Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1889, Page 2

IN THE SUCIAL WORLD. A Day of Receptions—Personal Notes of Interest. ‘The roll of many carriages resounded throngh the avenues yesterday afternoon during the calling hours and hoste of ladies and a few men were out paying Visits to the ladies of the Su- preme Court Mrs. Fuller, wife of the Chief Justice, re- ceived her callers in her cordial manner and introduced each visitor to Miss Mildred Fuller, the fifth daughter of the Chief Justice, and who is this season a debutante in society. Mra, Faller was dressed in a gown of black silk with @ jabot of black and white silk lace down the front of it. Miss Mildred. who finished her college days at Wellesley last year most credit- ably, 1s above the mediam height in stature, the lines of her figure are softly | lowing curves and ber complexion is of the blonde type. The iden hair lay in curls all over the shapely [oa and wes qetheced inion kook ak the beck, The debutante dress was of a soft wool material im an exquisite shade of mauve that was very becoming to the young beanty. The sleeves and some of the folds in the skirt were of watered silk in mauve, and the rolling collar at the neck was of the mauve moire, and she wore satin slippers in the same color. Miss Mildred is an excellent equestrienne and, like her father, she enjoys long walks, Mra. Miller was unable by reason of a cold to see callers, as she had promised her friends she would do, but the house was open to callers, They werecharmingly received by Miss Luey Corkhill on bebali ot her grandmother. Miss Corkhill had with her Miss Squire. Miss Corkhill wore s toiletof green India silk and eli of bronze leather, and Miss Squire was in wn cloth and silk. Mra. Field. Mrs. Condit Smith and the Misses Condit Smith received calls on Capitol Hill, and Mrs. Harlan, in Mt. Pleasant, received many calls, Mrs. Wanamaker, in a carriage dress of dark cloth that had a front of silver gray plush and a dark bonuet, and also Mrs. O. H. Ernst, wife of Maj. Ernst, the new commissioner of public buildings and grounds, and her daughters, Miss Elizabeth Lu Ernst and Mises Helen Amory Ernst, were making calls yesterday. Mrs. E. J. Halford with Mrs, W. F. Mattingly were paying their zespects to the ladies of the court. Others seen making calls were Mra, and Miss Sherman, Mrs. Carter, wife of the Hawaiian minister; Mrs. Outhwaite, Miss Voor- hees, Mr. and Mrs. Munn, Mrs. Dolph, Mra, Jobn Pual Jones, Mrs. Magruder, Mr. Kellogg, Mr. and Miss Williams, Miss Sherrill, Mra, bog whem the Misses Myer and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Edwin J. Sweet have sent out invitations for the marriage of their daughter, Miss Evelyn Adelaide Sweet, and Mr.Jadson D. Lincoln, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Line Newspapers as Life Preservers. Gen. Bussey, the assistant secretary of the interior, has a novel use for mewspapers. The other day when the weather was sharp he was Preparing to go out of the department buildi for lunch, A Stan reporter who happened to be in the room at the time was surprised to see boven unbutton the lower Lage er his vest, a fold up @ newspaper and, placing it over shdomn button the vest over it. “I always do that,” he said in reply to s sur- prised inquiry from the reporter, ‘when I am going to cme out in thecold, The newspaper is the’atomach pr of cas and he pe realatined stomach preserves sup) in wi been called = mpegs nt het = the body. A newspaper isa sul ite for an over- coat, and in cold weather is the best device that le with scanty wardrobes can adopt, In- Lang ar bedclothing can be reinforced in the same way, and the newspaper may be said to be the x man's friend im more senses than one, en chilled by sudden cold a news- paper placed over the stomach soon restores the normal temperature of the body and pre- vents an attack of onia. I have fre- quently recommended this use of newspapers, but I find that practi very few people really appreciate its value. The International American Congress. The Pan-American congress Yesterday ad- journed until Friday, when it is expected that Secretary Blaine will announce the committees and the congress will then adjourn over the holidays. The members are to attend a re- ception and banquet in New York next week. ‘There is on exhibition in the lower parlors of the mansion a large silk banner devised by Prof. J. W. Shipley of Saratoga, N.Y., as the flag of the Three Americas, It bears a resem- blance to the flag of this country in the arrange- ment of field and stri but differs in the fill- ing of the field, w. contains the stars arranged in the Sis ff asouthern cross, in the center of which is an eagle guarding the western hemisphere, surroun by a golden wedding ring. Elections of Officers. The following organizations have recently elected officers: Columbia Co-operative building association— President, Geo. J. Johnson; vice president, Cc. ©. Duncanson; secretary, Thos, M. Reed; Sen M. P. Callan; directors, A. M. Read, D, J. MaCarty, G. W. Fowler, L. Nagle, James Keliher, CB, Smith, John McKenuey, ‘T. T. Sparoand Wm. Helmus. Arminius lodge, No. 25, F. and A. M.—John Toonse, W.M.; Moritz Glaeser, 8.W.; J. Meiners, J.W.: Rats H. Gerdes, Sec.; H. T. Kies, Treas.; Herm. Baumgarten, 8.D.; Jos. Baesgen, J.D.; Karl Kloss, Stwt; Clemens poe kee Louis Faber. Mas. Cer.; E. Holer, Org. ; Chas. Bischoff, tiler; Herm. Baum- the latter being well known as ‘“Bessie Beec! The wedding will be celebrated on Wednesday evening, December 13, in the Church of the Epiphany. Mrs. and Mise Edie will entertain in company at a tea on Wednesday after 4:30, Mra. Bainbridge Hoff gives the second of her series of teas on Thursday from 4:30 to 6 o'clock, garten, Glew te to the Masonic board of relief. Charles Sumuer post, No. 9, G.A.R.—Com- mader, John P. Quander; vice commander, |. Bowman; junior vice commander, Fred- erick Fowler; surgeon, R. D. Goodman; chap- lain, M. Fosky; officer of the day, Delaware Pinu; quartermaster, T. W. West; outside guard, Henry Coleman; delegates, Delaware Pinn, R. D. ‘Bates, W. G. Cox, J. M. Clark, W. Lady Pauncefote holds a reception this even- ing at the British legation. The invited guests are asked to meet the delegates to the interna- tional marine conference at the British lega- tion at 9:30. Miss Kate Field is in the city and is at the Shoreham. Mr. C. 8. Noyes and family have moved in from their country home and have taken rooms at Willard’s for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Jones, with their little daughter, are located for the winter at | 2006 BR street, Mrs. Murray, wife of the president of McGill University, Montreal, Canada, is the guest of ‘Mra. James MeWill of Le Droit park for a few days. Mrs, and Miss Rusk, wife and daughter of the Secretary of Agriculture, wiil not receive to- morrow on account of the death of Mrs. Scott Lord. Mrs, Glass,wife of the commandant of cadets’ naval academy. is the guest of Admiral aud | Mrs. Russell, 1703 De Sales street | Mrs, E. A. Arnold of 223 C street southeast Jeaves today for her former home in Syracuse, | N.Y., where she will spend the holidays, | The Thirty club gave the first of a series of | dances to be given during the winter at the National Ritles’ bull last evening. The guests were received by Mrs. A. I. Britton, Mrs. Wm. H. Moses and Mrs, Wm. Hibbs. Among those prevent were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Moses, Mr. and Mrs, Will Hibbs, Mr. and Mrs, Alexan- der Britton, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Noy Miss Noyes, the Misses Bryan, Miss Venie Bryan, Mixs Louise Kauffmann, Miss Bev- eridge, Miss Johnson, Miss McElhone. Miss Sara Schneider, Miss Whituey, the Misses Me- Naulty, Miss Lila Galt, Miss Jessie Entwistle, Miss Fannie Hough. Miss Crissy, Messrs. Mc- Dermott, Joyce, McElaone, Sawyer, Hillyer, Miller, Francis, Parks, Hubbell, Dr. McLain, Chace, Darrell, Rust and Smith. Miss Lelia Almond of Lynchburg, Va., who in spending several days in the city, will leave for Baltimore Saturday. H. Bowman; alternates, Arthur Goings, Henry Coleman, Alford Cain, H. Queenan, Jefferson Brooks. Potomac corps, W.R.C.—President, Mrs. Rose E. Ferree; senior vice president, Mrs, Nellie F, Prentice; junior vice F phogg oa Mrs. Fannie A. Burger; treasurer, Mary L. Smith; chaplain, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Vose; conductor, Mra. Mary M. Paige; guard, Mra, Emily J. Smith. Stansbury lodge, No. 24, F.A.A.M.—Henry 8. Lichau, W.M.; D. G. Mount, 8, pie Dr. Thomas Calver, J.W.; W. E. Nailey, Sec. (fifth Loar Gen, G. W. Balloch Treas. (sixteenth term); A. L, Keene, 8.D.; 8. C. Stokes. J.D.; D. 8. dock, $.8.; G. H. Kuhn, jr., J.8.; James B. Kay, M. of Cer-; Rev. J. A, nick, Chap. (sixteenth term); Jas. A. Thomas, tiler, Proxies in Grand jodge—A. L. Johnson, A. R. McChesny and Henry Breuninger. Trustees—Jobn Miller, F. | - Alexander and Henry Yost. Delegates to | Masonic board of Relief—Thomas Caiver and H. F. Breuniuger. Oriental council, 312, Royal Arcanum, last | night elected the following officers for the en- suing year: George M. Russie, regent (re- ceed: Henry C. Tisdel. vice regent; George | ¥ C. Hersus, past regent; Smith Thompson, ora- tor; George W. McMorris, secretary (fourth year); George H. Cooper, collector; Granville Mason, treasurer; Elon A. Woodward, chaplain; | ®. ‘Thomas M. Hayes, guide; Thomas M. Wilkes, warden; Martin V, Hottel, sentry. Trustees: baa Johnson, M. C. Hooker and Frank 8. Wil- ams ———__ Death of Charles E. H. Holmes. Mr. Charles E. H. Holmes, mailing clerk in the office of the supervising architect of the Treasury, died at the Garfield hospital last night, Mr. Holmes, who had many friends here, had been in the employ of the Treasury department since September 17, 1873. ‘he fuueral will be under the auspices of the M. sonic fraternity. of which he was a member. He was also a member of Lincoln post, G.A.R., and of the Society of the Golden a The Canoe Association. The members of the Washington canoe asso- jp d- Mrs. Catharine W. Beach of Denver, state | evangelist of Colorado, is visiting the family of Assistant Treasurer Whelpley, 800 East Cupi- | tol street. Mrs. Secretary Noble will not receive callers | on Wednesday on account of the death of Mrs. | Scott Lord. —————-ee- The Death Record. During the twenty-four hours ending at noon today deaths were reported to the health office as follows: White—Henry Stiff, 40 years; John Rhinn, 78 years; Elizabeth Reithmuller, | 52 years; Anna E. Dippel, 61 years; Catherine McCarthy, 65 years; spt ©. Radiseh.12 days; Emme R. Harney, 22 years; Frauk E. Goheeus, | 1 year; Wilhelm na L. Graff, 16 years; Isaac N. ‘Fehott, 27 years. Colore Antouette Butler, 5 years; Lettie Green, 69 years; Lizzie Travers, 83 year years; Ethlinda Green, 57 years; Burrell E. Jonson, 6 years. -—_—_e—___ A Suit for $5,000 Damages. Messrs. R. Byrd Lewis and W. W. Moffitt bave, for Mrs, Elizabeth D. Battelle, filed a suit against W. ©. Denison to recover $5,000 damages arising out of transactions in real es- tate. The plaintiff claims that she employed defendant to make investments for her, and that he did so, but charged her 30 cents per foot for ¥.812 square fect of ground and the same for 20,957 square feet, when but 22 and 25 cents per foot was asked. cubes A “Vocal Queen’s” Suit. Yesterday Justice L. L O'Neill tried a suit brought by Virgie Varney against Messrs, Roop & Nopper, an action of debt for $40. Gen. E. Cc Conrington appeared for “the charming yooal queen,” as she is styled in the bills, and Mr. * Stone Abert for the Proprietors of the Globe theater. The plaintiff claimed that she contracted with the defendants for #20 per week for two weeks, beginning December 2, and that last Friday mght she was discharged, as she claimed, because she refused to remain after the performance in the wine room. Mr. Johnson, the manager, asserted that she was discharged on account of impudence. ‘The jus- fice gave judgment for plaintutf for $20, The defendant noted au appeal. The District Volunteers of ’61. A meeting of the members representing the Djptrict of Columbia volunteers of April, 1861, was beld at No. 600 North Carolina avenue southeast last evening, at which the following committee was appointed to their bount: bili before Congress: K. J. Beai, Geo. Seitz, W. ©. Drew, Dr. ‘A. Adams, W. A. Hutchins, Jobn Dunn, John Enders, Andrew Swartz and 3. W. Bradbury. A resolution was also adopted to the effect “that partie soliciting signatures aad contributions for District of Columbia vol- unteers are doing so without authority from ‘the association.” Tue Exumimios of rage of rugs, metal goods, stat- ary, art furniture, porcelains, &c., at Ratcliffe, Darr & Co.’s art gaileries, 920 Pennsylvania ave- nue, begins tomorrow morning after 9 o'clock. | horse and buggy. It was charged that he hired ciation were hospitably entertained last evening | at the residence of Mr. Bernard R. Green on N street, The occasion was especially enjoyable | 0n account of the prosperous condition of the association and the bright outlook for the fature of canoeing here. Considerable business | Was transacted at the regular meeting held earlier in the evening at the same place, — Criminal Court Notes. This moruing in the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bingham presiding, Chas, Smith alias | Yates, charged with house breaking, was ac- | - | quitted owing to variance between the indict- | mentand proof. He was retained in custody rome @ new indictment being fouud. John | eany plead not guilty for assault with intent to kill, ———— An Alleged Gambi.ag Koom Raided. Between 5 and 6 o'clock Sunday morning Offi- cer Loftus and others went toasmall room at 8th and D streets, where it was alleged a game was being played, and arrested the alleged pro- rietor, Samuel Sampson alias Samue! open imer, and took possession of boxes of cards, chips, and dice. The defendant gave bonds for lis appearance in the Police Court tomorrow. —<—<<——__ Charged With Stealing a Horse. Yesterday afternoon, in the Police Court, Juo, O. Cantwell was charged with stealing a the team from David Murphy, on Virginia avenue, and then bargained for its sale. Ex- amination was waived and Cantwell was held in $1,000 bail to await the action of the grand jury. ob arse oes | Boulanger’s American Lecture Tour. | Edmand Yates writes the New York Tribune | that Alexanaer Comstock, manager of Niblo’s theater and Academy of Music, returned to London from Jersey last week with a prelim- inary contract duly signed by Gen. Boulanger in his pocket, The general has inserted a clause declaring the agreement null and void in case he is able to enter France as president | Of the French republic before the end of Jan- | uary, when he is to start for America, Mr, Comstock agrees to pay the traveling expenses, hotel bills, &., for the general and his suite, and to give him $700 net for each of thirty lee: tures he is to deliver in the priticipal cities of the states. The general is to write his lecture and promises to address his audience in English. ~*~» e | THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., TOEsDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1889, WANTED--HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. _ ___FORK RENT—ROOMS. FOR oR RENT_ ROOMS. _FOR SALE—LOTS. -RSTANDS FEFD- Wines sob treon Apply S00 Pa ave. ne, 410-3" WH aS FRR CAR marta atioee | ‘Takoma Park Lunch Room. outep — FIRST- Gee eh sian Nurses, Kite! and ee Ter Men Ups 3 3 ee ee oe AN’ 110 to 875; Cae wis ter ian Sates res 0 to 8" As oe SAME, A, COOMBS B26 Fat ew. ; "ato® Ww Suteroad emcee necelon ct bs Hoe cae en ‘ED-A = =o INDUSTRIOUS GIRL, ONE Werte is wailing 09m Tonerally, woeful Touinge er reneoene’ Stay at nial te o ¢ Grant place. Busine, Vv ANTED IMMEDIATELY A WOMAN COMPE- tent to Cook. Wash sad references re- jrondl must stay nij ie GET ON, 198 husetts sve. n me ANTED-DRIVERS, $8 TO, 812. aS cee WaNne tea lore we Store fat for Hotels, Reatau- ny W! id Stet a hunen, $6 to $18 per week ;engines Wat per month: Aremen, $9 to a ‘week? Dollsctors, ie to ais, ber = 6: Cle ered to Biz per weck, Galosmens Ber week Employers supp ied f tree ofchates with Felis le help of every kind, Wale ‘and Femaiy White GUARANTEE EMPLOYMENT CO., au-4te 912 Est. nw. [ANTED CHAMBER MAIDS.” Gi Wire ist Washers, Laundreaese mh Nurses, and General Houss-work Girls can here Secure Fie. Class Situations with Highest Wages. GUARANTEE EMPLO\ MENT CO., 912 E at. n.w. WANIED-A MIDDLE-AGED WHITE WOMAN Ss Nurse: must bave pleasant disyosition and be if references. Ap- ryessto 8 84 esse willing and neat and turnis! ply at 1914 G et. nw. Wi ae an TED—A TINNEK AT GEO. E. GARTRELL'S, 815 7th st. Heating Stoves and Banges sf low D_ GERMAN GIRL FOR, GENERAL « Femily of Two. ae GERMAN PRE: abo Apply 108 ee ewe ie y ANTEDS \ MIDDEEAGE), ¥ My ITE WouaR | mm (ood Address to do General, Housewor fs ence required ‘Address B.0. Wa Suse ofhee WIDE | WaNteey EGATIVE RETOUCHER aT RIGE’S Studio, 1219 Ps. a TED — TO ee COLORED aie aA Write House Work. Apply at 905 Netw. it Wirte wite raptty and OR THREE YOUNG LADIES, ee eee well, Work ip an At- rney'a OfBce; Ser Star once. i GIRL, 4 must know fomelnitg good scamstress, 63.50 per week. Box — d10-3t* ANTE re ganic COLORED WOMAN FOK Loe srohinnarges work ; veeine Sos need of past et. Bw, “aoe ANTED—A LADY TO TEA ¥ @ CHIL. Waist aid io make hereelt gesoray usotas By with cousortable home VEKNEDS, Star office. V Ary YOUNG MAN FROM stint, nty-three years of axe,asAssistaut in Store: endations, Apply t of Tuas Fat nw. Ww Gatehaer tana TO TARE THE EN- fababy and oue child; bes ence required. Apply at 1 ¥ Q at. WASTED LaDy aD NG CANVASSER RTIS) for a Popular aeouet ‘Fubhestion: or - ones ees BES cme Se NY ANTED—-A as Christmas season, W. STE ET WHITE AND COLORED Cooks: 9 eu Infant Nurse, waite, Cham Maltreases, Butlers, &c. ; eis at and aud Pu RNHAM'S, J re anaes as FOR Address SOLO, Star office. phia. (Tranks stored.) LIMITED Aypien and zt RID. WAStE=TH ADDRESSES BEA number of Stenographe: Copyiats. adress or onl wo eee Yast after 6 p.m., 1014 M at, = Sa Call at We ay + GRAMBERATDS Boys, Girls and Sober Men for nll Durtness Ape Sopra pre} part for Government positions. C! xy x NELLLIGE: ICE UF FICE, 711 it n.w. dd-201 —A COOK, ar ae HOME NW. corner 1st and Bate 8.1 W ANTED—COLOKED LADY CANVASSERS 1 FOE Installment House “ Address M.H.B., Star of- ‘a5-1m* W ANTED—DRESSMAEING SCHOOL, 612 181H ‘st—Pupils to learn tie art of Measuring, Cutting apd Fitiiaw by une, Washington's ten Cuttg Bene, With UrivideKe Of muukiny ove dresa wile learning. ALL who have learned this uew systeu #) euk of it tu Lixh- est ters, Pupils guaranteed coustant employment at hichest pay. Basted linings cut by measuremen', With sleeve pattern, OU cla. Agents wanted. u2U-12¢' WwW fANTED — STUDENTS IN BOUKKEEPIN Arithmetic, Short Hand and Writing Civil Se Vice examinations # specialty. Professional teache! 6 to 9 pam. 5 12 lestous; $9 th advance, WEY ANTED—SALESMEN AT ONCE—A FEW G:< Di Mun to Seid Our Goo.is by Suruple to. _ the wis wale aud retail trade, We are the TAL! turers 1p our line in the world. s Peruuuent position. Mouey advanced for wages, ad= Xertiniug, Bc. | Kor full torus address CEN1ENS MiG. CU., Chicago, HL, or Cinciunati, Olio, nY-s,tusthyor W ANTED — ; DUXDORE EMPLOYMENT BU- resu, conducted Meu end Women, white sud colured, for all kinds? duneste labor, city tid states, with rélerences, newoved to 70¥ Lat, u.w. Bod-sUte ANIED—WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, Free eters, , Drivers, Cosel puree, Mal rat-clise cen, LE EW NRUUNAL EMPLOYMENT OF NCL O17 NTED—LEARNERS: Suis New Interuatio WMesoure alone, as al! scient an: ve tailors cut, Patterte and maietisis eae porn tion pee by Mme 8. J. MEBSEK, 0s L PROF, CHKIST- lor System, wi WANTED--HOUSES. WANTEDFOR CASH CUSTOMEKS SIX OR Seveu Hovmn Brick uurthwest wuctign, 9% quust ave fair sized for ‘wud be in good coI GLO. F. GRAHAM, 1: it 6 to 8 Koom: on Capi- wi 1 ED—WE nave A Nice Little House of from ili (aust be on Hill), nut farther than Bth st; a pete gale, HOS. E. WOUD & BUN, fucife Buila- ing, 624 F a7-3t Sn GUSTOMER See A WANT, FOR SPOT CASH, A GOOD trally located ; sever: to wine rovms. Will | 59, UU to 9,500 for one that suits, - Fen BOs box S18, a7-3t Cheap ; owner sick and SILLEKS, Atiorasey-ut La ‘ABLE COLORED ‘Chanbermatd. address 1606 i Wattandelrs: Wis TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS, es a4 city — Siueawe ie Wana A aes caranee a oe rho th ph, her Chart Bugha os aesraat Pbtel® references, Teistein ee awe (owner ‘of jeutenge sd peStar oft ee teat ayy ANTEDSuPGov EES pote FREE OF colored Charge with Eatiable Hi rv male, whi writ AR. WAP RINGHLST Ce stieires See tL, A PLACE IN lousework. AP y ANTED BY A “. WHITE ot GL do General ply 306. ee "ANTED-BY A WOMA) hg te an 607 Maryland ave. s.w. 'ANTED — SITUATIONS — THREE OHAMBER- four years’ refs. Two settled Cooks; no ruhiog. Nan fan general work, two Butiers and Coach; colo DOB! W ANTED—BY A LADY, REGION ‘AS WORK- ‘Small Famiiy; bes ing House Keeper in a'8 amuliy.s Dest of ref erence Kiven: 1 sons leaving . Address C. GIBSON, es oi prety DaBY A ‘ite LaDy, POSITION AS 1 r; willing to gommence worl ANTED—A GENTLEMAN OF 10 YEARS’ EX- perience = Pension Segond and — Soe so jeaires auother engucement from be has now: satisinction guuranteed. tier wares | given, Box 54, Star office, TED—A LADY FROM NEW YORK WOULD Like Position to Manace the, D ut in & First-class Dry Goods Se P.O, Box 521, Baltimore. WwW ANTED—sI isheeg Se JNS FOR COOKS, WAILERS, Mai Nurses, yo puters peer: 7 stresses, lerks and of . ‘all se- lected ‘our help the best. “BURNUAM'S, 1110 GG at Wises YOUNG LADY, A SoaRGe AS pewriter crane, 20 com commence work with « 206 Delaware Store, Atiress ay. Wy ANTEDEY AN EXPERIENCED DRESS. maker. penn, irom New York, work home or out by the nderstands making Evening and St ork don cheap. Can furnis! — ences, 1931 Lat. ANTE D-EMPLOYERS—YOU WILE ae aed ity Recommend led Clerical ical Apel canta; also in age, CITY TNERLLIGENCE OFFice: il Gam. pal WANTED—ROOMS. ANTED—EVERY DAY, FURNISHED AND UN- iar. Rooms in all parts of city. Our business ad- Servants furnished Wis 4all the time, ‘AK Rrstine PatLuad, 711 & st. nw. a3-120" BUSINESS CHANCES. $200 Be REQUIRED—CAN LADY OR GENTLE- this amount? A certain success, Bh 98 gf on arr cap realize on turt culation. Address ' ‘Star office, — d1u-2t" Fe SALE-IGE CREAM J AND Gi CONFECTION paloon, CUNFECLIC ¥ i ARE OPPORTUNITY—FOR SALE, GROCERY ‘and Provision Market; entablished is'yeurs, good Business corner, Fine im roving neiguburvod. Owner going into wholesale business, Stock, ere W. JOHNSON, B. RICH & st LW. ‘TRD—IMMEDIATELY, and two years or before ou U 8,200, lot near Dupont; ‘OR BAL. EAE AND PROVISION STOR Swek, Fixtures, Good Will, &c.,om a prominen' oruer in’ an excelient location in the uortuwest aec- uon of the city, duing Koud business. Good rea-ons Jor selling. Apply 11-0. HULIZMAN, 10th and ¥ sts. ay Sor SALE—ONE OF THE BEST-PAYING GKO- cery aud Provision Stores in South Washington otattend ty it, ALBoRL 505 D st. nw. 5 —HUTEL BAKBOK SHOP; ALL MOD- mente, TYLER & RUTHERFORD. _ Eos BES aoe iors wanted, Cres sumples at ony store; we Lave customers tor al owner ag &® memoir. ROMERO, 12 Ena saine has been stopped by it. 4. Co. Teturned to su4 7th at. n.w. SHARES NATIONAL HEATING Ventilating Stock tor amie: uiunt be sold; of- FRANK H. PLLOU; T3513 F st, #MSONS HAVING FEATHER BEDS OX L0OS. deathers for sale can obtain purchasers bj at rut 10 poulids, atic xoud price will be paid for Kood 1 RAIGFvE Dau & CO. Auctioneers. 6-1w 920'Penua. ave. 1. ser WORLD DO NOVE "SAE MEMBER THE ferrestrial Cloc AMAY han cut, the prices: watches cleaned, 1: dretclass nisin-sp1 Warrmuted oue year, 17 ail cluck aud jewelry work at a coMmpetition. Paar. ee pp yd XG BOOMS, RENTITNO. UNFURNISHED ae NEW Soros t, second floor; no children taken, Ostnw. ae OR RENT—1707 PENNSYLVANIA At AVE. N EY ay jy furnished, en suite oF tormerly desireble: ‘Aduliral kodgers ofthe uaxy, ai0-Ste a eae ROOMS second floor, alcove in front room, furnace heat, ele-eris veils and speek convenient z 720 BT: ‘BT. oo Ww as 1a 00: municating Rooms; southern export. ©; cood home table: one square west of War and Navy Departments. d10- FRx RENT—WELL- FURNISHED SEOOND-STORY facia soatiny folds beds, board Hf tee wired; private taunily, 1215 L st nw. 10-34° HED Rc OOMS, WITH B BOARD. Waahiustos RENT—ONE LARGE. Sa Bisucu sont Room. amalier rouse: with bourd, 835; 12th st. n. ECOND- family is alU-2t FUR- Gentlemen: connected. Suitable alo-6i* N.W., TWO VERY FINE for a Cougressman, {OR RENT—913 M ST. Comununicsting South Front Secoud Floor Rooms gue Thitd Foor Room; house aud neighbor hood first cs near by. Een 1605 15TH ST., TWO — D or 3 Ciuruisiad Bed Kooms,en suite; also arid and Hall oom; Board if desired; suitable for M. ©. {OR RENT-013 1 ST. N.W, ONE LARGE Hundsomely, Furnished Room: ‘suitable tor two weutiemen; with first-class Table Board; terme reas sonabie. dL0-3t" F298 ZENT-TWO NICELY FURNISHED COM- fortavie Frout and buck, Hoots: open grate; use ‘board near by. th st. of parlor; } aes JOR RENT-1315 MASS. AVE. NW in FUR. Lishod, Two Suites Fine Larve Hoos; Southern jnith, alcoves and large closets, Fi gXponure R ae 17TH. ST. NEAR FARRAGUT rnished Root fe Suites of Fu First aud Second Floors; bright and pleas; private fais ily ; referen; dy-s peace |e bate seta aie “a fare y ENT—1 UTIFUL (SHED Bi ST., LARG! TRY ie Fiteharne ies a pg ee rg st Cs avy tion free 711 G at. n.w. ie proiitan tions, Caterer allowed. ‘NHLL-LOCATED AND Toot, ip new Star FE eras te bag pa us mana ses Job- welahens ander, or nace tiring space aid cot aod | ied cheeper fiven torent ‘ona Apply at The tvening Staroffice. a z ‘RENT—TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED Koome, on second Goor, ina egrets or Age ve bere conde sheet, was aud beth; bo chuldren take taken, (ot FOR RENT_FLATS. ‘OB aBe T—FLATS IN NEW YORK 8TYLI E—JUST ST ted—Two Flats of Five Kooms Each on sec- gpd Floor and Pour Fints of Four Koons bach on First Floor; was, bath and water; all rooms communicatin od location; on live U ist, cars: rent @18 for eacl uly fe vertios recommended BA McINT IE, oid Fe a0 108 3-SMALL SHOP _OR STORE Hoon wth} Mocen ate: vest of 13 Ps. or, ee trance on D st it FF“. KENT—-STORE 408 19TH ST. NW; POS- session given January 1, 18sU. Apply ieJANES ¥. DAVis' SUNS, 1201 Pennsylvania ave. dcb-lm FOR RENT_OFFICES. _ RK RENT—THE HANDSOMEST SUITES OF KOOMS ON PENNA. AVE. for Professional Man, Commercial Broker, Modiste, Photographer or Artist, being the 2dand id dors of the GALT BUILDING, ai82 mia a Oot” Sek S uepensa: 1303 F nt i RENT—VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE pyc Rh Fe BF st; cheap rent tenunt. THUS. 3. FISHLK & dlu-3e JOR RENT_WE WAVE FOR & BEST Lange Odice Koos in 1108 F st. nw. ing ow “irae Son. HALE k VS ‘ON, pet Mt a OUR OFFICE, Heal Estate and ‘do-1w _ OR RENT—HAI LLS. ) Fok RES F_RANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS near Capitol, eu suite or since; brixht, cl and sunny, with grate fires; every Souveuiees ei sat Sble for M'0s. of others; wiih ur without board, East Capitol st, ae Poke RENT — DELIGHTFUL SECOND FLOOR Front Room; nicely furnished: heat, lixht, use of ath; equare vorth racaven two west of F-vcrect cores only; references required. 1912 I n.w. ee LARGE ROOM; THIRD FLOOK cr * RORRENT_ONE LARGE UN. iE UNEURN ISHED FRONT Koom. with light and beat fluor, private en- trance: usar City’ Hall Suitable for ML O or ofices. Addreas H.1. F. Beart ~ ty do-se* FOR BENT -HANDSOMELY FURNISHED $1003 with excellent board st 1421 K st, Two hiful Suites for ‘Comutressiuails aise three Single | 61 Kooma for gentlemen, ag-2w* diese Fe RENT—HALL—1023 7TH “ST. N.W. WED- needa, ', Friday and Saturday nixbts; also on Sup- aay: jer quarter with use of organ. Inguire of Janitor at hall do-2w* __FOR RENT STABLES. _ BR REN SEW. STABLE, aust. OFF t. and Massachusettes ‘b house, water closet ‘and ce Crem Tn ie, large bral. = __ MONEY TO LOAD. $20,000, LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE. 0 Delay. PA. DARNEILLE, Sis F et bees i and 2, 729 20TH ST. COR. H, ELEGANTLY Furnished Second Floor Suite; three communi- cating rooms; adjoining bath; uouse uew; open fre pinces; two bath ruoms; first-class atteudance board it cok — zt TORK 215 1 St NW, FOUR LANGE, Vlonant Prost Rooms on i int aor: iso other Siuailer Kooms; all well heated; board: in’ cen- fra locality : ear lin park, aa | mo Fx KENT—TWO W! RELLY FURNISHED Font Kooms on second floor; ‘ached ; modern conveniences ; Privat: image dg-3t* 1304 Kat. now, FE, RENT-LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS IN the Colonization buildiug, 450 Pa. ave. ; Just reno- vated aud nuproved. Apply at Room 1, {OR RENT — THREE UNFURNISH. (or Light Housekeeping. wed. imp, st d floor; seine Furnished on Sd ‘Boor, site square of peusion office. a7-st* —318 EAST CAPITOL ST. NEAR ‘Capitol, & Choice “U te of hoois; bed room, par. Jor and bat adjoiming vn 2d floor ;sunny,well wariued end |) On a T—TWO LAliGh SUNNY ROOMS, COM- if Y gpumcatiug on 2d wud Sd doors board if dees: st NI-WitH OR WITHOUT Sonat INA puvate iauily, HM tdsoinely Furuished 3x floor URE near Tuomas Circle, exyuatres inod,couvenlences; retcrences. B.W. G 8T, N.W., HANDSOMELY lore and Roouis en suite or simeie, midway bet. Arewsury aud laerior Depts ; souchert exXivsure; occupied lust session by members ot Con- gress, OK KENT—VERY DESIRABLE SUITE BOOMS: sccoud fluor; huudsvively, furnished; first-c pete “ie oa Able board in private taudly ; RL av ee ee cut | retereucesexchauged. KUST & nk On, St Ova Lath ote nw. : i KENT TWO NICELY FUKNISHLD PAR- 5 + 5 lors; first Huor; single or en suite, Also large LOST AND FOUND. __| fit: apt tor: yr, Dining Kooi aid kiteuew indesired. Call, aiter 4 prety L3 MOND. ECEMBER 0, tae Elie wot wit ceolh amon valued by ieward by addreasing Mrs, * Towneenu st., Baltimore, Md. 1” FQUND-GRAY. “REWARD. Eee MORNING, ha * oO. Seg ed Baltiwore, issued to'S. Young. Liberal Femara t LE- Bt (OBT—ON ‘Ticket to OM 213 E ST. SUNDAY aE asm in ; blue ribbou on. ae and “ Ome gt a {rasant, D. ST—FRIDAY, A LADY'S BuEAST PIN M\DE f $3 gold piece of 159U, go reward 11 returned see M. G. BOW OS1—IN BASEMENT TOILET goa ¢ 2 Jobnson, te riday eveniu-, Nov. 29. ¥ Gold usr Latin juscrptign on Ghisid oad tice Forks. #10 reward aud no questious if retacued to fics of Hotel Johnson, dst OST—DEO. g. TN, OTH BT, CAR OR AT JUNC- Fast N Guld Locket, with initia and Be "heturh to 27 K st. uw. of 18 Center snark and receive 4 liberal reward, Ags" ONE OF OUR DRIVERS : vestry rose sein Hotty 12 tte 0 te by 1S te. fe: at tear will for ite return to W. B MOS: Tith WwW ANTED MISCELLANEOUS PERSONAL. ‘fe sD ane pda and Mor ny OUELAND, city property. WAL Hialdmore, ‘hia, ED—-ALL TO KNOW ook, Parlor aud Ufc Wikies cost, Cuil early for bargains at G4u Wantee ey ‘A FIRST-CLASS LAUNDALSS, Mb Washing to dost home, Apply 450 N st. nw. ye" Vv ANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES ‘Second-| at L.w. W ASTED—H, BAUM PAYS THE HIGRES? ASH Prices for Secoud- Jfuruiture, Carpets, aid Feathers. Entire Housebolds ‘a apecial ALSO STOCKS, hance for Baltimore 2010 Alicesuns st, a9. yy ANIED—CHEAP GK a, tor ® New Piano at &. & Steata dackt at ei Boa ae in perfoctorder. BP, A. i. us WwW ANTi.D—TO BUY—A FULL SET OF oe ton's Encyclopwdia, the latest edition ; state price. Address Box 22, stur ottice. rest W V Children to have Eleqaut Cabinet Pictures taken (Sampies ; low prices; extra sittings free; #1 faties. Brak GaLLhiti, 409 Pa aves LAl Operator. ANTED — WI WICKER, FANCY AND LEATHER Chairs to decorate im Ox. Silver, Etruscau, Blue endGoid french Euamel” Also large, Mister Faiues, artes and Stucco, kxhibit work at U4 E st. n.w. WaAxT!DTERYE SCRIBNER. BEST BUITER- ‘Table Goods, 2c. per pound. Cooking, Iie. per por Warranted not to get strome (ii Rutter does) ior oue mouth oF money refunded. thing that is “just as or “all the sare thi ir saie only by WAL.” SCLI NEI = (3 ter Market (Middle of F Wea TOUR ae TO MAKE on Water Colors und ae @ Christies xif nothing is a0 propriate or #0 long oueiubefed tistuction guaran! Specimens at 61 1vth He will be introduced on each occasion by some leading I French cesident, eee A Pittsburg Nun Attempts Suicide. Sister Mary Kelly of the Webster Street Roman Catholic convent, Pittsburg, tried to commit suicide yesterday afternoon by jump- ing from a third-story window of a house on Wylie avenuc. Her movements attracted the attention of passers by and she was prevented poten pe Sy ay ey about twe: ears of an v to be insane. “She bas been in tee conten ‘This ‘co * rare —— and must be Been appreciated, Thursday, Frida: end Saturday at 11 am. m. and 3 p.m. ™ Tux Exarsitios of the the work of Mr. Charles Armor at the gallery of Ratcliffe, Darr & Co., puctioncers. 920 Lape avenue porth- has attracted constant stre: for beat" — roy ave day. The “display is ri d to nest Mr. Armor “y eet el exhibidon will continue until 0 o'clock tonight. The sale takes place Wed- nesday, Thursday and Friday evenings at 7.30 — : —-+__ Tux Jaraxese Site.—The sale of this su- perior collection of oriental goods at Dowling’s was largely attended this morning and spirited bidding was the result. The balance of the it was received this morning and will be on view tomorrow before the bale which is at 11 o'clock. This isa valuable collection and should command th atteation of connoisseurs. Car! hile C. Braxton Haynes and Edward — fishing in a boat at Sandy Point in Charles City county, Va, were capsized. Carter wus about six years. The police arrested her and took her to the central station. (ee John Mahoney, a boy of twelve, drank him- self dead on stolen whisky a! Chivag 0, Dr. Montizambert, chief dominion quaran- tine officer, believes that the Asiatic cholera will reach Canada next — and is urging the domininion government to adopt precaution- “*\t Providence, RL, in the postponed elec- At Prov nce, u tion Henry R. Barker, re repent, omer re- elected mayor over Hiram bya Fb 2 of 762, Tora ap tothe Finuey house Jobnson, a clerk in Injaren ae oo STRANGERS visiting New York fina Buck- ingham hotel # very central aud. hon ~ to stop at. It can be railroad ‘a5-2 y ANTED-CASH PAID FOR HOUSEHOLD AND iture; lao Entire honey emir Stocks of Merclundise of it kinds, Address AL-I 408 10th at. uw. Rw W 437e0-Tae ENS RA ON THE ‘CoM MUTUAL RELiRE As ASSOCIATION Washinxto th $1.10 for rei ed ar 20, ee ¥ ry Cog Feed Benetcary Upon Upon Death of Member. SAML-C. MILLS, Eaq., President, For further esha 2 gor Home poate oan gr ‘assexsinen to De ‘SMITH, Secretary, Southeast comer Ath aud G sta, a... opponite now Pension buiidius. ANIED—100 HANDSOME LADIES AND | $2008 ILL BE PAID FOR INDORSEMENT for $3,000; absulutely no ris. ; parcy hus WUO worth of ‘personal property which’ wili stand Budd tor the amount, _XY.Q., Star ofice, _dlu-t* striped sine fivena. MPORTANT LL THE GE scribed us rather tull, weuring a derby hat aud binsk coat, with emooth face, except for one or two molem, ‘aud aid to betaling with or eiviiue au sdvertixenent to one of the clerks in Ti! K business ofiice abo 8:13 Friday morning, please rail: tee office, as early 8 convenient, mith aview to citing wdi puted ques- yee (ne dn relation to another Customer, claiied to be ve preset atthe tine, a THE EVENING STARK CO EXas NATION QULS1IONS Ic. FLYNN, A.M., Ivy Institute, a5-1m* S southwest con oth a Cos ae OW IS THE IME. L PA Money" for First-class Second-1 and C1 iothing. Ade tdUbih's OLD BLAND, o1ud st my , 124 DEAR- ‘hicago; advice tree twenty-one business Quedy aud i egaliy tau thas Giese a, ED PRI CTIVE AGEN! wie & Co _colmmuunications aroma, at: e gud strictly conndentia ce open WM. W ILLIAMS, Manager, O20 Prat, wen COUNTRY REAL | Dio GU ANt oats IX FLORIDA, OR WANT ‘ range or wan! peat Lin a very healthy section, 33% Lad are Uy oS pure and ry, Spl wo 8. UARTEM. parr, Fis. Py ede JOR SALE_AT ge phe PALIN. F 180 Acron, divided by ralitoua ‘Potumuc railroad, and county road into, four iots.” S20 per Sule—F Of 419 acres two mil Spring- eid, Sonne, tet Magers smuie' ‘dl Bod ies onc 8 er ere ‘ap poly to Rit anes aoe 17 und 1 National Bauk Bldg, TO, SALE—FARMS, eres in Prince George county, Md., mpd ge county, Md., all improve- roi in Prince Geore County, Md, all improve- 8, "30 Acres, Berns: Eyattevite, all all attrarer at D ape herent niles flows Bonuinee ali itprovemente, see ‘Acres at Landover station, all improvements, $5 Aer Rae ns A 2 81 he guia SiS jar scr George county, Md., all improve- {NTLD- HORSES FO PASTURE WINTER AND we Lan a Sid Small Farms in every section of Surame ren u apecinlty oFdary re county. We would be aed ceavedut Allison Saulog's stable, or sddrews it G. MUIte pply'to 4 COLLINS "E00. LEX, Kockvilie, Md. Best of refersuces yivenct i -ian* ar. G09 F st. a) Ay ANTED — 7 HORSES, TO KEEP. KEEPING ter and Summer » Specialty. Order box Pace Hie tables 31 co ee & road, 8 trea rms 5 LY. Gives Sligo, Ma! y = HORE bade om OF ANTED — ina tire = adress Sirius thie a ee Btock ea nd Peal Tare Poe Sadia sve: oe SURFERING FROM ene LN iD seecar te & {OR SALE— SIX At cob 7 nary ronda IX pert. Jy COUNTRY F'Greck, if taken at unve, CLA! Ak & Sox, 14 Pst ewe Et = bess SALE—ON aT Ax BRANCH. WINTER RESORTS. oO. ae t, Gotenmens Soa pric ie TP HE LURAY CAVEUNS AME OPEN THE YEAR evita mecarae ‘Proprietor. NOTARIES PUBLIC. <— Pees BICYCLES. ‘a ra I OR RENT—TWO LAKGI iwUliculing booms; bay window; best and gas, splendid location, 218 2d st ae,, 4 doors ie ae ‘ROOMS FURNISHED 'D UNFUE- ‘window: cloweta on 3d) Boor: ‘wanted; Teterenoes exchanged: 7-3 FOE BENT-wiTs BOARD—TWO LAKGE AND ‘One Sinai) Furnished Room; second for: ulso Que Hout ou thitd ae ‘soulhern exposure, refereuc ‘Table bourde 3b Let new. d7-J I OR RENS—EURSISHED OOM, SECOND OR KENT—1304 L 8T. NW. — FURNISHED Frout iioom, with Bourd, bo children taken; also required. su fvor; suitable fur gentiemsn, 810 11th st.d7-3t° ‘Table Board wiveu; reiereuce ail en busts of two on three or suely reasonable prices; special terius to xo persous vccupying duuble rdus, Airs, 6. G. a7-1an* RENT—THE SECOND AND THIRD FLUOKS Ke of the Large Building s.w. cor, and Pa. uve, mw. jescond Hvor suisbie for efice puryeose, tied Bove tor ludass, &c. Key aud terms st 9. ADI- FOUD'S, St. Cloud Pharmacy, ¥th aud F u.w. d7-st* JOR RENT—1TWO | LAKGE SkOOND-STORY ioouis, handsomely furmeued, single or en sui 1424 5 ot nw. ‘a7-2 UR RLNT—! 05 8TH ST,, FURNISHED ROOM. ‘tlso two roows for housckeeping, Deur patent of: fice and foar Lines o8 etre Uk RENT— Ei 'xsuite of koma on M st. 2, Turmmued; rene lL Large Suite * 3 rent... ly Furnished Koom, rent. Koos ob M st. bow. wibely iurnisi Ay le }. FL CULLINANG GUY i) yea BENT T1U LOKH wi, BW: NICK X BC tory loom; 2d ‘story Froi with Hail oom communicating; vacant J. jorgentieuen only, OK RENI—FUKNISHED OR UNFUKNISHED, four Kooms, en suite or single. with bath; uo ob- detion to Luge ho cyiug, everything frst-ch = FRE RE: =o ¥ ST. ONE LARGE FRONT aud one Coummunicatiig oom, second th Sungly OF Logotlier, wick OF without board: luups., heat and gas; hear state depacuwent euce. JOR RENT—CHEERFUL, WELL FURNISHED Kootts, 916 Hi st. u.w.; convendent todeyartments uid yitqun'two minutes’ Walk of three Lines ot cars, ED (ITE OF PARLO:, BED KOOM std Baths furmsh-d amd bented by without Board, im Wrivate fauwily, uur office, JOR KENT — TWO COMMUNICATING, FUR- hished, Pleasant 1.ooms ou $d floor; references ex- changed. "1252 14th st. u. w. 7-3" OR RENT—603 H Si, F° convenient to Patent, ‘nao on ‘upd Peusion ‘ome iu private tamily. JOH BENI—4WOLARGE, NICELY FU: eras B pce Ngee ve al pitol port-ottice, r street carw aud didk ecne. a7-30 street care dics. Sid FRE BENTI TWO FUKNISHLD D ROOMS WIT heat aud wae; convenient to pension aud govern- iuent prinuing office. Address 440 K st. n.w. FO: RENT—FOUR BOOMS; FIRST FLOOK. 237 Qat nw. 7-30 OR RENTELEGANT FURNISHED PARLOR ‘Koom; on first floor; corner room ; taciug south: wuaijor ition board: transients accunuo- dated.” At the GLUBA4 oor. 1th and F sts. now. d7-3° 7OR Ss 1716 N pT. N.W., HANDSOMELY F ‘Furnwhed Kooms, with Gourd aiSe OR RENT-ELEGANT SULTES OF sof, FORSisweD th ward, of uae; ene block ck from Lats stand Htstronoliag care cars; be ; Dear Woruile; Mrihigton hotel P16 1Sthets uw. aga OB MENT—HOOMS, FURNISHED AND UNFUR- ished, single or eh! suite; large, paclore tromt; plumb: de: good by ne ‘Transient guests clone 1121 Tet. nw, a NT —CORNES, ‘OTH ST. AND MASSAQHU- x Large Mioely-furnished looms, with and easteru exposure: references ex- changed. Tavie POR RENT—416 OTH ST. XW. DOUBLE Pan sunte ormec: T= © : ‘Apply on premises, 46-60 OK RENT—1708 Wat F ot XW. FUR ‘Bished Rooms wi Fated fit Bosra, ber Of Congress or it ‘@apecialty. _ ad-e* {OH BENT, 1904 HST XW. FURNISHED Ea ‘single oF en suite; for mou Fat Son & RENT—THREE APAL IMENTS ETN ARB gentiy tarmianed Fished ‘At YHE WOuDMONIS om a gu AEN SLSGANT SOUR TRORERBOOND: ieee ones Ss changed a ae Fes coud N ON.W., gd OF N —A on At ee ESTs 4 O LOAN-SUMS OF 8500 TO $3,000 AT 6 PER cent and larger suis at o per ceut on city real es tate; uo delay. bU. F.GKAMAM, 71m A319 F at 2,000, $2,600, 3,000 ese SUI Are sULject to orger, @ dang bes oud, time to examine title, DELBLE, DAV.5 & CO., 1319 Fat TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON REAL security in Wasldngton city. No deluy 3. aeeone ee 609 F st nw, ¢ GOOD © REAL | ALBERT F. FOX, ¥sd F st. uw, ¥TO LOAN ON STOC KS, BONDS, GOuD fal Yaper and otler vecurities.” No ue~ MPSLY, ‘Vaid Now York ave IN SI 2O SUIT, FkOM rbd $1,000 upwardwon Approved Real Latate Security. LK & GALS, LOUD F st nw. o Want mOaE-4 10 #500 Tu Lo, ‘at Low interest ou Furuiture, liauus, Horses, Wagous, Louseioid Goods or other personal property; pricy aud inverse: payaoie iu Weealy oF mnoubly hy removal o1 ad fru resivence, Bo Box Yo, Star office. uei-Sau” seat ¥ ¥ FG tol LOAN IN SUMS OF 50070 610,000 MSs iL H, SAUNDERS & Co. 3y18-6m Successors to Jolin Shermat. & Co41407 Fat, X ONE’ TO LUAN IN LARS AND: MALL. SUMS: On Gpproved real estate byes at oO and 6 per cents a moderate. & WT. Lilroun, ma Lb-2un S.W. cor. 15ts aud F sta aw. M ONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PE CENT ON AP. ved Keal betate Securit, Fa TiLek aku Ab UR, ]F YOU WANT TO BORKOW 3 =a ON YOUR property and desire stat lowest rates aud quickest tule, esit on csi EA. McINTIRE, O18 Fst ADLOWMEN ‘i, LIFE AND ODTINE POLICIES i bought at highest cash prices. Losue wuable terms. Aj Apely 90 MM aaeax- ‘ul UPON suTLe at reese: SUN, 1307 2 8h new. 7 wT \N ON D.C FP TY $500,000 ate kona ae PR cunt, Dodelay. Lane losin espe Six & 00. oc18-3in 1321 Fat, ma AN IN SUMS TO SULT AT $50,000 Cane erat yer muna, bode jaye, i. piALGAKDIER, Beal ‘ud iumurauce, se14-3m O13 15th et hew. ONEY TO LOAN a “meses or OM APPROVED KEAL poeees SECUALEY, 5 BH WAKNEK & 00, oc! YAU F at Dew, ONEY TO LOAN IN 5UMs FROM UPWARI AT LHE LUWESI KALE OF 1N1 i BbAL ebiale IN THIS DISTRICT, Corner Totuasd it oc? MoEx 70 LOAN IN LAKGE AND SMALL Suis at Lowest, Kates. ov heal Estate Security. 4 lew sulus ur $4.50 aud $3,900 aS vex-dus HUTCHINS, BULALEY & C 1805 Fat. ONEY Bg Was ON BEAL BSTALE 1N SUMS on w Ms = . AUSTIN P. BROWN, eal estate and Daly dst. uw, Bauding, x SUNS TO SUI entute security AWLINGS, 1900 Pa ave. ‘othes.) ONEY TO LOa 6 per cent, on ANK se17-3m tabe pore dire lus. Co. ONEY TO Low Cu Approved heal Eatate Security, in Distrietof Cosumi bia, 1b any BULus desired, st lowest rates of lle terest, Thus. J, FIBER & Cv. sel? 2 uw. ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL Estate AT Low Me tes of interest, BEALE & HALKIS, Ase Fest. ne Mo2z,70, TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON a @ Keal Estate Security Larye amounts a Also, us Aente of tue United Security In So, of Fhiiadelplia, in sums to suit, to be Fopeld ou iistalluent piai,” with or ‘without Mfeim Burence, Payweuts w rup 5, 10, 15, or ZU years, ¥. H. SMITH & SON, Je17-6m y ONEY TO ys! ON REAL ESTATE SECUR- the District ity wituin of Columuia ot lowest Fates. GEO. Wy. Li EY _eell-3m awh tid v 2. TO, LOAN. IN BUMS OF 9500, @1.000 cd tical Ratate Becurnty. 08 SHEAMAN SCO. JylsOm M% wel é nbd Uber een 9! ree estate seournty. - fivg ‘3 SBhUWN. 0x0 “ist PenusylvaLia avenue. Me? ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE 01 on. FIRST- security, at lowest rates of ‘be delay here ppt ». C. GREEN, 305 7th st. aw. Mo To ee REAL ESTATE AT Low- WASE'N DANENHOW! p24 Buccessor to DANENHOWEK & BON, 11. AUCTION SALES. tues. DakB Al 5 Fe. rivenia ave. nw. E SALE OF ARTICLES pap LETTER Of: re ry Sbay Di continued EAD LETT! - fa hr Pa AS a The BIktEeN H, 1 yo Tis aL aud SEVEN PSL, wut the whole is-aist runs, Cash on delivery. order of ~ ‘Y° POSTMASTER GENERAL, Do Ee Peal Latter 0 KATCLIFFE, DARR & 00., Acta, BO, W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 036 F. 3 OF NERY VALUABLE v1 SI 1 SUNCTION, res Ste Siater ‘E! SED Ernie’ UNTY z ‘4 THE O'CLOCK P. LE-10 LOTS ON M_S8T. NEAK CON Sgr eround tm worhwest; vemmaer | Bax00 toe ic DOK SALE_ON STECBE pst 60 FRET west of New, 20.000 school ese Lg 1 location | leo ee per a, r Ort x SAL —1 OFFER FOR THRER DAYS ONL BE 45.000) i oe mo part of the city Friubdie 10 payas Ne meth, this ©. BILL, Sth and F ste, a BUILDING L cata rom N,aide of Let weet RH ave, 50 per toot, aa aol sey, 1228 Feet, Fe SALE SIX BUILDING Cah 1, Feet each, 9th st ne. bet ade —aaige 00. 1225 Ft pea FISH & MILLER, 1213 FST. NW. Iuiiding Low at 1A. 188100 61.28 in Scape, Toonist 2000 0g. fe nene. 21 [end Mio.w, B0aU0, wud’ 4 freien” Ger and 4398... 50x10%, and Sframes. Offer We invite a visit to examine our Hist. FESS Ecopomical Comer. F et n.e., 88 by 66 73.9, 24th wt. near OW SALE-EWHLE CITY LOIS FART « coln park, f slot Small n 9 tenia h aan a Aiea ‘eut chance for ic juweetment wee rper 13th and Fats For satese = Lincols park ae « KACTS EAST OF his ground ts eure to Tie in value, corn 13th and F sts. ow, a JOR SALE. HOICE 1 Lore ix Heights.” at be head of 1th st; no fuer site the Distiict. W. Ps YOUNG, 1909 F atnew. as8e {OR BALE—TWO LOTS, EACR eit ar FRONT je Island ave, weet cf 17 throub to M st; very demrabie ic a TBE We YOUNG. 108 Fetow JOR SALE—FINEST BLOCK OF LOIN ON F SE ue, between Gth and 7th, owly SU feet deep te alley ; xtowing secon; very desirable for balding sioruiation; vnly 7s. Block of 3 lots ou Bd. “ay me. Dt. 14til and 1otu, very heap, at Sie, Lat 200, sdde aud Pear alleys, Gth ot. wear WiGhT & sTUCkETT Bl be FE {re TWO OF THE CHEAPEST Lore If 2.w.o0 M st. near NorthCapitol,price TE i « vie SUMENG; Nice Ge per fh. “Apply to raat AT THE aM : & OG. BUM Est OK SALE—Ga BY To Of 10th and Lawrence ste, ot $2 por foot, YOUNG, ‘1305 F st. nw. k a7-3t JOR SALE. With about 1,800 feet of backing. 1508 F 6h naw. Ok SALi—BY Fist LLM, 113 ¥ ST. Bw, that Maruincent Lot on O st between Ver- mt ave. aud 1: ests So pump pnd JOR SALE—BY Fis & MILLEK, 3 mar a Most Beautitul Buiidiny ot on ¥ c} 5 Tews that Very Beeatitul Bea Tee BY y 0 ste. B, So eee sows cir le, 107m pe ey Gale Het hae 2S park front ‘and 3 located 2 atnd bealthe ul » vf Us» city, isouered tore few = re low price. ne bite one ‘13a 105, Ri aund ‘Corcoran ets. a. 7 chance 108 : ¢ ooking tors superion investments price €3 per toot, JOHN £ WAGGAMAN, sot i 700 14th wt nw. )OR SALE —CHIAPEST DoT IN NW. TWO squares north of Washitwton circle; 242120 to wot alley ; nice lot to build sour auall houses o: ceuts per toot. {OK SALE bh ot. CHANCE ©, Sureftice, ds-ar Ki it. az- ‘OK SALE—40 DESI DESTHABL fronting Mar; Lew subdivision ‘Uo. errr ier} oe tor plaue Bich A Gite 700 14th st. a. £ BUILDING | yee dw 2h L.0- bets 7 becurity, investsaeat x ALCHELD:! 40 tad t Tonio Avxies Walley, dow 2 2. ave, woxvi “e ae ‘ove vate. ae K SALEL0TS IN B LLEV! TER BTNeY AL Chetbuke 121d Fat ae a7-3t {OK SALE—THE FOLLOWING VERY DESIR Pee Ey t reasouabie prices: bet. 10th and Voie es je between L ‘21 ft. toa Fee SALE—BY FI-H & MILLER, 1215 F N.W.— Beautitul Lot on Columbia eve., Meridian Hilly square <0; SUKLSU; very cheap at 40C.; owner leaving cay. pure! a7-s° Ue SALE—CALL ON Us IF YOU WANT EAST * Washington Cuimproved Property at lowest mark from single low wy to whole cont nz ye SEACTIFOL BUILDING LOis aT Souk Srooklaud: Arst siatien out ou Met. Branch versity and Electric care, cueap aud op Steet wide au REDFORD W. ious & SU) blo-im 7 yur choice, For 4 CHLEN & BATE: ry OK SALE—75,000: JUAKE FEET OF VALUABLE Pitroved aud Untagroved _— in Lote w gutta follows uare $7—Lot frou Ra