Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1890, Page 2

SOCIETY. The First State Dioner and Other Events—Personal Notes of Interest. The President and Mrs. Harrison will give their first state dinner at the White House this evening. The table will be laid for thirty-six guests. and several of the Senators and their wives have been asked to meet the Vice Presi- dent and Mra Morton and the cabinet ministers and their wives, Mrs. Fuller's large drawing room and the library, where the tea table was spread out, were thronged yesterday afternoon during the calling bours With visitors, The unusually large number was accounted for by the suppo- sition that many persons were making their party call. Mrs. Fuller wore a quiet gown of gry brocade. Miss Puller was in wisteria crepe, Miss Mildred Fuller wore a —— dress of white wool, Miss Woodruff of Albany was in black Brussels net, and Miss Lucille More of Orange, N.J., who is a guest of the house, wore a becoming toilet of sea green crepe. Mrs. Col. Biddle bad her pretty house full té the walls all the sfternoon with visitors, Miss Nellie Biddle received the callers with Mra Biddle and presented them to her cousin, Miss Anne Biddie of Detroit. Miss Florence Bayard Presided at the tea table, as she was wont to do 80 graciously in her father's house on Highland terrace, and around ber, so occupied, her many friends clustered, as was always the custom. ‘Miss Bayard and Miss Biddle Detroit will be With Mrs. Biddle during January. Mrs. Thomas Wilson and Miss Alisan Wilson saw scores of callers yesterday afternoon in their beautiful home on Connecticut avenue. ‘The calling hour- are set later this season than ever before. There were few carriages in the streets at 3 o'clock. As the season advances the hostesses will probably shift the hour » bit toward midday. A marriage in local newspaper circles was quietly cousummated last week and was a sur- prise to the relatives of the young whose wishes were not consulted. On fom af Miss Beulah Fox, only daughter of Mr, E. Fox, editor of tne Press of this city, and Mr. John Wedderburn, who represents the San Francisco £zaminer in this city in a journalistic way, took the train over to Baltimore, bought the necessary papers and were there wedded. ‘The same evening they returned to the city and threw themselves upon the forgiveness of their parents and friends. Mr. and Mrs, Wedderburn were received with open arms by their generous relatives, and are now receiving the congratu- lations of their friends on the happy result of their escapade at the Ebbitt house. Miss Beulab Fox. the bride, is well known and well beloved in a large circle of friends in this city. Mr. and Mrs, Simon Wolf have issued invite- tations for the marriage of their daughter Helen and Mr. Myer Cohen on Tuesday, the 14th instant, at 5:30 o'clock, in the Eighth Street temple, Mrs. Commissioner Hine and Miss Hine will be at home tocallers on Fridays during the season at her residence on Prospect Hill, Glenwood road, which is North Capitol street extended. Mrs. Commissioner Douglas of No. 1816 F street also keeps Friday afternoon at home to see her friends, Mrs. J. N. Huston, wife of the treasurer of the United States, will be at home to callers hereafter during the season at her beautiful | suburban residence on Columbia road near 14th sirect extended, Mrs. Lyons and the Misses Lyons of No. 1138 Connecticut avenue are at home to their friends | ou Saturday afternoons, Mr. Eugene Bibbs Wills, who has many friends here, is in the city at No, 1726 I street. Miss Abby C. Brown and Miss Rebecca W. Brown of Boston have arrived at the Arlington, Mrs. F. J. Moses, nee Miss Raum, and her sis- ter-in-law, Miss Jennie Moses, will receive at the navy yard on Mondays in January, Mr. Henry C. Joy, formerly a resident of this city, but now from Shelburne Falls, Mass.. ac- companied by his young bride, is spending a few days bere with Mr. and Mra, A, T. Longley at their home on Capitol Hill. Mrs. H. G. Wright will be at home Tuesdays in January, from 3 to 6, assisted by her gran daughter, Miss Wootton, and her guest, Miss Jessie Cooke of Bethlehem, Pa, Miss Jeanie Beckerdite of North Carolina, the guest of Miss Mae E. Fowler, 617 E street | svutheast, will leave Wednesday for home. Miss Daizell will not receive on Tuesday ow- ing to the tllness of Mrs, Dalzell. Mr. John MeGregor sails tomorrow from New York for Scotland, where he will visit the scen ¥ u after an absence of more | The members of the build- exchange gave him a farewell reception last evening at their rooms on G street. A Wilmington dispatch states that the en- gagement is reported of Miss Elien Bayard, aghter of ex-Seeretary Bayard, to uhaupt, formerly an attache of the Swedish legation. Mra. E. S. Cromwell, 1602 Q street, will not beat home onthe Sth, but will receive her frieads every Weduesday thereafter during this season, Miss Minnie Wanamaker was one of the bridesmaids at the wedding of Miss Edith God- frey and Mr. Chat Livingston Hyde in New ork yesterday. FP naster General and Mra, Wanamaker were among the guests, C. Lewis Testjof Philadelphia, having re- d from ck of pneumonia, is on a ou T street northwest, thington will be at home o: ays after this week. Col. an | | | | the probable cost of the erection of a govern- | ment independent telegraph line between the Louis, ——— THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGT NAVAL CONSTRUCTION CORPS, The Examination of Candidates for Ad- mission to Begin Tomorrow. The board of examiners, consisting of Capt. Philp Hichborn, president, and Assistant Naval Constructars Baxter and Taylor, appointed to examine candidates for admission to the con- struction corps of the navy, will meet tomor- tow morning in the Navy department and be- gin the examination, which, it is expected, will last fully a month, The candidates are as fol- lows: Messrs, Hanscom, Cassidy, Frothingham, Dubosque and Hartt, principal draughtsmen in the bureau of construction and repair; Assist- ant Rngineer Redgrave and Mr. Dashiell, who was formerly # cadet st the naval academy and is now employed in the patent office. OBJECTIONS TO TBE SCOPE OF THE EXAMINATION. The examination was to have started about a month ago, but just before the meeting of the board the candidates appealed to Secretary Tracy, ci that the cp lbenno Ys es soon iwiceuer Berins a oe serdar of Screary Chandler, was too extensive, embracing studies that : barred them out, such as | 40 snd German and a vast deal of the senate oe Sersot members oj the board, then lor and tewood, made strenuous ate get the as tore verse his ideas on this subject, and succeeded. Assistant Constructor Gatewood, however, was —— Tr hagpeae substituted, Prec Baxter lor are competent — examination to which, they may be be sul Picoied, having several years abroad at the lish and Scotch schools, THEY DON'T WANT CIVILIANS IN THE CORPS. It is their desire, of course, to maintain the high standard for entrance into the corps, and they naturally look s little jealously upon any effort on the part of civilians to get into the corps. On tbe other hand the president of the board, Constructor Hichborn, is inclined to sympathize with the applicants, five of whom have for some years been engaged in the most — sort of work in ship designing in the ughting room of the bureau, and who, despite a possible in the way of % the foreign languages and the ex- her mathematics, are, in his view, thoroughly well qualified to be admitted into —_ THE FUTURE OF CUBA. Senator Call’s Resolution Looking to Application of the Munroe Doctrine. Mr. Call offered in the Senate yesterday after- noon a long preamble and resolution in regard te the Island of Cubs and asked for immediate ac- tion. After referring to the debt of that island, now in the hands of German bankers and sub- Jeet to the control, more or less actual and di- rect, of the government of the German empire the preamble says it is more than probable that neither Cuba nor Spain will be able to meet their obligations, The political as wellas the financial control of the Island of Cubs, it is asserted, has been transferred to the government of the Ger- man em| Such a condition of things is not Susu a tat ad ces ‘ni m constitutes a menace to the best interests of the United States, THE RESOLUTION declares that in the sense of the Senate every- thing done or attempted in the Island of Cuba fending in any way whatever to transfer the —— and “comps cin tl Cuba id we! and to the beat interests of the’ United and must be discountenanced and gilbrren: —— It also requests the President to fur- = ih to the aperprs —_ fap aire oe may be ion of the State department in regar fo ine’ matter, soa to coabie’ the Betas in ite executive cornet or otherwise to take such action as may be deemed proper under the circumstances. Mr. Sherman objected to the present con- sideration of the resolution unless to have it re- ferred to the committee on foreign relations. Mr. Call had no objection to that reference, The resolution was therefore referred to the committee on foreign relations. pecakite inc TO BIND TWO CONTINENTS, The Proposed International American Railway. The railroad committee of the Pan-American congress, of which ex-Senator Davis is the active spirit, is giving serious attention to a Proposition for the construction of an interna~ tional American railroad, by which all the na- tions of this continent may be brought into easy communication, With the American and Mexican system and the roads already con- the naval service, where their duties would not differ much from those they have been per- forming during the past with credit, THE PROPOSED EXPOSITION. A Bill Introduced Appropriating $15,- 0U0,000 for Holding It in This City. Senator Faulkner of We West Virginia today in- troduced a bill to provide for a Three-Americas and world’s exposition at the national capital ip 1892, It is similar in ail its provisions to the bill recently introduced by Senator Gorman, except that instead of providing for the issuing of $15,000,000 in District bonds to provide an exposition fund it contains the following sec- tion: “That the sum of $15,000,000 out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropri- ated, or so much thereof as may be necessary, \is hereby appropriated for carrying out the objects of this act.” The bill will be introduced in the House by Mr. Wilson of West Virginia structed in South America it is thought that it would not be difficult to make the necessary connections for a complete line of communi- cation. It is understood that the foreign members of the committee state that their 2 Niger will be Willing to assist the e ject by large laud grants along the route if the nited States will raise the necessary money by indorsing the construction bo! bonds, A Jerseyman Who Wrote on the Monu- ment. In the Police Court this morning a longshore- man from Jersey City was arraigned under the name of George Murphy on the charge of de- facing the Washington monument, Special Officer James B. Evans testified that the ac- cused reached the monument yesterday too late to go to the tep, but he put the name of George Rind and address on several parts of the structure. Murphy made a statement ac- knowledging the act, but said he was a stranger here and if let off ‘could get transportation CAPITOL TOPICS. CLERE OF THE HOUSE DISTRICT COMMITTEE. Mr. Jeffords of Williamstown, Vt., will have asbare in District legislation this winter, he having been appointed by Mr. Grout as clerk to the District committee. MR. BYNUM'S BLOCKS-OF-FIVE RESOLUTION. The resolution introduced in the House to- day by Mr. Bynum of Indianapolis calling for au investigation of Col. W. W. Dudley’salleged connection with the famous blocks-of-five cir- cular letter, which figured so prominently in the last days of the campaign of 1888, is pre- ceded by an affidavitfrom John A. Lang which charges Col. Dudiey with conspiring with Chas, | H. Schreeder, Wm. H. Murray and other re- publicans of Indiana with unduly and cor- ruptly influencing voters at the polls. It charges United States District Attorney Smiley N. Chambers of Indiana with refusing totah» steps for the prosecution of Dudley and asks that a committee of five be appointed by the Speaker to investigate the action and non-action of Chambers and his immediate pre- decessors in connection with this blocks-of-tive circular letter. The committee is empowered to employ a stenographer and clerk, send for Persons and papers and take testimony. FOR A GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPH LINE, Mr. Dawes offered & resolution in the Senate yesterday, which was agreed to, calling ou the Postmaster General for information as to the proposed connection of the Post Office depart- ment with the telegraph companies, and as to cities of St and New York. BILLS IN THE HOUSE. Mr. Perkins introduced a bill in the House yes- terday to establish a congressional correspon- dence and department business bureau for the benetit of members of the houses; Mr. Chipman a bill providing that the pay of letter carriers | shall be at the maximum, 21,200per year, and that substitute letter carriers shall be paid Chicago, Philadelphia Mrs. 8. H. Cummings of No. 1756 K streetis ill, and for the present will uot be at home on Wednesdays, lub gove a delightful dance at the | ory last evening. Among sere Mra. Col. AT. Britton, J. Hillyer, Mr. and Mra. W. B. i Mrs. W. H. Moses, Mr. and | ». Mr. and Mra. W.'S. Thomp- i Mrs. Brow: Judge ¢ idtbbe, Mr.» Mra. Alex. bir Miss Guthrie, the Misses Bey- Misses Hibbs, Miss un. Miss Carrie Larner, { Baltimore. Miss Lilley, iss Maioy of New York. Miss Miss Green, Miss Dil- Jobnson, Miss Galt, Nelhe Green, Miss m, Miss McElhone, F. S. Smith, R. M. Larner, Miss Edwin J Jules Sawyer, Sterling’ Gait, J. E. fi. C. Moses, Harry Reed, Parks, Edgar F. Hab " hmond, Andrew Miller, Jas. K, Kernan, | |. Dr, F. P. Mac thead. Dr. F. P. Hooper, AL Dr. Rust, Clay Merrill, rank McDermott aud Dr, Lee Harvin. On account of Mra. Elijah W. Halford’s illness her daughter and friend, Miss Austin of Indian- spo.is, will receive friends informally at the Kismere Wednesday evening from 3 to6, The marriage of Miss Euizabetb Sousa and | ©. Bernays took place this morning at | $200 per year; Mr. Buchanan of New Jersey a bili roviding for the assembling of Congre e fourth day of March, instead of on the frst Monday of December; and Mr. Butter- worth of Ohio introduced a bill increasing the pay of watchmen in the Treasury to $50 per month, of the lieutenants of the watch $90 and of the captain of the watch $125, NOTES. Representative J. P. Waiker of Missouri is ill | et his reeidence, 922 M street northwest. Mr. O'Neill of Massachusetts introduced a bill yesterday authorizing contracts with the pheumatic gun carriage and power company to | convert the monitors Wyandotte and Nantucket into floating batteries and appropriating $750,000 for the work. The Senate yesterday passed the bill to amend the censas act by o the pay of supervisors from @500 to $1,000. pp emai eg ‘Was a Cronin Juror Bribed? State Attorney Longenecker was asked yes- terday what effect it would have upon the recent verdict in the Cronin case should it be shown that one of the jurors had been bribed. He replied that it would be rendered null and | void. “Would - apply to Beggs’ case as well?” be was asked. “Tnever — ome of that,” he answered, “‘and hence couldn't say.” A fierce fight is in progress between ex-Juror Culver and the Chicago Herald, the latter do- ing its best to find proof to substantiate the grave charges it troughs against Mr. Culver | for his action asa Cronin juror, Culver sued | the paper for 225,000 mages. The motion | for « new trial will be argued next Monday. In the meantime the four prisoners, having re- covered their equanimity, are resting quietly in jail. Sullivan, the ice man, is suffering less than usual and says he ¢ feels better, Pr. EL Gilbert: Willams < -five pieces | i music tor the occasion under the | leaterstip of Prof. S Petrola Mr. J. P. Sousa, the bride's brother, gave the bri away, and Mr. Ed. Stein did the honors for Mr. Bernays. The ushers were Mr. Anthony A. Sousa, Mr. Anton Fisher and Mr. E. Varela, The bride the recipient of many handsome Presents from her many ay friends, Fighters | Fined. Otto Halthnorth, an ex-policeman, was inthe Police € t today charged with fighting with Randell Corbin in the streets, Officer Mooney, who made the arrest. testified about the fight, After leaving the station bouse he renewed the Gight with Corbin and ended by making an as sault on Officer Mooney. He was fined $10. In the Police Court today “Michael Mul- eahy” was called. and a soldier appeared with one side of his face bruised. He was asked if be was guilty or not guilty of engaging in an aifray. He plead guilty, and the court remark- ing “Five dollars,” Mulcahy went down in bis pocket and paid the fine. ————— Officers Elected. The bakers’ beneficial association No. 1 has slected officers for the year 1890 as follows: President, John A. Schuerger; vice president, George Suppes; recording secretary, Paul Burk; financial secretary, Henry E. Gross; treasurer, Joha W. Miller. Finance commit tee—Joho —_ ebairman; Heury pas, Gottlico Hurlebaus, William Speckman Charies Stein. —-__ The notice published December 81, = Mrs. M. E. Foxwell, assisted by her ters, 306 Rbode Island avenue, would receive on “New Year day,” was not authorized, Mra ll says, by any member of her family. E. Walker, 519 34 street toleu from new buildin; mortise locks. Sam Moy, 2012 7th rthwest, bad arevolver stolen from him on Wednesday last. In the cases of Joseph J. Fowler, Clara B | soar John Lewis, Louisa M. Breninger, Jorephine Donlop and Virginia Franklin Judge Co® today confirmed the dadings of the jury that they are insane, northeast, fifteen rim Joiner’s Story | is True. The Raleigh, N.C., News and Observer has learned that Joiner’s story is substantially true, the circumstances having occurred near Ash- boro’, in Randolph county, to bundred miles distant at from Holly ally Springs, g8, Wake county. Powderly | is No Better. Grand Master Workman Powderly, who was taken suddenly ill in Philadelphia last week, is suffering at Scranton from complicated at- tack of influenza and quinsy, Inquirers as to his condition last night were informed that there had been no ne onion as yet, but his home. He was fined $10 and sentence sus- pended on his promise to go home. ——— Accidental Shooting. Correspondence of Tur EVENING Stan. Boxp’s, Mp., January 6 Charles Arnold, a young man living at or near Barnesville, was seriously wounded today by the accidental discharge of a gun which he was pulling across the floor at hix house about amile from here. The load entered his hand under the thumb and coming out at the wrist entered his side. It is thought amputation of d will be neccessary. T.W.W. —<_—— It Was a Family Fight. Noble Rush and his wife, Bridget, were in the Police Court today. Bridget made an as- saulton her stepson, Frank, by striking him with a glass preserving jar. She was charged with the assault and the husband was arrested charged by his wife with interfering in the hen Judge Miller decided it to be a simple fainily jar and took the parties personal bouds, THE COURTS. Poticr Court—Jt Miller. Today—Otheilo McDonald, John Johnson, Charles Williams, Wm. Hall’ and John Reeder were fined $5 each for being loud and boister- ous. Chas. Kelly, vagrancy; personal bonds, Chas. McGee, selling liquor without a license in the county; judgment suspended. John H. Davis, indecent exposure; $30. Geo. Alfreds, | vagrancy; ninety days. Robt. Hawkinson, va- rancy; thirty days. Maria Lewis and Kitty fiom, loud and boisterous; personal bonds, | John Green and Al Lomax, shooting crap; per- sonal bonds, Clifford Dewey, street vender without a license; personal bonds, Wm, Par- | ker and Chas. Dade, loud and boisterous; $5. John Early, vagrancy; sixty days. Henry Gross and Thos,’ Williams,’ vagrancy; thirty days, | Andrew Walker, disurderly conduct; Jus, | Riley, vagrancy; ninety days. Isuac Signer, | for driving and maltreating a five-dollar horse; | personal bonds, BOSTON’S HEAVY DEBT. The Borrowing Limit Reached and the City’s Needs Still Growing. The new city government of Boston was in- augurated yesterday and Mayor Thomas N. Hart was sworn in for asecond term. In his inaugural address the mayor urged a liberal appropriation for the entertainment of the ua- tional encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic, Of the city finances Mayor Hart says that under the tax and debt limitation actof the legislature of 1835 $3,900,000 of loans outside debt limit have been authorized by the state, and within the limit practically every dollar has been borrowed, the result being the largest debt and interest and sinking fund burden in the city’s history, The city government, he says, is practically helpless in the premises. it cannot tax the people beyond the limit laid down by the law, yet the wants and demands of the people be- yond that limit are imperative. He thinks the policy of low taxes and large debt is wrong; that the current expenses should be paid out of the current taxes and that Boston is con- fronted by the alternative of either reducing expenses all around, those of the public library and public schools included, or a change in the fiscal policy, which means higher taxes. oee asks for a paid commission to examine the good and bad effects of the laws governing these matters, and to report such recommenda- tions as may be proper and in reasonable har- mony with public opinion. As long as Boston increases in population and wealth, the mayor says, its expenses should increase, The net debt of the city is 28,231,788, an increase in three years of $8,559,723. The Arlington, N.J., physicians are greatly puzzled over a new disease which has just ap- peared there and the citizens are ‘greatiy alarmed, owiug to the fact that the symptoms are not unlike those of lepros; ‘Mrs. Davis, the widow of Jefferson Davis, has undertaken the work of supervising the cum- pilation and publication of her husband's me- moirs, and when that is completed—about May, it is expected—will join ber daughter, Miss Winnie, in Europe. A team vatnes ¢ ‘at $2,500 jumped into the river from a Camden ferry. , A D.C.. TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1890 WANTED--HELP. FOR RENT--ROOMS. WANTED—SITUATIONS. W'AxtED GA Wom WOMAN TO i, TRON Al 7 | Pesos IST. 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ANTED—EVEKY ONE TO TRY SOSaGOME W: same square; two lives cars near. NIED—A FIKB1-CLASS Ca’ Wilt oF Hast Siverian Remedies: they will ive iustaut 5c We best city references, to Luke Change Dintuur | Feel, guid eatistaction, Otice’ aud Laboratory. 00s ae SENT 1535 Set. aw. Roum iu a Nice Large Boarding House. ‘Box ~ ja Eon RENTUAT REPRESENTATIVE HEAD- 40, Star vffice, Wa ees — WHY PAY RENT? WE ve bielor two's uur eg og Jor ; suite ANTr.D—LADY TO TAKE CHARGE oF SUB- 100.000 to loan to assist you tp paying tora | 4u3 Let nee et + board Wee bere a ee ee ee howet privetpal returned ‘n smuaikionthly pay meute, employment need only apply: salary, 69 weekly for | BASTE & HALDEMAN, GOS F si jal-6t 7OR EST SHED ROOMS FOR GENT E- bewmuuimg. Apply after 9am. 424 Sth st. Dew.) Lt" Vy ANTEDSTRY SCKIBNER. BEST BUT BUITER- PES ee ee-6t ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED BOOK KEEPER; me. table Goods, 20c. per pound Cooking, NTI ISHED ROOMS YERY NEAR lic, per pound, Warranted not to get strong (like | A Capitol and Cougressicnal Were penman quick at figures and come wei butier gee) tor ove ‘hionth, or mouey rerun mets, ONS Doe feme gee hed references, ax 3s m'tiake anything that is “just as, 3 i Fesideuce, Bux 42, bers, or “all the sxiue hing but get the best, wie 3-30 Fase RENT—1720 H BTN. W.. TWO MRO: ANTED—A NEAT COLORED GIRL FOR | is for sale only by WM. C. SCRIGNER, 2a, 3: . 530, 3 ftirpiabed; wood ag | Chamber Maid and Waitress; bring references. | Center Market sigdisor ‘Fish Aisi 3 patron when | Que equare » went of War" and Navy departmen it. Jadot? Apply 1732 loth st. it eendiug messe to me for ‘Butterine, will con- Kers fer @ favor by inciosing their orders in a seaied envel- obey properly addreesed. ‘ihis request iso for Our mutual protection, Thereby warn unecrupu- lous partics trom »peuing letters addressed to me Ruder penulty of the low. | Lai willing to staud oF fall on day merits ald 1 insist that others shall doso on WwW ANIED—A RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN; tmust stay at migut and bave guod references. Mass. ave. 307 Wares OFFICE BOY. APPLY KOM, 50, Fendail jn8-: tage en salts aetna ; soul Other koome: Calaftur® “lil ist mw }4 oe Fe RENT —BY PRIVATE FAMILY, A A SUITE OF rage meng ‘2d floor, cousistiug of drawi: ber, itbracy and dinu Temi. with Te fall on Yate bath and clothes roomall newly aud handeontel Wii iat, MSC, mT Ta eS, Lear oo ae ta Taker awe wuerveenee, Price 000. 91 home; white preferred stdiz Binet. now. any are alse y Wat caa Sey ce a FOR BENTS12 0 Si. Nw. BEAUTIFULLY ANTED—A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN TO | 2-2" "Fh a ae southern exposure. Shecial eaten to "iets Qu General House Work for a Eumily of Three; ANTED- LIFE 1 Race ON THE COM- | tubie board: references ‘ase must Uring reference. Call between 9 and 1] ain. oF : Fae {08 RENT—510 isin et RW, TWO CII Cee ee ee MUTUAL KLLIEF ASSocIATION Fe floor, aad one aluile room, second Washington, Buon, Open grates and private bath:'cozy, Cmaforyer ANTED-ONE GOOD PATTERN MAKER, ALSO bie, central and con’ me ood Mechanical Draughtsman. Apply to beatin Junttan tne rota aa 8. | jechanical Draughtsiman, 1 agsenstuel sor #1) mez EDWAKD 1 DENTS machine abepasid abn Water $1,000 Pusd Benetciary Upon Death of Member. 1:25, BENT THREE oe, Poa co sts, Georgetown. juG-St ony ST page aie ee eR ciyldcen. ‘Address OWNE AND SoutPaNy jar Wi WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE | 5. surtner inforsensu S, Hea. President, data? V On; Must be Kod coulk, washer and tron: 3 BORDEN SMITH, FES RENT—1514 K ST.—THREE COMMUNI- ail iamily ; relerence required. “| | Southeast corner 4th and G ate. nw. opposite pew cating Kooms on second story with board also Tubig “i TED iv WHOISWILE | Eension builams. vel 7-3in dag y AN Z00D, LIVE MAN, WHO 15 Wi ED—EVERYBODY SUFFERING FROM | (0K RENT—VERY HANDSOMELY FURNI-HE: hig to thousaud dollars and act rs Saane SHED en suite or sings ery Col auitabic tor an MC. Cr gubers,etret care and be Bicue und sie Company. Addreas oF call on GEULr nie d MIOHAKDSON, 210 Latrobes | M: jeat or No Pay. Yai3 tun etn Cure Thi No Pay Kequired ; Fut lure Theny of No Pay Kea! huatiges, Egne = Not. aw. —— D.C.j6-3* Li ITS a RE OS AND 1741 FT. §,W., NICELY ANTED —FllisT-CLass) GRiMMAMS AND y ANIED—STEAM CARPET CLEANING oH Furnished 5 W Body’ Workers at Mrs hie 3. HUNT'S, each Worecovating: Works ‘here renovated, EE Congress or pesaanen® Se <3 aw. daG-ot _ | trerses made over, Furnit laws taule board, ANTED—AN INTELLIGENT LADY AT ONCE— eumed, aud Motha De- av. Lelepbone 1008-2 W: stroyed. FH-YOUNGS.1 apll N SOR RENT—THE BERKET 1405 B ust be educated aud re od to gvod ty. Ri Call a: Libpary Association, kuom 8, L010" sts see ams ERASE aE Serge anne Wax fivor. MO N EY TO LOAN ‘d & specialty. oe im ANTED—A GUOD WOMAN TO COOK, W ASH id do General dousework; goud st, LW. Fess DE GHTFCL SuxaY KOOMS, ie 01 z rnisied ; yuble coruer house; soutL aud vam fronts, be dows:' open «rates, relerencer required. Loh eat M AN IN SUMS 10 SUIT — MS305 ubwaras’s syproved real « Sra urity, _3a3-2m. ences, Ray W ANTED—AGENTS — GENERAL Aents to bandie the new Pat. . hei jug Pen ii; greatest novelty ever prouuced; AND LOCAL maical 1 rol ; N T ven ‘OR RENT—1WO NIG 3 , | tilwelnncouta mo atrwaiou ot payer; 200't9 509 per | J JQX4U WANS MONFY_B10 TO g500 10 LOAN F vig! Bie-claue board: so ha ad BOCA veut prout; selis ai xigut; territory absolutely 1190: | Wegoua Houscucia G c other personal peut ON ters ty aiger culate address the inanufactur- | Priictyai sud interest payabloin weekly oF emeneady | 2 aa GENT —a1D pst. 3. ELEGANT PAR- org Payments; no removal of woods frum Fesiden k Nor, 10 feet ty 33 toot: also’ Prout Bed hogs ture THE MONROE ERASER CO, SREY. BOE Vey NE ORE uld suit members or uthers; boo _406-3t* Crosse. Wis, M O LOAN EAL E ies ig boued {4 specialty by # Philadelphia lady. ANIED — WHIIE AND or listed stocks, interest in estat -eoim®* Ee COOKS, Houseworkers, Kitchen, House, and Maids, Butlers, Waitresses, Drug Cierks, &¢.; (0 security. at lowest races, in sums from azs-Lin A 41 N.W., HANDSOMELY OK KENT—033 @ 87, Furni: Parlors and —— “S Fane. DOR 8 Oi ND al F RMAF EO rs, ma v= Ja7-3t 1308 on a Bee; 2k ALE a Ss mB eas ‘z Sear £0, 916 Fo? Ales OFYER TO THE TRADE FOR this week the following Choice Building Fronts at figure below prevailing prices and less than any other round in the same equarea, 4 Front of 75 fest on Fst, near 824 st. mw. by 6 depth of 89 feet to alley. A Front of 44 feet on 10th ot. bet Land M sta a. ‘W.. with aide and beck alleya, every inch of ground being available, 121,000 square fest of ground in square 1051, fronting on 3 different streets, On 19th next tocorner of M st. n.w.,@ front of 51 feet by depth of 76 to alley, suitable for 3 handsome Duilding lot, 4 Front of 70 fest by leas than 100 in depth (alley about to be condemned in rear) on L st, near New ‘Hampabire svenue nw, 3 Desirable Lots on Oregon avenve, A Handsome Building Front (3 lotson east side of 7th ot a. ‘For all further information and plate inquire of WESOOTT, WILOOX & 00, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 247,09 (1007 Penna avenua Fo SALE—AN ECONOMICAL BUILDING LOT, southeas: corner of Sth und . sts. pe; 48 feet on Land 10 teet on Sth; improved by i aida rk A _da6-3t Feto.w. Fe BALE—20, FEET OF GkOUN Two Small Fraine Ft a D, HY Miso iu the vor Leaat CHAKLES W HAND:, LOTS 50X150 AT Wil: mee Weabincton, $100. In Maddox's sion, Hockville, @100 to 300. Josepb's park, Kuck creck valley. in Burrville, ¢40. in Hinesboro’ Lois tu, Hyaitaville fro § 2 00 to soo. DUCKEIT & FORD, 017 F st. n. EY 10 0 LOANT Lint oes tO 8! SG per cent, ou, Uy Creal estate weurity, HANK T.icAWLINGD, 1509 ale (ibe Arlington Fire Ins, TP\OINVESIOKS—1AM PREPARED WASIEDSA ron teen to eixiiteen yeurs of age, to Learn the Dr Bysinges: Teferences required. “Apply 1228 Fst u.W. V FOR RENT--STORES. tv OFFER percent gusrauteed farm wo. tgaxes; 6 per ceut 7 ANTED-STOUT GIRL TO LEARN SHIRT x NT—THE LARGE STORE ELLAR Mires dope white; ‘also one for Taundry Offic debenture bouds; lurge aud small umoubte: 12 per Shes Tae ne Pa i wa, uow ‘escaped ane dress, tar ES gent ‘certitentes, Buidibg aud Loan ‘Associution of | Paper “Ware! ‘will he for reat on Feurusry 1. Wise D~AGEy § AND OOLLECTORS Guu | Dakota. 1G JONNSOA, bal E Gig-im*” | 1800. ‘Avis to. BUNCH come Pauding Seas, poy) for tl pital City Benefit ciety, ns 000, $25.000, —LAKG: MAE 5 ELLI Loulnans ave., opp. city uail, rooms 11 and 12."Cal | BL OO,OOV, sfavcorestoudrssose soon, Fite ‘bore ators, 1350 wt nareatdne ha aio m. to 1 p.m. je4-3t" | constantly: ou anid i> Loan on Iseal Katate at © aud 6 W: ANTED—A BRIGHT YOUNG MAN AS CLERK in au office; must write good rapid hand. Addi in own haudwriting, JOHNSO., Star office, j4-3" | band nodelay, by SOR KENT—NEW STORE AND DRELLING, 408 fara et M_M. PARKER, 1418 Fat. ON HEAL ESTATE. ‘LARGE Ei Tr fe Mi rato or oF other 7 bumpess, vA. SPUNPORE'S, EMPLOYMENT BU- au vans at 6 per cent. Wat ioe ata e ae ecm i white aud colored, 1or 8 of domestic Isbor, a aa Give Sa i ee ee eno eee N Gre SL See Fax RENT STORE AND FIXTUKES CON 10TH TYLER & RUTHERFORD, Sate. uw.; 8 No. 1 stand for @ geod busiuess y ANTEDIWE HAVE EMPLOYMENT FOR FIVE 1507 F st, a. Bese sary eg eg la Mle peter pr Pkt EX TOLOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT Ly) iT | JOR RENT—CORNER 81H M re ut Fire Lite, Li Live Stock and Accident insurance x 0 EAL STH LARD M STS. Now. Copnpanien. BASTEKDAY & HALDLMAN i Te Ot OS Ge HEN, ner a Solon ty. Faas Shelving, Ice &c., complete, for ANTED-SALESMEN AT ONCE—A FEW Goop | —2-2™ a eee | —_ rarwe ved © LOAN SUMS OF $500 TO $3,000 Al 6 FER ik HENT—THAT DESIRABLE 7 Ware dary Ay by Sample t0 the wale icp ee 0m RE! BAT Dy STOKE 802718 ane: 4 st.D.w., @ joining 0 turers in our line in the word. bere salary paid ard eae: GEAR ASE ber mouth ;’ possession given it Dosti advanced W, HANDY, eases. fc. w bor fall erga adress CENTENSUAL Me NEY TO LOAN EN SUMS Tsu OX EAE Ja4-3t 1 Fst, or Cincinnati, te security in Washington cit io {$85 0TH STW, oL Boatucihsore pointe 6). F CULLINANE & Coy O09 F semw, | WOR BENT S25, Ge Ee WASineS Be AND. COLORED ‘COOKS, Moe 10 LOAN ON GOOD REAL ESTATE | permo, advance. Premios between it eittre ,puiverm, Copokaaets, 2 ure, security in sums to suit, and S o'clock, THE ALBERT F. FO: Juth os st. Dow, a7-1m JNEY TO LOAN ON STOCKS, i G00! Mi Gommeraal Paper and LE Gar gece Node in ‘MH. DeMPs: 36-3m farce Rew SRLIONAL LOVES OFF 7 1 Bw. WANTED—SITUATIONS. ak RENT—OFFICES. RENT—PART OF OF FICE WELL LOCATED tb uve of ‘only, for 810 per mo” GEO F. EY NE 5 10 SUIT, FROM AN AED IBY A CulOucD GIRL A PLACE TO ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS 10 SUITE SLO F at. w Gelaundry or chamberwork. Apply in rew Mictcodt Rik € GADSBS, 100s Fat mew EE peri’ BOOM; BEST LOCATION IN j ANTED=BY A COLORED WOMAN & a o Poe 1N SUMS OF 856010 610,000 N & RAMEY, 1307 Fst 2, ton ws 6 3k in private family experiquced, Wl. H. SAUNDERS & CO, POH iE ST -DESIABLE OFFICE NOU Wit! See 2 ee. eee 3y18-6m Successors to Jon Sherman & Co..1407 F at bust aud elevator eervice, 1a, the ae Duslding, 1420 New York ave 3 Wane 43” STENOGRAFHAR ae TO LOA IN LARGE AND SMALL POMS | ai7-im 1425 New York ave. otal 1TION speed 85 to 100 words per minu euxe of Kenmiuyton typewriter No. 2 Retience more 0: un object than OGLUNE, Harjer's Ferry, W.Va, on auproved real, estate security at 9 and 6 cent se S.w. cor, isth sud F ste. nw. coe NT, LIFE AND .ONTINE POLICIES FOR RENT-STABLES. M. J-3" bk — = 7 bi it Ly Loans us ited paar eee ey ‘apen sunwe 8 reat tera “Spouy oak RES Fa yoth an’ sew nema seartnses Gneeos Foterences, Audrees MUCHAS “oe ‘star omce 73° $500, 002 LOAN ON D. o paorary chan. ‘Aply 3. VARSIL'S BON Sand {cepice in sums to suit at & Mar) ANI ED—ALWAYSGO 1 ODICK i gg hE FOR W Men a Women ok Oo Buth cont. Nodelay. Large louus 4 sj (Us RENT—NEW STABL! USF OFF 171H Maida, Nurece, fos isha Finage en, ‘Maids; ‘ BEALE ROW & 00. nae and RI en od S three stalls, large Basie rs references, on ‘thet. aw. i oc18-3m_ Closet and “es room. N & 0O., 1321 F at. BO wo- aD WHITE WO. W71inae Sicuation to do House Werk foe Private Family; fully capable. Call or address 233 434 st. aw." M°** TN Sch From 9500 AT THE LOWEST KALE OF LN1 FiNtEResr What would be more appropriate for an XMAS Ss were of etrerp that he would ble to resume his duties in a week OF 80, layed with matches on city read and caused a a are wine days, but did little dam an. York’s city rot now amounts to $98,- GUT than any of the following articles for she DINING TABLE: ASilver TEA SET or one of first qr. Plate, A Silver Balad Bowl, a pair of Lon Bon Didhes, A pair of Handsome Repoumse Comporta, A Kepousse SILVEK FERN DISH. A dozen or more SILVER SPOONS or FORES. 4 SOUP TUREEN or Lock Handle Vegetable Dish A MEAT DISH, 14. 16, 18 or 20 inch, A doz. or more Plearl, Ivory or Plated KNIVES, A Case of CARVERS, three, five or seven A pair of CANDELABBUNS, 3, 4 or 5 lights, 407 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel, ON T AN ND. ANTED-BY AVERY NEAL EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE IN THIS PUREST, 108 AND pa hs x om an Chamberseata Fiera ay, aT THE URDAY AF- lace Mra. LP. lor fon Apply B14 1st et Bw, oo? Corner i0th aud’ ¥ ste Sew. (roan last at 1754 Lot 0 capeot EAL ESTATE INVESIME: Was ake kueate Teerton ANTED_A SITUATION AS FOOTMAN Of SARE NI +i mall bre ‘wrape abd by Wess rugs everewees sendy ai AE ox PEE sa iD SeABLe QUARTERLE ad ae ee Lov To glug, pri S. Wasteoty A LADY, SITUATION 4 AS WORK. x ON REAL ESTATR, Wie a CXOUXG COLORED WOMAN. & a gaaa Trees 3b ata Tesproucee if required Aa | yg ONEY To as W SSiED;4 POST GRADUATE OF NATIONAL = bis in any Ei eae > Betrcre ee ate sen, as | ee we (PERMANENT a eee were ee We La 0, pene POSITIONS ta eee |B A msome mi mute Y ion Re are we Travia avenue, ‘CONEY TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE OK FIRST- Sere a ‘of interest; Bo delay 0. C, GREEN, 308 7th st, aw. yo = Loan cy HEAL ESTATY AT avze Svocessor to DAMEN = 5 Fat, Sees PERSONAL, So —— AN vj none tan — bathendeittabaiee lors and Rooms tn suite oF sini Sal 5 10 4 | Euarabtre scirthen! Daneat work; come quick, with noma midway bet. Treasury abd Interior Depts: eouthers F: et ROT we Pera sii 30 9055, Teference. BULNHAM'S, 1110 Gat. nw. jud-Gt" proved Keai katate Security. Large amounts a | exjosure inst session by members of Cou- + bem Chul bu Ling site auu very cheap. ANTLD—U) LP-HOUSH WOMEN, CHAMBER: | 3ecisl y.” Also, yy Bg di-tm | “ase ae a NDE» & V Girls, ‘Boys and Sober Mew’ for 4.1 busi- rapes en of Philadelp! <r iter, Sibout Fone BRENT 1416 E By, LANGE, ELEGANTLY poms, | Pleasant, soos peer wren y eplications | ite inrance, Payments t ruc. 5,400 2 i ras ro eget ih Board, en ‘suite of two or ug or Governinent position prepared. © LI reo or singly, resonable ices; apecial terms to r GENCM OF FICE, 711 Jag-6r SMLLG & Si ine, perauue ‘occupying Soweto en to | be at once Wi. eo old ES & OO, 1407 F ot eS 2% SALE—FINE LOT WITHIN of Thoise circie, 50 feet 2 feet front Titke @® kT) : ? OR SALE—ELEGANT ‘AT COR. OF COLUM. Eo pam seies Secees eee a EE ie uuyrovement, having ‘water. yaa, ear by, curve set, sidewalks latd aud road “TARR @ RUTHEKPORD, 1507 Fae FPR SALESCHEAP: LOT 650x208 TO 3031 20 ‘anailbcgnos ‘wa ch would rent well Prise By Apply 404 Oth st.n w. nebo BR SALE—CHOICE CORNER LOTS SuivaTa a eR | al will = xchanged tor “sold e vag Bort I Sar ace or ALN —T Wi ON FR: faba baneare tro Lome ox cous peoey Bad it per anbum on purchase money im Spartans 1D, owner, Star office. eq Fea ere ak re N fot, Wot near th ae, 08180; per Per foot 1084 st mene 1Zth Valaves in SaaS pear i 8. Cah Woon, Bas ‘eth st. SPLENDID LOT ON P st. x. rad z lace for 8 fue house. WARNER & ered tiz6) vie Few, FO8 SALE Goop CORNER pF Oe, BULLDE CLLDING, Sewer near on Ist n.w.near Electric Cars ie 140 feet cn the other: her: only Boe, REDFO! VALKER, 1006 F at. aay at Be Biter SARE ~ SOCAs ORTH YEO, W, Rigen aes, FES aie ee eae oF Washington circie dot, ae cheap. Apply uti” s LAGuLES' Baa seas Sistem