Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1889, Page 2

THE SATURDAY STAR. A Paper That Will Tecem With Read- able and Timely Features. ‘Tomorrow's twelve-page San will have many timely and readable features. It wil) contain the second installment of Frank R. Stockton’s bright serial, “The Stories of the Three Burg- lars,” published here exclusively in Tae Stan, besides many other attractive articles pre- pared especially for this issue. Beginning with the opening of the Catholic centennial cele- bration in Baltimore Sunday, the events of the coming week, ending with the dedication of the Catholic university in this city on Wednes- day, will be of great goneral interest, but of especial import to the Catholics of this city and archdiocese. Star writers and Sran artists have been employed im presenting in an inter- esting way the salient points of the great cele- bration, and the results of their work will be given tomorrow. Besides the articles devoted to these special topics Tux Stan will have the usual attractions which make it so welcome a visitor in the home cirele Saturday night and cover with fullness all the news of the day up to the hour of going to press, The list of features of tomorrow's paper comprises the following: THE CATHOLIC CENTENNIAL: Mat tors of interest concerning the great celebra- tion to open in Baltimore Sunday. (lilus- trated.) THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY: A de- scription of the institution which will be formally opened in this city next week. Iustrated.) THE STORIES OF THE THREE BURGLARS: The second installment of Frauk K. Stockton’s bright serial. (Illus- trated.) WHERE IDEAS ARE WEIGHED: The office where Uncle Sam's representatives pass on the claims of inventors. (Illus- trated.) FORTUNES IN REAL ESTATE: Citi- zens of Washington who pay taxes on large amounts of real property. GEN. ORDWAY’S HEADQUARTERS: Sketches in the building where the affairs of the national guard are directed. (Illus- trated. LADY PAUNCEFOTE AT HOME: The British minister and his family; their sur- roundings at the British legation. (Ilus- trated. ) THE SPEAKERSHIP CONTEST: Men from whom the successor to Mr. Carlisle will be selected. (Mlustrated.) AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN HO- LS: Mr. Goo, C. Boldt writes of the dif- ferences between the systems on the two con- tinents. OCTOBER AT SEA: A Sran correspond- ent tells his experience on a transatlantic Voyage in the month of head winds. ATTR ac foiehd E HOMES: di Suggestions for in table decoration. with nce to the six-o'clock tea. BUYING AND SELLING LAND: Facts and gossip of interest concerning real estate and projected improvements, HOME MATTERS: [elpfual suggestions for house keepers and hints for the pantry, kitchen and dining room, GOSSIP _ FROM GOTHAM: men and things in the Metropolis t the eyes of a Star correspondent. eye is LYNCH LAW AT LEESBURG. A Negro Prisoner Taken From the Jail and Hanged to a Derrick. Glimpses of ough SE WAS CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTING TO OUTRAGE A WHITE SCHOOL GIRL AND CONFESSED HIS GUILT—THE JAIL ENTERED BY STRATEGY—THE PRISONER STRUNG UP WITHOUT TIME TO PRAY. Reports of a lynching at Leesburg, Va., hav- ing reached this city a Stan reporter investi- gated the matter and learned the following facts: Wednesday evening about dusk as Miss Leith, a school girl about seventeen years old. was returning from the Hamilton academy near Leesburg, Va., she was feloniously as- saulted by a colored boy named Owen Ander- son. Her screams alarmed him and finding that he could not accomplish his purpose he fied and returned to Hamilton. The girl, thoroughly terrified, ran all the way home screaming. When she arrived she told her story and said she believed that Owen Ander- son was the man who assaulted her, although HE WAS DISGUISED. Accordingly Anderson was arrested and taken before John Melton, a justice of the peace. ‘The girl was brought in, but she could not iden- tify him. his disguise on the night before being socomplete. As there was not evidence on which to bold him he was set free, but the citizens arrested him again and demanded that he be detained until the matter was looked into further. That afternoon a search party was organized and determined to look around for evidence. The ground about the place where the assault occurred was first searched. About a bundred yards away an old guano sack was found, evidently used as a disguise, HE CONFESSES. He was confronted with the bag and asked to explain how it was that it was found near the spot where the assault occurred, when he was seen to have it the day before. The terrified boy stuttered and stammered, and after being eroas-examined he completely broke down and confessed that he was guilty, but begged for mercy. The angry crowd were going to lynch him, but after a hasty consultation they de- cided to let the law tcke its course. He was then bound and taken before Capt. Frank Meyers, another justice of the peace, and given & hearing, after which he was committed to the egg be to await the action of the grand jury. we men then repaired to the home of their leader and there discussed the crime. ‘Their deliberations resulted in the determina- tiou to lyuch the negro. TAKEN FROM THE JAIL BY STRATEGY. ‘The jail where the prisoner was lodged is a lege, strong structure, and the jailor, Mr. Charles F. Laycock, a determined officer Strategy bad to be used. So one of their num- ber was bound hand and feot and taken to the ti asa@prisoner. The jailor thinking an arrest d been made opened the large iron doors and the crowd filed m, carrying the bound man. As soon as they were weil inside the jailor was seized and his keys taken from bim.” Away in one corner of cell No. Sthey found the man they sought. Quickly securing bim the crowd returned to the street. BANGED TO A DERRICK. The clock on the old church tower was just chiming the hour of 2 as the strange procession marched toward the depot. Here a huge der- rick used to load marble from the Virgini quarries on the cars stood out in bold relief ageinst the sky. A rope secured and fast- ened around the prisoner's neck and the other end thrown over the boom of the derrick. Without giving bim time to pray he was hauled up and left dangling, while the party with- drew. ‘The sheriff was notified and the body was cut down about daylight this morning. iss Leith is a prepossessing girl of seven- teen and belongs to one of the best families in that section of the country. Another Account of the Lynching. A special dwpatch to Tux Evexixo Star from Leesburg this afternoon says: About 1 O'clock the town was entered by about 100 armed men, who quietly picketed the corners, sud then twoof their number, with what ap- peared to be @ prisoner between them, ap- prowched the jail and demanded admittance with their prisoner. The jailor spened the out- Side door, admitted them,and they walked in the inner department of cells, manded the kevs of Ther there do to deliver 1! [ E A i i | F E 3 & g & ~ IN THE SOCIAL WORLD. Incidents of the Bayard-Clymer Wed- ding—Personal Notes of Interest. The ex-President and Mrs. Cleveland while in the city were the guests of ex-Marshal and Mrs. A. A. Wilson, ex-Secretary and Mrs,- Fair- child were with Judge and Mrs. Charles Nott of the Court of Claims, and Mrs. Dickinson was at the Arlington hotel. After the Bayard- Clymer wedding yesterday the ubove-men- tioned party left the city together on the 4 o'clock train for New York city. Mrs, Cleveland’s wedding present to Mra. Bayard was a beautifal Pompeiian vase; all the other families of the late Cleveland cabinet sent gifts to the bride. ‘The Gress worn by Mr. Bayard’s bride was made from a pieee of china crepe that was the gift to the bride of the late Chinese minister, | Ste Chang. Miss Clymer, the aunt of the bride and the only representative of her father’s family, was present, having come from Trenton, her home, for the occasion, A large proportion of the guests were from Dela- ware and were the relatives of the two families, who are distantly connected in some of the branches, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shubrick Clymer, the former being the brother of the bride and a professor of Harvard college, with their son, are still in the city and are staying with Mrs. Clymer at her home. The four Miss Bayards who attended the wedding all wore pretty girl- | ish gowns of embroidered muslin and gay rib- bons. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Everett were among the guests. Judge John Davis has returned to the city. Capt. and Mrs. Frank P. Gross have moved from their R street home to No. 1337 Q street. | Since their removal Mrs. Morrow, Mrs. Gross’ mother, who lives with them, bas been and still is seriously ill, Bishop W. A. Leonard, late rector of St. John’s, is now in Cleveland, Ohio. The wife of Secretary Tracy of the navy and daughter, Mrs. Wilmerding, are in the city at | the Arno, where they will remain until the im- provements upon the house they are to occupy on Farragat square are completed. Mrs. Wil- merding wil! spend the winter here. Mrs, Tilford of New York city has taken the house of Mrs, Hampden Zane, No. 1215 19th street, and will be here in a few days with her daughter. Senator and Mrs. Don Cameron are in the city and in their house on Lafayette squar Mrs. Cameron is declining all invitations, as she is still in mourning for the late Hon. Simon Cameron. Mr. Aulick Palmer has sailed for Europe, where he will be the U. 8. consul at Dresden. Mrs. Palmer accompanied him. M. Roustan is in Philadelphia visiting his brother, who is captain of the French cruiser Rolande, under repairs in that city. Among this season’s debutantes will be the Misses Russell of Georgetown, granddaughters of Mr, Columbus Alexander. Col, Elliot, U.S. army; Mrs, Elliot and Miss Eliict are at the Grammercy, 823 Vermont avenue, for the winter. A quiet home wedding took place yesterday at noon at the residence of Geo. C. Hatch, on Acushnet avenue, New Bedford, Mass., when Lieut. James H. Grown of the revenue marine service was united in marriage with Miss Anna C. Hatch. Rev. L. B. Hatch of Whitman, uncle of the bride, officiated. It is announced that F. Marion Crawford, the novelist, is to become a resident of Washington. Among the passengers from Europe who landed yesterday morning were Charles Rich- ards Dodge and wife, who are now in this city, stopping at 1336 Vermont aveuue. Mrs. G_ C. Goodloe, wife of Maj. G. C. Good- loe of the marine corps, left for Lexington, K, tevening to join her father, Senator who has greatly mproved in health. Miss Blanche Blanchard of New Orleans, who is spending a month in Washington prior to her return home, sang last evening at the re- ception given by the Carroll institute. Mr. Eugene Whitfield of Texas is visiting the family of his brother, Lieut. W. G. Whitfield, at the Buckingham. Paymaster Henry R. Smith and wife are vis- iting Mr. Chas, Foster and family, 1017 16th street. Mr. and Mrs. Jules A. Demonet of 1919 H street signalized their return home after & summer's absence by giving a_ prize loto party in honor of their friend, Mrs, Lynn of Virginia, now visiting this cit In addition to the guest of honor, Mrs. Lynn, there were also present Miss Mollie Byrne, Miss McFarland, 3 Emmi bbs, Mrs, Addie Prosperi Cridler, Mr. and Mra. E. V. O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. William Thorn, Mr. D. I. Mury irphy, Mr. Cole, Mr. Eberly, Mr. Lynn and Mr. W. D. McFarland, Besides presiding at the convention of ocni- thologist to be held in NewYork next week,Prof. Elliott Cones will give one lecture on woman suffrage and two on theosophy during his stay in Gotham, He will leave Washington on Sat- urday with Mrs. Coues and they will give several days to social ples THE “FOGGY “‘Borrom? Judge Miller Lectures Two of Them and Gives Them ‘Full Extent of the Law.” | GANG. “Nat” Morris and “Sam” Carter, young col- ored men, were charged in the Police Court this morning with complicity in the shooting affray in “Foggy Bottom” last Sunday, as pub- lished in yesterday's Sran. ‘The affiay oc- curred cn 26th street, at the mouth of Hughes’ alley. One witness testified that there were five or six hundred persons on the street when the shooting took place. The witnesses saw both the defendants taking part in the shooting. A colored woman appeared on the street and said. hoot the — of —.” Then shots were again exchanged. Policeman Gebrman said he heard thirteen pistol shots fired, but did not think these were more than half of the number fired in the melee. One of the bullets came near striking a@ young man. “BLOOD FIELD, NUMBER ONE.” “That neighborhood,” said Policeman Hurd, “js Blood Field, number one.” Then the of- ficer gave the defendants an unenviable rep- utation and told of the pistols that were used. “Step up here, Morrison,” said the judge. here did you get your pistol? ‘In Georgetown 'Whereabouts in Georgetown?” ‘In a pawn shop.” “How much did fies hn! for it?” “One dollar and a hi ‘No, sir. “What did you get it for “To keep in the house. “Did you think somebody was going to harm you?” [Laughter.] JUDGE MILLER ON PISTOL CARRYING. “Look here, boy,” said the judge, “let me tell you one thing. You have got to stop car- rying pistols about this city. I only regret that I can’t send you away longer than the law allows. You ought to be put in the peniten- tiary and remain there for the balance of your | life. As long asI hold this court I intend to discourage the carrying and use of deadly weapons by applying the law to its fullest ex- tent. For carrying the pistol you are fined €50 or 90 days they for being disorderly you are fined 320 or 90 days. That is all the law allows and I am sorry for it, for this is one of the most outrageous affairs of the kindthatl have ever kuown here” CARTER GETS THE SAME. Carter was then called up and told that he might know what to expect. The remarks also ae to him, and « similar sentence was im- Pothen the officers told the court of a place in the alley kept by a colored man named “OLD UNCLE NICK.” “It's a place,” said Officer Hurd, “where loaf- rs, thieves, crap shooters and murderers con- gregate. Virgie Jackson, Mary Reckett and Henrietta Brooks, colored girls, were arrested there last night and were charged with va- grancy. “They eaused ail the shooting,” said Officer Hurd, “and Buddy Ridgely, ‘ofes- sional crap shooter, is one of their frien Henrietta Brooks was released on her per- sonal bonds and her two female companions — Buddy Ridgely were given ninety days Si ae Baltimore Anarchists Going to Celebrate A program has been issued for a celebration in Baltimore of the anniversary of the hanging | report modified and confirmed, | Latin and ph: | look as well asa 25¢. one, 9 THE COURTS. Orncurr Covrt.—Judge Montgomery. Today—Wescott & Wilcox agt. Luerson; vol untary non-suit. American imp. cement com- agt. Wheatley; Rayner et al. agt, Fisher; Eade pencil com| ny 96% seme; Fisher et al. same, and & Aker agt. Kaufman; pes by default. Equity Covrt—Judge Cor. Today—Hill agt. Hutchins; leave to amend bill granted. Jackson agt. Ashford; fro con- fesso. O'Brien agt. O’Brien; do., and refer- ence to MN. Richardson to take testimony. In re. Aloysius Tuohy, Ellen Southard and | ,¥¥ Dunlop; writs de Innatico ordered | agt. Tuohy; demurrer of | Josephine to issue. Shi Tuoby overruled. Gorman agt. Montgruffo; sale notified nisi. Dickinson agt. Dickinson, testimony ordered taken by C. Ingli. Cook agt. McLean; exceptions to anditor's report overruled. Woodard agt. McEuen; auditor's Tddins agt. Iddins; W. E. Edmonston appointed guardian ad litem. es ALEXANDRIA. Tae Scnoor Boarp.—The city school board met last night with eleven of the twelve mem- bers present. Col, F. L, Smith was re-elected president and Major Hubert Snowden elerk of Tie toard. New by-laws were adopted provid- ing for the loan of school books to indigent children, and adding the higher mathematics, al science to the curriculum of both the boys’ and the girls’ schools. A letter written by Dr. Nevitt to the board was ordered tobe returned in order to be published b; him if he desired. Miss Ada Roxbury was clecte a teeacher, vice Miss B. W. Nevitt, resigned. ‘The further consideration of the Gray case was postponed until the February meeting. Tur Crry Axxvat.—The city auditor has just published the city annual, containing the mayor's message and the annual reports and public accounts of 1889, ‘The volume is neatly gotten up. It shows the total receip*s of the last fiseal year to have been $100.307, of which some $93,000 is from taxes and $6,300 from a loan, The expenditures, $100.113, covered a partial payment for improvements at the gas works, Nores.—The state democratic headquarters here closed yesterday evening, its work having been accomplished—Thomas Washington, who had been fined €20 for carrying con- cealed weapons, paid up yesterday and was re- leased——J. Hancock has been installed as H. C. 8. of Potomac tent, Rechabites, of this city. —The wedding of’ ex-Commonwealth At- |torney Leonard Marbury and Miss Clara B. Davis took place at Christ church Wednesday evening and ge happy couple have gone on their wed A ™ g85, BBB, Mi vu MM MM is BB BA vu MMMM” Bh fk UP RANE SSS BBB A A UU COMM M Sy38 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 9TH, 8TH AND D STREETS, HOR ™ pDD ™ K_K™ FF Hu" DD" KK” EF sS8s HL DDD KK F 4Sss8 2 Tho stock ia at present complete in this department. Woe are showing as fine line of Handkerchiefs in de- Akos, quality and prices as you will find anywhere. A Handkerchief is an article which takes an expert to Judge the quality of. A 10c. Handkerchief msy Oc. one like a 75e. one, and so on up to the highest grades, Therefore you must, fo sereat extent, take the merchant's word for what is what. It is neediess for us to mention to you that we represent NOTHING that is not in every re- spect just as we say itis We've been in business in Washington long enough for you to find that out. In HANDKERCHIEFS wo are showing the best values attainable at ony price. Among them some PECIAL” things, which we will endeavor to point out to you. We bought an immense lot of cheap Handkerchiefs, which we have divided into two parts, aud will be sold at the followiug prices: FOI 5c.—One lot worth up to 10¢. each; all new and pretty patterns. FOR 10c.—A lot of new and good designs, worth every bit of 15c. to 20c. Aline of Ladies’ White Hemstitched Initial Hand- kerchiefs, new, pretty lettering ; all Linen. BSc. EACH—3 FOR $1. Excellent values for the price; put up six in @ box. And Fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs, in White and Colors, foras high a price as you want to spend, JAPANESE SILK HANDKERCHIEPS. ‘We have m ade very advantageous purchasesin these goods and are showing unusual values in all grades. Ono line of Plain Jap. Silk Hemstitched Handker- chiefs, 25 and 35c. each, worth much more. EXCELLENT VALUES FOR 50, 68, 7 and 90c. in Japane k Initial Handkerchiefs. Don't forget us when you w: anything in Hand- kerchiefs, It is anarticle no one can have too many of, and at present, when the department is attractive with many bargains, is a good time to buy. per L UU nh KEI s P tu Ss oH ~ > tun‘ S83 Ht Ho ker 368 = We have just opened 20 pieces of 10-inch STRIPED MOIRE PLUSHES. In all desirable shades. Make handsome Dress Trimmings, Combination Suits and extensively used for ART work. ‘These Goods huve never been sold for Jess than $1.50 a yard. By one of the ups and downs of trade we are now enabled to offer them for $1.15 a yard,a remarkably low price, Sce the display i one of the windows. + We are also offering a lot of 18-inch Colored and Black Striped Plushes, which were #1 a yard, FOR 65c. AYARD, We have just received entirely new and excellent values in DRESS GOODS of all descriptions. There is nothing new or stylish in Dress Materials which we don’t show, and ut prices on which you will save more than enough to buy linings and buttons. Quite an item, don't you think? ol MMMMITE £ I MMMMITL oI MMMMIE ob I} MM ui MMH Coen trunt Buyer returned from New York Wednesday morning, bringing some big bargains, The following are @ few—we have a whole depart- ment full of otiers: 1,000 bunches of real Ostrich Black Tips, 3ins bunch, worth 68e., and never attempted to be wold leas than that. SPECIAL PRICE 29c. A BUNCH. Alotof All-silk Moire, Crown Edge Ribbons, every desirable shade, for either dress trimming or fancy work, 20c. and more was the price. SPECIAL l4c. A YARD. ‘Two styles of Children’s Plush Caps in 3 piece or v8; trimmed in either plush and silk bow or silk pompons; worth #1.10 and $1.°25, SPECIAL PRICE 820. EACH. Very best French Felt Hats, in large and small shapes, Turbans, English Walking or Large Flats, to $1.68. SPECIAL PRICE 82c. EACH. Rv EY c WWW w RY Y EF WWWw F ERE YY JE Wwww § RY Sad) Eee WW Eee funk & OY = We would call your attention to the large and varied line which we are now showing, cousisting of Solid and Imitation Goods, ould be compared with others; you'll see a vast difference then. Quality in most instances much higher with us than you will find at the same prices, Jewelry is another article which is very easy to be deceived in. Everything with us is Just as represented: we don't say sterling when we mean imitation, 14 k's when it is plate, ‘The following are a few examples onl: 14-karat Gold Lace aud Scarf Pins at 82, 83.25. 8: 84.50. Hixher, also cheaper ones, but we mentioned «small lot purchased by us very low and sold accordiugly. Real Shell Hair Ornaments from 75¢, upward, We are showing the most reasonable line of Real Shell goods that you will be able to find anywhere. REAL SHELL SIDE COMBS, 17 AND 23c. EACH, STERLING SILVER PINS, 50, 75, 98¢., $1.25, $1.38, &e. A large line of Sterling Silver Side Combs, Hair Pina, Necklaces, Bracelets, &e. Aline of Sterling aud 14-karat Gold Pins, newest designs, worth $4. Special price $2.48 each. We also have a special ina Nickel Watch, with dials of faucy shapes, worth $4.50, For 82.98 each, BRACELETS OF ALL KINDS. Gold-plated Bangles, 25 and 48c. Sterling Cut Silver Bangles, 25c., worth 50¢. Innt. Cut Silver Bangles, 1 row, 13¢. Int. Cut Silver Bangles, 3 rows, 50¢. each. Lock Bracelets in plated and sterling silver. Prices very low for quality. ‘The prettiest patterns attainable in Imitation Goods at prices that will surprise you, SOLID GOLD RINGS, hundreds of patterns, 98. Each. We are now showing bic bargains in Leather Goods, especially in POCKET BOOKS, PURSES and Chate- laine Baga, not attainable wheu these are gone. 98e. Ooze Chatelaine Bags, oxidized trimmings, leather lined, 50c. @1.35} Velvet Chatelaines, leather lined, different style of frames, 83c. each. 81.75 Ooze Chatelaine Bag, $1.10 each. Real Seal and Mountain Goat Chatelaine Bags, @1.75 | Address each. Fine Pin Seal Chatelaine Bags, extra fine trim- enon eee . prices as high as you wish tospend. «! Big bargains in Purses and Pocketbooks, EAU) RYE POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON D. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1889. WixtED- = ae TLEMAN AND WIF bg MELY Smee WATER 'ANTED. E WILLTARE. ‘RENT-HANDSO jamnil- to ROBERT AND,9R4 EW- Was Charce of Furseiet H louse for, Use of One of | Ki lor and tte sro aS care: Sierance. ING COMPANY asst" | Two Tyg tees perce parties “caving © ety, ference aa — Ss RE oo. 2 2 BROOMS A Wits wera ose ‘APPLY NAVAL ae TARGE NICELY 3 FURNISHED, Prete TANTED GAL RANTZED MON GORNICE WORK: BS a "Addrews 9 KT. #4000 oftees Ds a water tnys a ‘in preferred: <> ne highest 1017 z 5 Ee * AVE. NW. ghndarees JOHN N DECKER & ‘Sox, oa Sirasd aye Wengen IN ae 9k REST_217, 75 BESSSYEVAN WAXTE5- WaPRLNRIOTAGREOTGR WORK: | aeniratle, Wi ‘Will mak wine aia Pet if sal Foon sind sitting Foon oS eas | gikadehorveshocine. Call for Hon two dave, JOHN DONE. ANTRD =F FISH & MILLFR, 1213 F 3 < FS BERT—1744.0 BE, bari GAN, dd aud H ste a, pty ic Reut scatoae eS the Year, a wh See ee door pe! jor and bed room $35; | Pa AND LOCAL AGENTS TO aewiwne age Fourth Hoot, three LR OE a ever reatent novelty ever Produced, Bi ANTED_NGTIGE TO OWN! 3 ns with Ax Tevut board, address ILE.E., 8! sion iecevueceine ‘no abrat hase, Houses in Toeaity pour at from “$9,000 te 000." rons $0. 155 m1 days ; anot 32 im t urs. House le. vert of tee nol tone ee i free. Pt rood men. $5000 for euron. To Ment: Gus ‘supply of houses re Ple, Bo ee or mu dina farsaddread TE, Mao Cop yt a a Lacro to rent thee poses igftth TED— eat ae WOMEN COOKS IN THE a Wey, 310 to $40; Chambernaids, Nurses, Laun: _HAVE SEVERAL IMMEDIATE hmen, Butlers, Waiters, House Boys and Purchasers for ble Six, Heven and Eigut- Girls Farm and Dalry Sos. DICKS O18 Tuk et uw. | room Houres fn all parte of the "Gwaiers desiring noe to sell at once will do well to Pl roperty Upon ‘A BLACKSMITH te SIARGARDIEM, O19 Leth st Bw W3x Wagon Work: nove but a steady and sober | °° ents; omice 9OMS IN BLE- mare; north south [T—1483 L. ST, N.W.. and eastern exposure , steata aes, Bae abt, OF deg eee avers 2 cone private bathe; this a 24- lighters ih every rocit ons ou 8 floor, and will rent in Toot cin ‘single; suitable for Brst~« 86 parties, " sentatives sata hotel service; prices ak iy erences if .W., SECOND FLOOR, ~eeo d bed room, with board: one square “as War ‘OR RENT-1 furnished as paclor house fashionably leat aud Navy depertiments. first-class workman eed apply to COOK & JABEOE, 3205 M st., Georgetown. = WANTED — DUNDORE'S | euPOvMENT = condi y Indies, Men and Women, white and colored: for all Tks of ____ WANTED—ROOMS. TED-ROOMS BY A MARRIED COUPL. domestic labor, city | VW no children; for lent housekee nd states: with references. Aemoved to 709 Leth. W. and required. BOXWOOD, Btar offices nos-Gt eneoe W2STED-WAisT HANDS AT S00 F ST, EW. ANTED-LADY DESIRES SMALL HEATED Room, Furnished or Carpeted) occasional use of wat D—A FIRST-CLASS MEAT CUI as AND | Bikar! Wt lowest price.” Address LiL, seer Salesmal Cull Detween as mies other need apply. | SEEDS E WHITE WOMAN AS CHAMBER- a. and, Waitress for 332 selon ote ‘Connecti- 1 WiktDaae A COUPLE WITH ONE CHILD, 3 ae entire a We Light pee ee ping, pee ctding heat aid yas, nuust be moderate. ‘Address D.B.F., Stat office Bs ences required. A. Witribalicta THREE ADULT THRE ANTED- WOMEN COOKS, 810 TO in; ea ue Sr lgeeerpts poe ee moore ber Maids, Nurses and Laundreses, i ec § Se ee ee oo ee my teen bye ang Las red st Aithres particulars, Mra, X.L., Star office, Cooks. Baar A. COOMBS, 926 F 8 ANTED—A SETTLED COLORED “NURSE TO 20 take entire care of a claid two anda half y ‘ED—BY GENTLEMAN }AND WIFE, TWO three Unfurnished moderate rent; Wee f Vermont ave, snd moan of Pescoyicnnta ore old; must give city roferencos, Call at 1916, Suuder. | West © laces bet. 10th aud 2Uth ste, D.W., before 18 ee ee ae in the morning. - yANTED-IN ALL PARTS OF eat HE CITY, y ANTED — FIRST-CLASS. a POAT HANDS. ae Wishee 2SORSER of | ee etre V ANTED—YOUNG WHI RK IN | troduced in Was oe OOM RENTING ye NV Stable. BENNINGS HOTEL, D. n8-zt" | LORS, 711 G st. uw. ni ANTED—A STOUT WHITE BOY, ABOUT 18 = ay eh fees Helper in Candy Factory, apely | WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ANTED—FIRST- SLABS BARBER, oy 14TH st. SAM'L SCALL Wi: ‘TED — IMMEDIATELY, A Instructor of Sprrring, also'a Lady Gymnastics ag Asustant ‘Teacher. Fhe) /E. HALL, W.L1.C. Armory, Wi = Be PAID FOR HOUSER Otice Furniture. Also En Soe ta” ot Ali Kinds, Address ALBE. th st. 1. Ww. ANTED-GENTLEMAN FOR A POSITION OF ‘Trust; mast, have excellent references: salary, giXweekly. Apply, after 10 aan, Saturday, 24 oth ANTED=K GO Goop D PICTURE tE FRAME JOINER; steady Job and good wages a YAS W. H. VEERHOEI'S, 9: ida aua quantiey, Bean Carpets, & of ae my, nd ene nee 4 A. a ‘st. n. ANTED—A GENTLI WwW It *s ANTED—AN EXPE! RK one that is capable of Kee) ing Books : none other need apply. Apply at 315 43gat. ww. AL. KENDIG. RIENCED COLLECT 38 for short period on. first-class collateral or security. CLERK, » Star office, We (eg tay sn RURCHAGE 01 OLD GOLD ey Rooms and 6. ver for cash "5. DESIO, 439 9th st. WANTED MEDIATED “A aoeDs ae Hammond or ee ba 4a Writer in good canaison; ; will pay spot cash. Address J. HLS, a ee, W ANTED—AT RICE’S NEW STUDIO, ONE WHO understuuds tine Negative ae BB-3t ANTED—A JOURNEYMAN PAINTER, TO Pulnt 2 House tn the Country. Apriy at Room 2 W 110 Lenman Building, 1425 New York aye. ANTED—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN FOR re- general house work ; nope others need appl: commendation, trom last service, place require dress JAMES BAXTER, Koom 34, D 6th ai itor's TAT VOR KENT—1741 F ST. NEAR 4 and Navy deparement. ce te: R, y Furashed oot re of Congress OF Pe Fee es able bourd ‘a specialty. ROOM, F' ‘Tal SOR RENT—AN ELEGANT FRONT ie dows, overtooking beaut EF three, faely of miuits: room with board vate famall OP references required, per moni * athet. nw. g3OR KENT—NICELY FU (Desirable Rooms near the and the Arlington hotels. Furnished Bed Room, 13) JO RENT— VERY PLEASANT AND NICELY north aud south exposure npr jw bath; furnace heat and ope grate fire. st. LW. n7z-at® JOR KE! is! th Excel sient eae Board: at., near Pa. ave, and F st. care; Teferences exchanged. : FURNISHED Roous: gis LE OR RoE BENT. fully located pew en suite and beautif 1LCst nw. 7. —HANDSOMELY | FURS ISHED ee aihnith excellent howe table st 1421 ustion on deusatiuls convenient 0 strect ae — NISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD. Pol Pat, nesr Dupont circle. n7-3t JOR RENT—WITH OK WITHOUT BOARD-TWO Feiutcnabiy Furnished 2d Story Rooms; sot front: heat, waa, use of parlor, piano and bath; »: rate oren suite. 205G st. n. wad KR RENT—1909 I ST. N NT AN! TOR leriy Furnished Room with at ne prival family; references. R RENT— FURNISHED ROO} FSoard ine refined fauily. “Avo OK KENT — ATTRACTIVE | UNFURNISHED im a new Queen Anne house, mn found at 222 Ind ave. n.w. WOK KENT— TWO COMMUNICATING FUR- ished oom, 2d floor; reierences required, 1 Penn, ave. OR RE RK PARLOR oumn, second Roos yeuitable for ove or twe wes men; southern exposure ; grate fires and revister bi convenient bath; strictly private tamily, 1823 at 26-3? 2 ANTED—A YOUNG WHITE MAN TO MILK. ony and Help on Dairy Farm, Avly ates oat aud N.Y. ave. 2. NG MAN WHO IS rred with mercantile Must come well recommended. “¥leasant cee position to Mgnt person. Address F oft nz WANTED-VIOLIN CLASS: ONE MORE BEG ner to Join; $2 per month; two lessons s week; thorough fustraction guaranteed; Violins, &c. for sale at cost. 917 E st. nw, ng ws TED-IMMEDIATELY LIFE MO MODE: artist. Address A.D., Star office ANTED-—HOKSES TO Ki ao DURING WIN- ter; best of care and attention and special eare ven to tender and contracted fect. Leave orders at eed M BUR Want ED—ENERGETIC YOU ot atrald to works one prefe experience. Rok. s LYE: 8 & CU,'S Stables, 14th st. near y ANTED-FOR CASU—A. Go0D FIUST, CLASS Young Horse for Keal Estate Business, Address HORSES MAN, Star offic ICE WHITE GIRL FOR | “SO0K- fag end Generel House Work; German preferred, ces required. Apply at 2131 H st. n.w. n7-2t DIA FIRST-CLASS BARBER, APPLY nic ED — ae one THORDUOELY— ae quahuted with th Wholesale Notion Business to Dein” City Trude; wood salary to. the riche, man, Apply before 9 a.un. to HINNIX, 817 Market n7-ste WASH DSA YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE in a Ladies’ Furnishing Store, ‘Address 810K, nG-3t ANTED—HOME IN RETURN FOR Li LESSONS wn German, French aud English, Addre WORTMANN, Star office. nooo HORSES ae KEEP. KEEPING and St Specialty. Order bor Puce Btablen, S11 Gih wt nee Fura 7th ee 8 iiles trom city. O. H. P. CLARK. Sligo, Md, Star offi ED—H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH en for Second-hand Furniture, Carj ete ta ud Entire: Hor specialty. Address ire ‘ANTED—IN A FAMILY OF TWO PERSONS, White Girl to Cook, Wash, and Iron; best of ref- ae Cee at 1412 20th st. now, 07-3" 0 FIT UP FURNITURE AND ALEX. E, IDENTS WILL HAPPEN AT home, on water or rail. The fual (Accident, Association, | fir $5,000 at death, $25 weal Hepairing: ‘Apply to n7-3t* ANTED—A SHITE BOY, ABOUT SIXTEEN iy. hhort o W; ‘ersold, to Assistin a Grocery Store and make Hie RLEN. ‘Gent Agen, Troe Dat 1S Bure! oe Build: ee a iid ot a one with experience preferred. rey ly ing, 13th and F oc30-Lin 21d st. 8, = FANTED — a5 ED; BES? OF a TED THREE Ce EN ad i igs ml TIN W es om stables a a) Meedine: satio- oor lpers: Apply at once ferences 1 tnd J to » MORGAN THOMAS & CO., 11 to 15 Ds i. and’) o per ‘month. Mildrere, i KOE SACS DEAS, bin Johu P.O., Md. ANTED — PARLOK ¥ [TURE Or OL: Mattresses ‘Over; Work Done ina jubstantial ndnners new work solicited: @. NELSON, 1223 G nw. WASIED—COLOKED CHAMBER MAID, WHO also a First-class Table Waitress; none but those having tho best of city references need apply. Call at 1709 19th st. now. ANTED—WHITE MAN AS BUTLER TH ERT Yate Family; references required. Apply, 121 Wks Neat ‘end aul Satisfaction wuarun 8016-480" Nat. ra MOE} ANTED—QUICK! WHITE OFFICE BOYS 436 8 * Wa ie Wanting (Won), Miutlurs, Cooks “Tamvassresar titi inhdwof Went Work ocl2 ao Coachmen, Maids ; also C eerie (hi Wi't20— Honsss TO WINTER aud Maryland, BUKNHA. lijuG Beale’s Stock Farm. Staubli: and eo = worn i ‘Por months "icress takes Got nak see TCHINSON ing poen store ueulars in Lar! Penny ta Hiay Se Wid cbee :RYBODY SUFFERING FROM Smoky Chinneys to know thut 1 guarantee to Cure Lhet or No Pay Itequired Hanes. Furnaces and Latrobes M: leat or No Pu NT 41: Wunet nw won ANTED—TRY SCRIBNER. BEST BUTTERINE, pound cooking, Loc. “Warranted uot to get butter) for one mouth, or mobey re- ity (Cotton Heed ie purer, richer, and y the year around. For pur- : es 0. DUKNO, at tarm, or E. B WARXTEDSLEARNERS (FOk PROF. | CHRIST. ales, cor. 10th and La. ave, NEK'S New International Tailor System, with any incb-rule or tape measure alone, as all scientific tuilors cut. Patterns and materials cat and instruc- tiouyiven by Mine, 8. J. MeSSER, 908 L st. now. ANTED-HOUSE WOMEN, CHAMBERMATDS, Boys, Girls and Sober Men for all busin Pilgation® prepared for Government, positions, TELLIGENCE OFFICE, 711 G new. ocl2- y ANTED—W HIT “For save oniy in the ais all in w: sor. sie ony in the ea THE NEW NATIONAL as ‘1 G17 12th st. now. ABNick. ae WV ANTED- D_DRESSMAKING SCHOOL, 612, 13TH Jearn the art of Meusuring, Cutting and Fitting’ by Mie. Washingtou'e Dress’ CuLtiue Scale, with the privilege of making one dress witile learuing. All who have learued this new system speak of it in highest terms. oe guaranteed constant employment at highest p nings cut by Ineseurement, with sleeve pattern, for ou cts, wanted, o19- ANTED—AGENTS—“DODGE'S HORSE-BLAN- ket Holder”; keeps the blanket trom blowing or 0 Steauied. und & De. 'Pa.av. Telephone 108-2 sliding off the horse; uothing Like it in the market; every horse-owner buys; sample by 5c. STAY: NEK & CO., Providence, x 0620-1 Rs bya 61 by about 10s = cor. ANTE ALE AND FEMALE COOKS Ts, Servants and Cleeas: 2130 Conchiuen to sli voutions, “Call at one RY'S Es ploy ment Agency, 1419 G st. a Basement. oc ANTED—BY THE MAKTYN BUSINESS cor lege (Emaployment Bureau) Pupils to Enter, Grad- b. Scott circle, 44 by 111 ‘Oth nea Beott circle ess iad by 93.10 It, Coun. ave, ae n7-3t —TWO VERY jor Kooms ; {rot m With east bay window and alcove; heat, gas aud Bach sFarties with no children preferre ed. 1108 Sth st. nw. [. NW, FURNISHED mnVenient location ; bb NT-i Front Koom, second floor, suitable for two kentiemen, JOR RENT—LARGE A. D SMALL NEWLY F niahed ms with bath, heat and cas, formerly occu: Congressman: Cheerful ditung ror on Beet Boor aad Stet clans tabis voard at low sutre; loc tion near business veuter, Cail at 710 11th at. nw. 26-32" JORRES T—HANDSOMELY FURS eh suite or singh t oF wie erate rave; board opposite; cater: house if desired, 1908 Ist. n.w. £8, RENT—AT 708 18. nished — Se of how: wat ailowed or board in IN NEW large bes, closets, farnac & convenient to avenua: OK RENT—COR. HTH AND MASS. AV Nicely-furuished Booms, with Moard and eastern exposure; references exchanye FRE RENT—1Wo COMMUNICATING OF FIC beausifully papered and painted, with private tory and closet; test door; 1407 Fst. n.w.; onby 2 ver mouth. JOHN SHEKMAS JOR RENT — DELIG le or en suite, in louble corner Louse, a0 Windows; ‘open grates ; referenc 000 23d st tw. ¥ > furnished fronts; bay 1101'K st. NT—814 AND 816 15TH ST. N.W., NEXT he ‘Shoreham, New aan’ Hendacs ly “Furnished Apartments on first,second and third fours: bathe, & — 4-6" Ed nN 2S OB UNFO ces b Hooms; nice location; cars pass the vod caterer next door. 1833 Lat at =. at one Neo for a young man. Peas ara uicatinx Rooms, eu suite'or sin Metropolitan Club, W able for receptions. VOR RENT—140 N.W.. HANDSOME SUITE a Roots, with open fires and private bath, Also other rooms, FOR SALE — MI ELLANEOUS. ROR BALE — IT 1 RAVING OF HORS! orgs y wit a ucane both chil Rast sas o stabie. For stable core! jorse-trand Daker Vatent Bauket argent ctrie Square, For the street we offer the ped and bel, at @ WoOuDWARD & LOTHROP, strtj Wool, at _ no8 Gor. Lith and Fate te, Fe. SALL—FINF, YOUNG DD styLisn ¢ Fase Horse, very list cad vat fault gare Weick abo 00 ine Ww EDWAKDs, © Le re FS SALE—A will work aty whe also one Covered 5 ave. ae JOR SALE--A RAW SILK AND jo PanLon Seb, Etawere, ‘Solid unt t ny em, Boe a ven. and Hla Hack. y NT Av atic HoT AIK « Furnace at tof uso; will heat @ ron 4 y * nee TOP BUGGY. Pek Mork or 006 cit wnlite | fect orde Business Horse; call quick st. nw. Pe SALES HORSES » UNTRY a Srvn- .Biack.Speedy Trotter, woieht 1,220 driver. Als« it “4 fer aud @rives: weicht, Lls0 ibe sr "These horses are fuely bved. Near 1012 Lack st, uw. JOR SALE—CRAN La TYEE WEITER Sac fee! Lwo type fvouwap and Serpt fect condition ; spot Cash Room 84, Ataut E—FINE BLACK HORSE, we Canopy-top Surrey, in { ure. dition ; for want Barges DOWNE’ Lat. . QOH SALE—NOVEL Ny POCKET RSIVES: cr loid hand address Ob OUe 6: nan sien, society cable per ploro ¢ hicest thing out for a Christmas pr Address LEE H. SEANDS, Box 2 ROH SALE BAY MAME, 4 single or double; suitable for ladies ~~) CHODS' Livery Diables 19th st aud re ave Vi STOCK OF Ghocki fall pice i Society specially iuvited to call a i] ths SARE o COVENTEY BULL Balls to ail parts, from $55 to $125, ew. oe SALE LL1IGk aw OK SALE—A FEW GOOD Hoksis, [Y ailey rear of 1330 Let. u.w Fo SALE—BAR OOM, STOCK, FIXTUL Furmture, Jocated Gth an a ~ spect SAFETLbs, 118 a a ith-ait™ -SIX-HORSE BOILER AND ENGIN With aujector mud all fru JOR SALE—A GREAT PIANO or beautiful new Upricht, 4 ter Panels decorated with eu Very latest style ing action and guara, $10 cask and e10 NEW AND SLIGHTLY U: SQUAKE F To offer plano buyers during the » cial prices for cash or m @ large discount from our bona f prices, aud, if desired, take in exchanse ot) ood vaiue, aud coumder such pinuo us wo 1 Several beautiful styles of Upristits « xy percent discount aud the followiug at ice vaiues for cash ouly: A Saxnifcent Upright, slightly used, for only $190, cost 8400. A Maguificent Upright, $225; cost $450, f 8250; cost 8500, i Square Fiauo, $175; $10 por month, THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAKE Kuw E PRCIAL ANNOUNCE MES persobs Wishing to purchases Veto, 1. tart id Bubave: preciation to my many Ir; Punt patrouasee, i ci Senaections on say Viauue aud Ure aus, At the old stand, nz-13t Fok aS berger Bards bird & PUK DALE—A Goup, CHIGKERING PLANO FoR beguuuers; only 845. PFEIFFER & CONLIFE, sold 4 Lite ot uw aueuts: lakes. GL. WILD & BAUS, 70 FU SALE Shoo Dany shams, Victorias, aid ail the Winter curringes, = JUN M. oe 0~ kiss POk SALE SCALE av wat. F. GEYER'S GKAND Horse Display, 200 Va ave., und soo the Largest stock of Carriages, Coupes, Wagons, Harness, Moves, aud Bianaccts. Both bew und secuud-hand, For cushoron easy terms to close out stuck PE tyles fall and |. LUUNG, dou Wa ave. uu Wagons acei0. JOR SALE—SPECIAL. BKALBUKA UPRIGHT PIANOS, $10 Monthly Mayuncute, PALACE UsGANS, $6 daontuly Pas wents, ¥.G. Sota, 4225 Penn. ave, AX YOU TO CALL at BEL'S wud make a selection ai pos- vbe hundred aud Mity Bret-class Car- ages, Huggies, luactuus, Carts, Spring aud otuer Wag vik, DAXTONS REDUCED To 472.50 — FINE LARGE STORE, CENTRAL ‘joining New Lincoln Hi d See it at 419 2 EN | suitable for any kind ot Busi q Fer mouth, Inquire of Owner, cor. N aud H st. nw. FOR RED NT_OFFICES OR RENT— Fests R RENT DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS WITH ig, 18D Ves ee RENT K ROOM F EOR LARGE Foomy front of omeoae Brat oe 4 2-lin HOPKINS «| ‘CO. 1420 Fst. nw. ‘uuute and Fill Positions at dalaries, Circulars Good SALE-TWENTY CITY LO ST obtained at College Building, 313 6th at. n.w., city. nist; € cn, coln park, from $300 to #4008 monthly; an excellent chance ‘ove Dromeabhs T, LEIPOLD, Fi. NTED— SITUATIONS. _ ‘ON BY A, RESPECTABLE | COLOMED Eynene a Situation to Drive, Take of Horses, or iw. as Porter = Store; reverences {rai Call or 'ud- | — + Gress WM. M. 1HOMN TO: 2 Peuisylvaniaave, | JZOR SALE—THE CHEAPEST BLOCK OF LOTS 3 . it | Hi iu the uortheast; only SU feet deep Pastis any (OUNG LADY DESIRES A POsI- location for buildi i fine WRIGHT & STOCKET’ ct Sto Faw. ALE—ON NORTH SIDE OF U 8ST. BE- 13th and 14th sts. n.w., 154 ft. front by 145 ft. alley, with 2 15-ft. alleys on sides; we use | cant xell this oid A Sem ided bese to an im- jediate purchaser ; pay pha siri ood iivestnueut to call at ‘CHALMERS 2 Ngyt es Pia fe SALE TWO LOTS ON Co and Q sts., containing 2, aye foot Apply to owner, ME. Ludy; several years’ ex] rien » Star oltic id ig Wi Nr 00. TO nce 8 AGENCY FOR COOKS ‘Housemaids, Waitress, Nurses, Laundress, Coa men, Butlers, Waiters and’ general huusewor! ih Also European Steamship Agent, no! Wart QituATION FOR | FIST. CLAS Working House Keeper in « Gentleman's Family Youd take Flveclage Cook's Piace without Laund {OR SALE — SPECIAL BARGAIN — os, Work; also Viret-cluss Waiter in Private 2 4, New Hampel ast wide, 24 Tot or address three days 700 Lat. w. y x24, rear’ fronting 23 14 on ie Rost; D—AT HEADQUARTERS. ‘Ss sr 75 per #y. foot; easy terms. Chamber Maid, Waitross, Latundress atid = sexd-m Bi ee & CO. 1321 F st. FOR RENT-—-STABLES. Rk RE eR RMONT ALLE e "i mont ave., 15th st, Lan a ce VS ‘Stables, exch’ contain two urge ‘statis’ ned box gg quarters, wranolithie floors aud all improvements: jarge m 30-foot alley with four entraices, apply ~Slens Ek & Co. HOS. J. ¥ Fy n7-6t FP st.n.w. FoR RENT—DEC, {STABLE ON 30-FOOT aL 25th and © ste. Pores Stalls, Coachman’ and gus. 1441 Khode Isiandave fe TOON, Conc! wed t RENT “LARGE STABLE AND HALL ON G bet. 18th Oh mer owth nant aes ear ed ae jous 3! . a 1633. O st. Pec® 8x0 per month * oie atin eae & 0U., 1321 F cl LOST AND FOUND. OSTA GRAY AGATE STICK IN THE GAS he 7th instant, - yauie a soael os 1807: Sth st, now. ‘a he kds- OST—ON THE EVENING OF NOVEMBER 7, AN Meu Walters, Cooks, Coachuuen, | FOR SA. LET 07 EAR 19TH WI., lox Lens lish Puz Dog. A liveral ae vard wall BF, ad Buliees. BATE A COOMBS, O20 8c mew nee OO tor sa 850, uae Hheayy facing wouthe ARDY |S ior hie nutnediate return to JOHN CAMMACK, Weber A Narra mr, Guaieves' EARLY. 60! 14th st. n.we — eae ‘a Situation 0 neral House —AT 81. FOOT, A SPLE: F° ON SUNDAY E ST. Work: best of references, will go home at nigut, Call Wot ou Massachusetts aver tet orbs nea Tae road of Judicia 2a Gr, CARRIAGE Oraddress 1209 LUth stew. “hids Jot faces south and has @ fromtagy of r0fe: | Yetucle) au Uinta owner can get it from V. Wi NiED BY A SWISS Gh SITUATION Tih with svete Miupihot 1a fk “The S| Es ae as in wate Sunn: ‘rench and tak: - of culideen. Address P HONESTY, VStar oflice. LS-St" a je = prapiey® $5 ored Puy: Ger 1533 pian pore Wane Rey oes RESPECTABLE | COLOKED Gin Situation as Chainber Maid or Launuross in privats family. Address 1816 L st. now. ws TED—BY A COMPETENT FRENCH PRESS Aiaker, work by the day. Address M.v. ioe a JR SALE-GOOD LOT ON 8 ST. NEA oflice, Ham 0" ae ave; 233gx01: Peas atk felt WARZED-A POSITION, AS MANAGER OF A wise § foot. “TYLER & UTHER ORD, oo a HArE ORS, Who understands the cultivation Fat 0026-120) ds of grain, such a8 oats, wheat, &.,the cure ‘of ull kinds of stock, horses. h cows, beet, fattie, OR SALE—TAKOMA PARK LOTS, FOR A NON- the'care of all kinds F © the uame oe Koko; marked thereon, HA: W Wit 4 jeollar with ing uaa WILLARD. Pera WHITE AND Luow with collar aid Ne. sa, fo the party returning the dog to nb-s0° °G DOG; ANSWERS TO NAME OF 51. Finder will be re- st. nw. 2d flat. 1t° E- UND—NOV. 5. A GOLD WAT ‘H AN) He i shee resident—Throe Fine Lots (Coruer) at alow fwure Fouxy-s rf 4 CH AND CHAIN; wind and bhocee wer, zed on phe gered $0, prompt purchaser. TYLER & RUTHEREOKD, ay hove the xame upon, Proving pro} rey Scmasates alice Bodh nutes oe | Se EAR attr Spe eneeee oy cai FEL oftice. pra Beret SALE CHOICE, BARGAIN REAR 13TH ST, WARSZED BY 4 WHITE ig A A SITUATION | & oe eee Feet “Sport 6.27! ‘a of Infants or . hereabo good Tefercuce and w experienced baer 2a Seow) E eemtse | TOR, eee ae 317 sents igs 8 ervey AVE. DLW. ‘OR SALE— BARGAINS — OICE LOTS Wiis AN EXPERIENCED aoe Tt iet, Md- Stull payinent = bole les teen act tant eae | = ene amily or Dri ete —s ae S Wasnt TaeALRER, WiEy go, 70 | Fen eieaa waaay eae [eg = ESR Sot Bw. Return families st 1 per day. Address A-M.2— gise » eit RERTPORD, Bowker te De. W. SBARNES, TY as 2¢10-1m 1419 G it. RED an NTED—POSITIONS BY | CHAME Loe LOSER, FO a Wi CHAMBERMAIDS, | | stable rear 1st i Cooks, Maids, Waiters, Nurves | COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. ade girls), Housekeepers, itchen , Mictncinens Fortore, BUMNMAMS 1110 Oat, ae hy ror SALE AT SPECULATIV: PRICES Perey ot SALE TAT 8 EeRICES, Lors ON - Ww, 4 wanjoun to ciation, apa “30 malitutes it rive by fine WANTED UE A WIDOW, A PORTTION 48 COM- Foud to Peuns.ave KW. WALKIE, 1 eh tag. ceed Selo aaah references given, if re- | —% Address WIDOW, Star office. {QR SALE -TAROMAPARK COTTAGE: 7 BOOMS: RESON Se To0 FMS gottege, built in the beat munuer? cull” thise seuss, W twcna AA pcemididar = an frometation. "Price, $3.300., Terms to = 6-61 mre NT: age COLORE! 3 Wie Situation to “4 are 8 Rane | ae Sc ste. BOARDIN| G. ROOMS WITH well heated. TOP ees ROUTAERS HOR RENT—507 ‘ath, ST OPPOSITE _JU- righ Eaten eat | os Lora es Le Lice 22 Sra Inquire Let erni Ss te Se ee ee Pee oH SALE—CARRIAGES, WAGUNS AND bUo- © ot all kinds on easy terms, COUK & JAK Bus, Szbo al street, ue N Adiuar nis, Dog Pood aad Mewcines, 4 $08 ALi Chtuiowae aud Price List SCMALLD'S Lard St aw. 1 OK: ESS CHANCES. - Fe LEASE—1HE GREASON HOUSE, Loc: vu the uorthwest curuer of 13th aud bats citered tor Lease 1ur pertod of fur searsand t Bicutlss; Reasouable teruus wall Le given tu vvod tebe THOMAS M. Flaiis, drustec, BE-Aw 55 Fondall Buuding. cor. dip aud Date oa JOR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS DKUG 51UKE, DO- us 4 Business of Uver $10,000 Nearly: sjucmiid trade and a barvain if taken Low, Address ADEGGER, Vaxiand, Md. pet FPR SALE ork MARKET: > ESTABLISHLD busiuess of fourteen years; situated iu Ue 1 West section of tie city,” Cail arter © piu. or address W.B., 1420 Pst uw. t Grocery Store. me stock; location vod run customs trade; strictly ail cash bi 00" Peuson for selling ; cali between 7 abd 12 4.10. aud 10 pam, U. A. BOLLK & OV, S15 dig wt. BW. Poul ej Teneon for welling, aichness. Apply at 722 at bw. ‘ Fors CONPECTIONERY AND IC Boneam bsiavishment ch Peuusylvania uve, uw, wud biock aud Aquipments and Poruble Oven ‘souw Anquire of GEV. W. LINKINS, Lew" Corner 19th and Hi sts u ROR SALESOR EXCHANGE POR crix Prue erty—A i3y Acre Farm, 100 acres ip cuitivet kvod dweluiux, barn, corn and carriege house hew; excelient well. Is tu stafford county, wear fred Ig, Vib O4 Warrenton rowd, Near Lfica Cary Store and school. Apply ouwmer, 4, A. HUNIL ait, Peasant, v. FE, EXCHANGE-SEVEBAL SMALL 1OUSLS tor buudiug Maternal or Vacant Ground BWULMSILDL & BLADLES, ew a ¥ YOU WANT TO BUY OK SELL LOCAL S1UCKS or or pw Mone yoail ou Lovis CUNNINGHAM, _oe22-1m Sth and Fata SKANK H. UZE, 1313 F STREET, (Odes Wsuvesture ae fire cla 4, ad 6 POP cent dividend-paying Stocks aud Bouds. _ Abo Aduuey te sean Ob CULuaberale . ocho LAE scnance on THE COMMON SENSE KLIN MUTUAL ReLieE ABsOCtATION asx tou, ol Wy A Home Institution te March 29, 2878. Denti aaresmucuta: Oui'S7 deaths oes cunce oaguninstion. ; SAMI C, ALLS, Bag, President, For further informmucn apyiy to J, BUUEN SMITH, Secresary, | thesat commer 9 Uppunite Sout oats Ath and G sts. nw. opponte me ANKERS. R or rity 151H 8T. LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS. ockz-1m mS “os THE SorPuE WORLD DO MOVE: ee 4 Cieicheney aS sil ciock and jewairy the lowest prices iu the <u’ the ee Fst. bow. PERSONAL. 7 rr age TM we aac sie. a Nene i a JUBIH'S OLD STAND, C10) st