Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1889, Page 2

2 THE EVENING STAR: IN THE SOCIAL WORLD. ‘Weddings and Other Events—Personal jotes of Interest. A very pretty wedding and a very pretty bride was the comment upon the event of all those who were present at the of Miss Mary BR. Mauger, daughter of Mr. and Mra, Martin M. Mauger of No. 913 12th street, and Mr. Achille E. Burklin of this city at the Charch of the Ascension last evening at 7 o'clock. Mr. George W. Mauger and Mr. Robert 8. Mauger, brothers of the bride; Mr. Howard Fisher, Mr. Chas. Domer, Mr. Mortimer Whitehead, cousin of the bride, and Mr. George Seitz, dressed in evening toilets and wearing the roses of the bride (La France) im their coats, acted as ush- ers for the occasion. The groom and his best man. Mr. George Kirby, accompanied the rec- tor, Dr. Elliott, into chancel and awaited the bridal procession that was led by the ushers, Mise Nina Mauger was the maid of honor, and the bride was escorted by her father, who gave her hand into the keepi of the groom. The bridal dress was in pear gray armure silk trimmed with Vandyke points and s panel of velvet in pearl gray. She wore agray hat and pinmes in dove color and carried a bouquet of La France roses, Miss Nina wore a simple toilet of blue silk trimmed with velvet and a hat of blue. Among those who occupied reserved seats were Mrs. Mauger, the mother of the bride in black velvet cos- tume; Mra. Jas. E. Smith, aunt of the bride in black silk and lace; Miss Voorhees of Middle- bash, N.J., black Ince and lavender ribbons; Mrs, Whitehead, black satin; Capt. Jas. E, Smith, the Misses Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. F. Seitz, the Misses Seitz, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. hall, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. BR. Traver, Mrs, Lydia Hoover, Mr. and Mra. ©. Hoover, Mr. aad ee Anton Lerch, Mr. and Mrs. George Burklin, Prof. and Mrs. George T. Sheldon, Dr. and Mrs. Danforth, Mr. and Miss Adams, Mr. Chas. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Burklin drove to the house of the bride after the cere- mony, where she donned a traveling dress of brown cloth, tailor made, with a coachman’s cape, trimmed with braid, anda modest bon- net of brown, trimmed with flowers, Mr. and Mrs. Burklin left on an evening train for Balti- more, and they will extend their tour to New York city and Philadelphia before returning to their pretty home No, 527 3d street north ~ east. The bride received a large number of e gifts from her inany friends. Mrs. John R. Edie and her daughter, Miss Julie Edie, gave one of the pleasantest teas of the season yesterday afternoon at their resi- dence from 4:30 until 6 o'clock. Mrs. MeCau- ley and Miss Speed assisted in hap aes the very large company and Mrs. John F. Rodgers red tea. Among those present were Mra. Trecaas, Mrs. Dr. Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Cor- coran Hill, Lieut. and Mrs. Knox, Mrs. Dolph, Mrs. Langborne, Miss Mitchell, Miss Phouix | Mass Sherrill. Mr. Wm. H. Acklan, Miss Emiiy’ ‘Thom, Miss Gouverneur, Miss Condit Smith, Miss Viola Meyer, Miss Greer, Miss Edes, Mrs. Lieut. Brown, Miss Scott, Miss Fleming, Capt. Rodgers, Gen. Robertson, Mr. Davidge, Mr. J. Webb and Mr. Robinson. Mrs. Senator Dolph will entertain the ladies of the Garfield hospital sewing circle at No. 8 Lafayette square tomorrow at ll o'clock. This will be the second meeting of the circl: this season. The first one was held in the spacious and hospitable home of Mrs. A. B. Mallett. Mrs. and Miss Phenix entertained a large company at an evening party last night. Mrs. Admiral John G. Walker left for Europe yesterday to join her husband, who is in com- mand of the squadron of evolution, now on the way to Lisbou. Col. B. F. Winger with his family returned yesterday from their farm near Greencastle, ‘a., and have taken up winter quarters at their residence No. 1021 Connecticut avenue. Mr. Verney. the Siam delegate of the marine conference, is the brother of Sir Harry Verney of England. Senator and Miss Voorhees are located for the winter at No. 1909 N street. Miss Voorhees will not stay at home to receive callers until after the Ist of January, Mrs. Justice Miller is confined to her room by @ severe cold. Mrs. Dolph, Mrs. McMillan, Mrs, Morrill and Miss Swan. Mrs. Sherman and Mrs. Hawley are among the ladies of the Senate who will be at home informally to see callers on Thursday af- ternoon. The lady managers of the Garfield hospital are arranging to give a bull for the benetit of the hospital. They bave secured the services of Dr. Ruth, who will act as master of ce: monies and director of the arrangementé, This anuouncement carries the conviction of the assured success of the ball as a social event, and the ladies have decided that as a brilliant event the ball shall excel all the past achieve- ments of the committee. Mrs. Morton, wife of the Vice President has consented to be one of the patronesses ana will act on the reception committee. The date has not been determined upon, but it will be given before the Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Munn of Chicago, who reside in the house on Scutt circle known as the Win- dom house in the winter, have gone to New York city today for a short visit. Mrs. Richard Parker and Miss Carrie Parker, wife and daughter of Maj. Parker, have re- turned from Fort Leavenworth, Kan., where Miss Parker has been ili for some time past. Miss Parker is now convalescing. Miss Thrasher of Sanf+rd, Fla. who has been visiting friends im J) ° York and Harrisburg, Pa, is now the 3:31: s Miss Rose MeDonaid, daughter of the 7.3. 11 commissioner, at 1514 Rotreet. Hon. E. 8. Ls-37 controll - of the currency, will be a guest of M. M. Parker at the business men’s dinner on the 18th. Judge Wm. Gaddis and family of Fort Logan, Mont, arrived here Tuesday night and ace stopping at the National. ————ree_____ THE BUTLER-STRONG CASE. Col. Strong Fined $500 for Contempt of Court. In the Equity Court Judge Cox today de- cided the motion in the Butler-Strong caso that was argued yesterday. Gen. Butler moved an attachment against Col. Strong for contempt in disobeying the injunction passed in the case by making a demand for the payment of the award tohim. Judge Cox held that Mr. Strong's ac- tion was a violation of the order of the court and a contempt which should not be passed un- noticed. He imposed u fine of 2500 or commit- ment to jail in default, Mr. Cook said tha: it wad impossible for Mr. Strong to pay that amoant, and it would not be proper to put him in jail, as he was engaged in taking testimony in his case. ‘The court said that he would take no farther action and this time would suspend the execu- tion of the order of the court during good behavior. —____ PLAYING DEAF MUTE. A Young Man’s Scheme to Obtain Alms— ‘The Detectives Break it up. “A poor young fellow who has the misfortune to be deaf and dumb, and therefore unable to gain bi« living im any other way, begs a small gift. Most humbly, Joux Fisaen.” This is the translation of a paper written in German, which it is alleged was used by an in- kentous young mau to obtain fuuds from kind- hearted German people. Detectives Horne and | Mahon doubted the truthfulness of the written Statement and last night they arrested --F: He at first refused to speak, aud when De-| tective Horne attempted to converse with him by using bis bands the prisoner told him in Writing that he had learned the German system. When pressed by the officers he finally re- Kained Lis power of speech aud admitted that the note was a “fake.” ‘This morning the prisoner was in the Police Court under the name of Franz Braund, — with being ® suspicious perron, He Forno The young man told Judge ier that be came here trom Germauy two = ago; that he worked at gurdening on the Jelaware, and having contracted tielaria he wrote the note asa meansof making his living. He was given ninety days on the farm. ——.__- A Charge of Criminal Libel! Charles Henry Stone, son of Mrs, Elizabeth D. Stone, swore out a warrant in the Police Court yesterday against Mr. E. W. Fox of the Washington Press, ch .ging criminal libel, Thearticie which © «ithe basis for prose- tion is attached t» ana made a part of the aiti- davit. The article is headed: “A Latter Day Goneril,” and sets forth that Richard Bowie, an eighty-four-year-old relative of ex-Gov. Bowie and father of Mra. Stone, was an inmate of the ‘work bouse, while she (Mra, Stone) was a clerk in the War department. Ia the article were MRS. SCOTT LORD’S FUNERAL. | << Impressive Services at the Church ofthe Incarnation Today. The funeral services over the remains of the late Mrs, Scott Lord took place at 11 o'clock this morning at the Church of the Incarnation, corner of 12th and N streets northwest, Rev. Dr. Townsend officiating. The little edifice was well filled with people when the mourning Procession arrivedand, headed by the surpliced choir, advanced slowly up the south aisle, the Pastor reading the first words of the burial service, beginning: “I am the resurrection and the life.” A The Vice Pregident and Mrs. Morton, and th Secretary and Mrs. Blaine occupied w to- gether, Behind them sat Secret ‘indom alone, and in the next pew were taries Tracy and Proctor and the ladies of the latter's family. Secretary and Mrs. Rusk and Mrs, No- ble were also present. Among others in the | church were Gen. Schofield and Lieut. An- drews, Senator Hawley, Mrs. Butterworth, Min- ister Preston and wife, Dr. and Mrs, Bullock, Mrs. Dolph, Mra. Olive Logan Sites, Mrs, Robert Christy, Miss McDermott, Mrs. Dalton, Mrs. Gross, Mrs. Bentley, Mrs, Shellavarger and Mrs. Conger, The pallbearers were: Postmaster General ag yl aN i 8, Judge Shel » jor Parker and Lieut. Goodwin. Behind the remains walked Lieut. Parker and his wife—Mrs. Lord’s daughter—Mrs. Dimmick and Mrs. Robert Parker, Dr. Scott and Mrs. Miller and, fourth, the President and Mrs. Harrison, all the ladies being heavily veiled. Behind the immediate members of the familycame a number of friends, includ- ing Gen. and Mrs. Breckinridge. he service was brief and impressive, begin- ning with a chant followed by those memorable words of St. Paul in his epistle to the Corin- thians, in which he asks: ‘Oh, death, where is thy sting? Oh, grave, where is thy victory?” Then came the hymn “Angels of Jesus.” A few short prayers were next read, and after that the choir led the way from the church down the north aisle, singing ‘Asleep in Jesus,” followed by the mourners, Dnring the services the family occupied the front pews on the south and the pall bearers those on the north. The remains were followed to the grave in Rock Creek cemetery by about fifty carriages, bearing the mourners, the members and ladies of the Cabinet and a number of family friends. ‘he ceremonies at the grave were very brief. ‘The casket was a plain black one. the top being literally covered by magnificent floral offerings. GETTING READY FOR WORK: House Committees of Ways and Means and Appropriations Organized. The House committees on ways and means and on appropriations were organized today. Mr. Cannon, the chairman of the latter com- mittee, has demonstrated that he considers merit above politics, at least in the matter of the appointment of aclerk to his committee. He says he believes in turning out democrats when republicans can be found to fill the places made vacant, but that there is no one, he says, who could fill the place of Mr. Courts, and, therefore, he has reappointed him today. Mr. Cleves, the republican clerk of the Senate appropriations committee, and Mr. Courts, the democratic clerk of the House committee, he regards as two men whocould not be dispensed with, Mr. Courts was assistant clerk to the com- mittee under Mr. Stevens, wo served from 1865 until 1882. Mr. Stevens then retired and Mr. Courts was made clerk, He has served ever since in that capacity and is a perfect cyclopae- dia of fiscal affairs. Both republicans and democrats have the utmost confidence in him. SUBCOMMITTEES OF THE APPROPRIATIONS coM- MITTER. The appropriations committee was com- pletely organized and the work distributed among its members as follows: Sundry civil: Cannon, Cogswell, McComas, Randall and Say- ers. Legislative, &c.: Butterworth, Cannon, Brewer, Forney and Dockery. District of Co- lumbia: McComas, Henderson, Morrow, Clem- ents and Dockery. Pensions: Morrow, Belden, Peters, Sayers and Breckenridge. Fortifica- tions: Brewer, Butterworth. Cogswell, Randall and Sayers. Deficiencies: Henderson, Cannon, Peters, Breckenridge and Clements. Perma. nent appropriations: Belden, Peters, Morrow, Dockery and Forney. eure were fixed as the regular meeting ys. SUBCOMMITTEES OF WAYS AND MEANS, The following subcommittees were appointed by the chairman of the committee on ways and means: On public debt, funding and ent thereof: Messrs, McKinley, Dingle} Bex fe r~ lisle. On revenue provisions and commercial treaties: Messrs, Burrows, Payne and Mills. On amendments to customs laws: Messrs. Bayne, LaFollette and MeMillan. On amend- ments to internal revenue laws: Messrs. Mc- Kenna, Gear and Breckenridge, On relief bills and claims: Messrs, Dingley, Burrows and Flower. The tariff question will be considered in the whole committee. ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tux Evexixa STAR. Deatu or Tue ComMONWEALTH’s ATTORNEY,— Commonwealth's Attorney Julian W. Holt of this city died at his home here about miduight last night after a severe hemorrhage. He was attacked by typhofd fever while on a visit to Charles county, Md., some weeks ago, but rallied and came back to his home, where he suffered a relapse, which has terminated in death. Mr. Holt was one of the youngest members of the bur, having begun the practice of law in 1833. Quit but resolute, his uniform urbanity and industry had gained him many friends and opened to him a bright future. Many regrets will follow him to the tomb. A Cuskce Diswissepy.—Mr. L 8. Lloyd, a King street merchant, doing business near Royal street, was before the mayor this morn- | charged by Emma Hall with having seduced ber from the puth of virtue. Mr. Lloyd is about seventy years of age, with a family. Miss Hail is about twenty-three years of age and a resident of Fuirtax county. She was clerk in Mr. Lloyd’s store last summer, and she alleges that the seduction took place last July. Mr. 5, G. Brent appeared for Mr. Lioyd and Justice May sat with Mayor Downham to hear the case. Miss Hall admitted that she | had accused other persons aud that she had | sought to get money from Mr. Lloyd to take cure of her unborn child. The charge was dis- missed. Mr. Lioyd has an excellent reputation for uprightuess and piety, and he usuaily con- ducts the Free Methodist services at the fail. Norgs.—The supervisors of the county met yesterday, J. S, Carbett in the chair, An order was made for consultation with the city author- ites in reference to the bridge over Hooff’s run. The board adjourued autil January.— A colored reading room has been opened on Gibbon and St. Asaph streets by tue Douglas association.—H. KR. Field has been chosen re- gent of the Royal Areanum of this city. —The grange of northern Virginia, now holding its session here, has over thirty delegates in at- tendauce. ee Col. Dudley in Indianapolis. Col. Dudley has been in Indianapolis twenty- four bours and nothing has happened. Accom- panied by his fifteen-year-old son, he got off of | the Pennsylvania limited yesterday, looked | around in vain for anybody he knew and then | headquarters this morning and he stated that | Went to the station dining room, where he | ordered dinuer. Then he wok a street car for the new Denison hotel. A reporter met him at | the hotel entrauce end learued very quickly that an interview would not be granted. “i haven't anything to say to the public,” Was the colonel’s auswer to the first question. “It seems that y: are not afraid to come back to Indianapolis,” suggested the reporter. “Ido not kuow of auy reason in the world why I should be afraid to come back here,” was the reply. So far as the records show, Mr. Dudley was | correct in intimating that there was no reason | for apprehension on bis purt. At the United States marshal and clerk's office it was learned that no warrants were out, nor had there been, for the arrest of Mr. Dudley, Theg was a rumor that suother warrant issued today. 6 e——— i Ina hoger Se eeantoned eek just west of Coolidge, Kansas, &# herder Monday found the body of a men with @ bullet hole in the head and the body of a woman with her skull crushed. The bodies were recoguiaed as those of a man and woman who had passed through the town two weeks It is supposed they wore murdered for theif team, a -! woulw kets money he tters written by R, D. Mayne, who was romper buses attorney, and for that reason ‘Mr. Mayne is also charged ia the warrant being jointly responsible for the alleged libel- warrants were not legally served yester- fesse the alleged offense as charged isa fry ate on &e Shasotee 30 eS cae aa = = had with him was gone, Jack Turner, the negro who last week killed Motiey Williams, son of D. M. Williams, was bad wear G Ry, 3 v Gok WW. Gre, eae ee, ices nations! bank at Santa Fe, N. M., tnan of the republioen tercliorial sass tiene A strike of the PS nga a fas workers in Lon- TWO FEMALE SHOP LIFTERS. Arrested With Stolen Goods Worth More Than $1,000 in Their Possession. ‘Today was a busy one at police headquarters. Two women, alleged to be the cleverest female shop lifters who ever operated here, were under arrest and goods found in their posses- sion estimated to be worth more than $1,000 were on exhibition. All the morning there was ® continual stream of merchants going into and out of the detective office, looking at the goods for the purpose of identifying them. The women are entire strangers to the police here, but it is evident from their investigation, the officers say, that the prisoners are adepts in their business, A HINT FROM BALTIMORE, The detectives first learned through their chief, Inspector Swindells, that the women were in this city, Inspector Swindells received a letter from Baltimore yesterday giving him the information and s partial description of the women, The i tor detailed Detectives Raff and Carter to investigate the t. The officers visited several hotels and finally located the women at the Howard house. They regis- tered there as “Mrs, Clark and friend, Phiia- delphia." When the officers arrived at the hotel the females had gone ‘‘shopping” and the officers waited several hours for their return. It was nearly 4 o'clock when the women reached the hotel, 6 detectives FOLLOWED THEM TO THEIR ROOM, and Mr. Raff said: “Good afternoon, Mrs. Thomas,” “You are mistaken, sir,” said one of them. “You are speaking to the wrong person.” They were both fairly loaded down with ds. They denied that they had ever been in Baltimore, but when closely questioned they admitted that they came over on the 9:40 train the night before, and one of them asked: “What of it?” “Where are you from?” questioned the officers. “It's none of your business,” answered one of them, ‘‘and we don’t intend to tell you.” WANTED TO BUY THE DETECTIVES OF! “What do you want to show us up for?” ono of them asked. ‘Here's two sealskin coats,” she said, “Each of you take one for your wife and we will leave the town.” They were then placed under arrest and taken to police headquarters, where one of the lice matrons searched them. Each had a ‘alse pocket in her dress and there was a slit in the dress through which the stolen goods could be put. When searched scme handkerchiefs were found secreted under one of their dresses, and each had an empty flour sack which they used to put their plunder in. STOLEN GOODS OF VALUE IN THEIR POSSESSION. Among the goods found in their possession were two seal skin coats, large pieces of costly silk,valuable diamonds, jewelry, handkerchiefs, laces, &c. One of the coats, worth $400, was identified as having been stolen from Stine- metz’s store on Pepnsylvania avenue. Four irs of diamond earrings were identified as aving been stolen from Harris & Shafer’s, and two diamond pins that were taken from Galt’s jewelry store. Some of the dry goods were identified as having been taken from Lans- burgh’s store, while there is some that still re- mains unidentified. WANTED IN ROCHESTER. Detective Connor of Rochester was at police the women were wanted in Rochester for steal- | ing two lace shawls. There was one lace shawl | among the goods recovered, j OBJECTING TO HAVING THEIR PICTURES TAKEN. | Mr. Campbell Carrington, attorney for the | prisoners, interviewed his clients this 1aorning, | As their counsel, he advised them not to allow | their pictures to be taken for the rogues gal- lery. ‘The officers went with the women to Nephew's photograph gallery, but on account of their resistance the photegraper was unable to obtain good likenesses of them, ‘ LOCKED UP, The women were finally taken back to the first precinct station this afternoon and locked | up. They gave their names at Katie Friday | and Sarah L. Lewis, The former is about thirty years old and the latter iy ten years her senior, Both are neatly dressed. Their every | action indicates that they ars not novices. as | they claim every logal right that an ordinary | lawyer could think of. ss Real Estate Matters. R. A. Golden has bought for $17,835.20 of H. J. Gray subs 45 to 56, square 551, 241 by 90 feet | on Q between Ist and 3d streets, and lot 285 | square 652,90 by 100 feet, corner Q and lst | streets northwest, Charles re haa bought of P. G. Michner for $6,486.45 lots 7 to 24, square 2, und 1 to 6, square 12, Long Meadows, | A deed was recorded | Pocnae from Helen | Reddock to John H, Walter on the following | property: Original lot 10 in square 864; original lots 1, 2, 6 aud 7 in square 8¥3; original lots 11 | to 15 in square 895; original lots 1, tana 13 to | 16 in square 916; original lots 1. 2 and 10 to 15 and 20 in square 939; original lots 1, 2 and 11 to | 16 in square 962; original lots 8 to7 in square | 964; all of square 966; original lots 17 to 23 1n | Square 990; original lots 5 to 18 in square 1017; original lots 12 to 18 in square 1018; all of | square 1045; original lots 1, 3, 5 and 7 iu square | east of square 1025; original lots 11 to 23 and 27 tu 32 in square 1043; original lot 1 in square 1044; original lots 1 and 18 in square 1046; original Jot 12 in square 1060; original lots 11 to | } 16 in square 1061. Mr, Walter then executes a | deed of trust to John Kidout and James Lowndes as trustees, to secure J. Augustus Taylor $100,000 on the above-named property. ———— Delegates to the National Assoctation. The builders’ exchange of this city have elected the following as delegates to the an- nual convention of the nutional association of builders, which will be held in St, Paul Janu- ary 27: Thos. J. King, Joseph Fanning and E. J. Hannan; alternates, Capt. L. A. Littlefield, H. A. Jones and Chas. Schneider. The delo- gates will join those from other cities in this Vicinity and will go to St, Paul in a train to bo known as the builders’ special. Home Mission Society. - The quarterly meeting of the Women's Presbyterial tome mission society of the pres- byterg of Washington city was held in the Church of the Covenant this morning, the | president, Mrs. Hamlin, presiding. Receipts for the quarter amounting to $911.65 were re- { ported, together with three boxes sent to! schools and missionaries in the west and thirty- | two blue cloth cloaks to the Loa of Miss | Kelley's school in Sitka valued at $267.39. | After the usual report Dr, Dorchester, super- intendent of Indian schools. addressed the Meeting on the subject of Indian education. | He said Indians are uow ripe for education and civilization, Mrs. Dorchester also addressed the meeting. giving some practical ideas cou- cerning the enlightenment of the Indians, ———— Criminal Court Notes. Wm. Butler, colored, charged with house- breaking at the dwolling hoase of Wm. Price, October 22, was tried iu the Crimiaal Court this morning (Mr. R, Ross Perry for defendant) and a verdict of not guilty was fouad—the not leaving the box. jur; Harry Lippett, for falso pre tenses in obtain- ing 30 dozen eggs by representing himselt as W. H. Nash in Aagust last, plead gaity aad sentence was suspended during behavior, sasha Henao, THE CUURTS. Cmcvrr Court—Judge Moi I Yesterday—Thompson agt. Barber Ross; betore reported; verdict tor plaintiff for 450; no judgment. ‘Ihompson agt. Barber & Kowa; motion to file | seal of statute of Limitation over- ruled; verdict for defendant. Lane et al. agt. Baldwin; stricken trom calendar, Equiry Court—Judge Cox. Yesterday—McKenna agt. McKenna; sale finally ratified. Latrobe agt. McKew; time to take testimony extended to thirty days. Penne- baker agt. Pennebaker; reference to auditor. Beach agt. Beach; Frederick W, Jones ap- pointed trustee, vice Hitemuller. At Foneperyess N.Y., the Rev. J. R, Ken- drick was found dead in bed by the side of bis wife yesterday morning. Mr. Kendrick was at one time president of Vassar college aud was widely known. The South Dakota state university has ex- tended acallto Dr. William R. Harper of Yale to fill the presidency, made vacant by Dr. Olsen's un: death in the Minneapolis 7ri- bune disaster, Two negroes who attempted to vote tissue ballots at Danville, Va., at the recent election have been fined €20 and sent to jail for six mouths, It is thought that State Senator Basil B. Gordon, chairman of the Virginix democratic committee, will not be able to uttend thu pres ent session of the legislature on account of poor health. Early, one of the negroes who took sg large portion of Rocky Mount, art ani ge pork Roky Maun, be hanged. He confessed and implicated three A fund is being raised to build a practice for the base ball team at Princeton, WASHINGTON, D. C., iW WANTED--HELP. Ww ANTED—BOYS, z W ated | OOMEDIATENY x a _WoMap\ Wiesner Housework; 4 at. nw. AT O! NEAT, TIDY < F west et aw gets WAXZED-OOMPETENT SECOND GIRx; COL mended “Apply at 2018 Ov ee be Sal Bera W3STED-4 Good, PLAIN COOK Wait! Colored Stas: Catholic: preferred. Vormontava bets it'and Shirt Maker, 906 F # bw. ; ANTED—-TWO WHITE WUMEN: OE Td id the other to do chamber family; one other servant. Apply at 1614 Be M12-3t WANTED WOMEN COOKS, 610 to 675; CHAM- aay aside, Nurmce aud Laundressea, it city oF 3 Wait vers or Farn: 3 Ce Gooks. ‘SAME A. CUOMB», 96 Fat. piety y ANTED—DRIVEK! is TO $12 PI WEEK; White and Colored ti b- : ind Rest per month; hreme: to ers. $5 to ®12 per ‘week: week; Clerks, $5 to $12 per week; Sal # ree of 20 per week. Employers supplied fi Foliable help of every kind, Afale ‘and areal steve Eid GUARANTEE EMPLOYMENT CO, _ab-6t* ¥12 Est ow. ANTED—CHAMBER MAiDS, COOKS, WAIT- ressea, Dish Washers, Lawn: Child Nurses, and General Housework Girls can bere Secure First Clase Situations with Highest Wages, GUAKAN!EE EMPLOYMEN £ Co., #12 E at, nw. ay-4t* | WASTED TEACHER WITH GOOD REFER- ences, desiring immediate Employment, onere her services TEACHER, 10 am. to 4 p.m, 1331 N st. 0. for a Home and Smuli Salary. Address 12.3% WY tists with Soereae ee Pa BS COO ly, wi ference, at o at Rhode'Teiand ave. itt ANTED — INFANT'S NURSE, WITH EXPERI- eiice and good references. from 1010 12, 1GSI Massacliusctionves APPLY fr0m 10 10.43 ANTED—A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN AS Cook aud Lauudress fora Small Family. Refs euices required.“ Appiy 1710 Conuecticut ave, 41% ANTED—A COMPETENT, TIDY COLORED Woman, to Cook, Wash wud Iron for # family of three adults! “Best references required, “103 x st Dw, a WANTED eo Te at TO oe TO Corres ween and hy T.B. GARE jth. ie W ANTebD—Ai Ceres 2Y EXPERIENCEDSALEB- Indica. Applyatsi7 7thst. nw. tt ANTED—ERRAND BOY, ABOUT TWELVE 0B UN, 404 2.’ i Witten yeart, Dr, LEI ANTED—A GROCERY CLERK; ONE WHO UN- Gerstands cutting meats; must be sober and Tigik {OF his employer's intereeta, Address LX. Star o WANIED-A SETTLED COLORED Woux Cook, wash and Iron: must stay at night; city references required Apply 1419 Q st u.w., between 10 and 12 a.m, Cheeta ANTED-A CLEKK, WHO WHITES A GOD Haud,is a good Accountant and who understands Double-eutry Boukkeepiug thoroughly; sate w. first-class references required. Address COMPET tur office, all _ WANTED—HOUSES. v trie A 2-STORY BRI HOUSE; ‘2D—T0 Pappy tS. from §: Sig fo mossy: late price, location, size of MAX, Star office. brit ‘H. WARNEL & ree” = 916 F st. ANTED—FOR Ga‘ USTOMELS Si. W Beven Horm brick tordhwent ection: ¥3000: ‘sized lot aud be in good naiten. must have fair GEO. F, GRAHAM, 1319 F at. WANTED—ROOMS. enon eee SS WANTED TWo FURNISHED ROOMS FOR light housekeeping for lady and two little «iris and nine ) i office, on Madre oN tai, Asi D—BY A LOONG MAS, A KOOM IN A dares Ww private ta tly weet of 1Uth at nw. Ay Box 16< Star ottice? diz #b—EVERY DAY, FURNISHED AND UN- fur. Kouns in all parts of city. Ouc busiuess ad- Vertixed all the time, Servants furnished free. KOUM RENTING PAKLUAS, 711 G st. v.w. 3-120" WANTED—LOTS. HAVE A CLIENT WHo WILL PAY Lot westof 14ih at, DAVID b. STONE, seven AN cas fo 806 F st.nw. WANTED MIS JSELLANEOUS ANTED—HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNI- ture; also Store Fixtures aud Stocks of Merchau- dine of all kinds, AC. WINSLU: d12-1a 7th st, WaAdtEDCASH PAID FOR HOUSEHOLD AND Office Furniture ; also :utive Louselioids, Stocks all kinds. of Me ALBEIT. 408 10t alz-iw? WANED Ts GOVERNMENT, CLERK, 1EMPO- Tarily ewibarressed, will «ave cent a wont fora loan of @30;wecurity made satialactory, Address Box 163, star otlice. a1z-3t* WATER NEY, CONTINUE PAYING KENT? $100,000 to loun in sums to aut, to partics de- siring to own their own homes; principal returned im mail monibly payments, 6 per cent luverest, PAUASTEMDAY & HALDEMAN, BE eatin wenindl BS 9 ANTE! AL CARTS AND HARNLSS; WILL also buy Horses ur Mules if cheap. Address CASH A, Starofiice. av ANTED—EVERY ON Pavlery, 460 kennay otos. $3 per dozen. withelildren, LAKDN: 229-1 W Ad LED FIEKPROOF SAFE; BEIGHT ABOUT 60 inches; state where can be secu, doscripuon aud lowest cash price, Address W.1E., star oftice. TOCALL AT 1HESTAR vanis uve, Fine Cabinet bxirs sittings free. Success EK Operator, trou New Xork. WANIED-ALL TO KNOW T AM SELLING Kanges, Cook, Farlor aud Office Stoves at uctual cost, Call for Vurgains at 64 = BW. av-Ut* . |. BAU. Ty IGHEST CASH Prices for Second-hand Furniture, Carpets ond Feathers. Entire Huusebuide » specialty. Address 210 7th at, ow. az W ANTED—CITY CIGAR SALESMAN; ONE WHO has had previous experience in selling to the scat Seater ues rite, < w yang toy ed cigar etnployer, references aud salary ex; Greas EXPEULED, Bat office peraii-dt ANTED—A YOUIH TO LEARN THE DRUG Dusmoss; references. Apply 10th aud 4 ste. WANTEDTAN ENERGETIC MAN, WELL AG. Quainied in the ciy,whocan bring firet-cluss refereuces, to represent the Si ‘Lite aud Acci~ dent Insurance Co. in this city, Address N. TUNGUL, 8 South Holliday at, Baltimore, Md, WAStED= Tyo TIN AND S8H.ET IRON Workers, Apply to JOUN SHUGHRUE, 1103 ‘7th at. uw, all- ANIED—A GOOD TUTOK IN LATIN AND Greek; Yale graduate preferred, Address box 120, star office, ail-2t WaAndieD [A WHITE MAN IN PRIVATE FAM iy to Take Charge of Furnace uud Make Hiuseli Useful; mus have sume kuowledxe uf waiting. ADDLY 1503 New Hawpsuire ave. WASTED-A Box Wo ing a Job Press. Appl. WANIEDCIMMEDIATEL\—a WOMAN COMPE- tent to Cook, Wash and Irou; city retereuces re- quired; must stay niguts, B. ¥. LEIGH LON, 708 Dissaachusetts ave. n. 1 | Warrepsa ti GARTRELL &, 815 7th st, Heating Stoves and Kauges at ow pric _ alot NEGATIVE REiOUCHEK Al kice'S: a10-3t G LADIES, 500 WHITE AND COLORED Couks,* 0 Lifant Nurse, white; Cuamberuaids, ity,’ Mary aud and Puiudel stored.) BURNBAM'S, 1110 Lw. 07-64" W ANLED-HOUSE WOMEN, CHAMBERMAIDS, VW Boys, Girls aud Sober Men for ail Dasiuess. jeauohs prepared for Government positions, INTRELIGENCE UFFIOR TT Gat nw. ad-100 OLOSED LADY CANVAweEK» FOR Installuent House Address M.H.B., eh of- fice. WANTED — STUDENTS | IN BOOKEERPING, Arithmetio, Sort Hund ang Writing | Civil Ser- Vice examiuatuous a speciaity. Profeasioual teachers; 6 to p.m. ; 12 lessous; $0 1 advauce, 1014 Bt st 2. NTE! D ORE'S EMPLOYME: Peau. conducied ty ladies, Men and Wouer., white amd colored, jor all kinds uf aumestic labor, city aud With references. newoved to 70Y Lat. u. w. ANIED-WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, Walters, Drivers, Coachmen Nuraes, Mai Firet-clauss Servaute. with Guod NeW NATIONAL EMPLUYMENTOFEL aw. W ANTED_SALESMEN AT ONCE—A FEW GOOD Men to Se:l Our Gyods by Bauple to the whole sale aud retail trade. “We ure the largest manurac- turery iu our Line in the word, siberal salary paid. AMonvy advanced for wages, ud- For fuli terme address CENTENNIAL must, Ohio, Ga, 0:7 Lath J 4 4 oc26-7w* ‘eTHIALELE position, Vertiaiug, & MEG, Co-, Chicago, ILL, or Ch DY-#LUStDoUt WASTEL=1 WISH TO EMPLOY 4 FEW LADIES ou Salary to Take Charge of wy Business at Tuer Humes; cutirely Unvbjectionable; light; very fasci- hating aud wealthtul, uo taliink required; perinauent Rpegaerieg Wages, €10 per week iu advance; pay or part ime; uly’ references. include some of the Lest Well-known people ut Lousvilie, Cluciiuat, Ptteuung: isewhere. Address, with stulnp, Mrs. MARLON Eh, 41h abd Chestnut ats, Louisville, hy oy as PROF. CHRIST- N atioual Tailor syste, with Je oF taje luesstre alone, as all ecientitic WANTED CHEAP GKOUND IN” EXCHANGE ior ® New Fiano at #500 or a Steaus echt at 3,00U; both are iu perfect order. BA Only, 730 .W WARTED — WICKER, FANCY AND LEATHER Chuise to decorste m Ox. silver. Etruscan, Blue andGoid Freuch Euawel Also large Murror i Taues, Statuary Sud Stucco, Exhibit work at YUd # st nw. <A WASTEDIIRY SCKIBNER BEST BUITER- ine. “iubie Goods, 2Uc. per pouud. Cooking, arrun| ic. per poun hot to get strous (like butter does) ior one month, or money reiunded. NB SDou't take anything that te ° just as which ts for sale ouly by Wal. C" BCuL. $2Y, 330, Couter Market (Middle of Fish Aisle), ws Uk PORTLAITS LO MAKE IN ater Colors und Pastels; as a Christus gut Swtsfuction guaranteed, Speciuens at Lzth at. uw. Seribuer's,” or “all he eayse ting," bu Nig + nothinx 1 eo appropriate or so long remembered. Vy ANTED- LIFE INS TRANCE MON BENS: PLAN— FRANKLIN MUTUAL RELILE ASSOCIATION of Wasuington, D.C, A Home Instituuion—incorporated March 29, 1878. Deuih usseasments: $1.10 for vil members, $1,0uU Fu Beneficiary Uyou Deatu oi alember, Only $7 deaths muce orguuiz.uion. DAML. C. MILLS, Eaq., President, For further information spply to J. BUKDcN SMITH, Secretary, Southeast corner 4th aud G sts. LW. opposite ew Pension building. eel? Sun Ww HOKSES TO KEEP. KEEPING Winter aud Sumer » Specialty. Suruer Lox FRICE’S ptubles, 311 Gtk stp.w. Fer 7th & ules irom city, Terms $10 per month, } oc J- $m" ON THE COM- rosd, HY, CLAKK, Sligo, Md. We 7#2- Bonet TO WINTER AT GEN. F. Beal ck Farm. 5 and Feed 's Stoc Horses taken out au Horses a speciality the yeur aro} 10 aed ti secular inguire of G.C. DUNO, Larfenty, ‘Hay Scales, cor. 10th * ANTED—EVERYBODY SUFFERING FROM bmoky Chima Know that 1 tee to hem or No Tatrobes ade to month. returned, und. For par- at tuna, or KB and La ave, and DANTE, #e19-Gm * MPET CLEANING AND 14131 3 Wage ete e feathers renovated, Mat- ty Bieawed, aud Moths Le- Kenuyating Works: russes. stuyed. FELYOUNGS, 1402 Fe. av. Telephone 1008-2 ay’ msde over, Furniti LOST _AND FOUND. OsT—} MBEL 30, IN BALTIMORE AND Potomac depot, Lady's tial’ Gold Watch and Jhain, Au stupie reward if huder seuds address to Mrs. C. EDWAKD GRAHAM, 414 4. Carry st., Hai more. al2-3t* LOSS. 28 STOLENS LAST THURSDAY Frost 19th st. n.w., Pointer Gyp; white, with dark brown spot on bead’; cus tad; month old. Liberal re- ward ifruturned. S)4o0r 512 19th al 2st O8T— MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, A FLOWER Breast Piu, eet with sival! Diawouds; vaiued by Owner a8 a memoir. jeward Ly addressing Mrs, KOMEKO, 12 hast 1ownseud st, buitimore, it S1RAYED—FROM 49 1 S!. N.W, LARGE PUG 3S Dog answering to Lame of Daiidy” Howard sven Ai revurned to above nunuver. Petty . OUND—A PURE CO: money, Uwner call Lb property. C.F. 1., star offi LOST xIHE SALIONAL THEATER O# Pos- Nibly in Peuusy lvaniu avenue cers, Spectacles with SMALL SUM OF the ‘same by proving ty W ASDEDIA SoLADY AND RELIABLE Coi- ofed Mau desires 4 situation us Cock or Under Waiter in a Hotel or Box ding House; « an we havita, Please cull at once wt av Fie! W {NTED=G0 To DICK'S AGENCY FOK COUKS, Laundress, Housemsida, Waitress, Nurwes, Couch: men, Butlers aud) Houseme k Maids, with city references, Wier asad Sitdation as Senet Telerences given. Appiy L421 Oth st. nw. WwW ANTED—AT HEADQUAKTEKS— POSITION fur Cooks, Chamber Maid. Waitress, Laundress ani Nurses, Seamstress; Men Waiters, Couks, Coachwen, Butlers. ‘L A. COOMBS, 921 zt D—EMPLOYEKS SUPPLIED FREE with Keliable Help of Every Kind, uae Call or w ite, GU As. 12 Estow. doa ANTED—POSITION AS CLERK IN LAW office st moderate salary by youug man: uuex- noed, DUt With highest testimonials as to Chursc- type writer aud owns machi , ELLIGEN) id &eruall fai ale-3i* BY AN, HE ERIENCED. ‘NIGHT rt : best of refe ‘Call addressed to J.M., 926 ot ‘3 SS TED—BY YOUNG 8WIS8 UNDERS' tide French sud German lngunaee sean OG English sufficiently. as Butler or Waiter iv ke Private Family. A 3.8, care 2,8. W ‘huss Hoare ie to take chunge able tion of youu oulldren: tun aise teach Prete’ osaae charge 61 houselioid, Seat En Oe =a ‘Address L.k., btar office, * D Wa sires's Fosition Btar office. LADY, CONVENT BRED, FI te bi 411-2 EX: ERIENCED STENOG! Titer, 0" after the 2th inst. "Agdes OSL. $e alii a -e ANTED — BY A_ MID) a y ti DLE-AGED WHITE WASTED A iQaN IAB BAY, Era M.A.S., L402 Corcoran st. dl 1-20* tion. 4 ot dh a SS WwW ANTED_SPIUATIONS sitions, er WAIT? BS, strpos lesbain ibe Soni ok ae cia, oni Me Hae SPECIALTIES, sot act RA- MoM, RSDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1899, | ROe RENT—AT. 1235 MASSACHUSETTS — ___ FOR RENT—ROOMS. OR RENT—GENTLEMEN ONLY. Tw ‘acuisbed Rooms; best small pri- wate deuaiy rent ‘address & RENT-SUNNY, UN, KNISHFD Uspitel. Cail at 117 2. ROOMS, st. ae. from 10 am 4i2-3° POR REN ST. Ray Sh hp NW. DOUBLE PaR- 3s Sours eoen grate fire; nicely furnished; On preaises 612" RENT—ONE MEDIUM SIZE NEATLY FUN. shed oom: second story. 816 12th et cor of “tat N.Y. ave. F828, REST —FURNISRED -DESTRABLE OoM- inunicating Kooms, en suite or single, with first- class Board, in private famiiy; on line cars. Bath, bot SB) cold wal Reasonable terme Referen. ox changed 1607 7th st. uw. i3- OR woghyony tod ELEGANILY tgs ng on fw z eu ‘us con to beappreciated, Private fasnlly. Fea 13h at Ww bs Fo RENT—ROOMS—FURNISHED AND UNFUR- nished, inciuding Pleasant Parlors apd Hail with large closet; south front, very central Good Board in house. ‘Trau-ient accorau.0- ated. Call atter Yo'ciock, 11Z1 Ist. uw. a1 2-at® FRE BENTSTWO Booms BACK ON SECOND wor; suitabl for light housek Also a Apply 608 13th Small Koom front on third for. uw. *. {OR RENT—FUKNISHED OR UNFURNISHED y secund fluor, Also Suite + ommo- 1Wo NICELY PURN with first-class voard; required. 1416 Nat. E28 RENT-THREE UN for Luh: Housekeeping, mod. imp, at 25 W.; second floor; same furnished on third Boor erences; within square of peusio office, FOR, BERTOWITH BOARD, | NiCE hished Koums; southern exposure; 515 F et. uw. )OR RiENT-CONGRESSMEN AND OTHE Biivetret-cinee Rooms win Bemaca: 13: Fok RENTS THD STORY FRONT ROOM IN “central location. 1389 Get now, dlz3t TOR RENT—1 WO FURNISHED OOMS ON SEC- nd Floor; references exchanged. 61{ South Car olla ave. cy e dba JOR . EXT—TO ADULTS ONLY, TWO VE ¥ DE- sirable i:oous, one furnished or both uufurni-hed. Lstnw. az JOK RENT—707 81H ST. U eon Muurd floors turish ‘OR RENT—707 11TH ST. NW. Fi First Floor Buite, -with open grate and heat, aud second-floor Front Aicove Room. OR RENT—1016 151H ST. N.W., FUKNISHED Kouus, en suite, on first and tuird floors, with board: ceutral jocation, uear Arlington and Nor- maudie trausients accommodated, dl 23° R CATING, NICBLY Furnished Third-foor Kooms; bath on same foor; 1347 Lat nw. 1 Fe KENT VERY DESTKABLE second fluor; handevinely furnished; orn) table board in private family ; se. : Teferencesexchanged. KUST & a i-3t {OK KENT—1110 L 8ST_N.W, SEVERAL FINE Large i.oome, singly 0 en suite; furmshed or un- furnished; suitable for members or others: no chil- dren, ‘Lube board a specialty. dll-oim* Fe. RENT—1W V PRI rge oom on parlor floor to wentlemen. .erms reasonable. Would have au op- portunity ‘of ug Freuch 14U8 Yth st nw, ROK RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Rooms, front anu back ; water, &c.; pleasant loca- tion; rent reasonable to good tenant. 211 1336 #! aw. u.W,, large third-story Front Room; southern ex- posure; Suitable for two gentlemen. Lerus reasonable fo permauent parties, diese JOR KEN1—1345 LST. —-DELIGh TFU sunny and elegantly Furnished Parlors aud hoot; folding bed: evecy moderu convenience; cou- Veuenient 0 the principal hotels and 14th st. cars, -3t" Nw JOR RE 225 NEW YORK AVE.—ONE LARGE Furnished, Sunny, Front Koom, third Soor; also Farlor aud Bed Room, 'secoud floor; ceutrally loc reasonable rent, ‘ali. Fes — LARG! HANDSOMELY nished Parlor apd Bed koom Boor, with heat and gas Koow on tuird floor. 343 aL 1-3" [Ok BENT ITHK NEWPORT, 1401 MA setta ave., corner of 14th st. ‘location, appointweuts uusurpassed. Couducced ‘b; KOBLNDON, from Newport, RL 2 JUK KENT—1409 RHODE ISLAND AVE—TWO, wijoining, on second Front bed e. LW, ‘also one Lary Penusyivania av ibree or Four Unturnished Second-story soume: bath same Boor; Sime location: no houge- Creer south front; keeping.” JOR RENT—U uicating Kooms, single or en sur second floor; mod. with bath, on ; near care and herdics, Ceu- rivate family ; ght house- 3 Feferences exchanged. dli-3e* keeping if desired. uo c S21 New Jersey ave. nw. OR RENT—CHARMING APARTMEN OF eb suite; southern expusure, cen! rooms Without extra charge. 6UY E st. n. Foe BEAT EWe coma nicely furni ern exposure preferred; div-3t* private family. st aw. BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED AND Koows. Hotels, Boarding nouses, are registered at KUOM KENJING PARLUKS, Informe- on free 711 G st_n.w. as. 1707 PENNS: LVANIA A W.. partment newly aud nicely furnished, en suite or single; -econd fluur, very desirable; tormeriy occupied turee yours by Admiral hodyers of tue mavy. d10-3t* OR KENT—FUKNISHED KOO.8 IN house, second floor, alcove in frout root, lane closets, furnace heat, electric Lely und souking babes; ‘yuu 10-30" convenient to avenue cars. ik wt Ww FUK. | FOR_RENT -STORES. KEN. — BOOM 431 71M Sy. Bw RP SpdOaN a Gah A tiara on Fike ee {OR ReNT—STORE 408 [OTH BT. NW, POS I) ; DaVis' CORR, B01 Pesinayivante See “ahchen rom 1521 Fest, FOR SALE—LOTS ENT STABLE IN KE foome for cosciman. 4i1-3t HERNo» & RRM = sew st. aud Massachusetts ave.; three “= FOR RENT—STABLES. stalls. room for nn 7 Pt ne. oR RENT. SVpB Rows weer closet and Fe . BOF 1516 LST, « ‘ M .s Pr osepest ABLE, JUST OFF 17TH . stalin, lenge an BLALL BKUWN & U., F028, SALE BARGAINS POUR GOOD BUILDING Lots on Ist between & aud L 1.200 each ; co ouly two pom the ‘fteol, only 1,200: pretitest lot ou Capitol Hull only equare from the Capiwl, $1.25 per foot are Parts of squares in eastern wrctions of the city. CHAKLES W HAND Eevate, 921 F ot ———— . #300 gO. phere 252150, Princetun ot, 8675. GLO. FL 19 F xt, 2 JOR SALE-ECKINGTON LOTS ECKINGTON IS THE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS OF THE NOWAHEAST Without exception ECRINGTO.. is the most besutt- fui ie ever made in the possessiug onl the best facilities and vest city tmprove- ments of every desc iption, includimg BLk 1 KIO LicuTED STRtEIS AND ‘HOUSES. The choicest ‘pextravaant homes in the city will be in BCRING- TON. The prices now -re wuc oan wul be asked next spring, There is profit in BCHINGLUN beth in hom features and in ve seme, Better thay three-fourtus of the operty that bw ra SOR SALE— A Wide Frontage—71 fect—on Mass ave. and 16ch; ill divide af desired, em: all-at 1304F Ck LOT IN Le DROIT Pal Fe. SALE—CHi 505130, ou Linden st.. Svc. per foot Lor 2 Bock 36. Columbia Heghis, SA AL BAKB i COm Bth sud F. 411 3t JOR SALE—ON 10TH ST. BETWEEN K AND S Oy; this is « bay at sts. ow, 8 Pipe Lot 50ai 2 CaLMbais © ¥ . SALE—MOST PROMINENT CORNER Ol PENSSILVANIA AVE. FOR BUSINESS AND FLAIS. Conveulent to Goverument Depertments, hotels, theaters, ail street cars apd U, SikiGen & Li 411-6 Fe Jey aud an S-foot aide alley fow of bricks; price 60 conte por so. if taken at emce, dtreet paved, water, gas, sewer, . REILUE, Gis F stew diese JOK SALE-10 LOTS ON i ae Yi it ground ib Dorthwest; J4x133 wo Isig-fovt alive . 00 lStastow veer KL ave, Bard we ig-gess ile * bear ist nw, Boxids Get war 10th «1, ea lel t Al 1 A. WILSy. 410-6t Room 2,1 ireuct's lua. Co. Buihiue Foe ACE ris g i ise Beantits Basic Suit, 4270.4.56 , LOOxL YO. cap & 1 ‘Georma ave and 12th ®e,, 77,000 ag. TL... 27 19th ber. Land Mow. Sua90, aud 4 frames” Ofer Wanted. K bet Si and 4440., 505102, and Sframes. Offer wa We invite a visit to examine our list 47-78 Fe SALE—CHUICE Lois IN “WASHINGION Hewlits,”” at Le bead of 1Vth st; no Quer site im the District. Ww. P. DUONG, 1003 F et a.w. d7-Ot | rok Bani —BY FisH & MiLLex, 1213 F si. 2. between Ver- ‘ul resideuce or three Bne houses, all froutiug on lowa circie, no Waste ground aud wide p Ubree sides of lot. Cheap to prompt purchaser, 5 Dawe SALE—BY Fini & MILLEK, 1214 F sT. aw, % Most Besuuful building Lot on Vermont . between P and Q sts., esr sows circle; 24x00; 10 toot alley on siue, no Waste ground sud locetion uu awed in clus city, price 08 per it: very cheap. {OR SALE—BY FISH & MILLER 1219 F sT. u.w., that Very Besutitul Building Site on 13th | between'N aud O ats, dows cir le, 19.7x 125 wo SO it. alley; this’ lot bas 23 ft parking in cated 1b the most detig city; isofered tors few days wuly at a very low price, aaert (OK SALE—46 DiSIKABLE BU | EP fronting Maryiaud ave, Pando ste | Rew subdivision Ly security luvestwent Co. Low ese Sere, Ca for plata” MOLACHLEN & | BALCHELDER, 1215 F at, uw. ay-7t JOR SALE— HE FOLLOWING Viui veo able Lote im the choicest jocauion in the mortin &t reasonable prices: 4 1, ava bet. 16uh DH. ave. between & alley. a Coun. av, near Hat 23100 {, w alley. 8 Also several aud Whoie Squares in bortheast: part of the city trum Sc. up: 6-220 S.C. UILL. corner 8th and F sta, (QE SALEGOOD LOT ON 8 st. Nese NEW ire wve.; 2 out pees pine per toot. WiLtu as Horuewto 307 Pst uw. we [}G2 SALE FLEGANT LOT AT COR oF Conca bia red and Miutwoud place. Also some very fue Low adjoining at woderate price. These lutsare availe able for immediate uuprovement, having watce, gua, sewer vear bp, Corie se, sidewalks lnid ‘aud roadway Minette aed ALEK ® KULHEKPORD, 1507 Fat Bett {OR sENT—1720 0 ST. N.W., TWO LARGE COM- wUuicatiug Rooms; southern exposure; good howe table: one equare west of War aud Navy Departments, ty Rh REST WELLE URNISHED SECOND STORY Kou, south; foluing beds; buard if w.e- sired; rei vate tuuutly 2215 Ls uw. "do. Por SANT FUR- KENT—ONE GE Z nished Frout Kuom; suialer rovins, two in room with $35; other roowe $1.25 per week, YOR 12h st, u.W., one square from two lines cars. di0-3t' Foe, BEN 086 Ket 3 NEWLY FUR- uished, Seversi dingie Looms for Gentlemen. Double Parlors with Hall conus aguante m SOR RENT—1605 15TH ST., TWO FURNISHED or Cuturuished Bed Kooms, én suite, also Parior ond Hail wom: af desired; suitable for M. G. Us OK K.NT-1315 MASS. AVE. N.W,, FUt- nished, iwo Suites Fine Large Kooms utbern exposure; with alcoves and large closets; First-class ard if desired. OK RENI—HANDSOME, Y FURNISHED ROOMS: near cupitul,eu suite ur siuxie; briwbt, cheerful end supu: able tor Mc bust Capitol (0K KENT—HANDSUMELY FURNISHED Rooms, with excellent board at 1471 K st. Two Deuehilu. Dulles ur Couxressiua ; ano ee Avous Tor weuticmen, dv-2w* 3 ting. ome Ina ‘urulsbed mi vluas Circle, southern exposure; mod.couvenleuces; references, 1311 al st. nw. £ Ok RENT—033 6 ST. aj-lw* N.W., HANDSOMELY DB “Furuiaued Paries and Roouis tn suite or siucle, mudway Let. Lreasury alu Luverior Dep ts.. sou.bern +x,osure; sccupied ist sess.ou by meuvery of Cou ‘ress. aj-im with’ grate fires; every Couventenc 3s. or others; with or without board Patterns aud materialy cut wud instruc- | Goll Coaie aud Clasp. Will the fluder please vend to aven by Muue, S.J. MSD, wud L ot uw, | Str office = a? LoSte SATURDAY, ON 0 ST, BET. oTH AND Teward'i returned to Wik. LUDGAL S620 Oat Pe 2 : able reward ii’ returned to WM, LI by 929 U wt WANTED—SITUATIONS. _ | i%8 Fag D—BY ING WHITE GIEL PLACE O8T—$10 Rt WARD—A LADY'S GOLD OP! 5 cee ” of 3 wast juld chain, ature Waltilig: Dest references, Please call et 25uy I Weued. Plude® will please returu to. Fo aE -. | Vics, at Woodward & Lothrop's, aud receive | W NTiD—BY A YOUNG GIKL, STi UATION AS | wardot $10. ali a oe vee iisaen: rk Tie a Ly ee ie = —= T ren OF as Be@ustress Call for ture ds #, YU! < WOMAN'S ChidSiTAN HOLE, 3235 « We 1 PERSONAL / ANT EO—BY \ RELIABLE COLOKLD WOMA’ i E EXAMINATION NS W2Y a . IVIL-SERVICE EXAMINATION QU. SLI0NS oma’ Hluce to Clean Office, “Adi en) ud Auer oud tue ts 1°" = Sal V y ANTED—B A SETILID WOMAN, A 1O8I- Southwest cbr. bth aud K sts. new. v dow ina Private tumily wip; Wilendcavor _ i & WILL PAY “BIG to Hive setisfaetion. Address al.0.K., Star office, or First-class Becoud-band Clothing. Ad. Gress os call Lew A GOODRICH, ATTORNEY-A1-LAW, i24 DEAR- e born st, Chicao; ady Jeurg’ experience; business quietly and acted, at JUpib’s OLD biand, O1UD at amyl UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. Walliaius & Co. Comzaunications promy (ended to avd strictly coundeutial. Othice open all hoary Wal WILLIAMS, taoger, 26 4 at ew, my4-3m* COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. JOR SALE O8 EXCHANGE FOR CI1Y PROPERTY ~A Fine Farm of 160 Acres in Butler Co,, Kavsas, | kL ju, the county seat. a GHASL-APPLEMAN CO., a12-3t* 651 ¥ st. now. R SALE— Cypress Farm, in Virginia, containing 512. aflkes of ‘and on the Potomac river, nour its mouth, aud thie stream. “On the west aide ofthe tatu ‘ie Ci re Sitters creck, which has beca used. for’ plau oysters Phere is a Lag ot grep re of thuber and wood, the land capable uf pro- ducing lange eat Bud corn ald is suitable for qraziug farun js SUFTOU! within the v " he state of Vf ia ALY ove Understanding the Ofeter plauting could make & large revenue frum tet 1814 H stow. JOR SALE— ON BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. F Boxibo, at Wi.son idover sta.. $100. 0 acres, f yong road 3: i 2 Brame eT ; Bennings, 20 iis brine ican, etlup etre, G A WEE. a pauainey, eink a1 000 Os Lots B0x1 50, Sistine: boro! park: 140 ata, €10. tn) roved. sta. ; 50 besutifal tg oo re 4 oo : oud Ses [Oates Braet fr vaidhie Ed Joseph's ‘park. Rock creek w acre md ‘e val- iets FS SALE—AT by rN, Pals eous AND aid couaty toad int four ows" $20 perscre ¥e of 219 acres two from Spring- re and Lotomuc railroad, and 12 ~ ns She cues Saazed. as'Ge Roos Vena 18) Uenteal Nath Eee the farm | Ok RENT—1410 K ST, LANGE, ELEGANTLY ir : Bourd, en “suite of two or Sr asouaule : ‘Wruuebed looms with three or si«ly JBices, special vermis to sous vecupying duuble Lodme, Mrs... 918 F ST. ONE LARG' end ope Cummunicung loom, secund four, siuwly or weber, wih or without board; moderu ups, best and gas; pear state nent exter ence. a O8 BEN I—OOuNER D1l SI: AND MASSACHU- BP vets ive. Lance Nicely-furuisbed sccm ito rd; southern and easter exjwsure,; refereuces ex- ‘Lav.e buerd. 2 is o HONT Si floor. ; furuisbed oF uu- furiinved; n.gdern iuprovemenia: relereuces ex- changed, 1345 Net nw. coruer 14th. da-dw* Ure; private fatal care; best wtienuvn; JOR SALE—BY Fish & MILLER, 1215 F N.w.— A Besutiful Lot on Ooluubis eve., Meridian ‘Bull; fiuare #0; SuxL50; very cheap at 406 ; owner leaviue ty. SOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LUas aT South brooklaud, first station out ou Met. Branch Kis.; wear University wud adectric cars; cueap aud on easy torus, atrwcte, Go soot wide aud iy conformity dauefcity. KaDFURD W. W lov6 F, - 0. DENISO! Fr. bid-im JO SALE—LOTS IN NEW ADDITION Tu BROUK- laud cuicusy terms. These Lote are dwost elevated aud smproved part of Bi aud, Cou Uauding hue view. Ail binds of fruit growing “on piace. Btivets 90 fect wide iu conformity with city Streets. Jo parties who will build at an early dete special terms wil be given. Call at once and make poanghyice. For fui yarticulars aud CHLEN & BAYCHELDs BPE SALES BARGAINS — CHOICE 11 Forest Glew, Md. Sua) peyment we balance mouthiy. 3. Het PURD, oclt-sm 14lv oat, BUSINESS CHANCES. | URANO. LOAR AND TRUST £3 ck aud all other local securiues by CHAS. A SHIELDS, LUUU F at. XAS, . ML. -HEAGT & CO., Real Estate and In- Voators’ Ageuts. rstublisbed 1 New Lork city Feierences: Morton, Bliss & Cv.,aud Tradesmen's Net. Bauk. dizi $3,000 sity 08h Remind Buna Pataca Mecuiue, mone iuaue perfectly secure, lanwe prufite, Fut nee Cau become geucTal ak gor uF be secretary Sit treasurer at uit’ salary; secretary cud Weamurce GUUce WoUld Bot lbterere with guvermment postion, Audress J HLL, Star tice. il-ser OK SAL —DKUG >TO EN. W., HANDBSOMELY iuruished stock, cotuplete abd ‘fresu; new rode iain; BO old sto ore wodtL; plate will InVeUry abut $5,000; owner ss and Wil sell at & bareai OF ex- id © Ur vier useable prop- ery, dW: ling cab be Te.ted with the sore. dii-10t “Audress SPECULATION, Star office, OPPOKLUNIAN-Pun BALE, onUnee Tovielul Market. established io yeare good Duswcss corue:. Fine im roviu Beiuvorivod, Leber cul uio wholewle “Vusinows. “Sick about $600. W.JuHNSUA, B KIC & SUN, 132d 7th ot uw. divs W ASIEDS IMDIEDIATELT, €2,500 PAYABLE tu ove and two pears or belure, ou 6 per cent urst mortguwce $+.500 lot wear Duywut; bo Cuutuienun, DUPUN A, siar vilice ai0-40 + PERSONS HAVING FEATHER BEDS 0% LuOSE Feathers tor sale van odin purchasers havi saunples a OU site; We LuVe CUsiviuers tur about peep SLULAFHis Dak &C0., Austoueery pevey a «Ac d6-1w 920 Peuna. ave. tw. terms. B30- 120" — - {QE RENT—A HAND-OME SUITE OF awo on | **7PME OM octrial Cluck’ MAMGAS ‘ins “out de ive Looms, suitable for # met se Neen aaa Sypeccinted rect hauls. 04 Lumet ave, | QU; whcbes lem Seeing sin spear = SS RSD je sad eg au tue chy, we wely — NT—A VERY DESIR« WELL FU! = a, FUR A hoon ondist Bors ieet Ges aod Back, private iauily; couvendent to Peusion aud Pateut of BUARDING “Keut veiy ressousble. 511 Het pw. m20-lin RDING. RENT—FARKAGUT SQUARE, BEAUTL- RB. KENT — TWO FURNISHED KOU! a gp Ag nga ee nog dare; bug aid | "PYHE WEUSTER 613 13TH ST, NW; .RANS- ioe, oe ae Rees Heute 61 gd 61-20 per day With board por week, Sow es: for Sighiaeers; uaily 16 JOR RENT~1824 H ST., LARGE, AIRY COMMU- | Arlimewn and points of Sno liguors. ool pie ye PR Pera aioe aes eevee * ‘club, War 7 : {Pirate és able tor receptious, “Caterer uz6-La Prices couventent soskrest carmel 7OR RENT—A SPACIOUS, WELL-LOCATED AND | MNHE LITO: F opis, Starrs saan a | T= eye, Other busivess regu 7 a at aod B15-Lus* = Proprietor. siewn Pe supplied cheaper then teuen forufeh them. APPly st Lhe Lvetihue Suarofiice. mt BICYCLES 1 RENT—TWO OB UN! FFeitorun, on eecoud Boor, ina “Daal” Sabai ; southern exiosure ‘Bo ciildren taken: 92 3E*T-DuSE Boo, Best Location i alse” RELNON & RAMEY, 1307 F st. nw. BENT— Bas ypemast, SUIT; 8 OF Fee ad eee td and ce Sree S LIEBERMANN, 1303 F st ae oc2- 3p a i