Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1889, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON D. C.. MONDAY — A # NOVEMBER 18, 1889. THE SOCIAL WORLD. Society Leaders Returning for the Season—Personal Mention, bride. nyt Dunlop Williams, will be married this evening at 7 o'clock at the Church of the Epiphany. Mrs. Gill, who has been ill for some time, is Row convalescing. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Christy have moved into their new home, 1606 17th street. They are still surrounded by workmen, but expect to be able to receive their friends by next month. Mrs, Harry Dodge and family will spend the winter with Gen. and Mrs, W. H. Browne, at 1645 K street. Mra. Browne 1 the sister of Mrs, Dodge. Mrs. Hutchinson and Mra, Ball, her daughter, have returned to the city and will spend the winter in their house on Massachusetts avenue. Senator and Mrs. Frye were in Chicago last week and are expected here this week. They will have their old quarters at the Hamilton Bouse. Gov. Nelson Dingley. jr., and Mr. and a C. A, Boutelle aud three daughters of M: and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Russell of ‘Connecticui will be at the Hamilton house for the season. Mrs. J. Bishop and her niece, Miss Teel, and Mrs. J. L. Swan are at the Arno for the winter. Minister Hurtado of Colombia and Mrs. Hurtado, who spent the summer at an tabs have recently returned tothe city and have taken apartments at the Hotel Arno for the season. Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Warren, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Bates, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bailey, Major and Mrs. J. M. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Chapin aud her sisters, Mrs. Steadman and Misa Lea, have apartments for the winter at the Portland. Representative and Mrs. John Wilson, child and nurse, of the new state of Wushington, have arrived in the city and are looking up quarters for the session. Mrs. B. DeFord Webb of No. 1415 K street, went over to New York city today for an ab- sence of several weeks, Miss Mary C. Bennett of Capitol Hill left the city Saturday and will sail this week for Eu- rope, intending to make an extensive tour, which will inciude Egypt and Palestine. She will be abroad about a year. Mr. George F. Schafer, wife and daughter have returned to the city after asix months’ absence in Europe. Ex-Gov. Cheney of New Hampshire is in the city. He will return to his home tomorrow, accom: by Mrs. Cheney and Mrs. C. H. Fish, their daughter. Mrs. Cheney has been with her sister, Mrs. Fairley, at Bennings for a week past. The twelfth anniversary of the birth of Master Clark Waggaman, son of Mr. Thos, E. Wageaman, was celebrated Satarday in an in- teresting an@ novel manner. A party was given im honor of the event and afterward the young host and his guests visited St. Joseph's asylum on H street and served the orphans to a delicious treat of ice cream with cake and fruits and candy of every variety. Rev. Father Walter, Mr. and Mrs. Waggaman and others were present. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Gorham of the club gave a reception at their residence, 929 New York avenue, Saturday evening to the members of the club in honor of Mr. Ralph Jefferson, formerly a member of the club but now a resident of Texas. It was the first reunion of the club this season. Mrs. Minnie Voute has recovered from the severe illness caused by @ sunstroke in August lust and is out again, Mr. Henry P. Blair, son of Senator H. W. Blair of New Hampshire, is expected to arrive in Washington this week for the winter. Miss Clara Quig has nearly recovered from her dangerous illness, —— SERIOUS ELEVATOR ACCIDENT. Mr. B. J. Downey Bad Badly Injured—He is ~ Net Yet Out of Danger. A serious accident took place at Downey's livery stable, on L street between 16th and 17th streew, Saturday night. Mr. B. J. Downey, a brother of the proprietor, was in the stable when a Indy and gentleman cailed to look at a ecarringe on the fourth floor and went up on the elevator. The machinery took them slowly up and the visitors got off, but Mr. Downey, who accompanied them, failed to stop the ascent of the elevator. When the fiftn floor wasreached the machinery continued in mo- tion and severed the rope and the elevator fell. Mr. Downey attempted to jump off at the fourth floor, but struck the elevator, which was over- turned, and went down with it, Mr. Downey was removed to a room on the second floor and Drs. W. W. Johnston, Manson and J. Taber Jobnson were called and found that no bones were broken, but Mr. Downcy was internally injured. It Was at first supposod that the in- juries would ve fatal, and Father Kervick of St. Matthew's church administered the sacra- ment of extreme unction to the unfortunate man. Mr. Downey was somewhat casier this morning, but is is not t yet out of danger. > Halloway Independent Temple. Golden Cross hall was literally thronged with little people, members of Annie K. Bond's juvenile temple, Saturday afternoon. Eight new members were initiated. Vocal solos were given by Mamie Lazelle, May Merrillet, Grace Bowbeer, Daisy Taylor and Elsie Sillers. Recitations were given by Charlie Yeatman, Edith Perkins, Clarence Yeatman, Ruth Kod- bird and Carrie Rice. A duet was rendered by Harry Hodes and Alfred Falconer, and an auto- harp solo by the former. The superintendent, ‘Miss Bond, presented several valuable prizes for punctuality in attendance, and congratu- latory and instructive remarks were mi: by Grand Superintendent Russell and Dr. 8. 8. jrmen —— of the committee om juvenile ) —_—_ Perseverance Lodge of Good Templars. ‘The regular meeting of this lodge in Elks’ ball last Saturday evening was largely attended and the exercises were of unusual interest, One new member was initiated and one received 4s an ancient Good Templar. Mary L. Edson, chief templar, presiding. In the good of the = prepared by Sister A. H. Frear, 8.J.T. d conducted by Jennie H. Griffin. marshal, me sang pi pl Rg oy ven iE Frear, F.S., and recitations by Sisters ~H. aw Alma Higbee, V.T., in costume; Nel- Templar Them Undine juvenile te by Chief —_ f Clements and C. A duet, vocal, was ren- seu fe the Misses and J: and a solo with guitar it was given by Robert Weeks, a reading by M. C. Edson, D.M., and a chorus by the choir. Lectures. An interesting course of lectures for the benefit of the fund to pay for the new pastoral Fesidence of St. Augustine's church wus begun last evening at St. Augustino’s hall, Mr. Milton E. Smith being the lecturer. The course in- clades five lectures by Mr. Smith and Rev. Ed- ward A. McGurk on topics of interest. The Rext lecture will take ‘piace ‘the 24th instant, and the others bag yng acer the course is A course of ERLE TEx in i i SHE MAY DIE. A Woman’s Skull Fractured in a Row Between Two Men. Charlie Cavens and Andrew Johnson, young colored men, engaged in a fight in a house in Springmann’s alley in South Washington last night, which was interrupted by Policeman Hatton, and Caven was locked up. He claimed that he paid rent for the house gnd provided for Rose Miller. Johnson, he said, visited Rose. During the row Cavens assaulted Rose and threw a mug at Johnson. The mismle missed Johnson and struck an old woman named Rose Thompson on the head, fracturing | 5 skull, The injured woman was attended by Dr. Winters, who found her in a critical condition. Cavens was taken to the Police Coart this morning and fined @5 for assaulting the woman. The charge against him for strix- ing the old woman was contin inued. “THE SEVEN TR. IN TRAVELERS.” Adventures of a » Gang of Youthful Negro Thieves from This City. “Si character” was the charge on the sixth police station blotter this morning opposite the entry, “Charles Brooks, colored seventeen years.” There. was no explanation on the blotter, but although ouly seventeen years old Brooks has made an unenvinbie record He started his criminal life by being arrested on a trifling charge, for which he was sent to tke work house. There he met older and hard- ened criminals. He learned something from them that prepared him to enter the “‘pro- fession.” He served his time there and when released he managed to remain outside prison walis for some months, but finally he was CAUGHT AGAIN. It was apparent to the court that Brooks in- tended to live the life of acriminal, and the judge attempted to change the course of the lad’s life and sent him to the reform school. He was then under fourteen years old. He behaved himself well.and after remaining there eighteen months he was discharged “on honor.” This training did not have the desired effect, and when he got out he fell in with his old companions and became worse than ever. s TING OUT TO SEE THE COUNTRY. With six companions he started out to see the country. They called themselves the “Seven travelers.” They were not fond of walking and so they usually stole rides on “‘freights. According to Brooks’ statement they were sworn to secrecy and carried pistols to kill any one who attempted to — them. They went as far as Martinsburg, and spent several days in that vicinity, reigns ina barn. The people in that section would not tolerate them and being unable to obtain food they planned A TRAIN ROBBERY, One afternoon in the broad daylight the members of the gang went to the woods some distance from Martinsburg. Six of them se- ereted themselves im the woods, while the seventh member of the gang went out on the track with a red flag. He waved the danger signal before an «pproaching freight train. The engineer obeye: he signal and stopped the train. Sure enough there was danger, but not the kind that the train men had antici- pated. The seven negroes appeared, and each was armed with a pis and held up the train. They succeeded in breaking the seal of the car, but did not get anything except some candy. SIX OF THE GANG SENT TO THE PENITENTIARY. Detective Mike Reardon of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad made a complete investigation of the case and arrested six of the robbers, They were tried and sentenced to two years each in the Moundsville penitentiary, Brooks was re- leased from that prison shortly after last Christ- mas and he returned to this city. Two of his companions were recently sent to jail for steal- ing, and Brooke expresses surprise that one of them did not kill the police officer who arrested them. SENT TO THE FARM. Brooks has not done much better since he returned, and this morning Policemen Sullivan and Kimmell found him sleeping in a wagon not far from the police station on New Jersey avenue. He was taken to the Police Court and Judge Miller gave him the extent of the law—ninety Sunday evening, | days on the farm. ee FREDERICK CITY AND COUNTY. Deserted His Best Girl—Wedding Bells—Peach Culture—Social News. Correspondemce of Tar EvENING Sta B. Frepexick, Mp., November 17. A young lady residing in Montgomery county was driven to this city Wednesday by a male companion, the object of their visit evidently being of a romantic nature. The young man left the lady in astore here and went out on a slight pretext. Later in the day it was ascer- tained that he had boarded a train for Wash- ington and the young lady realized that she bad been deserted. She was invited to remain over night at the home of a prominent mer- chant and the next day returned to her people. On Wednesday evening last at the home of Mr. Howard Fox near Mt. Pleasant, this county, his daughter, Miss Cironnie, was married to Mr. C. E. Bunall. Rev. H. Boggs of Baltimore Officiated, assisted by Rev. Mr. Guthrie of this county. The wedding of Mr. W. Edgar Price of Wash- ington to Miss Nannie, daughter of Mr. Thomas Hilliary of Maryland Tract, this county, took place in St. Mark's P.E. church at Petersville Yesterday morning at 11 o'clock and was wit- nessed by a large number of the friends und relatives of the two families, Rev. Ed. Wall, rector of the charge, officiated. Theywill reside in Baltimore. Miss Rosz Grumbine was married to Mr. Frank J. Shriner Thursday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Grumbine, in Union Bridge. The controversy over the choice of @ post- master for the office at Creagerstown, this county, has been settled by the re-election by ballot of Dr. J. L. Miller. “His opponent for the pince was J. P. Matthias, Mr. W. Nash Young of Frederick has been elected grand scribe of the Grand chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Maryland. housands of peach trees have been delivered within the past few days to the owners of land in the Frederick and aehington con county peach belt, There will be a tot 300,000 trees planted in the belt this season. Jacob Holtz, formerly a well-known citizen of this omy but lately a resident of Ohio, died at his ho: in that state a few days ago, ive years. He leaves many county, ae poy eres inquirendo de- meer of this county to be Johnson was appointed 5 portato a << Fannie insane. Thomas A. trustee of her affairs. Rev. C. A. Page, formany years rector of the Episcopal church ’ at Clearsprin; county, has accepted a alto the charge P.E. church, this county. Mrs. Mary Staley was seriously burned at her home in this county a few days ago. She was engaged in rendering lard, when some of the grease ran over her clothes and ignited. She ‘was soon enveloped in flames, which injured | of her most seriously about the head and hands. Several of the new bridges in course of erec- tion over the Monocacy river at various points in this county were completed yesterday and formally opened for tra’ | HG "Welty of this city has bought a site on the Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania rail- road track in this city with a frontage of 600 fect and will erect thereon at once extensive —- the manufacture of iron dges. The Isaac Keller farm of 160 acres, near Myersville, this coun’ ty, wae as old iting the past week to John Leat Mr, Frank A. Buffington and Sie "Marcella =e the Latheran church here by the a sree ere | soca Rev. Sees Tis and Liasie Hopwood and and N Mr. Charlies H. Uterhmehile are visiting friends in Washing- | ton.—Mrs. J. H. Byram of Wi is the | cc of Mra, Thomas H. Haller, this city, — Marion Haller has roturned home to Wash- aes after a pleasant visit here.—Mrs, beth Cox & Wi —— is a guest at “Lawndale Place,” this city. P.M. , Washington e Adamsi ee The Defense Begun. The defense in the Crpnin cise began its testimony Saturday after a long series of in- introduced im regard to the Clan-na-Gael. ‘The first witness for the defonse was Frederick J. Squibb, the stenographer who took the tes- dinany unioes tae otoeoer Ho testitied as to } WANTED—SITUATIONS. WAXTED — ry GERMAN OH, SWISS, GIRL AS Cham bermaid aud Seamstress; best go ey Te SRESE Apply at bul Jetereon place, be WAN iED-4 BRIgnT, suai Bor “Fo DRIVE Assist about the House. Apply, with Fefer- ences, 1320 B st. n.0. WANIED—aI GIRL FOR GENERAL qOUREWORE in Family of Two; must go home nights; onl: those with best city’ ref ent before noon, 1433 Rat. uw. 18-3t' erences need apply. ANTED-—GENTS AND LADIES TO SELL, ay AE: New Superistive Housshold Necessities for their work. Seif ater Oper Tor ame D.C, — it? +E 20 J.C. DO’ iG, Wis. ANTED—1 $TO 16 YEARS: INTELL! WwW gent paket 8 53 Pennsylvania ive nie oe x 'T TO pe chanel in ine iy SUMY 8 O12 § sea _ yaxiebaa- 0% COLORED. eS TO > DO (OUSE- work and Wait on Table; references at Call wt 1315. New Hatnpshire aves betwsen and 8 O'clock pein, but at no Wiknh ee FOR A LIGHT, | PERMANENT only apply Call Tuesday after oham 424 oth ate. ai ES wei 89 weekly, increased accordingly. te ANTED—TWO MORE GOOD BOYS, 17 OR 18 Mw. es S at the printing house of cpap J Gst new. ute” ae aes JHE WOMEN COOKS IN ’ oo city, #10 to $40; Chamber Nunes, Lawn; Gouchinen. Butlers, Waiters, House ayes Giza: Yarm and Dairy Met, DICKS, © B.W. ANTED_WOMEN COOKS, $10 7 W terinin Nunes ang Lavhuvenes pct ae away; Walters” or Farm red Mi Oks. "SAM 'L A COOMBS, O20 F teh —A_ FIRST-CLASS COOK yy, recommendations required. Apply Ted 1 ” STATED — 500 COOKS (WHITE A red): also, Butlers, Waitr Pliladeiphia anc charee to people and help. nine OE: House i 4, Justice to all OuRHAMS 1 ae Wang Ener TO SELL THE ae OF the Great Trial for the Murder vf Dr. Cronin of Apply st ouce to C. D. N & CO, Sole kre Agents, 1010 F st. nw. Wits rangi TO COOK, WASH AND ron for sunall tamily in nw. section: good waxes home; none but jeed apply ; white b ee Call 207 th st, Baw. bet. 8:90. ai m. and 6 and 7 p.m. ‘aie ANTED-HOUSE WOMEN, CHAMBERMAIDS, Boys, Girl is and Sober Men for all business, AR verhment positions, ISERIES GERI? 711 G& new, 012-360 Wits Ni SIX GOOD FIRE IN: SURANCE 80- Actions that eas farnini Feterences ‘Apply to N ANE | 00. st G09 F st. nw, ANTED—Al USTRIOUS BOY OF 17 OR | 18 as Clerk ny Sore one with some Seon business preferred aud who will inake himeel: i ener ally useful. Call at 504 9th st. nll D—DRESSMAKING SCHOOL, 612 13TH uptla to learn the art of Measuring, ‘Cutting and Fitting by Mme. Washington's Dress Cutuny Seale, with the privilege of muuking one dress ‘while learning. All who huve learned this new systeus wpeak of it iu highest terms, Pupils guaranteed constant Cuployment at highest pay. Basted lininay cut by measurement, With sleeve pattern, for 50 cts. Agen wanted. WANTED WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, aiters, Drivers, Coachmen, Nurses, Maid: First-class Servants with Good. TH NEW NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OF FIUE, 17 bah at. Bw. FOR RENT—ROOMS. _ FOR eee ANTED—BY A LADY (WIDOW) Wk Matton, Hoteckerper: Comp TSS Septonabis. 33g W Barter my ark dh st nw. Hew Re. ea 5 COiTs Feintiee WwW come ses! utes io FOR COOKS, o Wits tiers. 8 ‘ANTED—BY A FRENCH WOMAN, WITH BEST Tecommendations, » place as Child's Nurse; can oa teach Frenc! reneh or dy light © pom ecient igh anions Apply = At Pe waa ND 1741 FST NW. NEAR mad the Was. Btateand Navy defertmente, Fafuisbra | FIOM RENT—1221 2¥D ST, West WAasHiNd ite of ine, for members of ‘Two Flats; rent €9 and @S for each. Gongress oF permane bers iS og et PAL: STOKE R RENT—FURNISHED OR UN UNFURNISHED Communicatin a, en suite oF single: pet- Yate family. 122 JOR RENT—THREE Lanar UNFU aia ‘Communi Second-story Rooms; southern exposure; newly papered and painted. 103 JoOR BED Sr asear sivas. wire c k WITH- out Four Rooms above, See premises 1 a.w, Good stand for any business. JOR RENT—STORE AND D! bie for millinery and fancy ANTED—YOUNG MAN DESIRES 108 F%. RENT_IN EVERY SECTION OF THE CITY, | bu ‘a line with Pat St oy hcg ped ers: fee et From $5 to "#100. “HOUM vip to C MANGUM, 1010 Se n18-3t* TENiNe RLOI 711G st nw. ist® Fo, BEXT LARGE STORE AND CELLAK, 2026 ANTED-BY A - A LARGE, L ‘HT, yore ae BROW: ro eee Haba "ae First arse snd take Traiened, eal mee on 00 or 8 ‘n16-3m Wa Kddteve 233 2d mente, MERE nies ee ee | RENT-THAT NEW AND noel § ANTEDS BY A Ry COLORED ior RENT—TI OR FOUR LARGE, ORFUE aoa boper month, Inquireof MM FAKE ‘Work in a ished Rooms ; one only four years old; perfect 1418 F st. Small Fi dross woos all improvements; sSuaheen es: Tix ds ave, nw. Be posure: housekee ee children. Call between 8 = W3xTD-by, two nEare tnd 10am. any morting. S13 H ‘tne. nism |FOR REN <T—MISCELLAN EOUS. = and the ciherat CHEERFU SUITE OF ROOMS, Ghambermasia - a borbood ; Fe MENT—aT 2190 ST.N.W, A — spam. 1008 23d st. n. ecco near War z door. 1008 ose at a 2 ae *| Wig ATD-BY yA SEAMSTRESS SEWING BY = ; - ;: 95, Month, no objection, to chil- FE! et 7 ZHBEE OR FOUR ae FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS. A YOUNG & ‘MAN TRES CHANGE STH AND Were Caan will be eiventgnit | OQ, RENT—405 2p. ND | FORSALE, HOMME, SURREY wAGOM AND HAR. Address ANXIELY. S tar ofca sear aaths oe ee ig) F | inns 0: three months. a El coe rts fur- To. ‘Bold because the cwner bas no furthe NT D—By ‘A RESP! ‘Al ‘OUNG CO! scen ihc at Deveraul io iabe coe | Sh Shem. Can be seen at MCLAUGHLIN’ Liver, User A tapout ‘address 1827 ‘coe a. id between East Capital and A ste na AXTER-ATTUATIONS AC) ws FoR t COOKS, Cy ee musemen, Hi men, Nurses a p Hoye (sara traden sitselected. “ee URR HAM aire. eines WA at a — Fra) a SirEET eco ICATION | ool Firm, best trefereuces, pea the ‘fies. ‘ANTED—BY A W Place as rae YOUNG, OLoReD to make himself the House or Porter tna Store Address M.T. ANTED—6I SITUATION A AS COOK BY Was i = alah ber cor area Worn, in wurst ate family, ii sc ANTED-EMPLO’ YEKS— WILE BE shied Higlly. Lecomnpnaed Clevieat A ican eas also Wells I-trained rvante of sug hationallt pices, hange.. CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 711 Gn.w. W ax TED—! POSITION IN EIRST. CLASS JEW. wkd Jeweler, of Both, Address ic, 913 325d eta, Ww ED-—SITUATIUN IN DRUG BUSINESS MIR Air gi _ with 3 years’ experience; ~ iiee d with good references. Address Ko: OnStar ottce. niga Winstact POSITION BY YOUNG MAN OF Five Yoars’ mercantile wolananea good penman and accurate at figures: referetices. Box 38, Star: far office, 216-3 veneers. Pel sour dat Hr maces ad goon Nie of Kitchen; also two bed respondent, HALE Star office. n16-3t" | 510 18 10th st. ne, i SALE—LY FRANK H. PELOUZE, 1313 F Sif. F 60 Peoples Fire Teceranas. Ka RR ISHED AVAIT ME FSCS REAM CAPT UL, CHEERFUL CL aie food chanee for an investment, promising well in the future, nis. Feist cot be cat ath GKAND PIANO, as eaay action fine tome. tuade boy Calne Jot 10c. Music; Lithst, nl JOR SALE—A BAKGAIN—LIGHT BUSINESS Outat; handsome Horse, sound, gentle, without tying ; fine licht Busibess Wagon nearly new: scli separate; suitable for take gontectiouer or store delivery ; will sell cheap. Stab 21006 13th st. nw. aw 7OR SALE_FINE BAY DRIVING MAKE: SEVEN vex warranted sound and gentie; 1oly hands sate for lady.and is waited tor suusdie ‘entiafactory reauous riven for selling rr Dayton Wawon. Lop Bugs, set Duuble aid sinele R. Apply Stabie’ rear 1301 K st. now. LOK SALE-AT ONCE, BY PARTIES LEAVING city, Household Effects; dress liox 44, Star office. Foe SALETA BALLET & DAVIS UPRIGHT PT- fae eect ocation and wala VN H aS, gtUve ‘the door; nl6-3t* HED OR, UNFURNISHED, FURN FRO Toone, wither withoor erate; modern im} 216-31! terms m improvements, 1013 lothst awe THREE APARTMENTS OF TWO AND ‘suite: private bath and closet; ele- At WOODMONT, cor, } snd Lowa = ano For Sale and For Rent is offered this week oly ping) 3 atarareand geuuime bargain; superb tone, almost Bagh: JPOk.SALe-CucaP-oNE Pain Goo suzen i SOK REN'T—WEST OF 13TH ST., ONE SQUARE aud closely mated Brown Horses. property of of Franklin park, Fresh Front Patlor and Commu | srmy officer who bus left the city. Apyly wean ites eetaregece. Aust RL, Marcas | Bids 1080 Mat. ws bs n1G-st* . taro JOR SALE LITTLE BAY HOUSE: Vil A 7 OK RENT— PARLOR AND DINING ROOM WITH ey oan? Missourt Sa Se Ae See rooms, este res MAN, Git UATE OF COL- lege, ——, of law, di orition as aoe Secret ‘Kep EETARY, Star ofc meat WESTER EVENING EMPLOYMENT BY YOUNG liter ng Poggio Good Habits: short hand aud typewriting, Address Box office. si ni6.3e WASTED SDRESSMAKING OF SEEAIN SEWING Address LG, 8 G st.u.w. noe ANTED—BY A LADY, POSITION AS CHAPE- ron, Traveling Companion, Amanuensis, Te IT, oF to take entire chan uf # ho ch ape “5 . muse: speaks is willing to go abr ‘L, Star office. WANTED—HOUSES, _ WAxHDWE WANT THE seRvICES Fone Brei-class, Eugzaver, for six weeka Salary @15 Per week. Address P.O. Box zt ANTED—A? THE ceeetene . A COMPETENT Nurse Maid who Understands Sewing; inust bring references. Apply to Mrs, Patterson. n15-3t ANTED-IMMEDIATELY, IN GEONGETOW: ‘a Stuart, Active Colored Boy to wait and make himself wenerally useful in a private faanily | has B10emonth, Address L.A, Stur office. ANTED-AGENTS—WE WANT LA Gentlemen to Sell Our Books: best boo! commisaion. Write or cail at WASHING AG: OY, 1321 ¥ st ED — PUNDORESS EMPLOYMENT BU- uu, conducted by. Men and Women, whiteand’ colored, for all Paine domestic pore one id stutes; with references. ssemoved to 109 W ARTE LEARNERS (FOR PROF CHKIST- NERS New quternational ‘Tailor System, with shy inch-rule of tape moessure alone, as Warsiticns PURCHASE FOR Cai sirable ee of 10 or 12 rooms in n. oneee at once COLONEL, Star: Sn ws ED—TO BUY | as AN INVESTMENT ‘SEY: ral Sinall ‘Houses from $1,000 to 90. 008. Par ties having such property for sale are Wis ne rn sae SHED HOUSE - ing from twelve to fifteen rooms: ncontrally, ted: suitable for 8 first-class boarding ho 19 Sth st. new. ee eae Ware angina FOR CASH, DESIBA- Houses in the northwest, containing auy- ‘frou. six ir ts re Fooms. reas at once STanotnDte i TS NSh ve usw oda te ANTED_NOTICE 70 'O OWNERS—FOR IMME- ity n.w., ‘dis from Sb.000 to AB. 000, Poke , au louse of city, not more than $3,000 Yor’ seen To Kent: Our suppl i houses Fiiiing from $25 to 8200 por mo. is ra y aim her perder Pattorna and materials, cus end instruc: | string to rent bets bowser, RIT barnes x riven by ‘Mue. 8. J. MESSER, 908 L st nw. NELE, Adams Baliding 832 Fat nee NTS—"DODGE'S HORSE-BLAN- = + bio: BUSINESS CHANCES. W: ED TO SELL TEAS. ONE ‘eho inn a trade and bent ferences; no attention will be given to auy other. A Calvert st, Baltimore, Md. iy made § Saother S10 tho Bret hear Add toe +37 rane CMe em ne ramees ¥, texe dino met Buren) Pu ii wo Enter, nd. 5 Loy, 1 obtained at Colle Building, 913 th st mw. city, OD DIVIDE! 3 ECURITIES THAT SECUR: 1" Dt F 1313 F street. og wale by FUAXE BH. ESLOU Wi 8 Fire Insurance 8: $200 U. S. Electric Light pa lars on application. 218-6t it SALK— FINE GROCERY AND MARKET ‘Store, sth st. u.w.; good chance for active man, none others peed ‘apply; best Feasons, {OF aclling; up if bought at once. ‘Address Box 45, Star office. Fi 3k SALE—GROCERY AND 1} PROVISION TORE; Fo gvod Cash business: ibn doin Feasons for ell. ing. Avi iy to 164 1644 Valloy st, West Washiuyton. 1 —__WANTED—ROOMS,__ IN ALL PART ¥, furnished and unfurnished. ‘Try our el plau for renting, ROOM KENTING PAKLOKS, 711 G st. uw. “De 18t* WANTED TWO O8 THREE UNFURNISHED or Partially Furnished Kooms for Light House- kevping by Gontleman and Wife; central n.w.location; rent must be moderate; state lowest terms. aud pa ticulars, care Printing Uttice, 615 7h st. ow, iv WANTED IBY A GENTLEMAN A ROOM WITHIN four or five squares of the Arlington hotel. Ad- dress Q. U., Star othce. aw ANTED — TWO COMMUNIGATING FUK- nished Koows, with bourd; use of parlor. b: heat and «as; for geutleman, Wife and daughter of eleven: iis northwest, west of 12th st.; terms not to exceed $90 per month; best references. Addons Ohitox $66, Rortoik, Va. * W ANTED—UNFURNISHED SECO) DoH ioe — front Koom, belgeoes two squares of Ascen- urch : Rive Siete ‘som of save Privilege making Hiht breaktast; vie! egacged 010 forbes. Kelercuces, a hears ice, with heat aud AVY, Star office. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ANTED—A FRESH COW; MUST BE YOUNG und wentie and gvod for both tulle and butter. Call ou oF address WM. M. BARNETT, Pou ion, office. ‘ANTED-ALL TO K TO, KNOW J J. E. BE an eap WwW lat O st uw. igh Furnaces and robes operate su charge. 5 ing, Boutlug aud Job Work dame with dispatch. nis-20? Wit ANTED-FOR A FIRST- cus HAIR cUT GO to the Philadelphia Artist, at.. above Pennayivanis ave., opposite Wiliarwe hotel; Whiskers ‘Triamdng and Dying's specialty. nld-pt 7 ANTE: CAKE OF SEVERAL LAW ae Oflices ox Private Apartinente by an Experienced aud Trustworthy Person, est city refereucea, Ade dress BUSINESS, 1828 Ksi new. n16-3t* ANTE] SH PAID FOR HOUSEHOLD AND Office Furniture. Also Entire Households, Stocks of Merchandise of all kinds, Address ALBEE T, 498 20th st. nw, nl) Wx ED_FROM FIRST HANDS, 80,000 FORS Years at 5 Per Cont: Ample city’ real estate go- curity. Box 40, star offic n1e3t" ANTED- DRUG Olt FANCY STORE Fi FIXTURES in Good Urder; cheap lor spot cus or time, or my ire ya neivtioge of buying. Inquire or address ‘OKE, ‘=e 16-30 |. BAUM na ete ; HIGHEST CASH fathers. Katine’ Houseiulds “s apecisiio ants ni 01 * Brothas ow. _mi6 JANTED—10 BUY A GOOD ANTIQUE Sideboard ; also a wood Book Cases “Adirese Boe 10, Star office, stating were they ca be secu. nS<at ANTED—HORSES TO PASTURE WINTER AND ia Eemmner: keeping horses & speci ceived at Alison Nailor’s stable, or: i. ©. Kockville, Md. Best “of references wivensui Ie Elm ANTED—FUBNITURKE OF EVERY Besourp- Y, tion aud quantity, Stoves, Carpots, ke t, Stor Oilice Fisttres: _ BION O87 Tike new ANTED-HORSES 7 TO KEEP DURING WIN- of care and attention aud van to tomsher tad mseenates Twet, KLYES & Cu.'s btal ANTED— HORSES 10 eee al box PILICHE stain Si Gt at Fara 7th oe si a gee O. H. P. CLARK, Sligo, Md. irom city, ANTED-ACCIDENTS WILL or rail. mRechieat Associate 000 at death. 9:26 weal sho at ie tye Ae, tous Daud 10 Buchs Bl Sth and ¥* ste. im TED— LIFE INSURANCE ON 3 ya MON SENSE PLAN— ico Wy ANTED — HOUSES pple :, REST oF care; warm »! and genero' pong factory reierences Srpm pest cia ee eae ry #10 per month, ‘Cabin John P.O.. Md. TO WINTER eo GEN, We tae, ans gaa | ‘and Feed nigretice caste ears 4 alee mee 10 Bey Ta peace age WE SpaReeee ear ah at, For SALE a DRUG STORE AT sales ue SACKIF! 610 per day. For full information ap ply to RON & KAMEY, n16-3t" 1307 F at, uw. Fa Ht SALE-DRUG STORE, ON ACCOUNT ‘OF {ailing Wealth of owner: income $8 to $10 a day: pot og i store; rent only $1 rice $700. JOLY OS SGHNSON Dos A PARTY LEAVING THE CITY WILL SELL REAL fA aud Personal Property, consietin OS 00, near the Capi im niture, gist the Cap ood dena! web) if now ‘16-3 Fe SALE—OR TR Finest Grocery and ington, doing a, @9-room nm. i, n16-3t FOR SALE LAUNDRY, WELL 0c a large and increasivg trade; lyast leave city; will be sold a change for real eatate, ORNS 8 DE—Wi iE HAVE ONE OF 3 THE Fe SALE_SEVERAL | SEA STORES ‘Do- ‘caah trade ; of reasons for linge“ Oftice hours Bicaz am. Pema es U. E BOYER & GO. _ BUS 436 at. o.w. Fok Shlacicak, AND TOBACCO STORE, ‘Wholesale and Retail ; old-established place, Ichance for an enterprising man. Mourad to 12 a m.. 4.t0 10 pan, ULL. BOYER & Fe Poe RESTAURANT IN SOUTH mm; license wrocery connt Othice hours ¥ to 12 a.m., 4 to 10 p. Shiest U. L. BOYER & CO., $13 436 wt, (OR BALE OK any enemas ‘Ok GOOD UN Fined Stock, Btore and Dwelling at railroad station Uabroilet, nese, Whip, &c Sauce BEALMESI, 310 Bt. Paul's Bulthinore, 1. GENTLEMAN WITH LARGE BUsINESS A Acquaintance in the District of Columbia and ownhorse and buggy , would like an eu- renean Sith TEE mercantile house to take orders solicit trade frum Washington merchants, Ad- irews Box 40, Star oflice. n16-3t" F (OK BALE—A DINING ROOM WITH FURNI- ye and Lease at for cash if at once, yer n16-2t 3 NTED— $3,500 FOR FIVE vat ag Rr hy on proueess te northwest ED—A GENTLEMAN WITH $500 TO Vo Ath Dew. LOAN OF et of ty wo unt aud uniucum- Bored. Addrem GOOD SECURITY, Star uflice ul6-2t* TE D— WW ih200 to tuvest in a Nice, Houorable, Legal and Lucrative bap yt nol well under way. iu & prosperous: condition, Address Box 29, Star oi n1S-3t* CH & CO., BANK. R®° * 61% 15TH ST. LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. ood Spal ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS, nl Pe eer 8st, ATE “PROVIDENT ASSOCIA- ‘Chartered by ‘Special i tof Legislature in 4881. PROPOSED GUARANTEE FUND $1,000,000.00. BUILDING LOAN FUND UNLIMUTED. bomen ies --#1,480,000.00, barehot 13 Pe CENT with a bas 4 peg wo that the Borrowers Shown How They Home re low or Ney Own and Loans, leas the con eatimated, cost the'borrower ar ae os fa Lay ” ba atl iN x OEHiG ICE, Agents Watt or alSiwt JEsQ0 NANT To 510 BUY On Ou SEFL LOCAL STOCKS ciiin ois c CUspaouaar {HANK H. Pi 131, KF RANK B. Fetal 1313 F STEERS “isin orc eae HE WORLD DO NOVE* UEMEMBER “T! ones re sy sats ‘Khas 7 sine Warraiited one year, “Shi the prices 12 we dery 1226 F st. uw. ——— SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Rea BALE-LOTS, 26 AND 37, BLOCK 20, TA- pau Son a 26 1 ST. AND eof Kooms with priv: follet room: house new; all modern im 1ocat iuost picturesque center; re! changed. all jee ana lined, Gra at a4 Everything good in Morse WARD & LUIHNOF, corner Ate ‘bath and rovements ; meee Ex: nld-3t* ge a ge nye rd if A ‘cents al ‘To oie 2c ICELY FURNISHED Room a5 Fe SALE-A DOG CART AND A FINE SiX Xparpld Bay Mare, works well amjwher. and is Rot afraid of engines, “Address 1405 3 rk ge ry E- HEAP—A GOOD IMPKOVED Fis. proof Safe; bas round cormers and a Jock, barguid W sell at ouice. “Adiress P. O. R RENT—N ST. N.W. BE HAN two Kee pole wary Roonis ; Paulo desired; rd floor; factug south, For ticulars ‘N at, Btaroftice. ul- JOR RENT—AT 925 PER MONTH, FOUR kOOMS; completely furnished for = ee including Gall, between 2 and 8 p.m.sot 2149 Hse. aw. W163 em BOR RENT—TWO_ SUITES OF. APARTMENTS ith Open Grate Fire and Pri ths. | Corner Metropolitan elubs 720 18th » wa Pewee jt ENT—SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS OF 5TH, as yg ee OF THUSE WORLD-RENOWNED Kranich & Bach, Purior Grand Pianos; ame as ate bargain for cash,at G. L, WIL aD & BIOS nlu-v Fe ae se 18 YOUR CHANCE TO BUY where You can save your money. Vict Coupe-rocl Bi ways, Mineto rie, Ds, urrieR, owes Dist, nw.; mine roome. Inquire, at Platform and Porch Waguustn wreat variety at lowest a | its how elose tam her * r Spo b BERS THREE UNFURNISHED 500 ton, uew style build by Columbus Bi Secon cond floor; two communicating, with closets, | hand ‘Brougiram and other Vvelucies heat und as, one hall: bath on eae floor: hock | Ra prices, x | Sats rofereices exchanged. Avpiy to Owners 1408 ‘Harness and Robes equally low. = ‘JA {OK KENT—720 ZOTH ST. N.W., IN A NOKTH- | 216-10 west coruer house, Handsomely Furnished Second Floor Suite of Kooms; ning ; suitabte tor . Pex SALE—A SOUND SOKREL Hoss, Senator or member -St* rgd about 1,100 poll mao Asad and fault whatever; to be datums Sable, ¥ = 5c VOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOAKD | ®.¥ 7,08 at my sto +639 D at. Bw. at 1321 N st. n.w., for adults only; corner house | 816-38 __ VD Sean Ses coat exposure; refereuces exchanged. Fes SALE — FINK THOKOUGHBRED a eight mig perioral: ee | LEGANT SUITE OF FURNISHED | driver; cheap for'a few days; call, after 1 pin some on second floor; wo Bri Roruce st. Le Dev ke 1 Single Koows, with first-class table board. 123 he F&,.3 ARRIVED, HOUSES, at. ue. 16-30 i Dp Ce ae bar sin ene ae draft; also RO | HENT-NICELY | FURNISHED | KOOMS, | Fouts fogatt Mules. : cx, Fibac oF en suite; oue square of Treasury depart- | _B16-0t* In rear of Det nw iuent; transient or permanent, Leut us; no. chil. Fe KK SALE-SAFETY BICYCLE; SLIGHTLY dren; home comforts le. 13357 G stn. | JV used: in splendid order; with lantern ; very che Wa mane ae ae ee nib-3 for Vertical mac OW Le wt, LW, {OK SALE—PIANO BARGAINS, ‘One beautiful square, cost #4. ‘One ue Square, cost $400, on One tine Square Pi Que fowede regrets Sy Fe, HANDSOMELY FU ished et conte, Tat door, 2 and with kitchen if \y furnished, ‘new sanitary plumbing. Les ree < ey tue semson, 1329 Mstuw. Owner. _ul Fe, SENT-VERY DESIRABLE AND NICELY od Rooms; po ouly Bi. ¢ Square Piano ouly s1 RE: Seager pena One plain Square Piane oniy thout buard: near aud overlooking Capitol grounds: | Ove plain, Suuare cost $450 U4 Delaware ave. 1.0, 4 Ole ike Parior Organ, tovt JOR RENT—A CHEERFUL, EL All the above in fine v: ished Back Pari or. vayiments, re nie southern exposure. . ent and gas, a moderate referonces ed, x VERY 3 it SALE—A VERY HANDSOME i conan at. Frest, Prato in Good Onder: price F° i RENT—TWO LADIES, HAVING A LANGE, | 1417 Masa. sve. nw. comfortably furnished house in fushionable local {OR SALE-THE AMERICAN CYCLor- With its 20,000 pages and 6,000 iliustrat: ways, the substance of 10.000 volumes in of books, stands ready on its sheives to anawer every colsiderable question that ay arike in yencral ud. UF conversation, Itis #nccessity, It gives a Higher education. ows as ur address for specimen pages and popular list of Protuinent sctual SUbscrivers i this city. Ade dress P. O. Box 300. od ity uorthwest, overlooking Dupout circle, would like to secure afew mS, no children, references cx- changed. Address k. 1.6. Star office. nld-3e" 4 PARLOR SUITE CON- hree Lange Communicating Rooms, with grate fre and soutueru exposure: als yogi forageutleman ad tO, RENT— UNFURNISHED —2D FLO0n, FOUR Communicating Rooms; trout room ineated, “U21 Oth'st LW. n16-2e" {OK KENT—A NICi EURNISHED FRON Room with use of bath: $10 in advi east corner 10th and Q s OUND VOLUMES t Ullice Reports (Mi irom 1848 to 1871, 35 vo miouer of Patents, bok Sto: MONEY TO LOAN. Mowe iz = Rg LARGE AND SMALL SUMS re mee Ra th 0 * a “To Loan zion KEAL er crest AREER 2918 rat. A FIKST moun per BONDS; PAY 6 PER sare, (ruaranteed,, suterest and peroneal w Yo bauk of oat. ‘aan al sans by it Pakatie site aa Ww EBAVE FROM | $1,000 TO $50,000 TO Loa BLS J. ¥- CULLINANE & 00., 609 Fat, MoE gp teas at eS AT Ive Pee « svecialt; ca tr) w’acrn aro “Sy LS F YOU WANT TO BORKOW os MOREY 9 ON Yo property and desire it at quickest time, call an Dole lm BRA sealant Pet ICH & CO, B, tis R eek st. LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. PXTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS. nlv-w $100,000 % To a ON REAL esraTe. yan Sis GLTON,, 13 Poeun. 91 oy Sant Sara a meet ww 4 9,000 to lows eed wecurity im sume of 81 commer) pot im sMLikh shane MGEt to Lon ou MAL ROTATE AT > AND | 4 ARLES Wo HANDY. 6 Per Cont, Prsen Be ADOR MENT, LIFE AND 2ONTINE FOL POLICIES Ss bourht at hicbest prices. rtiate jon ane af reasonalle terme, Apply 80 MM ACHES SUN, 1507 F at. now, ‘wol-Sm* oO YOU WANT MONEY?—@10 To $500 To LOAN at Low Interest on Furuiture, Pianos, aa, Wagons, Honsehold Goods or other personal propert princtpel and interest payable m weekly or month Payments; no rewoval of goods from Tesidence. publicity. Box 08, Star office. a S Low MEASOAABLE COMMISNION. MMOs*s Fe boas ar Low m HATES Ox oc a is KATE INTE securities, listed and undsted ey Gtucks, commuersaal oy Fiase LPEpotce tats Pet, Moses IN Wasp p20 LUAN ON APPROVED 1 Estate ALBERT F. FOX, lan 20 F st. aw. 3,79 LOAN OX ALL LOCAL STocks oft Listed and Unlisted! Bev . bow IS CUNNINGHANS 1-im 15th and F sts. 2 x TO LOAN ON D.C. PROVRETY | $500,000 Poon PS poy cent, Nodelay. Lange loans s apectalty BLALL BUOWN & CO, oclS-3m 1s2 Bet, TO LOAN LN SUMS To SU 3 at $50,000 Fa8) ber cent ver annum, Node- STAKGAKDIER, Real Estate, Loans and Inwuran sel4-sm 613 15a ONEY TO LOAN a 1N Stas To scr, KOM $000 UPWARDS, ON APPROVED REAL A SHALA pECUIa A AKNEL & CU., ocl1-2m 910 Fst iow, BY a! TO LOAN 7 LN SUMS FROM €500 UPWAKD, ‘T THE LOWESt MAGE OF LaTEkbsT REAL stark iN Ty i DISTRICT, oc? SMALL AND state Necurity. ONEY LO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE LN SUMS vf 80,000 to €100,000 AUSTIN P. BROWN, eal retate and 1410 F st uw, Vlover Building. 4m, EAL ESTATE Ura “4 ON REAL ESTATR. ty isc21) THOS. EF. WAGGAMAN, MQhEs fe Woax IN SUMS 70 SUTL. ATS AND © por cent on U, C; Foal catute sour Nk T. KAWLINGS, 1500 Pa ave a ‘abe Arhugtow Fire lus. Gv. softice.) MONee TO boax a Ub Approved Keal Estate Security, in Districtof = — Ab OB) Sule Centred, at lowest Fates of la thus, J. Finite ag NEY Wo LOAN AT LOWEST KATES ON AB oved Keal Estate Security. p AIDOUL ES @ ‘Also, an Agente of the United security fa ft Whiindelj hin, 1 syne to suit, lo be Fenaid on isetaliment plan, "with or without lifean surance. Payments to run &. 10, lo. or 50 years. 7 ¥. SBTH a'soN, 3017-6m . 1 Pa sat | M UNEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT Low A got, rates of tuterest, BEALE & HAMIL, {352 st nw. | Mas To : y ON RE a, Para act - the District of ay dowest GLO. LINKING sol t-3m 10th atid Hi wis, nw. rates a { interest, also on other approved security, tm 1HUS: Oo HENSEY & Cu, Bankers, Mc 010 LOAN. IN SUM OF 9500, o2 000 0,000, on Approved itate Security, at MOREY Do bean | 4B An sums to suit, ot lowent rei AvaLia avenue, Mics TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIKST- delay = e the security =o. EEN, 303 7th wt. nw, ) ONEYT ON REAL ESTATE ATLOWEST OO F wt. aw. $1 Sand 6 percent. JOHN SHER ree & 0. yiSte approved rea te wecurity. FICK, FON Sako we 1457 ‘Penney class security, ut lowest rates of mterest ; Bo yo“ TO LoaN at st og ESTATE AT Lo’ av24 Successor toDANERHO rit LOST AND FOUN JOR SALE— 1_SUNDAY MORNING KETUKNING vRnoM a re oa Hind eandsome ab, im good repair, Will well cheap. | S xvaud usd Lace iin (eavpeae aeleeh, wal aks Board corner 10th and Boundary wide n1d-Bt* BENJ. COOLEY, 601 C st. nw. ae een Se SESS eee ac” VORRENT— NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH | [OK SALE-BY A Laby. A HANDSOME LONG | J O52 jSUNDAY, BE en suite or single; private bath on'second | WQtar dio” vk twice, and several ane Drees | Liiva 7 vor, Ber sacrifice. ‘Address NN. PECK, Georgetown 2. 0, E 18 CST. N.w. F Lie” Fee Sa ee cates Tomas po houschoopiny OST—SATURDA NOON OR EVENT SALE-F HOR: ‘ine style and umes Seon excellent Table r Kg. Deane: oF coupe. Apply M. & P, MEizGhy 415°7 3 or will ho it stan or rent wesc Or “RENT—737_ 13TH N.W.—HANDSOMELY Furnished Parlors aud Bod Hooms at sh moderate ren| je for members or other ic’ and cman & specialty, ‘Ca a i rt Fors SALE-FINE, ASSORTMENT OF HAND- Daytons and Business Waxous, at reicos Lower tha face work; yelucies. taken sicraie. TH GREGORY, cor, SNe aves a st ulodin FS SALE—ONE BAY HORSE, Fo: trot in 3 minutes to harness and'a firs episod vy x Doswell. JOHN 1, 11 Oth st. now. SALE—FOR FINE SECOND. USE- Fee sau HAND ese SE “PICK = Fasten en some |b rout, urnished abd u ered; ERE table boarders desired. 13-3 Fe, REST 1945 LST. NW ELEGANTLY prety Furniture go to #11 9th st. nw. Furnished Parlors and Kovins cu suite, tet and 2 = Stories, south front, fine location, every Couventenee, JOR SALE—-A FINE NEW UPHIGHT PIANO to very desirable parties only. nl 5-3 of a Leuding Standard Make; ttle use, can, be bought sre for aah 1740 1a rest Fin RENT—TWO Vo NICELY FURNISH: D ROOMS, re ‘exchanged Address office. Rk RENT—TWO LARGE HICELY FU} and tay Othe and Factory: Cor, sts. nw. Tooms, one front and one back : and b N-U— Special atieution paid to. the ie, Mepairing and Fine Carriages and the rit ae nice location ; convenient to cars Lo Re pce tong of ‘Kepairing family. Guutiemen preferred; references, 216, jibe ara Meta Fits TALE STABLE ELONGINGS, | SUCH AS FS = Horse Blankets, Curry ‘Combs, brushes, FoRee RENT—T\ TWO COM COMMUNICATING PARLOR Fae ee Dine J. noone, 1028. BUNS New Carriage and 51080 Conn. uve, Oftice wi C eponsey I for Two 1503 aes Gentienuen: as ae thing pane I Tagist AQVEDTIES ELTIES IN cae: Cees . Hobes x bIGEW 3. JOYCE'S (0. 28 GRANT PLACE—BEAUTIFUL Hooms, single oF en suite, suitable tors Member, Senator, Ladies and Gentlemen. A quiet house adults. 'Very central. nld-vt" 5) Commecti Ttwand Estes VOR maLEaEEea BEADBU KY UPRIGHT PIANOS, y Payments, PALACE UKGANS, a ae mega ay | ES SALE —A GREAT, PIANO OFFEK — ONE beautiful Uy fect 8 inches lich; has aa‘ bromse: Serares of the peat “hn Reng DELIGHTFUL Carl ROOM Singio ve en suite, in private family; Surat mabe cochor house: south and pest f fronte: ee Rindows; open grates: referumonsroquired. 119) new. yor. SALE IMPORTED. og GERMAN | caus Food and Cages cheap Birds. Bird STORE 1133 Thstnw. 8 HANTDELE Stoel ‘a VOR KENT— ISHED ROOMS, aie SOaAD, JOR SALE—A GOOD CHICKERING PIAN ‘also Tablo in & refined fain! Fem ees. FOR nw. niB.Be PFEIFFER & CONLIFF, sold 514 11th ot. ow, ‘—A WELL-FURNISHED omror a +h Bie Root, Avie First-class Board, in “3 AF | \L on E or F streets between Judiciary square and Zwoltt house, & Gentleman's Diamond Horse shoe Jiu. A most liberal reward for ite reture to mm No, 2, 1211 F a miss? Fes ND-PUT IN a WAGON BY MISTAKE IN Center market Sati ork, One | Las, fof Mutton and Loy ot cal TERE TAL MAMKET, Sth ad stn OS8T—NOVEMBER 16 BLUE SKYE = aa male; collar and two tae Keturn to 2018 re Kewnr Ust — ACCOUNT 4 Mobonald on it: between 315 New BOOK With” pee NAME York w juru to DAN'L HANNAN, ch gna Db a. L° ON SATU —ad NIGHT FROM crest Rocket Gold Huuting-case Watch ; stem winde No. ozu.908. Return to LVANS" Dining saloon, vl ¥ st, and receive reward. STRAXED o8 STOLEN—FKOM 87. ‘mcs Asylum, cor, 10th and G v.w., Thi js LAR Dewtoun dup, six months old; anewers to the ame Hero. Liberal reward it returned. a 25 REWARD FO THE RETURN 18 004 condition of & Small Ww Dame of busut Address 1 Leck “OR STOLEN—Lapy's wy Charu; mttiais DA. liberally ot fur their return sto 38% ess | ave. No questions asked, | Ls O81 —0N apa taste with small hiverally mu AGOLD SCARF PIN SET Set valuable as Boos 10, 11 oe Blow ___ PERSONAI AL. Nit Ha iM, WE WILL Pay “Bia Soll ad Cells OLD SIAND, ~r Gress PRIVATE DETECTIV AGENCY, 9 wa wilciad reel ‘Communications: ly wt ad Fe EeeARAMCE, — LOR GUAR Si [ot toelte to onder, . a= Ae. Anapehip wuaran 2 arkieieta & BON, Tz F enw, shite ccle-im Cue seevice E EXAMINATIO! QUESTIONS tot wo coe Sade AME sg nim? il iV ONSHIRE PANTALOONINGS. BE ENTIRE 5 ome bi iy ues: ‘order, 65. In, 83.50. i & SUX, ‘ocl¥-1m 1112 Fat, aw. BOARDING. Pit SANT ROOMS AND GOOD TABLE BOARD st 1021 G st, eee wR aED CHAEMING ROOMS SUNNY. ith Board. 1401 8 st. LITCHFIELD, yO6 tan STREET, suns VERY 7OR SALE—GREAT BARGAINS IN USED nly for veniicioas of ulpure and FWhuar Pianos, ; from 860 up, on 8 and 810 pay: 3 3 ‘disco for anh: several velebra 23 Ost Be. _ /1LD & BKOS., 7 je RENT ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT D-HAND Co! eae ae fairnished; ‘no children’ in the Sern ed Ue inet tes fa a R RENT—CORNER OTH ST_ AN! asc: B SALE—CALL AT WO. F. GEYER | D> setts ave., Ricely- Koome, with 3 asad eel sit referunces ex: | stock sf Corton’, Courea Waste, Barus RR: ST. N.W.— eee and, second-hand, For cash oron easy Cae ee eet oes | es ee 3 two Fotercuces’ cccanged al-lw" 88670. B RENT—AT, 700, 1X, Wi: NICELY, FUR- eee run OOO SRR aber tral: also 2 Kear acre housekeeping. a Of SALE “OTTO” GAB ENGINE ME ke ox =e ee 4 4 is gg fl fo er cna aeste a 2. <r jy farmace head; open >on pees pa RL TR 2 Biztwe AUCTION SALES. D ae ere Ee Agar 814 afer. ar rari pees ory sFOR RENT—OFFICES, 3s Ma waza Mes Laetig RLS FOR RENT—STABLES. Een a Si Bore Peace