Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1889, Page 2

SOCIAL EVENTS. Quiet Thanksgiving Day Dinner Par- ties—Personal Mention ‘The President and Mrs. Harrison expect to t their Thanksgiving turkey tomorrow at the White House, their first Thanksgiving day in the executive mansion, without a company of family or other friends about them. It will be then « quiet day, and their example will be fol- lowed by the majority of the families of this city. Quiet family parties will be the rule of spending Thanksgiving day. Maj. Ernst, the comm'ssioner of public grounds and buildings, whose family has not arrived in the city, will dine with the President and Mrs. Harrison tomorrow. Mrs. Scott-Lord, Mrs. Harrison's sister, ar- rived from New York city yesterday, accompa- nied by her daughters, Mrs. Lieut. Parker and Mra. Dimmick, and they will be at the Strath- amore Arms, No, 612 12th street, in the apart- ments they have occupied for some years past and when they had Dr. John Scott with them. Mrs. Scott-Lord sustained the fatigues of the y yesterday very well, and her many riends will be gratified to know that she is quite comfortable, considering the very severe illness she has recently passed through. Secretary and Mra. E. J. Halford will dine tomorrow at their hotel in a dual party. Miss —_ Pope is a pupil at one of the city sebools, will dine whe @ party of young people who come over from Bultimore for the day and will all be the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Fr Mtattinely and Miss Mattingly of H/street. Sir Julian Pauncefote, the Britieh minister, and his delightful family circle will celebrate their first Thanksgiving day in the United Btates by gathering around the family board with hospitable imtent the legation family circle. Representative Mrs. Outhwaite of Ohio will entertain a few friends at dinner tomorrow at their new home at No. 4 Dupont circle. Col. end Mrs. John W. Foster will entertain Dr. and Mrs. Bacon ata family dinner tomor- row. Mrs. McPhersonof Evansville, a who has come on to spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Foster, will be of the party. Mrs. Duilas of Watertown, N. Y., a daughter of the house, will arrive with ber two children to nd the Christmas holidays with Cok and ire. Foster. Mrs. and Miss Russell of De Sales street will leave today to spend Thanksgiving day at An- napolis with Commandant of Cadets and Mrs, Glass. They will be absent from the city sev- eral days. A ball will be given by the governors of the Country club at the club house tonight. The number invited has been limited to a small party. It is expected to be a very brilliant me Sarah C. Moore has issued invitations to the marriage of her daughter Josephine to Mr. Bernard M. Bridgett Thursday morning, December 5, at 10 oclock, at Si. Aloysius church, Mra. Thomas R. McCann of Brooklyn is visit- ing her parents at 717 10th street northwest. The marriage of Miss Kate Ashley Loomis to Mr. Charles Frederick Rose, a prominent young architect of New York City, tuok place at the residence of the bride's mother, on N street, at noon yesterday. The Rev. Dr. T. 8. Hamlin, tor of the Church of the Covenant, officiat- Te The tctle won given away by her uncle, Judge Loomis of Parkersburg, W. Va. Miss Beile Giceson acted as maid of houor and Mr. 1. E. A. Rose, brother of the groom, as best man. The house was beautifully decorated with evergreens, crysanthemums and palms, A wedding breakfast followed, during which congratulatory telegrams were received from Senator Dawes and family and others. Among those present were the Kev. Dr. and Mrs, Ham- lin, Mrs. Senator Teller and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Beard, Dr. and Mrs. Giceson, Miss Blount, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cowing, Miss Cowing and Miss Roberta Cowing, Miss Ashley, Mr. and Mrs. Jeweil, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Mott of Brook- lyn, and Mr. aud Mrs. J. R. Walker of Virginia, Mr. and Mrs, Rose left on the 3:20 train for New York, and sail today on the steamer Bri- tanie for a tour in Europe. Mr. and Mra. Robert H. Parker received the congratulations of friends upon the fifth anni- versary of their marriage expressed in a large gathering, bringing many houschold wooden presents, passing a long and happy evening of games, of music and feasting. on Monday at the — residence, 126 F street, northwest. the guests were Mr. and Mrs. James eo i, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Darragh, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wind, Mr. and Mra. A. H. Hieatz- man of Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Canfield, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. NN. L. King, Mr. and Mrs. George P. Mann of Waco, Texas, Mr. and Mrs.G, H. Ripley, Mr. ae Mrs. C. H. Dickson, Mr. and Mrs, W. T. D: Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Darnall, Mr. and ates 3. E Darnall, jr.. Mr. aud Mrs. C. Calvert, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Van Vieck, Mr. and Mrs, H. Whit- comb, Mr. and Mrs. A. Kalstrom, Mrs. M. R. Bishop, Mrs. Josie Cox, Mra. E. Page. Mrs. R. H. Smith, Mra. Mele Leins, Mrs. E. Bounc- meyer, Mrs. J. Davis, Misses M. Barrett, Carrie Cowling, Ella Dixon, Nellie Smith, Lilhe Smith, Annie Thomas, Maud Hieatzman, Mary Leins, Lola Rowzeer, and Messrs, J. F. Oula- han, M. D. Darnall, J. C. Darnall, E. A. Baui- sir, Jobn A. Parker, John H. Carnes, W. E. Lansdale, L. M. Nunes, George Smith, C. P. — Harry Smith, D, Cox aud 8, W. Rus- sell. Mr. W. W. McCullough and sisters are lo- cated at the Richmond for the winter. Mr. Edgard E. Helm, son of Mr. M. D. Helm, was married yesterday to Leona B. Armstrong of Vicksburg, Miss.,at Trinity church, by the Rev. Dr. Addison. The couple left on a trip to Philadelphia and New York, where they will remain until December 1, when they will be at home at 211 C street northwest. Miss La Coste, who has returned to Washing- ton, will be at home to her friends this winter at 1704 L street northwest on Saturdays. Miss Ema Goodacre of Mt. Pleasant has is- sued invitations for a progressive eucher party at her residence Thursday evening. The marriage of ex-Solicitor General S. F. Phillips and Mrs. Serab M. Maury took place erg A ‘8t 1:30 o'clock at the residence of the wide, 1212 K street, Dr. Bartlett of the New York Avenue church officiating. Only rela- tives and a few intimate frieuds were present. The bride wore an elegant costume of gray satin duchesse and brocade, with point lace and diamond ornaments. A handsome colia- tion was served, after which Judge and Mrs. Phillips left for New York on the 4:10 train. The engagement of Mr. Moutague D. Jacobs of this city to Miss Isabel N. Kosenbaum of Philadelphia is announced. Secretary Blaine gave a handsome dinner last night at the Normandie to the members of the international maritime conference. The table Was set for sixty guests, among whom were Vice President Morton, Secretaries Rusk and Noble, Sir Julian Pauncefote, Baron vou Mumm aud Commodore Hamsay. The decorations Were very brilliant and beautiful, colored elec- tric lights being the main feature. Vast masses of roses were heaped on the table in artistic ar- Tangement and at one corner was a full-rigged ship, seemingly afloat in an aquarium in which gold fishes sported. There were no speeches after dinner, Mr. Blaine annouucing that he was not an advocate of the custom. Mrs. Lester gave a theater party last even- ing to Misses Clara Williams, Marie Lester, Floura Whittington and Messrs, Louis Justice, ‘T. C. Stockman and Robert Harris, The marriage of Miss Annie Maynard of Newburyport, Mass, and Mr. Allan Thompson Bacon of this city, was celebrated at the home of the bride on the 18th instant. ‘They will re- oer a the winter at 1413 N street north- a A Postal Remittance Card. A Philadelphia man has invented a postage Femittance card. The plan is to attach stamps to the reverse side of a card, which can be mailed to any address, the receiver to present the card at any post office and have the value of the stamps refunded. 1+ will be considered b: the department, “i - ————+ee—____—_ The Callaghan-Powderly Case. Callaghan, who is making the fight on Pow- derly, emphatically denies the report that the Reading railroad or Homer L. McGaw, an ex- pelled member of the Knights of Labor, are becking him. In an interview he say: “Powderly says he never met me. Can Mr. ing to ne mind which will not be very pleasant. When I addressed a fetter te him of the anholy war that was . against me by his confederstes laughed me to scorn and sent me a threaten- ing letter, which will rise up in judgment against him when my cause is fully knowu.” Lien sian {gar dear = vga manufacture and deliver soup in bottles regu- larly or to order, from house to house, as is done GEORGETOWN. Tue Tarxrty Cuvrce Farn.—A fair to aid in paring the debt of Trinity Catholic church was inaugurated last night at Forrest hall under favorable auspices. The hall has been taste- fully decorated with bunting and greens, and a number of booths have been erected around the specious room. The attendance last ni was very good. Following is a list of tab and booths and the names of the ladies in charge: Father Rocecofort's variety table, pre- sided over by Mrs. Trunnel and Misses Heenan and Sullivans ladies of charity fancy table, under charge of Mra. Lyddane and Mrs. Mc- Gowan; the punch table, Mrs. McCahill, Miss Mitcheil, Mins Irene Forrest; the flower bower, Misses Alice rege Kittie Hardie, Marie ‘Thian and Rosie Forrest; the envelope table, Mrs. Mohun, Mrs. George Greene and Miss Nancy Greene; the apron table, Mrs. Collins and Miss Alice ear; the supper table, Mra. Boucher, Mrs. F. W. Jones and Misses Mabel and Nannie Jones; the confectionery table, Mra. Thian, Miss ‘Posie Young, Mrs. Webster and Mrs. O'Neale. At the envelope table last night the Vantine vase ($15) was won by Miss Nellie Kelleher; the $26 lamp shade by Miss Moran; the tuilor-made suit by Mr. Archer and a ton of coal by Mr. Thomas W: gaman’s daughter, Every evening of the fair a short entertainment is given under the man- agement of Brother Whelan, consisting of mili- tary drills, flag and tambourine drills, tableaux vivants and statuary, and operettm &c, PersowaL.—An enjorable birthday party was given fast night by Miss Elia Ferguson to her numerous friends,——Miss Enid Kenyon and Miss Margaret Van Renssaluer are quite ill at their respective residences on P street with typhoid fever. TEMPERATURE AXD CoxDITION oF WATER AT 7 A.M.—Great Falle—temperature, 48; condi- tion, 14. Receiving reservoir—temperature, 48; condition at north connection, 20; condition at south i 8. Distributing reservoir— temperature, 4! ait 36. iS Ge Baan ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tae Evewine Star, TuHaxxsoivinc.—Thankagiving day, although proclaimed by the President and the governor, will not bea general holiday here. The fact that it has never met general observance has doubtlessintiuenced the mayor to follow the example of the earlier oo rather than that of his immediate predecessors, and to make no proclamation on the subject. There will, how- ever, be services in several of the churches, the sessions of the schools wiil be intermitted, the court and public offices suspend business, and a considerable number of Alexandrians will spend the holiday in Washington. Tae Cracurr Covnt.—The circuit court of the county, Judge Keith, continues its session. ‘The case of Elizabeth Davis, who sued the Vir- ginia brick company for £10,000 on the allega- tion of causing by negligent administration the death of Edward Davis. killed by the fall of a bank of earth, has been decided in favor of the brick company.—lIn Agnew & Co, agt. the Columbia bric! oot, a decree of distribu- tion was made; 8. atton agt. F. M. Mills, suit dismissed; Medford agt. Minor, judgment for plaintiff for $2 Hunt & Roberts agt. Mackall, judgment for $166 and interest.— Judge Keith has also heard in chambers the Washington Otterbach case with H. E. Davis, J. E. Edwards, Judge Willoughby of that city and Messrs. Edw. Burke, F. L. Smith and R. W. Moore of Virginia, as counsel. Judge Keith held that the rents of Belvoir must be applied to the education of Philip Otterbach’s grandchildren and that the fishing shores at "Possum Nose and High Point should be sold. Mount Vexsox Avesus.—The Mount Vernon avenue association held a meeting at the real estate company’s office on Fairfax street yes- terday afternoon, Mayor Downham presided and Treasurer Harlow was secretary. Col. Hains was expected but did not come. “The as- sociation made a movement to have lands con- demned in Alexandria and in Fairfax counties on the route of the proposed avenue. Nores.—The proposal for @ sewer on King strect is again being agitated.—W. J. Miller of Washington has been admitted to practice in the circuit court here.——B. F. Entwisle, sent to jail by the mayor, has been released on bail by Judge Norton.——Col, 8. F. Merrill of Wash- ington has bought the Markham farm near the city alms house. —A new building association (German, No, 5) is to be organized here next week.——Benj. Waters, charged with assault on a colored girl, has been acquitted by the mayor.——Mr. W. . Pickett ie now the manager of the Braddock house.——L. 8. Kerby been ee electrician of the city light vice C. F. Thompson, resigned. ee ea SOUTHWORTH-PETTUS AFFAIR. How the Mutual Friend Put the Woman in the Way of Ruin. The New York Evening Sun had a full history of the Southworth-Pettus case yesterday. Hannah Southworth and Rosa Lloyd were friends in their childhood, Their families were very intimate. Both families came north after the war. Mrs, Southworth’e friends and relatives all emphatically declare that they do not for a moment believe that Rosa Lloyd was moved by any evil design in introducing Han- nah to Pettus, They declare, however, that she knew Pettus’ character, and so did wrong in bringing about a friendship between bim anda good woman. Mr. Pettus was the pro- tege of Mr. Murrell, Mrs. Lioyd’s father. In admiration of Pettus’ ability Mr. Murrell,when he retired from the firm of Murrell, Pollard & Co., put Pettus in his place. He also advanced mney to Pettus and backed him in various ways, demanding, however, a strict accounting for all advances, After Mrs. Southworth had made her confes- vion to Mrs, Lloyd the latter is alleged to have written her the Yollowing letter, dated Brook- lym, January 25, 1880: “My dear Hannah! I sympathize fully with you and believe what you say about Stephen Pettus. I know you would not willingly have had anything to do with him, I know what a black-hearted scoundrel he is, for by his in- famous acts long years since he made me his victim. It is with shame I confess it, but I feel I must stand by you in this matter.” Edgar M. Johnson, of the firm of Hoadly, Landerback & Johnson, claims to have in bis possession an affidavit of Mr. Poilard, the part- ner of Pettus. in which he swears that he was present during an interview between Mrs. Southworth and Pettus in the latter's private office in this city, when the woman promised that if Pettus would settle $100 8 month upon her for life she would cease annoying him. ‘The affidavit further states that Pettus refused to do this, but offered to give her an allowance of $50, which Mrs. Southworth would not agree PETTUS LAID AT REST. WANTED--HELP. a 2 — D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1889. WANTED—ROOMS. FOR RENT—ROOMS. 'ANTED—A SETTLED _ WOMAN General Houscwork tera tareily of shred TO DO Wastenah ye pee ne WITH pile piece) where privacy 2836 15th at. new. sabe Address am | ANTED—A, GOOD RELIABLE WOMAN TO Wi. se coe ieee ROOMS, ONE Cook sud do Housework for a of ‘Sinai ws for Gentle- two. te. Hnuuite afer & pan at 1654 Toth ah nw. -3° | man, aps it Daceter, 8 ea 9 Bot to (9x- ahd T2th sa, Address OP. Star ottice ase ote ree 4 WwW EDSAN 1 BAMAND BOY aT HOG SIV: NTED — RICE'S STUDIO ZI Wisiircaer EXPERIENCED OOOK, sansa aud Ironer at 1620 P st. sriseastis pment + 2 dio, 1219 Wi RAPHIC FNTE, “aE \astep-awo EXPERIENCED _MILLINERS; TED-BY ‘4 BACHELOR. ROOMS WITHOUT WSEr a Nato ee on a partments, Addrese ANTED—BY_ TW. LADIES, 0} ‘ONE IN OFFIC Wiis Room cay ed i ‘Hall hoom; north of G and weet = 92, Star office, ‘ANTE DP) A raw 4 WTI TWO may convenient to adesa Hs wet GR ,ROTE Apply to KING'S, 728 Tin stay. Tai eee dares Wachee WOMAN TO COOK, WASH ANTED-TWO OR THREE By piecemeal norpmentera part ofc ates EDO Bae eee WaXtED—a YOUNG LADY TO Assist OB Boom at RICE’S fe Chane of the Heception —A NEAT, SMART WHITE ae Dinter Hoo Must go home nights. be 502 G st. nw. WANTED=E YOUNG MAN, ONE WHO HAS where last employed, in] wages wanted. Ail ployed. adres CLOTHIN BuY. Song WRITE A ag ‘Address 8, Wass, le ARY, oe Ww =o AT ONCE, A NEAT WHITE GIRL FOR General He rk in a Coy A — egy d“Abbly ut Laie 20th ot ow. lore Ruvn. 7 Vv ANTED=aT, 25 PER DAY TO A MAN WIDLING | NN ‘do honest work in fing. Printed Dody- ers from house to he ‘house; reference required. 203 be. ene. WANTED COOK; ALSO TERRBERWATD, 70 7 nala ost Pre oe 13. before 9 an. or after Bo Wastes coraaee, BOY FROM 14 TO 16 years of age, must be industrious and work in ve goad reference. Apply 1100 Fst. L.w. BT oe tee WANTED—BOARD. ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, BOARD IN A Vv ce, refined fainily, where there are yoUnE peo- WAN’ TED—LOTS. TED_FOR CARH, 10,000, TO 20,000 FEET MY erat ritbatcty that 19. ofa ule pailding houses ‘Su to rene 10}, wear WANTED MISCELLANEOUS |*® WH -A BOUND ND HORSE AND Seige OR able Upright Bano: “Auswer PLANO ¥, bar ollce W ANTED-—THREE OR yh CARTS i. ae pide boardn aud cheap. Callor Eo m7 i card seat {hg price aid whore can be soca to We H- Buns. o Mullene Georgetown, D.C, nz6-3t" WASTED Wy ‘PAY RENT? Ay WILL LOAN you money-to pas for & home. Interest only 6 Vey Keturn sual) — monthly. ae aoe Bor'G. Star ooo. e ANTED-A ELIABLE GIRL FOR ANTED=Ta BUY QRRENTIAL H. = =E5 Wan Housework: meet stay at night; refer wie c Motor. Address A. M., 345 Pa ave, n25-e03t* ences ure required, HENRY JAEG! 1d 4th st. ae. epee MARE, NOT OVER Six ¥! 27-3 ‘old, Suitable for buagy. G.P., Star office. n! ANTED—A RESPECTABLE hg woman ANTED—USE OF HORSE AND BUGGY FOR Ww to CA General House Work. Apply, with city ret y Two, gt Three Months, where best of care will be erences, 2: ee taken and work light. Address B.F.T., Star office. Wek twa LEMPERATE MAN | LOCATED | _n20-! dataige of a Bera ‘old house SN TDC, OF QOOKERY, gut 12TH section; salary to Bee aro! erin tuonth; refer: 1 noes ana Lock Box, 4820, bi New York. at” -St® ANTED — FIRST-CLASS WOMEN ee KA FIRST-CLASS CUT GO wit House Maids, Waitress, Parlor Maids, to the Pintadelyhia artnt 30 503 1 being Me Nurece, Hiteera god pea Maids, Couchmen, Bute | Pennsylvania sve., opposite Willand’'s — eee a Men, pa rae 2 and ‘Men today. as Trmuming aud | eee sich ANTED— MEN COOKS: $1070 $75; CHAM: ber Maids, Nurses aud Laundressey, incl aes ; Waiters, Drivers, or Farm Hands: Col Goa) a SAML AS COOMBS, 926 F st. now. ANTED—AT 820 18TH ST., FIRST-CLASS ‘and Chamberuiai Colored Waitress. id; best of refer- ences required. D26-33t TORE BI 9TH st, Tot | ity ak L ‘th st. Pa ave. [mess E. Good ane bag te to aay high ae on nz3 WATER A LADY IN OUR BUSHELING Boos; noue but those with experieuce need Bpply. ine pay! for Mr. Mose, fourth Moor, 5AKS Ad ‘DCOM- Y ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND Ironer; one who is willing to work; refe 62.3:13th st. aw. W ANTED—A COMPETENT WHITE GIkL FOR Chamber and General Housework for @ 61 uiiy; no children; & suitable person cing a hoine relereuces required. Inquire azz, Wa NTED—AN EDUCATED TaTEOLES YOUNG Mau, Good Writer aud Correspondent for one ge two eveniligs every Week. Address BU SINBSS, pia ui ottice. WASTED ENT WHITE COOK: Must st in washing. Apply 1827 Jeflersom plac STED—DRESSMAKING SCHOOL, 612 13TH —Pupiis to learn tue art of Measuring, Cutting and Fitting by aime. Washington's ress Cutting Scale, With peivileys of making one dress while leerut ‘Ail who have iewrned this Lew system speak of ext tern. “bupiis iuarauteed countaut empl t St luiest pay. Basted linings cut by measurement, wita sleeve pattern . Agen ted. ie Nv ANTED—A_ FIRST-CLAs: i AN WHO Understands Wholesale Grocery, Jobbing and Hogk Hesping: lust hove first-ciaes City reference. Caulk at 1227 Est ¥ White Woinan to Cook, Wash ‘ond Irus tas ood home, Addréss Hux, 118, Stat. oitice, Ww ANTED—CASH PAID ¥OR HOUSEHOLD AND Office Furniture; also Entire Households, Stocks of Merchandise of all kinds, Address ALBEX1, 408 20th at. n.w. nzs-Lw* Vy 48TED-LIFE INSURANCE ON THE COM- MON SENSE PLAN— MUTUAL KELILE As ASSOCIATION ington, A Home Institution Incorporated March 29, 1878. Deuth sssensueuts: $1.10 for ll members. $2,000 Paid Beneficiary Upon, Death of ‘alember, Only 37 deaths kice gaara. For further informatica prtiyn ae ‘SMITH, Bonthéant corner dthvasd G St. We Opposite new Pevsion buildin. 0cl7-3un j ANIED—ALL TO KNOW J. FE. BRENNER, Ga Wi Furnaces’ and . Will make ren, Latroben oparets sutistuctorily or no charge. Roof- ing; Spouting and Job Work done with dispat ‘ANTED-HORGPS TO PASTURE WINTER AND uminer; keeping horses a specialty, orders re- ceived at Allison Nailor's utabie, or wddress HO. HUI LEY, Kockvilie, Md. best of references given.nd1-1m* WASTED-FURNIA UE OF EVERY DESCRIP- tion aud quantity, Stoves Carpets dc. Also, stocks of Merchandise, Store and Otlice Fixtures. A.C. WIN- BION, 937 7th'st. nw. n8-lin TO KEEP. KEEPING T and Summer a Specialty. Order bose Rice's Stables 311 Oth st.n.w. Farm 7th st. miles from city, O. H. P. CLARK, Sligo, Md. yANTED-AN ACTIVE YOUNG MA‘ yretor one familiar with the Cine furnishing business. Address (. V x ANTED—A SUBSCRIBTION BOOK MAN TO Handle this section. Address JAMES B. CUL- & +. 506 Washington st, Boston, Mass, ANTEL—A WHITE BOY ABOUT SIXTEEN years old to do General Work ad ee Out Address A. iftice. _ 06Z3-Bt* 2 Grocery Store, ‘Star 7 W4STED © SQUARE MAN “AS PARTNER, with 250, in aioe lucrative busiuess; well es- tablishec Address: sux 70, btar ofhve. ee wW ANIED—A_ sa “OK A_ ‘Drug Clerk with good retereuces, Bi W rae SEARLE ays it once for Teepousibie posit . month. Appij a Roum 8, LULU F ty 2d Boor. eed Wastepea Goob SEY Tu and shirts; also Two Strong Ww LE. y Steak at Dede D MAIDS, pes ouseworkers, Bi sa city, ‘Puilwdelpbis auc stored at ior rates.) run Suirt Machine, &c.; don't ap} Work aud mean business, Mout: DKY CO., 517 9th st. new, V Wai Mi ANTED—WHITE COOK! wasres: also Cooks, reawen:, Coschmen eee es Ws \NEED—ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN AT ome, Ob water or rail, The United States Mu- Avcident Association, first, largest and best, 3 O00 at deat th, #25 weekly indemnity. Costs 23 ly, Short period policies, Cail or ‘write. ‘LEN, Gen. Agent mat, xooms end 10 Burche Build 3th and 0c30-1m WA 1ED — HORSES WINTERED; BEST oF care; Warm stables and generous feeding ; factory references irom past aud and 2020 ie ee AC, tug, Wien ORSES TO WINTER AT GEN, gio per month, Horses taken out aud, rerumoed, ag is Horses amy tue year aro! by Een i juire of G, C. Bound, at farm, or E. (. Hay Scales, cor. 10th aud La, ave, VERSED SUFFERING nO Smoky © know that I sesranien 4 Cure Then or N ruined: Ka Lato robe “Made fade to Meat oF ‘No Page 1413 Pen at, TED — BT KAM CAKPET CLEANING AND wating Worke; Feathers renovated, Mat- eedo oven, orsitare Steamed, uud Moths ¥.H.YOUNGD, 1402 Pa.av, ‘Telephone 1) PERSONAL, V y ANTED—HOUSE WOMEN, CHAMBERMAIDS, Boys, Girls und Sober Men for ali busi Ap: reer iepared for Goveruinent position 2 cly NCE OFFICE, 711 G u.w. — u25-6.* ANIED—WHITE AND COLORED COOkS, First-class Waiters. Drivers, Coachmen, Nurves, Malis, NEW SRHOSAE EPO MENT CPE ICh diz, 1: Servants ferences, 1H. ANTED-THREE GOOD RE vassers for new line ot Holi terms; ce: 1010 Wax Ae ate STATE AG iy office headausrtery in sou principal city, ae- sue exclusive control uf our business aud appoint lar calor subsgente tu every city in this wel e, ig a8 flour, 1k universal demand’ Daya net proBt of BO to 100 per conte Aeon ede: oor THE UNION COMPARY, n21 ‘744 Broadw: 7 WASTED— DUNDORE'S EMPLOYM. Feau, conducted by, ladies, Men ite and culored, for all kinds of domestic labor, to 709 Lau. sud states; with references. Bewoved we New Iuternatioual Tailor System, with inch-rule or tuye measure alone, as all scientific ta lors cut, Patterns ang materials cut and instruc- tou aven’ by Mine, 8. J. MESSER, YOS L ot. nw. EARNERS FOR PROF, CHRIST. Ws NTEDAGENTS—DODGE'S HOBSE-BLAN- ket Holder”; keeps the blauket trom poate sliding of the horse; nothing lke it in the muri Kec: every horse-owner buys; aumple by NEK & CO., Providence, K. 1. ANTED — DO YOU USE FIGURES! | aye dition solves he gp tos highest indorsement and particuiars inclowe the FAKNSWOKIH CO., Johuston Bldg 10. WV ANTED—BY THE MANTYN BUSINESS GUL. lege (Employment Burewu) Pupils to Knger, Grade An immense crowd was present Monday afternoon at the burial of Stephen A. Pettus, The remains were laid in Greenwood cemetery at Clarksville, Tenn., his former home. The floral tributes were the finest ever seen in that part of Kentucky. —_——_-ee—_____ MR. POWDERLY’S NEW PARTY. Federation of Labor Societies Which He Thiuks May Control the Presidency. Mr. Powderly believes the Knights of Labor and the Farmers’ Alliance will join fortunes: “We are for the amalgamation, body and soul,’ said he in an interview in Philadelphia, “and I have good reasons to think the Alliance is very favorably disposed toward the scheme. On December 3 General Secretary Hayes and Mr. Wright of the executive board will meet a com- mittee from the Farmers’ Alliance at St. Louis and discuss the feasibility of the problem. The principles of the two organizations are identi- cal. Both the Farmers’ Alliance and the Knights are one politically. By an amalgama- tion or federation the Knights and the Farm- ers’ Alliance will have about three million votes. The officer# of the Knights of Labor will readily throw up their offices and be sub- sidiary workers in the amalgamation. No sensi- ble man can dis} the magnitude and im- portance of su ep. It might mean that the two organizations when combined will wield such a political power as to control the residential chair. There are in round num- rs 500,000 men in the ranks of the Knights of Labor, while the Farmers’ Alliance, ps oa oy merely in its infancy, bas over 2,000,000 mem- bers. I think that if an amalgamation is brought about the American Federation, with its balf million followers, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, with its many thou- sands, and other great labor bodies will want to be merged. It will probably mean the birth of @ new political party which will have sufficient strength to control the tariff and other legis- The board of directors of the Tennessee coal and iron company have elected Gen. R. A. Alger of Michigan a director in place of ex-Gov. John c Tas Engl ‘Tennessee, deceased, brewing company, $1,500,- Soo; Balen talk @1-100,000; i 0, Hoick malting company?’ § "De uute and Fill Positions at Good Sulauries, Circulars obtained at College Building, 313 Gth at B.w., city, oc] -3 WANTED-—SITUATIONS. NTED-SITUATIONS FORK FIRS’ Cooks, Coachmen, Maids, Porters, Pals treme tchinan, Nurses, Hostlers; Swedish, foreigu help. Koous Reuting: BURNHAM'S. ere Ox st, WASTDBY 4, A WHITE GIRL A PLACE IN A nice family as Chan:bermaid; can sew; or woud Ko, ae haitress; best references. " Address “Box Pi Want Poa AN ACCOMPLISHED ENGLISH Position as Visiting Guverness; purl, uch, German; or as Companion: hog english, io uealat in houses ui excellent eferen are NESS Ze, neta GOVERNESS Z, ‘Star of W ED—BY A SorDEED BOE BOY, THiRe TEEN Years old, a Place where he can es make hi oe useful; good references, Apply at vant st. D.w. NT BY AN canta ous tg ay od Fair Racostions Areas 2 3 ANT: 112 Ba ot. ware BY ‘A SENIOR STUD! IN PHAR- Position in a Drug Store; rred, PL, Star office. wes ANTED_ BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED GING Situation as Chambermaid or to Housework ins eimall” samy Feterouces “furnished, Call for three days at 1908 A st. a yANTED—GO TO DICKS IGEXOT FoR COOKS, Taundress, Housensids, Waitress, N' men, Butlers aud. Houseman, Waiters aud Ritche ida, Ww: He ws “613 7th st.n.w. BZG-ot™ PORITIONS dress and Gosche, was EAD QUAI RTERS fur cooks, Chamber Nurses, Seamstress; Men Waiter Cooke, Butlers. BAM'L A COOMBS, 92 ANTED—YOU ‘9 GIRL Ee a aN Ende Mal 8 y ANTED— in Ve families. Vv qully paid. | 10 THE PERSON WHO SHADOWED ME TO BAL~ timore and comzunicated with others there jast Ztanksgiving and since, 1 would ssy that i expect to Sogeain on Tomorrow ‘If he or any ully will come to thé B&O. depot at 9:20aan..1 sball purchase him roulu-trip Ucket (it will cust but halt price tur bin), rather than be “wired,” or will ive bim a sworn statetucut On my return that Lattended to my own Dumpess and demvaned myself as & gentleman, U. J, MAKKLE, Box 370, City P.O. Pee ee ee We ait PAY “BIG N Money” for Firs Second-hand Clothing, ad- Gree ur call at Susin's OLD STAND, vid se wy UTHORIZED PR PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENOY. liane & Co. Comniunications promptly at | tended ty tri mhdent open mee Wal WALLIAMS, Siauuger, 020 Fat. iw, Ons SERVICE ween QUESTIONS ‘Answers. Send Luc. W. FLYNN, A.M. = Institute, and K sts. u.w. Southwest Gor. Sih LOST AND FOUND. 6 EWAKD—A GOLD ST faiting Solitaire Dismoud lost in Washiny between there and Baltinuore on Wednesday, r 13. Above reward if returned to Mrs. E. 1stu st., New York. OST —ON TUESDAY Gold Bracelet of design Kketurn to Mrs. Dr. Gladwa and 4 generous reward will OsT ARTE 4:30 PM oe . ber 26, betw: ata, Leather Pocket Book Gohtatuug One New €10 Hall sad Some slive #indyr wll make s poor heart «iad by recurning it to 1615 Pst., where all expenses incurred will be —— n-1m* D CON- ton or ven Tron y i utes Sew York ave. uw. 1" LEFT IN DOORWAY O1 ory FREUND'S ¢ CON- Tetionery Vth otse Kuighte of Pythise Sword, dhe inder wil please revura itto LL Sth at Bw and receive rew: UST—IN THE TAX OFFICE AFTERNOON OF Noveuber 27, two $5 bills rolled together. Finder Will rece.ve the thanks of the owuer if retur..ed toE. Collector of Taxes, “Sat ON TUESDAY MORRIE. jarge Black Leather Pocket ee eADLES rin eis Gomectint e T2719 ‘and xet reward. It" OsT—s. LVER WATCH. | With MONOGRAM urday, between Dupont Cirele and House. Liberal reward if returmed to 1310 Ggangesi= cut avenu Ost SMALL ALLIGATOR, PURE: SS mta.cagess une Chechy one Leaner Tiatee out ne : Kee “a liberal Toward ‘wint be paid if lent with MABIC 4 436 and Penna, ave. D.W. B26-Su* Ost. FTERN EAR MONU- LES LARS, ERE ibid: collar marked Frank iC Buenas, 1507 Ht st Koward if returued toabove address. = SMALL ENGLIEH PUG; ANSWERS TO te of “Chumley ;” liberal rewardif returned OST [ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO, BEFWEENG G and 9th to New ork ave. to n.W., & Pair of lasses, Reward { Goid bye G! Yor their ‘reiurh to 1403 Ast st. nw. Bzo-3t BOARDING, Fone FIRST-CLASS BOARD, FURNISHED ROOMS, _finyple oF en suite, call at Vermont ave. uw. “B27 IvATE TA’ ILE BOARD AT 708 8TH ST. N.W.; Boarders wanted; inoder- with for two ae Te SoaEnrenrE es vie prices; convenient fio sizont core nv i-Lns* HE LITCHFIELD, T bape: "Yasar STREET, A LADY WHO CAN CUT, FIT ri Wi would like to make engagements to sew | _P15-Lm' D. KHAM, Proprieto Address M.Z., Star office.n26-3t* Fy couroRT x FURNISHED ANTED— BY A YOUNG PWELL EXPERIENCED oom with first-class accommodations, at ire 10: ee ne House Oe Seige | “mod-im! sage SECs Se Inquire 1520 1 ANT! 'S—YOU WILL BE FUR- uished Hi: ‘Clerical also fora herent ol aa nationalit re AYR Gsinaiwed Gees hres ood references Po ih aga Lath ————_— S| Warr SS y Sees mrs ANTED—BY & ch YOUNG ce ys st. cor. L tenants ARGE WELL FURNISHED first-class Board at ubura, Manis Lie 22d at. uw. beta Lm’ COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. ui | Peete ee Drice'S percent, Me Me ARVIN Vi BICY CLES. Soe rib ae eB FOR RENT—ROOMS. _FOR SALE—LOTS. OR Se HANDSO! ELY FURNISHED Apartments in all parts of e Sureervices “BAVAGH & GOo acs 7 ot_near 14th. Fe pcre tap pres yi WELL FOREIGHED } Ea FRONT Seer, best, wae, Two en WOO 1 ee ‘$16 for two or tour gemte- ‘On, RENT_TWO VERY BRIGHT Wail 3UR- i fable for Mc. 262 Te Td are Two (OR THREE LARGE AND Well-furnished Room 95 third floor near the Hamilton House and. Fo Fits; refererices. 1324 L st. nv7-3t* {OR RENT—1523 1 Si EAR THE AR. Fines Normandie and Ghaniborina Furniabed Sage hem FORREST ONEUNRISHED TO FEOPLE WHO gnd'door front ‘end two on taird Reet, Resteeiese bornood; good boarding houses in sae square me ences n27-3t* Address 2034 G st. n.w. KR RENT—A HANDSOME chee OF axe OB Rooms: must vate family. B07 WUth st. me. OR RENT — TWO LARG: x NE HALL FES ct LT Se Fe Ry a ace AND BACK gdandt sisable for MC. suite on wec- Also heat; ‘mod. imps, 1451 Fe ou RENTFARRAGUT SQUARE, 929, BEAUTI- mise or Apartments; private baths; fi eat; aeaty opens bot and pad cold — euch. a} house desired, oars geal FOE BENT_ 1002 0 ST. NW. FURNISHED OR Uni one bay window, an second ovr: peivtve lenis ee Belin ee Fie RENT — 1235 | MASSACHUSETTS ird-story Room, wi NT — (FOUR ple hen oe, rane oa coms, suitable for luht housekeeping: | iio aR TEXT ELEGANTLY Fouigaes DOUBLE Feo Bennet ining on First pl and front: convenient to borhood suitable 027-3" ‘WO ROOMS SECOND FLOO! [ Pein A ep RE eG vi moderate. vate fansily terms Pies | a1 704 Let. new. t BR Ri. wT — A Sr ORNISHED —AT MODERATE Fite nny poecspe 2 kkoom, first floor: “yi eitigle anid en wuites twe Lines cf csre souvent ; transients accommodated. 1102 227-3? POR BENT PLEASANT. AND COMFORTABLE floors; sout oe ‘on gecoud, and third floor posure; very desirable neighbor ‘conventen: Unree lines of cars: privatefauily, GUS M ok wet Ot oR RENT—A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN FIND DE- sirable Rooms at Moderate Rates in Private Family, Very near the Capitol. 220 North Capito oe sO ONH, BEML Unturuiahed Sue] 2 second ‘ro, Ui ron sey arene wo Oar Mf Gesired 90s ore. we R RENT—1016 16TH AT. SH. Hgome, em suite, op at Soot; $4 Moor liail_ Rootn With Board. Transien 227-3" {OR RENT—URIGHT BU are NY ae MOST Fon eestsoan Bw: Deer Normandie and Arlington boteis; first and “5 es ‘suites or sin- Ble, pravate family of sdults, 1014 15th st. now. RENT—AT 809 ZIST ST. IN A FR NCH ; Nicely, Furnished Booina, connecting ot Fak oe Uni ite University, copia cirat bal Bours “Sack PAIX “T3 CHAS. A. SHIELD», 1 a oe BEAUTIFUL LOT ON 15TH BT, $2.6 an offer wanted. THREE WELL kocatee Lore, PR ar Mingle, @650 each. F3 SALY—GCOD CHANCE To ge wate 159 fest fromm a4 ot POR ALES SBEAUEIFUL CORNER LOT_X Pu a party wall’ ond trom railing’ t S00! BH WARNERG UK SALF_—BARGATN—LOT electric cars AL in, 1008 Pa. DB SALE FINE BUULDING LOT | oats SIDR 2 aust be gold thio weshs oe ees ented XN. side S bet. Nit ave. ena kat. meer Xi ove. Nw 3t_ RU ST's MUNGEAPORD. & JOR SALE—LOTA 23 AND and 14 Lots im the Tags eng on E and 128,000 square feet; only 99 ‘OR RENT—TWO > NICE LARG! Me 4 Sth: LSGAVLS 81, NO_SUNNY, COMMUNICATING {tSout anusil chgldres: sed ae 4, SQUARE 1083 nina eutabivini of Tees. Sth sts. ne aul oo once, FCH. FOX & BKOWN, Pennsylvania sve, Lee ars! FISH & MILL 1313 FST N ¥ the foulor Bud aw Lowe at speculative prices jgth nee 50:75 96.80 }3t TAT, 20x1 00. Baxeu. 4 33, sor AVE., OPPOSITE WAR 3 suitable for Memters of Conerene and others; wate family of adi ‘cruis reasonable. IO RURNISHED, ROOMS, WITH ‘on Second Fi Suntenssend ivan 7 ae ate Yau Room, breads x! Frame Cottage, lot 102x112, comer Ad aud digaw., S0x10%, thive Hraines ‘ ted. ‘Aino beautiful Farm ten mile from city. on burg p for = ‘and ee yt TOR RENT_FURNISHED aE RONT rAnlon P 3, Communicating; <8 te Bes RENT—UNFU Fe ery Fiessan tuprovemenia. | Ofer — Call after 4 pans 1523 t3 ae Enu tecteateren nieeen STORY t Room for Gentiemen ; $10 per month. Table Now Jersey ave. a. w. ne =) a 1006 M ST. N.W., NEWLY FUR- ished Koo! rate fires and furnace beat. ig RENT THREE SUITES OF HANDSOMELY ee, s OP fireplaces, suitable for Mem! f Congress. J.T DYeRl304 Fret aw Foe EEN two Furnished Successors tg 3 me eh bo, 30x60, wide alley. Lata, 16.0280 to 20°f alley, a *. U2 A. front aide alley desirable Building Lots on N_ Capitol and 1s to 21 Ht. front, at $1,400 to "ei Sooper cor. of G, GOxN3, to alley; , Atrwet lupe; Inust wo wt otice oF OR THREE WANDsoMELY Bee, medflccsy Pa Sth st. nw. wear Boundary, Gin Sth st, near R, two alin, ge | ROR E fs xT 01 ‘England Board table bs bie Boarde! ‘OB RENT—1723 HST, NEAR M BE Ginb,s Parlor Suite consisting of Three Large C nuicating Kooms, with grate ire aud southers also @ room for a Rentleman, KLNT—TWO BUILES OF apaasceate with Open Gente, Fire and Private Baths. Comer above Metropolitan club, 720 1Sth NEAR = CAPITOL 130 EAST CAP- Firs So ce mer Wement and othe draws Lote on Mase SYe. ne, Dear 2d st, 21x100, 8 st, north side, bet. Fe i: RENT—LARGE, BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SUIT- uble for Members of Con; cars pass the door location unsurpassed. 1311 14th at. YOR RE: NT—HANDSOMELY AND D BEWLY FUR- nished Parlor £loor; elegantly papered ; separately 9 yowethier : price. low: rg ennioe sopen, 24 Noe hoor, 81: hall room $5; private family, 16 price Frasouable aud terms ave. and 1th, 2h) and proposed “Hancock circle,” ad- new house, lot 22 NT-HANDSOMELY FUKNISHED with excellent bourd at 1421 K st_ Two Congressman; iso three Xooms for geutiemen, Fthuait sever x ST. N. Ww Raa FUn- sibout oon ber. Joluing handsowe taining oaiy 1.S00 aq. ft get dootonalial Lote ort aide Munn. ave. bet. 2th and tNthe sd gileted for @3 yer ma fe Neo Sy ft front, con- goed alley t rear. Que of the The oy sett will not oR RENT—DELIGETFUL SUNNY KOOMS, single or en suite; private family; furnished: ub. bouse; south and east frouts; bay wii we ‘gheu grates; references required, 110i Kstaw. OR RENT—1316 G 8T. NW, NICELY FUR- ished Ki : and ali conveniences suitable for meiuber of Congress within e square of Ebbitt, Kigas and Willard’s hotels. Fe, RENT—1225 NEW YORK AVE, THREE Second-fluor kooms; parlor aud bed rooms se Fate oF en wuite; furnished ; bath on same floor ; reter- nZ7-3t aE RENT—939 K BST. N W., og WO, VERY DE- sirable Nicely Furnished Second-flour Rooms. suite; south front; grate fires pr private fa family; board next door f OS RENT“ as. SoM TORTS no wweat of War scares here the 2016 G st nw. | ROX, KENT—ONE FRONT AND BACK noox. 2d floor; well furnished, heat and gas; @25 month; board if desired ; private family: three 712 Sth st. u.w., opposite Peusion office. bz oe Fo RENT— 1327.9 ST. N.W., HANDSOME PAR- tors on 1st floors; south frout with Bed Spon onimatatiog single or en suite. All conveniences, Excellent caterer iu the house. Convenient to 0 hotels, departments and street car lines. Splendid ioca' {oF members of congrent n27- a ‘OK BENITO, son in stereo irae Oey Fe, ‘REN bth 5 107! ar Furnished Parlor and ber or Senator. KEN! FOUR UNFURNISHED OOM, second fluor; suitable for, light house! aE water, With gas; adulis only, Fest) Sie wei. we OR RENT_1706 B 81, TWO OR aR ELE- ih peut Unfurnished Rooms; second rd floor heal, gus, open urates ail insders vate amily; references. {0K RLNT—1WO, THREE OR FOUR | UNF nied ious; second f ue: yath front, 1409 i . REN THANDSOMELY FURNISHED SEC. eud-floor to Gentleman; y stnall, quiet and unobtrusive ; location sual teruis reasouable to re- Spacers Tinebent parties; references — ce. Fe o Ok KEN T—CHEAP_FUBNISHED BACK Base ment Kitchen, suitable for a laun who sends out meals. Apply 813 11th st, bow, DoT TOR RENT—LARGE. | DELIGHTFUL ROOMS, jurnished and unfurnished; southern ex; son convenient; table Sepecialty. “w01h st nw, HL MELY Room, suitable for Maus lee ROR Bane 1ase 1iTH ST. NW. NEAR FAB- ragut square, Please mis, siugle or en sul furnished or upstate, Ww Awith rith est, gas and se o parlor; private fumaly ; 1 }OK BENT—A Ba HANDBOI Room, facing on Conn, ave, So i ly a, ‘on Conn, a 1756 M st. “ie , OR KENT—1326 I ST. AND FRANKLIN PARE, beauutul Suite of Kooms with private bath and toilet rooms; house ‘new; uli mod. {inpe.s loested tn ferences exchanged. 116-12 suost picturesque center ; refe JOH RENTVERY DESIRABLE SUITE pRgoMs. omely fur.; first-class ta in brtvate fat: Dave. ‘neu ibeh str rete ea oe Sst 6 HONG RUD, G24 14th st. nw. OR ‘I—PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH IM- proveuenis and yas; Smaller kovts two in root, with board, #30; oue square from of Haut Rooms, 1.0 per week, 9US 12th at. uw. YOR REN'1—1213 HS ST. TWO SUITES | NICELY Furnished Hooms; first ind second floors; suitable Ss mewbers or others; ‘Single, dooms ; south, front; window ; near three lines of cars, FQERE RENT=1110 23TH LST, RW, FOpNISHED Nicely Furnished BZ6-5i" Farlors: reroreuess Saat JOK KENT—IN BEST LOCALITY, TWO FUR- nished Kooms; geutiemen preferred, prices reason- 1233 New Hampshire ave. u.w. 226-3 Fee ‘T—SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WILL Rent Nicely Furnished Koom to .efiued Person; them referred ; larze new house ; Fohgee hel? sienaudiseion Tabs ERE oC ee {OR RENT—AT. 709, 1B. uished Second and Third-story Fron} southern exposure, central. e. —, — awe ee RENT 140 i Satty, DEKE C0. 1404 AND 1403 a ST. a Board ; OF on suite; rst und second faors ‘Ok RENT-ELEGANE #U KNINHED mt EN 3, faces McPherson Square, pass door, ove vl from Metrupoiitan and lormandie, Shore (OK SALE—TWO VERY DENIRADLE LOTS ON oe, hear North Capitol at, SWOKMSTEDT iG = SORTEWE, si CORSE, STHAND th, as the North Bide 0 M ot. suite from December 1. 14th st. cars; wear Arii and Worniley’s. 916 15% ‘OK RENT—A SPACIOUS, WELL-LOCATED AND ‘admiral building, — for job-printer, other business requiring space abd wer can ve supplied cheaper tone toe ah them. Apply at The & 1 bus ground “SWobdistEDt « aes w ALL OF SQUAKE 1008, BOUND id Asth catbmakue nes = SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY. 20-FOOT Lot ON WEST BIDE Eth ot Bic. Just north of od i of Mase o$t MSLEDT & BLADLeN, wet Faw, eae gray abou: 1 0,000 94, 1 ‘Eveuiug Starcfce. net Large Nicely-furnished OR BENT-CORNKE 9TH ST. AND MAS MABSACHU- ished Kooms, wit Hoard; southern aud eastern 3 ref = Ly OR THREE UNFURNISH: ‘Kooms, on second fluor, in a bewutiful bay window aon SALE—1 HAVE POR BALE, house; southern exposure: perfect condidon sigost th ot nw. abo dent ot 100 soot 2 woe 20-foot Soupleted, on the north. LA (Kellogx Balding) Tsie : how. Ll ON 8 ST. NEAR KEW an clogant Pees Just TF RERTTRREE ‘OR FOUR LARGE U FUR- ; house only four years old; perfect condition all modern improvementa: eu 3 huldrea. Call. between 8 » S13 Het. nw. ay aie “AND 816 18TH ST, New aud Fe. SALE—Goob re 30. a to YSer Pat AKOMA PARK LOTS, ae Corues) st alow figure Tyke « eee SALE ELEGANT: LOT AT COR OF COLE Me een Lots (Corner on west side of New st uw, Price Ct 06, square 2 40 feet bs between 8 and T E—Lot ov 3d st_ne. between Massachu- . <6 by 134 fect, aud bas mde alley. i. LS ale ct on Bot, between S by 100 feet to alley. *°POR SALE—Lot on north side of D Pelaware ave. aud South Capitol st, pou ase toon JOR KENT—NEW i 5 sette cone and D sts. stanus in the northwest; cheap rent, 190, Buar office. SUITABLE FOR best TORE ROOM AND DWELI- Goods, Clothing or any kind inquire op premises, 431 7th st aw. rca (CORNER ons raid AND D ‘within, Ni—STt ims. aly for Dry LARGE STORE AND CELLAR, 2026 wo @25 per month, BEALL, BROWN & CO. I is SALE—T HAVE 1 FOR SALE AS FOLLOWS (N "Pe gestern woctiow of the city 4, fronting Georgia ave and Dat, 23 tote. 220, reat bald, 1,000 ft, _FOR RENT—OFFICES. POR | RENT—OFFICE ROOMS AT 934 F ST.; DE- sirable Front oom st $10 and Back Room wt $7 Duth in good condition; recently i Fm. OF Sg 5 tt. iso hnvetorsaica jansetiamber of ais on Sstoees Hull aiid Beiguburuond at low tr ea + LINKINS, 1th and H sta. n. w. TE BEAUTIFUL BULLDING LOTS” Kay ‘Sear Univers and L barman; surcete, GU toot wi aS MENT-PAL( OF LARGE OFFICE: GROUND floor; Address W.H.-) Star Fete eo n2d-se 70K, RENT THE HANDSOMUST SUITES OF OOM: ‘ESsl0: ‘OK PROFES: COAMELCIAL BROKER, MOD. A ER or tpi 181, being the 2d d and pane wide end any Sieg WALKEK, 1 Uri 0. DESisON, west OK SALE—GKEAT BAKGAIN LOT, TWOsLOCK Dupout Sirele, gout teat, G4. mtly Sandows tuil bebe visto free ventilation frunt and exegptionally large and imu ilies Ty, giving ganple lu Lent a "ad tack =o i SALE LOTS 18 BL W Abprii Tu BKOU dand ob eas) terms. ante udjacent to to the Lines att 0 Saw oF pecans yd JOR ey ‘OF! FICE ROOMS, W stean Lest and elevator serv butlding, 1426 N. special terins will be given. Cali st ouce and make . COU For lars and plate Talo Nv ave, ACHLLS & BATCHELD EL 12 “10 F ot nw. BLS: __ FOR =o E STABLE AND J PLHALL 0 ON G@ Seay te ver aL BuOWs © £00, 1321 Fat, Tae BALE — BANGAINS — CHOICE Lors at Daud or18s3 : $00. SST Fa st. R RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED BOOMs, aecond floor; Hall Kocm. furnished: Parlors, after 2, 1121 le or stn in All of REN1ING PARLORS, 711 G at. ne {OR RENT — eenaaR WO Vi EF Freasmat Communicating ‘Third = front room, with bay window aud alcove; and both; pilvate family: parties ‘with no chititen mae thet aw. 2 F¢ RENT—1222 11TH 8T.: TWO PLEASANT ey mong or Sopecnes: 2 fur. or unfur.; eat, grate kn Hooma; fur. or unfur, orciaee: front bach ba FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS, R RENT Ol LEASE-A NEW BLACKSMITH it Riggs market. Apply at PhOPERTY ON SCHOOL STREE’ MPROVED 1 re NEAR SIXIH AND D Sinctis BOUL Was: = BUSINESS CHANCES. NCE FOR A YOUNG GRADUATED ch Small Capital to, Bay s Good Es. YSICIAN, Star B27-3t" Ra lor iia aveute twenty-one (213 ref. 2 R RENT—1720 H 8ST. N.W., A BUITE OF 3 Serpe ag meetin Cae god ex] inege table, Une square R NT— Ce Hicmen can lonrn of several nicely Furnished han teat. pat ‘part of uortuwest by applying in per - ‘CAMPBELL W. BUSHN! Attorney -tt-] AMON TGos i ae RENT—HANDSOMFLY FURNISHED BUO! with Bosra. At 1716 N at. nw, B26-3t avy’ wee Fe, Pet SOON, FLOOR SUITE OF TWG SR | ies formate Tiviithet. uw abooe” F2., RENT- Tce Bg one Hemen private family. aes 226 Se FE pase th door: te cocom- oe ‘RENT—1604 HST. N.W., OPP a Shoreham snd within squs aria forme: hotels, Haudsomel; Single of en aulte'"open hires: wood Table Board. 06-3? R RENT_TWO NEWLY-FUR front, Istand 2a BL a Ee SS ol ; eoaisiaes case th = feet cloves and two-th.nde (11%) inches northeast of the pare of corner Weuwe Dinéleen \1¥) sect eleven and two- Shinde Lis) toches, ana ‘thence with said frout width coutsnued between and lives of said lot eleven (11) to Cuion alley, or school with te te thereon. Loca- eget ‘call ot ye 313 434 st s.w. Bm SALE — as DRUG STORE, bye i heer U EP SES B SALE 9250 WILT. BUY GOOD Wii, STOCK ropgine pont peo Grocery 208 Provision Bture FL, oF inend Vacrenw, ct