Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1889, Page 2

THE SATURDAY ‘AR. Features of the Twelve-Page Edition Tomorrow. Tomorrow's Stan will be issued, as usual on Saturdays, in twelve-page torm, the additional space providing for a large amount of attractive reading matter prepared especially for this issue. The opening of Congress on Monday, with the preliminary . caucus proceedings tomorrow, at which the Speaker will be named, will receive full attention at the hands of reporters and artists, With the ad- vent of Congress and the increased interest in matters political and legislative the gay season at the capital also begins, and much that is of interest to those who are in the social whirl or stand as lookers-on will be given space in tomorrow's paper. Many topics of especial local interest at this time will be graphically presented. Another installment of Frank R. Stockton’s attractive story written for Tue Star will be printed. Besides the many special features, bright and interesting in character, ‘Tue Star will publish all the news of the day. Among the contents of this issue the following may be announced: OVER THE EASTERN BRANCH. The new bridge at the foot of Pennsyl- vania avenue soon to be opened to the | public (illustrated). WHERE MIDDIES ARE TRAINED. The naval ac ¥ Annapolis and its surroundings (illustrated) IN THE HOTEL LOBBIES. Characteristic Washington scenes on the eve Of a new Congress (illustrated. ) RAMBLES IN OLD ENGLAND. ASrar correspondent’s tour in pictur- esque Warwickshire. JEWELS AND MOTTOES. Some of the recent decrees of fashion re- specting precious stones. SILK FARMING IN AMERICA. The chief of the silk division expects to make it a great and profitable mdustry. FROM FOREIGN COURTS. Some of the ladies of the diplomatic corps who are prominent in Washington society. “THE STORIES OF THE THREE BURGLARS.” An unusnally interesting installment of Frank R. Stocktou’s serial. MATTERS FOR HOME. Helpful hints for the management of kitchen, pantry and table. WASH TON REAL Gossip about recent sales and prospective improvements, see Washington Beats Baltimore at Chess. Last evening a delegation from the Baltimore | chess club came over to play a series of games | with the Washington chess and checker club. ‘The games were played at the club rooms, 910 | F street, and were begun at 7 o'clock, At 9| o'clock a short recess was taken anda hand- some lunch was served. When play,closed for | the evening the Washington chess players had won the tournament by a score of 13'¢ games to 534. The local chess and checker club was rep- | resented by Dr. Bermana, Messrs. Braid, Knight. Hanna. White, Walker, Frech, O'Far- rel, Graybill, Gwyer and Wil Soarage eae Education of Poor Children. The Boys’ and Girls’ national home and em- ployment association has filed a certificate of incorporation reciting that their object is the establishment of schools with homes and farms for teaching ordinary English education, in- dastrial and mechanical arts to youthful tramps, truant girls, neglected and homeless children, &c. ‘The incorporators are Alex. Hogelund, Wm, B. Gurley, J. H. Bradley, H. B. Moulton, | L. G. Hine. W. E. Parson, W. W. Danenhower, | 8. F. Williams. W. H. H. Smith, Lewis Abra- ham, Lucius D. Alden, H. A. Linger, J. C. Muncaster and 8.8. Emery <i Struck by a Government Ambulance. James J, Branagan was driving a government ambulance near New Jersey avenue and G street yesterday afternoon when the pole of the | Vehicle struck William Woodward, severely in- join him. Woodward was removed to his jome on Fenton strret in the pelice patrol wagon and Officer Olver arrested Branagan. The accident will be investigated in the Police Court when Woodward is able to appear. — A Gum Chewer as a Witness. It riles Judge Miller to have a woman in his court chewing gum. Yesterday Anme Sullivan appeared in court and charged “Bill” Humph- reys with threatening her. When she took the | stand to testify she did not remove from her mouth the gum she was masticating but at- | tempted to talk and chew at the same time. | The judge requested her to remove the morsel from her mouth. Her face flusiied, but instead of removing the gum she rolled it into a corner | of her mouth and continued her story with such effect that Humphreys was required to give real estate security or go to jail. — A German Study Club., The first meeting of the German study club was held last evening at the residence of Dr. | Brackett, 1310 Rhode Island avenue. The | theme for the evening discussion was “Ein Buckblick” (looking backward.) Mr. G. W. | Spier leading in a review of the book, followed by remarks from several members present. ‘The club will take up “Looking Backward” as a study, each evening reading two or three chapters, the reading to be followed by free | discussion on the problems suggested by those | chapters. It will bereatter meet on the first | and third Thursd&ys of the month at the same | place. — The New Race Track. The share holders of the Washington jockey club, which was recently organized, held a meeting Wednesday and authorized the direec- ters:to begin at once the erection of buildings wae tcaek pear Bennings. _ GEORGETOWN. IGHWAYMEN ON THE Vinornta Stpr.—Word Was received at the seventh precinct station this morning that a band of highwaymen were on the road between the south end of the free bridge and Fort Myer last night. According to reports the robbers “held up” several men and were waiting for the mail carrier. The news of their presence reached the mail car- rier, who started to the fort armed with a | seven-shooter. and it is reported that he saw the robbers ieaving the road as he approached ‘the hiil leading to the fort. Fiowexs From THE Presipen Wirz.—j} Every evening since the opening of the fair | a 0 progress at Forest hali in aid of Trinity Catholic church the large hall has been tested to its utmost capacity. hb booth is doing a thriving business, A quantity of choice flowers @ sent to the fair from the White House conservatory with the compliments of Mrs. | Harrison. Pouce Count Cases.—Laura Brice, Hattie Johnson and Robert Willians, young ‘colored | ple, were in Judge Miller's court this morn- | ig forswearing on Bridge street last week. ‘They plead guilty and were tived $5 each. | ‘There was another charge aguinst Williams for | # similar offepse on the same street yesterday | and be was taxed another “V."——Sonny Bell. | colored, was charged with being every kind of vag" known to the law and he was given twenty days on the farm. ‘Taaxxsarvixe Day Notes.—A lace curtain at | the residence of Mrs. brewer, 1592 28th street, | caught fire yesterday from a gas jet, setting fire to a bureau. doing damage to the extent of about $75.——The first assembly of the season by the Georgetown assembly club was given last night at Linthicum institute hall._——a large number of invited guests enjoyed the hospitality of Hermoine lodge, Ne. i2, K of P., ou Wednesday evening at Linthicum institute hail. Services were held in all of the churches yesterday.——Fun-loving members of the Co- lumbia athletic clab spent the day on Analos- tan Island pig chasing, turkey shooting, &c., concluding with an oyster roast, Fourteen barrels of oysters were cousumed. ‘Temrexatvne aNp Conxprrion oF WATER AT 7 AM—Great Palls—temperature, 47; condi- it IN THE SOCIAL WORLD. Thanksgiving Day Weddings—Personal Notes of Interest. Mrs, Harrison with Mrs. Dimmick, her niece, who had spent the night at the White House, drove in the morning yesterday to 812 12th street, where Mrs. Scoti-Lord is staying, and paid her a visit, Mrs. Scott-Lord will be wholly unable tosee her many friends for some time to come, much as she desires to see them. Through the heavy down pour of rain that prevailed on Wednesday night a bridal party and a company of wedding guests assembled in Epiphany church for the marriage of Miss Emma Franzoni Marshall, daughter of Mrs. J. V. Marshall of No 1312 I street, and Mr. Henry P. West, son of Mr. T. West of the firm of West Brothers, brick manufacturers. The ceremony was at 7 o'clock, Dr. McKim, the rector, ofliciating. The groom was attended by his brother, Mr. Chas. West, and they awaited the arrival of the bride on the altar ste] The ushers, who were led by Mr. Richard 8, Marshall, brother of the bride, and who were Mr. Frederick Schafhirt, Dr. Hendrickson, Mr. A, Scott Imirie, Mr. Edward P. Champlin of this city and Dr. 8. Groom Fisher of Baltimore, preceded the bridesmaids, Miss Jessie Marshail, sister of the bride, and Miss Clara West, a cousin of the groom, who walked together. The bride entered with her uncle, Mr. J. C. Franzoni, who gave her away. The bridal dress was composed of white faiile Francais, the back entraine and the front of rich brocade. The V-shaped opening at the neck was filled with tulle and the tulle veil was fastened in her hair with sprays of orange blossoms, She wore a diamond pin, the gift of the groom, and carried a bouquet of La France roses tied with pink satin ribbons, Muss Jessie Marshall wore a short skirt of white China silk, accordeon pleated, a V-shaped body of white moire and carried a bunch of American beauty roses, 33 Clara West wore a toilet of white surah silk, draped with striped silk gauze and the bodice had a V-shaped opening at the throat. She carried Marechal Neil roses. Among the guests oc- cupying front seats were Mrs. Marshall, mother ot the bride, who wore a toilet of black silk, with fichu and cuffs of Honiton lace; Miss Evelyn Marshall, golden brown satin rhadame; Mrs. J. D. Franzoni, Parisian gown of French black silk, trimmed with jetted lace; Miss Earp, wood colored silk, trimmed with hunters’ green vel- Miss Cecilia Daly, white moire and white lace; Miss Alice Daly, canary moire, with tab- lier drapery of lace; Miss Nina Cole, black lace over black silk; Miss Mamie Jones, white silk; Miss Maud Stalnecker, white silk; Miss Atkin- son, dress of brown silk, with sleeves of golden brown velvet; Miss Edith Franzoni, black armure silk; Miss Rose Williams of Baltimore, white silk moire, garnished with yellow rib- bons; Miss Lillie Parsons, black’ lace; Mrs. A. 3. Jones, helotrope sikk and thread lace; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. West, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. West, Mr. and Mrs, William Crampton, Mr. William West, Mrs. Deborah Mankin and fam- ily, Mrs. A. W. Jones, the Misses Parris, Mrs, Brown and Mrs. Todd of Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Handy, the Misses Handy, Mr. and Mrs. Stauf of Baltimore, Mr. Grigg, Miss Flor e ence Grigg. Mrs. J. P. Whitford, Mrs, 8. A. Brereton, Mrs, E. 8. Holmes, Mr. Frederick W. Piugge, Mr. Howard C. Fisher and Miss Ellen C. Fisher of Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Bird, Miss Bird, Mr, Henry Bird. Mr. W. B. Truxton, the Misses Kingsbury, Mr. Wm. E. Boulter, Miss Kate Franzoni. Miss Woodacre of Clifton Terrace, Mt. Pleasant; Miss Beulah Parsons, Mrs, Charles $. Fletcher, Mrs, Dickson. Mies Ella Dickson, Dr. and Mrs. Walton, aud Mrs. J. C. Kennedy.’ At the close of the ceremony the party drove to the residence of the bride where an informal reception was held. and Mrs. H. P. West left the city for a bridal journey northward. the bride wearing a traveling cos- tume of plum-colored armure cloth, trimmed with Persia braid. On their return to the city they will reside at No. 225 8th street southwest. ina house that was the gift of the groom’s ther to the young couple, and that has been neatly and tastefully furnished by their many relatives and friends. Miss Mary F. Bray of this city and Mr. T. G. Donavan of Clinton, N.Y., were married at St. Patrick's church yesterday morning. Rev. J. A. Walter, pastor, officiating. Miss Annie E. Bray, sister of the bride, attended the bride, walking up the aisle with the best man, Mr. C. F. Fred- erick. The bride wore a traveling dress of dark cloth. At the close of the service a wed- ding breakfast was served at the residence of the bride, No. 714 12th street northwest. Mr. and Mrs. Donavan left the city on the noon train for Clinton, N.¥., which will be their future home. Mr. Green B. Raum, jr., son of the commis- sioner of pensions, will be married in January to Miss Anna Rodgers, daughter of the late Wm. D. Rodgers of Philadelphia, Mrs. Geo. Adams and her two children, who have been visiting her relatives in this city at 417 3d street, left yesterday for Boston. Miss Cora Frank accompanied them and will spend the winter in Boston, Ensign Herbert L. Draper, United States navy, and Miss Edith Lee Taylor of Virginia were married at Annapolis Wednesday eveuing. The residence of Mr. Frank W. Dowling on 29th street, Georgetown, was the scene last evening of a pleasant social gathering, the oc- casion being a double christening. Tie Re Mr. Rice of the Dumbarton Street M.E. church baptised the infant daughter, alarion Le Mr. Noble Dowling and the infant son, Fr Widney, of Mr. Frank W. Dowling, atter which refreshments were served, Mr. and Mrs, Dowhng, the grandparents of the two children, were among the numerous gues! A pretty home wedding took place yesterday | 1 )W morning at the residence of Mr. Hiram Michaels, 1722 New Jersey avenue northwest. The con- ting parties were Mr. Paul A. Steele and Miss K. EB. Michaels, both of this city. Ouly the relatives and intimate friends of the bride and groom Witnessed the ceremony, which was performed by Rev. A. F. Steele, rector of S Mark’s church and father of the groom. The bride wore a pretty costume of cream Heuri- etta.en train. The low sleeveless bodice w: softened by puffings of tulle. ‘The veil of tull which enveloped her entire form. held in place | by orange blossoms, and the bunch of Lu| France roses tied with satin ribbons, com- pleted an exceedingly becoming bridal toile The groom wore a knot of white violets in his | lap After receiving congratulations the bride retired from the parlors and donned a traveling suit of dark green broadcloth, jacket | and toque to match, with Medici collar of | black Astraghan, and the happy couple were driven to the depot, whence they left for a brief wedding tour. Several Washingtonians attended the wed- ding of Henry B. Kramer of this city and Miss Bessie M. Suouffer of Prince George's count: Md., at the residence of the bride’s famil dinboro, Md., Wednesday afternoon. I Mr. John of the P.E. church of Kockville oftici- | ated. Mr, and Mrs. Kramer will make their home in Washington. Mr. Kramer is an em- ye of the United States expre: . ploye of the United States express company. ANACOSTIA, Wepprxo Betis.—Mr. Thos. Murray of Wash- ington and Miss Ione Mursh of Anacostia were married at 7:30 Thanksgiving eve in the Jack- son street M. E. church, Rev, Charles Cook of Washington performing the service, assisted by the pastor, Rev. E. Richardson,’ Messrs, ‘Thos. Nalley and Thos, Sanderson acted as ushers. The church was prettily decorated, and the infant Sabbath school class, of which the bride is assistant teacher, occupied the lace of honor. The bride was attired in rown silk faille, and carried a bouquet of roses. After the ceremony a@ reception was held at the residence of the bride’s aunt, Mrs. Mcliheuny, on 10th street, Southeast Washing- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Murray will reside on loth street, Mr. Harry B. Darling and Miss Ida Smith, both of Anacostia, were married at 7 o'clock last evening at the residence of the officiating minister, Kev. Chas. Cook, corner of 10th and K streets, Northeast Washington, after which a reception was given at the residence of W. C. Roland, 1306 Yth street northwest. Mr, and Mra. Darling will begin housekeeping at 1135 luth street northwest, Recuazires. — Naomi teut of Rechabites (ladies) met last evening and were addressed by Misses Agnes Catterton, Vernie Catterton, Kosa Poates, dara Poates and Messrs, Mills and Cordell.—This week's meeting of Salem and | Anacostia tents was largely attended, the for- | mer receiving three membership applications | and the latter two, A new feature in Salem tent was a discussion on the comparative beau- tes of art and nature, Several visitors were resent, ¥ Nores.—A daughter of Mr. Milton Billinger, & promineat Rechabite of Thon. is visit- ing the family of J. N. Minnix, on her way to New Berne, N.C.——Thanksgiving services were held in the several churches,—Jobhn Roberts and Abraham Wilkerson, colored, aged eighteen and twenty, were arrested yesterday by Officer Branson for disorderly conduct, ana Dan Johnson, colored, aged sixty, for threaten- ing his wife with violence.——Joe Smith, col- ored, of Hillsdale, was arrested yesterday for being drunk and disorderly, and Judge fined him @5 today. ——— Earnings of the Baltimore and Potomac. ‘The statement of business dono by the Balti- more and Potomue railroad company during the month of October, 1889, as compared with the same month of 1888, is as follows: Gross | L. Receiving reservoir—temperature, 47; Seatition at n connection, 10; condition at south connection, 9, Distributing reservoir— temperatare, 47; condition, 36. a , Calatd | | Waitre D. C.. DAY, “NOVEMBER 29, 1889. FOR RENT—ROOMS. -HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. FOR RENT—ROOMS. ea —— a WANTED A FIRST-CLASS SHOE SALESMAN: | WW TO DICK’S AGENCY FOR COOKS, | J{OR RENT—1750 M ST. N.W. FOUR DOORS s'nted appiy. hee departnent, BAS & COM: snd vie Marae. Firetecieen es re Farle, with Board: Paws Pe sit mest | Maida, with city references, “B19 7th etarw: nooe | references eschemred. hevtets ANTED— MANAGERS WANTED EVERY- yy ANTED— aT TERS — POSITIO! R RENT—BRIGHT, Ree eee tr eee gars | pees Seema pee cece | Reecrees Reger ates oy he 3 zi 3: 135 per month. — vanced. "State experi. Buters. “Saal © COOMBS, UlO'F ct te | Sats Sines, is 5 juces expected; also your ference ANTED—BY A LADY A POSITION PRI- VOR RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED 00! Work or traveling. SLUAN & ., Manufacturers, . 2 oP ce ireveling. (SLOAN & masa | YY tate = = sa comm oe site a4 Frosntehca Boome ch Second Floosyat 402 Now AN’ -A STEADY, N ITRIOUS | self gener useful, Call, ave, at 2 o'clock. | Fo) 810 13TH NW. PARLORS EN W ‘iiie man to atetct al Der snd wake himself | Relerences given, agogee | ROR RENT—S10 ISTH NW. PARLORS, EN generally usetnl ins Restaurant; good home and fair ‘Wares Wo the right party. neste - “i Address K., Star office, WASTED SALESMAN sn Que Of our 1.en earned New York. IN ICT; 4,600 in ’S7 and 200 is your. P.O. Box 121, THIS DISTRI *SS, aid is doing better V ANTED—¥¢ 7 ING bined TYPE ele a Claim office; state machine sed. all wrek expected. ‘Adress ALTORNEY-AL-LAW, fr office, Vy ANIED—AN | EXPE Seamstress, white and have ref Scotch or Gert 18: ust be willing nees from last empl nt preferred, chusetis ave. n.W., from HIENCED MAID AND id oblixinse r; English, Apply, iineditely, at 10to 11 0% DZege* Appl , Apply ANTED —AN EXPERIENCED. WAIST HAND. 174¥ Penn. ave., after 5 o'clock p.m. © -—A Tal we Nurses, Kitchen and Pant Jers, House Men, Farm and AGENCY, 61:5 7th at. V FIRST - CLASS. also Five Coupe Drivers. Apply at bles, O st, bet, $th and 10th ste, TLD — FIRST-CLASS WOMEN — COOKS, Laundress, House Maids, Waitress, Parlor Maids ‘ay; Waiters, Drivers or Farm Hands, Colored Cooks, SAM'L A. COOMBS, U26 F at. now. HARNESS it r] ‘Maids, Couchmen, But- y Men today. Bic 8 2 CHAM. OF ANTED—A SETTLED WOMAN 10 DO GE eral House Work fora estaw W ANTED—SALES go Address C.B.A., Star otlice V TED—A WOMAN © ‘Small family. Call 232! Pereried ry X, $4 TO 85 PER WEER reference required. }OOK, WITH GOOD|REF- erences, and 8 Dressmaker. to work {or a private family. Good salaries if satisfactory. A., Suir offies, WANteD— (white) in Photo Studi GALLERY, 409 Pa, ave. n2y-$0* TO SIXTEEN wood references, 5 Hy fs [ANTED—AT ONCE—AN _ EXPERIENCED Young Man in sGrocery and must know bow to cut tneats and come well recom; mended. C,H. WAKNES ASTED—AN EXPERI Provision Store; Cap. and L ste, 1° ENCED MALE YENSION Clerk; pay $15 per week salary, with additional Ps awe and experience in own 718, City P.O. d) ANTED—EXPERIENC! _ B29-2t y for Quy exira work; must handwriting. Lock Urayer our Art Eumvroidery and other departments, Ap- ply to Mr. HEN DICKS, supt, Woodward & Lothrop, lave KUod habits; stave ‘ED SALESWOMEN FOR W iovcur sens Furuishi G. F. HENDRICKS, supt, W V y ANTED — DUNDOK Tea, conducted by. I V white aud colored, tor all kinds ith references, SET 15th st. new. Cook and do General Inquire after 4 pau. at dio, 1219 Penna. ave. STUDIO, 1 Wasnt had im the where Inst eaiployed. also CLOTHING, Star office, WwW TED-AT ON jeneral House wc ., Apply ut 141 E, A i ANTED — AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN yANTED-—SIX RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN 3 LED | WOMAN General Housework for a family of three, VANTED—A GOOD RELIABLE EXPERIENCED DRES We NT} D—AN ERRAND BOY AT RICi PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTER 219 Pa, ave. A YOUNG MAN,” ON 2Uth at, 2.W.y nesuepartment. Apply to vodward & Lothrop, w2v-2 ANTED — LADY" Good Packer, Hair Dresser and Seam Situation in First-class office. Suite or single; tice desk. Price moderate. MAID, ‘afta see an Buitable for MC. Sécond Fivor Communicating desirable; location good; cars hava, Pere EXPERIENCED, stress wishes Family, Address A.L.F., 1 a Peri a Kooms; of references. JR RENT—1105 13TH ST. N.W—ROOMS-F WVANTED—POSITION IN STORE AS SALES- mau; experienced in good references: wages bBo Fist or Mingle; orgy for x gregh ad ween wd a business, DoneTess or ysician; furnished or lurmishe:! je. Address 1)1 oth | board if desired. D29-3t* ie JOR RENT —NICELY FURNISHED FRONT \ ANTED—BY A NEAT WHITE WOMAN A SIT- Room: bay window; on second Sor; with bath, RENT—PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH IM. SALE—PAnGATN— ABLE CORNER, F eps and eas Stnalier Rostuk. two in root, Fe pibwest. <3 Toot uy Ba heey to sen evlors Hail Kooms, 61.60 per week. WON 12th st uw. moto Bice houses Price tor ail ouly bLadd. Meola within, jE CR SIGEEE | “Toews tiem nwaater apm waa members or others, Sinwie hows; frout; | FLOR SALE POUR ALLEY rest, bay window: hear three fines of cares “nesges | PEON AT OLE ALLEN LOTSIN NORTH W# F 110 18TH ST. Fu HED | Sey aud rear ts Tamedtiate p chaser ata bargein . jus: orstabeein. Port M KS & VOORHE to build alley Lonses prther particulars apply to CHAL- Es 141s 8 st now iw cE Rooms with Heat and Gas; alto Nicely NISHED Furnished OFS. references exchatuged, DIG-st? R RENT-IN BEST LOCALITY, TWO FU a 1 . labed Kovrns, genticmen preterred. prices teeaum: | JPUR.% Iniveretty, tee st tie hie bee able, 1233 New Hanipabire ave. u. n26-3t"_ | onea corner and bent hone ee FOE BEXE SMALL Exiy foot CHAS. A. =HIELDs, Kent Nicely Furnished Koomto tefinel Perec ATE FAMILY WILL ot id (bests splendid location 1403 12th st. aw. OR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL Lo a4 CastBoar 1. 27.10 ntleman preferred . lurve new house; open «rat fern: n27-3t OK SALE-THRER WEL eo) ther. Oi, }. OK RENT—AT 700 I_N. W., NICELY Fur. Rished Second ‘and Third-story Frout Rooms; southern exposure, central, B54 etka smecee Roster | starr wgares: Pon MES THRE UNFCENIGRD noows, | f09 en's 2 Second floor; Hali Koom, furnished: large. clowet? 5 s00D ¢ Star office, at FOR BENT SEVERAL NICELY PUI third floor; alsy Lance ‘Doutle. Parlors, aiusle or ea Sl ys ce gS WaANIED-BY 4 LADY WHO IS WEEE EDC- | Ht Comfortable Rooms for gentlemen; priva table board. Call after Z, 112i 1st a tines hath ae NY ‘cated, of ood fainily and long exper ence, « Po- | 1230 14th st. nw. 4 ie sition, 0 Managing House Reoper ce Jompanion ; OR RENT—THREE ELEGAN T—ROOMS, FURNISHED AND UNFU LEA oo desired, addres Stra. A-Star ofce communicating second floor south front—suitable DAU Parte at the Orye at thee noo. We SALEWEAUTIEUL . : for Member or Senator. 913 M st, u.w. 4t*_ | RENLING PAKLOXS, 711.6 st now, n26-3t?_ | Serty wall aud iron KF Ps Jf feot front w Wiis werk Cutting and Fetne it fantiiee et would | POR RENT—210 A NE. NEAR CAPITOL, WITH | FLOR RENT — UNFURNISHED — TWO _ VERY : “BAC Wanxen x00, Dents Lining for Dees Maken, On iine nin Board, Three Furnished Communicating Room! Pleasant wunnicating Lhird-floor 20-8 WO Pst n Address DRESS MAKER OOO leteee. ao Second floor: open fire, aud register heat; suitable f rope room, with bey window ant uleove, I SALE Al ST ST NW HALE — Bee AE ee eee tes i .C.orothers. Also Lari ‘Kooui; same floor, ; Private fuinily; parti th no sey : > ANTED —A WOMAN OF INTELLIGENCE, | _n2 Out® = Preferred. "Li0s 8th st-n.wo StD are from 110; easy terme; Mi Tantei a aetion hone pete RK RENT — DELIGH| FUL THIRD-STORY | ™JUR REN’ 11TH ST.: TWO PLEASANT W WALKER, 1006 good Btyle, Desires 8 Bosition ae House Keeper ins | FOB oar ioom; tht dows; heat and gas and | MM Pariors, singly or toxether. fur. or nnfurs fornece : re... Sear citing, 7S Dont Or references Pie water culy'si0 per mouth; turuishe ca 407 Ee eat, grate hres: iso Three Koos, front, tack, balls | JVOR SALEBY, PUSH & MILLER 1213 F 9 NW ese ib BY A FIRST-CLASS DRESS MAKER, R RENT—1707 PA. AVE., OPPOSITE WAR Wttewebgeineas ty oad hea er Department, Three Beautitul Suites; nicely fur- hished; suitable for Members of Congress and others, We ufler the fo: speculative pr fur. or unfur.; lance closets; ret. ul Build.ng Lota at oF ome, COMM icating, Southern exposure; good home table, Onc square west of War and Navy Depts. V ANTED- bY 4 WHITE WOMAN, PLACE; A | private family of aduits, reasonable, 125-0 226-31" first-class Cook: good waxes and ‘no washing: | S455 uENToPCRATS a VERY ; v2] level i RENT—FURNISI A VERY LARGE SEO- | J{OR R} NT— ood references, Apply 2221 Cleveland ave. u.w. 1t* ond-toor South Front koom, heat, sae and ood Gentlemen can learn of several nicely Furnished WASIEDTBY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A | closet; bath on same floor, three large windows, 1803 | Kooms in best part of northwest by applying 1u Der Place to Cvok ; food reference, Call for two days, | G st. u.w. n2g-2t* | son or by letter to— ees RUSE Ets las comee rem see { RENT-TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS IN CAMPBELL W. BUSHNELL! La lenge WANTED BY A NEAT, TIDY YOUNG COLORED FP iew house, couth tent sitmonara bayrovementsy n26-5t* Morton tae w. 15. Gsx200 1 lire led weed prere pera or scans yee no children taken: 1227 O st. n. aw 30k BERT: SEL aaa C, & Lat, 100K... city erences, Call at 421 aw. ‘i WOR RE HAND: TE OF FURNISHED 1% -KNISHED MS orwetow: ell eb ARE a aint R RENT—HANDSOME SUITE OF FURNISHED ack ty = WANED SITUATIONS | FOR | FIRST-CLASS Rooms; double parlors: alcove; double | = With ASESI6 Ret ne. __BE-Sr"_ Sti aud Mad Cooks, Coschmen, Maids, Porters, Wait closets; both same floor; soutuern éxpostre; suitable | FOR RENT—SECOND FLOOR SUITE OF TWO | Rnb betwocn od Watchman, Nurses, Hostlers; Swedish, German, all | for members of Congress oF others; private family; or Three Rooms, handsomely furnished, papered | Kut. ter wauted, foreign help. Koom Renting. BURNHAM'S, 1110 G | adults, 951 Mass. ave. n.w. nZy-ut*_ | and trescoed; bath same flour; new house; open fire- | Ajo beautiful barn. ten miles from city, on Bladens- st. nw. n23-6t" Places; furnace. 719 11th st. n.w B26-5t" wa ps yh ywer atid ANTED—BY AN Lady Fosition as V English, Freuch, Gerinan; or ax Companion; willing FOR, RENT 5 .TWO COMMUNICATING | F nished Kooms; one+as sitting room, other bed Tyoin. BOS K st. 1.w. ; south frout; opposite park, ACCOMPLISHED ENGLISH Visiting Governess; music, tonssist in housekeeping: excellent references, Ad: | on oa R RENT—VERY DESIRABLE FRONT ROO Seer eee as ee ae cee .w. corner 10th and K ste, n.w. Also Unfurnial NIED—EMPLOYMENT BY AN INDUSTRI- | Koom. ‘Teriss moderate, BZv-st™ ous Young Lady of Fair Education, Address J.M., SRE OORMER 112 3dst. nw. ANTED—BY A SENIOR STUDENT IN PHAR- | tion ina Drug Store; n.w. preferred. Star office. Address SPL B27-zt* 70) R_ KENT—1 WO ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR; TWO V rANTED—BY A Girl a Position as Lady ood city references. Call at RESPECTFUL AMERICAN Maid and Seamstress; 243 Sth at. n.w.n26-2t' on thi ‘unfurnish atl704 Lest nw, with heat, as and bath onesch floor; all i Private family; terms moderate, “per ANTED—A LaD¥ Ws WHO CAN CUT, FIT AND D PLACE, TWO rape; would like to make e ments to sew Kooms, with ood Board’ prices in private families. Addreas M.Z., Star office.n26-3t* | reasonable. Beest ANTED— BY AYOUNG WELL-EXPERIENCED | JOR KENT — 922 15TH ST. _McPHERSON Square n.w.,one block trom the’ Normandie end Dot over Wb: No canvassing; advertising sone | ciaity, Call between 6 and 7 this evening at oof Ich LOVERSCYOUWIKE be SOR i eee ee stn, ° ; - —EE = uished Highly Recommended Clerical Applicants; | [YOR RENT—ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM AT 60S Vv ANTED—AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN TO MAKE | aiso Well-trained Rervanta ‘Of auy nationality without F 14th convenient to hotels. = ‘ Bt NY Sellsctions; bring reference, “C, A SUEEHY & y INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. 711 Gi.w. Poe a DUO : : i a ae set house, Two Large Furnished K.oni WA NAED, RELIABLE YOUNG MAN OF G00D | \WANTED-BY A FARISIAN YOUNG LADY—A | bright: tu bat ie exeh on gue cintial kad reat'ontats secartey mea bars | gute ‘Apply Miss A, BaRaEHe BSL Lae | States 8.6. Sy chiatte “al curity, can have | good reterences, Apply Miss A. LK, 82 eee ae TwiOKa | position: charge of sto! be | JQOK RENT—12—TWO LARGE COMMUNICAT- Nockly. Address CASHIER 1, star omce. “ngqrte | SSE a (es ee es 3 EMPLOYMENI | BU- Indicy, Men and | Wonen, ‘of domestic lubur, city avemoved to 709 Let. n. w. To DO ne WOMAN TO Housework for a tainily of 1654 16th st. uw. oP AT ot ct LADY TO ASSIST OR epuon Room at RIC! Clothing Business; state waxes wanted. NEAT WHITE GIRL FOR a swall family, references fore LuoM. do General Housewor maid must stay at uixit ASSN W ditmae ot Washington in his section seal ences exchanged. Dew York. WaASiED AL Colored Wait ences required. \ 6 #20 Sth at. now. V unber and General Fanuly;no children; « sui wood home ; references required. hw. Wanshnwashiuse B2G-St* y ANTED—A COOK; ALSO CHAMBERMAID TO relerences required. App oe Sere ase yANTED—A_ TEMPERATE MAN LOCATED salary to bewin +70 per month; refer- ENILKPRISE, Lock Box 1610, 18TH ST., FIRST-CLASS ress aud Chaunberuiaid; best gt reige eek yANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASH drover, one who is willl . COMPETENT WHITE GIKL F y ANTED—A COMPETEN no Washing; chumber- 1% to, presentan old house n27-w,thett K AND ng © work; references. D2G-3t* Housework for a Small table person will have quire TE COOK; MusT Apply 1827 Jeflersun piace. WASTED DRESSMAK. NG SCHOOL, 612 13TH st.—Pupils to learn tue art of Measuring, Cutting and Fitting by aime. Washingtou's | ress Catung Scuie, with privilege of making ove dress wlul leariaue. At who have learued this uew system speak of it in hivh- est term: at hixhe with sh Vupus guuraut pay. Basted lau ve pattern, 50 cts, tands Wuvle: ing; must have Est. o.w., atte or colured, for 1iaut wi charge at uigut; reterences tar office. NTLD—A FIRSI-CLADS SAL! TANTED—AN EXPLIIENC! ecd coustant employment ngs cnt by Agents wan! N WHO e Grocery, Jobbing and first-ciass city reteren Foon, 3 IRSE, WHITE uder one yeur; Iaust take required. Address V ‘Hunde this “section. TED—WHITE GOO! also Cooks wa: ven; Maryland. (Bagage ruoun ; U BUKsHAN's, 110 G stu, V Px ML Wantepow Waiters. Drivers, Ce First-class Servants with NeW NALIONAL EM. ab. yANTED—THRER GOt Wier or C0. L010 F st, 2d fh Boys, ‘and Sober LIGe vor. le ur tape mew tailors cut, Patterus and u housiven by Mme, 8. J. -ANTED—A V TS—“DODGE'S HORSK-BLAN- Holder”, keeps the blanket trum biowiug or horse; nothing Uke it iu the marke. W ALESMEN Our Goods: wale aud retail (rade, | We re iy our line iu the w: WELT Position, Mone: &e. BY-studthor WASTEDS Wis TO ating and wealthtul ; uo Lal! position; wages, #10 per w for part time; ui and elsewlere, Address, wi WALKEK, 4 oc "ANTED—A SUBSCKIBIION BUOK MAN JO & C0. G00 Washington wt, Boston, jt this eit JANTED-—HOUSE WOMEN, CHAMBEKMAIDS, pueatious prevared tor Guver £E AND required. apis by mail She For full terms address CENTENNIAL Chicago, UL,or Cinciuuau, Ohio, ou Saiury to Lake Charge of my Business ut Their Homes, entirely unobjectiouable; light; very fuscl- Teferences include some o1 the well-kuown people of Lowisvilie, Cuuciunati, Pytteb ud Chestnut sta,, Lot Addcess JAMES B, KS AND MAIDS; BLST Hiouseworkers, Butlers, Puiudelpiia and jored ut iow rates.) 2s BU | ruts st Ww. Meu for ali business, Ap: Lent positions, CIT 1G new. . LOKED COO! mn Nurses, Dia, Ketereuces, oD RESPONSIBLE GAN- ew line of Holiday Gouds. irst-class COD. ALDELG Et PROF, CHKIST- dior Systems, with sure alone, as all saeutinic terias CUt and iustruc~ MESSER, U5 L st uw. | aye ocz- Lun A FEW GuoD by Sauuple to the whole the largest mwanuiue- id. iberal sulury paid, y advanced for wages, ud~ MPLOY A FEW LADIES icine required ; pexiuaneDt eek tu advance; gud pay Dest ith staup, Mrs. MAKIU; uisville, By. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS yANIED—A SMALL SECOND-HAND SAFE IN Wiiwecodtuon SAFE, btar oitice. Wanreesa will give 10 per cen or less for a Short Pert Address Box 129, Star office, \ artists; ugelts W 409 Pu. ave. J. FRAN WASTED-AT onc y ANT \ able U) was ED—THRE! Harness; must be side boards, aud ches dug price aud where c q BUND, Duilers, Georgetown, D.C, NYED—WHY PA You money to pay per cent, Lox 6, star othe V \ Feuusyivauia ave., oppor ‘Trimaing aud Dyeng TANIED—FOK AF 600 GOVERNM free im couking, by Mis, Dowell . Build size $1 up; mail orders attended te K LARD: aud Wall Cases, suitabl or address A. L.SAL'LZSL EIN, J&., 915 7thst. —A SUUND HOk fond Wayon or either us payment on a ine reli- ht Fiano, Answer PIANO F, Star office. OR FOUR CARTS AND deturn siwall payment mouthiy. to the Philadelhia Artis dow, was aud heat; new hyuse; private faral! ient to Pension and Government Printing Ome aud herdies pass duor; 319 H st. ne, Y FOR, RENT PLEASANT FURNISHED KOOM! single or in suite, with gas and heat; reasonable within two squares of the Treasury, 702 13th aw. nezy-3t* JOR RENT—ROOMS—FURNISHED OR UNFUR nished, Pleasuut and Desirable Kooms, centrally located, at Very moderate prices, en suite OF alugly, at the Letox House. 436 st. n.w., near Pa, Large Dinivg ..oom and Kitchen, OR R NT—1331 G N.W., HANDSON nished ‘Suite of Rooms, ‘southern exposure, floor, register or grate; also one Single koom; one square frou EDDIE illard’s aud Kixes Hotels. n2V-3t" ROH BENT-1853 14TH S. or Unturnished Rooms; ‘the house, good caterer next Fo" Rooms FOR BENT | FOUR FURNISHED OR UN: UR- uished Kooms, suitable for light housekeepin to rent single urin'wuvle. Address 1441 L st. now, JOK RENT — HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Apartments in all parts of the city for Congress luen oF p: rsous Gearing to entertain. No charge for ourservices. SAVAGE & CU., Kellogg Building, F st, near 14th. , OR RENT—TWO VERY BRIGHT WELL-FUR- nisbed Communicating floor, suitable for M.C. 202 Lud. ave, Pee OF, LHREE LARGE AND Well-iurnished Rooms on Ist floor; also one Kooma ou third floor; near the Hamilton House and Portland Flats; reterences 824 L st. BoE RE ington conve! ddress, stating size, price, &c., meet ENT CLERK it per month for a Loan of $40 ‘tod; best security iurnished, wLY-St ppl iS) AL AND CHILDREN 'T. N.W., FURNISHED) K COPYING LOU Ek, Manager. 1’ E—SOME NICE COUN tor Jewelry store. E AND BUGGY OR in good order, large size, with Gall ur drop postal curd’ siat- be seen to W. He Te. x ‘I? WE WILL LOAN for @ home. Interest ouly 6 Aduress w ¥ RL AR Ti IRS1-CLASS HAIR CUT GO u's, Furnished US Lé4th site Willaru’s hotel 1523 1ST, NW. ‘ormandie and Ciamberiti Parlor and’ Bed joom on second flour; southern €x- foture. Aso 133 Fst. nw, uear the Ebbitt and Wil- lard Hote.s, Parlor and Bed A) Feathers. 219 7th at. ANIED—H. BAUM ¥A\p 1 HE HIGHEST CASH Yrices for Secoud-hand Furniture, Carpets sud atire Houschulds © specialty. Address Hiocm on second Sour. also a: Siugle Koonis, ‘OR RENT—UNFUKNISHED TO PEOPLE WHO will xu out to L.euls,three Rooms—oue large on sec. Win D—CASH PAID FOR HOUSEHOLD AND Office Furniture; also knure Households, Stocks . of Merchandise of ali kinds. “Address ALBE. 4, 408 Address 2034 G st, n.w. ths wt. 2. w nv3-Lw* — : JOK REN ND= 7 TW ANIED—LITE INSURANCE ON THE COM- disse Losuaat Jaane bp oote to te cee Ww A Home Institution — Death asversiments: & 1,000 Paid Ben MON SENSE PLAN FRANKLIN MUTUAL KELIEF ASSOCIATION of Wasiington, DC, 8; wust be seen to be appreciated. Yate family. 807 LUth st. new. nest PGE BENE [TWO LAGE AND ONE HALL H Room, with first-class table board. 1329 N at, n.w. ROE BENTIEURNISHED-FRONT AND BACK Parlors; suitable tor MC. Also en suite on sec- iucorporated March 29, 1878. 1.10 tor vil members. Jpon Deut of Member, Only 37 Geaths since orwauiz.tion, ou rdf . : S SAML.C, MILLS, Eaq., Preaidemt, | S's *uGy ns cou Furnace heat; mod. im oe For further information apply to : a ule SMITH, Secretary, || —FARRAGUT SQUARE, 929, BEAUTI- Southeast corner 4th wud G sts. n.W,, opposite new ful Rooms or Apurtiwents; private bails; furnace Vension busldiu. vel7-3m | heat; open graies; hot and cold ch floor; ANIED—ALL TO O st now. Will ay nls: Latrober operuie sutistuctorily or uo charge. dug, Spuuting aud Job Work done with dispatch, house newly papered. desired, = «OK RENT — 1235 SEITTS AVE, Large Front ibud-stury Koow, well furnished KNOW J. E. BRENNER, 640 eo aeh cae Se ee wake Ranges, Furnaces’ and Akout- W ceived at Alison Nail: Lia, Lock Value, Did, Bi W aXtepcrcnst on and quant 01 Merehendise, Store i SLON, Ws 7th'st. Bw. ANTED — HOKSE W box FLICE'S ptabies, road, 5 males trem ANTED—HORSES TO PASTURE WINTER AND Summer; keeping, ptoves, diorses Winter wud Sumner 4 Specialty. Order ty. 5 MASSACHU Sud beated; southern exposure: supitary plumbing: Tent reasouuble ty permanent tenant D7 Gt JUK LENT—ELEGANILY FUANISHED DOUBLE Fariors and Room Adjoining on First Floor and ‘Awo Beaut.ful Communicating Kooms on 2d Flour; every 1.1, convenience; south iront; convenient w all the pritic, pal hoteix; r fuved neigiibrhvod ; suitable forentertamiux. 134) Latnw. | Be 7-ut* {OK KONT — FUKNIsSHED — AT MODiKATE rates, One Large Sunny i:oom, first floor: folding furniture, Also kooms -ingle and en suite; two lines Of curs conv: trausients uccommodated. 110 horses a speciuity ; orders re- stable, or address H.C. Ud tol references kiveun i 1-1 | UKE OF EVERY DESCRIP- | arpets, &c. Also, stocks nd Othce sixtures. ALC. WIN- | nS-lm . KEEPING 1A Giu stn.w. karin 7th st. 0. 4. ¥. CLALK, Sige, Md. JOR RENT—PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLE ANIED — care; w w sud $10 per wouth, Cabin Jobo P.O. TANTED — HOLS. F. Beule’s § ey month. oexd “in mnie ys V trenses nusde ove ay. fuctoty relerences Irom VERYBODY $ Puy Hequired ; Kaus o Heat or No buy, Kenovating Works, Z —, W PPEN ooms on secuud aud third floors; southeru ex- Wi : aeuer orn tig mat Unitek toe ft posure; Very desi able euch burhood ; ‘convenient to tual “Acciiient’ Asscciation, tirst, largest and. best, | three nes of cars; private twualy. 903 M st 22 25,000 at deat 5 weealy tudewuity, Costs #15 OK KENI—A FEW Gi NTLEMEN CAN FL yearly Ort perv pubeies, Cail or write, 8. P. | BGIEILToommat moderne Kates in Private FICRLEN. Gen. Avent, Kovius Yad 10 Burche Build | Very ear the Capitol. 22 GK RENTS ONE NEWLY EUKNIGHED SIDE Koom, ‘second floor; “Lwo Unturuished Front Kooms, ulird floor, Board if desired, 803 New Jel wey ave. LW FOR LENT 1016 OTH S SHE Koos, ep suite, ou Ist floor; $d floor na. Koom N.W,—FUENI NTER AT GEN. | with Bourd. ‘Transients accommodated, 127-3t" Stabling and Feed “3 4 ut and returned, POR RE} ROOMS; MOST around. bor pur: | A‘ desirable part of city; n.w.; near Normandie and wivl Lote; first sud second floors, suites Or sin- at tari, or EB. id La, pevate iauuly of adults, 1014 loth sy a. My SUPFERIN Jo REN ty know th able for Mei joeation ui JOR REN{—HANDSOMELY AND NEWLY FUR- ed Parior 4 loor, elegantly papered ; separa OF together; price low: parior room, 2d Roor, $ hail room $5; private faualy. 1418 11th; jor. CLEANING AN srs renovated, Mat- Steaued, aud Moths De. single or en suite; Ve. LW between 6th and 17: ward. OR § EN Reward if returned UST—ON 25TH, A ROLL OF SOLE LEATHER, Will peturn it to 1728 Pa, ave. and receive liberal re- 6 corner house; south sud cust frouts; bay win- open grates; references required. 110i K st.u.w. a7 OR RENT—1316 G ST. NW. NICELY FUR- uished Kuoms; singly or en suite; open grates and ali couvemences suitable for member of Congress; ‘Within & square of EDLItt, Kigas aud Willard’s hotels. PUG JIP D to Park Market, 12tu 3 thst. ou the avenue. Finder T—1225 NEW YORK AVE, THREE 1 =the, Wittveckin uate and ill ocl-Gu ANTED—BY THE MARTYN BUsINESS OOL- ployment Bureau) Pupils to Luter, Grad- Positions at Good dularies, obtained at Collewe Building, $13 Gtk st B.w., city, Citculars WANTED--HOUSES. ANTED—TO INVEST 8: W. orhouses. If barain Str office, giving street, number aud W* We: Rent at $2 ED—BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 FS! ave coustant ap to $90 per wont 5,000 IN BRICK HO! address KADY jeatlou tor Houses to Uwners can wet coud he Ladies’ between there and E. 18th si ow York. OST—MONDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 25, IN y National theater,» Black Waterp: ‘Liberal reward if leit at ALL ‘THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF 1418 Massachusetts ave., on Tuesd.y even ‘ik Astrukhan Cape. Finder wi Cn.w, aud receive reward, Li #100 REWA. twining Solitaire Di Baltimore on ber 13. Above reward if returned to Mra. OST—SMALL ALLIGATOR PURSE, CON'TAT 4ing 1 Solitaire Diamoud Ring, Stone weiguing (OR fh F’oicond-tvor tovme; peor ua bed tpoun ee rate or en suite; furnished ; bath ou sume floor: ences, {OR RENT—939 K 8ST. N.W., TWO VERY DE- sirable Nicely Furnished Secohd-floor oom: ite; south fromt; grate fire; poard next door. FE, RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, UN > aTUuD c West of War department; & jusres from ave. cars; MOT GOED VBTUD CON. | Hicrdies pass tue door; Table Bourd- 2016 @ stn. Wedni Fs: 'T—ONE FRONT AND BACK ROOM, 2d floor; well furnished, heat and gas; 825 per uonth; bourd if desired; private amily; three adults, 712 Sth st. u.w,, opposite Peusion office, —_27-3t" n27-; for stuck ‘and grazing, 3 ith wanted. OR SALE ee INST 5 teat Maw J{0K RENT—BRIGHT SUNNY ROOMS, NICELY — furnished as parior and bed room; southern ex- Newer convenient bath; suitable for one or two = eae Seem vee dt RK RENT—1504 H ST. N. opr. THE Shorcham and within equare of “Arlington and vt. Lota, Corcorau st. near Wormley’s btels, Handsomely Furnished. Hoomm, | 3} Lote, 2h st. tear M st, choay. Nis single oF en suite: open fires; good Table Boand.20-3* | & Lots, Orewui: ave. ar Loh at, 1oK80, 61. TITWO NEWLY-FURNISHED ROOMS, | 3 Loin) Dat nes Tua er tu0. nd 2d floors: near hotels, depts. an: o oo treet curs: parlor bed roomie if desired; reference | ayy, hat b> 2+aL 06, 4 CHARLES FARLY, = 60d 14th stm JK SALE—TWO VERY DESIRANLE 1OTB Oo he North Bide of M st. nw. b: ee 2100 each. a LarKain at S0c aq. fo. “eaaeantiea 50 OLMSTEDT & BRABLEAS 827 Fat ER, STH AND M «given and required; nochildren taken. S26 13th st. ty OR RENT—TWO LARGE HANDSOMELY FUR- nished Rooms; south front, with choice Table ; location unsurpassed; modern conveniences; Superior inducements to persons desiring a quiet, elegant home; references exchanged, 1217 Kt. nw. 30: ANOKTHWES! CORN Od feet on Sth, 180 fee Pposite on M xt. Chix grows SWORMSTED) & BKADLED DE SQUAKE 100m, BOUNDED Daud Esta. te; CORE ~TRDT & BRADLEY. WEST SIDE OF ePrice § 1,000. & BKADLEA, V27 Faw, 1 FRONT ON NOKTH SIDE iy with or without board; two lines of cars pass the door! n suite or single, references exchanged. JOR RENT—HAND: Y FURNISHED PAR- amber: separate bath; furnace and open rates; large Koom.sceond floor front. near three lines Of cars, aud Arlington, Aruo, Sloreuam and die, 1529 1 si, uw. Fe RENT—CHARMING ROOMS O71 niz-dw? URKMS iL FO. ; SECOND Floor; also parlors; southern exposure; good loca- of Mase. ave, near 7th xt mice buiidine Low Hon; central: mais served im room without extra | stneet. 4 0 SWOKMSTE DE charge. G9 b st. Dw, nz6-3t* | & BK ADL. D2-Ct TOR KENT—ELEGANT, LARGE. FRONT ROOM; | HWE SALE—I HAVE FOK SAGE, ON THE Win three lance windows; overlooking beautiful park: side of Uth st. tw, above Manaachusetts ave, two private family of adults; with Board for two, €0; | Fine Lots, i With # troutage of 25.61 feet by « references required. 4th nozbdt | | depth of 10U tect, & ajiued by « ley on the south VOR RENT—-AT 809 2S ~ INA FR NCH Sieeae Kut twmidenee, Just Family, Nicely Furpisled Rooius, connecting oF ene 8 ber fot, ou silltae siuwie, with or without board n26-iw" : JNU. A Pho 1 Ie (Relioge Buiiding) 1446 F at, how .E—GOOD Lot OX Set. NEAM NEW 1S to alley, mouth tru Thi Ser t POR, BENT QUNSY BACK PARLOR: ELE. untly furnished as bed room; front room second floor, furnished or unfurnished, heat, gas and bath; four lives cars; reasouable terms. k Price 21.00 per toot, 1807 Fst. : . SAL OMA PARK LOTS, FOR A No! TOR RENTIIT2S (GST. NW. HAND aM: | Bt Sendeut—ihmee 1 we Lote tCoruces at slow ae jooms .Beautitully Furnis! as lore or Cham~ | qo waa purchaser. 1 bl bers: southern exposure; private family: fi wre eee table board next __ {OR SALE—EL COR. OF COLL bia roe: Detropolitur Warand Novy departinen obs tur’ yetropolitun c = a able for summediste. improves ae water, wa able for receptions. Caterer alluwes f bewer wear Uy. curs act, caacwelbs intl eed means JOR RENT—1204 K ST. N.W. LARGE AND | tscadaudzed” L1LEK& MULMEMPOMD, Loos F 2-4 JOR SALE—CALL Washington Ub ndsomely Furnished Kooms, single or en suite. SUITES OF HANDSOMELY open Brepluces; suitabie fates, trom sing Members of Couxress. For fuli particulars appiy to | Ut outs pet tour weds aucatag Papacy 3.1. DYLK 1304 F st nw. BIS | ts value; Bo t Swill pay better, 6 built « KEPEDTI, : OK RENT—TWO OR THREE HANDSOMELY Furnished Rooms in a new house pear the Capitol fnd the residences of Scustore Barbour and Kenna. 135 B st. u. Gt" JOR RENT—NEAR CAPITOL—130 EAsT Cap- itol st.. Koons, siugle or en suite, First-class New Luwland Board. Tabie Boarders i ‘OK KENT—1723 HST, NEAR METROPOLITAN Club, 4 Parlor Suite consisting of Three Large Com WUbicating Koons, with grate fre aud southern ex- JOR s. Fx: J, equate 152, 40 feet on wert side of New humyshire ave. between 5 and T sis. uw. Price 87,000. Ji SALE—Lot on 3 st. ne. between Massacha- by 144 feet, aud has side auey, yer squat. f) SALb—Lot on BR st. between 17th and 18th by 100 tect to alley. Price $1.75 per equare setts uve. and D st Bue. FO) toot. posure; also a room tor @ elitleman. airdwe | , FOR SALE—Lot om north side of D st, between ‘OR RENT—TWO SUITES OF APARTMENAS | Price 5Uc. per square fects ee eet OU bY ASA Beet, faare fe =) with Open Grate Fire and Private Baths. above Metropolitan club, 729 18th st. u.w. 7OW KENT-HANDSOMELY FURNI Kooms, with excelicut bourd st 1421 K st. Two Deli -1ul Suites tor Congressman; aiso three Siucie FOR BAL. LiWteet trom b Suteet. Pace €L25 per FoR SALE—Lot on 2ist 2 by LOU feet. Price #1 t side of South Capitel st, verage depth of Awouus Tor gentiewen. né-dau” = ony Koo ie n22-6t tdaptic bubs P tished. severa! Single “eoms’ for wander, | [On GALE oar a SALE AS FOLLOWS IN shed, several Sine pms’ for geutlemen, SALl Douvle Pailors, with Hall Koom connected, BF the cnstera ection os the enty a ior ‘Congressusan, tronting Goris eve. and D st, 23 lot, le, ba. Lit, 1d Re KENT 1404 AND 1403 HST. | beet SL0U0 i. uished Kooms and Board; double pariors, single 1 suite ; Rest aud mecund Hours, Cal aie BoE NI-ELEGA ISHED KOOMS, EN Sivo Lave for sule a iaree: suite frou Decaube faces McPherson square, | Hill aud nexeuboruovd at Jow | rie is; herdics puss door, oxe biock frum Metrupo.ttau aud ut 14th st curs; wear Arlington, Normaudie, Shorelam pas : es GLU. W. LINKING, 1th and H ste nw. FOE, SALESBEAUTIFUL BUILDING Lois aT South Brooklaud; first station out on Met. Branch and Worle: ), OR RENT—A SPACIOUS, WELL-LOCATED AND | i... bear University aud Licctric cats, cocap ane adinirably ux bted seco: tory Tooln, iu Dew Star | es ‘etts WU ieet wide and ib Cutis buthding, su.table tor job-r bouk-Lauder, or any DW. WALbid, Other business requiring space abd light. Heat ana steaia power can be supplied cheaper than tenant cau furnish them. Apply at Lhe £veuiug Staroftice. 3 Pros try EW ADDITION Tu BROUK- ‘OR SALE—LOUS IN § FE ‘ r > Ts BET de Be apa Jaud ob easy terms. These Lote are adjacent lo tue JOR KLNT—1WO OR THEE UNFUKNISHED i awest eleVated aud japroved part yt Brovkiand, coum ‘on second fluor, in a bewutiful bay-window rayin roa x how ern exjosure: pertect coudiion: large | Mellie Aue y greg eye renege Reo uce. SUicels ¥U feet wise i comtoruity wiih city ¢ 4 heat, was aud beth; no children taken, 511] suvets. 1o partios who will bud st au: his H stu. Stam” | Sc ye MiVe. Call at once and a re REN REE OR FOUR LARGE UNFUR- cau semecee 5 hovse ouly tur years old perfect » Th iuprovewelts; suuthern ex- ; i . casa? 3 O00 SQUARE FEET OF VALUABLE Ok » 816 15TH ST, NEXT | square j+—Lot trouunge 44 feet on north side of ibe Shoreham, New aud bhaudsomely Furnished | Briuge fect ch Prospect ave. between Apartments on Lret,secoud aud tind fours; private | ich (i . cultaining 1200 bats, &e. ‘Table board, Brivk Deeling axe House OR RENT—FLATS. ‘OR RiN{—PHOENIX TERRACE, 221 E. CAPI- tol st. @ Haudsoicly Furnished Flat of five rooms, including private uth, either us a flat or en suite, with every convenience, suitable ior ap others, Pd 1Q) mtn, or Wil. eels yxti0. 40. # Water st, bet. Hic wine 40,118 9. tt, tue Ke brick ware houses, |. 0k RENT— 2D ST. WEST WASHING- S—City, 156, north ton, 4 Wo Fiais; rent #9 and $5 foreach. Inquire ost. bet - in) roved by at PAINT S1uck. nol-Jimu* dwelune. ————— —— = aati - Ga ag 2 15 oe. ge Sout ye = > - e, suitable for mill aud summer bo ENT--sT power, _FOR RENT--STORES. _ mpipiaede JOR RENT—FINE SUOKE ON PENNA. AVE. BET. 17th and Idth sts. n.w.; large double show w we; KUO busivess stand “for drug, soe or leat hardware, &c. Apply WESOOLT & WILCOX, 1907 Yu. ave. wiy-St OR B T — STORE ON CoN as suet _si a sbove Let; 2-4 teet front Gu feet 'b; for 860 Pow BALL BAKGAL ~nvite in AT Permonth, Apply to DULANY & WHILING, ren 2 “ way BG LR 7OK RENT—1510 AND 1512 7TH ST. NW. oc18-si0 1ely oot. Large Stores, 20577825 petanouth each, . =— eas — U8. G. Hens: CO. > TRe. y ret B23-6t 1300 F st. tw. BUSINESS CHANCES. (Ok RENT-STORE CORNER OF STH AND D oso suitable for Drugvist. Inquire within, By. a AKE CHANCE FOK A YOUNG GRADUATED Physician with Stall Capical to Buy a +.vod Ese bed Cush Prucuce, Address PHIDICIAS. Sturt nt JOR SALE—DRUG STORE AT A SACKIFICR— Sules $10 per day. Owner intends leaving the city, the reason for selling. W. HF, Star LARGE STORE AND CELLAK, 2026 per month. BEALL, BROWN & CO., 1321 F st, = otic Pt FOR RENT—OFFICES. _ Fgh SAUE-A GROCERY, ON DST. SW. ; Loca Fok REE orrice ROOMS AT 934 F ST.; DE- | Once: sours = seetie Free fom =sie. s24 Back Booms 87 | _u26: x pomrciet aa od condition; recently papered | WOR SALE — LAUSDRY, DRUG STOKE, TWO and painted. “M.D. PECK, Kor * mets Locos cetonien Corr pine nad caee piem ot {OR KENT—PALT OF LARGE OF FICE, GROUND | busiuess; some vory goud chauices: boure Sto 1” &-liky oor; ¥ et, near 10ch Address WH, Star| 40 10pm. UL. BUYERS CO. S15 die at. ew. Office. ned-ser | pes. JOR R!NT—THE HANDSOMEST SUITES OF HOOMS ON PENNA. .V-. FOR PROFESSIONAL MAN, COAMEKCIAL BROKER, MODISTE, PHO- TOGKAVHEK or AK 181, bems the 2d and 3d floors of the GALI BUILDING, 1107 Pa. ave.: newly fitted up; handsomely payered: the roouis are all large and conveniently arranged, with high ceilings and wide Nindows tui! height of story, giving susie light aud free ventilation frvut sud Usck; the entrance way is exceptionally large and inposiug. Apply DOE BTEIGER & LIEBE RMASR, 1303 F at. OR SALE—82..0 WILL BUY GOOD WILL, STOGR ‘aud Fixtures of Nice Grocery and Provision Store on doing & coud cast Dustiess in South Wasiington. pis to3-Fdy cor let aud Va ave, 26 OR SALE—A WELL-ESTAULISHED Gu and Liquor Store, duing a goud casi busivens; Tessonalie, Apply JQUSINESS OPPORTUNITA—I WOULD Ei meet a party who wan so Alsbatna, 8 pushing tenants and prompt returus by placiug thelr projert a tack, one Ti ¢ RENT—DLSIRAULE OFFICE ROOMS, WITH | Of the best iron towns in in our charge. = ireton” | Runt ecamat: one Check, oue Laundry ‘THekel, ove W.. HANDSOME PAB: | F'Steuu: leat wad clovator service ia tie Latics | shat can comand soue capital; can inalie mowey veal A liberal reward will be paid it lett with 4 Di mgt : ——e , and fast, and spleudid chance for Heal Betate y ANTED—AT ONG! | BON & CO., 43g und Penna, ave. now. 20-30" | oomn communicate, aamoorensaie: on | eee ee ae & T COUMBE. | Broker business, Call on or address this week. Ay NY Holunes foi $29 to, 650 per mouth! we sueuld | POST —SU AD X AFTERNOON, NEAR MONT Gpen grave and rwister heat, All conveniences, | — 2 a | 345 Pa ave, 325-008 ty hea ee z auent, Blac, Lun Setter Do th leat I+ | Exc es . Tey aos a E. 5 SGUNSELL, Adatis building, 1530 Fat. now 6-08 | Invwud tg, “O01 colar muarked frank ke Hager, Hopartneuts aad street cat lines: Splesdia terete FOR RENT-STABLES, | a a Wt TED-IMMEDIALELY FOR SH, Dil 507 H st. eward i returned toubove addrews.n26-3° | for members of congress. n27-3t* = SS a ee wath prospec ta of bur on {rade ential jouses in the uorthwest, containing = JOR KENT—TO GENTLEMEN — FURNISHED RENT—).ARGE STABLE A} 8 sons given forselling. Appiy 9-< 7 aw. here frou six to twel ‘Addresa at qi bet oth, fuclading Lasts Wend : HESTARS AD Tale STS Sia wheres g2et | BOARDING. Fitton fcty songh eco or tied Soars all | J, a tet Inahaud inh focuaiig Lane Yard 840 | Jon gase—hawe CHANCE —LIQUON AND SAM: = a iuatternovua. 1419 N'st. nw. Bz7-st"_ | ber mor See ie bikie beter teliria Hooin in the heart of the city: lanre stock: su. pebbles neni ihe aOR A = ; Nat. 2 ‘Also Commiodio eter hear tee a a ANTED—THOSE WISHIN EALS ‘VED ENT—715 10TH ST. N.W., HANDSOMELY | of 1633.0. 7025 per month Beall, BROW: Ss " Soaks goed bane WANTED—ROOMS, WWackiti rusdice wutpteng call of drops posta, *Ptienished Pasir aud Bed Room, euitable for Mets” 00. 120 Fee! OF Scion | grder ell mod, imp.; duing ® guod eee Br Te APR Bn We prompuy at- | ber or Senator. nzs-or | - a = 7 7 Ip | tended to. ‘a 19) ¥. BILLOPP, COUNTY SURVEY PRINCE AN 1 ED—BY A LADY WHO DESIRES TO SPEND R REN{—FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS; sd LLANEO! nla. ranaale, Baek the winter in Waslungtou, ® Kom or Two, een- | jy OK FIRST-CLASS BOARD, FURNISHED ROOMS, wecond floor, suitable fur light housekeeping: hot F OR RENT. MISCELLANEOUS, 2. a F tray located, with Bourd. Address, giving locatiun single OF eu suite, call at 1325 Vermont ave. u.w. | aud cold water, with gas; adults only, 1518 9th st. ~y b2-a,ta, th- aud price, LILNA, Star office, Tt | a7 hw. 27-3" RENT OR LEASE—A NEW BLACKSMITHS | townloty \y ANIED-ONE OR 1 WO COMFORTABLE FUR- TE TABLE BOARD AT 708 STH ST. N.W.; | [JOR RENT—1700 BST. TWO OR THREE ELE. | of AUR Wear of Riuwe market Apply at OF Fic ORSES W tithed Bocas, Ga escona foor by Dec. 15; price Pp ‘Only a fow Select Boarders waited’ prices insure: pent Casarmenel Rona: pure ax aed oes eee — rei ey ae must be reasonable, Address C.H.U., Btaroffice.” 11° | ate; also Nicely Furuished Koom with for two , gas, open erates: all modern improvements; pei- PERSONAL TLE TH, 18NO, for the sale uf SS a aye peer w cases | Gor Rear aT ape oe SO See ——— T5040 cerry sured: *Addreas Dox Se Barothese Erte | TT Well-turished hoon peareien Reed SnOE | INCE, EENT—TWO, THREE O8 FOUR [UNFUR- hh Re Wee a ‘Wo CONN CLING ROOMS, ONE pea SOHNE Street cars, SEES | eee eomre tevek 2809 Rhode Isiand ave. new. | Sogn Or call wt JUDLUD OLD STAND, ULeD * ge and oue Sinall, with Board, for Gen! ELD, aes iw way. man, Wilo and Daughter, 8 years ok; price not to | 906 FOURTEENTH STREET, 7OR RENT—HANDSOMELY ‘SEC- Deed’ @7u per mouth: locsted between and t sna eh Washington. Dc. Fova-foor to Geateman; family amail-quiet'ana | QT HORIZED PULYATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. and ]2th ets, Address H.U.F., Star office. n27-zt*) | 115-11 D. B. STOCKHAM, Proprietor. | unobtrusive; location central ; term resacnable tore- spams ge Sau LARGE, AND COMFORTABLY FuRxisuen | {Vousble,permunent parties; reterences Bours: Wal: WILLIAMS, Manager, G20 Jat tow WANTED—BOARD. inoderute prices. cen oe my4-7in* W ANTED—BOARD BY GENTLEMAN, NEAR feud 10th ata. Addreee Fr 1auo Set howe tS at® COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. ROR SALE—25 ACRES NEAR VIENNA, VA; F 8 ‘well; barn; 10 scres ‘woods fue suriney fruit price, 5 per cout, + So MM. + barn; 10 acres ‘wood; SALVE Vieuna Va a0SF uol-Lim' Ok RE Inquire st 471 Ct. n.w. FS REN T—CHEAP—FURNISHED BACK BASE- it Kitchen, suit tment hen, suitable J ARGE WELL?U first-class ave., cor, 22d at, new. ee ee ay terms. CKETT, COOKE BLU 935 F stow $133,. es 3 $21,263.66. In October, NINE-ROO! jou oa chatty tana ~ | Soe ae se18-3m* BICYCLES. a ae at MS WITH ‘l Board the Ai ne barn Peay ra ARCHITECTS. O, vox seta, out media, -Apyiy SIBTTUsot bw, BST Se LARGE, Di FUL ROOMS, oe a Waker nw RENT- = * hte RNISHED 12s F as. 2 ng “DART” SAFETY, CUE SERVICE EXMUNATION QUESTIONS p2-1lm* EDUCATIONAL. FE SCce, EXA EXAMINED.—M.