Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1890, Page 2

SOCIETY. Mrs. McLean’s Reception—Senator His- cock’s Dinner—Coming Keceptions. Mrs, McLean of Lafayette square gave a very elaborate “at home” yesterday afternoon from 4107. The guests were presented as they ar- rived to the guest of the house, Mrs, Gen. Grant Mrs. McLean received the company in a rich gown of ivory white silk draped in black lace. Mrs. Grant, who stood by her side, was in a handsome toilet of black satin. The rooms were fragrant with « profusion of cut flowers and the scene was illuminated brilliantly. In the dining room the table was loaded with every delicacy, and salads, croquettes, oysters, fancy ices, cakes, coffee. bouillon and punch was served during the reception. Mrs. Hazen, in « beautiful toilet of mousseline de soie, Mrs. MeCook in white sheer muslin, Mrs. Logan in black satin, Miss Ballie Sehenck in gray silk, and Mr. Me- Lean and Mr. Jno. R. McLean and others as- sisted to entertain the guests, The company was a distinguished one, among which were Mrs, and the Misses Fuller, Mrs. Field, Mrs, Miller, Gen. Anson G. McCook, Mrs. McKee, Mecre: and Mrs. Noble, Mrs. Fitz Hugh Coyle, Mrs. John Sherman, Mrs, Morrill, Miss Swan, Senator and Mrs. Payne, Senator Evarts, Mra. and Miss Dawes, Senator and Mrs. Man- derson and their guest, Mise Yates, Mrs. Lin- coln and Miss Gale, Mrs. Boardman, Miss Shef- field, Commodore Harmony, Mrs. James Par- ker, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gordon, Dr. Ruth, Lieut. and Mrs. T. B. M. Mason, Mrs. Wilmerd- ing, Gen. Beale, Mr. John W. ‘Thompson. Miss Ida Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Foster, Gen. Greely, Mr. and Mre. Henry Pelicw, Mra, Leiter, Miss Sebenck, Mrs. and Miss Blaci Mrs. Dolph, Mrs. McPherson, Miss Voorhces, Mr. and Mra. Robert Hinckley, Commander Bainbridge Hoff, Dr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Ham- mond, Mrs. J. F. Rodgers, Admirai Russell, Ad- | miral Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Halliday, Mrs. Hornsby, Mra. Blatchford, Judge and Mrs. Jere- miah Wilson, Col. Jno. Haf, Mrs. Maj. Tucker and Mr. J. K. Warren, Mra. Gen. Drum, M Chas, H. Sherrill, jr., Miss Sherrill, Mr. Wm. Acklan. Mr. and Miss Liddle, Miss Dorsey, Mrs. J. G. Carlisle, Mrs. Wm. Carlisle, Mrs. George W. Clarke. Sir Julien and Lady Pauncefote entertained the dancing class at the British legation last | evening. Mrs. Hammond will open her beau- tiful new home, Belcourt, on Columbia Heights, for the entertainment of the class on next Fri- dap at 8:30 o'clock. Mra. Menocal gave a very handsome luncheon of twelve covers today at her home on De Sales street. The table was decked with rich roses and each lady had a bouquet of the same t blooms. ‘The guests were Mrs. Romero, Mrs. Zegarra of Peru, Mrs, Arragon of Costa Mrs. Senator Frye, Mrs. Manderson, Mrs. Ingalls, Mrs. 3. M. Bryan. Mra. Halliday, Mrs. A.A. Wilson, Mrs. Scrauton and Mrs, Martin. Mrs, A. A. Wilsor was at bome in her usual hospitable manner yesterday. Miss Mary Wil- son, who has returned from her long visit in the west, is again absent from the city attend- ing the masriage of Miss Brooke in Philadel- phia. Miss Wilson will return this week. There was an impromptu musicale at the White House yesterday afternoon, when Miss Anna Louise Powell and her guest, Miss Parks, culled upon the ladies there, Col. and Mra. Staples are grateful to their many friends who brightened the sick roow of Mrs. Staples with flowers and delica- cies and good wishes during her recent illness. Mrs. Staples was able to sit up yesterday and hopes soon to be quite well again. Some of the leading events of next week will beon Monday the receptions of the ladies of the Supreme Court, of whom Mrs, Fuller, Mre, Miller, Mrs. Blatchford, Mrs. Harlan and Mrs. Field will keep open house. Mrs. Boardman of No. 1719 I street gives a tea on Monday in honor of her sister, Mra. Shefiield, who is her guest, and Mra. Boardman will be at home on that day during the season. Mrs. J. N. Huston. wife of the United States treasurer, will see callerson Monday at “The Oaks,” on the Columbia road near 14th street. Mrs. Drake and Mrs. and Miss Westcott are at home at No. 1416 20th street, Mrs. N.S. Lincoln | Mrs. Thomas Wilson at 1218 Connecticut avenue, Mrs. Col. | Biddle, Miss Biddle and Miss Florence Bayard at No. 1410 20th street. Mrs. Spoouer and Mra. er and other ladies on ( apital Hill have onday and the wives of the officers at the navy yard are at home on that day. Among those who will receive on Tuesdays during the season are the wives of Rep tives in Congress generally. Mrs. J. G. Carlisle will be at home in her house, No. 1426 K street. Mra. F. H. Coyle, Mrs. Goldborough, Mrs, J. Kearney Warren, Mra. J. B. Edmonds and Mrs. Surg. Gen. Moore, Mrs, M. D. Lincoln and Mrs, Justin Lincoln of K strect are at home on ‘Tuesdays. Mrs. Frank Gordon, at the Port- land; Mrs. Romero, at the M anlegation, and Dr. and Mrs. Hammond. at Beleourt, are at home on that day. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Wolf will wed their daughter to Mr. Cohen, and the President and Mrs. Harrtson_ will give a recep- tion to the members of the diplomatic corps at the White House from 9 to 11 in the evening. Weduesday is the great day of the week, being cabinet day and, the official houses are open, namely, that of the Vice President, Secretaries | of State, Treasury, War, Navy, Interior and Ag- Ticuiture, the Postmaster General and of the Attorney General and the house of the Speaker of the Mrs, Britton and Miss Britton at No, 1325 ‘eth street, Mrs. and Miss Burdette of | Vermont avenue, Mrs. Hugh 8. Thompson, Mrs, | and Miss Dahlgren, Mrs, W. FE. Curtis, No. 1424 | Q ettbet, keep the day, and in the evening: Mine | Eleanor Foster will be quietly married to Mr. Robert Lansing of Watertown, N. the cere- mony to be followed by a large reception from 8 to 10, for which Col. and Mrs. Foster have ont | invitations. Mrs. B. H. Warner gives the second ofe series of teas on Weduesday afternoon. Miss Ida Kuff, at No. 1215 L street, is also at home. Thursday is Senators’ day and Mrs. Morrill, Mrs. Dolph, Mra. Sherman, Mrs. Ingalls, who is this year in the Jeffer- sou club house on ff street; Mrs. and | Miss Blackburn, at the Ebbitt house, Mra. and Miss Mitchell, 1714 Counecticut avenue; Mrs, epee . Mra. McMillan, Mrs. Manderson. iiss Dawes, who have just returned | to the € city and are at No. 1900 Ki street; Mrs. | Butler, Mrs. Cockrell, Mrs. Cullom, Mrs. Davis, | Mrs. and Miss Evarts, Mrs. Hale, Mrs, Hawley, Mrs. Pugh, Mrs. Quay, Mise Voorhees and Mra. — will be at home to visitors on Thurs- vs, Mr. Brainard H. Warner gave a breakfast this morning at his residence, 2100 Massachu- setts avenue, to Gen. Felix Agnusof Baltimore, at which the other guests were a number of gentlemen prominent in public life, journal- tem and District affairs. The entertainment was s very handsome and pleasant affair, Mrs. Ralph C. Johnson gave a luncheon to- day to Mrs. Chief Justice Fuller, Mrs. Justice Blatchford, Mrs. Justice Field, ‘Mrs. Admiral = Mrs. Hinckley and others at the Port- An elaborate dinner party was given at the Arlington last night at which Sewator Hiscock entertained Col. and Mrs. Cruger, Miss Har- gous, Vice President Morton, Collector Erhardt and Senators McMillan, Manderson, Aldrich and Butler. Mrs. Justice Brown and Miss Brown, who are —_ living at the Arno, will not receive Mon- y. Senator and Mrs. Cockrell gave a reception last evening to the world’s fair delegation from St. Louis. Those present were almost entirely visiting or resident Missourians. Mrs. Cock- rell was estisted in receiving her guests by Mra. ‘Towle. Mrs. Mansur and Mrs. Stone. Among the guests were the Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Noble, Gov. Francis of Missouri, | Mayor Noonan of St. Louis and Mrs, Noonan, | ex-Senator John B. Henderson and Mrs, Hen- derson, Representatives Kinsey, Bland, Tars- ney, Mansur, Stone and Hatch, ex-Gov. Fletcher of Missouri, Mrs. H. Shields, Judge Campbellof St Louis, Gen. John K. Clarke, George Buia of St. Louis, One of the most pleasant weddings of the season was thatof Mr. Daniel Whiting Edelin and Miss Hattie Aiden Tinker, which took | ogee on Thursday evening at All Souls’ charch, this city. The evening was fine, the church beautifully decorated, and the peyeterty of | the young couple was evident by the — ot | present. The bridesmaid, Miss Ken- nedy, a tall dignified young lady, attired in white faille, with satin gauze. and carrying a large bouquet of pinks, preceded the ‘bride, who followed onthe arm of her future husband, ‘Wearing a gown of white faille and mousseline ; de soie wita train of brocade oy organist | J.D. King of Wisconsin, « warm friend | bride. the many J agg aad} relatives present were Judge Mrs. Belden | of Denver, Col, who came on to be present at the ceremony. After an informal per hyera gown wo felatives at the aps = pm gp the young couple lott south amid congratulations and good wishes. The presents were very pamerous and beautiful, Mrs, Jobu B. Allen, wife of Senator Allen, will receive during January and bb erg bs at 1234 Massachusetts aveuue on Thursdays from | street Methodist church by the Rev. Dr. Bates, i cr at the residence of Miss Jouy, No. 2218 | Prof. W. T. Hornaday. | accompani | State, | tertainment to a small company of immediate Hawley, | 3to5p.m. Her sister and niece will usually receive with ber. One oh Ge Bek: Bae A ee eT debut was given by Mr. and Mrs. Slose of San | i Francisco, who had for their guests Mra. and Miss Moore of New York and Mr. Ned De Knight Senator Dawes has changed his residence from 1632 Rhode Island avenue to 100 R street, Mrs. William W. Morrow of California will be at home on Tuesdays at the Richmond. Mrs. F. J. Moses will be assisted at her re- —— on Monday at the navy yard by Miss Lillie Cavanaugh. The Misses Russell of Georgetown will be at home after 2 o’clock on Thursdays during the remainder of the season. Miss Amy Leavitt will be at home to her friends on Mondays after 7 o'clock at 1226 Mass- achusetts avenue, Mrs. Wm. R. Hodges, 1529 8 street, will be at home Thursdays during the season, Mrs. F, H. Crump, who bas been absent from the city since early last spring on account of ill health, has returned very much improved and will be at home to her friends at 1344 T street northwest on Fridays, Mrs. Cramp has with her sister, Miss Allan, who has just re- turned from abroad, where for two years she has been pursuing her studies. Miss Annie Crocheron Abrahams of Mobile, Ala., a great nieze of the late Vice President Wm. R. King, is visiting relatives at 1106 New Hampshire avenue. The Misses Williamson of 1638 Rhode Island avenne will be at home on Tuesdays during the season. The engagement of Miss Carrie Lyon of this city to Mr. A. Berwanger of Knoxville, Tenn., is announced. Miss Bessie Collins of Great Falls, Md., formerly of Georgetown, was married to Mr. Harvey Cornwell of Fairfax county, Va,, ‘Thurs- day afternoon, at the parsonage of Congress Miss Marie Wilkinson goes to Wilmington very soon as the guest of Miss Lore for a few weeks and will visit friends farther east after- ward. Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Adams have issued invi- tations for the marriage of their daughter Olivia to Chas. E. Davis of Fairfax, Va., to take place at Ascension church January 15 at 8 o'clock. Invitations are out for a progressive encher Washington cire! The Nanon social club will give their seventh hop at the National Rifles’ hall Tuesday even- ing. ‘The Ladies’ historical society met at Mrs. Horatio King’s Friday morning. Mrs. W. Koss Browne presided. sketch of the early Goths was given by Mrs, W. H. Browne. Mrs. J. B. Edmunds read an interesting paper upon Mar- seilles and its historic relation to .France. “Cusar's campaigns in Gaul” were spoken ot by Mrs. Burns and Mrs, Asaph Hall, Mrs. L. M. D, Sweat described the ‘Cathedral of Ktheims,” and Mra, Z. Vance spoke of Queen Clotilde, wife of Clovis, first Christian king of France. Two duets upon piano, ‘Lustspiel Overture,” by Bela, atfd -+Heimkehr, iby Men- delssohn, were delightful played by Miss Gil- man and Miss Young of Brunswick, Me. Mrs. Gurdon H. Wilcox and Miss Wilcox, 2404 Craven terrace, will be at home to their friends January 20 and 27 and on Mondays in February. Mrs. Edwin S. Connor of 1029 9th street north- | west will receive, together with her sister, Miss | Venie Byan. on Thursdays. Mrs. C. M. Pepper of 1337 B street will not _ receiveon Tuesday next, but will beat home | on Tuesdays until the end of the season, The ladies of the Metropolitan hotel! will hold their first reception of the season Monday, Jan- uary 13, from to 6 p.m. The Le Droit Park geograpical club inaugu- rated their winter rambles from the honse of After a piano solo ex- rformed by Mrs. Robinson the club | d their president, Mr. Chas. E, Fair- man, on a flying vist to the Paris exposition. Kickham Scanlan of tho law firm of*Mills, Ingham & Scanlan of Chicago and the junior | sl for the state in the recent prosecution cronin murderers is in Washington, ac- companied by his young bride, nee Miss Sadie Conway. Mr. Scanlan is an’ old Washington high school boy and was a great favorite of the late Mr. Paul. The oung: couple are staying with the groom's father, Michael Scanlan, chief of the burean of statistics of the Department of celiently Mra, L, M. Saunders will receive with her mother, Mrs, Green, at 1203 K street, Tuesdays in January, The wife and daughter of Mr. Hatch of Mis- souri will be at bome to their friends Fridays during the season, | Dona Maria de Mendonca and the Misses de Mendonca will be at home on Fridays at the Brazilian special mission, 1303 New Hampshire avenue, | Mr. and Mrs, Whitmore gave a delightful en- { friends last evenin The party consisted of Senator Callom, Surgeon General and Mrs. Moore, Hon. and Mrs. George E. Adams, Mr. and Mrs, Hardie, Mr. and Mrs. FE. C. Holliday, nator Walcott and Mrs. Kidgeley and Hon. 1d Mrs, Thomas Bayne. Mrs, McLaren of St. Louis and her daughters, Mrs. Lucas and Miss McLuren, arrived in the | city yesterday and will remain several wecks. | ‘They are at the Arno, The Misses Harry of Frederick, Md., also Miss Waters of Baltimore, are visiting the danghters o! Dr. Howe of 1419 Corcoran street. The Woman’s Press Association. The Woman's national press association held its annual meeting at Willard’s hotel lust night. ‘The president, Mra. M. D. Lincoln, made her | aunual address, and the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, Martha D. Lincoln; vice president, Mary 8. Lockwood; corresponding secretary, Aurclia H. Mobl; re- cording secretary, Margaret McL. King; treas- urer, Hannah B, Sperry; auditor, M. R. Moore; executive committee, Emuly F. Hart, Caroline Ransom and Isabella T. Hopkins. The asso- ciation will give a Mary Washington tea at Mrs. Ransom's studio, 915 F street, January 22, from 4 o'clock to 10, for the benefit of the Mary Washington monument fund, —— Fined One Hundred 1 Dollars. James Tierney alias John Conner, who was before Judge Miller yesterday charged with in- decent exposure in Franklin square, the case being continued until today, was in the dock this morning. Further testimony was taken and Judge Miller sentenced Tierney to pay a fine of $100 or three months in t jail. pssetahs> ress U. 8S. Grant Post. Department Commander Odell has appointed Com. J. E. McCabe to install the officers of this post for the ensuing year as follows: H.L. Johnson, commander; Frank A. Clark, S.V. commander; Granville Fernald, J.V. com- mander; H. McEnroe, surgeon; L. W. Gifford, chaplain; G.W. Shull, officer of day; PetegsGal- lagher, officer of guard; c. K. ettield, ser- geant major; B. J Denson, adjutant. a Sent to Jail for Three Months. Patrick Gavin was in the dock at the Police | window in a car on the Washington and George- | town line, of which car Michael Dove was the | conductor. It come out on testimony that | Gavin had been put off the ae sometime ago ‘for disorderly ee iterday waited | j with » brick in until the car | passed Washington sae He got on the rear platform, got into an altercation with the cou- ductor and when he was put off threw the brick at the car. It struck the conductor, glanced off and went through the glass in the rear door of the car. Gavin was also charged with loud | and boisterous conduct and an assault. Judge | au: | Miller sent him to juil for three months. a H The Death Record. ' During the twenty-four hours ending at noon today deaths were reported to the health office | as follows: Geo, W. Jett, 4 years; William D. | Kelley, 75 years; Henry L. Bancroft, $9 years; | Juo. H. C. Coftiu, 74 years; Wm, E. Whitfield, $7 | years; Christopher S. O'Hare, 68 years; Eliza- | beth Haynic, 23 years; James Leo, 3 months; Isabelle Kolb, aoa E. Arthur Dawson. 52 Richar Wm. —_-——— Prof. Coffin’s Funeral. The faneral of the late Prof. J. H. C. Coffin, U.S.N., was held this morning at Epiphany cburcb. lev. Dr. McKim officiated and read the beg@tiful service of the church. Appro- priate music was rendered by the choir. | wa vornerom tn chur by tee bay west, yesterday of pneumonia, | ¥ Retep r, is lying dangerously ill at his home pointment the vacancy occasioned death of Attorney Holt, Among the candi- Court this morning charged with breaking a | }, { Ls VARY SHOOTING STARS, The Seven Ages of Man are not objectionable, but one is enough for woman and that one not Jorge. Some jokes may B C'n easily. An actress who was desirous of producing a new play called it “Fine Cut" because she wanted some one to back her. A territorial judge may be a state-ly man. WARINOTON THE FAIR. Behold our lovely capital, The fairest for the Fair; Eye hath not seen so fine a queen, With beauty everywhere, Her charms defy the best attempts Of Fancy's brush or pen; She stands alone, the nation’s own, Asite for gods and men. The Emperor William has ordered that ultra- conservative newspapers be no longer received at the palace, and now the able editors remark mM one voice: ‘Bill Hohenzollern has stopped his paper. If Billcan stand it we can, The Berliner FlapModlezejt still continues. Now is the time to subscribe. Architecture is history in stone and brick. It was an Irishman who threatened to knock aman through the bottom of the bottomless pit, A joke of thirty years age Small Boy—“I say, Bill, what's the last letter but one of the alphubet?” Bill—“Y." Small Boy—’Cause I wants to know, stu- pid.” More men are born fools than are born wise. GuOWTH. ‘One tells a lie to screen himself, But this is not the worst, For lies must cover lies and lies To screen the first, Statistics are usually disagreeably prosy, but those of the Minneapolis milling business are remarkably floury. A STORY FOR CHILDREN, “What is the Latin word for goose?” The teacher asked of Joe And Ann, his classmate, but, forsooth, They neither one did know. “Well, listen, then.” the teacher said Yo stupid Ann and Joe: “It's ‘anser." When I ask again I want you both to know.” An hour later both were asked, But Ann she only cried; And Joe? “The Latin word for goose s" Joe pe replied, Death of Mr. Martin M. Manger. Mr. Martin M. Mauger, for the past twenty- seven years a resident of this city and a clerk | in the adjutant general's office for twenty-tive years, died at his home, 913 13th street north- His son, Geo, ith the same reac Railroad fieuenatine, To the Editor of THe Evextye Stan: Can you inform us for what reasons the Wash- ington and Georgetown railroad company are delayed by the Baltimore and Potomac steam railroad in putting down their cable road at the junction of 7th street and Maryland avenue sonthw ‘There is nothing on record in this city to show their authority for the occupancy of the reser- vation and Maryland avenue from 6th to 9th streets, either by the city or by congressional t, an act authorized by Congress? authority. J. Hanpison Jounsox, Chairman of Citizens Association No. 1. —>_—_ ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Ta EVENING STAR. Tux Exectnic Licuts.—The order of the city council for the erection of additional electric lights on King street has not yet been carried out, owing to the unsettled condition of the electric light business. Council has refused to | treat directly with the attorney of the Schuy- ler electric light company. and has left the whole matter in the hends of the finance com- mittee, between whom and the electric light company there appears now little prospect of | anearly agreement. Lately Mr. Carter, the at- torney of the company, has been sick, and so the matter remaius in statu quo. Caxprpates.—The movements for the May election have not begun except in reference to the office of commonwealth’s attorney, in which Mr. James R. Caton is now filling by ap- y the dates besides the incumbent are Messrs. K. Kemper, Leonard Murbury, W. E. Fendall. The matter will probably be T settiod in a demo- cratic primary. Nores.—The funeral of Julia Sterling, a school girl, who died from the effects of the grip, took place this afternoon from the resi- dence of her mother on Lee near Cameron | street.——The “week of prayer” meeting at the Second Presbyterian church last night was de- voted to prayer for the “church abroad,” The Friday night club gave a pleasant ho = McBurney’s hall last night.——‘lhe mayor sent the grand Lost d the case of August Tansean, charged with stealing a coat from the dwelling of Geo. A. Hyde, John Nightengill fol- lowed Yansson to the Lony bridge and arrested him there.——Mr. Abner A, Lee, a watchman at the Alexandria and Fredericksburg railroad depot here, died yesterday trom the effects of the grip.——It is said that there is now no land in Alexandria county which can be purchased at Jess than $125 an acre, and that most of it is held at upward of $400 an acre. Mr. J, E. Clement has purchased 27 acres of J.T. Biren near Ballston for $3,500, and 21 acres adjoin- ing Arlington on the south at + 68, 000, a A Daylight Abduction in ‘Allentown, Pa. Roscoe Saylor, seven years of age, who has been living in Allentown, Pa., with his grand- father, Joseph H. Meyers, was abducted on the the streets Thursday by a stranger. Seven years ago the boy's father was married to Mr. Meyers’ daughter and removed to Reading. About two months ago he deserted his wife and left for parts unknown, A strange man induced a boy to call at the school which young Saylor attended snd inform the teacher that Saylor was wanted at home. While on his w: home Saylor was abducted, as it is believed, by the boy's father, Samnel_ Meyers, an uncle of the boy, left for Pottstown where it is be- lieved the latter was taken, and he will bring him home should he be found, LOST AND FOUND. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, WASTED: HELP. D.C., SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, eee oe. 1890-TWELVE PAGES. FOR RENT—ROOMS. 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THOMPSON'S DRUG & ae 03 Wau active Girl to stand as the ata TAILORESS: on Pants snd Veste preferred. mae NTED_ WOME COOKS, $10 TO $75; GHA CHAM Sunians Sarees aod Laandressor, ia cit Waiters, ‘Drivers or xarms Hauds: Colored 3 SAM'L A. COOMBS, Y: WASTED TALL CLASSES. fae v B10 to 860; Laundress, “ioseed Ladies’ Maids, Seainstzens, my Kitch sud Pantry Help at 0 44 U1 7th st. aw. We isa 3 yours expenionsa x reference, wero last emplcved wad whersiive, Eo i mau & permanent place, GIKY, Star office, Wasmpe A COLORED MAN TO WAIT Private family; preter one faiuiliar with bors Le orlagi ai ferences, Addresy SERVANT, Stat pat IN y ANTED—A_FIRST-CLASS MAN TO EEE ud interview newspaper appoiut ts for a new periodical; state‘ sberiehse, General Address Lox G7, Stat attice, 7 references. — Waxed 5s KELIABLE WHIT WOMAN FOR General House Work ina Smalt Pamily oe {a dren; iuust bring reference and go hous nights, Sth st. ue. as rLED Co: wi F General House Works mist stay at nixht a being reference. Apply at ouce 1451 Khode Islapd ay ws TED—A NURSERY GOVERNESS TO ee entire cuarge of aud teack Eugiish and music to three culldren over eight, Addivas Lele, Star uilice. 4° Warige. ~GENTLEMAN FOX AN IMPORTANT sition; inust come higuly recommended. Washiuy tou qeutleman p sped sulary $15 weei! Avply s 1 424 Sth at. n, Lv wa WHITE GILL FOR COLLAR AND ‘Cu ut Mac one that ee at fee oushl, jbo ote ‘bevd apply. 1ouz F Ste aaundry WaANTED=A HE RELIABLE GIRL TO ATI it, Ghiidren and do Light Housework. App wt. Dew, 'O DO WASHING eo Work, Ki ~ie RED COOKS, ors, chine Nurcss Muics, rat clas Bervantes 5a ri Funds, with good, refer: hee ree. (ONAL EMPLO! ENT O. FIC) 11-6tY NG GTR as NURSE al APPLY Ga Monday at 2058 Ds penis E emrcea oF Meee Veron Who Can Sew, Meud aud Assist Chiidren aE Studies Bwo Hours Each ae a: ot Se W. ane *fe:D—BOOK COMPOSITO GS: USTEADY, competent tan oa ly. MCQUEEN & WALLACE, 1108 E si ashington Jal0-30" perieuce yeed apply. Address Hox 4%, Star office. Wi xteD—bors—pasnepiarr ‘¥. 14: PENN. Werte —K YOUNG MAN FOR THE GENTS’ Furuishing Business; only foe) with some ex. _Jal0- y ANTED—DRESSMAKING SCHOOL, 612 13TH Shae urs tQlearn the art of Zivasurihg, Cutline, y Mine. Vrashington's Dress Curtiug Seater with) privilege of mnaiiuy oue dress while learn- ing, “All who have learned the new system peak of it Ui highest term. Pups guaramtecd constant. ent, ioyimcut at biyhest pay. Busted Linings cut by meas- RS ‘nt, with sleeve pattern, oUcts, Agents wanted, ANTED—I NEED FOUR ACTIVE ENERGETIC Men ot ad oH to wssist ive iu the Real ky- tate Business, Wore eg ge (nthe bon beat city y Felorences, Address iiox G4, Star ‘ottoe. ANTED-DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES BY We ‘the Day or Perma Cut ing by Tailor Bys- tem, “Address Miss 1s Star offices ANTED- AT HEA! CARTERS—POSITIONS We sock, Chane Bch Tauudrese Waiters, Cooks, Couch ihen, Batiere SAM we A Coombs, 926 F st n.w. ANTED—ALWAYS GO TO DICK’S AGENCY FOR Mey ind Women Cooks, Coachmen, Butlers, Maids, ‘Nursca, Laundress, Waiters; Kitchen, Matdey this city referehees, ‘S13 Zthst. mw. jall-stt ANTED_ WILL GIVE $100 TO ANY. EW can secure me a OL as Book Keo! Clenk itt any of the Governnie nt Ofices : willin, soy examination, “Address CONFIDENTIAL vHO por oF Yotake Star va WaAxTED-Lapy EX) CH- jug aud Literary Work aod ix; ry neues like Position us Govern Amanuensis, me erst oF or sitailar situation ; highest references, Btaroftice my dals-3t"" W ANIED POSITIONS FOUND FOR NURSERY ‘aids who attend Mra Pollock's free lessous Netutlae, ‘BO o'clock, wt 1017 1oth [ae rz —BY A LADY IN A SMALL FAMILY, NTE We Situation as House Keeper; no objection to leav- ing elty. Sains Box 7 71, Star fon, ingle e: od om, ay Lane des | aa ite aa euiily 2. es emloy> itefers, by permission. 10 the ° Education and to the Swedish a Walisieter Bud vice Cuusule Atl ireow ‘Star office, dal ANTED-BY MAN OF FAMILY 1N, NEED, Eqmplovment, however poor the. Architee- htviman ; Fresco or Plain te lo any kind of labor. A williny Star of Wistenae MAN OF CHARACTER, STRICTLY erate und industrious, Position to Watch and Care for Private or Business’ Vroperty; lone ex- Rerlence as watchanau and fircuan, eity reference, M. F offic jeoeite ED IBY A S000, CATED GERM. & Situstion ag u maid; good Seam- id Dress Maker. Addrvas 0. ¥: i Bar office. ANTED_BY A ¢ COMPETENT CARPENTER, ‘ork on Building or in Shop. Address CAR- PENTER GST Stat a 3st" __ WANTED--HOUSES. WASTED TO RENT—A MODERN IMPROVED House in the northwest of seven oF eight room good neighborhood, for a term of ig after april FE Give location, prloe end duscr We Ar of TAN ‘TED-WE HAVE CLIENTS FOR SEVEN, tig isum $4,000 iy 88, gU pte mages con x 200; Y ated F. GiLBaitr 8 6o.,'d25 Fat aw. W: NTED—TO PULCHASE AHOME FOR CASH— hot less ten or twelve rooms, mod. tus, .W., and not tu exceed $10,000, No agents need ee arieat with particulars, HOME, Star office. ANTED—10 PURCHA-E A HOUSE OF S1X OR Nine Kooms from Owuer, Address ML, Star ottice, SeTetigegt Wik ni zB street than ee state ‘Roatan price. AL., Star offic WANTED—LOTS., ANTED—WE DESIKE THREE LOIS ID horthwest, 17 to 21 it. wide, to cost from 5.000. B.¥, GILBERT & CO., 625 F st. nw. _jali-lin ANTED-AT ONCE-SINGLE LOTS, STREET Frouts or Squares of Vacant Ground or Houses in East Wasbingtou: quick sales if jyices are reasonable, peed description iO'CHAS A. SNIELDS, pea a 7 WASEPca a SHALLOW LOT WITHIN ONE nule ot War department, all ca-h; state exact location, dimensious and price, Aduress ZEBKA, Btar o1 __ Jud ste WaANTED-At ONC ONCE FOR X CLIENT, UNIM- proved property jn the nurtlient whole square valet Et & GADSBX, 1008 F st. n.w. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS Ww ANTED—GOUD KOLLEA-i OF O& FLAT DESK; rust be cheap. | Address, auatine whew and where can be seen, kiud and price, W.is., Star ollie att ANTED—10 BUY A BUTCHER'S ICE BOX. Address, giviuz price and description, |G. SPAIDS, cor. Park aud 14th sts. uw. ; Ot. ¥. CALDWELL, ial Fava, al Wis SKI WAIST AND SKIRT Htda Apply atl ty iene’, ave. atter 5 o "clock p.m. Jalo- We ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED WHITE GIRL tv Cook, Wash aud Iron “and do General House Work in fuiuily of two; reference ssa Agee 1v43 15th st. nw, Ww ANTED—A FEW HONEST AND INTELLIGENT Fersyns to Lake Orders in this and surrounding towns on “Stanley in the Wilds of Africa and How 110 Aescued Emiu vusia” The jitrepid hero hus just re- turned Avilization. Fubsc interest im him is at ‘This is the Stanley book the people want. 8 tur outtit and La the frst a the field, oF nsreD — A RESPECTABLE COLORED BOY louse Service, about eighteen years, Apply at 712 Thee in the motulug, With Fecommenda tious, _sab-Se Ww3x ANTED—AT ONCE—YG' TENOGRAPHER id ‘type Writer; Permanent Position in Luw Otties., Address, mumediately, stati eaiary cxpected. Address, through imail, BANK OFFICE, 7th ie twoen E aud F uw, 39-3 Ww ANTED—A WHL House Work. Apply ut Fr J ea o: at, new. ED-AGENTS-LADY AGENTS COINING money. Wonderful New Kubber Unde sells itsef; proof free, Audress Li 216 Clark st? Chicaso: M1, WASTEDSA MAN ‘10 TAKE AN OFFICE AND represent a manufacturer; 850 per week; small capital required, Address, with staup, MANUEAC- TEleal Hox 70, West Acton Muna 2” sassw teed W 3a TED SALESMEN AT ONCE—A FEW GOOD Men to Sell i Geog vy voy ple coy = icine sale aud retail trace: Wo ake tho threre in our line iu the world. “iibersi salut" vad. Permanent position, Money Sdyanced for Pe wuen, od Yertising, &e. For full tornrs address CE! NIAL MEG. CO:, Chicago, Ill..or Cincinnati, ‘Ohi nY-#,tusth sur V ANTED—B TH GOOD SOPRANO OK Alto Voices, Salaries paid and eurctul instruc. tion given. Apply at st. Jokus Parish Hail, Tour st, near ey on ‘Tuesday Fridey evenings ore! Warr WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW LADIES on Salary to Take Charge of muy Business at Their Homes; entirely unobjectiCnuble; light; very fuse uuting ind healthful ; uv talking required; permanent pert Wages, #10, per week in advance: Kuvd pay wrt Une; cit Teferences include some of f the soe oot wei-known peop) of Lousy ville, Chucinuati, 2 and elsewhere. th spiny, Mis. $4) peti won WALKEM, 41h aud G Chestnut star, Lo! ANTED — = DUR DonEe EMPLOYMENT BU- reau, conducted by ludica—Men and Women white and coloved: for all kitds of domestic labor, city Hemoved and statos; with references. to 709 List n.w. OST—STRAYED, LARGE J POLN' : LIVER and white; tp of tail eat unwers te » the pane of ral Fo wal : PSON, 218 N.Y oe “A LANGE BLACK AND Ww ST : weariny collar with tag No. 6635. paid on return 6 ths owner at or 8 so POLL il ost Pa OF GOLD EYEGLASSES FRIDAY, jan. 11 0, ia 14h ae, oar ora tt, Grend Army, Hall Faapeveneaet i returning them to M. 15, HAZAKD, 1417 Corcoran st, Bs or WILL THE PERSON iF TOOK TI Lips B Bes trom 1518 K st.on ‘1b mapas return the same to rightful ome | O8t—A LADY'S GOLD WATCH MARKED MD A. L with gold chaty set a ewean the ee aud N aud sud sts., by way ran ert gallery, Tee FROM EPIPHANY seuner DURING Frou.Cofin's tuneral services Black Pan! bambov stick, carved handle, say gine sau? ts known and ry avoid trouble by returning uy to FREES Bool AY, SIO wea i iene x, tent T — GOLD EY EYE GLASSE ae a aaa pile pelt! “Dre AAHON BAL ee [ST OR STRAYED—FROM 2122 MASS. AVE. ES a sara crate ‘cor furu tot Bquare, 9 Bi BUG ____ WANTED--ROOMS, Semily wishes to buy eu Overcoat trom a pryate wut cau ufford to sellit to him cheap, tar office. Paes: WANTED SA NORKING MAN WITH Thnoy park ce ‘TO EXCHANGE FOR REMINGTON ligraph Type Writer, » Wheewer & Wilson latest p pattern Y dew! ae a as ome style, Address TIFE Wa $00 O1 cones to Kayars in «Lunch end Cones lionery Det Address A-E., =tar con _ hl TO PURCHASE A GOOD | FaMILY want one kind and gentle; niust be & var- Address HORSE, diar oftice. at" was LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WHO take pleasure in winging in choir for practice will oa ae vd their to 1625 14th wt. new, [ANO—UPRIGHT PREFERRED, BY. xperienced music teucher; lessons to one or two scholars, luciudiag one hour's practice tails will be wiven in payment, ISAC, Star of WwW TED-TO BORROW $50 FOR SHORT €f,00 ob & Good — uote. Address jnme- diately Box 100, Star ufc. “ie WASTED Lapis, Thy * “ORANGE sure cure for tewale diseases *Bood Puriner,, cures Malaria: Téd‘den ples free. Mrs. F. A. Set BAILEY, Gen. Agt, 10-1 DE FED TO EXCHANGE FINE LARGE THON Safe tor Small One. Room 16, 31 Ht Cleed bund WAXED STOMIGE ON BALTIMOKE AND Obie railroad, also on water trubt, t0F 1+ ‘el = of coment, Address, particu Ryertar ‘star ottice. WARZED—T0 Bi BUY FIVE HUNDRED ae Pigeons. E.8. SCHMID'S Bird Store, 317 12th st. nw. ANTED — HORSES TO KEEP — ed na lorges Winter aud Summer a Specialty. Order box PKICE'S stables, 311. Fara 7that, ‘6th st. new. Saules from city. ‘Terms $10 por mont uo, Md, ae PICTURES TO COPY(ANY SIZE); wuccoas in photographing fawily grou at uit waed-a Was Paktt SCRIBNER. BEST BUTTER- ine. “Luble Goods, 20c. per pound. Cooking, Ris, Pex pound. Warrsbte ‘not to wt stroms diss a atu pts $s hu r'B, “all the jet al by WM. F eet ‘ine hero ir ordre ‘n'a sealod envel- % propel ressed. ‘his request is necessary free ‘nrutual protection. Therese warn inecrupe. Seles ierene Yor tere cares felon ay Tce and 1 tbat that otberw bail do ao ot in your ywu_lomes; ENWDNEW ‘star Gallery, 450 Pa, WANTED BY END, OF MONTH OR EARLIER oom near city post ville, Full partion lars t a ADo Mae a onice, av Fer far omen . feat Wise Address Box 10 tears TED — roa tht eee Two A tla hens nrg Rooms f hall room; tnt 8 uares of patent of age Radreus TWO SISTEM, Star olloe. bs War Btroha ae Pee ae BE- ¥. ave, md aud Gth ete. nw ne etlitable for Phy Seems Bor T7 aul cmc fod T NCE, oy Wil nd Uniuruisbed, Ha cram g10te 915 ie Pig ie FARL Filet nw. i. ANT) NED FOREIGN LADY W Wi Lewontin Ge ns ib Geriat, and Drawing hee and Pea juired. Address SCANDINAVIAN od Ware, rare Pata ot aa be office. au ee aNTED—IN GOOD 10 FUE NTE aR Rte eur Address HULLY, Siar uthoe,. ae ANTED — BY _L. RNISHED wv Foot oom sa Tatar ba er: saree | peivdey Isanonreds Adisesew’h wee Joe i ‘Warren ieoaiarou ong NaN aa es a cP ; peace ;No. 706 11th st.cor G. ANTED-HOUSEHOLD AND, OFFICE, Foust ture; Store Fixtures aud Stocks of aige of il htnedas ine of all AC WINSTUN, ‘ED— LIFE INSURANCE ON THE oo = MON SENS! x Di nc ceases SMITH, Secretary, Southeast corner 4ti and G sts. Cabaiaey = tl Pension building. was TED-EV! = sl know that a es tae eee pia ad aaa ay or No Pay. DANTE 1413 ivth st, cae Ware 2 gp CARPET We 1008-2 BOARDING. —ONE si ry oF sang eB pines { 1 Fe, KENT—ONE BK NE —— tent to st: tiewen. 314 Mae kaw table QUE RENTTIWO-ROOMS ON THIRD FLOOK d.; world reat to Ee and eastern exposure, wi istiwaw — z OR RENT—TWO VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, partly furnished. shed. secoud floor, bot and mae water. FEE = Say ee 4 jour ; ered au: painted: furge closets: bath. lowe wladows, sontl front; caterer same soner ‘two lines of cars near. 13 re: dal t-ae* two pootlonen Goa osu ae ‘vermae fenson irae i? Tae stow, NORTH CAPITOL 8T., SE Has bath, hot uw N.E, FOUR PARTLY No objection to Light house. phd at = —LATG 18 eet hoat sodgu\ toe lavociene 800 1Uth st. nw. dal l-zte Fee FEST GINO COMMUNICATING ROOMS the third door, suitable for Hyrht housokee)iay gsgg paall bal roo. “Fur iurther partic alareanel 204 D at.uw. URNISHED ROOM; HOME ae wood board; also table board; Fates the avenue FE KENT—1304 L ST, FURNISHED FRONT Koom, with Board; suitable for gentleman and Wife or gentleman; alsy Table Bo ri HEERFUL, BUNNY, y Rooms, en suite or singly. desirable central loca- soLVenient to boarding hotses and hotels: ui- erate prices. 1326 L st. nw. wli-s T=l NOW OFFER ONE OR BOTH uy 1 Secoud-door Co-mmunicating Puriish able: house uew; press brick: bay win- ; south front central; woderu convenien ours O PLEASANT furnished Communicaiing Heomsrceutral, loc pons War deparunent; first-class euehbworboud: Fen 1 REE Seaoe cating Furcishod Rooms, en suite or stn; a5. a inoderate prices, doli-se POR, RiN1—1720 HST. ¥ PAE METI politan clin Larye Puruisued Fre fooue OF Without Bound, near cars aud departaneute, th JOR ET TWO LARGE PARLOR ROOMS shove basement can be rented Furnished; Uifur- hisbedwith Lourd fortwo, 60 per mo. if taken ut ouce ; Mass. ave.; ceutrally located, Address i, H. ae —VEKY CHEAP AND D Sa Kooms for Gentlemen in an Apartment tiouse, Rear Metropolitan Ciub, BEALL, BROWN & CO. 2521 Fat, it Fu KENT-HANDSOME ROOMS, WELL FUR- nished. either singly or en suite, Inquire at 1210 Get now, 310-5 JOR RENT—2026 G ST. N PLEASANT tractive Mus; siugle or eu suite: ond floors; with yood Table Board herdics pass the door ; re TO SMALL FAMILY OF ADULi nfurnished Kooms; sccond floor; new modern house; bath sume floor; well heated aud lighted; one square from cars, Apply 215 Ast. we. rT LANGE FRONT ROOM, Si: OND nicely fursished and heated ny ee aijoiting Room ot 3d. Floor 3 Frout Sib. furnished, “1 We, Koou Floor Hall oom; hed, “1311 11th st. now. JOR KENT — TWO LARGE HA municating Second-story Rooms ; a dows, closets, porcl; bath same floor I private family. Keference. 1344 K st. uw. RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED Ov! municating ‘Third Floor Roows: bath on sa: foot: private family; geutlemen preierted. Apply st new. dal 0 zor RENT—DESIRA |AN. eLY Furnished Communicating ‘Kooms with alcove: Peyste family; convenient to botels and care, O16 | - Kast 225 by foe wo enah } SHED! FOR SALE—LOTS E SALE CHANCE rons SPECUI LATION 5 Bc ON, BO warcave: nie bets Dana Cctge ena Om FOR GALE_ An Beomneical Lot frentinn 6 15th et. ne., 71 feet on Nort Caro: ‘aopm—aby a ao yr BONE Lot tronm ob 2 Dear side gud rear alleys it ‘DAVID D. STUN? oR SALF— FE A BARGAIN FINE FRONT oF front an Lots, 17 feet tr: wd containing only 1,2 feet. weil located nc — post pas fon z jel WEL BL TRoRD, i4 New York ave. ie 20K SALE—EL RG ANT £0) Na madand Nintwond poe ow Lots adjuining at bie for inuuediate Improvetienty b water. es, | sewer near by, curis act, sidow sie dntd at macadanaged TVLE ie KUVHEAPORD. 1507 Foe JOR SALES = POR SA 20ST. NERK LeTHTN, D st. near 12th ne, 50x150 ft. o th and On, 3 Cor, Jalivse* Foe su sage, LOT tee Fee frout nd $y a.w.: on “Lat wih toot « Scan ié to de alicg 0 ca cet i 30cm a 65 cents per a. vie digaa ty build an the hot Sean O, , Sc. por foot. nocash if mu Delaware ave. bet K and Law. bet, Hand Tew: 30 by 100; i PARKER ee w- Seana M AND. honine AP. - square feet of park ath WM. i. “sat MDSKS & OO. sone ae Sherman & Co. + BUcceRMA® to Jotun del Fe SALON ROUTH SIDE OF Wt nt. wey Conn. ave. «Lot 24x74 ” ah at once, OWNEi, Hoon Bit, Atiniie butitine MOUNT PARK, AD. he north, at 1, 1S and KEBLE, DAVIS & ( 1330 F xt. Senator Sewyer's: Tenting at @12; allot Geo. WoUNK BSE Sake yee c MU) wear 1Uth st. dall-3t Fri SALB-SEVILRAL © ri. si aves dall-se FOE Sate sev entu st beyoud Boundary —about vac 00. Cor. Lith aS 4 HOICE rt diniance from « auiveraity erou ue Park, ‘cies twoluteom ¢ kein b, DAVIS & OU, 1519 Pet EXTENDED—JUsT Acre of L Proved by Frame House. Price ae HOD. ist = JOR SALE—K ST BET. hand: IL deep, Fe LE CE LOTS Park aoa atiet at Soe DAVIS & co. KEBLE, DAVIS & ¢ _ Jal 1-3t Lay Fat, , UR SAL! ECONOMICAL BUILDING LoT th and L ste a ~ 45 feet on <4 4 100 feet ou oth, Linproved by 2-story brick - ot 300. wall-at "REDFORD W. WALK, 1006 Fst, JOK SALE-CHOICE 14 149. SOULE on Howard ave. Also ome om Fark wt, ba feor front, DERBLE DAV Is at poe jOK SALE—Fi iT i 16TH “3 wer. Boundary and Commoia, from GSe. to @1 por fe Other lots in vicunity at lower prices, DLEBLE, DAVIS & € S1Y F st. Jn) ot Bet: SALE —6 LOTS, L_ST. BET. N. CAPITOL and Ist sts, 1Gigns0, at 7 DG DEEBLE, DAVIS & ¢ 3 Jal 1-3t ase Fe! 53278 Bet OTH AND 17TH = 0, at 81.3 v1 DELBLE, DAVIS & 00., Jal l ae 13 F st, 24 #T. FRONT hts; alley in re grounds of ex‘Commissouer JOK SALE-3 Li and M sts: 18x75 exch; Vakeu before the 20th instant EE, DAE 8S will beeoia very tow af oth st, nw. PGE BENT EWo HANDSOMELY Kooms, en suite, near Dupont cise desired. Ouly three door frou Coun. ave.sirest cara, Address DUPONT, Star office, — a i “Un LENT — ROOMS, APAK BUA Y Housekeeping; ail paris city ‘everybody punted ghange to appeants: 1 rd houses. KibDr [Ne DikbCTu\.o1i ith vt dis-2ae POR RENT—THREE. APAKTMENTS OF “WO AND three rooms eu suit ia th aud closet. gantly furmished. At SHE WOODMON I, cor und lowacircle. Fe :ENT—BRIGHT kooms, WITH open fire if desired, on first and eecoud Yate bath; comtral location; terms Seasousbie, 3D 15th si Jad-Ge F qn 1130 12TH ST. N.W., A HAND- womely Furnished Suite of 1cooms oii second tor; epee ae, Front Koo: ust above Mu Fo: AN UNFURNISHED APARTMENT M1420 WY aves saitable for Dwelliug or Oilice Purposes; elevator und steam heat free of charge; cun- gag With Use of garret above ; will be rented Juve 1 next ate nominal igure. HILL & JUHN- S10N: 1503 Fa ave, nw. Jue Fo RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED CoM. Juanicating Hcoms: open fre places: aleo Nicely Furuisued Kooms ot floor, gentleman. Apply at 710 oth st. now. Pe: RENT—WITH BOAKD—ONE LARGE FU Koon, second flour; southern exposure; Teferences. CSS aw. Foe FSET 81, DOUBLE PARLORS ON fret Sour, an clewast ideation for phatase dont Uist, or pu 4 saitahbe for Jas 6 tainty; Other rouls in the house Teasonable; upposite Arlingtou bot Fit. BRENT~FOUK ELEGA a COND floor; two parlors; private tau ‘furnished; bie corner Louse ; South and caut tronite; bay win- seve: open grates; ' references regi 104 x RENT—ONE FURNISHED, OR poe Furnished, and one Unturnished ‘Room, singiy or uso hall room ; uv housekeeping or chudren, y DYLIGH UL Sunny and Elegantly Furnished” Parlors and Xooms; Bret and secoud flours; wed, couivelences: near all principal } a and 14 FUENISE ED 3 table like a nice private far table tor Cougressiuab. )ti- i KENT—1022 I ST. NW. rand Chazuber HANDSOMELY ipidh Ue piesa bath. “Als icasant ‘Bed: Room Fy : be floor. House now and first-class in JOR ee Bi TT, 1405 HST.. N.W dsome Rooms, OF ip Suites, With private dance, specialty, jal-1m & RENT—1110 Le af... .W., ELEGANT PAR- Milop. 19 feet Front Bed Koom, 1ur- {OR KENT—TWO NICE. with est-class board: also hail juired. 1416 N st. LLAR hw hear Pa. ste, now cncunied ose aa he for reat on February 1. Asis tw. BUNCH. same building, jazz __FOR_RENT—OFFICES. OR _RENT—OFFICE ROOMS AT 954 F 58T, Fiecu le FFDRE Kootn at $10 and Back, loon : beck & Dered ant pai ned oDTFEOR, oo Ear a Sk ROOM; BEST LOCATION IN Fir ab city; rent $10. ims nic cunne perea ™ Fe ae 1 DESIRABLE. OFFICE pera a steam heat and Or Serv: ding, 1429 Ne cab oa STABLE, JU aust “OFF stati, ane BeAr. Bio’ Sree FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS _ y Sone Lis ON Tennenceo avcuaa ory ig the taucaln park, at & Jace on oF before 1 i, Weal 2 and 3 years; NMOLACULES & Ba LicLDEK, we sts; public alley in rear. Deidara SEYELE & GOs 1 ok SALE—CORNER LOTS. Half squa _dal0-3t Jo) JOR bea ber 10 day 0, JOBNSO: QUALE oud term th and Faw. ON PROMINENT 30,000 tect, for a tow days property within thres squares per foot will urular Squares in the Bounday 1 © te a0-lw a Ke SALE—LOT 40.04 this Lot PIENEY & BaD. s-1w FOES y NokLH siae OF M street near alleys Est Tit Fe SALE 40; 000 PEET OF GROUND A. ND AL NW. cor. of 1st and M sts, u.0 ts revs: 4. aud'O. railroad tra: i treet front; suitable for ‘Quip or ware. bt © will use without any waste wk HOPKINS & st. Suldtivide inte building FH SALE—AT A BARGA ‘HON by average depth of ~ Cap. aud ly 8c. per foot" ground immediately uty sel ane at 1 ber ng. toot, BHOPAL Ret wo TS SOXI50 AT Wis u Washington, €100. La Ms vckvilie, $100" to ®3UV. ley, 3 in Hyattsville from § #500. 11-3ui DUCKETT & Fou, 617 Fst.nw a SALETATTENTION S120 buiiders—14 Lots OOS 14th St eueoae IN NEW ADDITION TORKOOK- laud on easy terms, T are adjacent to the duost elevated aud improved, ara Brookland, com- mandiny fine view. of fruit «rowing ‘on the Place, Strvets 00 feet in conformity with city streets. To parties who wl bd att carly dats special terms will be once and take oureboice,, For full particulars andy PACHLEN's BATCHELDER, aati DK SALE — BARGAINS Forest Gleu, Md, ts, | iuouthly ‘ iy balance ‘ik HERTHORD, 1410 G wt, COUN ‘TRY REAL ESTATE. Fuss BALE—36,000 ACKES OF VALUABLE TIM- wud Niiteral (in Virginia | SAMUEL BEALMEAK, 310 St, Paul st, Baluumrs Md ttle FOR BEST AR OF 15 Acne REAR BEN. uings, wood 10-room ones, in j muitable for max ket oF dui sare oF a LLCULER BATCHELDER, __$al0-6t Pes +2 ENT FARM pigs MILES CAb, el aah ALLEN ie heO “Only Hitibas otha, ra 310-30 1 Se Sey OF ALL SIZES AND AT ALL a prices ob = Metropolitan aud on teh. Beau tana “tor orke ‘60-100 no 300 << snd $130 per acres” JON « Salut "aie sc res ont aaa Gite ko Kk jouso; two outhouse; 1 vn teri ‘sn ht en Oe Heaghta, | Trects SOHN aba F Goo one BBITT HOUSS WASHINGTOR, D. a