Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1889, Page 2

NOVEMBER 7. 1889. BROKERS AT DINNER. WANTED-_-HELP. VYTED—ROOMS _FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS, The Harris-Niles Wedding and Other | Funeral T. Events—-Personal Mention. Sir Jnlinn and Lady Pauncefote gare a din- ner party at the British legation last evening in howor of the distinguished English tourists, the Lady Dowager Countess Shrewsbury and the Countess Selkirk. The other guests pres- ent were Mixs Pauncefote, the secretaries of the a Hon. Henry Edwardes, Mr. and Mra. Michac! Herbert, Mr. Arthur Herbert, Mr. Chas, Hall, Q.C., M_P., also attorney to the prince of Wales, and Mr. Cecil Spring-Rice, who was once « secretary of the legation and has many friends in the city, A very pretty honse wedding was that cele- brated Inst evening at o'clock at the resi- dence of Mrs. Nil I street, when Miss Virginia Ogden Niles. daughter of the late Mr. Samuel V. Niles, and Mr. Wm. Thompson Hat ris Were united in matrimony. The house has a large drawing coom with a bay window in the front and also a bay window in the side op- posite the drawing room door that opens from the hall. From this door to the bay window White ribbons were drawn to the side bay window, outlining an aisle for the bridal party to pass through the room. The deep window Was set with palms and blooming clirysanthe- mums and prien dieu forthe pair to kneel | upon. The Swale room was profusely gat- nished with flowers and paims, the portico at the back,upon which opened a French window, was lighted with lanterns and was a prett Promenade later in the evening. In the dining | Foom acoilation was laid.the center piece being a | bride cake of large dimensions adorned with | @ wreath of La France roses. Mr. Lee Phillips and Mr. Forbes Beale, acting as ushers, met | ts at the door and presented them to | er and Mrs. Jno. Ellicott of Bal- | timore, both aunts of the bride, who received | the guests. Mrs. Ellicott wore a dress of blue silk trimmed with white lance and Mrs. Slay- maker wore a gown of black velvet, Dr. Addi- son of Trinity church, assisted by his son. Rev. D. D. Addixon of Beverly, Masa., and cousin of the bride, with the groom and his best man, Mr. Newton Eustis, awaited the bridal party that entered the room. The ushers headed the procession, followed by the brides maids, the Misses Cammack, cousins of the groom, and the Misses’ Emory of Baltime Miss May Pratt of thie city, and Miss Smith of Springfield. Ill, cousins of the bride, and Miss Anna Wilson, danghter of Judge Jeremiah Wilson, preceded | the bride as maid of honor. The bride en- | tered with her mother, Mrs, Niles. The bride’ attendants grouped themselves very prettily in and about the deep window, the ceremony pro- ceeded, and Mrs. Niles gave her daughter's hand in marriage. The bride wore a superb dress of white heavy faille francaise, trimmed with silver brocade and duchesse lace. The court train was several vards in length and the Jong tulle veil fell to the edge of it and was fastened to the coiffure by a half wreath of erushed white roses. The bridal bouquet was composed of bridal roses tied with white rib- bons. Mrs, Niles wore a train dress of black nuns’ ‘veiling draped in crape. Miss Anna Wilson wore a short dress of pink | tulle embroidered with chemile, and carried a bouquet of La France roses tied with broad sash ribbon. Miss Cammack and Miss Emory wore dresses of Nile green tulle, Miss Emily Cammack and Miss Grace Emory were in| dresses of corn-colored tulle and Miss Jessie | Smith and Miss Pratt wore dre of biue tulle. They were made uniformly short, | sleeveless, with half-high round necks and broad sashes about the waists, and they held fans in their hands. At the close of the cere- mony Mr. and Mrs. Harris reecived the felic’ tions of the company and the supper was served. Later in the evening the bride and room donned travelers’ clothes and departed. he bride went away in a dress of steel-colored cloth trimmed with paseamenterie, a sealskin eape and a black toque. Owing to the recent be- reavement in the family the invited guests were limited to a few kindred and neighbors, among whom were Admiral and Mrs, Porter, Mr. Rich- ard Porter, Miss Elena Porter, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Poliok, Gen. aud Mrs. Benet, Capt, and Mrs, Watmough, Mr. and Mrs. Calderon Carlisle, ‘udge and Mrs, Jeremiah Wilson, Mrs. Ray, Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Magroder. Capt. Chas, Campbell, Countess E: hazy. Mra. Carroll, Mrs. John_ M. Glover, Mr. Richard Smith, Miss Phenix, Mrs. K. Thompson, grandmother of the groom; Mrs. Cammack and Mra, Tyson of Baltimore, aunts of the groom; Judge Kichard- gon. Mrs. Eugenia Phillips, Admiral and Mrs. English, Dr. and Mrs. Rixby, Mra. Taunt, Lieut. and Mrs, E. M.G. Brown, Miss Grace Davis and Admiral and Mrs, Carter. On the return of Bir. and Mre. Harris to the city they will reside at No. 1733 I street. There was a pretty church wedding Inst even- ing at St. Paul's English Lutheran church at 740 o'clock to celebrate the nuptials of Miss Carfe L. Deckman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, | Wilham H. Deckman, and Mr. Charles H. Bau- man. all of this city. Dr. Domer, the pastor, Officiated. The ashers were Mr. Edward Koch, Mr. Charles Keiter, Mr. John Hodges and Mr. Jobn Eber. and after they had seated the guests in the church they headed the bridal proces- sion to the altar. They were followed by Misa Susie Koch, the maid of honor, and Mr. James | McGlue, best man. who walked together, and the bride and groom, walking arm in arm, closed the line. Tho robe of cream-tin e with achigh bodice and elbow sleeves. The body was tastefully dr and the tablier scarf was of silk. The Jong bridal veil was fastened in her dark hair | with ferns, and the bridal bouquet of Marechal Neil roses were tied with cream-silk ribbons, Miss Koch wore a short dres« of cream cashmere, | p, made with a V-sha bodice, and carried a} bouquet of Marechal Neil roses. After the cer- emony the wed:ling guests drove to the resi-| dence of the bride's parents, No. 933 I street, where a reception was held #hd a collation | served. The bride's cake was decorated with & wreath of Marechal Neil roses. Mra, Deck- man a&aisted at the reception, was attired ina becoming toilet of blnek Chantilly lace made | over black satin. Among the guests were Mra, Roth, the mother of the groom; the Misses Roth, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Padgett, Mr. and Mrs. Heury Steimer, Mrs, Deckman, grand- mother of the bride; Mr. and Mra, R A. Buehler, Mr. and Mra. Harry Denn Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hartman ai Mr. and Mrs. Fred liartman, the two latter gentlemen being uncles of the bride. ‘The bride | received a large number of very handsome | wedding gifts, Owing to a severe cold recently voutracted by the bride Mr. and Mrs. Bauman did not go away last « % upon a wedding Journe: Mr. Bauman and his bride will re- I sireet northwest. The Lady Dowager Countess Shrewsbury and the Countess Selkirk. who were the gnests of Sir Julian and Lady Pauncefote last evening at dinner, left the city today. They arrived at the Ariington hotel on Tu and yester Bir Julian escorted t to visit some of the many pots of interest about the city, with which they were greatly charmed. Mass Lillie Cavanangh, who bas been visiting Capt. and Mrs. B, F. Bonnix of Frederick. Md., for the past two weeks, will return home to- morrow. Mr, C. F. Haden of Panora, Iowa, and Miss Exdora 8. Benton, formerly of Washington, were married in Baltimore yesterday at the home of the bride's father, Capt. Benton, by the Rev. J. H. Smith of the M.E. chareh. Tha bride wore a beautiful white silk made en train and trimmed with Fedora lace and carried a Douquet of Marechal Neil roses. The parlor had been beautifully decorated by the bride's most intimate girl iriends, among whom were | the Misses Morrison, Wilkinson, Dulin and | Cramp from Wa gton. Mrs. Col. H. A. Seligson of West Washington has returned from » visit of several weeks with | her cousin, Miss Nettie Miller, at Frederick, Md., accompanied by Miss Miller, who will be | the guest of Mrs. J. H. (ood, No. 2812 N street, Georg: te during the coming season, The friends of Mr. Robert P. Porter, the wife of the superintendent of the census, will be glad to learn that her health has improved so much of late that a southern trip is in con- templation, after which she will return to her ¢ in Georgetown, reaching there about the firstof the year. For more than a year past Mrs. Porter has been an invalid, Miss Nellie Friebus gave an enjoyable birth- night party at her residence, 1439 U street. The Young hostess wore a forty -five-year-old striped silk belonging to her grandmother, sha: ing from bronze to garnet, emerald to cream, Among those present were the Misses Bailleul, Baker, Daffy, Ebert. Frech, Muray, Mullen, Smith, Hendry, Jones and Morgan, Messra, Cameron, G. Friebus, jr.; Wood, Mann, Ran- dolph, Morgan, Schafiuirt, Creeny and Smith. Lieutenant Commander B. FP, Tilley and family are living at 1029 22d street northwest, Hon. Evan P. Howell, editor of the Atlanta itution, accompanied by his wife and two daughters, arrived in the city last night and are spending a few days niece, Mrs. Judge Miller, at Takoma Park, Christ church, East Washington, was the scene of a pretty wedding last night—that of Miss Inez Clark. daughter of Joshaa Clark, and Mr. Nathaniel L. Fitzhugh. Rev. Mr. Wil- Hams performed the ceremony. The bride was handsomely attired in a wedding robe of rich hite silk. A reception was held at the bride's residence, after which the young couple left on # north-bouad train for a ten days’ = On their return they wiil tle down to house- in their own honie in East Wi Mr. and Mra. W. C. Whittimore have re- cently returned to their handsome residence ‘oday—Muj. Moore’s Tribute to The Washington Stock Exchange Hon- His Memory—The Double Murder. ors its President, Etc. The Washington stock exchange held its an- nual meeting yesterday afternoon and re- elected the following officers to serve for the coming year: President, C. C. Glover; vice president, Jno, W. Corson; secretary, Wm. B. Gurley; treasurer, A. K. Parris, and the fol- lowing governing committee: O. C. Green, Jas. A. Bates, and Robt. E. Frey. The exchange celebrated its eighth anniver- sary last night by giving « dinner at Welcker's to its president, Mr. Glover, who has been re- elected for his fifth consecutive term, The an elaborate one, and the table was beautifully decorated with Marechal Niel and La France roses. The centerpiece was s set figure of roses with a hanging shield contain- purple, flowers the inscription ANTED—A COOK, WHIT) ASANT AND NICELY class :ioug reference and 1, aisil & st. _ JOURNEYMAN PAINTER, TO Apply at Room CTABLE WO COUPLE WITH ONE CHILD, 3 ik RENT— VERY Pi shed Rooms: no’ aie peace incite © weat aud gas; must be mode WHO IS FIRST- all, The tragic shooting affair deseribed in yes- terday’s Star, involving the loss of three lives one of the victims being a policeman, recalls the fatal shooting of Policeman Fowler five Yearsago byanegro named Sangster. sidering the size of the police force as com- pared with the population, the officers wonder that more of their number have not been in- jured or killed. The number of officers is not nearly large enough to properly patrol the city, and frequently the officers have to go out on duty single-handed. That was the case with Policeman Crippen when he did his last duty Tuesday night. He did not go on hi beat that night, but was put on ‘hel! beat because the officer who usually patroled it was sick. A few minute faced death he met friendand while convers- ing with ror said thatevery time he went on EN shed. with Execilent Bownt aa. Moss KATE BALL, Sig Isth st. cars; references exchanged ANTED-FURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD IN D.w.; southern exposure; single — price must be stated, BLACK HOW top 210 Lepman Bi ition; sold fc P DUWNEYS Staties. 1620 El H TS, THREE UN- shed Rooms ou second flour for lizkt house- i in OMe TvOM ; was aud bath. ing ali particuiars, Mrs. XL, A FINE COUPE HORSE. 8 YEARS ED ROOMS, SINGLE OR wd Mond. eaare viewd.. price , ily located at 1534 Verm * BS e Tea aa ‘b "Gil audits ee WOMEN COOKS IN TH ik RENT—FU! em suite and bea) jANDSOMELY & ished S story Front Rooms, ba; ; ‘ies eafie floor, pear the Cavite. and ED-BY A PERMANENT BOARDER, Koom between 1Zth and 15th, N DOLPHUS, care Stir office, sent- n6-2t* nm, butlers, Waite tnd Dairy Men. DICKS, 7 ANTED-A YOUN and Help on BURA'S, cor Sdstand NA ANTED—FinsT-CLas® BANBER 020 i141 at, SAM'L SCALIA. = it* 'TED—ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN WHO 18 it afraid tu Work: one preferred with mercantile experiencé. Must coine well recommended, Plessaut runsnent position to mglt person. Address eat end wan, bath on wane i tor member ‘or Good Table Board if desired. ! i FOR BENT-217, PENNSYLVANIA AVES Ooms, ly Purui ; kitchen, Three Koos, ‘Partly Furnished loser asdnnees hae or adios oe she, Tvihst andbuere 7 STOCK OF GROCER! Apply to HENEY be MAN TO MILE, Avely stiuttS | W gna Fi Tent trom #10 to TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED ooma, with water and gas, for couple, without chiidrer ress Box ii, Star office. 6-2 TLEMAN (AND WIFE, 1WO ished Koons; moderste_ Fen d north of Jeune) ivan “hi OOR SALE—< 8x poi RENT WAS Rooms, wi fit Sitmntion “ache Dsc ¥ tial; convenient to street RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS WITH By, ae . 7. 1761 Pst, near Dupont cirele. RENT—182 ST. Hct Heated Wy Regie iP ren sth and E sts, «w. SOK SALK—A PAT! end py pe Furnace a orginal cost, for want of tase F. PULLINGER bud baum SOME CHERRY SIDEBOARD. T AUTOMATIC ing in small “C. C. Glover, The committce in charge—Meners. Davis and Parriv—had put a veto on speech making and artook of a purely informal he health, happin the guest of the evening repeatedly proposed and heartily drank, and ‘ood fellowship and joviality reigned supreme. ‘he committee relaxed the rule sufficiently to allow Mr. George H. B, White, dent of the exchange, to be call 8 few well chosen words changes made by time and the new faces now seen on the exchange, and expressed the hope that at many future reunions the same company would be found and that long life and pros- perity would be generously vouchsafed to all. As the midnight hour approached the com- earty cheers for its resident dispersed, to meet as usual today on before the officer EI Pak THE CITY, a furnished and unfurnished. vel ldced in. Washington, KOO KS, 711 G stn NOTHE! ‘00 RAILROAD LABOR- t Ba fa aoe. ee o'clock orcaliat DIOK’S Ageucy, 613 7th st. jormation, a kl SICK WHE and Gene: rofereicas required. ANTED—A FIRST-Ch AW to 1242 High (32d) st. a. vo FANTED — SALESMAN THOROUGHLY AC- Guainted with the Wholesale N cam ww, S ANTED—WOMEN COOKS, $10 TO 87: Ww Dor Maida, Nurses sud tetuhdrenses MASEL A COSat, 0 Wet ANTED—AN_INDUST! ences; pay mederat eI Apply after 8 ain. st. nw. any method yst in- OOM HN sine WANTED MISCELLANEOUS IMMEDIATELY. of Rewingtou 1; pay epet cash, NTED—ONE O& MORE COPIES OF DAILY mot Congressional Kecord Februs: » HepLeMvEL 15 to 22, LBBB. Ay vy, Star office, ae ANTED—VIOLIN CLAS EGIL ner to Join; $¥ per mouth: two lessouss weet a jon guaranteed; violins, sale at cost, 917 k et. uw, = EDIATELY—LIFE _ Address A'D., Star office. ANTED—1O ARRANGE FOR "HE iF Horse and Carriage | hree or Four Times a Week t reasonable rates. Address oy ANTED—HORSES 10 K.EP DURING WIN- ter; best of care and uttention and care ven to tender aud contracted feet, ‘Leave YES & OV,'S dtabies, 14th st. near FE. NTED-FOR CASH—A GO. foung Horse for eal Eata HORSEMAN, Star office, INTEREST IN_A WE! lished Real Estate business. Address EXPECTED TO ORT KILLED. No one knows exactly what took place in the room where the officer and Bush, the mur- derer, both received their fatal wounds, The dead officer's hands, face and head bear evi- dence of a despe wound made in his wont : s ‘ bat sideboard Price $37.50. com @86. 810 d4b ste ‘and dath, sone nae te Fate crenwuite, 20300 n seein 1908 TST. N.W., PLEA! ‘with Board iL FOR erman preferred, FINE DARK BROWN Homer, six: kind, will drive dou! etlernoons at stable ASS BAKBER APPLY n7-2t \T—FURNIGHED ROOMS AND TABLE family, At 615 E st. n.w.nt-J* UNFURNISHED Touae, can be to the first presi- ction Business truggle for life. ody was probed and it was thought that the bullet passed through the lower lobe of the heart, The body of Osborne Basey was turned over to Undertaker Dabney iast evening, but that of Bush, the double murderer, was still at the | Basey had a good moth She always looke POR, BENT = arinac mis in a new found at 228 Ind ave. nw, i RENT—ONE Ni m with alcove second fh I Feerences required. RENT — we COMMUNICATING pant eT 4 Feleremces required. RENT—NICELY FUR. PARLOR AND jSaltable for one or two wentic re . «rate fires aud alluded to the 4 SOR “SALE—CHEAP. Pups, irom imported stock, CELY FURNI-HED COCKER SPANL os aus JOR SALE — COVENTRY -BUTL Balls to ail parts, from @85 to morgue today. he gave her great trouble, after him when he was in difficulties and se- cured legal services for him, but her efforts to make a man of him were fruitless. THE BODY OF THE DEAD OFFICER was prepared for burial by Undertaker Speare last evening. The remains were dressed in the regular uniform of the force: blue tronsers, white vest and blue blouse, The remains were laced in a handsome walnut casket, and on its id is a silver plate bearing the inscription: “Americus N. Crirrex, Nov. 5, 1899, Aged 37 years.” The aged father and the brother of the de- ceased came here yesterday to take charge of Mr. L. Moxley, the city bill | ter, has had charge of the body and tool after the funeral arrangements, MAJOR MOORE'S ORDER, An order was issued last evening from police headquarters, which reads as follows: “The death of Private A. N. Crippen is an- artment with sincere regret. upon the force July 19, 1889; his brief service ended with his murder last o'clock, He met death fear- scharge of duty, and, although | mortally hurt, faced the ruftian and inflicted upon him, in return, wounds which this morn- ing terminated fatall, memory, and in recognition of his brave con- duct in the attempt to arrest a desperate char- acter, an escort of two sergeants and twenty- four privates, under command of Licut. J. E. | Heffner, will accompany the remains to the Baltimore and Potomac depot tomorrow after- noon at 3 o'clock. Capt. M. A. Austin will make the necessary detail.to report at te second pre- tion tomorrow at 2 o'clock p.m. Ws. G. Moore, Major and Supt. Met. Pole POLICEMAN CRIPPEN'S FUNERAL. ‘The funeral took place from Speare’s under- taking establishment at 3 o'clock this atter- noon. Rey. Dr. Domer officiated. There was a large escort of policemen, the second precinct except those on duty were present, and a detail from each of the other precincts, The members of the detail from the other precincts were Officers Caverly, Williams, Creigh, King, Voelbel, Broacker, Hog: Auguste, Wilson, Rodgers, Parker, Mcintosh, Hess, Welch, Han- over, McCort, Upperman, Gordon, McGrath Besides those were many officers from the different precincts, including Maj. Moore, Capt. Austin, the several lieutenants and the members of the detective corps. The pail bearers were taken from among the They were Osicers Barnes, Trammel, Law, Ferguson, Grant and JOR SALE—SIX-HORSE Bi P th ijector sud all Btu, silo. pany arose an: ; nd-s men; southern expusu Se register bea! 4ED—A YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIEN couvenient bath; strictly private inautly, 1823 M st, ‘urnishing Store. Address BIOS, LY OF TWO PERBONS, A sud iron; best of ref- 1412 20th at. nw. 0 WW ANTED—A MAN TO FIT UP FURNITURE do Repairing. Apply to ALEX. MILN: PAIR OF FINE *: halt brothers, 16\§ bands. x yours old. cisely mate ne Peir Bay Mares iu ears old; very haud-ome aud weil broken. Brown Coupe and Carriage Moree ude: 7 dears old; very stysiah and goutie. Nice Single drivers, all sound. Those who sat down to the banquet were Messrs. C. J. Bell, J. A. Bat P. Snyder, F. H. Pelouze Cottrell, Louis Cunningham, B. B. A. K. Parris, W. R. Deeble, William B. Gurley, O. C. Green, GC. C, Glover, John W, Corson, John W. Macartney, Frank Rawliny Hyde, W. W. Burdette, George John T. Armes, J. V.N. Huyck, 0. G. Staples, H. D. Green. E. K. Johnson, F. B. Conger, W. Pratt. Almost every ban! ing house end bank in Washington was repre- sented at the dinuer. —.——_ Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Nathaniel Lee Fitzhugh and Inez M. Clark; Henry F. Hayden and Emma ©, Raymond; John F, Howard and Mary C. Ware; Chas, Bild and Julia McCabbin; Wm, Boswell and Lula Tennyson; Samuel M. Arnell and Lizzie E, Brown both of Alexandri Hamilton Harper of Prince George's county, Md., and Lucy M. Ford of Spotisylvania county, Va.; Thomas Francis Bayard of Wilmington, Del., and Mary Welling Clymer; Raymond W. Smith and Eva W. Sterli dria, Va.; Patrick J. McDonough and Annie M. Dorsey; Nicholas Hayes and Mary Diskin; George Washington of St. Mary's county, Md. and Lucinda M. Smith; Isaiah J. Jackson an both of Richmond, Va.; javannah Bennett, both of —o——— The Accident to Welding Owen. A distressing and paintul accident befell Welding Owen, youngest son of Mrs, Mark B, Hatch, while playing on the corner of New Hampshire avenue and N street. | over by a loaded cart, which crushed his mght wrist and bruised his head and left leg. He was carried to his home, 1914 Sunderland by Lieut. Thompson. obnston, Snowden, Ford Thompson and Faber Johnson were sent for. Upon examining the | injared member it was found necessary to am- This was done, the little fellow bear- ing the operation like a hero. the cart was arrested by Sergt. Harbingon. but the mother of the wounded boy had him re- leased, knowing it was not his fault. The boy is doing well, but the mother is prostrated by —.——— A Boy Run Over by a Cart. Leigh Kelsey, a white boy of nine years, was run over yesterday bya dirt cart driven by Frederick Jackson, colored, who was afterward arrested by Officer Murphy. Kelsey was taken to his home, 617 23d street, in the patrol wagon and attended by Dr. Copehard. ‘Ihe case will be heard in the Police Court tomorrow. ENT — UNFURNISHED —T WO VERY bird-floor Looms: {rout mn With east bay window and alcuve: Lest, gus aud with no ebildren preierre 1108 NTED—IN A FAM ‘ite Girl to Coo! erences required. i sisters: 1Gi¢ hands; © and sant Communionting UD. FIRST-CLASS —— ‘T-310 GOST. NW, FF convenient a Vermont Stock Farm, 0D HORSES. STANTON 2, nO Ut suitable for two FOR REXTSLARGE «: ished Kooms with cou, ied by C. ¥. ANTED_—A WHITE COOK OR A GIRL WIL. ALE—A FEW Go ing to learn. A good home for y rear of 13.50 L wt (OK SALE—BAK KOOM, STOCK, FIRTURES AND uiture. iocated Gib and L ag eames 10 ewig i, at 6» good girl, at t '1ED—-A WHITE BOY, ABOUT SIXTEEN rsold, to Assist in a Grocery Store and make experience preierred. Ry sese WANED TA MALE from dictution from 2 a week. Address Bo: O GOOD CARPENTERS AT NEW ffoube. Maple ave., Sunt east of Oth Le ND SMALL NEWLY FUR uere Sinan: cugeriul dn.ng room op rst door abu first-class table tion, Dusiness y ANTED—-HOME IN RETUR: La board at jow rates; loca- ceuter, Cad at 710 11th st. ow. - x BE No ‘deire LESSONS Tent lise Address H. Slater and N, Siar office. nyuire of W. F.GUINDOR, OF BC. KNIGMA, cor. 19th and M ta. nw. Diu self userul; with 215 Take ot ew P ch, Spanish, Gera tan st. nowy Washington, DO. ) ANTED — HOSES Stables, 311 6th a, road, 8 miles from éity. 0, oed-2m" {OR RENT—FURNISNE NO OFFER — ONE heat, fas aud bath Ro A GUPAT PIAS iy 4 2) ssearcparich tour anda repeat- steed for & years. sud @10 per month bright. $148 cos HANDSOMELY single; part or wi caterer allowed or 2. OR RENT — UNFURNI! ith Intype slogeoa, site celts aie wr * es pod locality; mo ebildren, Ok RENT— Twi Rooms. furnish ing, with use of parlor, price " FURNISHED ROOMS idren nS. 709 IN. W., NICELY FUs- ‘end Thi Front Rooms. southern exposure, central; also 2 Bished for ight housekeeping. nS- QOK RENT—FUKNISHED ROOMS IN NEW in frout room, large is and spraking, FURNISHED ROO! ‘Une Second-hand hole of house: LUGO WORCH & CO. Sobiner thst. nw, Pianos s ANTED—THREE OR FOUR FIRST-CLASS Tl ‘wo or Three Heil MAS & CO., 11 ANTED—H, BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH Prices tor Second-hand Fu Cy XTUKES AND STOCK fug Hurse aud Wavou) of a firstclans Cormer dro: Cery and Proviniun Store, situsted novihweest , reas for selling baving other business. Star officw, Beoiers and ED — HANDSO! tom ONGAN ‘THO: oon and Bath; front rooms 9% nounced to the di NTED—COLORED CHAMBER MAL He was appointe so a First-class Table Waitress ; Ving the best of city references need apply. 17vv 19th st. n.w. WHITE MAN AS BUTLER IN Phi Family; references required. Apply 1 JANTED — STOCKS OF MERCHANDISE OF * . ar ae wery de fon; he it dea teed. (VB BALE—EXTRAOKDINAKY BARGAINS NYE Maa ets Bomest enter aera k om NEW AND SLIGHTLY LARGE COMMUNICATING URNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIP- tion and quantity to Cases, Carpets, Stoves,&c. A. 0. WINSTON, 9 stow ‘no! USED UPRIGHT AND ‘ CAKE PLANS, To offer piano buyers during the next ten days ape- ial prices for cash or mouthiy payasents, we will eve &@ large discount from our bous fide and best rerular Prices, and, if desired, take inexchange other food vaiue, aud cons.der such Several beautiful both of Alexan- TED — QUICK! wi Coachinen, Maids; als and Maryland, BU A ANTED—HOUSE M. ences. Apply to Mrs. Lt 1o’clook ‘Thursday or Friduy. KD—AN ASSISTANT CLOAK AL’ C, HUTCHINSON’S, 907 Pa, ave. NIED—A SHOLMAK Wise RePe rt, 317 Penn av V ED—A SMALL COLORED GIkL tely, about IY oF” 2 we WHITE OFFICE BOYS wi Butlers, Cooks, Cooks for Brooklyn (fai SHAMS, 13.1 y ANTED—CASH PAID FOR HOUSEHOLD AND Office Furniture, Also Entire Households, Stocks of Mercun..dise of Ali Kinds, Address In respect to his | ALB WT, 8 ile ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN AT The United — = TIM GOOD REI ER- EK, 1500 ee o at n6.2te Rebecca Robinson, Walter Parker and & Tacoma, Md, rixits a Special thirty: Percent discvunt and the following at incomparable ‘Values for cash only A Maxuibcent Upright, slightly used, for only 6190; A Magusficent Upright, $225: cont 8450, A Maguiicent Upright, €200 ; com A Beautiful Square Hau THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAKE ROOMS, 913 Pounaylvanie ave. closets, furnace heat, él convenient to avensecars, 8G 3d st, nw. JOR RENT—COR. OTH AND MASS. AVE., LARGE Nicely-furniehed RKooma, ‘south nd eastern exposure; references exchanged. D0 ‘OR KENT—TO A QUIET MARRIED COUP Furnished Sccond-story Loom with Board, N. Gen. dug, 13th and & ANIED — HORS INTE! ; Warm stables and weuerou: factory references irom pase und $10 per mouth. Cabin Jobu P.O., Md. ANTED — PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOL- stered, Mattresses Made Over; Work Doz Neut aud Substantial Manner; uew work solicited; C, NELBON, 1423 G Bw, + $10 per month, \V ANTED—BOY, TO FEED A JOB PRESS; MUST W & me experience, KYNEX & SAVAGE, 305 and 3U7 7th ° .D—EXPERLENCED SKIRT AND WAIST is. Also obe Apprentice, at 1213 Ist. uw. (UR SALE—SPECIAL” ANNOUNCEML Persons wining to parchasea Mabe, ibis beuue the ud MUMAVeDsEry Of My eure SLANE LO ROW Muy wp 1908 punderland place, T-TWO COMMUNICATING el, With privat u mm i Wasbibeiou, auc satisfaction gusrant Itai, se 16-481 All the ofticers of | i PROF, CHRIST- Tallor System, with mueasuire alone, as all scioutitic Patterus and insteriais cut wud instru Mine, 8. J. MabsER, 908 L at. uw. ANTED—HOUSE, WOM Boys, Girls and Bober Men for ali business. for GoyerLment positions, FFICE, 711 G new. oc: 2a 1ED—WHILE AND CULORLD SERVANTS, Had alli want of Firetclaes Sorrants stvre NI NALIONAL EMPLUX- ‘oc6-zw* STEOTEYY TOLER TT Zo por ceut discouut gu ail rena ew Bud well selected stuck LJ. MOFFATS, SEDWAKD 4. DKOUP, W. G, Metgerott ud, ¥25 Peunsylvauis ave. LE MPURTED GERMAN Bid food aus Ci BDUKE, 1155 /thetnw. 5 OB SALE—$5, Front rouse, 0 and © bath, Uwuer, 6s J. NE WK BALE—A GOUD CHICKEKING PLANO FOR beguuners; only edo. 8 FO! New International auy inch-rale or tape {OR RENT ~ DELIGHTFUL 5! , oren suite, in private family; ible corver house ; south and rast froute; windows; open grates ; references requ ald digetaw., Tealwaya ready for ull kinusuf Well Work. o¢1-1m* TO WINTER AT GEN, Ferm. Stabling and Fe Horses taken out su tue year around. For par- at jarm, or EB. Late _BY-13t At the oid sta The driver of CHAMBERMAIDS, Cages cheay at the HAKIBRLCHT. no NEW DOUBLE SIVLINE Lubin ete; 9 rooms aud AUN, DUE F at, ou JOR RENT—FURNISHED KOOMS WITH BOARD, Tor ohare at atone aud wife or two gen’ )Ok K_NT—S14 AND 816 1511 ST. N.W., NEXT ‘Tbe Shoreham, New and bi: Fu st, second and third floors; — 4-Imn Uoulars inguire of LArr ao \, Hay Beales, cor. 1m EVERYEODY SUFFERING FROM ky Cultuneys to know that 1 guarantees t wired; Kanges, F jeat or No kay. W. Apartments on ths, &e. OR RENT—IN EVERY SECTION OF THE CITY, ficent Ii furnished uufurnished, with or without boaid. “An accurate kept of ali hotels and boarding houses, M RENT» ING PAKLOKs, Cure ‘Them or No Va} PELFFER & COX ce Made to Hi ola KING SCHOOL, 612 13TH Pupils w learn the art of Measuring, Cutting it Mme. Washington's Dress’ Cutting Scule, with the privilege of makiug one dress while ng. AU who have sewrned this new system speak of it 10 highest terms. Pupils guaranteed constant employment at highest pi meusuremeut, with sleeve UK SALE-IF ¥ UWN A Hulse 10U C4 T BUTTEKINE, jock of Morse Biaukeuw aud ranted not to get NEK. Bi 2Uc. pound ; cooking, 15e. Wari e butter) for one month, or money re- rd, purer, richer, and wr omy a 30, middie of BNE myy- TANIED—STEAM CARPET CLEANING A Kenovating Works: Feathers renovated. tresses mnvde oVer, } urniture Stcumed, and Moths rd. F.H.XOUNGS, 1402 Pa.av, Lelephoue 1U08-2 ry Cotton Beed La: ues further than Lari enter Murket at stali RNISHED OB URFCRNIsHeD ice cure ‘door. door. 183 Lath st. nw. ‘ES IN HIGH OFFICIAL LIFE refined Striped au Myrdcred WHAT HIS BROTHER OFFICERS WILL DO, The late Officer Crippen did not belong to the relief and the usual amount of money will The department, how- ever, provides for the expenditure of 275 for faneral expenset,and the officers will con- tribute to pay the balance of the expenses aud erect & monument in memory of the brave | ted liuiugs cut by Er Are morse Biaukels. Re Carriage sobes, v JOR RENT—PARTL can find the 1723 Hi st. ow. oc23-15t* \T—SEVERAL ELEGANT LARGE ROOM or unturiisbed, single or ex uld suit SeuBLors; also Labie At 1110 Lat. new. HIRE AN ENERGE’ Di-tribute Advertising: to uiteuid to our Local Interests, A straight 5 and expeuses sulk be paid, Ad- y ANTED—WE WANT Verson in every ivcuilty to F. LAth wud & ots uw, bVIALbLA— AN 4X aliet & avis Oprigut not be due his family. (UK SALE OR KKNT—iM quisiie LoLed Nearly New 24aLo; Use Darwell, BEUBE I, OWLELe dOkVLag Did vinm uw, Ok DALE — GREAT trom 860 ap, on go and Catholic University Music. A public rehearsal of the music to be ren- dered at the dedication services of the Cath- olic univorsity on Wednesday next will be held at St. Matthew's church on Monday evening. | The choir, under the leadership of Rev. Jos. | Gray, the choir master of the university, is ‘composed of the following members: Firat They will be token to Herndon om the 4:16 | fU9F—Herndon Norseli, Wm. Hl. Barnett, Wm, ‘The interment will take place near MONEY TU LOAN. NDOWMENT, LIFE AND ONTINE POLICIES bought at highest cash prices, Low 10. at Feasouable terms. Apply to 1307 F st. u.w, 0 YOU WANT MON at Low Intere-t on Faruiture, Fiunos, Horses, Wagous, Housediold Goods or uther personal proper principal aud interest payable in Weekly or mont payineuts; ne Femoyal or publicity, Box Yo, Stur office. F SI., HAS MONEY Sul. Low KAT ‘COMMIBBION. ONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RAT: S$ ON AL securities, iis ed ai.d unsisted, aud ood collateral, reiul payer bousut HB. FELAL, 4 H ST., LARGE, AIRY COMMU- 18; convenient to nicating Rooms. en sufte or st The floral offerings were very handsome, among them being a shield bearing the officer's number. *145,” in immortelles, At the con- clusion of the ceremonies the remaius were es- corted to the Baltimore and Potomac depot, Metropolitan Club, War aud Novy departments; suit- able for receptions. Caterer aliowed. H N.W., HANDSOME SUITE wate bath. UK DALE—>BOUND-HANY COUPES, Bo. wham, Victoria wud wii tue latest sy ier tas and OR RENT—1405 Roowsa, with open Also vtuer rooms, ‘Labie board. Santer carmages. — JUN A. 2008, $00 Fa ave, ANTED— MALE AND FEMALE COOKS Waiters, Servunts and Clerks; aivo Coschinen to fill. ositious, Cailat once at bAASBURY'S Empi ment Ageucy, 1410 G ot. n.w., Basement, o¢1z-1 UBTWORTHY MAN OF GOOD ‘debt Us SALL—CALL AT WM. F. GEVE 43,400 Pa ave., abu nee the dancont saon, Coupes, Wekwus, heck, doom, Bulk Dew and sec torus to close out sive. Dayton Wagous and, J, P, Collins, A. 8, Fennell Fred. Knoop. gvous from Tesiden Second _tenor—Lucien Caultield, J, F, y Henry Jordan, C, M. Connell and J. ©. Weid- man. First bass—L, E. Gannon, E. L. Bar- | ». O. Burg, M. A. Donnelly, L. Lind- | heimer and G, R. Sheriff, Second bass—Emil lan, M. J, Grant, John Mand- H. Bosweil and W. A. Widner, a The Death Record. During the twenty-four hours ending at noon more and six weeks ago he today deuchs were reported to the health office had a second stroke of paralysis, which yester- as follows: Whit day extended tu his heart, been connected with St. Stephen's puri twenty-one years and before that was assistant at St. Matthew's brought to the parisi: house, 242 avenue, this afternoon. The arrangements for the funeral have not yet been made, — FOR RENT. JOR BENT—1017 14° six Kooms, with bath, toge Key'at corner Sivre. MUST & HUNGERFORD, in state old New gud-Land, For cash orou esay _ Death of Father McNally. The Rev. John Stephen's Catholic chur hue and 27th street nor! pastor of St. Pennsylvania ave- west, died yesterday | Holer, J. H. at 7:30 p.m. at St. Agues hospital, Baltimore. | slay, J. F. Bl Father MeNally bad a stroke of is, but during the summer his health The latter part of Septem- TO EMPLOY A FEW LADIES e Charge Of ty Business at Lheir Hines; eutirely wuobjectionable; light; Rating and healthtul; no talking required tion; Wames, S10 per wees iu adv: JOR BALE-SPECIAL. BeaAvBUur UPRIGHT PIANOS, 810 Mopiay rayments, FALACE UnGAds, 06 moutuly Fey ments £. 0. omaata, 122 WILL FAY OU hdl, tucks, Comune: OR RENT — FINE, LARGE STORE, C +a bas, ducation, adjuluink New Lincoly Hail aud wear ave. Cail and see it at 419 Yth wt. nw. ce es include some OF t Ey IN HAND ZO LUAN ON ALBERT F, FOX, te Call at Make & selechion (al powir © wust) froin Ove Luuated aud By Dini-clase Car Leno buggies, Fumetous, Carte, Sprug aud other ou SAL ir i greatly improved. (001 7-thides, isin" ber he weut to Balti 2 inquire of Owner, cor. New Hanipadire Nj QNEY.TO LOAN ON ALL LOCAL 5 ve. aud H st. nw. nol-}iu* dand Uniisted secur. Lo} TH, t jewe (Etuployment Bure: ‘nitions at Good Obtained at College Building, 313 6th oe] -3in e—Jas, J. Sullivan, 22 years; Norma Ganbin, 17 years; Chas, Kendrick, 3 ears, and Rosanna Louden, 33 years, Colored— rancis J. Smith, 73 yea D: Dr. McNally had 2 I SM. Su auproved real, eatate security at band S per $500,000 cent, Nodelay. Large loans a speci BEALL, BEI $50,000 ALE—CARRIAGES, WAGUNS AND bOG- ie worms, CUUK & John Cole, 23 years; avenport, 60 vears; Heartless Ford, 35 | years, and Mamie Ward, 1 year, FOR RENT—OFFICES. i K DESIRABLE OFFICE ROO levator service, iu the Lous * TaSSay ave RENT LN LARGE emains will be cs . Ww. cor. 13th and Pennsylvania r J e & A COOK, WITH 8! she will ave no wut ul The Widow’s Three Husbands. The application of a woman for a widow's At the annual meeting of the Washington | pension has been made the subject of &n inter- Ramabai circle, at St. Jobn’s parish hali last | esting opinion which has just been issued in evening, the officers were re-elected as follows: | printed torm from the Interior department. President, Rev. T. S. Wynkoop; secretary, Miss | It is a decision of Assistant Secretary Bussey to Kate Reyburn; tressurer, Prof. R, B. Warder, | the commissioner of pensions, It seems that | A report of the school work accomplished at | the woman married a second husband while Bombay, Indio, by Ramabai since her return | ae eae ee eet dra es 0. 1 i esting | alive. er the death of her secon ni was read by Mrs. C. H. Dall, and an interesting joe tuastien a third (G.), with whom she still | She claimed the right to prosecute the for invalid pension, Doe 1 vod and Aeuicuies. Bena tor Libus School Work in India. TO LOAN IN SUMS TO 8U: ‘O” GAS ENGINE 2. SLARGALDALR, Real Letate, Loaus aud lise Ob SALE—iHE quires uo boiler; avoids all expensive stter 0 banaduy of tu: or c 2 ousemuids, Waitress, Nurses, Laundresn, Conch. uilers, Waiters and general housework, 6 Also Kuropenn Steamship Axent. n07~ KS — PUSITIO: iw Lauuiress wud FOR RENT-STABLES. DQUAR’ amber Maid, Wath ress; Men Waiters, Cooks, Coac! OMBS, 8° a. TO LOAN ON ty y Bu ee aL is 2 bast Capitol st. APPROVED KEAL Es’ 3 2. k. HalGud, 121 he Keal «state bxchange, CENT ON AP- Large amounts « % BLE OL Lou? F at uw. CAPITOL BILL RMONT ALLEY BETW 1 two jarge stalls aud box wobiuan's quarters, wents; lance paudoc “THOsS. FEWER & 00, BUDSLNESS CHANCES. OR SALE—A FIRST-CLAtS® MAKKE DW. ; Tease fOr selilg, sickueee, $25,00 EY TO LOAN ON ED GIRL, APLAC Lor address 808 McGuire's court Hand I, 3d nud 456 sta. aw. NG LADY A POSITION AS i best references. BY A NEAT COLOR! js Norse or Waitress inn Pri T-CLASS GROCERY Hox 11%, Star uitice. Li—GOUD BUSINESS SLAND ON K 3. T Matiet abu Pend. ave, Brick Store aud well: Ug Wiis wow Drica stabie ib rear; can be sid wh aaa Cush payanent , Jot LURL1S to alley 4 Wisou g address on the character of the work was ma by Mr. J.W. Holcombe. 2 JOR RENT—DEC. 1-STABLE ON 30-FOOT AL mg ener Pape ch ‘Three Siuils, Couchman's Kooms, water and gus. 1441 Khode oy | claim of the first husb: Gen. Bussey decides ing the facts and spe: | soldier husband Gen. Bassey says: Tt appears that the death of the soldier did not even suggest to Mrs. 8 jshe had by reason of the widow” of Mr. B. m was being sun) Agent Key’s New Pian. Agent Key of the humane society, being un- able to take sore back horses and other bad! neourt and file them as ex- hibits, has adopted a new plan, which has met with success. It is the taking of photographs Hie ofsuch animals. In the case of Edward Gor- | man it was alleged that his horse was not prop- erly treated for its disabilities. wanted the animal removed in the ambulance toa stable, but the detendant claimed that Le | had properly cared for the horse. | Miller thought 80 too and dismissed the case. A picture of Green Siay's horse was also shown aud the judge took the owner's personal bonds, Philip Wallach’s Will. . x Mo ¥ TO LOAN AT FI ANTED-BY A KES! proved Heal Ka it rs Work. Cail or address 115 ANTED—BYA SETTLED COLO! a Pluce as Cook. Chamber Maid good references, Cull at 112% 190h et. n.w. ANTED—BY A FIKST-CLASS COO! to do Wusuing aud Ironing for @ Pri ish ood recommendation, 1: ith abd i4th and Gaud H sts. 1° ANTED—BY A RELIABLE COLOKED M\ ddress L., Flace as Hostler or Driver. 2024 Lst. now. king of the death of the T—LARGE STABLE AND HALL ON G ‘Sth and 10th, including Large Lerd: & Stable iu rear of 1633 1 st now. ; outh, Also Commodious Stable being” bull 011053 Ost. nw. ; 825 per mouth, BEALL, BO WN & 00., 1321 Fee 0. LOST AND FOUND. OST—TAKE McOsule; dc Vercoat, In the pockets able treated anim: R® & 00. LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS, oe. }UKSALE—A CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CKEAM Peebishwelt on ye gone “gt bivca and nents abd Pustable Oven, “Buu. ine GU. ¥. LINKNS, bend M ste uw, NTY SUKVEVOM, pustoMoe, Giendas paid to laying cut owns and the thought that vent become the But, while the a over the breathless body of the neglected soldier, “Widow” 8, was indulging in the pleasures of a festive court | ship, adorning the brow of the devoted G. with ns ofa new love, and preparing for the yous hour wheu, for the third time in her rilliant career, she might pledge her vows at the marriage altar. wearing the title of “Widow B., thought of a ps @ situation: can turn 1g) F. BILLOPP, Co: Harrison Place, bet. 14 © George's Count Particular stentien SOCIABLE A night, 6th imstan| Were woLue Valu: Please Lave the Kinduoss to return sume Peunsylyania ave. se. aud receive thanks of THE GENERAL EASTERN AGENT nd, Philadephia. Proposals wil be Se ULL SALULDAL, NOVEMBER of the 23 ol Log pile and Berge Ca: is of 150 to Zou Lous Carrying cayactty, he ys erty of the Phi.adeiphis aud nesdink iaurosd Coim- now lyme aloug the Aboot the schayskelb fannl between Piuadelphis aud deuuy skils Haven, be suid 6 they lay ane to be removed at the expense For further intorma BANA a. at General Eastern Agent. ¥ CHAMBERMAID! Maids, Waiters, N’ ined the idea of nastauch as the ension had not then been enter- tained, She was ‘Widow 8,” then, with anaching void to hastily become ‘*Mrs.G.” before a gj The will of the late Philip Wallach was filed | grass could rise from the forgotten today, fully proven, admitted to probate and letters of administration ¢.t.a. were granted to | James Lansburgh ona bond of $14,000. The | will bears date of July 29, 1885, and leaves to his mother $200 annually andat her death the same to his sister, Fannie Bowers, for two and oue-half years, and the rest of his estate to his wife, whom he named executrix. Mrs, Wal- lach renounced her right and, with the heirs, asked tor the appointment of Mr. Lansburgh. i A Sunday Battle in “Foggy Bottom.” There was battle Sunday afternoon at the mouth of Hughes’ alley on 26th between I and K streets northwest, in that section of the city | known a8 “Foggy Bottom.” The were all negrocs and many of them were under the influence of liquor, when many church to church wane - a - were woun y flying bullets. Th exact cause of the fight is not known, but it is supposed whisky was at th The men, probably a dozen or ber, met at the mouth of the alley and the promptly begun. It is thought that men drew pistols from their used the: Pei pockets an m2. the neighborhood were forced to their houses to keep from being shot down. Policemen Hurd aad Bril ith Mrs. Howell's | scene after the shootimg was over and they succeeded in obtaining the names of several of the negroes who, it is alleged, Last night two of the: Weaver—were arrested, and y were taken to the Police Court, The court heard evidence as to the disturbance but the witnesses were unt proof failed to show that Weaver had a weapon jaitted of thatcharge. Perry istol and he was ory i THIRTIEL 4G, 1: Lot Lmen, Kitcuen Han a HU 7 en, Porters. BUMNHAMWS: 12100 st eae OST—FROM WAGON THURSDAY MOK ron of ike 1 between Baltimore and Putoniae frviglt depot and if returned to —— 01 AT THE LOWéSt KAT OF INTEREST UD KEAL b5tALe 1N THIS DISTRICT, AO. HOLL Zab Corner 10th and ¥ sts, ow, A WIDOW, A POSITION AS CO! im willing to do se ing. read or walt on an invalid, reterences quired, Address WIDO' 3 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLOREDGIRE, Nurve or do Mouse Work. address 1805 't et. uw. ANTED—DRESSMAKING TO DO IN FAMILIES taki Perfect fitting gusrantegd. ED—] panion or House Kee; e1 Powomec Freight Depot. OST—THUKSDA Livetvesn Suse cel Contai.ing Beaver sur, to 1év4 11th ot nw, ‘—THURSDAY, ON E 8T. N.W, NEAR ‘a Pocket Book Containing Mouey, icket to Baltsmore; Indtiais EB Kon Ouside. HesnllY, 2¥ 6h eames re e FICIAL a GUM, 15 PLAIN, ubey lve 2) W, 8. BAKNES, ith ER ONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE A ML ‘Sums at Lowest. Rates on heal Estate Security. 8 of 84,500 aud 3,500 at 5 osha HU ACHINS, BULKLEY « Ort Pips ere nppamee ESTATE IN SUMS $5,000 40 $100,000; TIN P. BROWN, Gio’ er “first husband.’ Sidney B. Marshall of Prince George's county, Md., was, on motion of Gen, Henkle, admitte: to the bar of the District toda: John Cosse!s et al. have file ebb against BE, F. | executors of the will of Eliza the appointment of a trustee to hold certain of tho estate subject to a decree in equity, ———_-— ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tee Evewxino Stan, Arrer tu Exrcriox.—The democrats here were jubilant last night and expressed their e election by scores of all bonfires, They came, however, into com- etition with the moon and the electric light. he working democ; their room and made Gen. Mahone’s funers _9c26-a,tu,th tal JOR SALE—ORK EXCHANGE FOR CITY Pi erty—A 139 Acre Farm; 100 acres 11 cuitivation; good dweling, barn, cork aud carcage uvtses; Dear ew; excelieni Well, is iv Sullurd county, nears encésbvurg, Va. on Warrenton ¢ « Apply owner, &. 4 BURDI da bill by Messrs, jualrough et al., Ray et al., for ANTED—BY A YOUN! Penman, quick and acct stands ypewriting, &@ Position to Do Clerice: J.M. itar office, ni ANTED —BY AN EXPERIENCED COLOKED sae @ Situation to work: LADY WHO 18 A GOOD Store sud school urate at ‘under Mt. Pleasant, D.C. ward, REESE -LONG-EARRD FOX TERRIER, WHITE PERSONAL. OCTOBER 10, A LITTLE COLOKED GIRL jiaged Mary Vau, Arky, Sble toward will be given for any to her repovery. AL or Vacant Ground. UBMDLLvT & BLADLEY, BONDS. AULL QUARTERLE PY g1uou. jashington st. nw. A DRESS MAKER A FEW EX- U WANT TO BUY Ok SELL LOCAL STOCKS 3.009 ON REAL ESTATR: 500 [set1j THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS 10 SULi, AT 6 AND RANK H. PRLOUZE, 1313 F STREET, Users te ivestorredne Bryt-cinss 4 6 and 6 Per Gent dividend-paying Swcks and ‘Alay las Muuey to dob ou Couaterals FE INSURANCE ON THE COMMON SENSE Li? joy over the result of ANTED_FIRSTCL Aig. § DReae doris _ old, left her Thos ¥ participants | ‘s home, No. st. Suit. (ibe Arlington Fi ONEY TO LOAN On Approved Meal Estate Securit ATES ONSAP- tate Security, tere amounts 3 ieana eee The shooting occured People were on their way ‘miracle that 0! } crates ate the oysters of joy and drank the beer Datei, Tn | of Saliiee till sleep came, The Geaed repants: thought that the electric light had run off the track and strack some! harder than McMillan struck Ready, have now osed again and stan of their platform, ‘There's ocrats in office and Harrison must put’em ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ‘Chamber Maid or Waitneag aa, iTED—A LADY DESIRES A PLAC. Seen Bee, Address 1328 1: jie —BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE reparations to solemnize PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, Other jubilant demo- . Communications promptly confident Grades enc td teed. Our barca EBON, 1112 F st. aw CST Hs en, *ANTALOONINGS.—1. our control; one bi MUTUAL RiLIEF ASSOCIA’ Of Wasuiuxton, DC. ied March 28, 1876, ‘Death of Member. cans, who at firs bottom of it, teen in num- A WHITE ‘and i ates ity reterences. Call of nnwme O OFRIOE, 711 Gath WANTED--HOUSES, eee ww BUREN BMITH, Secretary. Southeast corner 4th aud G sts. iL. oposite BR * 0. Fa ot LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. shooti: at least five st ‘ATE fo = an Low. ESTATE SECUR- Snape ONEY TO LOAN ON ee Moxes, TO lw. ity within the it appeared on the was shown to given the extent and each of them was fined $20 —— Caaxoz or True on Tax Ba timone AxD Omt0, id N streets, They have | —The winter schedule of the on the corner of 17th an Ty of been warmly welcomed by a large will go into effect on the 10th ‘when some important changes will be MOOK BRO. & 00., 13808 7 ll