uouse is lua lushionub.e neyhbur! elegantly furuisbed turouxbout aud Bret-cluss in ad ius eppuiutuients; private iabve ii wesired: these suites will be 1euced Wo geutiemen vuly, beiue suitable for Member, Senator or Foreign Auister; reterences changed: carts vat star ocdelw* R RENT—24 AND 26 GRANT, PLACE. FU FUR- hed Kooi With oF withuut boar, micie or parlors, 20 aud 3d floor roous. ‘oclivor 70) 31 WITH BOAKD, SUITE OF PAALOK, awo Bed ch, rave fire; | Fy eee 1405 H ‘Rous, with open firce aad jeivate tate, Alay otuer roms, ‘Tuvie board. (2-1m tEURNISHED AND TRFURNISHED Andian suis + Nks J. W-LUGENBLML. 914 Indians ove, im PERSONAL, Pres, TUNEDIIF, YOUR PIANO 18 OUT, OF ‘Tune bave W. tune it. Feiereucea, Usual prices, Adress 1753 setts ave. nw. ocl-lw" PY! fone yer enpt pURABLTy ¥ FSET GUAK- ‘auteed. pete ocaen S16. oa 3s. ¥it and work- ianehip ati ‘ STRASBO NGL BRON fizranw. A Si liane Cor Seu DETECTIVE aa and cigeeal os a Cu oa {SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTION! ee Wed BLANK A. tute, 2 8e30-1mo* ‘oor bib aba ste Se, fal: Sy AND LABEEY ALL WOUE-Gae TES ALL-We tga Dyed in AND Ly LLWOUL Gan Chance,” Bisukets Cleaned Ohesy. Plush Wraps of st ASioN Viscuithe vod Gat. the Telia Baa 0} met uur careonin one ae TIRE ‘at. Dew. oi. ssa tae a at ay wpe emer anal Ee pH as 8 ‘aude Scene e ___FOR RENT—FLATS. Ee MESTaR Ng bal ats ST. NW ocet St ENT-FLAT (OF SIX ROOMS AND maTE over store 1117 ist st. n.w. in store; ¢20. Geet RUST & HURGLAWORD. O28 Tati ok Pi can tN mt terete al __FOR RENT—OFFICES. _ {OR RENT—OFFICES. 100K, PATENT AND PEN- sion Attorneys! reduced rent M.FAKKER, Tals Fut ool 7ist oo KeXT DESIRABLE ( OF See Booms, Wie Wii batiging, 1358 n.¥. ~_ TT oa neat ae PA. A’ BRA! F? VE. BRADBURY BUTED. | ‘a FOR, sich REET stones TOR SALE—IT WILL PAY vou To oa a JAS. K. PRUOBE)'» and makes selection (at RS 4 2o cost trom oue hundred aud Bfty Mret-clase Car iages, buxwies, Pusetons, Carts, Sprang aud othew Wagons, DAYTONS BEDDURD 5 4 e 50. BEX, errs ed ee sae ARE MAGN AND BUG wes of all Kinds on exay JOHN see So at cirect, Geurpetoes Ok SALE —GREAT BARGAINS Syuare Pianos trou $60 ub, on Bo and 610 ae ments, Giscount lor Cask, several imanen. G1 - WILD & Buus. 700 7th D.w 3, cout DEW ©, AGE AN. TORY, Ly wet. Moth ed aa Wastunxtou, 2. C Ok SALE—1HE “OTTO” GAs ENGINE uires no boiler avotuis all exyeuive renee; ho loss oi Cue; of tuel. send tor circular ‘aud price list. D. Av'G (3. tet mle wus AND ) FOUND. __ | OSi—PAINTED EARRING AT SALE circle or Vermont eve, to Kubict Mouse. rong ior 1s retura Wo Y1S & at Bow, OSTA YOUNG PUG DUG. ANSWERS TO a Lite rans; sutaule reward uf reuurued tu 3. wu wt. = cz $20 EEWARD-108T WEDNESDAY i ae clover 23, & Pocket Bovk cunsiming wrasck Ue Binder wil ALAC! return to 4 W: Wo Please ING 10, suutuesst commer bth aud M ste B. oa} receive te above reward