Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1889, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: SOCIAL MATTERS. A Wedding With Chrysanthemums— Personal Notes of Interest. The first chrysanthemum wedding of the veason was celebrated at Epi at 5 o'clock Ramone Gertrude L. Tappan, daughter of ‘er. and i Winthrop Tappan of 25 Towa circle, end Rev. Arthur Sandford Phelps, late assistant rector of Rpiphany, were S ualeon in matrimony. The chancel was decorated with chrysanthemums and was the = of loving bands, the dowers hin he furnished by the clergy and vestry of E; Poa Au arch composed of the queen of pores flowers spanned the kneeling cushion, the altar was decked with bouquets of them and red, white and yellow bloom in ani wicker baskets made hedges with the about the chancel rail. In front of the altar were two sheaves of yellow roses, The ushers were Rev. Mr. Taylor of Westfield, N. J. G. W. Burleigh of Princeton, N. J., and Mr. T. Herbert Geisy and Mr. George H. Eldridge of this city. They wore Prince ‘Divert coats, gray trousers, white satin ascot ties and chrysanthe- mums and they carried their silk hats fm brown-gloved hands. The groom was attended by Rev. Mr. Baker of Lowell, — upon the altar. The bridal procession, yy the ushers, moved up the aisle as the fall chote of Epiphany church sang the mar- “hymn, “the voice that breathed o'er a.” The bridesmaids, the Misses Augusta and Mary Tappan, the sisters of the bride; Miss Mauro and Mite C. B. Loyett, walked in i8 IN THE ARMY. Maj. Gen. Crook on the Causes of and Cure for the Evil. Maj. Gen. George Crook, commanding the ivision of the Missouri, hus submitted his an- nual report to the Secretary of War. The sub- ject of desertions is given prominent attention, He says: “The number of deserters has increased se rapidly of late years and the remedies therefor which have been adopted have proved so en- tirely useless to prevent the offense that I think it may well be said desertion is now the greatest evil existing in the army, Many remedies have been proposed and many causes assigned. Among these causes the one most is that the to perform too much manual is to harsh and tyrannical treatment by his officers and non- commissioned officers, A pipe examination of the subject leads me beth ~ opinion that this statementis true only to ited extent. While soldiers are expected. to to work when necessary, it will be found, I think, on exami- nation, that the amount of work required of them is small, and that as far ag their treat- ment by thetr officers is concerned it yt with some few a Deng as could be ex- pected. I feel much PROPOSING £ REMEDY. “It seems to me not inappropriate, however, to suggest that a remedy, or at least a mitige- and the maid of honor, Miss Sara LE i Burl igh of Great Fails, N. H., preceded bride, who entered on the arm of her father. ‘They were met at the altar b; the groom the Rev. Dr. Chas, Phelps, of New inswiok, N. J., the father of the groom, who performed the’ ceremony, as sisted Rev. Dr. McKim, rector of the church. The bride wor: aise, wi the front. itened ion her dark hair with a spray of blossoms, and she carried in her ion: a bunch of white chrysanthemums, The bridesmaids wore dainty dresses ra mite Brussels net made over silk and pretty hats o: white net. The first pair had bouquets of yellow chrysanthemums and the same color of Batural flowers in their hate. The second pair had bouquets of old rose chi themums tied with streamers of ribbon that hed the flowers, and in their hats they wore flowers to match those in the bouquets. The maid of openi 1 honor’s chrysanthemums were of a dark maroon color. ‘The party made an effective grouping amo the artistic decorations of the charc The ‘ushers stood outside the rail. At the close of the service the bride and groom led the Pree cession, the best man walked with the maid of honor, the ushers paired with the bridesmaids, and Mr. Tappan, who had joined his wife in the front pew, passed out. and Mrs. Pearson,the church organist, played the wedding march from Lohengrin. an admirable rendition. Among those seen at the church were Mrs. Blaine, Judge and Mrs. Aldis, Mrs. A. A. Brooke, Mrs, and Miss Deering, Mre. Nathaniel Paige, Mrs. J.G. Payne anda large number of the groom's former parishioners from South Wash- ington, where he was for two years in charge of the mission church. A small reception followed the ceremony at the residence of the bride's parents. Among the guests outside of the large Circle of relatives of the bride and groom were Chief Justice Fuller. the Secretary of State and Mrs. Biaine, the Rev. Dr. John Scott, Gen, Wright. the Rev. Dr. McKim, Admiral and rs. Crosby, Judge MacArthur, Hon. and Mra. Horatio Ki ng. Mrs. Dr. Talbott. Col. and Mrs. Garrick Mal and Mr. Stevens of th Japanese The decorations of tl house were im chrysanthemums and ims, With which the mantels were banked. In the dining room a wedding breakfast was served, and the center picce for the table was composed of rose buds, heliotrope. jaymine aud maiden- bair fern, and was sent from the White House conservatories. with the best wishes of the President ts, Harrison. Cablegrams ‘om London and Paris were “e of the day from friends of congratulati reeeived in the of the bride, who, with her family, resided for more than ten rsiu Europe. Mrs. Tappan wore a trained ck velvet and carried | a bouqnet of pink vnthemums. Rev. Mr. Phelps and his bri¢ tthe city on an early evening a for a trip northward, after whic! they will take up tieir residence at Shelburne Falls, Mass.. where the groom is reetor of a eburch. Mies Bertha L, Kaufman has gone to Balti- more for a stay of several weeks. The Excelsior literary club was entertained last evening by Mrs. H. W. Rowell, 702 B street southwest. Mrs, P. H. Christman of Corcoran street, aft-r many years of invalidism, is rapidly gain- ing health, H.P. Churchill, president of the Kansas City safe deposit and savings bank. is spend- ing a few days in the city as the guest Mr. Lacy, controller of the currency. The second of the seriesof dances given by Capitol Hill assembly was particfpated in by « and merry assemblage. Among those ee snded were the Misses Fisher, Town, Lawson. Hibbs, Lowe, Barry, Waison, Joyce, Meads, Fair, Harrington, McDermott, Trout- man. Towers and Bayly, and Messrs. Thomas, Greenwell, Sprigman, Towers, Fair, Richmond, Howard, Clifford and Mends. Naval Constructor Pook lies seriously ill at his residence hes 19th street northwest. Admiral S. R. Franklin, the president of the internationa al marine conference, gave a dinner last night at his residence, 1338 19th st. n.w., in honor of the delegates to the international marine conference. Mrs. Franklin sat in the center of one ride, having on her right hand Sir Julian Panncefote, British minister; on her left e Admiral Kaznakoff of Russia, Ad- miral Franklin occupied the seat opposite Mrs, Franklin, with Mr. Von Mumm, representing | nan legation and Admiral Baron de | Spaun on the other hand. The other guests | were Dr. Sieveking of Hamburg, R. Admiral N. | neux, K. C. B.; Capt. Malmberg, the te to the conference from Sweden; bs Charles Hall, M. P.; Mr. Thomas Gray and W. Goodrich, ~— ee —______ THE ARMY RANK AND FILE, Chances for Promotion of Non-Commis- sioned Officers—T'wo Important Orders. Orders were issued to-day from the War de- partment that will undoubtedly carry consider- able joy to the hearts of the rank and file of} the army, as indicating 2 possible degree of consideration in the mind cf the present Sec- retary for the private soldier. These two orders were to this effect: THE FIRST ORDER sppoints a board to meet at Fort Monroe, Va, November 20, or as soon thereafter as jossible, for the examination for promotion of such non- commissioued officers as may be ordered befora it. The detail for the board is as follows: Maj. Marcus P. Miller, fifthartillery; Capt Samuel M. Mills, fifth artillery; Assistant Surgeon Adrian 8, Polhemus: First Lieut. Henry C Davies, third artillery st Lieut. Medorem Crawford, jr., second artillery; F Lieut, Stepben M. Feote, fourth artillery, recorder, THE 8x CRDER commanded the following non-commissioned officers to appear before the board for examina- tion: Sergt. Lunsford Daniel. battery H, second Ist sergt. Robert Alexander, compan; th infantry; Sergt. Frederick S. tion of the evil, may be found ina change of the method of recruiting the army. To illus- trate: A es a is Coreen in this city. The enlisted are in most icant ol of whom ee is known. The officer has practi- cally no means of finding out anything about them or their families, who their friends a or what the character of the applicants may be. Such men having been sent to their regiments become dissatisfied with the discipline and hardships of military life. A large proportion of such men desert. I am of the opinion that if some means could be adopted by which we could obtain for service in the army 4 DIFFBREXT CLASS OF RECRUITS, 8 class whose family connections and local as- sociations are known, we should thereby re- duce largely the number of such desertions. {_- Iam decidedly of the o <a that ifa idier could, after = reasonable term, sever his connection with the military service Le Go Payment of the ‘mount which is enl hed cost the a would go far preventii his desertion. In this connection I would suggest the pro- priety of shortening the term of enlistment.” THE OKLAHOMA SETTLERS. Referring to the conduct of the citizen set- tlers during the recent opening of the Okla- homs territory Gen. Crook says: ‘‘The orderly settlement of that district by citizens is with- out a parallel and the behavior of officers and men, under the trying circumstances attending the discharge of their duties, is worthy of the greatest commendation.” The Dinner to Admiral Walker. Admiral Walker was given a banquet at the Shoreham last evening by some of his associates in the cavy. The occasion was a compliment to him on his departure for Europe in com- mand of the new cruiser Chicago. The table was magnificently decorated and served. The center piece was a floral representation of the cruiser Chicago and at either end of the table was an anchor of flowers. There was but one toast drunk, that of health, happiness and suc- cess to Admiral Walker, which was proposed by Admiral Rodgers. A’ letter was read from Secretary Tracy. Among those present were Admiral Rodgers, Capt. Meade, Col. Kellogg, Paymaster Bacon, Linden Kent, Commodore White, Surgeon Genera] Barnes, Commander Barber, Dr Magruder, A. P. Heard, Gen. seca Feely, Yieut. 1B. M.’ Mason, Dr. Van Rey; Admiral Crosby, Gen. Baird, Admiral Pe mony, Gen. McCammon, Dr. M. L. Ruth, Capt. Auderson, Lieut, J. A, ere, W. A. Hill, Chief Engineer Blather, et Casey, Pay- master Kenny, Commodore Davis, 0. C. Green, Paymaster General Fulton, 0. R. McKee, Maj. G. C. Goodloe, Maj. T. B. Ferguson, Judge John Davis, Dr. Funt, D. W. Stevens, De Bree Higgins, Capt Cook, Lieut Moore, Ed Mc- Cauiey, Lieut, Newton, Col. Fenner Lee, C. C. Glover, Prof. Soley, Naval Constructor Hichborn, Commodore Sicard, Lieut. Com. Brice, Lieut, Selfridge, Sevellon Brown, Louis Beirove, Lieut. Pitcher, Engineer-in-Chief Melville, Lieui. Staunton, J. C. Poor, R. B, Lines, Gen, Borden, Admiral Upshur, Hon, H. Edwards, Secretary Tracy, Capt. Folger, Gen. Sautelle, Commodore Ramsay, H. Howe, Rich- ard Smith, Col, Poore, ©. H. Munn, Lieut. ‘1.8. Rogers, Lieut. Veeder, Lieut. Reeder, Lieut. Cowles, Robert Hinckley, Lieut, Alger, Lieut. bs ve Fechtier, J. F. Leech, Lieut. , Lieut. RM. J. Brown, Lieut. Com. me Lieut. Com. Perry, Commander Train, Remey, seed Constructor Wilson, Commodore Co! Admiral Greer, Gen. M dore Dewey, NEW LIQUOR LICENSE YEAR. Upward of Seven Hundred Applications for Licenses Filed So Far. This is the last day of the liquor license year. There has been filed with the assessor so far upward of 700 applications for new licenses and LM hocgen a Thornton, ever and Commo- | before the 16th of November it is thought that that number will be swelled to 800. Much anxiety is felt among liquor men generally on account of the stringency of the new regula- tions, and it is thought that there will be a re-~ duction in the number of licenses granted last year. There are several important questions in connection with the new regulations which itis thought will cause the Commissioners some embarrassment. The clause relating to women is now practically settled by the opinion of the attorney for the District, and while the regulations will not be changed the opin- ion will be considered as final. Perhaps the most serious question the Commissioners have to deal with is that clause in the new regula- one which prohibits the granting of a license bh ae who bas violated the Sunda: _ be remembered that on Sunday, ua last, near! oe the saloons in Wasbin br were open, ¢ police made about one hun- dred cases. Some of the accused ne were convicted and paid their fines while others ap- pealed. Upon the motion of the district attor- | ney judgment in all these cases was indefi- nitely suspended. Just what view of these cases the Commissioners will take is not known. Tne Commissioners are loath to talk in sdvanc upon this subject, and prefer to wait untila case arises. —_-__—__ ALEXANDRIA. Reported for Taz Evawive Stan. Tae Wasuixorox Crrr Vorers.—Judge Nor- ton yesterday evening took up again the peti- tion of L. W. Corbet, republican chairman, for the striking of a number of names of persons from the registration on the allegation that they live in Washington and not in Alexandria, In the first bey _— of Mr. Charles O. Brill, who carried o1 restaurant business, it was - thet Mr, B had moved his family to ington and lived there, but mo evidence by his intention not to return to Alexandria was presented. The judge held that he was bound to suppose pose that the registrar hnd done his duty, and in the absence of testimony to the contrary he would take it for granted that Brill compauy B, seventeenth infantry; Sergt. Simon H. Drum. company H, seventh infantry, and CorpL Albert Wedmayer, compeny H, second infantry. a Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by theclerk of the court to Robert T Garner and Rosa A. Turner; Arthur Santford of Shelburne Falls, Mass., and Gertaude L. Tappen; Peter Jordan ‘ud Annie Jordan; Edward A. Harris of Mont- = county, Md.. and Clara B. Ebbert of rederick county, Md.; John E Simms of New York city and a Dg es Luther E. Du- vail and Elia Gray; . Oberboltz of Akron, Ohio, and Mary T. Gomer Stephen Plater end Charlotie A. E. Henson. A Republican Meeting « at Takoma. There will be a republican meeting at Takoma Park Friday evening. Mr. B HL Warner will act as president of the meeting. 8) ‘hes will be made by Mr. Arthur Stabler, man of the Montgom county commnit- tee; Hon. Sebastian brown, , Fardon, Mr. B. H. Warner and Col.'E. W. wen TaLMace Tastasactz F Finz. — A which attracts crowds of people is on exhiby. tion in the window of Mr. Freeborn G, Smith's ware room at 292 Fuston street, Brook! N.Y. The object of inte is a charred par- tially consumed Bradbury piano, which was about the only thing left ‘uncer of the Tah ¢ tabernacle fire, which occurred week. While the front of the ae pero all burned away and the action and hammers burned off ‘every note of the is in perfect unison and to pitch. efter hogsheads of water been poured over and into it, to say nothing of the heat which it must have been ee as ee tarkable occurrence and terms of the perfect construction of the instra- went. — Chicago Indscator, q had not given up his residence in Virginia and would e petition; ~ as all the cases were of the same character the petition was dismissed. Wutsxy Has Gor Hix m a Bap Box.—W. C. Cantwell of South Washington is still here for want of bail. He had, he says, been out of work, with « sick re on M street south wes: when he obtained @ job at the Baltimore an Ohio railroad yard, to begin next week. Mean- = he came to Alexandria and fell in with @ persons who induced him to drink, and while Under the influence of liquor be took the registration oath and registe: in two wards, He is held for the January grand at tle his wife and three children, one m quite lame, are without means at their home in Washington. He is without bail and must lie to Fayette street, and if nia railroad will expend a Cote there the condition of about will be first-class. The man J. Didszonert baer agg from the Ger- man Lutheran church afternoon, Rev. Pastor Schoy officiat ——The WASHINGTON, D.C. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31. _—__ WANTED--HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. 6 ST. foe gaeroe aN ITUATION BY MARRIED MAN RENT—} LW pRICELY R- iter essnis rare ae eae eh Epa heEns a ipeivess:Seaedly endorses eens here wee Farm renin irs our Agency. oper sae Y FOR DEY GOODS AND 908 thet awe em Reread Boy. im NO. 1 COOK, WASHER AN! Wissen! 'D ity references, Call at 618 i st. NURSE, WHITE, WEEat anddo Plain Sewing. aa for «Gmail EP Pes Meant, oe iPbsne sodser White’| Taendteen B35. Driver Woe & See See Ports ae os y AN TaD.,100 COLORED RAILROAD Hi Fos, Wii An meee at B. & O. depo ry, ora pine oneall ch oor Dicks TENG, gis yet w. wae MEN $10 TO A yas Werner ACTIVE, WELL x, EDUCATED ee oo with ‘expertenes, ‘athe WALKER & 00.600 7th at we pay We er ee ee Pie Fab A COLORED WOMAN fle oy erences maui ap ng at507 Binet nae gone WANTED (A FARINER WITH AT LEAST $200 seek wages, Cal sitar 6 pms’. Gane Ox. fore 16 East Cap. st. n. w. og WS A SEER NTR dress Box 149, StaF oftice, stating experience. oda ae ANTE ERS; 7 pERMS to the right men. ede a EADY Aoi ANC, ANTED—A_ aoa EY) x Wirral aA, Movly a 1731 Coan. yamrED a? FEW GOOD CANVASS) NTED—A Wrhrarcren employment, at LW. fu, AGENCY Tao Ran ‘and. Pia Di teropecn p Agent. oc ee1cai* or ‘BY at YOUNG W y WHITE IRE, ST rua Ware diiien “ ocala RED lotel, Wives cook in eto aves ow bee 8. 1 WHERE EE A Gtanferasad ra Private Hap fly. Call at 118 Let.a.w EEE Ea aie a Tas ae Seen au in ss “ha Coachne! Baers. SAM'L &. 000! mye oes oosi-6t! Will ty ae Pave ata Pod es é op kas TIO) SWEDISH Ware. me Fond the other as Be gus 2 ea “Addrees GOOK und Lat ND i ANTED — aT ioe EROS) fOGRAPHER AND T Wire cnenemant: Addnes EOWALDS, Star oft, ocd WANTED — BY A RESPEOTABLE— COLORED W geese tad f. Situation ag Waiter in privste famil o31- i bs Week ahas prices na ‘OM, nd het ea Wares samen Et aro ate Woisgen: sor gata tale’ ee jurse. Cook ct Chamber, hawt ‘oreall seh bast. DW. os watt Y A COLORED WOMAN. teat sags eee ey ro eG tgs Waeesaucaes boarding house foe ar ‘in Fa Family: Teferences, DUNDORE'S, age ore ANTED — IMMEDIATELY — eF crass Waist and Skirt bands at 715 141 st. mw. 10° eam a PREFER- Work, 306 ae Ch st NTED—A_ GOO! gizy, wv HAR ferorenene Howe fag tae Tn BoYs Asp Mt K = HELPERS & HENLEY, Supt. Nee 7 inte itn. ae fe J ANTED — ‘MPLOYMENT BU- ieee or ay Gren a Lee ty sud colored, for all kinds of dowmestio labo ‘with references, Removed to 709 L ut. n.W. nee SOLDIERS’ HOME, ONE SECOND ‘ wired. Apply at SOLDIERS’ (oc30-2t NTED—A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN FOR WO (0. ir ; references HOM«. vad eneral Housework in Ft and wages: references req me E & CO., 609 F st, now. ue oe oes D— e SU Mtge SPUSEMINESE Rousing, peut he a J ANTED—COOKS FOR BROOKLYN. ty Cooks Bath ataue anes oy (white) city Goo r » German ‘and: Bwedtal Han rian bh Won Ti10G st. Rew. ANT — Ak GO COBBLER. eer cae aa CEN oe 2080-8" ae aee 33 qree RENTERS, APPLY waa Wiis Ra RUE, RTs first-class cooking: ‘unders' eee for 2 days, si PAR ae, tae WARTED-BY, A A YOUNG, MAN, Butcher; bag | nddston He, Bar oth = Wisre-r. YOUNG ane Wali ro ob BITUA it POSITION A‘ seme wi ty character. Kiadtean Olas 20 Wanhtusion Darracka, © oesb- GENTLEMAN ABOUT LEAVING W rae BGR ERI ABOUT, is Coacts man, srhoynae been In ie is employ for over eiyht years. Apply a it, bet ‘and 10 a.m. oe A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Coschman in We reset city reference. adios 300% ANT! A ORKEEPEE OF LONG EXPERI- W tice desires » Renee eee | of Beltane refer 3c. Adee A SUNT ANT. 2195 MeCullon, F aT RD-aT X REGFE x RESPECTA LE = WHITE GIRE Situation as Housework ine Small Family. apply at 1 730, Sut. Wittens 2 TRS WORTHY srnrcrhY re ieee an eee a m ts mae {Sthals. "Address fur ape semen 0030-! fae V y ANTE: D—TWO THOROUGHLY EXPEKIENCED bales Ladies tor Cloak aisoa Youn ly of er or 3 Ey ly 06. 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F.SELUZ, ( We oy EXPERIENCED COLURED siter in & Private Family; must Lave vod Washington references; must kuow liow to clean silver, to market, &. Apply between 3 and 5 o'clock Dem. at Roow 38, He ocze Zt? jendall Law building. ‘ED-TWO YOUNG MEN isa HAVE HAD ops eet sdueee, Steuy Work experience in the Printiny ¥ oh ayo wecoud door, bad THE CoUs] JOUMDAL PU: WANDS aE EW MIDDLE- aa TADS TO well iny medicines at their ho _0c3U-2t P. Ot Box 2, Baltim 8 LYDIA WARNER 564, Baltimore, Md. ANTED—WOMAN COOK WHO UNvERSi ANDS Bestaurent Cooking, white prelerred, with preter ences, 709 0 st 2. Waar Do FaT OLAS HAND oe 7 jug at 716 7th at, new. oc30- E WANT TO HIRE AN ENERGETIC mer, Jovality to Distribute Adver teud to our Local Interests, A struii rat sulary of 2.30 per day and Ce seep fri 2 my ‘Stamp tor maruculars, "Giieago, hehe pos WASiEe, —AGENTB—“DODGE'S HORS! = M Holder”: Keeps the bisnket trom (ote “ 2 ‘on the horse; 2 aan 4 a iP be, Ba NEW es CO., Providen Tse-OWner DUFa; gut La T HANDS. cae Waxtepacusiy gunployment. ADAMS “k BERRY, ikiga- mond, wart ‘TED—FOR A PRIVATE eg os 4 ee la: Colored Butler: nave but Arpf-ciase man DouREHi ly; Loust have the Dest a vay OS.» pee F st. WHGER pases terre cher gene el Work; notwashing or trouiug. Apply ‘ANTED-IN A PRIVAID FAMILY—A WHITE WANTED—LOTS. an, Cook I | Fea oS BF FOR R_SALE _ | — MISCELLANEOUS, oa Sree ARD TA oj eae coon | Of KENT—A RESPECTABLE PARTY CANMAVE having gs furuiture vor to rent ; one ane week WOME. Star ce, 3" KR REN T—1105 ere or woe, 3 a or unfurnis or single, at i aan Call at once. iat Cae TWO U: NFURNISHED ‘ROOMS, SEG- house; ih front; + Ro.chiidren red. 123 res; IED — SMALL PRIVATE font 50 seats Tartctor Whole ie Dew fimisbed: crime Seer neighborngad = : Fe: RENT—ONE OR Two Sania: FUR- nished Rooms on Third Floor, at $18 9th st. n.w. 0e31-3t* , RE} Set J GEOKGETOWN—1 EAUTIFUL 8 unfurnished. Ext Rath S Bad FSET BENT—#68-SOUTH ROOM, top set; Brussels carpet aoe ete on is 0031-30" frepec: ries 3 Private ate iamily convenient location. ror 4 T—FINE _ STORE 1? "J WESCOTT s pattie Fe, RENT — FINE LARGE sroRe SS F Jindows; central for Galan woe ene a1D Bae (7-1 Posies een heal: JOR | RENT_HANDROME ried ppt ~ D PARLORS foie ‘Other Rvoms, furnished = | Ee st, 1. Ww. {OR KENT—UNFURNISH: fete — ful son and Pot Rooms on Second alt Room, and Front Parlor. suitable for an with or withou! 302 indiana ave.n.w, oc31- OR 5 VERY DEAIRABLE 4 uished or Unfurnished Rooms, one a Seats wae window; together or separate: b.w, section cares convenient to caterer. address M. MAES ie R RENT—TWO NICE ROOM! UNFURNISHED, Fok light and heat. Tee berues eed a | ER ie JHREE-STORY HIGuT Roo rrame Hi ith water and gas, louse, Ate, at 404 P st.n.w, ADply at proiulsse. "oe: oc31. Hig | Fo, RENT—F SHED ROOMS wine TH BOARD: suitable for gentleman and 101 Q at. nw. owe Oat OR RENT—A LARGE OF FURNISHED ‘Room, near y Antiogtes and Arno hotels, in souTH ivate family. Addres ——— z Tipe ys 1—STABLE ON loeb ona 6 2. hres gre 1441 Khode Island ave. a Goschmnan's | very Faz gcse mae ran THREE ee a Ti conchanen's rosme iE STABLE AND 19th. inol 1 pigaey ene nied able permonth. B. Fae pane Der month Stable Pigs ee wis FOR SALE—LoTs. _| B= ht TWELVE TO TW AIWENTY SALE—¥t Me TE af milee a arin of city. half utie north than Mofacesta test Gal SI'S ‘Sot OAL STW NTY-1 TY SIy PRIME BEA BEA’ pares crate Bw, alter oc31-at* FOR EES. RENT—UNFURNISHED 2D ms, large ¢ masket torr, 1202 0 at. OR | Tne BOARD—THREE ROOMB ‘cat Fe AES Se Rrullrent yo Fails, en euite or singia ti re taken. 1435 Lt. -ENT—' HE (DUCRTNGHTAS OOD Lafayeite square, Handeo iijeueoee aed furnished. 1717 ‘corcoran st. - | Rok RENT—TEREE UNFURNISHED ROO) second floor (two front); private central location ; ele. 908 Yth st. ee VOR RENT—1110 ‘ISTH ST. N.W. NICELY M nished E Intel Room, second floor Back $s Boom, 85; leat, gas and beth; ae F° it RENT_—HAN DSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS seen ; quiet family; 716 13th st. nw. FH RENT=NICELY FURNISHED a story Front Room; bay window; heat and bath on same floor; ec30- Fe, RE 4i0' Sa st. nw. T—919 EAST CAPITOL ST, TWO COM- Furnished Taird-story Rooms; beat and es required. oc30-3t_ RK RENT—FIRST FLQOR-ELEGANT SUITE ft Rooms on | Hof Parlors third, en suit exposure; every respect; suitavie for member or Sen: AM desired; cars convenient. 14d rat-c ia Vosrd ‘QR REST-SUITE OF # URNISHED Sourm t Rooms, with private bath near Hott of three. Address MB. M.U., Star office, 17TH ST 2, ANDSOMB jommunicating Rooms, with east south ex- | posure, well adapted tor Seuators or ‘ahem Officers of government, ‘Also one cuny 2u-foor Parlor and verane with two Singic Bed Koos, to two gentlemen for fie monje. ENB; owns lenge rose of Let to suite ng of a Priva’ jon oesu-aee Fe: RENT—AT 726 NT! p— PARTIES | OWNING ee ae tNpert 4o soll will learn | Fin twoutmall rooms, singic or eu suite: second nd two small rooms, single or eu su senathing we adv calli fon as furnished or unfurnished; larze ite, end bye | Gain vite malta F ga ath ae vcr; reasonable rates.’ 1520 Sih st haw, = are FURNISHED—A SMALL FAMILY il] rent part of their Large, dsome New House, W. AN TED ) MISCELLANEOUS | ir atianbfe suka octire sadn Bee toes yHAVE A CARRIAGE AND FULL | °mce. —_ Fe Wis Miipago which twill Seat bythe anonth, bay agri Hon LAF Bat sive. at W: Address Box 100 Star te VOR BALE-A NO. 1 HANSON OAB, AB, CREAR | = Apply w BiNJ. CUQLEY, 601 Cat.n.w. od1 NTED-HORBE FOR fs 5 W for ire of Z iage. Addrens oy eters coal ANTED—BUYERS aos Lig nd THAT pi AR rast sae id Ranges THEY roy ay at G. apn The United states ENTS | AT on water or rail. a largest bes ¥ ear Moetied ee coat 3 | Dull oF w ie ‘Gon Awent, Nooms 0 and 10 Burchs Build: ing, Sti apd Fate ._ _ve30-]in ANTED Now 16 THE TIME 10 HAVE YOUR Ha wounble prices. W ress On BLM. SI Sit Re cated MBARRASSE 8 in tumily, desire a ease geserences, security and office. oc 20-u ie for ee goad WANED, HORS SES mer WINTER AT GEN. Bealt's biock Farm. Statit and Feed opth, Horese taken oyt a pool ast cagicties ee | we ABLOR | FURNIT ORE Creole Bler Over Neat ‘aud Buvatantial oy ne wore alae scien wtaranteed, G'NELSON, 1e25'@ nw WAxtED —KIGHT HORSES TO WINTER. FOR Wor ho ig @ Good Cook, Washer and Trou ra and reterence apply to R. W. D\R+ reterences requir Gaitae Vote Sts Zist at. eae N. BLD, Anbu, Pau Fauquier County, cc oc26-6." ANTED—AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN FAMILL NiED—H BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH Ws istry Figen Sr UES | Mdeme uae Weoste e ec tha ance, tp. be Landwritiug of applicant ae Pst iy Rres WwW are aConE WOMEN, CHAMBERMAIDS, Sas RD TO Rent Im or, JOHN'S CHURCH. & Boys. Girls aud Sober Men’ for ali busines, Pew or Hal upper ieations pre Fument positions, Ci2Y Ete L a 1G mw 181 Nurses, | birst-cluss Servants with NATIONAL EMPLOX- Mer FPICE, 67 izinee aw 0cz6-6t" Waste -D—DRESSMA NG SCHOOL, 612 13TH ‘st. ron to ae of Measuring, Catting eth, Sodlet withthe priviioge of it ‘one dress wll Tearning.. Al ranay Vonkgaeaay eh sat of it iu highest terme. Ce cous a ewploymept at hig: iaeustireiutut.with sleeve petiern, for 60 ete. 01d. vAbaE ANTED—GO00D INSTALLMENT C, Wie ag Abaine Ps Pictures, Tollet ots, lacks, bi; salary Sc copmiaipelon te tase peckerst experience Bot ee Must fave refe oom 8, 1010 F ocd ew cst WoRt ay MAN OF ‘GooD "Rew Xu Botees gala piri Lie mgutnly. Bor 71610, New iow kone ‘coz4-thas,dw ANTED-I W: EMPLOY A FEW LADIES Woarstiny to take chars ation B ieee at ‘Their Homes; entirely unobjectionable; light; very fasci- iets healthful; no permanent jor sty ne, ee fpok in pavancer Se ig tg td ipa ah ‘elsewhere. a Crore On wool 7-t Mrs Mal Sct apn Chentnas ate, wutavilie, J ANTED = MALE AX MALE AND | FEMALE COOKS Servants and Clerks; irowtoar tonce at NANSBURY'S Employ. ae Urry Madera Baber: ‘a W ANT Tater NERS FOR PROF. cunisT- ER's Now international Tailor System, with uy tuch-rule oF tare ineasure al sein tito ae Pie of a ee rarer Re ER Lemmy ny bd COL- met ee ah ea ‘Sis Gun at nw., city. WANTED--HOUSES. ANTED — HOUSE IN GOOD eo FoR Wisse’ ; will pay $4,000. Address 8. teen ANTED To To BUY— TOR SASE. “iisoge eet EIGHT OF ile es L., Star offi office. _ fice Sues f of tb; heating ¢, location aud builder. M y Ax CL aed HAVE, BE AVE BEVERAL IM ecMMEDIATR Drie, 2 zi acy i rey tag my books. i: STAWOARDT?! Cree ee he half of the church. Addvosg Lait Star office. ooZo-Ut ANTED-EV ERY 01 \OW THAT DANL 3, y MOEATE, _Taalwaya ready for ail tudo! Well Work. 0012-1m* \NTED— HORSES TO KEEP. KEEPING box at ¢ PRICE'S Huabien SIT Gin ctnw Farm 7h x a st. & miles trom city, 0. H. P. CLARK Sligo 7 AN’ UITA Y A LADY W Wat pete Golan uateurpat Specialty two towns ‘month. ¢ 1507 Vermont ave. + ¥ BUFFERING FROM Ww sow Sucterg ce en pow that 1 guarautes (@ foe pay terued Sita 141g itthet. nw. W ARTeD_TRY SCHIDNER, BEST sare "initer yas pos moni or money fee Seed Lard, bond Market ot B28, 33 Open og's. middle dally. "Wal. O. HORTEN ER ‘ED — ma AM CARPET CRAIG aD pe orks: Feathers renovated. Mat- tresses Sande Over iture Stosmed, and a De- 1402 Pa.ay. T: RoE RENT—AT ry ae able Houses; convenient to 0 and 11 Pose: tro oo D. ue 4 Lm eset SALE—ON RR AND ADJOINING gana aa etn Eckington, wit a ores bight aud ite elect ie? ganeras sus subdivision craddition yee oe ee! ADE 8) tive price, Ap- UES gf F. chee SAU es IN Ney oat OF 160 reg iene ot 0031-3 708 Lath st. nw. {OR RENT—PURNISHED, THIRD-STORY FRON Ro uitable for gentleman, 1021 9th st, n.w. “ MELY pl oa pcm od heat “142i 8 OR REN PLI ‘ous Yor Gentleanen? private family, “Gh eb st, 1 Bw. eur F. oc#§-5t* Fok RESTS TWO SN NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS on 2d floor bac! cee with Heat and ss, suitable for Light housek 605 13tb st. nw. 0c5U-3t" POR hE: LAKG: NICELY. FURNISHED | Front Room; = TAMGE RICE ; bath on 0a ooS0-Be" | floor. "B00 ) LOth wt. uw. Fe iP t —FUKNISHED KOOMS wag] Bouep. 1761 ear Dupont circle, at, Bat betwen Pay Ni Toe wet nw ON X. . HAVE. BE. Foren hed ae oath? —.% 8 Mocd hot 75 per et a0 nel oe80-12t Ms) AL Ls tl aeaeene |e lots, euch BO by 60" to L0-fovt. alley {par foot | mex! Sia. x. es: pe ce subdivide into geeks to stmealoy. "party <3 ih A LOT 20299 O eare pote Ray Dog SS Hh a9 2. several good per Roisin een Bo es fone agree fest siaproved by two aroell Frau Houses, south front. 1b-fout eliey oa side aud 30. Eee seen ADEA 1 24 2. FOR SALE—A NO @ MOSLER SAFE CHEAP. a | Fes Seam, DME Giratarg renee eS 911 Oth et ‘OR SALE 1 Fine Sra wae JOR SALE—CHEAP—& GOO) “BAR BUGGY, Saha Only 100. JRO ye ROE AAR St oodtlw Feo sree Sock cetee, od Srna TPERR SEGOND.-HAND Sigrk | altmoet new: THOMSON 21 Lith st now, Snopinger, ‘lsc DUNHAM Prune of S30 et hes FOR sae sriciar, BARGAIN <S Lange Parlor at 70 thet aw. Oto liam, top be sold chea: RENN Toad Masni tic x gave, Dosutitlly, fa Tovwost ierast qualities. Fully g Upei gonreni Ay Monthly Tory uh she inden ovary Kiel tard Medium cise Cabinet wuts igared vy peat fe qerentd owner genet On PS HRS EXCHANGE, PAC reer: goUre HORA font order. Also Lad: nance cee fay Fen: uy, Buxiuess loree, and apd a fie. Private Stable, rear residence ae Fe | Rs Sa ae Fz. SALE-SPE CIAL ANGAING IN ae leprae <4 iShares SO chares ‘eat Mig tomer Fah i PeLotae ais Pa RB SALE ap a | Fez: OR SALE. CHLA}—A GRAY HONSE TRE coupe; he is lee handel — pose, | KIS worker im any baruces, ca: — ays ¥ WOODWARD FS tounge Fasee iis ood ah Pe atag me and @10 pay. pos @iscount for « pl s COUP Buol- Witp & Bw PUR BAL SEO OND-HAND ee a "oc20-1a “5 pastes: JOR 8ALE—150 SEWING MACHINES We bave taken in exchauge for t mesic wi $10, s1. and & in wood sewing’ order suid warranted. ments. At ACLKBACH's, tuorized agency im the Dist Latent improved Domestic weatic Paper Patterns, )OK SALE—CALL aT WM. FG 5 xD a Horec Disp lay, 400 Pa ave... SEYENs ohanB ) wition only eu- tof Columbia tor the Sewing Macuines ytock of Carriages, Coupes, Wagous, Harness, alley on rear, Side fort - above propert: aud Giana received until Sati Both uew and second. oh ay 3 st1O% ee terms to close o' Stock. me: Re _- stent 4s em Fo BALE-SPECIAL. am REGON AVE. rE, NEAR NEW SRADbUKY UPRIGHT PIANOS, as ybire ore ave. ay feet, at OGc. per square 810 Montuly Paymenta, “eae ETilestor, ob Mowthis eee " as ei 1603 Peuna ave nw. | ocl9 Pentre: Fe: SALE—GOOD, [OT ON 8 8T. REAR NEW | P/OR SALE_THE GHEATESY Piano eae pees ce gO be per Tide Lae Soro vd ALE NEAR DEPORT 0 Fens F801 ‘WOST DESIRABLE Tore. a a os eT na ss was ne UNG, 1303 F st, Md Smal) 1 > gem “pada are i Fe it gre ae OF THE GHOICEST oR: er Lots in the morthwestern section W. xOr + eet c25-8t ang arn — —CHOICE LOTS AT Over otleced. Une New 4 ished, Combination, wold exug fred “aggastely, yatels, “eicwautly deeurucd fiiaeters anh Sug Aue Aeasaen vernal mule voy ge ae Son, cobunuous sud 00-8: ar treme, 4 fect 4 2 10 apd 610 yer mor Soaagt, 9109 cunu. vf + Uo ith st, nw. On SALE— 0 HEAD OF HOMBSES JUST ARRIVED KE trom Peon Four Coubin ee edibon, den Coupe Horses: Une Batch Biacks; Une Gray du tulle iu 2.00; One Bay Horse, 0c10-Im 1d 8, 92 feet a Bees ane 33 a et. io tn vee. 2 ese ee Ae hy eae | Fos, BENT — TWO PLE. ‘SF EOMRIAMED icooms on secoud floor of houge 44 E st, a.w.; con- Yenient to care aud nerdics; heat, em, Bae of bat forms moderate; with Or without Board. Also une Large back licom, with three windows; to two nice young nen; with Board 820 each, 2c33U-3t* FE, KENT—PART OF fee at 1457 8 ST, N. 52 suitable for housckeepiny for ished or partly ft 0020-41 OK a NT-IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, d-story Frout Koom, with alcove; nic furnished; path on same floor, "10 geutlewan on 1220 Lithat. n.w, 0020-5" OR RE: ty FREE UNFUBNISH! = oe, Ay: aang Furni Looms on second floor for rat a pars J r Bt" } Eeoptng: A eat, bath; corner bot Fe ame ‘OUR UNFURNISHED ROOMB AND nuldre, oa ap soee ne Boar 20m! Sunall Samuily w sotgost _& oe WO DESIRABLE PLEASANT Poe atory Front and Cay ting Rooms; Boas. wuter, &e. $18 per Per, opt. 407 we Capitol at. 0c28-3t! POR RENT—1005 13TH BT. N.W.; ELEGANT Second-fioor Furnished Rooms, with terms wioderate; nochildren taken, "ocd : aken ‘OR RENT—NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT FRouT Boom Der month; reicrences req ‘on Second floor of house S04 Kat's ocz1-Sw ERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, PARLOR PARLOR 00 Ist, 2d or 3d floors; furnished. 0629-3" NE FURNISHED Room, EITHER Lay cog on 1st oF 2d Sours: With of Without Yenient to the departments; hei ternye moderate, Call atter & ei con edice pase the “door ; Orclock O24 2d ot awe OR RENT—808 OTH ST. NW., BEAUT: veer hehe hae en suite or aingie. in e lent order: ligut housekeeping allowed to parti seen tu be appreciated ; rent is = NT_A73 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. WW. rout and Two Buck Furnished Rooms.” 521 10TH ST. NW. hts Koos ON SECOND AND T. oe corner of E; suit ‘excellent location ; opis in: ‘drug store on pr oc! it ie aerate ES ‘om, second oF OF without board, oF fur laght house copiu, $14 ° st., between 9th aud 1 F? at RENT — aie reTtry FURNISHED .ooms for Gentlemen ; private family. 61g Othgt. i.w., near F. OR KENT— 606 17TH ST, THREE mished with convenient bath. 00 FGtastitoas eit: S. W. 6 aie Ebbitt, Kiges and Wil ‘Willard’ hotels. 5 RENT—A NICELY FUKNISHED ROOM, Fre ath, souk: Ty ree windows; bested by ‘aud cold water, 1413@ stm Noe ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Hooms, with oF without Hoard; one alte gn ee” ond Boor, with te ‘e'st mw. oc DS JOR RENT—THRE! ayuae SS EN FP Stite third foots suitable for us § eat et #.50 per month; reference. Apply gt CHES ave. 3 on ANT — _ aay is ST. aA ae —s oat: Tats ‘ite atu a noon wese the wipess™! ‘also Furniabed ache 1! snabed of atta = ELEGANT LARGE ROO! sult Senators: aloo Table Boa home iiving. AOL ne oc] 2-eol ms" Pes Figiitralaied, Tat aad Zanes. eS CaeaD oe Sebeuemiiciian SPaeta R RENT—1918 F he FURNISi Fee en suite oF » on first at rates, with ox without Board; gest in| F __BUSINESS CHAN CES. ee eee 5 by 9 Vives ks House 1533.1 st. F2. SALE—OR SRmanee FOR Go . erty—A. oe, ‘scres in Sng food dwe fore and ‘school Whim io: wo owner, SA HUDiae Wane LINE 8 will pay $45. Aisess 8100 K Touaroticenns 9 5 ai SALE LAI UNDRY, nected’ wi der; bt fay destaii LOCATED IX NW, in first-class or- ‘puis. tesson for Saud idm Us Ee She extagen }, OF SALE—A4 BAKERY AND — 0030-2" bn rey beng ‘Wagon and ANTE TNER Wi PEX WwW DoPART 1TH cad ‘TO Oi Store tha stands the business ano unt capital. Call 87th st. nw. Wines ACTIVE YOUNG PAKTNER, sual capital to ENGINER He NUBUAL BUSINESS ‘o the right party with to make $2,000, to en: Pe Sena CO, = artes EXC seats eugage in general cont ereduate jee, | FSR ee une PARK, WAD! Brown poo pe Tou min bY, hon ere and Gh p3d cub 006 Fat. ne 36 HOO: Eventi, fae oom Seperate & AND yuire IGH 1, Raa Tn oe ree - Bw. or SuiAbOR gal D's teen ROCERY. P ia abd bee wool gee (wal turnin 2 move OF 8 similar c30-3t* Fe EXCEANGE-GEVERL_ait SHALL HOUSES TLDT & BRADLEY, = ‘O27 F. 0026-20 Obewnss OF ten EN at this office atte ry ie so 160.69 20 sone cat pooner gg “PEAR MRELEEY, Eastern ae piece see CHANCE—FOR SALE DRY axD F. ems 7th st. ne.; one contemplating 2.45; Ove Brown, juree, 16.3, ve One Brown Hor og 18 cpa ts 3 moe ope of these Horses bave ever J tre:ned. the sbove Laued to ve see: sl ot SUHN SIM Mon ol lw S11 12th et. ow, Fes 2 tiiocura eager oD cane, PIANO; GOOD & CONLIFF, _8el4-2m | 411th et ow, OR SALE-FINE ASSOKTMENT OF HAN Biive Goren bates et be, & at peices iower sbas iectory work, veuicies taken om storage. A. H. GKEGULA, cur. KV. ave and Oth wt e0%-1 iB SpUE IT MILL Bay You 1a. ie oa toh. K. 2ROBE) CFS By uve cost) from one Leesan she Tungos, Buguies, Puusious, Carta, Wagons, DAYTONS REDUCED Pr 5 ai _ocl2-im 2 Sd wt. nw, ‘OK SaLE—< E—CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND BOS es of all Kinds vb caay terme COOK &JAKBOR AM street, Georetown, ouze Fe SALE—YOUNG PALROTS, MOCKING BIKDA, Cauaries, Cages, Goidiiabes, Aquariums, Fie Fs Sprati’s Dog vod and aledicuise. Send tur Litas Peiplogue and Price List,” SCH ALL'S said Site. Sp 12th at, OR cree To” Gas E quires no boiler, avoide all. ex; Bo Iva od tame to ligndiing of fc ud price list. b. BALLAU LOsT A. Lot. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, a 5 Cape, {row # coupe that was $i, stand to tabee lady so i « Le. —BEOWN NEWFOUNDLAND conte bas wuite spot on breast and bud on coliar and No. #8. Keward if returned to O19 Olu sha-waveed ae 5 REWARD—LOsT OCT. 26 A FAWN-OOL- BS ORT os te Bo PERT So leecher collar, Anewace to naine of Dick. Abuve r—- ward will be paid if returned to G18 Massach eve ue, JUS. A. BAILEY, O>T-WEDNESDAY | N dead aud brut MEWARD-Losy OCTOBER 11, IN “ai | 835 sO ibove reward Ei be paid it if returned to 12 Penp. ave. uw. SOARDIN hoe Ss . 220 at, aw 185 MARY C Y, r 022 14TH §T N.W. CON. ea | Mi sss ie stg as, sername Call. PPEARANCE DURABILITY AND COLOR GUAR Seta onda, ee et pe 12 F stnw. ee eet 4 Feats ng ieiatiome porthweat eccon: Testwoen at ik Wie aur cece Setar on te OF Bon a special atten aw cree re —_ WANTED—ROOMS._ pated Ware a aaah Se Pe Reggie spans Sears re ee one Room fors young maa. Fer ee ei