Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1889, Page 2

THE SATURDAY STAR. A Long List of Attractive Features for Tomorrow’s Paper. The twelve-page Stan tomorrow night will be filled with interesting reading matter. Many special articles have been prepared for this number besides the regular features of the Saturday paper. The paper will contain the fourth installment of Mr. Stockton’s bright serial, in which he will carry the reader still further into the mysteries of “The Three Burglars.” The approach of the winter sea- fon at the capital is centering interest in social matters. Tux Stan tomorrow will publish much that is timely and readable regarding the coming gayeties apd notable people who will figure prominently in society here. The com- ing of Congress, too, brings up for discussion many topics of local and national interest, and ‘these themes will receive a share of the space of tomorrow's edition. The events and gossip of interest in every field of thought and ac- tivity will be fully chronicled. Besides these special features Tux Star will give, as is its custom, all the news of the day. Among the attractive contents of the paper the tollowing may be announced: WHERE THE INDIANS WORKED. A description of the ancient quarry work- shop on the verge of the city excavated recently by Mr. Holmes, with a glimpse into the life history of the primitive dwell- ers on the site of the national capital (illus- trated). OUR QUEER POST OFFICE. Scenes inside the crowded and dilapi- dated building in which the postal business of the national capital is transacted (illus- trated). IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY. Some of the matrons who will lead in the gayeties of the approaching season (illus- trated). THE PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS. Personal sketches of members of the no- table body now in session in this city (illus- trated). AT THE DISTRICT BUILDING. Sketches about the place where the men who hold the reius of local government transact business (illustrated). THE COLLEGE FOOT BALL CON- TESTS. ‘The teams engaged in the struggle and the men who are training them (illus- trated). A DAY THE MARKET. Scenes about the big Center market de- seribed by a Stax reporter (illustrated). THE BLUE-COAT SCHOOL IN LON- DON. A description by a staff correspondent of Tue Stax of a famous old English charity school (illustrated), THE STORIES OF THE THREE BURGLAKS. ‘The fourth installment of Frank R. Stock- ton’s euterta.ning serial GLIMPSES OF NEW YORK. ‘The week's doings in the big city as re- ported by Tur Star's correspondent, CROPS GROWN IN A DESERT. An account of some recent important ex- periments carried on by the Agricultural department. THANKSGIV * DAYS PAST. The history of the day since President Lincoln issued the first proclamation for a national Thanksgiving. ATTRACTIVE HOMES. Some of the latest fancies in china paint- ing and novelties in table decoration. ‘WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE. Gossip about recent movements im the market and notable improvements, HOME MATTERS. Seasonable hints for the housekeeper and suggestions for the kitchen and dining room, a An Interesting Liquor License Case. The police of the fourth precinct have obtained a warrant against W. J. Broadback, charging him with keeping an unlicensed bar. ‘The person named has the bar privileges on the Alexandria ferry boate and, it is alleged, that he has conducted the business without a license. The question to be decided is an in- teresting one, as it will be for the court to determine whether it has jurisdiction on the river or not. The case was called to the at- tention of Judge Miller this morning and was continued for one week. Mr. A. B. Williams represents the defendan’ ee The Imp: tal Hotel Sold. The Imperial hotel property, adjoining the National theater .n E street between 13th and th streets northwest, has been sold by the owner, Mr. D. Barber of New York, to Mr. Wm. H. Godds:i of this city. The sale was made the fugh Thomas J. Fisher & Co. in con- Junction with W. W. Metcalf, and the price paid was $75,000. The property has a frouuge of 70 feet and the lot has a depth of 159 feet. It i» the intention of the purchaser to lease the building to Mr. Harris, who was the last lessee of the property. and it will be opened at once asa hotel, a ee Two Deserted Wives Divorced. Today in the Equity Court Judge Cox made a decree of divorce in the case of Lulu How- ard against James H. Howard, giving the com- plainant the right to resume her maiden name of Baumgarten. The bill. filed by Mr. D. E. Cahill, states they were married December 2 1885, and lived together as husband and wife till April, 186, wh- 2 be abandoned and deserted her without cause, and is now, she believes, in Philadelphia. Judge Cox also made a decree of divorce in the case of Mattie Aiken, nee Walker, against Heary W. Aiken in favor of complainant. The Dill, filed by Col. Jack Brown, states they were married in Baltimore March 5, 1895, the plain- tiff being a clerk in the Interior department, and it was agreed that as soon as defendaut established himself ina paying business she would resign her position and rely on him for support. She charges that, notwithstanding the agreement, be has led « wandering, thrift- less life, and failed to establish himself in business. and she has continued in the depart: ment. and that in the May tollowing the mar- riage he virtually deserted her, and October 6, 1886, he left for California. ——___ Real Estate Matters. Jobn A. Milburn has bought for #17,100 of 3.R McLean parts 1 and 2, square 321, 30 by 70 feet. corner 11th and E streets northwest. W. B. Williams has bought for $10,200 of L. ©. Williamagp, lots 3, 4 and 5, square 502. ex —— two and sub lots recently sold on WN between 4°¢ and 6th streets southwest. THE SOCIAL WORLD. Weddings and Other Events—Personal Notes of Interest. Major Ernst, commissioner of public build- ings and grounds, has taken the house No. 1 Dupont circie, which was the home of the late C nstantinople. Major unfurnished and ts waitin 5. Cox before he went abroad as minister to Ernst has the house for the arrival of Mrs. Ernst in the city to select the furnishings. Mrs. Ernst will arrive here next week. Major Ernst will take the White House duties per- formed by Col. John A. Wilson, as master of ceremonies, so that those offices ‘seem to have been transferred permanently from the busi- ness of the marshal of Michel, in Gen, Arthur's administration, the District. Col. Mc- was the last marshal who made the introductions to the President at gene: ral receptions, The new marshal of the District, Mr. D. N. Ransdell of Indianapolis, | brought his family here early im the autumn and they have the hoase of Mr. Lattreil, No. 2005 Massachusetts avenue, which they have furnished handsomely. Mrs. Ransdell is the mother devoted to her husband of six children and is and her home respon- sibilities. Despite her manifold domestic dnt 8 Mrs. Ransdell has kept pace with the world’s affairs and is well acquainted with the realug of literature and conversationalist, is an easy aud gracerul Mrs. Ransdell is about the medium height of women, hasa softly rounded figure and a bright face full of kindly expres- sion and she has bright blue eyes. Later, when the season begins, she will announce a day, tak- ing that of the neighborhood if the neighbor- hood will decide upon a at home to callers. Mra. day, when she will be Ransdell’s eldest child isa daughter, Miss Charlotte, who is this year completing her school education, and in another year will make her social debut here. Youngest isa pretty bos and has long golden cur Fauntleroy, float over muslin dresses, The y, who plays with dolis Is that, a la little Lord the back of his white A large and distinguished company was | Sewer atthe tea given by Mr. and Mrs. John neroft for Mr. and Mre. Kendal yesterday af- ternoon. city were represented a) most of the members of The prominent oiicial cles in the mong the guests, and the Fortnightly’ club were present. This afternoon Mrs. N. 8. Lin- coln has invited a few friends to meet Mr. and Mrs. Kendal at tea, Secretary Proctor on his return to the city \ brougbt with him his wife and their invalid son, and they are now in the house on the ner of Massachusetts avenue and that is to be their home the city. Mr.and Mrs.C. Augustus Williams have returned sor- 7th street during their stay in Williams and Miss May to the city from their country home on the sound in Connecticut, and are again in the house they have occupied for several seasons here— Mr. William Martin were united in mm Street M. E. church, sou ‘No. 1301 18th street. . Hodges and Miss Julia E. arriage in the Fourth theast, at 7 o'clock last evening. the Rey. William M. Ferguson, pastor, officiating. The church to witness the ceremonies. was filled with friends Among those present were the parents and other members of the bride’s family, a | bride's sisters in the ordi arge delegation of the ler of the Daughters of Rebekah, Chief Templar Thompson and other members of Clements lo of which both bride and dge of Good Templars, groom are members, and all the little people of Washington juvenile temple, of which Mrs, Hodges is superintendent, Messrs, James Doran, Charles Morgan and Millard F. and Robert Martin were ushers. Four little temple misses in white, Pearl Maltby, Eva ‘lhompson, Birdie Pierce and Susie McKenney, two preceding and two fol- lowing, attended the bride and groom as they approached the altar. ‘The fair bride was cos- tumed in the daintiest of white, en train, tastily decked with flowers. Mr. and Hodges will be at home at No. 409 12th street southeast after some ten or twelve days passed among friends in the north. Mrs. W. P, H. Crews gave a luncheon yester- day to Mr, and Mrs. E. G. Hines, who have just returned from their wedi of friends, residents of more, were present, ding tour, A number this city and of Balti- Owing to the sudden death of Frank Thyson Barry, the only sou of Mrs. Kate Thyson Marr and the late Gen. Henry W. Barry of Missis- ppl, Mrs, Marr will be at her mother's res- nce, 49 I strect northwest, for a few days, Miss Lottie Plain has visiting her the Misses Dougherty from Atlanta. ‘The Capital bicycle club gives a musicale and @ance tonight at the street. club house, 409 15th One of the most successful musicales of the season Was Fe of Prof. and Mrs, J. E. avenue, in honor of Mri ven last evening at the residence Cameron of New York #. Dr. 8. F. Gladwin of New York. The parlors were beautifully dec orated with growing palms and the mantels were surmounted by beds of smilax and carna- tions. Mrs. Gladwin, the guest of honor, was éxquit cream in and black with natural flowers. ing numbers of the le: and Mrs. Cross, which the many wer W. T. Well: Prof. place at the favorite seasol spend the vacat son have return have for the past two wi taining a host of visitors and are atthe home of Mrs. 8. ner. Newport aud New York Massachusetts avenue. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. twenty-fifth anniversary evening in the presence relatives of both sides, From the Buffalo Courier. | Buffalo last week after the party ordered me &@ pedometer to carry As I had plenty of time and i in the dance until miduight. I then | out a thought I he | The offi called the dance, but Give Hix From the New York Truth, ; Heman to a chauce trav “Have you any childr Jos. Crabtree has bought for #4.400 of A. > part 3, square 558, 66.30 feet on 3d and 25 feet on K street between New Jersey avenue and Ist street northwest. C. P. Stone has bought for £4,100 of Sarah G. B. Winslow. sub JO, square 306, 25.42 by 23.75, T between 1ith and 12th streets northwest. Ella Fort Gibbs has bought for $9,500 of T. F. Schneider «ub 173, square 155, 20.17 by 55.21 feet on 17th between Qand R streets northwest, H.C. Borden bas bought for $4,462.63 of T. M. Crocker lots 4,5 and 6, square 1114, over 87,000 square feet on Georgia avenue, 151 D streets southeast. = on omar Geel Judge Pierce of Kansas bas rendered a @ision declaring the city ordinance aint ‘< vided that all fresh meat sold in Leavemworte must be inspected ou the hoof within the city Iimits before the animal is slaughtered uncee. sttational, — Jay Gould gives the New York world’s fair tund $25,000" ‘Standard oil. gives the fend €100,000. Washi Gootee, a wealthy and d citi- gen of —— Hill, Md., Rasp dg wa instantly an oysterman who was lur! one of bis outbuildi and drew a knife on York yesterday Pauline Cowith, eigh- cole IRs ahot in She left breast hy an Chingo, thirt; “Yes, sir, a son.” “Ah, indeed! Does he duet, “Io Vivo E T’Amo, well-deserved applause. dancing was the order of the evening. Among : Mr. and Mrs, Cross, Mr. and Mrs, soe Danced Forty Miles. certain point further north. the road I was told to take Wis belteved to be bout 4 miles, but to get it exactly I was given detour, got back to camp and turned in, | the morniug I was usked to report, aud with- ded over the pedometer. looked at it in amazement and then | exclaimed, ‘forty-four miles! did you go last night?’ I was perplexed at | first myseif and could not expiain my wonder- fal record, and it was not until later that I re- tely dressed in a becoming costume of Madrid lace, trimmed One of the most pleas- ngthy program was a by Mrs. Gladwin brought forth much After refreshments Mrs. Lillicbridge, Rev. Dr. Greene, Mr. and Mrs. Will Cameron, Miss Dorsey, Mrs, Roberson, Mits Roberson, Miss Cleveland, Miss Collins, Miss Brace, Miss Rosser, Miss Nichols, Miss De Shields, Miss Frabarger, Miss Cameron, Mr. A. W. Mr. Whitmore, Mr. Rothrock and Mr. Frost. Judge Jeremiah Wilson has purchased a Campbell, Mr. Mason, summer resort, Deer Park, where, withhis family, he will hereafte nu. Mrs, and Miss Wil- to their I street home, and evks been busy enter- from abroad, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Tholapson Hurris have re- turned to the city from their wedding journey Mrs. Harris’ mother, Niles, No, 1738 Istreet, where they will reside, and where, in the season, they will sce their friends in a quiet and informal man- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon’Mackay are back from City, where they spent the summer and autumn, and are settling themselves for the winter in their house on Stahl celebrated the of their marriage last of a large number of A young civil engineer who came home to « four months’ expedi- tion through the Black Hills with a govern- ment surveying party, told the following story “One evening last summer we pitched camp, and after supper the commanding officer in to make a detour toa ‘The distance by in my pocket. On the way Icame to asmail mining settlement, aod a dance was going on in the biggest saloon. on my hands I went in and never rested a leg proceeded to finish may 7 I can’t believe that I danced forty miles in a single evening.” : ps im Time. Ovetheard on a Wagner car, Fussy old gen- | #eueral work. 708 Luww. eling lady companion: en, madame?” smoke?” “No, sir; he has uever as much as touched a cigarette, “So much the better, madame; the use of to- bacco is a poisonous habit, Does he frequent the club=/" “He has never put his foot in one.” ¢ “Allow me to congratulate you. Does he come home iate?” “Never, He goes to bed directly after din- ner.” “A model ing man, madame, a model Young man. How old is he?” “wo months,” eee —___ . At Providence, R.1., doctors nearly killed W. ol Potwer to.die and he got we ing for « Nellie Bly is im Southam) The new tower erected bullet that was not in hen ‘they lett him in the hospits By Prot. E. N. Hors- ford on the prea site of the ancient Norse city of Nor brook and the ¢ BLL, was dedicated y Giencrows Grant at swindled bis old friend of $80,000 and disap; it the junction of Stony les river, in Watertgwn, Los Angeles, Cal., has John Montgomery out WANTED— ROOMS. FOR RENT—ROOMS. ANTED— WOMEN COOKS, $10 TO $75, CHAM- W tir atan Senne son ns S19 20 875: CRAM: » it vers or Farm Hands; Colored oaks. "SAME A. z PL A. COOMBS, 926 F st. n.w. 122: ANTED-YOUNG MAN TO CUT MEAT AND W tend Grocery. Apply after 6, eveninx, woe RAY, 5. cee “ pair iv ANTED— Ab ONCE — AN EXPERIENCED y Man in 8 Groeery and Provision Store; miust know+how to cit mieats and ‘come well. recom: mended. Wak w, nded. C. H. cor, N. Cap. aud Lsts. 1t* WASTED BOY—AacTIVE, IN . st, to run errands and do odd jobs; must read and write and have guod references; 10 a month, Call 10 aim. to 12 Saturlay at 1528 Q ot, nw. Ww ANTED — FIRST-CLASS WOMAN COOKS, Launcress, House-Maids, Waitress, Parlor Maids, WwW ANTED—GOV'T CLERK, REFINED, EDU- ‘cated, sociable, wishes Fleagat oct hear Wat department usica! I Bo protessional landiadica, Address LES Deine ses Star office, rig 22-2t* ANTED— NGRESSM A} Wintibins 4 PaeRenae argu OF M.vertag and .u. particulars. eh Board TANTED_BY A NAVAL OFF "AND WIEE, ai agt lat of Five Unfurnished ooing sad Bath: west, above 13th st.: privilese use Recpiug skate price by ‘year Addteas Moe Ser office. we a nZO-3t" WAStEDaN ALL Par THE éiTY, Rooms, furnished and Saris Try our ovel plan for renting. ROOM KENTING PARLUKS, 711 G st. uw. n4-1St* Rare Ritchen sud Pantry Maids, Coachmen, But: =e $= eS AGENCY, Git heen ee ee Mes RISE’ | WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED-IN AN OFFICE, A BRIGHT, INTEL- ANTED—KEMINGION ‘TYPEWITER, No. a lige. t Boy who writes a good, plain hand. | Ad- W Immediately at Lowest Pru ‘Cash. arene fox 110, Star office. DES-30 | call, utters pans, at 200 Delneoronse ae, Gt V ANTED_ COMPETENT CANVASSER. CALL 4’ BEER BOITLER, APPLY at ve ANTED-IN CITY—) : MAN must know héw to milk, care for horses; woman fade qeuersl house work. Appls HM, rooin, 45 8. floor, P.O. dept,, bet, 11 and 1 o'clock. rts; no others ne fa Ns JOHNSON. 1101 bhode Island ave. nw. we ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WITH SOME KNOWL- of Bookkeepiug for a small Store. Apply, with good referchecseat IIo" Latha hears before 8 o'clock tomorrow morning, at? y ANTED—A GOOD WOMAN TO COOK. WASH snd Iron in Fanuly of Three; must be good coo. A) good wares paid. Apply 1718 Oth at. n.w, 22-20" ” ANTED—THREE GOOD RESPONSIBLE CAN- vassers for new line of Holi Goods: first-cless terms; reterepces required, D. ALDERSON & CU., 1010 F st., 2d floor. -6t WADLED, = A, EUNST-CLASS SALESMAN, thoroughly experienced im the Fancy Grocery Business, Address GROCER, Star office, It WASTED -A BOY TO WOLKK IN A STORE: MUST have been in estore before. Apply in store, 1109 Fet.n.w. ___ nel ee WANTED TA SMART BOY, ABOUT 16 on 17 vours, to Learn the Harness’ Busines ‘Apply to Jil Pa ave. ¥. A. BUECHLER. itv D—TWO LADIES TO IN lain, bold hand required, Kete: LAWYEK, Star office. ws ED—AN EXPERIENCED MAIR AND Seanistress for growing children, Must be Protestant and a person of kiud and auiable disposi- Where on earth | tion. English, Scotch or German preterred and refer- ences required. Apply at The Fortuna from 10 to 11 o'clock aan. nz2-2t ED—100 TALL YOUNG MEN AND TEN Uld Me Apply at Stage Door, ALBAUGH'S: OPERA HOUSE, So'clock Saturday tuorning. It V E GIRL TO d General Housework fu a Family of ‘Lwo; references required, ‘Thursday and Friday between 4 and 5 p.m, 81 Be. V ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN AS CHAMBER- audto help Attend to Children, Apply 608 Es TMhste wwe WANT! D A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO General Housework for x faimily of three; white preferred, Cull at 1836 15th st. n.w. utter 4 o'clock p.tu. be1-3t" W ANTED-GENERAT STATE AGENT TO OPEN Office headquarters’ in some. prin city, aa sume exclusive control of our business aud appoint lo- calor subugents in every city in this state. Goods well kuown, staple as flour, in universal demand and Address, with THE UNION COMPANY, 744 Broadway, New York, _ A WHITE GIRL TO COOK AND DO Light Washing and Iromme in 4 private famil, srequired. Apply to 1408 Loth st, m2 tely;good men. Apply ‘D-FIRST. aus ad Wife, p DICK’s AGENCY, 6. Pay a net profit of 50 to 100 per ceute redentials, a north of Lith st. 2 Ww xO E aay ‘rigid and Waitress, with firs erences, Call at Lol Coun. ave, WANIEDIDIMEDIATELY, | A COMPETENT Seamstress aud to do LightChamber Work, Apply at once at 1104 Vermont ave. WAS2ED-A CLERK—LADY PREFERRED, WHO writs well; a good correspoudent, and who understands Pension Claios business; suuall salary at frst. cress, stating salary expected, JOHNS: Star office. no* was ED—A RELIABLE WHITE WOMAN, food references, to cook, wash aud iron fo! family. Apply at 1815 H st. usw. 220: VANTED-—A RESPONSIBLE AND” EX to Take Charge of Wood Mautel suow Manufacturiug House. A good posi- the might party. Address POSITION, Star oftice, stating experience, sage and giving reference, Young ua: preterred, nz0-3t W&STEDA GOOD WOMAN COOK; ONE WHO utderstunds her business; white preferred. Apply stall BZURiit® 7 ANTED—E: Center murket PERIENCED WAIST, SKIRT AN Sleeve Hutids; reply by letter. Address DKESS- MAKER, Star office; state terms aud by whom em- ployed, ni i-40" WANTED-A, COOK AND | CHAMBER MAID. speaking French and tuglish,vr English and Pauish, of the Chilian Leyation, 1290 Coun, ave, Gt KS (WHITE AND €OL- also Butlers, Waitresses, Nurses, Louse Boys; Philsde:pLia and Marylanc, Justive to’ ail. charge to people and uelp, BUKNHAM'S, 1110 G LW. L16-60 WASTED HOUSE WOMEN, CHAMBERMAIDS, Boys, Girls and Sober Men for wii busines picatious prepared tor Government positions NIELLIGENCE OFFICE, 711 G new. o¢l WAS? ED DRESSMAKING SCHOOL, 61 st.— Pupils to learn the art of Mewwuring, Cutting ud Fitting by Mme. Washington's Drews’ Cutting cule, with the privilege of maling one dress while learning, All who have learned this new system speak of it im Lighest terms. Fupiis guaranteed constant employment at Liguest pay. Basted Jiniues cut by measurement, with sleeve pattern, for SU c wanted. A WANES. Drivers, Couchwen. First-class servants with Good Bt NEW NALIONAL EMPLOYMENT UE SIC, st. uw. WASZED — DUNDORE PLOYMENT reau, conducted by Indies; Men ond Women, white and colored, tor all kinds of domestic labor, city aud states ; with references. nemoved to 09 Lat. u.w. nos-1St" ED—WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, ‘Nuraes, EAKNERS FOR PROF. cw Interuatioual Tailor System, with ¢ Inewsure alone, as ali scientific “DODGE'S HORSE-BLAN- ps the blinket trom blowing or nothing like it in sample by wail every horse: NEM & CO,, krovideuce, K. 1. WAN} ee By THE Marty D COL. lege (Employment Bureau) Pupils to Luter, Grad- uate aud Pili bosiuous wt Good Saluries, Circulare obtained at College Building, 313 Gth st. ‘n.w., city. Sua WANE par HEADQUAKTEKS — POS: for Cooks, Chamber Maid, Waitress, Laundress and. Nurses, Seauintrens, Meu Waite cl Butlers. SAM’L A.;COOMBS, 9: WANEEDOHY BUTLER AND Wart int ily; uaderstauds his bu sober ar dress fi W. first-class references, NIX, 1107 isth st, —BY A COLORED Boy, 2 EIGHT eon years old, a Situation ora Place tw drive aud iself User) about the house ; good reterences, 3 10tu wt. a. We WARD RSOVERN ESS” FOR YOUNG Cuiti- deen desiv-s position; cun furnish best refer- euces from parties in New York, Philadelphia uuu Wa hi Address GUVEKNESS, P.O. box 1 Phila WAN iD 60 70 Dicks | oY FOR Taundrees, Housemuids, Waitrors, Nurses, Coach- men, Bauers and Housen Walters sud Kitcuen Maids, with city reterences. G13 7 3 * WASTER GSITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN AS mid Hand in contecticvery. Please dress 1/0 Penusy' 8 ANTED—BY A COLORED GI) L. PLACE A A < att Cok or Chambermaid in Private Family, 118 Last. uw W: Y A LADY, A PLACE AS COMPAN- " ch uiers wud Assist with Sew- iu wed, Address A... t othce. ES W SEED aA SEEEATION BY A VESPECTABLE Young Colored Man as Driver and to make bim- seli generaliy usetul about the house; best city refer- ences, Address J.3.F., Star office, ie WASTED GSHUALIONS FOR MIDD: D Colored Chambermaid und Laundress, cou bined, teelve years ref.; Witte Woman Chazuberiaid a Seumstress, Culoréd Coach Man, Girl frou Count te WASTED-WILL GIVE GoD BoNU- FOR USE Wt 200; tobe ata ta hare teh Nanette ree cured on horse, bi » &, worth sured. “Address Box 88, Star otic ae ANTED—A FULL SET OF PATENT OFFICE Gazettes. Address Box 108, Atlantic Build- ing. pres ie W Uld Mattresses to Make Over at your residence F hotel ; satisfaction give: dress, W. SMALL- office, ANTED—BY A MATTRESS MAKER, YOUR A YUOD, 174 New \ouk ave. iw. nzz-st* COUPE HO: ANTE) ise, BAY OK BhOWN, Wage 16 hands high. Apply'at 1732 Mass.ave, WANTED-TO BUY COPIES OF “HOPKINS: Plats, 1887." “Faelitz wud Prats’ Directory” ‘and files of “Hudson's Daily hecord,” ur parts thereof Address, with 1uli particulars, 713 Ms 21 3t V {NTED-ALL 10 KNOW J. E. BRENNEI,640 © st u.w.. will make Ranges, Puruaces’ aud Latrobes operate satistactorily or no cnsrKe. and Job Work done with dispatch, e P 3 léth st.. above hotel; Wistskers a ce nl4-y0" Wy AN150-# BAUM rave LHE HIGHES CASit NY Prices tor Second-hand Furutture, Carpets and feathers. Entice Kuuselolds « specitity. Address we Ey S TO PASTURE WINTER AS keeping horses a speciajty: orders ceivedat Alison Natlor’s stabl NILUKE OF EVERY DE: aud quantity, Stoves.Carpets, &. Also, of Mereandas SLUN, 937 7th'st. u. w. neelin V TED-- HORSES TO KEEP. KEEPING Horses Winter und Summer a Specialty. Order box PRICE'S stabies, 311 6th st. now. Farm 7th roud, 8 miles trom city. O, H.¥. CLARK, Sligo, Md. ocd-2un* WAS TED=0 SELL, “SON DIAL” GAS HEAT. th Stoves: one tad will eat a bath or hall rok an experise of 1ige. per hour, #4: larger sizes ing in’ prices fron $0 to #10... Ge CAMLBE: Dita tren 2 ie ANTED—ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN AT home, on water or rail, ‘The United states Mu- c tick, first, largest and best, weekly 1udemuity.. Costs $15 policies. Call or write, 8. P. . Gen. Agent, Kooiis 9 and 10 Burche Build stu and ots SocS0-1E ANTED— LIFE INSURANCE ON THE COM> MON SENSE PLAN— FKANKLIN MUTUAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION stocks ‘Store aud Office Fixtures, A.C. W1IN- Humber aud Gashtter, 517 10th st. W of Washington, D.C, A Home Institution—incorporated March 29, 1878, Death assessments: $1.10 tor oil axes, $1,000 Paid Beneficiary Upon Death of Member. Only 37 deaths since orgauization, | SAM'LC. MILLS, Esq, President, For further information appiy to J. BORDEN SMITH, Secretary. Southeast corner 4th aud G sts. n.w., opposite lew Pension buildsng. 7- ANTED — HORSE! care; warm stables and generous feeding ; sath factory references from past und present patrols: & wand $10 per mouth, address KL. SAU Cabin Johu P.O. WiStED_ hk. ¥. 10 per mouth, Horses taken out au ceping Horses @ speciality tue year around. For par- ticulars inquire of GC. DUKNO, at turm, or, B. LAFFERTY, Hay Scales, cor, 10th and La. ave. ecz8 2m Wate RI Smoky Chimueys to know that I Cure Them or No Pay Mequired: Rauwes, Latrobes Made to Heat or No Puy. 1413 17th st. nw. returned, FROM ruarantes to ‘urnaces and W.E. DANTE, #e19-Gin 700; horse in= | . at FORREST S00 Lite ST. N.w.— FLisked Koonis, on suite oF single, RENT—AT 706 101TH ST. N.W., A _N CELY FPRitided toons on sccond Room nee-are lsomely Fut = a = RNISHE with or without board; two lites of ’cate miss the bees KENT—ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM 7 for gentleman; open grate; at reasonable terms, | eTehces¢xchanged. __ Biz B15 lithst.ow. aw ER gy! oe ey Re EPolsEp ou os GNFURKIRHED-GOWMT cous Sines or vuttabie few FOR RENT TWO, UNFURNISHED, COMMUST. | os cthere: ‘Call st 1305 Vermont ave. nor for light houschespines ‘89 per mouth JOR RENT—TWo LARGE, Y. u i 20th st, nw, ished DOB, ALLA Le OT Mile. south front, erate | Bres, rexister beat every Couvenience. strictiy prt TWO Aas ed Communicating Second Floor 1823 H st aw. Yate Tamgly; references exchanwed | Bit oi u dow , convexteut to | ——— ——— _ and Government Printing ORisee; care’ sna F°o8 BERT—1720 ST. NW HANDSOME AC. sige the door. 319 Het ne Frivtefamily. | Pevtmicdations with Bourd, obe square west Nar and Navy department, nl sae" ~ ! Foe RENT-HANDSOME SUITE OF SECOND | JYOR KENT-LAKGE GANTLY FURNISHED Story Unfurnished i ooms and One Larce Third Front Koom, south front, with superior table Story Front Boom und ou" heat, gas, bath: mod- | board. house new, location unsurpassed, one half ce nee-2e RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ms, with excelleii board at 1422 K st. Two ful Suites for Couxressiuan; aso three Binwcie for geutiewmen. FOUR DO: Conn. ave. Nicely Furnished, Sunuy aud Weil: | heated Room, with board; reterences exchanged. 222" i ‘OK Ri i— 129 171H STN. W. \ i cys Soppnd wiry gine aud ey oe pe une | Hail Loom with two large closets, Also Bed oom on first floor. Board it desired. JOR RENT —1139 12TH N. nished Kooms wit | Adults; references exchauged. vm Franklin park, mod convemlences, fret intiuents, no small children desired; termus e; Feterences exchanged. 1217 hei aw, block & class ay'p Fis, Ee RENT—1708 AND 1741 FST. NW. NEAR War, State and Navy depa: egy nog’ — ished Jor men be Fe the Kootis with Board, eu etite or siti Congress or permanent residen etait, A quict house of blew ION OF THE CITY, isbed or unfurnishe < —= From $5 to @100 koUM 2B RPS T—PARLOR, AND COMMUNICATING fe = ‘Bed Chauber with Adjacent Room; elegantly (OK RENI—THREE OK POUR LARGE UNFUR- Bished ; Licht housekeeping permitted ; private futmily. Iaisbed Ruouie, howe only four fears olds peteet 1736 Vath st. 2-S__| conditivm. ail modern Suprvvements,. southern ox: JOR REN 14 H ST. N. TWO ROOMS, | eG a mae sehimg: Bo children, Call between Faces furnished, in & lew Rouse with paxate as sny morning. 513 Het. aw. _mis-2m_ fminily; gentlemen only: price 10 each; gas aii : ww EN T—THKER APAN J ‘Wo AN | tWo squares from War department, Pere three rooms en gute, private bath aud se wantly furmished At iit aud Towa circle. RENT—1723 HST, A PARLOR SUITE CON- sisting of Lbree Laie Communscat ho with wrate fire aud southeru exposures also = Fok BENTO 838 K St. NW, NEWLY FUR- ished, several singlo Rooms’ for gentlemen. Double Parlors, with Hail Room connected, suitable | tor a Congressinan. 2-60 POR RENT—1H = ROOMS, SUITABLE ‘ THEO. for offices Lith st. ew, posta aon = A, HARDING, 606 11th stn. yA SECOND FLOOR OR RENT—TWO OR THK Rovrn and Uffice: furnished Second-story open Bre pine for light housekeeping; hot an i as and partly heated; ien minutes’ walk to post office | GF Center uiarket; reasonable. 207 13th st. sw. bordering Smithsonian, a ¥ N I ‘The Shorehaw, Apartments on fir second and third floors. Foe, RENTS 1404 AND 1403 HST. N.w., FUR. | “Atte $< Table wand Bished Hooms aud Board; double parlors,’ single | ———————— “FLATS. OF en suite; first aud secoud floors, nt2-urt FOR RENT—FL WATS. T—A NICELY FURNISHED KOOM | $d story front; without board; terms moderate. Apply at 432 K st. how. 20 POE RENE 433 STN Furnished Kooms in elegant $20. Every convenience; cuod service, - POR RE LEGANi_ FURNISHED ROOMS, EN suite from December 15; faces McPherson Square WEST WASHI 86 for each, 2D ST rent #9 ani mn, 1 Wo Flats at PAINT STOKE. FOR RENT-— RGR STOKE bove store, 13450 Bast. ne, inguireat 41UD'st. ne. AND DWELLING herdics pass door, oxe block trom Metrupoiitan ai Reut 18 per 24un st cares neat Ariington, Normandie, Shorebam and Wormley'’s. #16 15th #1 we uz2-2w° OR RENT—5'5 137H N.W., A HANDSOMELY Furnished Parlor Suite of two or three Kooms; also Pleasant Alcove Rootu on second floor frout, with OF without Board; relerences required, 22-3t* JOR RENT—DRIGHT SUNNY KOOMS; DESIR- able part of city n.w., near Norman@ie aud Arling- ton hotels; Ist and 24 fivors. guites or single; private family, APurtwments are unexcelled, 1014 {Sthst nw. n2l- FOR EENT—A SPACIOUS, WELL-LOCATED AND aduirably iivhted second-story fou, in hew Star Dullding, sustable fur job-printer, ook Linder, or auy avd light Heat other business requiring spac heaper than tenant can Tuquire National etropolitan Back. ny I T-STORE ON 9TH 5T. NW location in the city; near Pen: ave. Inquire at GUULL'S, 421 ith «t, alls JOR KENT—LARGE STORE AND CELLAR, 2026 Lath st a.w., 825 er gpath. awake n16-3m : 1321 F at, FOR RENT— OFFICES. building, 1426 Ny. ALT. COUMBE, w6-L 1425 N.Y. ave. JOR RENT—DESK ROOM FOR RENT IN LAKGE roomy frout offi Lt frst floor, 1420 F st nw. B2-lu W. 1. HOPKINS & CU. FOR RENT--STABLES. Fe KEN1—TWO OR THRE! fteain power can be supplied furnish them, Apply at The Lyeniug Star office. EGE BENI S12 1TH st. N.W., HANDSOMELY Furnished Kooms; single or en Suite; convenient to the departments and hotels; cars pass the door, terms moderate; references exchanged. nvl-st {0 RENT—IN GEORGETOWN, FOUR UNFUR- vished Rooms; 8S per month, or two Rooms fur- F awht hounekeeping; rent very reagonable, nz1-3t FER ANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR- Jors and Bed Room, in u.w. section, with privileze ef small Room for office; suitable for Senator or mein~ ish 1430 COMPORTABL Stalis in stable located conveniently in the m ber; family private. Address S.H.J., Star office. 3° bod aac Retrnent square, 17th st.,&c. Ly OK RENT—ECOND AND THIKD FLOOKS OF | 2058 17th st. 2 * 635 D st. n-w.: 9 rooms ; ali m.i.; in the heart of SIX OR st tg eit sderste rental. Apply om premises or to juuse and Room for C. C,H. KNIGHT, 1419 G st. 0. n1-3te 1st ‘i |ANDSOMELY FURNISHED KOOM EGE RENT DEC, 1-STABLY ON 30-FOOT AL ear the Metropolitan club, ¢- WIM- ley, 15th and O ts. Three Stalls Coachiman's WS & CO., 1351 F st. nZ}-3t* K Water aud gas, 1441 Khode island a-s, ISHED ROOMS IN n.w.;: single or double; tor lady and gentieman ; b3 day, week or month. Address L.B. M., Star office. 21 Fo ; RENT—PAKLOR AND BED KOOM ON FIKST floor; handsomely furnished, at 608 13th st. nw. nz —LARGE STABLE AND HALL ¢ st. bes 18th and 19th, iucluding Large Vand ber month. | Stable in rear of 153. 1 st uw. Month. Also Commodivus Stuvie beng bull Of 1633 Ost. nw.; $29 permouth, Beall, WARNED | STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND Henovating Works: Feathers renovated, Mat- trossex mode over, Furniture Steamed, and Moths De- stroyed. F.M-YOUNGS, 1402 Pa.ay, Telephone 1008-2 ‘ap. ————————— = 00., 1321 Fst. FOE BENT ING, LARGE ROOMS ON SECOND | ———— floor, No. 315 12th st. uw. Inquire of PE! DALY, piumber, ~ nz1-3t" FE, RENI-THREE UNFURNISHED | ROOMS, second floor; Hali Koom, furuisied; large closet: is 1. $4000 AND on real estate se- e. PAIKO, Attorney, ‘i 452 Louisiana ave. yo“ TO LOANINI CANIN TARGE AND SMALL SUMS ‘on approved real estate security utp an Gent, charges moderate, it. LEIVOLD, nisin Bw. cor. 1th and F etm nw, MOsEx, EX ALE Stas, 0 LOAN ON REAL Estate Security er cent, nist QMABA FIST MORTGAGE BONDS: PAY 6 FER ceutand are musranteed; interest aid principal paid by the Chemica! bank of New York; constantly on hund in all sus by M. M. PARKER, 1418 F st, n18-6t MOREY 20 LOAN aT FIVE ENT ON AP- IME jroved Keal Estate Security. Larce amounts @ specialty, TYLER & RUIMERFOKD, dy 13-om* 1407 F st. nw. Lite WANT To BORROW MONEY ON yoUR property and desire it at lowest rates aud quickest Taine, ell on olga E. A. McINTIRE, 918 F st TO LOAN ON KEAL EST. $100,000 es WARREN ©. TILTON, n12-3w* 160% Penn. ave. i LOAN ON REAL ESTATE—WE HAVE IN cash $73,000 to joan on approved security in suiny of $1,000 aud upward: no uuuecessury deiay, noW- Lun Fist & MILLER, 12153 F st. nw. Monn zo LOAN ON Ki. AL ESTATE AT 5 AND ‘6 Per Cent. CHARLES W. HANDY, uv ima 921 F at. nw. BEADONMENT, LIFE AND (ONTINE POLICIES “4 boughi at highest cash prices, Loans negotuted Upon suiue ut reasonable terms, Apply toM. H ACHE BUN 1SOT Fatuw, nol -Sun* Oo YOU WANT MONEY!— 910 10 $500 To LOAN at Low Interest ou Furuiture, Hativs, Horses, Household Goods or vther personal property ; i und interest payable in Weekly oF moUthly Peyinents; ny removal of goods from residenc ubueiy.” Box Yo, Stur office XM UN. TO LOAN AT LOW RATES ON LOCAL securities, listed aud unusted, wud «ood ¢ teral, Bond tucks, Commercial paper boUKLt aud sold. ced "FRANK BH. PELOUZL., 1313 B's ~ TO LOAN ON D.C. PRUPEATY $500,000 in suis to suit at S aud 6 per cout, Nodelay. Large ivaus a specialty. BEALL, BUUWN & CO. ocl8-3m ssl Fst TO LOAN SUMS TO SUii AT B andG per cent per auuum, Node- E. <4 $50,000 4. SLAKGAKDL eR, ‘Real Estate, Loaus aud iisurauce, se14-3m 613 Loch st. ew. ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, +KUM $500 UPWARDS, ON APPROVED BEAL 181428 SECURITY. < BOB. WARNE & CU. ocll VIG F st MOX* FO LOAN z a 1N SUMy FROM $500 UPWARD, AT THE LOWLSY KATE OF INLEREST BEAL Lolaik IN THIS DISTRIC HULLS. X Aiew sam preety bs ONEY (TO LOAN ON MEAL ESTATE IN BUMS nUUY bo $100,000, — SOO STIN P. BROWN, Kew estate and Loans, Ti b st ua pl se28-3m. st,duu. Ab CHARGED, E. WAGGAMAN, _ SUM» 10 SU1i, ATS AND WHS. J. Padtted & CO. loed st. nw, ¥ 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LO} rates of ibterest. BEALL & HAKK E d LOWEST KATES ON AP- Keal Estate Security, Lave amounts « prove tpecialty, Also, us Ageuts oi Lue United security in- surance Co., of Fuiladelphis, im sums to suit, to be Tepeid ob Mistallment plan, With or without lifein uurence, Payments to run 3, 10, 1, oF 20 years, ¥. HM. palITH & Su: WANtED-By A PARISIAN YOUNG LADY—A | WY Postion as ‘. . in & private family; | qpodrecerences, Apply Miss A. BARLILIG $31 Lait st.cor. L 2d Wistepoay A ADY A POSITION AS Rey ueLsis OF Peg is Rg eed hn clety and speaks aud reads “Freuch duently, refer Guede. Address GULSN, Star othe ONEX 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECUR- ity wituin the District of Columbia GEO. W. LINKING, 19th aud H sts, 1, W. ONEY TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE AT LOWEST Fates of interest; also on other approved security, ‘THOS. G. HENSLEY & CU., Bankers, M Sel | ee 1300 ¥ st. tw. ANTED-A POSITION AS SECR)TARY TO r 9 a Saree areattae Nad a Anat uss | MONET) AO), LANG IN SUAS OF #0u0, 81,000 gentleuian Who is a university graiuate, a writer of recovnized merit, of extensive travel ahd wide ex- rience with new nud things ; highest refs, ; owner of kad Tpbidjwgker ou Kewl ton, Address ‘a 3, City Post 4 o WASTED EA, POSITTON AS FIREMAN O1 AS- eeantet steam boiler. Apply 1011 439 et. s.w. BzO-dt* WASTED, BY ASETTEED LADY, A POSITION in Christian Family as Housekeeper or to do Pisia Syying: felereuces wiven to wet a good home. Apply THY Binet ow. nest WAXTER_SITUATIONS FOR €00KS, COACH: mien, Marden, Watters: Boys Ciara tes Yai selected, fan . ‘aud reception roomie “ioe OOSBURNH AMS, 1110 Get. uw. WAST EMPLovens-You WiLt BE FUR: ‘High); Clerics! Applicants; Sgr IMIGAL dee Tees WANTED--HOUSES. ved Heal Estate Security, at Saud percent. JON SHEKMAN & COU. jyis-Om Ny ONEY 10 LOAN M Tu suis to suit, at 1 rates on real cotate vecurity.” "TECH, FOL g BROWS. _020 © 1457 ‘Penusyivania XN ONEY TO LOA clase secur Where the securit 19 ON REAL EST, ‘EOR lowest rates of int 18 good. 0. C. GREEN, 308 7th st, now. OS® 70 Loan ON Hea ESTATE aT Low: est Rates. WASH'N DANENHO' ap24 Successor toDANENHOWEK & SON, 1115 Fat. ——————— ee COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. J.B. WIMEK, 1313 F et, US LF YOU WANT EAST oved Property at lowest market Up to whole squares, ood ward: udvaueang rj 1 uy better. iuird fluor: also Large Double Parlors; single or ett table bourd. Call after 2.1121 1 n.w. BE RENT 1125 14TH 87. NW. OPPOSITE Vortland flats, ‘two Floors, Four Koons esch ; bath, heat and gas; siusiy or en suite; to desirable perma: heut parties; references exchanged; Loard if desired. es FE RENT—210 A N.E, NEAR CAPITOL, WITH Board, Three Furnished Communicating Rooms; Second tloor; open fire aud register heat: suitable for M € ers. Also Large single Koom ; same fluor. Washington Uninaj Fates: frum single k Utles: 5 ceuts per tov! in value; uo investuan & REPETII, Por sae— Lot 96, square 152, 40 feet on west side of New ampelire ave. between S und T sts, u.w. Wrice FUK SALE—Lot ou 3d st.ne. between Massechu- setts ave. and D ata. 26 by 1s tect, aud lias side alley. urs foot USALE—Lot om R st, between 17th and 18th by 100 feet toulley, Price 1.70 per square —Lot on north side of D st. between -and South Capitol st., 50 by 134 feet, ¥ FUKNI-HED vnth; gentleman preferred, mZi-3t* JOR RENT—1102 OTH ST. N.W., NICELY FUR- ished Rooms, with buard; eastern exposure; cars pass the door; references exc! ed. FOR RENTSNEATLY Fv =i Room for €o p G84 Maryland ave. «. w. E. 1 Sc. per eyuace tout. oud floor. “1724 Reumsylvauin zlzer | “FOK NaLE—Lot on west side of South Capitol at, Kes. KENI—VEKY DESIKABLE SUITE ROOMS, | 119 feet tro: feet front, average depih of 2d floor, handsomely iurn.shed, first-cluss table | 80 feet. Price #1 Ler square foot, board, in te family, R. 4 ave. near 15th. re. FoR SALE—Lot on 21s ences excl dd, RUST & HUNGERFORD, 024 et, new, me. ae 9TH ST. AND MASSACHU- 23 by 100 feet, n22-6t rn Atlantic bu Betis ave, Large Nicely-furnished nooms, with | P10) SALE-T HAVE <i: Ad aecrnnaepmta at tebe ee Ba. 1114, fronting Georgia avo and D st, 23 lots _ ravleb Z weet. : PVE BERT 5 ENO OR THREE TARGE SUNNY | Sd fey: nfurulshed Kooms, with cus and heat, on id floor | Sq. oO zis et, atrictly private amily, Keferences | 5: ree a Fa i > = Hull aud nexeh boris The R REN 1008 M ST. NW, DOUBLE i Gr Bitters: vaio Rooms on wecond od Guin dene: | B22-6t_ GEO. W. LINKINS, 19th and H ate nw. ‘yep states, furnace heat, woud tabie! board it desired. | JOR SALE— nett TAKUMA PARK. SPECIAL BARGAINS ‘Aunice Lot on Masnolia 7S feet trout: three squares from stati a. 2 Business Lots ou Oak ave. ; at station; each 50 feet front, ave. Poke with heat, water, gas aud use of parlor; rent, in ad: Vance, from $10 to 12 per room. suitable tor uu ber; uo cuildren in house, 745 6th st. uw. on: OR REN T—913 16TH ST., HANDSOMLLY FUR- nished Kooms, siugie or en suite; first and second floors, opeu xrates if desired: oppusite Hotel Arno; within three squares of White House, War, State, Navy and 4 ry Uepartiuenis and wil the leading hotels, 1 3 Teet 2 Fine Lote on Maple ave.; three squares from sta- tion ; each 50 feet front, 2 Fine Coruer Lois in Lewis & Heaton's addition; each 5U by 150 feet. urly New 10-room Cottage on Carroll ave.; one fom station, -rooim Cottage in Lewis & Heatou's addition. OR RENT—$25—FIRST AND THIRD FLOORS, Unturnished, of House northwesteru part of city, | | Drop us 4 postal card for our list of ote aud cottases ear lywa circle; references exvhauyed, Aduvess A. | for sale at Takuma Fark, BU, Star uftice. Reo LEWIS & HEATO! ) THREE U! pone Be, Fok BES258 5 furuished Kouuis; + (we large and one hall room); with heat, lignt aud ‘use of batu (hot and SIDE N NEAR NORTH 2y euch Heighburivo cold). Call at 21435 a4 stew wztest® . 7 " BRE RENE SPST FLOOR, FOUR HANDSOME | go ouch: ver loot 180 oe shee 26 Lote, 165 ufurnisued Keoma with Pantry amd Ba i re <a : 54s aud rear yard: south front; mdern haprovens ism sonal: per tie ee > 3 per 1004, 398, Columtaa Heights, bik! 35,Lote 10 and 11; per cellar, 445 ¥ OK REN DESIRABLE AND NICELY Furnisied Looms, with or wituout board. Inquire at Data fst. now. across trom Albauxh's Lieater, eLest™ Fe RENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, single orensuite, louse wearily uew and uewiy 48: price $1 Mucuisheu, with or without table board. i717 Cor- | | 348. Ivy City,+ adjoining Lots, cor. Capitol ave. and : Kendail st; chiap, i TE WIR | aso:s B. H. WARNER & Co, n20-3t 16 F stu, nicely fur- | — ay pet Bished: suitable for Members of Con: ad others; | FQOk SALI 1 SY. 637 Private fauilly of aduits, ‘Tertus reamouable. Corner 9f Sotith Ckpitel Sb fees : =~ | on south Capitol st, au 124 feet : (OK RENT—SECOND-STUKY FRONT KUO, wotou C at, th sts. se. 5 furnished with wus wud beat; erica and cars ved by i Houses ob part Dy ity; private family; cheap. Inguire | of lot; reuting fof B15 each. price $0. 0. Cupitol st nz0-st" GWINA, NEWMAN & 00... (OK RLNT—NEAR CAPITOL—226 2a 8T_ N.w,, | _P1-6t a eons Handsowe furuisied Parlors; suitable tor Mem | JO. SALE—A NORTHWEST CORNER, 511 AND ber, en suite or sink: private ramily; terms rasun- able, AM n.e. | 1USieet ob oth, 150 teet on M; a hands Tow upposite on 31 st. iis growud is cheap: Price 4 L & BEADLE, 977 F NISHED OK UNFURNISH ar, 1 MENTS FOR B Colored People iu Lake New Hoi iRoom Adjoining on dirst Floor and of Muss ave. near 7thst. ne. 4 nice building Lots: Two beautiful Communicauny Kooms on 2d Fluor; | strect just de Price $1.20. SWOKMSILDE cy Fy lu couvemence, south sunt: cuuy-nient 16 | & BRADLEL, Ue7 £ ow. nis-Ge 1 te eis; Pelived Le oud as foudiy. dosh Late nitege® | JjOR SALE-GOOD LOT ON SST. NEAR New Hampeuire uve.; 2gbexi/1 4 tw alley: south tro: joe B1.6U per foot, ALLER & RUTH: ii E st. uw Poecies tag pk sue S. FOR A NON. Tesideut—! bree bine Lois (Cerner) ataiow igure wut purchaser. ALL & KUAMERPOKD, “t. OK SALE. eo RENT—1WO OK THEEE UNFURNISHED J.ooms, on second floor, in beautiful bay-winds a a house; southern exposure; periect coudiion closets; heat, gue and bath: uo children ain T—FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD N st. u.w., tor adulis yuly; corner souse With soutu and cast €xposure; refereuces exchauged. i Dots aajuiming at uoderate p ‘These juts are sv abic tor ummediate impruvewent, huving water, cas, seWer Lear Ly, CUrUe pet, sideWains laid wud Toadwaye macadanized.” TYLER ® £ULRERPOKD, 1507 F st. “ ies ANT LOT AT COR. OF COLUM- ELY FUUNISHED PLEASAN ms. on third and fourth ficors; large closets, Turnuce atid wrate heat; Dear ail leading hotels aud car Hines, Losid' 1st. now. “mz0-30" | uw. Ba-bwe LOK, RENT—TWO SUIIES OF APARTMENTS | ,,0R SALE—BEAVTIFUL BUILDING Lois AT Evita Ghen Grate Fise aad Private Bathee Corner | Mone Abe, BEAU EIEUL BUILDING ‘Met Branch above Metropolitan clus, 70 18th st, n. BRO JiK.; wear University aud ciectric cars; cheap abd on Fe RENTI-TUREE UNFURNISHED ROO: gasy terns; streets GU eet wide and in comoraaty with, DEURD W. WALK. 104 8: first floor; rauge aud latrobe: suitable for light OUsekee pik; WILD half square of cars and herdics; references exc’ 1428 Fierce place north? west, n20-3t | (UR RENT—1IHREE LARGE ELEGANT CON, Parlors; suiteb.e tor Member; also other Rooms: With or witliout suurd; moderu improvements, G1z 7 st LW. n20-ue y NI-TWO DESIRABLE ROOMS, EN by or Unfurnisued. Also cle hooms; modern improvements; nortiwest part of 3 be Akh, iva Sir tom beeen: Avs) ADN, God Pome aie i RENT —IN A SMALL FAMILY, LARGE ity. SS a ee QR RENT—1980 J ST. AND FHANKLIN PAUK, Be Gettin suite Kocate with private bath nd toilet roou; house wew; all mou. thape. Mout pictureaque centers fefereuces exchanged m16-0* : KEGAN: DOUBLE PARLOR AND | RSIS gn frst Boor? would suits Fe SALE—GAXEAT BAKGAIN LOT, TWOBLOCKS Dupout civcie, south wont, $1.45 foot. “Aprly CHALLES EARLY, 603 14tb st. new. nlé2w {OK SALE—LOTS IN Ni W ADDITION Tu BROOK- Fina titey terme ‘These Lots are adjacent to the buowt elevated aud luproved part of Brookland, mandiny fine view. Ail kinds of fruit growing ‘on the Piuce. Streets #0 feet wide in coutorauty with city sireets, To parties who will build st au early special ‘Will be given. Call at once and terms cl tui culars UXGALEN's Baicuel bee } ‘Small > SALE OR EXCHANGE—LOTS OF ‘Senator; also ; also = Fo or 20'Ache: new baidiuns. uit gtait Rude: Foon Oloue tert op sr ciedelphs tidy - PROPOSALS. Qisbarg. addrees SA QUES Beas in ale. | 1110 Evetaw ty: good home Sica to arena aes = 930; ret. exchanged. 123 0 n.¢, F,* FOR RENT—ROOMS.. | FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS. POR SALE-SPOOND-HAND COUNTERS, SHELY- iu aud Show Cases. suliable for drug of vane Kvods store. Address Box 24, Star ofhes, — ai2-t SQUARE PLANO. WILL SREL oo monthly payinente, owner Bo Use for i. Address Box 99, Star office. DOR SATE T CANT, AS Goop AS NEW, WILL iF, tet eomt, ie the latest w aud shaft. bol York's best ramker. ai _____sAS E. Lomitard et, Baltimore, SOR SAL —AT DOWLINGs, 1 Th Five-yer O'CLOCK. NOY, want of use. 1 WANT A NATIVE SETTER tot more bards than S sidiewmm SPOKE MAL ez se BER SUIT, ak IF Yor Fink De Bitar office, 20K SALE-HANDSOME 10 Jiecos, #2) = | eet Vanety aud € Horse tm, Leap Be Grocery and l-clivery W of Suital them, 4 {OK BALE—A WATER T\NK, Lane Sid good condition : cheat for cash: located Heights, Address ZX. Star offies. SUK SALE-CHEAP-A GOOD FIRST-CLASS Fire-proot Safe; sactifice to =i Save mlorase wavted, Aldrem ox Sn, Star ke terme to suit ii hice, JOR SALE—STOCK. FIXTORES Will of a confectionery nd cag seood business, cor. Gib and Q sta, now for selling Apply on premises, ue AND GOOD Feeitss LE FIVE. YEan je Tron Gra oe wrigia 1.100 i je. Address iS. BAI CK, Frede FAUTIFUL me the Hoeut a her. an elecant ARE CHANCE ¥ RAH ¥ 1 Pennsylvania ave, YOUR HORSE 1s the sick, It keeps the ator tomke ey caught te be sold. wowithin the reach ALD & LOTHKOR, corne: OR SALF—BLAN like wiving good 1 sian: KETIN tirine & fitte stow to inspect sare RATCLIFFE, at Wy tO DARK & CO. rer SALE. 145 Not uw. Also @ QOK SALE—A SMALL ’ Nas teen dri rs at LAL UM'S elabies, 1 . ave nos" K SALE OAKMC FROM JERSEY 3 Hachest aud § db 3 Delivered in . MBKED Bi. ve O80 OK SAL BY PRANK H.PPLOUZE, 1313 FS ‘oples Fire L OR SALE UE i GEAND PIANO, alinumt Dew; emmy action, fue New Vork. New jot div Situs THOMSON & CO..521 Lith at £08 PALETA WALLET & Davis CriuonT FT ano For Sale abd For Kent is uilored tis week only fare and eeLuine larwain, superb tone. almost ew. Sit ithst new nIn-Tw B08 SSL ILE BAY HORSES ViKY GEN- Ue; work anywhere: price, $40, Apply ipl alley rear yeah eet {UK SALE—ONE OF FHUsk WORLD-RENOWNED Kranich & Bach, Purior Grand Pi cash, at G. L, Wily & ud second floor: suitable for light LE—ALL 0) &, BOUNDED housekeeping, at 423 2d st. aw uz0-se "1 4 hand Asth a Este, we; coutaius 7 = = — | about 160,000 sq. uc kb R RENT-TO A ne TL sae! a nent lag wne-Ue ™ KMoTEDT & BRADLEY tory Front Alcove Room: northwest; southern | = ; exposure: tumiy adults; bull square froin RORTHWEST CORRE i Ww. of Luw.: 74 feet on water: price, $840 $15. Arply we Price $1,000. | - LEX, oz Paw. ELEGANTLY FURNISHED DOUBLE bONT ON NULTH SIDE FORD, | bis road and Alintwoud piace. Also some very fine | Fes SAL where you Victorias, ms, Buggies, Platiorm wd ty at lowest Prices, New Da) vo this Low c ton, pew styl hand Beouyham au dow prices, . PROBEY, Sy $e et. tow, 70k SALE wath tts 0, ways, the of book: every 6 road Og oF conversation, Ath higher education. me ib general Itgives | pend your addrew for specimen pages and popular list of prominent actual subscrivers 1 this chiy- Ade 0. dress P.O, Box OR SALb made. Carciaces, wer tu wi Gtornd oF BAND ASSOMTMENT Ftone wed Bust -___... | ee est Style Meas at ANVIL Buu Hares Ware ii Vikoguud Fact © tun, 102 Cor. 14th and Uuou patd te the Carriaves aud the Sponges, Chuanoi a g Ubereto, at AN- Dice Jb. SORE Harness Ware Koos, 1020-1 bY Cv nud Kao tory: Cor. 1dch aud & ets, nw. <-lan OK SALt—THE LATiST NOVELTIPS IN Cam yr Dib aud 4 sta nw VK BALE —SIhCIA BLADE’ PRIGHT PIANOS, ew Wy tes onte, ALACE OnGANS, @5 AiCutiily tay tue Pt) Ft Salt Penn, ave, Fok SSUES A SLEAT. PIANO orren — oN beaulial sew Upran tS ihebes hurh, haw Pauels decorau Uoulize iurures of the m 1OLTED GLEMAN CANARY fd Food abd Cages cueap at the BIRD stu. 4.0, 3 MAKIBOCM I, wold EBGi Saks cop CHICKLRING F1ANO Pom Leguuuers; only e45. PPELPFER & CONLIFE, _selt _ Lith wt m7, O8 SALE—GREAT BARGAINS IN UBE a 1 800 Uj, ou eo and BLO pe Jor cami, several crieure 1. me Fee sac se elas, Vac Winter carriages, pesca ES, WAGONS AND BUG- 3) terms. COOK & JAM vito" PERSONAL, , D. CHILDS, FOKMEKLA EMPLOYED BY Nap De tou Lxpres« Ps), Wis Lar m4 by commMuMCLs With MOI, nile is 1ur WE WILL Pay Muney” for First-cius Secusd-hapd Clotuimge. Ade ean os wall BE DUBIN ULD SIAND, Ulld oh ™ aay UPHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, Williams & Co. Conanur ended to und stiictis TMi pas Leite aa, Uti bourse. WM WiLdiADD, imuagor, O20 F atu my4-T* . GOODRICH, ATT burn Bt, NEY-AT-LAW, Yours’ experience; | acted, roi | Cine s KVICh EXAMINATION QUESTIONS aud Auswers. Send BwrL Ivy Lustitute, n2-im* Sutuiweet cur ait h mie no, _ LOST AND FOUND. OsT—LACE HANDRED CL b Lath and 151, vo. come ib to Dui able reward ohered if returwed wk. W. Phil 14P5, cor, 14th «( sud doward ave, Mt. Pieanau 110° U8T—WEDNESDAX EVENING, ON NEW JER- sey ave, bet. Baud C ete, se, White Luvelope contauing Gandwerchael. Biider willy retary, to 214 New Jemey ave. ee. aud receive suitable rex ward. ae O8T—SEPTEMB}! Better Dow: N.J.; No.of ta OST-PARTY FHAT FOU Weduesday nicht at tide Feturued to 112 Stu st. vw. OST—LARGE BLACK AND white breast, es ni Yellow ribbon “ocar eral td for feiurn oF iMfurtmativi; DO qucstions 2a wee OsT—A BROWN MEKICAN TA N NOVEM. 201 stent, A liversi reward will be it Aturond te Oee Lithet. ew. ADLINE MOKABL 1S | OSi—ABOUT THE 7TH INSTANT. A SMALL . Af returned in good condition $25 re Pag Dos. 5 by applicauion at 218-3" rink, Dee. She bse hat wi NOTARIES PUBLI ——S—_—_—