Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1889, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, THE SOCIAL SEASON. Coming Events in Suctety—Personal Notes of Interest, Mra, Jackson will give a tea soon to introduce her daughter, Miss Laura Jackson, who was admired for her striking beauty at Mrs. Bain- bridge Hote tea last week. Mr. and Mrs. Outerbridge Horsey and the Misses Horsey of Maryland will reside during the winter at No. 1765 N street, which Mr. Horsey has taken for the season. The Misses Huyck, daughters of Mr. J, V. N. Huyck, who remained until the very late au- tama with friends at before returning to the city, are now in New York city for a short season of gayety. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brown and their charm- young daughter, Miss Rosalie Brown, have po Er to the city and are in their spacious house on F street. Mrs. and Miss Snelling. who returned last ear from several years’ absence abroad, are ia the city for the winter and in their house on Connecticut avenue. Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Leiter and Miss Leiter qilgive & german di the Christmas holi- day season in honor of the eldest son of the house, who recently graduated at Harvard col- Miss Mitchell will leave the city on Wednes- day of this weck for a ten days’ visit with friends in New York city, and she will attend the first Patriarch’s ball, which will be given at Delmonico's on the 16th instant, before return- ing to this city. Mrs. Newbold of New York is located at the Shoreham for the winter. Miss Lay, who is one of the prominent mem- bers of the dancing class and a member of the executive committee, will at an early be called to leave her pleasant circle of friends in | this city to accompany Mrs. Lay to Ottawa. Department Changes. The following named persons have received sppointments under amended rule 10 civil service rules, viz: A. N. Stevenson of New Jersey to lientonant of the watch, $900 per annum; T. H. Sypherd of Virginia and Wm. Cairns of New Jersey to clerkships of the $900 class in the office of the commissioner of internal revenue. Promotions: Cc. A. Brown of Maine from class 3 to class 3, Miss E. M. Bartlett of Arkansas from €1,000 to class 1; Miss Hattie Bartlett of Maine and D. A. Reiff of the District of Columbia from $1,000 in the office of the commissioner of internal revenue; Miss Augusta Pratt of Minnesota from @900 to $1,000; Miss Jennie Sanders of Wisconsin from $900 to 1,000, office of the Secretary and Miss A. B. Cornelius of Pennsylvania from $840 to $900, office of the second auditor. Contesting the Doctor’s Seat. A rather interesting case has arisen in con- nection with a member of @ pensions medical board. Dr. Phil Roberts, a republican living in Richmond, Ky., on the 24th of July last re- signed his position on the examining medical board in that district, He asked that the resig- nation take effect at once, but in fact | it was not offic: accepted until | August 13. On the 5th of August he was elected | a member of the state senate after a close con- test, and it is stated that his election will be contested on the ground that it was a violation of the state law which prohibits the election of a man toa state who is an officer of the United States govern- ment. Dr. Roberts has written to Commissioner Raum in regard tothe matter, and the latter in his reply said that he did not believe that the election would be contested on that ground, itis seated that in the case of the United States agt Germaine the Supreme Court of the United States decided that civil surgeons appointed ya the commissioner of sions are not ered of the United where Mr. Lay is at present stationed as general of the United States. Paymaster J. W. Jordan and family are located at No. 1233 New Hampshire avenue for the winter. Mrs. Owen Scott gives the first of a series of Monday afternoon teas this afternoon. Mrs. C. Adele Fassett has taken a residence at 1203 New Hampshire avenue. Mrs. Moore, wife of Surgeon General Moore, will be at home on Tuesdays after the Ist of January. Many guests attended a musicale at the Hotel Fredonia Saturday evening. Mrs. D. M. Morri- son, Mra. L. A Leggett, Mrs. A. W. Wilkinson and aire Maj. Chalmers took part in the exer- — National Rifles Saturday night gave a pad 7 was largely attended and much en- Mrs, Blaine, who fully expected to be at home to caliers on Wednesday of last weck, was called to New York city early in the week and was therefore unable to carry out her in- tention. Mrs. Blaine will stay at home on ss of next week to receive callers after 4o'clock. The Seward mansion in which Secretary Blaine’s family is now settled, has not been altered as to the general plan of the rooms. In the front of the house, on the main floor, where Secretary Seward had two parlors, is now oue maguificent drawing room with only @ graceful archway to mark where the partition once stood. Secretary Seward had a red and a bine anda yellow room on this floor; the latter was also the library, as it is at present. The drawing room is furnished onacolor scheme of salmon tinta; the walls are hung in that color, and the upholstered Seraivere i is in brocade of that color, withsome searlet satin pieces in relief. The wood work and the mantels at either end of the room and the airy arching are a pearl white color. On the wale are rare and itifal paintings and engravings, the collection of many years in this country and in Europe. In the dining room, which is on the ground or entrance floor, there is, among others, a large painting by J. L. Guyot that was purchased by Mr. Blaine in Paris some years ago. The Secretary, as it is weil known, is an acknowledged connoisseur im art matters, and this picture is a credit to his taste. It isa picture of sheep in a sheep byre or fold, and 1s full of strong lines and ten- | der, pathetic coloring and expression. The dining room furmture is in Px ‘ished oak, the | walls are hung with crimaon ta etry, and the | ehairs are upholstered in red leather. The sideboard of oak is placed in an arched recess. Mrs. Blaine has furnished this house through- out with everything fresh and new, although the family have two houses in Maine fully equipped. Mrs. Charles M. Pepper will be at home in- formally Tuesdays during December, at 1337 R street northwest. Miss Caroline 8. Pep er is ding the winter with her brother, Charles F pe of the Chicago Tribune. Gen. George S. Batcheller, assistant secre- tary of the Treasury, has established his Wash- home at 110$ Vermont avenus. Mrs, Batchelicr has jomed ber husband from Sara- toga and will be assisted in her social duties during the coming winter by her qgughter. ‘Tuesdays is reception day. Mr. and Mrs, Thad. Kk. Sailer celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage Monday evening by entertaining a large num- ber of their intimate friends. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Denison, Mr. Teepe, Major . a ra. G. W. Sim son, Dr. and Mra. Schooley, Mr. and Nira. a gust Douglas, Mr. and Mra. Chas. Sailer, Mr. and Mrs. Collen, Mr. and Mra Griffin, Mra. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. ‘Tracy, Mr. and Mrs. Coppinger, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Morrison, Mrs. Jos. Jacobs, ~ and Mrs, Heylinum, Mr. and Mrs. C. ry, Messrs. Redgrave, Perley, Stitt, Jacobs. Me and Mrs. Geo. Baird, Mrs, Gibson, Mrs. White, the Misses Ford, Sim , Lewis, Gisburne, Prather and others, and Mre. Sailer were the recip- ients of mauy costly presents. Miss Jeannie Winston is in the city for a few days. She will receive her friends at 1410 Pennsylvania avenue between the hours of 3 and 4 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. J. Fred Meyers and daughter, who have returned to Washington, are domiciled at 925 I street northwest. Miss Tillie Small, daughter of Capt. John Bmall, Aberdeen, Brown county, Ohio. will Spend the winter with her cousins. the Misses Small, 911 I street northwest. Mrs. Justice Miller and Miss Lucy Corkhil will be st home on Highland terrace on Mon- day afternoons hereafter to see callers. Mrs. Lamar, wife of Justice Lamar, is in Macon, Ga, where Posty the Christmas holidays wit daughters and their families. Mrs. Wm. Lamar is in Memphis, Tenn., where she is the guest of her sister, and Mrs, L. Q. C. Lamar, jr., and her little son are still in Europe. Mrs. B. Pelham Suit will not return to Wash- ington this ee bat remain at her home in Berkeley, W. eek Es cain! Noms ical te"0bs als after am absence of over a month in northern Ohio and the west. Miss Nora Hilhard, who has been . few weeks with her grandma, Mrs. Gilbert, 1216 30th street, has returned to her home, “Saints’ Rest,” near Hagerstown, Md. Mrs. Spinola, wife of Gen. Spinola, spent the summer in extensive travels through Europe. Mrs. Spinola returned to this country the day before sings Bony ate that feast | in her country home on ig Island. She Pp oecapying thelr ofd partments oceuy their o! ments for the season. Mra. ‘Spinola had caacnieg Visit in Italy, where a Selatiee of her husband's, — ais Spinola, is a member of the king’s Mee. Spinola spent six weeks in Space it Mra. — by her niece, Miss most who spent New ¥ of the winter here last deri ii eye i i E Fi ifr : i F a? File rf t ill tates, the commissioner of pensions not being the head of department within the meaning of the Const tutlon prescribing by whom ofli- cers of the United States shall be shall be appointed, The Supreme Court Cen Centennial. A committee of the New York state bar asso- ciation held a meeting Saturday for the pur- pose of consummating the preliminary arrange- ments fora commemorative centennial cele- bration of the establishment of the United States Supreme Court, Arrangements were perfected for holding the commemorative ex- — in the Metropolitan opera house Febra- 4. Orations will be delivered by William n Butler of New York, Thomas J. Semmes of New Orleans, Edward J. Phelps of “Vermont and Henry Hitchcock of St, Louis, The Supreme Court has notified the lor srog that it will attend ina body and ‘ipa' the exercises. It is also expected that Frost, dent Harrison and his cabinet will attend, After the commemorative exercises there will bea Banqaet in the Metropolitan opera house assembly room: Secretary Windom’s Silver Policy. Mr. Edw. O. Leech, director of the mint, is a firm believer in Secretary Windom’s silver Policy. He says of the proposed measure: ‘It commends itself tomy judgment not only as the best plan for the present utilization of silver, but I believe it contains in itself the solution of the silver problem. * * * I be- lieve that the adoption of the measure recom- mended by the Secretary would in a few years 80 enhance the value of silver that an inter- national ent looking to the opening of the mints of the world, or at least the states of the Latin union, and the countries of this con- tinent to the free coinage of both metals ata fixed ratio would not only be possible but desirable and xeaaiiy_ scoomplebet ‘There is ths danger that esi) necinapeoaty might be a loser in case of a large ‘iation in the value of silver, but as it is contiaently believed that the effect of this measure would be to in- crease the price of silver the danger from de- preciation is so remote as to be unworthy of serious consideration.” Where Prohibition Does Prohibit. Representative Pickler of South Dakota ad- dressed a meeting yesterday afternoon at the Congregational church under the auspices of the Woman's Christian temperance union. He said that the Dakotas wero the first two states to enter the Union with prohibition in the con- stitution, and the people of those two states were in earnest in their attempt to show that prohibition does prohibit. Mrs. La Fetra, who = resided, introduced Mrs. Pickler, the wife of presentative Pickler, who made a brief ad- dress. Mrs. J. C. Batcham, the national super- intendent of the Sabbath observance depart. | 5: men: of the union, gave an interesting talk on the “American Sabbath.” Criminal ‘Court Notes. In the Criminal Court today James Rider, charged with assault with intent to kill George W. Shorter, plead not guilty, James Smockum, charged with housebreaking in the night, was brought in on a bénch warrant and the recog- nizance set aside on payment of costs, and in default he was committed. Ada Tinney, for receiving stolen Sroperty, plead not guilty. Henry Williams, ‘ged with an assault with intent to kill, was brought in on a bench war- rant and plead guilty. — A Good Templars’ Meeting. Perseverance lodge, 1.0.G.T., held ita regu- lar meeting in Elks hall Saturday evening. The literary and musical entertainment pre- pared by Sister L. D. Fawcett, chaplain—Past Chief Bishop occupying the chair—included excellent music by the choir, recitations by Chief Templar Thompson of Clements lodge and Brother Higbee, a reading by Sister Edson. C. we aduet by Brother and Sister Frear, and stirring addresses by Grand Templar-elect A. Kalstrom, Grand Secretary-elect C. Spur- | x, eon, Sister C. E. Gilbert and Brothers Potter, sey Frear, Thompson and Past Chief —— Where Did They Get the Rabbits? John Riley and his brothe: George, colored, were before Judge Miller this morning charged | Gen with a violation of the game law. Sergeant Slattery informed the court that the two brothers were on the 7th-street road yesterday afternoon. Each had a gun and between them had seventeen rabbits. “They evidently did not shoot that "The defend in this vicin- 4 defendants said that ey ity miles down the river and that they got here yester- day afternoon on the boat. Judge Miller said that this law was for the protection of game in ee defendants’ personal bon —_—___—. LOCAL NOTES. The remains of Benjamin A hieanhy amem- ber of the Washington Ligh eae, s were in- terred yesterda; tery with sae eee @ body. ‘A committee of the Grand Army is making arrangements for the annual dinner to be given during the holidays to veterans. Mr, A. Kalstrom of this city has been desig- nated by the International Supreme Grand lodge of Good Templars as its resentative before the Senate committee on ion and labor in the matter of pending temperance and prohibitory legi The drill cor ef Columbia commandery, No. 2, Knights Templar, have decided to to give an alate in January anda oor ents. co! of W. . Ar dAner & H. Cunmeham, sen and H. W. Smith, has been appointed. ‘The members of the Emmet Guard have pre- sented Lieut. Hurry Walsh with a national oan | Cane eee ore, oo ae of their es- ambitiun in the of Rome was delivered before the Norwood society Lae gonf eee Ne Se ee "*fn vadtence of ladies listened on Sat- — afternoon at Universalist church to a jer acti ai ‘New York on physical pererectbas mectaetee eric firmed a clos at Be Luke's church in the eae a eros | addressed the Bible at Ascension An illustrated lecture on the natives of New was at Ld D. C. WANTED—HOUBER. MONDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1889. FOR RENT—ROOMS. _ "ANTED—A WHI “ANTED- SUNNY ROOMS, SALE-ON, nN 8 DINGHETMER © COBLENS, yom Brick — Porters eect jon: merase Ee of, ga suite: pevvate fuunily , furuiabed: et * SURE Sef, i Warton wre cee ae | Bae bg ais | deg and be im good fen grateerreferences nevuired 110i Kethw. | F CiaWaseTsigva eaewer unders: ———E SALS—t r pk oI : begin waa | Wigiraa SS, OE LO Fae Sr someone | FAME eee 2H Siege peated? wAewer by lotic! my tod ) Hanoating B acieh Bara Sir in 5 gouvensent to path two oans tb oe wake DE care aes 1424 Pet. r Westin ict nam ois Seon BA | Rone REN1—1014 171 ST, NEAR FARR! able for rece “a - ©. Saab Sth and TF EN ae 1 Floors; bright and pleas; private Son REne ips T. ¥. AN 4 We eS a pg ed ag orto RES FEA a eve yr Yoday. 3 MELY D ROOMS “a ae fora jen, Farm and dBeiry Men on Wiest 1 WANT. FOR SPOT CASE: X GOOD tal on suife or stucle; bright. cheerful | JOR RENT—# SPACIOUS, WELL-LOCATED AXD S aatanenr oe 3. fen cag to ee COOKE, #19 %0 875 “CHA mm £4,300 t3 65-500" for one teat eee muita” A aa | a phieter ¥ Tor acs. sor others; with or without board; [2z1 | bunding. fuitable for job-prister, ace e ec bine ae Pa te ay farece end Lasndresess, ia Epes FO: Box S18, eee 0% fiona joer ca be 3 Sa ts saying — Front oom ; ‘furnished ; yy Ni ix WANTED—ROOMS. tata; equere Pa. ave, two west of fairest cares FES: > rh CHANCE Fou Sportarioy i ANTED-BY 4 GENTLEMAN. 4 FURNISHED er (i ame ssc eae f | Nypee or Uae snes, only @2" siti Room in a private family; state terms, wi Fo3 SE 7A IAnGE Room, THIRD Fioom vennens SHb SD STONE, 806 Pat. aw. Wana: fre reese pare | ween tae te | PE ee ove prot eke meee 4.16 peated ts uurse; inust bave s"reterenon ms in all parts of of city, business Gost. aw. 447 Ox TS. 1 3, 1853 00..61.25 ly Fiche amas (2d ANTED-A LADY TO TEACH YOUNG ING CHIL: W area anc 0 uke horonld eeueaih wasted anal Bare with comfortable pome; state references. Adress adver- tised rie the time free. Ps RENTING PARLORS. 711 at nw. WANTED TED MISCELLANEOUS ESS, Star offic 1° W ee <D—A YOUNG: MAN FROM EIGHTEEN to twenty-three years of ave,asAssiaten 333 Frat’ nw. ANTED — > —, MERCHANDISE, 0. STOCKS, taut in Store: . Sears Ss, Apply in basement of | cit provertga, Wal COUPLAND, O10 Allceaune at, Wax ANTED_WHIT FUBSP TO Take ape ae ANTED—ALL TO EN Ww AM SELL: claree o baby euild; best Rauwse, Gook, Furlor sud Office ot “Apply at-1729 @ oe 9-31" | cout, Call early for berweins at S400 eas nee required, Warthog ADVERTISING CANVASSER ‘address AP. E.P.C,, Star office, J ARTED_BY A FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS, WASTED two GIRLS TO SELL CHRISTMAS 42 Fil, Apply at WM. BALLANIYN Wax QNTED-AT ONCETA NEAT TIDY < SOLAR to Do Gene: recoummendet, and stay nighta, “roi wh hth stcnsw at PER WEEK; tele, eae | = Boat ot, to week: Cler tees, ie iz BS0 per week empl ina Med tree lem | 5 aud Female, White Eelabie Big kelp of every GUARANTEE EMPLOYMENT CO., 912 Est ow. ‘ED—A COMPETENT WOMAN FOR oe, eae we — rence, Apply after 5 olclock at 13 ANTED—AT EE LADI ce a TO CAN CE Tih Vass for new line of Holiiay Goods sot andcommission, LIBRARY HAXION, 1010 F tt., secoud Boor, MBER (MALDS, “COOKS ‘ANTED—CHA) esses, Dish Washers, Laundresses, Clik and General House-work Girls can here Secure ciaga Situations with Highest Wages, GUARAN TEE MPLOYMENT CO., 912 E st. n.w. ate Wesesm GOOD SCLO ALTO SINGER FOR Christmas Address SOLQ, Star office. TED BOF, ABOUT 15 OK 16, TO LEARN Printing trade. havbut advan GUARAN TUE EMPLOYMENT G., 912 E st. now. 1t? WY ATED -CUI0K 500 WHITE AND COLORED Cooks; aiso Infant Nurse, white; Chambermaids, Waitresses, Butlers, de. ; elt Maryland and Philadel” ae (Trunks stored.) BURNHAM'S, WAiEe= A GOOD. WHITE GIRL FOR GEN. eral house = ; Irish preferred; a good home se oon wanes. “Apply i UoUaE ne = between tl a ag mater OF Ge ge umber ot raphe ra a x oc VAMES CORKIDON, Copyista. Aadross or cal after ™.. zeae WAIST AND rqatee Position; none but those who are MADAM ROHR, ores nw, eal need ce nes rrr a ‘A COOK; MUST GO HOME NIGHTS. fooruer bat ana - wae EDUCATEDXOUS AN ne Mice at Hartford, Co salary @900 yearly; pital required. ing corner ERS. APPLY TO_ 7, a tia, D.C. a7: lay SEANGTENS Anse ANTED-A J RESPECTABLE, TIDY COL COLORED Cook, Wash and Iron ine private fan- ily. ait ‘13th st. n.w., first door below A721 BERMAIDS, for all business. Ap: Hobs prepared for Goveruanent positions, CTY GEN be OFFICE TIL Gs aw. ab pes iN “ wis CLERK WHo. THORQUGHET v Ciderstands the Pension Buslues Address in ow! writing, stating experience, Wages expect Ser, ATTOMNES, Star offee deat ANTED—A SiLEaLADY WHO IS THOR- Articles. rienced in Toilet ly at J.C. SHERRI RGONS: 907 Pe ava Bt Wheat i LADY CANVASSERS FOR Installment House Address M.H.B., a ANTED-DRESSMAKING SCHOOL, 612 1311 st.-Pupila to learn the art of Measuring, Cutting and Fitting Uy Sline, Washington's Dress Cutting Scale with privilewe of inaking oue dress while learuing. All Rho lave leurued this uew system speak of it iy - termes. ase : col iby ‘employment pa ings cut by measuremen withtaloove’ pa pattern, 50 cts. — STUDENTS IN ss ee hmetic, Bhort Hand and Writi hn Girl ee: Wik =! PS Paminations sepecialty. Frofessionsl texe 8 to pan. 14 lessons Ya advauoos 1014 wet ot J ANTED-AGENTS FOR OUR SpTUSTABLE y All-metal, Nickel or Bronze Door Plates: can sel: id put fuer st ouces White for igus and new atyle Door Bells; $5 10$15 8 be indew made se orreray ine, only: free sainples ty reliable meus Addrees N < 3 PLATE CO., 18 Annst., New York. a3-6t ANTED Ris EMPLOYMENT BU- reau, Dondacton a hy gcion, Men and Wooten, colored, for ite labor, city ind aaa with 8 mb Bewoved to 709 Lat, u. w. nos Winer bare AND, COLORED COOKS, iters, Drivers, Coachmen, Nurses, Maida ‘iret-class Se th Guod ferences. SEW NATIONALE EMPL SER OF ENS Sh 7 tah we ‘ANTED—LEARNERS PROF. Sacks NEK’S New International Tailor System, with or tape measure alone, as all acientific prngters and materials cat and instruc- yy Mme. 5. J. MESSER, 908 L et. nw. Wan D0. To Did KS AGENCY FOR COOKS, ids, Wsitrens) Nui he Guders and House wuseien, Watters and with city references. 6135 7th st.n.w. ‘ans ANTED — AT HEADQUARTERS — POBITIONS Cooke, Chamber 3 itrese, Laundress anu Murson, Bosmanccees oe Coke, Butlers. SAME A. A cooks, cay Fat.o.w. rina Fed ED—BY 4 A YOUNG MAN, | gto Aamiat at OF address 3: War?at A RESPECTABLE. ; COLORED Bough Situation to ‘Cook, Wash and Iron eral Housework. Call or address ASNIESAMT Son, 4 403 Franklin st. n. ‘ANTED—BY & ETT eaceatia i ee snd use "8 pee work rasrent prices very moderate; children's dreases from se Oc, up. Address M.’ __ itt Wiieiistae ke ry Lay, SITUATION AS WORK- House Keeper in s Small Family; best of ref- ven no objections leaving the Gihy. A boise GIBSON, Star brats ANTED_ SITUATION AS CHAMBER ” MAID and to assist wiih sewing; good city reference. Callor address 1653} iv ‘com Washing todoat home. Apply 456 N st. nw. -3t 9.20" ad ras Waste ticHEst ‘CASH_PRIOES PAID FOR i bias? - bY baud Harness. 5. D. HOUCK, be soe ot. Dew. ASTED—H BAUM PAYS THE Sh a Prici nd-band carpets I Furniture, Fea ee, Eure Housebolds ‘« apecialty. ie wis ren -cHEAP GROUND i Hor 6 New Fiano st €500 oF» Btaany Packie SORRENTO LARGE UNFURNISHED FRONT sata itt oo EE | Fceged gt SS 0oama. mR RENT—FLATS IN NEW YORK ted— Two Fists of Five Rooms joor and Four Flats of Four Kooms bac! us, beth and water; all Fooms Somtauicati Hon; on line U st. cars; Snly to varties Well reocwunssded: Tok Meet TE La n30-100 aw, ond Floee ae ead OOx1 00. 1 car 200 Tour bee Land Mie uw. Boxte, end 41 theta two eons, iting gt: fee Segoe OR —1215 1 St. NW. ‘Elegant t Rooms on 2a Cease amodated, wanted. K bot Sdand 46a. 502102, and Strames, Ofer _We invite a visit to examine our list, TOR RENT—915—SMALL SHOP OR STORE Sha: Room with oom above, rear of 913 Ps. om, _ Fuse RENT STORE 408 Rls 8T. & oa Pos- DAVIS SONG 1201 Potiney sala eee AMES SL F% RENT_TWO pL AEE tng FRO! Rooms ou second floor; attached: all moda conventaacoe; board fdestred, Private tantly. 1304 Ret nw. RENT-LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS IN | Fb. Boe zation Spuding, «80 « 450 Fa, ave.; Just reno- __ FOR RENT—OFFICES. R RENT—WE HAVE FOR Bear LANGE Face= im 1208 ¥ ot, nw, : B. foes & Son. ALE & WoHtNatox STE Pa ave. nw. 33,000; both are in perfect order. P. a chist, 73 FEE ONIN ota “OFFICE fone Fo, BENT; Seis nade RNISHED. zooms | Sis Pantishots pra coat a er - ANTED_To EXCHANGE FOB A Rene TOR Sgt yy Fa ey ey a : TPOLD, ks Calgraph Typewriter, one eaves; within square of pension office. ‘dz. Se ee -3t Southwest corner 1ith and F ste iw. tore aod Cee tie Sei iss TYE "ee | F R RENT—318 EAST CAPITOL ST. NEAR} FOR RENT— HALLS F° OR SALE TWELVE CITY LoTs RAST OF L1X- ae tol, Capi Sue of, ome: bed room. per; — | payments; Uslauce uunthiy, “Au earciigat chames tot ANTED—To 1 BUY—A FULL SET OF : 24 floor ;sunny,well warned | Profitable investments, KM. 7. LP LPULD, ecuthest V ton’s Loy clopendis, the latest edition; state pri i. — Cormier 13th and F sta, x 2%, tar oMlice, al Fo poi ee egal pep yest Con ROOM @ Fi SALE-SEYERAL LARGE TRACTS EAST OF Ware Ty ge Seok ater 380 Let. nw “irae Oe ear fae on i erate low low prices: exiras sittings free yuceet RENT WITH OF Wi ae, 1s Ba TStande ss : betace. ALLERY, 459 Pu. ave, rig Hoo SE RST ee: Fe SALE—<c HOTS 3 cous, d tn Sa te,” at che head of 10 WASTEDI BY A LADY, COPYING 7 po D0 BE = igttatee at. ure the District’ WP VOCS o % aftca, 2” PTOMPUY and BORE ge Fo SST eS ae XW, HANDSOMELY | ©ds-sm TLOWS £0. tout Pet | OR SALE—TWO LOTS EACH 30 FEET FRONT eC oF ttt _ ANTED — WICKER, FANCY AND LEATHER - thppuh to Mat; very desirabie Tecan, aN} Liuuts to decorate i Ox. Stiver, Etruscan, Blue | Cxposuve: Soe sresson bymenbesel co | = MONEY TO LOAN = FUNG, 10 F at. jold French Euan Statuary and Stucco, Exhibit work at 004K st. n.w. we ANTED—TRY ScuieyEa 2 Be ae Goods, + Cool ine. table Warranted not to get Sinan a or aa a 17e. pel butier dees) tor ove month, N.B—Don't take te ike that te bat gs Seribner’s,” or “all 1s for sale only WM, Genter Markel (iddle ot exposure; occupied St = SUITE ROOMS; FoR RENT—VERY DESIRABLE = 5 isble board in private fam BL ave. noar 15th st; ferences exchanged. sit & HUNGEKFO! | “arae s £ iOua lathet. mw, Be RENT— TWO NICELY FURNISHED first ingle or en suit ae te, Front Hoot, escond footy, Diuinit sr Boout and Riches if desired. Call, after 4, 4.434 34 ot. nw. 7 Wt: ‘ED — YOUR PORTKAITS TO MAKE IN ter Colors. and Pastels; us a Christuas gift nothing is #0 appropriate or #0 long remembered. Satisfaction gusrant Specimens at 62. 0 axa | Se ID FOR HOUSEHOLD AND pao ‘218 2d st. ae., 4 doors OR RENT—1945 L ST. N. W., ELEGANTLY Furnished Ki oom Pariors and Bedrooms; all m. NO LOAN-SUMS OF $500 TO $3,000 AT 6 T 6 PER ‘ larger eulme ato OF Gini real es- y od . 0. F-GHATAM. © | speciation. Sal pr Sti very: cia a 104 ine a roe i sce ‘4 Wiiu! Ta STUCK KElE BIO * SALE TWO OF THE CHEAPEST LOTS ef on, M st. near Northc price NOC. ply tod. Role 10 oaeainel 1s 9600, $2,000, @2, aaa af os Tek B21, 1,0 900, 9000, 92. a 00, to our Reo Bite sine to toeranine ttle, “a DEEBLE, D. Moker FO toas x ie ste mecurity A pera ‘ ADES o ONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ESTATE security in suis to suit. F OF SE Ga LY Too FEET AT THE oma ah Frio 9th and Lawrence sts., a7-3t Fe SALE-THE BEAUTIFUL corner YOUNG, ra ™. a7-1m SITE AT THE also Entire He paomeneee tree Bin fined neighborhood; cheap to desirable ONEY TO LOAN ON STOOKS, BON GooD Of Scott circle and Lith st. ; 4 97.42 of Merchaudise of ail kinds. "Address res ALBERT, 408 eS fae ‘Commercial Paper and TOOKS, BONDS, G oder | Sg y"ss About 7.800 feet of parking. W. P OUNG, 10th st. nw. n2d-bw* ROOMS FUR! NFU Wee pEMSEN a ED- ERE INSURANCE rT? Fe he with mag MY vila non ala gs ey 3m 1424 New York ave, Vv FISH & MILLER, 1213 7 SS W 457#0- ERE eee NCE ON THE OOM: | ni mith Sen, ioe that Manificent Lot on O at between V MUTUAL RELIEF ASHOCIATION Se Home Institution—Incot maak March had 1878. Death assessments: $1.10 for #11 membe: 3,009) Paid Beneticiary Upon Death of ‘Member. reig Toms Dw. az. OR RENT WITH BOARD_TWO LARGE AND Une Large Hoom on cd on Boor ‘wuthern caogetre; Tabie oarde raeaee; as OOM, - SECOND tieman. 510 11th Mito TO LOAN el SUMS TO SUIT, FROM upward,on Approved lieal Estate Security. "ACKER = GADSBI, 1008 F st. a. 0 YOU WAN’ by ay WANT: t MONEY? 10T0¢$ TOLOAN bam mye dy apchiold Goods or other pe : terest payable in weekly or mont! mal ‘of woods. frum Residence; iuont ave. aud 13th at fronting on Jowa citcle 34x 70; this is the finest located lot in this city for vue Desutifal residence or three fine houses, all froatiog on Lowa circie; uo waste ground apd wile park Uhree sides of lot. Cheap to prompt purchaser, F®, SALE—BY ISH & MILLER, 1213 r T. uw. 8 Most Beautiful Building Lot on Vermout i en S10 Le mde oer Stara sor-tar | Wastdny Suhr eee goad oat oes a LN SMITH, Secretary, . ms HED NEY TO IN SUMS OF 850070 inthis city, price #5 per ft.- very cb Routhessteorner 4th ead G sue eecen opponte dew Pegi sittated ie gaiigeen tabeg pee ae Heyes LOAN IN 8U TO 610,000 = vs me. Pension building. 7-3 ee “al. iH. SAUNDERS & CO, JoR SALE, “BY FISH & MILLEM 1213 ¥ 8 ANTED” HORSES FOPASTURE WINTER axD {QR RENT—1416 ice Boba ELEGANTLY Jy18-Gm Buocessors to Jolin Shermat & Co1407 Fat | WOR SALE—BY FISH. & EO 3 Summer; keeping horses @ specialt Sate os * ae ae TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL BUMS | between'N and O sts, u.w,, near Lo ": 019.7 ceived at Allison RalloPe stable, or address iC. UI. | three or singly: terms Teal estate security at Sand 6 por 120 tw 0 ft. alley’; this” lot LEY, kockville, Md. Best of references given.ni 1-1m° F tel rooms. Mrs. t. ati caer LD, ent aod aa located in the most oriitral ‘ahd hosts S.w. cor. i3u ful ov FANTED—FURNITURE 0. —— _nls2u Bw © ivanate. “ oy vod this city; is offered for wmly at V/ tion and quantity, Stoves. Carpets &¢. Also, R RENT—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED gies ¥ 70 LOaW IVE PRK CENT ON AP. ery lo im rohaydise, ure and ‘Oflice Hittin” AG, WIN- | 2 with or without Board, at 1744 Gat. nw. —" Betas Secuniy we AP. | [20k SALE_—BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT, bix105, SrON OS? Thiet ‘n8-1m Roe RENT—THE BECON THEE ‘TYLER & "eure MFURD, | outs 1th ‘and Corcoran wa n.w. | chatice tor WATER. anaes 30 EERP- the Large Building #.w. cor, 12 builder or one looking for a suywror luvestiment, bo: nuceS 8 Stablen S11 Gute at. Mh Pers 7th oc | ese odes. so Key and, tera at STAND Tees ER yy ORE gs ackest Marae “0 00 Math sen x ata Fog, & tiles grow city. ‘Terms $10 an ‘mau $. | Fou’ fe mad Pharmacy, 9th aud a7-31 = — “ar IN HP. OLARK, Bligo, M Bo! ei" EA. McINTIRE, 918 F st. ANTED — HORSES TERED: BEST OF f cory yieroucs front ant Sear elena ac th. ‘address ik, BAUNDERS, Wwe ANTED— HORSES TO WINTER AT ay Beale’s Stock Farm. satiate pe ‘Fer mouth. Horses takeh out. ai “ura eoping Horses Sspeciulity the | a your ayoute. Healara inquire of GC. DULNO) at tan or ak LA ary a Hay Scttes, cor. 10th and La, ave. 7 ANTED—EVERYBODY SUNFERINS WOM Smoky Oninneys to know that toe te Cure Them Hequired: Haugen, "Made to Mest or ‘No Puy W. eDARTe, iai3 ivthst. nw. i ANTED — STEAM CARPET AND Esnovating Works CLEAN! ea a ‘ hey Soom renovated, bo made over, trayge FAL YOUNGS 1405 Pacey. phone 1008-2 __BUSINESS CHANCES. |ALE—GROCERY STORE, RE, STOCK, FIX exe are oe: ation a the wort went west section Cea at food buat pely 8, OL TZMAN, 10th and ¥ sts.n Fe: Lope yee le c — cA GkO- Che asa prisons Pee i ary tte fd to it. ALBERT eap ; owner uot attend to it. SELLERS, Attorney-ut-Law, 505 Dat.n.w. do-2t° Ke RENT—HOT“L BARBEK SHOP; ALL MOD- ern improvements, ay-3t TYLER & RUTHERFORD. 100 vec ponte. aAtomar. goed AND for sale; must be sold; of- NE H. P! ENT— 8’ BOOMS, Fe NT- 1905 STH ST 1 ate iT, na Bar bey ge | Boe ise ite ferent ae Fe Auite of Ronson M et. aw. furnished; Sa ber & ee 609 OK KENT—710 10TH Binanea Ba Bory with Hall Room comm! for gentlemen only, FOE BAGSSW, COR 77H AND L STS NW. Furnished Roouis on sécond snd third floors, TS sentlemen only. eae ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED OB UNFURNISHED, Fritts Hoos, eu suse or single, with beth ug ob! don to light housekeeping ; Sea ae 47-3" FRONT Fo es BENT—1018 F ST. ONE LERGE Ce eg oom, second ‘ing! with or Without ‘board; "moder —— teat and eas; near Stat te department aoe ELL Boone 010 i it, a conveaiens to Par cmnen Fe DW. ; ayo a tes" walk of of three lines of cars. Fa FS BENT SUITE OF PARLOR, BED ROOM without Board, in vate Faaily, ‘KGW. a7-3¥ Fa, KENT — TWO comm My RsOATIES, FUR- Teferences ex- changed. aged.” ize Vath st new a7-3t° NO LOA WE cash 7: ‘ON REAL ESTATE—WE HAVE 1x iS to losn ome sf a. security in Ct abe MILLER, 1213 Fst nw. MeEeE TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT 5 AND Per Cent. CHARLES W. DY, ar Fu aw. _LOWMERT, LIFE AND iONTINE POLICIES Ee at highest cash et apgpenmie of rears a Apply to M. staciiee $500 000 cent. No 0018-3m $50,000 TO LOAN IN SUMS a8 re aye Aig Es pei neastne a 13 1th et baw. ‘ave, cout pout JOnN F WAGGA MA 700 14th st. nw. M SALE—46 DESIRABLE BUILDING Lo’ F? fronting Marylaud ave., F and G sta. n.e. sae new subdivision by Kecurity mo HStASa SE easy st, co PaTcueeben tis Fae a e 3 JOR SALE—ON Q sT ch 26x) toa is CANO RG TE ee ee ee Large loans ». 2014-3m ONEY Big M' =: aoe ae SUIT, oc11-2m F as aw bo as Sei Fao: <erunTin. JOR SALE ime FULLOWIN ay ie Fo iG REY Dean at geasountae, Price KL yt af oa 37 ft. to alley. cise aT THE ON, ReAL bStATe LN THIS DISTRICT oT Sothaud # sts iow 10a IN a AND SMALL — a oer Sut aft ines Saseeeers Pom ag BULKI 1405, Bi Mosse bo LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN SUMS 000 to io-si00.000. are hole Squares ia ‘sarthones SWELL. corner Sth and F sta. JOR ee IN NORTHWEST. . RENT—603 H ST. FURNISHED ROOMS, aa : ee 13h: ee Fees ng 20 Fateh, ‘Poet und Feusion,SOices: AUSTIN P. BROWN, Fst oa tu Tatoo. of » 2x05, “81.60, Bip! i Wood ip oterg Bard pas Rites Fe BR KENT—4WO LARGE, NICELY FORNIGHE e28-3ar tT Bats. ES ra Copeoran et pear X. ST ore gd, *2 so" od #500, Will Cog Cog <3 south front, bay beg win large alcoves EAL ESTATE INVEST: 'T, teal. Be Acid closet; te family, near L9sv0, 61. ; | with name and address, 10 was hOLBay, closets scat hr mully, ete, Canitol post office, R sux est on te iprence Saag eto GONG HAVING FEATHER BEDS 0} Loose | ROE BENT—IWO FURNISHED ROOMS WITH IN SU: 000. 100, + it i 6 to and gover UM ED, rape etbS | ment printing S othse, "Address 420K st mews a7 Se a a ooh Ha aw ope and “y (CEL FURN: BECO! ie AT ants te. | rger tack eon ~ fe poomopabie wate; femy as 2,000 ——s wens Haw i singel gg od an ee yin FLOOR a 5 TN re Fae beitig pret vi SALE — * iD EENT-YOUR ROOMS; FIRST FLOOR, 237 ‘ONEY TO LOAN Ix st SUMS TO 8 sort T6anD | 907 =... ae Di omy lo- Fue a7- ‘at © per cent, on D. C. real Kk SALE—ELEGANT LOT AT COK OF OOLU, uM ‘oa Tavera | POR EXTENT FURNISHED PARLOR FRANK T. KAW EISGS Todo eo Fi eeteaa Mintwood place. Also soe very Bue oe SALE A BARGAIN — FINE BUSINESS F'Gha Bat oom: on iret Soon commer eon sel7-3m__(The Arlingtou Fire ins. Co.'s office) _ | Lots adjoining at moderate price, ‘Thene luts are avaii- et agate pre ta Be aeb uAc Sith artuanres feos | MOEN, at | Seve sat saeset maemo For fult particulars apply to 2 Byes oes: = ‘angl at Sapa T TMLEh & KU TMD, 1307 Fee at. Se SHARES. 15 AGERE SEGs ‘Garden Land on ‘oad bet. the Navy Yard uid Bonuings br toe Good Man: will Taruias FS Fbnsd Rede, N 1 aW., meni’ «es R RENT—ELEGANT SUITES FURNISHED Security, in District ovumbiny io any suis n duiredy SVRaEN EOS! ia st. nw. REAL aa AT Low. terest. BEALE & HAKKII “ar bY PRES zo Ea ON i FISH & MILLER, agi3. r — ful Loto Columbia a: x. Mia Hil; Fis eastward, on jUare ; 20; e fe Horses, wagons und farming implements, ot | one 1408 st and Motry tap cars; nordics | Fer ot! ok gs 20; BUxiSO very cheep at eee aan a oor wenger pes, OTe other ea omangie end | ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST ATES ON ar . OUR SQUARE 1001, aLao x 4 ‘ton hotel. Oth st, uw. ot" OR SALE — LoTs, UA. a" ALSO. FOR SALE [RARE CHANCE-LIQUOR AND SAM- = = M' Bats Gaenin | Re OR SALE = Zv0 LOT, Bat 80 stock; wariot quality : lous Tease; Lsceca bese te comien lete mod. imp, ‘8 guod business, mesic B25-w* Box bu, star oftice. *er\HE WORLD DO MOVE_REMEMBER THE ot eas Sire Seas is el ‘ warrant r, #1 alcoek (OUNG LADY, POSITION, AB ‘kk with ‘Adaress f, 60S sou ave. 9-2" Ween GENTLEMAN OF 70 YEARS EX- Bm ses nee in Pension Claims and other mi us claims, ry bas now; desires another ¢ from whet iataetigh guaranteed Address, titing wages given, Box roe Stat office, office. een <el WaitsBia BY A RESPECTABLE | COLO COLORED ‘Situation as Cook or three days 4. Bets ees * aot LOST AND FOUND. JUND.—CAME TO THE Sp one Tai, WK HOLMEAD, Mcunt Pieaeaut, D.C. 49-31" Leese itt RUNDAY MORNING, B. timore, issued to's. & 0 FAMILS iis begu stoped By Bs — 0 Teh st. uw. pty OsT- as SiATH Soe \CELET, — as tached. Taward if etna Heh, BOO st mw. ANTED—A LADY FROM MEW YORE w Ww! Like Fosition to a te Manage, the up .F., P. 0. Box O21, Baltimore, Oe Ore | atgbaigttine A ae a ute GD yy liom aa Chamnbermaid and oer or dines nw = “raterenge. we ANTED_EMPLOYERS lp at Erery y oF a afoul gi ne ae Comets ae WASEED Site aguone ¥OR COOKS, WAT ae nes, Ciera a5 29-20" & SITUA. ‘5 Mi a fected’ ‘our belp the best st DUR NAAM, 19'¢ ot | Bu ANTED—BY A SETTLED WOMAN, Ws Family. Address care @ moe. rps ade Wee aie re Warne youxe = x al a8 with & ae rio Delaware aye. Le ILACK-AND-TAN DOG finder will please leave it at ave. n.w. aud receive suitable ‘OST—FRIDAY, A APADYS re PIN MAD! f 8 gold piece of 1860. 85 reward if Ee Ms a ba Mani hy 214 Mat. ne Nog? 4,692, apes ots BASEMENT TC TOILET BOOM OF pnd ermy Nov, 20, Heavy KR RENT—617 13TH fl N.. Wow. RENT—ROOMS, FURNISHED AND UNFUB- iaouse: south fronts sultry ‘pani wood bond, 1lZlist. ow. 47-30" FE for: oot all poo: One dae Deets hose: 3 739 13th sow. irate st 7 Geil te of the ‘United, Securit Will make profitable investivent tur proupt purghaser, CHASE-APFLEMAN CU., O31 ¥ stn. a7 yarance o., epaid of installment wit oma 15, oF 0 years SALE-CALL OX Us IF YOU WANT Kast ;sMirHa’sox, | F'QR Sti. I ennee 3 e17-6m. LEN Ft | sate Grout nughe tots gto sls of = am ESTATE SECURE: | Utles: Scents per toot an advancing Si within { Columbia. st ay better Seto in value; uo ibvestments wil & KKPETTI, 320 Pu ave. 4.0. LINKING, vel 1-3m. Tech aid H via us. eri TO ae TX SUMS OF $500, €1,000 ber sent: SUR SHELMAN SCO yitbes | St RB Ri ol: = zw. + Fe ENT~+1316 G vg FUR- wins seus venienoes: wi a6-: GOMMUMEC ATG ye noows, ble fors ‘s equare of Ebbitt, Riggs and Fee oS a a fis Ione ate herr, mI wocurity. ra LPS ne Si C. GREEN, 308 7th st aw. = To aS on 1 eal ESTATE AT LoW- 122 sae SEM ESETR r COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. [R200 WANT 4 HOME IN FLORIDA, R WANT Country Board in e very healthy section, high Polling” lands. stmosphere pure and Gry, apply to S.C. QUAKTERMON, dee" ____ AUCTION _SALES, ALTER B. WILLIAMS & O0., Auctioneers. ay ah cease | Ea : ao prcvenisl a set ieehe memeang geome to Uitice of Hotel Johusom, ‘ay-3t PRS Set, MORE AMD | Oth day bb, one of the land records of the District gts, BUNCH OF KEYS, ON SATURDAY, aud county road inte four lots. @20 per acre of coluiisia and atthe reguont of the partien wroured Le rat 7 we Ten and oy and Baste aw aw. Return 6 dnntet | seid: Baltimore and futomag’ min raiiruad, 2 bidder, a Ha sigan vat . ope bars 40x40: ‘Geo runnin ECE Sunday, Gasette,” Ro. tireet northwest, SLAC Sue 5.815 per acre. to fons wi De. Permoual property, Lae, Pg alt ne car, and ote to 1 1331 G ST. N.W., 5 ‘OF HAND- Siete See, artes wit: 3 Scheie his -ARMB. - Gases, Lari Oiics Sage 1 Counter, 1 File Hack, 300 ca Rioet taseumas = ae Fi Geoage county, 64. all tempeove- | Books, 4 Book, Cosa ee Pee im tie p= mate SRR ye Ssh soars Cheat id Sa be returned 60 addruss on Faw bs to OsT—ONE RED ee reward if returned ae Set awe aT e qos 28 - 3 : a 1 | ! i HT t ? . ke 7 2 eae : (Et | aie = a i