Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1889, Page 2

wee THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON igi, . 2 LO ee < D.C. MONDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1889 THE SOCIAL SEASON. Weddings and Other Events—Personal Notes of Interest. Miss Belle Kilbourn, daughter of Mr. Hallet Kilbourn of this city, made a striking success at a drawing-room entertainment in is last month given at the house of Mrs. W. Peli by Mrs. Sherwood. Miss Kilbourn gave a recita- tion from the writings of Francois Coppee and the selection was charmingly rendered. Mra. Whitelaw Reid, Mme. Christine Nilsson and many personages of rank and title were present. Mrs, and Miss Phelps joined the ex-minister to England in Paris recently. Baron George Yon Bunsen, who is a friend of Mr. Phelps, has placed his ‘splendid house at their disposal, While he and his family travel through Europe for the winter. Representative and Mrs. Springer have re- turned to the city and are in their Capitol Hill home. Senator and Mrs. Cockrell returned from their Missouri home early in the autumn in order to place their children in school, The Senator and his wife are in their K street home, which during the late administration was the scene of many elegant entertainments. Mrs. Cockrell was the first hostess to invite a large company to meet Mrs. Folsom, now Mrs. Per- rine, when she first came with her daughter, Mrs. Cleveland, to make her home in this city. Representative and Mrs. Gear of lowa are at the Shoreham for the winter. Representative and Mrs. J. C. Burrows will be at the Elsmere on H street during the con- &ressional season. Mrs, J. S. Clarkgon has as her guest Miss Mosher of Boston, who will close her stay at the capital this week. Senator and Mrs. Stanford arrived in the city from California yesterday afternoon, and arein their K-street house on Farragut square, which has been im readiness for their arrival for the past month, Senator and Mrs. Frye are in the city and are again quartered at the Hamilton house. Senator and Mrs, Hiscock are in the city and expect to spend the winter at the Arlington hotel. Mrs. Dr. Baxter of Connecticut avenue has returned to the city and her many friends will be glad to know that she is greatly improved in health. Senator Allison is occupying his house on Vermont avenue. All the rumors to the con- trary notwithstanding the Iowa Senator is still alone. Senator and Mrs. Spooner are in their Capitol Hill home. A round of entertainments in honor of the members of the All American congress will soon be inaugurated, now that the delegates are likely to remain in the city for a few weeks con- secutively, and the gayety will be led off by the Mexican miuister and Madame Romero at the legation. The Misses Wallach, the guests of Mrs, A. J. Halford, will return to Indianapolis, their home, this week. Mr. Herbert M. Rogers of Princeton, son of Milton Rogers of Omaha, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. K. F. Rogers, at 914 Rhode Island. The residence of Mrs. Lorch, 1303 9th street northwest. was the scene Friday evening of a very pleasant gathering. the occasion being the christening of the infunt son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oliver, jr., by the Rev. Mr. Rumsdell of the North Presbyterian church. Few affairs of the kind have been so thor oughly dehghtful as the initial dance given by the Georgetown assembly Thursday night ander the chaperonage of Mrs. Billing Ladd and Mrs. Beall. Among those p were the Misses Billings. Stevens. Snyder. den, Barber, Moffat, Darneille, Green, Bryan, S1i Reed, Mackall, Payne, Kussell, Matthews, Bailey, Wheatley, Wilson and Messrs, Henry, Ward, Marshall, P. Green. Judge Mont- gomery, Keith. Forrest, Dr. Snyder. Lee Har- bin, F. Beall, Hope Darneille, W. Riley Jey, Matthews, Durant, Wheatley, Dodge, Stewart, Shepherd and Bland Pa: A pleasant dance was given Friday evening on M Street at the residence of Dr. Wm. L. Naylor, chaperoned by Mrs, J. R. Cassin, Mre. H. P. Howard and Mrs. W. B. Williams, Among those who participated were Mrs. J. C. Dyer of Wyoming. the Misses Williams, Dent, Biandford. Howard, Young. Cassin, Bell. Davis, Trader, Allan, Parks, Drane, 5 7 sou, Le Brue, and the Messrs. Mitchell, De- Keefer, Thompson, Le Merle, Young, Crossan, Miller, Brooks, Curtis, Smith, Howard, Cassin, Jenkins, Parks, Cissel, Coggins, Simms and Carroll. Miss Mary Tyrell and Mr. Thos, J. Fullerton were married Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock at St. Matthew's church by Rev. Father Mackin. Mr. E. J. McQuade acted as groomsman and Miss Annie Tyrell, sister of the bride, acted as bridesmaid. The National Rifles gave another of their pleasant hops at their armory Saturday night. Cards are out for the marriage, at Hamlin M. E. church. on Wednesday, at 6 p.m., of Miss Jennie Drury and Mr. Clarence E. Mr. Moulton, who is the eldestson of Mr. Hosea B. Moulton of this city, is engaged in the prac- tice of law at Tacoma, Washington, and will re- turn thither with his bride immediately after the ceremony. Mrs. Ots Johnson has returned to the ci iott, and taken the house No. 1418 20th street north- west. Ex-Senator Van Wyck, Mrs. Van Wyck, and their little daughter arrived from their Ne- braska home yesterday. They will be located at the Riggs till they leave for their home in the west about the holidays. Saturday evening Mr. David L Towers and Miss Ida Lewis, daughter of Col. Charles E. Lewis of this city, were married at the Metro- Rite M.E. church, itev. Dr. Corey offi Wg. he couple leit yesterday for their future home in New York. Mr. J. C. Davidson of this city and Miss Minnie Chichester, daughter of the late Major Chichester of Fairfax court house, Va., were married last Friday evening at 6 o'clock at Falls Church, Va. The wedding was private on seccount of receut bereavements in both fani- lies. Miss Lucy Chichester, sister of the bride, | assisted as bridesmaid. Mr. W. P. Metcaif was | best man. The ushers were Messrs. Douglass, | Mackall, Carlisie, Whiting. T. G. Bradley and J. Davidson. The bride was dressed in white mik and carried a bunch of rores, After a re- ception to only the immediate relatives at the bride's home, Mr. and Mrs. Davidson left for an extended tour through the south, going as far as St. Augustine, Fla. On their retura they will occupy the home just completed by ) Davidsou on I street near Dapont circle, Miss Anna Stothoff Magee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George J. McGee of Watkins, N. ¥., and who is well known in this city, will be married ou Thursday afternoon. December 12, to Mr. D. A. Boisserain in the First Presby- terian church of Watkins. Mrs. Hicks Lord of New York has sent cards for a tea to many of her friends in this city. Mrs. Hicks Lord will be at home to her frien 1 on Thursdays from 4to7 during the winter at $2 Washington square west, New York city. The Cameo club have concluded not to give @ dance before the Christmas holidays, At Eeceent the Cameos are busy fitting up a ubrary and gymnasium at their club rooms, East Washington. Senator John B. Allen of Washington and his wife and daughter are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Sharp, at 534 20th street. Mrs. Sharp is the daughter of Mrs. Harriet A. B. Corts. The Senator will be more perma- nently located after afew days on Massachu- setts avenue. Major and Mrs. Wm. A. Jones and their daugh- ter, Miss Mattie Jones, are at the Arlington, The major bas beeu trausferred from Portiand, Ore., to duty at St. Paul, Minn., and is here seeing his many friends in the cit ————-o+____ Under the Triple Pledge. The boys and girls pledged to temperance made their temples radiant with their exercises Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Bishop’s Undine temple initiated one new member and reinstated four. There was a piano solo by Emma Bishop; a recitation by Tommy Price; readings by Virgie and Annie Browning and Gertie Beulen, and a whistling solo by Lula Cole, as- sistant superintendent.— Washington temple, im charge of Alice Thompson, assistant super- imtendent, initiated two new members and had Pleasing exercises.——Columbia Independent temple, Minnie Nye in charge, initiated three new members and received a visit from Carrie Sherwood, grand vice templar-elect, and Ada Hall superintendent of Finch temple. There was arecitation by May Shiel; piano solos by Anwe Hoge and Cora Shreves; a reading by John Harris; a mouth organ solo by Charlie Willis, and vocal solos by Helen Nye. V.T., and Flora’ Muirhead, D.M.— Annie K. "Bond's Hollowery Independent temple initiated three new members. Vocal solos were rendered by Hodes, Mamie La Zelle, Grace Kowbeer and Daisy Taylor; readings were given by Charlie Yeatman and Alfred Falconer; recita- tions by Clarence Yeatman, Fairy Harrison, Buth Radbird, jladman, Mary Harrison, Rice and Percy Rear- THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS. Carlisle Nominated for Speaker and Tariff Reform Resolutions Adopted. The democrats of the Fifty-first Congress held a caucus in the hall of the House this morning and nominated ex-Speaker Carlisle and the old officers, No nomination was made for chapiain, but the democrats will vote for Rev. Dr. Milburn, whose name will be presented by some republican, with the aim to defeat the caucus nominee of the republicans. ‘MR, CARLISLE UNANIMOUSLY NOMINATED FOR SPEAKER, Mr. Carlisle was put in nomination by Mr. McCreary of Kentucky, who made a short ad- dress, in which he spoke of Mr. Carlisle as “a gallant and gifted, a tried and true democrat, whose life has been Ny ator for intellectual efforts and for knightly devotion to duty—who asa champion of the federal Constitution and as an advocate of honest, economical, just government has ever upheld true democratic principles with unswerving fidelity and un- faltering confidence. * * * He has been courageous, careful and conservative asa Con- essman; eloquent, able and logical as a de- ater, and he has discharged the arduous and responsible duties of Speaker with a compre- hensive statemanship, a fervid patriotism and an unchanging fairness and wisdom never ex- celled by any preceding Speaker of the House of Representatives, The nominations were unanimous, TARIFF REFORM RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED. Mr. Scott Wike of Illinois introduced the fol- lowing resolution, which was adopted unani- mousiy: Resolved, That we, the democratic members of the House of Representatives of the Fifty- first Congress, at the beginning of its first ses- sion, hereby send greeting to the people of the country the assurance of our continued confi- dence and devotion to the principles of tariff reform as embraced in President Cleveland's message to the last Congress upon that sub- ject, and in the platform of principles adopted by the last democratic national convention at St. Louis; and that we hail with delight the emphatic approval of those principles by the People as expressed at the polls in the recent elections, and we pledge them to renew and continue in Congress the contest for areduc- tion of war taxes,so ably begun and prosecuted in former Congresses by our Representatives and Senators. Mr, Randall was not present at the caucus, Major Carson on the House Officers. Major Carson's dispatch to the Philadelphia Ledger on the House organization closes with this paragraph: “The organization as it will be represented in the officers nominated yesterday will be a strong one. Mr. Reed is well equipped at every oint for the difficult duties that are before im. His elevation to the chair will be a de- cided loss to the republicans on the floor, as he was a skillful and audacious leader and an in- genious tactician. Mr. McPherson is not only © man of high character and ability but has a thorough knowledge of the requirements of the clerk's office, derived from eight years of previous service in it, that will be of special value to the republicans at this time, when their majority is less than the fingers of one’s hands.” It is evident that an “irresponsible news- paper man” can efully accept defeat as well as make a bold and manly fight. Gen. Raum’s Investment. Commissioner of Pensions Raum has recently purchased what is known as the Pearson plaster (gypsum) banks in Smyth county, southwestern Virginia, about six miles from Saltville. The price paid was $30.00, which is said to be a very reasonable figure for so valuable a property. Struck and Killed by the Locomotive. J. W. Burkholder, a brakeman on shifting engine No. 45 of the Baltimore and Ohio rail- road, was struck and accidentally killed this morning about 9:30 oclock by engine No. 716, from Hagerstown. The ident occured at the New York avenue yard. Deceased came from Baltimore some time ago to accept @ position on the road, He was about forty years of age, 5 feet 8 inches in height and weighed about 130 pounds, His body was taken to the morgue, while the railroad offi- cials set about to find his friends. Those who saw the accident say that the engineer of the engine whieh did the fatal work was in no way to blame, he blew his whistle repeatedly and could not possibly have stopped the engine. sa ea edi A Wife’s Suit for Divorce. Louisa Ann Brady today, by Mr. E. B. Hay, filed a bill for divorce against Michael J. Brady, They were married January 19, 1869, by Rev. Dr. J. G. Butler; have no children and lived together till 1884. She charges that he became a habitual drunkard and that the last-named year, owing to his failure to support her, she was obliged to leave him and engage in busi- ness for herself. She asks also that she may resume her maiden name of Tonnett, ——__— Decision in an Action for Rent. This morning in the Court in General Term Judge James delivered the opinion of the court in the ease of Abbott agt. Smith, sustaining the demurrer to the pleas of defendant This is a law case on action for rent, in which the agreement was thata royalty should be paid on the amount of soap stone taken out, The pleas were that there was no merchantuble soap stone there and a want of consideration. ‘Lhe court holds that the defendant leased the eighteen acres and is liable, and therefore sus- tains the demurrer to the plea. gens sad For the Eye of the Finder. To the Editor of THe EVENING Stan: Thos. Johnson, a poor colored man in the District service, lost $10 (two €5s)on Wednes- day last in the office of the collector of the Dis- trict, A gentleman reported on that day to the | collector that he had found $10 and to send the owner to him, But, unfortunately, his name and residence is nut known to the office. John- son advertised his loss, but has had no reply. I write this in the hope that whoever the | finder wes he may read this and come to the | District building to inquire about the matter, The $10 was just one-fourth of the man’s entire pay. With a family of seven to provide for the loss was a heavy one. J. W, Doveiass, ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tre Evexixe Star. tx Covrt.—The county court, Judge ster, opened its January term this morn- ing at the Columbus-street court house. The major portion of the business will be with county orders and the civil docket. A Sovvesta.—An agreeable souvenir of the visit of the Illinois Masons to this city during the conclave has been received by Alexandria- Washington lodge, No. 22, F.A.A.M., from Mateson lodge of Ilinoia The souvenir is a handsomely gotten up frame and card with friendly resolutions in rhyme, Crrx Sewsns.—Tho mayor in his message at the opening of the present council advised elec- trie lights, improved paving and sewerage. The electric light works are now the city’s success- fulenterprise. Some paving has been done and a lateral addition made on Cameron street to the Henry street sewer built seventy years ago. The mayor's special suggestion was that “one barrel sewer on King street would be ail fhat would be necessary. and the connections on the cross streets could be made with terra cotta piping of the requisite size.” It is said this work could be done at a cost of $1 per front foot on the streets benefited. No action on the subject has, however, yet been taken, but the subject will be introduced at the next meeting of the council. Nores.—The city court ‘clerk issued seven marriage licenses during November. Four Alexandria couples were married in Wasbing- ton during the month.—Osceola tribe, LO.R.M., of this city returned Friday night from a visit to Minneola tribe at Anacostia iW WANTED--HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. Wares, PRINTER, ALSO A RETOUCHER, . at BISHOPS Galley, 905 Penusylvania FS ¥ ANTED—RAPID STENOGRAPHER AND REM- Ww ington Type Writer; no bewinuer or gy ghee norton need apply: wtate salary iad. Vv ANTED—A DRUG APPRENTICE WITH SOME a2-3t Experience. Apply at Ebiitt House Drug Store. ANTED_ONE WHITE AND ONE COLORED WwW Boy. Cali st 1324 14th st, nw. it WASTED_| XPEGIENCED HANDS ON LADIES" and a4 Dresse®; also Bastonluole Work- erg gud Apprentice, MADAM KOHR, 937 Fat. nw. WANTED NEED X YOUNG MAN IN My BUS: iness; one that will deposit $100 wil pues rook . Address box 37, Benin Sper week, A se ANTED — FIRST-CLASS WOMEN COOKS, Laundress, House Maids, Waitress, Parlor Maids, Nurses, Kitchen and Pantry Maids, Coachmen, But- ier, House Men, Farm and Dairy Men today. DICK'S AGENCY, 613 7th st. nw. ae Wx ED—RAPID TYPE WRITER—ONE HAVING used eraphophone preierred—for few weeks; terms moderate, state speed and salary expected. O. CC, Star office, it ANTED—A COLORED oy ee DELVER OF very Wagon; must orougit - enced and ggpne recommended. ‘Apply, SINBHEL i Bone ANTED — STENOGR\PHER AND TYPE Writer Owning Machine desires Position in law office; best of wiven, Address 8. & T., Sar fi a-3t ANTR TO DICK’S AGENCY FOR COOKS, W Eritrea aes eee Kron COOKS. men, Butlers and Housemen, Walters and Kitchen Maids, with city retereuces. 613 7th stnw. dz-vt" Situat river for Store or or Private fi ee yate Family; fully experienced, Gall ‘Situation as Waiter in a private taahy ana ina store. Address G. L., Star office. yor W Asten—rost ION AS A CLERK IN D DKUG Store; have had four years’ experieuce; best ret- erences. Address EARNEST, Star office. dz-3t! WANTED—ox A RESPECTABLE COLOR! «irl from Virginia—a Place to Cook and Wash in private family, 1530 M st. n.w., with reference. 1 W ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED Sage tion to do Chamber Work in a private family, Cali al 1239 9th. Wk ‘TED—BY A STEADY, SOB Man, one who understands, hi &s Driver; good references, R COLORE] business, a blace at 1008 4th gt d2-2t* iw. WANzeED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE. | Position as Working House Keeper in a Refine Private Family; no washing or ironing; only those gine Wages need address HOUSE KEELER, tar office. nS30-2t* & CUBLE J ANTED—A GOOD WHITE GIRL TO DO GEN Weritiouse Roce Maree reuch Dress Maker Yeo understands Dressmaking in all its branches. 1019 11th st. nw. a2 WANtED-A Bo¥ TO ATTEND SHOP. APPLY 807 4th st. n. 1 WV ANTED-TWo FEMALE TYPE WRITERS AT once—toduy—with machines. DICK'S Agency, G13 7th st. now. iG Vv ANTED— ELDERLY COLORED WOMAN IN the Capacity of Nurse; only experienced persons need apply to 949 10th st. ow. " mn Se W3STEDIA MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN OF wod City Stauding, ex-departuent oF fo) merchaut preferred, for Honitiou of Trust; sulaty #18 weekly. Apply 10 d.m., 424 oth st. 1 WASTED-A4 WHILE WOMAN TO COOK, WASH and Iron in Small Faiuily. “Call, between 9 and 11am. ond after 6 p.m. at 1710 Coun. aver t ANTED. XPERIENCED WHITE GIRL for waitress and chamberuiid. Noue need ap- ply without city reference. Address Box 122, Star ad-2te ANTED —A YOUNG WHITE WOMAN AS Nurse; must be cheerful aud kind; with best of Feferences, “Apply at 1914G st, before 6 o'clock. WANTED ExeEEENCED PRESS BOY; APPLY a» Nurse and Assist in Housework; must have W ber Maids, Nurses and Laun in city or ANTLD-EVERY GOOD COOK, WHITE AND reasee, Shuckers, Pastry Cooks, &e. City. ANTED—5 GOOD FIRE-INSURANCE SOLICI- Priutiug Office, 4th floor, 719 Market Spuc: ite or: ee rivers or Farm Hands; Colored sien Coal Colored ; also Maids, Laun: Buth hia and Maryland, (. re Room; Trunks Stored.) : ia URN HAS'S, tors to represent first class Company, Apply to A) J. £. CULLINAD Lo it WANTEDIA WHITE MALE ATTENDANT FOR an 4 ANTED—A RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL reference. Apply in store 1109 F st. ANTED—WOMEN COOKS, $10 to $75; CHAM- SAM'L A. COOMBs, 926 F st.n.w. 030-6t" \ ce, Philadel B3U-6t" HAM'S, 1110 G st u.w. NE & CO. AND COLORED COOKS, % ra, Conchmen Nurses, Mui First-class Servants with Good References. ‘1H. NEW NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 617 1 Dw. 0c26-6w* W 3NIED-AT ONCE, A NEAT WHITE GIKL FOR General Housework in a siwall family, references: required. Apply at 1412 20th at, n. tore noun. Bb Ween NERGETIC YOUNG MAN TO Manave au Office at Hartford, Conn. ; salary, #900 @yrar; good reivreuces and $.j5U cash capital re- auired, JAMME> MASON, room 22, Central building. DSU. W ANTED-WE WILL PAY A GOOD AGENT $7 ber week and commission to Handle uur New Albums, Toilet Sets, Bib.es, Pictures, Clocks, &¢.; #20 per Week easily made, Apply at yuce to UC. D. ALDEK- SUN & CU., 1010 F si,, secoud floor. n30-1w V ANTED—AN EXTRA FINE SKIRT HAND accustomed ouly to fine work. Address Star othice. Ft ANTED—50_ EXPERIENCED, LADIES WV “for Hivuse Furuisniug aud Fancy Guods Busi- pess,aud 15 Boys tauiisr with store dutie: eter need appiy. 1007-1000 F WANIED MANAGES | WANTED where to take charge of our bi distribute circulars aud eriploy be @) per month. Ce, Wakes Expecte Work or trayeuug. « 204 Georve st, Clheinnati, Obie, ANTE V STEADY, SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS YOULE man to abs tst bar aud inuke himself geuerilly UseTul in a Kesiaurant, «vod Lome and fair wes to the right party. Address K., Star office, ney-St* WASTED IAN EXPE Sevmstress, whit ONE o MIENCED MAID AND muust be wiilug aud obliging and have reterene from last employer; Engiisu, Scotch or Geriwan preferred, Apply, iusnediately, at 1522 Massachusetisave. u.w., frou’ 1Ut0 11 o'clock an. BZV-3t* W ANTED—A WOMAN COOK. WITH GOOD, i erences, aud # Dressmaker, to work for « private family. Good salaries if satisfactory. Addr B. A., Siar office. by \WANIED— DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT | bU- Feau, couducied ty ladies; Men and | Woneu, white aud colored, tur ali kinds of domestic labor, city sud stateg, with references, semoved to 70¥ Lat. u. Ww. st Pupils to learn tie art of Meas be and Fitting by aime. Washington's ress Cutty Scale With privilege of making one dress while learning: aul who have jearued tue new aysteiu speak of it in hixb- est terms. Pupils cuarauteed constant employment at highest pay. Basted linings cut by mvasurement, witu sleev OU cla, Agente wanted. nVb-tit* ANTED—A SUBSCRIBIION BOOK MAN TO Handie this section. Address JAMS B. CUL- ¥,&, 60,006 Washington ot, Boston, “Mase, WASTEDLBY COLORED MAN, SITUATION AS Co2k in French ; understands American cookery; first-class private faiudiyor boarding house + rood eis: from Wyshingtou and N.Y, Address Box 65, Star oftice, V ANTED—BY A WHITE WOMAN, A SITUATION us working house keeper: goud ‘references; ¢: Fenced and competent, Gabi sie thrve days. H., 323 Cat nw. 7 N TED—BY A VERY NEAT RESPECTABLE A W oslored Weta Place a» Chambermaid, Nurse, Waitress or te. beat references. Ol WASTED = AN AVIIVE | MIDDLF-AGED Genticman, Thoroughly ramiliar with Bookkee| ing, GoodPenman ;desires a position where he cau: mu Address L.AP., Star office. ni30: Vv ITUATIONS FOR FIKST-CLA‘ ‘Cooks, Coachmen, Maids, Porters, Waitresses, Watchman, Nurses, Hostiers; ‘Swedish, German, all foreign help. Koom Kenting. BUKNHAM’S, 1110 G ot nw. Pisin Sewing and Wait on Table Oy H stow. ; BS0-0t" W BY —AT HEADQUARTERS — POSITIO! Kn for Cee Combes SE age torneo Nurses, Searistress; Men ters, Couks, Cosc: Butlers. SAM'LA, COOMBS, 926 F at. n.w. m30-6t WASZED-EMPLOYERS YOU WILL BE FUR- nished Highly Kecommended Clerical Applicants; slgo Well-trained Bervanta of any Pationality, without e OFT INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 711 Guw. ro ANTED—BY EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER and ype Yriter, owning new Remington machine, Position ag Secretary to Member of Congress or professional gentleman, Box Q, East Uap- tal station. n3O3t! Wie TED-—AT TEN TION, CONGRESSMEN. Young Man, experieticed Newspaper Man, desires to devote an hour or two daily to constituents’ corres; pondence. Charges moderate. TACT of 30-3* WANTED-A POSITION. AS’ STENOGRAPHER and Typewriter in Law Office or as Private Sec- Rotary by slaw student. | Moderate salary. Addrose BTENOGKAPHEK E, Star office. n30-3t" WASTED DRESSMAKING AND. ing to doat home. Apply at PLAIN SE’ 2422 Tat. n. w.20- WANSTED—bY A LADY A POSITION IN PRI- Nate Family as Companion; understands cutting and making chil dren's clothes: willing to make her wit generally useful, Call at 1915 Pa, ave. at 2 o'clock. References given. WANTED x. LADY'S MAID, FXPERIENCED, Gvod Packer, Hair Dresser and Seamstress wishes Situation in First-class Fauily, Address ALF Ofte ANTED—POSITION IN STORE AS SAL \ man, experien in boot and shoe business; good references: wages reasonable, Address <1 Uth etn. nay-3t" Ww: Y A LADY Wil0 IS WELL EDU- cated, good family and long exper ence, a Vo- sition as Maungiug Howse Keeper or Companion; Would travel it desired, Address Mra, M.K.,Star office DZy-3e" WANTED--HOUSE TANTED—TO BUY AHA HANDSOME RESID} 1m the nortawestseouon that could, it desired, WB AOUNG, 1:30 V & ld profitabiy in two years. at. new. W ANTED— OF houses. Star office, xiving atreet WANTED BY FISH & MILLER,1213 FST. N.W. | We tant applicaiion Houses to Rent at #2 per month, Owners ean vet good teuants uud prompt returus by placiuy their p in our charge. W ANLEDOAT ONCE FOR CLIENTS, © Houses from $zo to $50 per month: we s Like to bear directly frou owners, KITTEN HOU: &GUNNELL, Adutus building, 1595 F st u.w. w26-Ut WANTED—BOARD. in Private Pumily tor mother krown daughter; nhust be convenient to census offic CM. FOR RENT—ROOMS. ___ FOR RENT—ROOMS. oe Sa pe ey Second Fivor Communicating faci t Dousekeejing; private + | Koome: } location good; cars 3 1736 14th st. err aaa | ano pros {OR RENT—908 K ST. N.W. ONE WELL-FUR. | JQOR RENT — NIG FURNISHED FRONT Fiitined ‘Second: Aoor ‘Froui ous morisecn and Room; bay window; ou enccad heory. wite tote, southern exposure, private family. At | light and beat; als. back room; private family; rates st RENT—729 20TH ST.. IN A CORNER | Tessonable. 1203 11th ot. n. a R REN Rooms; large double pariors, sicove; double Closets; both sane floor. southera exposure: suitable for members of Cobstess of oluers, Priva Mdulie. Y51 Mass ave. 0. F R RENT—216 ard. Three Purn House, Elegantly Furnished Apartments on Second of ortS Krome; beth soiningy house Arse class = its appointments; references e: ICATING AND ther furnished or RB KENT—CHEAP— 2 COMM’ 1 Hall Room ou Ipird Foor; unfurisbed :also Brick Stable for one borse and two B30-St' carriages, 2120 Pa. ve, _@2-30°_ | second floor, open fire and KR RED 104 12TH ST.N.W., HANDSOMELY | 0 or ejuers” also Lance Si Furnished hooms, single and double, separate or 0 ‘suite, with sujerioc Board; desirable local Wok RENT— 25 to $65 per month. Bished; suitable for Mem private fainily of adults. POR KENT — DELIGH. FUL Front Koom; ti e windows; heat water, ouly $10 per month: furnished 40 FUK\ISHED ROOMS, WITH 35 Oth wt. ne, “a2-2t° Foe sexte -EGANT SOUTH-FRONT,SECOND. floor Koom near Thomas circle; furuished oF 2 furnished ee improvement 4x0: NT—2 0; {Heat and Bath, ms THIKD - STORY are a stor. 14th and N’n.w. S —wW8- uaa 5 MASS. AVE. NW —TWO COMMUNICATING FUR- nished, Iwo Suites Fine Larke. 3, southern : OWE Rs sIttILE Foot, other bed exposure; with alcoves and large closets; First-ciasw B.W.; south front; opposite park. Board if desired. a2-3t" — JOR RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS NT—VERY DES! LE FRONT ROOM, bath on sume floor; @1:3; with heat, new house: yiner 10th ana Kets. nw. Also Unfurnished Teferences required; iuhm-diate possession. ee ae = {OK EENT—1827 1 ST, N.W., TWO LARGE COM- | fo ry'® Src base Nice municating Koous on 2d flvcr; One Large Room | # SF gg. ooo aaa on 3d floor; “house ironty south; Airet-ciass, board; | CBADTEA Lab.e board. “ Teasonavle rates, . a2-st" | RK RENT—1908 SUNDERLAND PLACE, TWO SOK RENT—35 Ht ST7_NW, THREE UNFUR- | 2 Nicely Furcished toms, with svcd Board. prices ter'guvenme for "p10; alse a ftout lssoms on 2d | ROR i NT—ONE LANGE F Ti 3 Water on same floor is0.& Front koom on 3 RENT—ONE LANGE FRONT WOO floor; heat and gas; $10; Board if desired. av Lath st. ; convenient to hotels YOK RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS— Fo KENT—NEAR DUP re ty Parlor aud Sleeping Koom—Bay-window Brick, all houxe, Two Lange Fur sunny aud ; #a8. Use of kitcuen aud dining room; $1 bright, im closets and bath, «eutiemen preferred. dren; two lines of cats, Apply at 1854 8i Address G.G.G., Star othe. pore Ok, PENT PLEASANT FURNISHED kOOMS, single or in suite, with «as and heat, within two squares of the Treasury. nw. FURNISHED OK UNFUR nisted, Pleasant and Desirable hooms, centrally located. at Very moderate prices, eu suite OF siugly, at the Leiox House. 44 st. n.w., near Pa. Large Lining ..oom and Kitches JOR Ri NT—1331 6 N.W., HANDSOMELY FUR- Bished Suite of Rovms, southern exposure, 2d floor, register or grate, also oue Siugie Koo; Obe square trom Ebbitt, Willard’s aud Higgs Hotels, BzB-St* FH RENT—1833 1470 ST. NW. F 5 or Unfurnished Kooms; nice location, yo the house; good caterer next door, azy-Se> 7O« RENT—710 10TH ST. N.W.. SULIE OF ‘Rooms; weil furnisued; heated and liguvec pla es; suitable for members aud others. u JOR RENT—A HANDSOME SUITE OF TWO OR three Kooms, suitable for a member, must be seen to be appreciated; private f y. B07 LUtb st. ow. oy QOR RENT — HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ctsolthe city for Congress Wen or persous desiring to entertain. No charge for ourservices. SAVAGE & CU., Kellogg Building, F NT—AT 615 E ST_N.W., ON FIRST AND third floors, large nicely-furnished Kooms, com- inunicating or siugie, with board; front southern ex- posure, a2-st JOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM, WIIH OR without Board, to lady. “Location 2 oi aud Late. n.w. Address A.M.T., 8! JOR KiNT—1213 H BT. SUITES NICELY FUR- ooms, suitable fer members or others; sine Je rooms; open fires; south front; near three iswED 6 BENT—FURNISHED ROOMS—SINGLE en suite; second floor, Parlor and Three Bed Kooms; third floor, Three Bed Kooms; bath on both floors; board if desired. 1125 14th st. nw. b2-st OR KENT—1316 G ST. N.W, NIOELY FUR- nished Kooms; singly or en suite; open grates and al. conveniences; suitable for men:ber ui Congress ; within § square of bUbitt, Riggs and Willard’s hotels. {OK RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, Large or Sinall 2d or Jd floor Roois, all conven: ‘ood | ; Dearcars and uerdics; privat 2007 H st. n.w. a St ontona aed stnear 14 Be 7-O8 i tished otis op neceed Benet noe FOR RENT S29 TST, NW NEAR DHE An dre 2 ueton, Normandie aud Chanberiin's, Purnishe ee a eee Par Q'Bed hoow on second floor; southern ex FF R8 BENT—TWO VERY FINE COMMUNIC ing Kooms on second floor,south front; oue ou first floor with private bath; turuace aud grate heat, suit able for Member or Seuator. ¥13M st. uw. 10. JOR Ki R: 1308 F st. nw. wear the Ebbitt aud Wal- . Parlor and Bed Hoom on second floor; also Single Kooius. POR KE ARKAGUT SQUARE. 9° 27 N N.W., SUITE OF NICE! fui Roo Apartments. private Lettie, furnace Y Furniaied Second Story’ Kooius; southern expos open «rates; hot and told water cach Bour; Ure; private fauuly of adults tty Lathes newly 5) + Met. cars half square; by ‘a best attenUcn; pleasaut bome,; at Freasouab) red. uw me Se ial Foe, BEXTDEDGHTFUL SUNNY, KooMs, ROOMS WITH BOAKD single or en suite; private family; furnished; woutave BW. and 1321 N st. uw. for adults ouly; with south east exposure; rerer ences exchauxed. 130-60" POR RENTS 1345 LST. NW ELEGANTLY FUR- ished Doubie Parlors ind Kova Aujoluing on 1st Floor and two besuutul 2d floor; every mod. c% Veutent to ail the principal hotels, ef houd, reasouabie term, to desirable parties, OK KONT-IN H Use WiTH OlHER MiM- bei do ube corner house; south aud east trots; bay wine dows; open grates; references required. 110i K st.uw. rte : OK RENT—AT 709 1S. W., NICELY FUR- nished Second and Third-story Frout Bi : Southern exposure, central. Foes Geutlemen can learn of several ni Koome iu best part of northwest by ap won oF by letter to— rs, Elegant Suite of Three or more very Light CAMPBELL W. BUSHNELL, Koos, "2d fvor, south exposure; suitable for two Atiorney-ct-Law. bath; Bourd if desired, 1433 Lat.u.w. | n26-5t* LOUS Fst Baw, een | BTOR, ND FLOOR SUITE OF TWO WOK _RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED PAR- o handsomely furmished, papered dure; frst floor; sing oF eu suite. Also lacke | and trescoed ; a: new house; Fron: toon, diusine oom and Kitelen it desinad | places; turuac Uta wt, aw Second floor.’ Cait, alter 4, 24 Sd sty uw. Last FOR RENT=s00 yun st. saw WK NI—1406 > ST. NV THRE UNFUR- Handse Purtished l.oonms, en suite or single, nished Kooms vu secvnd for, suiluvie for Ligut | with or with board; two lines of cars puss the Loweckeeping; large closets; bach same door; house | references exchanwed. occupied by oWner; no eulidren. BsU-dt* REN1_HANDSOMET OK Pi etter | ierates; large 16 gf cara, nud Ariiucton, Arbo, » die, 1520 Ist. uw WWR RENT— # 2187 ST. IN A FR NCH Famiiy, Nicely Furnished Booms, comm siucie, With or without board. {OK RENT—182 c nicatiug Koums,eu suite or single; B.etroj« War aud Navy departments, Caterer allowed. 4K ST. N.W, LARGE AND urnished Kicoms, single or en suite, OK KENT—FURNISHED THIRD-STORY FRONT hhuvus; heat aud gas; suitable fur geutieman. 102 th ot, ow. BLO. Fok, BEST-ROOMS, EN SUITE; HOUSE DI- Fectly oppusie Capitol; strictly private Lam For particulars address ALF. L., star vilice, nu-2i" 20K LeNI—TWO OR THREE LAGE WELL furnished Koowms; Ist floor; also rooms on 4 parate floor; uear Hauuilion’ house aud Fordauu flats; pri- B30 house; reiereuees, 1324 L st. u.w ¥ Fx ik TWO UNFU third story; heat aud gas in boi Vance. 1119 T8th wt _ G8, SENT Hooms, EN SUITE V ANTED—DESIRABLE UNIMPKOVED PROP- e:ty i all built up portions of the city for iuvest- ment; must be cheap. Address P.O, Lox $16, city. B3U-3t MONEY TO LOAN D° xqu WANT MONEY! —$10 TO $500 TO LOAN at w Interest on agous, Housebeld Goods or other personal property ; urniture, Manos, Horses, principal and interest payabiein weekly or moutuly payiueite; bo removal of vous from Fesideuce; BO publ - MoxEY, 7° LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT; NO delay. J. F, CULLINANE & CO., _ n30-3t : “G0Y F st. tow. MoxEY 10 LOAN IN SUMS OF $500 To $10,000 ot cent, APO NGO PESSL MW. SAUNDERS & CO, Jy18-6m Successors to Jolin Shermia. & Con.1407 F at. M UNEY 10 LOAN LN LAKGE AND SMALL SUMS. al ob approved real estate security at 5 and 6 per ceul, Charges moderate, . HT. Lelio, nlé-zun S.w. cor, i3th and Fete. uw. Moxx TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON ap. proved Keal katate Security. Larce aiuounts speciaty, ULEM & RUG ERE KY, Jy 1s-otu? 1507 £ st. u.w, ¥ YOU WANT TO BORKOW MONEY ON YOUR property aiid desire itat lowest rates aud quickest ue, call ‘nolGlm E_A. McINTIRE, 918 F st, m TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, pied Noa RiREN ©. TILTON, ni2-3w 1503 Venn. ave, V stating location atid price, DISCKE! Vv MAN OF ENENGY LOCATED OUT- side large ciues to hepreseutan Vid tatabliaued House ii iis state: sulary about $79 per muni; rel erences, MANUPAUIUKER, Lock box 1610, N. oc: 1-inktuaw = WANTEDSLEARNERS FOR PROF. | CHRIST- EMS New luteruational Tailor Syatem, with $i; inch rule oF tape measure alone, we all scieutitic tailore cut, Putterus and materiais cut aud iustruc- Bou sive by Mine B. J. MESSER, YUS L wt nw, ve WaADIED-BY THE MARTYN BUSINESS COL. lege (inployment Bureau) Pupils to bute:, Grad- uate aud Fill Positions at Gvod Suiaties Circulars ebtaued ot College Building, S15 Gu st nw. city. oc -isun WANTED—ROOMS. ANTED—A PRIVATE ROOM, FURNISHED OR Unfurnished, where privacy Adurens, » Star oitice. 11° WANED SS FURSISHED KOOMS AND FILS. class Board fur self. wite, cuild and nurse; state terms. Address Box 41, sta: dt WARZED 5 2WO 08 | THKEE | FURNISHE Aouins with privilege of lizut housekeejing. central location, of convement to cars, by gente Aud wife; vetereuces, Address J. ML WHEEL. Jachmoud. W ANLEDSIMMEDIAT! LY-TWO FURS isi D V icons, Parior wud “Bed Kooi, with beatmud light, tor tady and Dauguter, beiween 7th, Loth, F aud Reta; state ters aud locality. MEU, star oftice, at ANTED—ONE OR TWO COM lished Lies must be resonable, Audiess secoud tivor, by Dec, 4i.0,, Star ont WA N TED M ISCELLANEOUS V RESVECTABLE COLORED Bemull fauily, Ww tase Lome, se ‘ANTED—H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH 219 7th ot ewe i nels 230 WASLEDCA CLASS OF GOLOKED GIRLS ‘10 woran, Wasiing to dv for w slisie Kentieman or Address 416 Francan WY Prices tor Becsan-hard Furniture, Carpets wud Feuthers. Eutire Housenolds a specialty. Address iustruct free im cuoking, by Mus, Dowell; appiy te roommol NEWd Bois’ AND CHiLDKENS’ ALD BUCIETY, 617 12th st. uw. nz9-3e Weed 2ibe GOVERNMENT CLEKK will give 10 per cent per montis for a Loan of g-40 or ions fora Sor. Period, best security 1urnisied, Address ), Star ollie st a T. Wanesr up; mail orders astended t9; wolare for artista; agents’ work dons. DOP OU 409 Pu. ave.,J. FRANK LAKDNEK, Manager. B29 lia WASTED WHY PAY RENT? WE WILL LOAN you maces pay = a nome 5 elvis 6 reent. Aseturn siuall payment monthly. Aduress Pox. Star office. nY6-lw Wiaxgee toe AFIRST-CLASS HAIR CUI GO ~ to the Philadelphia er bus a. t., above 1vauia ave., opponite Willard’ Liisi srt ipawpecalty. aLe-loe WASTED. CASH PAID FOK HOUSEHOLD AND ‘Office Furniture; alsy Entire Houseliolds, Stocks of Merchandise of ali kinds, Addi ‘Trimming aud Dyeiuy ress ALBEK1, 408 ds, 10th st. nw. nZ3-2w* ANTED—LIFE INSURANCE ON THE COM- V MON eee PLAN— NEKLIN MUTUAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION titutions {ucerporated March 29, 1878, tutioliuegr porated Mare Peomeiecicute: G10 tors manvers €1,0U00 Mioed ereng ed Upon Death of Member, sluice urgauization. dil gt BAML-C. MULLS, Raq, President jurther information wp) " rn SURLEN SMITH, Secretary, Southeast corner 4th and G sts. n.w., Uppunite now Pension builuius. 617-3 delighted with their visit. The time for paying taxes without penalty expired yester- day. Some $4,000 have been tendered in cou- pous for state taxes.—The woman's mission- ary society met at the M.E. church south yes- terday and was addressed by Rev. W. J. Young, tor of the church.—S. B. Stoutenburg ought at auction on Saturday, for $800, & frame house with lot on Queen between Colum- bus and Alfred streets.—George W. Jones has bought from R, W. Avery, for 450, a house and lot on Duke street between Aifred and Patrick streets, a ire An Army Officer’s Daughter Drowned. Margarette, the eleven-year-old daughter of Maj. O. E. Michaelis of the United States ar- senal at Augusta, Me., was drowned yesterday in a pond on the arsenal grounds, having broken through the ice while skating. Her brother Francis, aged twelve years, was saved by Maj. Michaelis, who nearly lost his own life in his efforts to save the children and is ina Michael Carney of Jewett Conn. was bitten by © mad dog, tet’ nmr whe dca t bydrophobia Then ae one seo of hy: ‘At St. Louis Charlee mene, old, committed suicide mother refused him his head of witha his money. He blew morning. fourteen years Ww W ANTED—ALL TO KNOW J. E. BRENNER, $0 O st nw. ane jes, Furnaces and Job Work uone with dispateb, 'O PASTURE WINTER AND nes ® specialty; orders re- table, or address H.C. HUK- references given,ni1-1m* Latrobes operate sutistactorily or no charge. Spout isttes LEY, kockville, ED—FURNILURE OF EVERY DESCRIP- ANTED—FURNI1 Ui SKIP. ‘and qua , Stoves, Curpets, &c. Also, c] Neat eo ture and Olle Fistuses: “AG Wine 7 That. ew é-1m_ ESTO KEEP. KEEPING bo ire Ny nas Gt et mar Parcs 7th ot Lk'S Bt . A ad, 8 tuilee from cliy. 0. . F. CLANK, liga, Md ANTED — HORSES WINTERED, BEST Gibintioha Fo. bd. : ocz-Sus* \was FED — HORSES ee WIN’ AT GEN, WY Ee bags gieok, taken out 2a ‘eauire oti Bunk See, of Taree iT, Hay Beales, cor. 10th and La. ANTED—EVERYBODY 8! to We ON REAL ESTAl£—WE HAVE IN 000 to loan on approved sccurity in 3 Of $1,000 anu upward; nu unnecessary deiay, wow Ln Fis & MILLE: 1S 4 Bt. aw, NY ees TO LOANON kK AL LSYATE AT 5 AND AML 6 Per Cou. CHAKLES W. HAND\, 1 fs "1 Fat. nw. 4. NDOWMENT, LIFE AND sONTINE POLICIES | Be Weurntat tuguest cash prices. Loans uegouuted | ON Suiue wt reawouable worms. Apply to AL H. A\ SUN, 1b07 F ot new, bo. S TO LOAN ON D.C. PROFEKTY $500,000 Rs oe cout, Nodeiay, Large loaus a spocialiy. BLALL, BuO oc18-3m t per wun. = oe TO $50,000 L'stanGanD1 bi, Sand Real Estate, Loaus aud iusuruuce, G13 Low st. b.w, or se14-3m ONEY TO LOAN MM TN SUMS TO SUIT, * © EKOM $300 UPWARDS, ON APPROVED KEAL LSJALE SECUIMEY BH. WAKNER & CU, YiG F si. ocl1-2m NY tos ena N SUMS FROM #500 UPWARD, AT VHe LOWkst KATE OF INiEKksT v. REAL LstAlk 1N THIS DISTRICT, i. U. HOLLZMAN, oc? Corner 10th aud F ats, how. Me TO LOAN IN LAKGE AND SMALL Mintins at Lowest histes, du iieal Evtsto Becunitee A tew suis uf $4,000 aud $3,000 wt o per cout, vex~Gus HULCHINS, BULKLEY & CU, 1405 F st, Wy oney 20 LOAN UN AL ESTATE IN SUMS OF 82000 Yo BLO000N TIN P. BROWN, ‘heal Estute and Loans, 419 Fst. nw. 8028-3m Glover Buudiig, EAL ESTATE INVESTMENT. SAFE Ag U8, BONDS. SIX PEK CENT, PAYABLE QUARTERLE iN BUMB giuy ‘LO $1,00¥. SMALL Pyruital CHAnal ra gana AN ug ON REAL ESTATE, rs ‘300 Ise21}__ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, GREY 20 LOAN AN SUMS 10 SUII. AT 6 AND G per cent, on U. C. real eatate security. PRANK 7. MAW LINGD, 1500 Pa. ave, sel7-3m__" (ibe Arlington bire ins, Co.'s office) ONEY TO LOAN ‘Cn Approved Keal Estate Security, in Districtot Columbia, 1 auy sums desired, at lowest rates of in- terest. ‘Lhe J. FisHER & OO., sel? isd F at. nw, ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW- est rates of interest, BEALE & HABKIS, 1374 Fetuw. iim IN AP- ONEY LOAN AT LOWEST RATES mech alnnae Apter iv indearac pe ‘Co., of Phtiadely) ® in sums to suit, to be Tepaid on iistallment plaue' with or “without lifein surance, Payments run 5, 10, 16, or ZU ¥. HY StiltHs’son, Je17-6m er ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECUR- MSS ii ‘the District of Columbia at lowest rai te, We LEN KIN ee1-3m eth aid H sa bow. MOSES 10L0AN ON REAT ESTATE ATLOWEST approved security. = Fates of interest; also on HENSEY & Mars TO LOAN, IN SUMS OF $500, 81,000 ed eal Est aud 6 per cent. atin & CO. jy) On tunis to sult at lowest ratce on real satateccuriy. BYECH, Fox's BROWN. is 1437 Pennsylve.us avenue. 20 EY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRS Me ore ot eS unt Nig Monet Oe CN GREEN, 303 7th st. nw. ty ny Moe* TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE AT LOW- eat SORE OES ap24 Successor to D. ‘HOWER & SON, 1115 Fat. 1224 nocemcr o DANENEONENE ROR sro NOTARIES PUBLIC. THUS. G. to $10,000, tate Gecurtty at Gatti Sf Chooses G17 13th ‘adjoining “Lhe Roce: OR KENT SPACIOUS, WELL- r aduwirably iighted second-story rooa, iu new Star NOW, NEWLY FUR: | building, eu.table for job-printer, book tinder, or any Other business requiring space steam Light Meat aud POWer can be supplied cheaper Chun teuaut ogis furnish them. Apply at Ihe Lveuiug Starofiice. u31 Foe BENE AEAR CAPITOL —139 EAST First. ed, several single “Kooms’ for geutlemeu, Flore, with Hail Roum connected, rene: neal. E_BEAUIIFCL ALOOV! ew Hi ‘OR KEN’ ry itol st.. Rooms, single or en suite. front, in louse, Furnished to suit, withmod | ppviund Board Tete Boaniers éru umprovemeuta, O20 © st. u.e., near Capitol, = — us é OK KENT—1723 HS1., NUAR METROPOLITAN ae = “ Club, a Paricr Suite cousistinw of Three Laxge Com K Kk RENT —083G ST. N.W., HANDSOMELY FUR- | nruuicating 1.ooms, with grate fire aud soutbera ex: ome, te aud Hoots, eb suite or single; untd- i aiso a room for a geutieman. naw? way bet. Treasury aud Interior Depts; ovcuysed lust — — seasion by weubers of Congress, BsU-3t" RENT-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Kooms, with excellent board st 1421 K st, Tw Deligiwzul suites tur Congressuuan; aise three Siu! Koos tor gentiemen. duu ‘OR RENT—ELEGASNT_ FURNISHED ROOMS, EN suite from December 15; faces McPherson Square. ics pass door, one block trom Metrupo.tan aud rs, near Arlington, Normandie, Si Y16 15th wt.'u.w 2 YOR KeENT—1WO OK TH AKoouis, on second floor, it ‘POR RENT OK RENT—-IN THE VICINITY OF ScorT circle, Haidsome Suite of Chambers, first floor, $40, surtaole fur 3 wiso Hadsvue suite, secoud Hoof, 990, siuqie ur duuvie, House and iuriisuings ew ud Mrwt-class, 1417 17tu it F \ UK RES 1— WITH BUARD—E CRNISHED wOOMS, | Cionets, eat eas uud balll, uc pluideoe ask. SEL eu suite oF singiy.ou second aud third fivors;south’ | ist uw n20-1m bewutiful bay-windo eT eXpusire, WOUeTM LunprUVeneh.s; Meot-class tabi Lowe couai.g; Metropolitan cars pass tue uur; re: erences, $143 Pot. Dw. wsU-d |, Ui REN PLEASANT SECOND. OK FOUR LARGE UNFUR- ge only four yours old; perfect wodery faproveiienis: southern ex- pOunckeepiug. Call hed kooms, b nw Mooi Wu Newly Fustuauod Liv vied Uy i, SIS Gwuer; $1U per month; releseuces required, 004 & | MY ASUS w ce : waar Ts Oi, kc NI—Si4 AND #10 JOTHST, NW, NEXT ae soa up the Shoreham, New abd Haudsomely Furniabed fs welts ol List, secoud aud thisd Bours, private [* ooms will ud them at .vig Sth st. u. ee cn ens wees Rccee: eatete Orinsuites. Keterenuces required. Ee 4ENT—1211 N Si. NW. SUITE OF # uicely Furnished soums, on Jd and Bultable fur M.C.; furnace or Krave best; FOR RENT—FLATS., _ rE Cos deeirabie location; no culidven; Fetereuces. LSU-ut JOR REAT—FLATS IN NEW YORK STXLE—JUST Uk REN.—TWo SULE.8 HANDSUMELY FUR- eck toee inte Moan on wo- Be isned wus, bree Kuve each supe. tor loc.tol dour Flats o: Four it First fable Duara. 1025 aud .UZS vermoutave, BuU-ut" <UKRiNT—IN A DeslABLE LUCALIL1, sor Kick of Three Deairause ovis wits kite Vaut's FOL, a8, Dull Se; Feut LUW Lo & des: ut. Appiy by ALS. CAR WUUY, 03s ib st LS bath aud water; all rooms communicating ; y like U ‘st. carm, Feut $18 foreach, Li recommended. kA McIN (it. us0-100 E. Capl- Fiat ot five rooms, us a Hat or en sulie. ustaule Jor an : b D ST. WEST WASHING. OR RENT—PHO tol st., a Handsomely J includiné private oth a = rent $9 and @5tureach. Inquire LY-POLNIsHeD holt With choice tule board; 08 1515 131K 8 Farior aud bed sou; W.. HAND» ME Migaimd tkcobes muses RK RENI—A VERY DESINABLE STOKE, 1 for MC. jwisu ulber ruvuus; Collrad tu hotels aud sireet hb wt nw, Swo stories and cellar, Inquire. 2) cars. n30-3e" LS i SE Ok RE JRNISHED SECOND RENT—TWO Xi ORY BRICK i joor 4 at Koo, for Gentiean Only: hot end Store Kuous with cou table tur auy business, aujumiug Ost. NL. market on 7th st. nw. Scala. ous, eauare, Kent $. cach permouth, By CHAS. 3. oHREIS nice LOY Vth St .w. ola Fees TOKE AND DW N sts now. Good buses stay By Chas SHALV EE, LUUY 7th st. Bow JOK KENT—FINE S1OKE ON PENNA. AVE, Bi is? AND At Pewrounble, us50- Ls Wariued and tigiited. Ok RENI—1101 BT, N.W. OOK L, VERY L7th and 15th sis.n.w.; large double show win- wor oe ri busiuess stand for ar shoe or heht Bvicdtin sd-dout ba window Front Koom, with ecg OTT ae Wink aicove, turn: Witt guud Lui bua.d; rerereneees are, &. Apply WESCOTT & WILCOX 1407 u B Fu ave. . — Bly 3t {OR RENT— STORE ON CONN. AVE. JUST POL RESTOCHALALL SG .0OMS, PARLOK AND Secoud Fivur, suutwern exposure; central. Meals feryed 14 rvous, Lf aesized, wituuut extra charge. SU-3U" 6UY b st. b. T—1WO HANDSOME CUOMMUNICAT- lug Secoud-story Uniurusued Rovlus; beat, cas, bath aud witeudauce; terms uoderate. 1551 lvth st. nw. niu-2t [POR BENT-NICELY FUKNISHED PARLOR AND ed s.00ui, secoud Avur, bat sau flour, heat aud as ,suitubio for mau aud wile or weber of Congress; ed st. ed feet iret by Pe aren ee uu mouth, Apply to VHA ENG, Povoiw 1320 F st. ROK RENT—LARGE STORE AND CELLAR, 2026 Lath st. u.w., 825 per month. BEALL, BROWN & CO, 16-3m 1321 F et. FOR RENT—OFFICES. _ hear Capitol aud gove:uueut prinuuy oitice, “Near Kk RENT—OF} ICES—W VE SOME ROOMS cars aud berdica, ‘S10 Nurth Capitol st. — us0-3i" in Po ey hy of JROk RENT—BRIGHT SUNNY ROOMS, NICELY | *B¢ ™0>- desirable locations in the Sai furnisied as parior abd bed room; southern ex- | nyo.3t eee Josure; convenient bath; suitable for one or two gen- Uemen; privaw family. wb Mot no KS KENT—AT 1311 141 ST, BEAULFUL ous on First aud second Flours; suitavle for Memvers; coudiuon sud scaucn of Pusoou; crs that pase te door wi; Or et race, ‘OB KENT—2002 F ST, PRIVATE FAMILY, burnished or Uufurmalied Koons, en suite oF single, With or WithoUt board; Lew house, Lay Window, Alcove; mod. uu; convenient Departueute, n3U-se OK KiNT—FUANIS! RUOMS—ONE HAND- sumely 4 Uruisued d ropt svuthern @: yaa Aino dw Furuiuiied Beck Bed Koons A508 ksi 2: 20k REN T—DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, WITH F'‘vtcams best end elovator’ service, in the Luna A. T. COCM. 1420 NY. ave, _ FOR RENT—STABLES. k OR KENT—BalcK STABLE, FOUR 8T. Carriage House, Hay Loft, diceping order. "Heut $15; to desirable paryy only. 12291 new. FOR _RENT—MISCELLANEOUS, ‘house unsur- G0 direct to the Capi- suze Bw. UR RENT—PAKLORS AND ROOMS, FURNISHED JF or Cuturnisned, eu suite or singiey heat aud yan ‘27 Grant Place. Bsu-st" (UR RoNT—1720 H ST. X.W., A SUITE OF 3 ‘hooms, communicating, southern Ure ; home table, “Uue square west of Warand havy Depts. eeeeeEaa=a COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. )OR »ALE—FLORIDA—5-ROOM reek Se hc aN .. Orange Trees, 12 reach (part in rR ag ibe octane Gre suite, boat aye eval tees mB ; “7 ne Sica cue ogy ee Hover Giruass heise fuse? uly" "ehvag as Fein ae ay Beteae teases Pe a ae QOR SALL—I HAVE FOR Acres of Land, situated Giymont, on Mattewoman river, wil: ied eh Tina cheap Tor’ city, propery. Bind. OUULLY, Obl Gee ee. ‘ase Pind BR Lt Payor Q st. bahar mgm boa ok H XT 1512 Q. stg URRIMED Boom O8% KeNT—TWO COMMUNICATING BUOMB. n 3 be mient to vath ‘OR RENT—1102 1. N.W., LARGE P. Keying tri 6 iin chu ea Kefereuces exchanged, Bbo- *VR KENT—1908 1 ST. N. ¥ Su ruite Gr alngle, Lot aF ae Fm wae ae eee Sees ee oF LAND IN ACRE iu 3d floors, suut fauiles or 3 % wed is ee or aN WELL-FUBN. ons-or Wer) 9 71H Sr NW FURSISHED without board. ieee ; —HANDSOME SUITE OF FURNISHED | Foes TWO OF TI NE. Lots IN the borthwest, fronting 18 feet on Vermont ave. rupuing through to 10th st.; L000 feet of ‘ Prices. one 1,500. ope ae-at DAVID i SRONE, Sod PR JOR SALE—ON SHERMAN AVE, IN PLEASANT Pinte Lat 14 tuk hat oie, nceeral otber cheap | low GEO. F, GRAHAM. 1310 Fat as {ok SALE-SEVEGAL OF THE VERY BEST Lote tu the Lnstriet. PY . FOUN Te jot 20k100, ON 11TH st. oa 4. F. CULLINANE & CO, G00 F at. By JOR BALE Price 600. n30-3t Poor's Ee ALF snical Corner, F stn. ¥ 7OM, 24th wt. wear N wut 150 to 30-foot Sd Bear Awl ne Ko #4 We. OPP TeservAtion ¥.(% near NH ave 200 proposed Ham ear projored Hack cin ie 3 jist sem, Manna tint abe nd F ste. thaw. ® tot exedlen LELPOLD, w * AL TAHOE TRACTS PAST oF bat Thuis grows MOT LeiPowt SALE ’ wal K Si aud F ste, now FoR SALE NE WANT AN OFFER IN TH wey Five Sth) “in {04 SALE—HANDSOMB 10" 16th et exteutat woe eee So.d at a bargain i take Apply vo {0K SALE—ONE OF THE MORT DESTRABL Lote in Mount Moasant, 16th st. extended aud Howard eve; ve 0 Will be suid in lots to nit eee AKER, be 3. F CULLINANE Days tor Square of Grouud ory and K sts. sw. reat oat 100 Peer ON road, LOUIS F. sti A DESIKABLE LOT, stol stand Deiat roe MaUAFe 4008; two equnres trv $0-3t seven! FOE, SAUETARGAINDESTEAQLE COMNER, 45 teot ty & to alhey, Twelve. room Brick On corner and St a tur three more ice houses. Price for all o 100, if sold within ten days, Inquire lela Hi st. ». after 4 p.m. pte PRSALE YOUR ALLEY LOPSIN NORTHWLST, ft, taciuur si0-4t, alley ft."rear, will be sold tu bargain, Jost the or stableson. For dui rpar is with S0-tt mde MoKS & VooKHLES, 1 tw —GOOD CHANCE 1G” BUILD ‘acant lot 49 ft trout to wide alley T ety ys 1S Ch Bw. 5 0% wie F® SALEBY FISH & MILLER 1213 Pst NW, We offer the fodowing Beautiful Build.ag Lote at speculative p $6.50 13th, TRU, 202100.81.50 «0.4 85 P&U, 100x100. oo 22 & 13, Inxic Bld. ave &e 0 Ist, 100K00..85 Wie Brame Cottage, lot 102 and Madison ata, per foot ou sd and dg 8 Wy, OOX. ‘Offer wanted, Also besutitul (arin, ten miles from cit burk pike, With fhe water power and mili, suitable for stock and grazing, with uuprovemenis, er wanted. aLs-7t [0% SALE-BARGAINS IN NORTHWEST. Lots, Boundary near Mass 1 Lot, > st. near (yth, 1 Lox, New Hampeti EY FM st clieay, Side lina tr * CHARLES EARLY, 60S Lath at mw, SALE—I HAVE FOR SALE, ON THE Wiest Love Moseaburetis ave , two frontage oF 2501 tee by a ailey, adjuined by a 15> eeant Pow nt, LEO, OL, . JNU. A. PRESCOLT, (Keliogys Buvidiag) 1446 F et. hw, OOD LOT ON SST. NEAL aInpelure ave., Ziigxv] % to alley: south » €1.60 per toot. LALER & KUTH! Feium. wc [GE SALESELEOANT LOT AT COR OF COLU bia rowd aud Alauiwoud pluce. Also sume Fe: Lots adjoining e. | These loteare aveil- able for uuwediate nupcoverent, havilg Water, gaa, FO, CUrbe ect, nideWelkn laid aud Toed wi teed” TALER & KU SME FULD, 1307 Foe EVE DA25 564. ON Us IF YoU WANT East? Washingtou Ununproved Property at lowest market juts uy bole squares: veuts pes Lut ahu Upward; ud tue ik Value, uo investments wild beter. ELL & KEPETTI, 320 Pu ave ne. n2e-lw {OR BALE—BEAUTIFUL BUD L Fotud Yraeea ae pat on Met ar tou out on Met. BraneR AK; uear University aud kiectric cars, cheap and om Sr las Seteets, Bu sect wide and in conipend law ofeity. KEDFUKD W. WALKE, loud B, or Wal. O. DENISON, vey F. i FOk S45 Lols LN NeW ADDITION Tu BUDOR: Jnud oti casy terme, ‘TLewe Lots are adjacent tuo Luoot elevated aud Aupirved part of Broosland, cou tuundiny fue view. Ad kinds of fruit grows ub the . Birvols M0 Leek wiwe Ak CoLforinity wil city is, Lo parties who will build st ab early date special texius Will be qiveu. Call wt ouce and take jour choice, Fur tu.. yaruiculars and plats wee. Me- ACHLEN & BAICMELDEK, 1210 fot aw. uld-m Br PGrect Uieu, ds ‘Seuall pase dots balanee moutuly. a dks FURD, vclt-sin 141 ost, BUSINESS CHANCES PGE SALE DBAKE CHANCE—LIQLOM AND BAM- ple out it te heart of the city. lace stuck. sus Berlor quailty ; jolg seane , 1S-Pootu livdec, 14 Cun, rder; awed. ip UK BALE — BAKGAINS—CHUICE LUIS at te doing & gvedbusuess Address Lox bit star utc nossa Beek Ae A PEG STORES T0ck, Fix PURE and Good Will; situsted iu @ goud Jovation. Ad» Gives PHAKMACA, Blur office. az is SALL—AN LLEGANT GHOOERY STOKE IN the nor mecMOW OL the ct; uew ew stock; now donee Dusineas i ue Weg de tue oie reamon IF mealtuy. Al the particulars as to SE ted Vuniiess dvle Sid terue Wid be given ly GA JOMDAN, 1417 £ ot, Di G IN SMALL HOUSES, Wil euMeta, 1 diderent section taeqity, Audiess A..id., star vilice, LjU-Zb POE Pa E8208 WILL BUY Guo WILL, ytOCR aud £1xtures of Nice Grocery and Prov Going & Kood casa Dusiuess ik Souta Wasung By 4.2.4, cor det aud Va ave.s.w BABE, CEASCE SPOR, SaLE—WELL estab lished Faucy aud 4uy Store. d Curios, couse given tur eeluuus. proc te ot bag ho a Mclory Fem Aviay Wa4 Cth a. tow, oe » pO MOVE EMBER De ‘errestrial Cock.” KAMAL hes cut the Prices; Watcues Ceaved, OL: Orsi~cines malb-wp Warraited oue Jest, oi; ache aud jeweliy Work a the Joweet prices Au We clly; we usly culupoution, 1eaad ot. LW. on ll———EEEEEzZZZ LOST AND FOUND. JOUND-AN UMBULLLA OWNER CAN HaVi at by calling at dreasury departuwent, houm in LORE ARAY EVENING | SMALL SILVERS Haired oky Terrier Gyp, biaca tipped short taily So Poluad) showers to uate “aiyute." please retarg, 10su 17th st. Bow. aud receive uiberal reward. Ze Di'S DIAMOND SEL BUNTING Case Watch, with piece of Chain atteched,ue- Lweou Oth ald bast Cajdivis sts. aud peusiou office Vig Alctropulitau care. Leave at wr, PiALLbi's, OUL bast Captus at, and receive reward. ae OsT—A TOP PLRCE OF A CARKIAGE DOOR, ON T sts. uw., on Thu LUth between B aud aPediay actusu to Grovery cormer 14th aud W ste uw pore) Feward. Ee ee LOST 008 SIRATED—ON BaTURDAY, & sualk Browu Horse trom lable, Us Yok erat ob reward Wt returaod et? bw ED, D4) BEWAMD-LOST, BaiUmbaE, NOVEM R20 VOOR, eMbee Livu at tod between 1th and 14th tet Flot Bosh hitg aud wea Uirveted) Bracelet Leove auswer at box 50, Freuuuis hove, ou Hi st. * ie ‘08i—1HIS AM, BET, CONN. AVE AND NETS to Georgetown to A. Saks, & Bue Diaguual Out seay Dress Coat, Keturn ty 1610 iwi et aw. we reward. oan “eC Looe. FROM OTH ANDI Pe. Seats i] Osi—MUNDAY &. vias ,Safetcoenteeari ass Eeeree rrr