Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1890, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: SOCIETY, Some Elegant Receptions Yesterday— Personal Mention. Secretary and Mrs. Blaine entertained a com- pany at dinner last evening. Lady Pauucefote will receive callers at the British legation hereafter on Saturdays only from 4 to 6 im the afternoon, Mra. Outhwaite has out cards of invitation for a tea on Friday the 17th, from 4 to 7, at No. 4 Dupont circle. A brilliant gathering took place yesterday | afternoon at the residence of Mrs. William Jarvis Boardman, No. 1719 I street, the occa- sion being « tea in honor of her sister, Mrs. Sheffield. Mrs. Boardman is the sister of Mr. Wm. Walter Phelps, minister to Germany. Miss Boardman assisted her mother to receive her guests. Miss Nellie Hunt presided at the tea ura and Miss Blaine poured the chocolate at the opposite end of the table, and was relieved from time to time by Miss Williams and Miss Gwynn. Tees, coufectionery and champagne punch were served from a side table in the beautiful oak wainscoted dining room. Among those present were Mrs. Secretary Noble and the Misses Hal- sted, Miss Tracy, Mrs. Hazen, Senator and Mrs. | Payne, Senator and Mrs, McMillan, Miss Alice McMillan, Mrs. McPherson. Mrs. Haie, Mrs. Berdan, Miss Evarts, Judge and Mrs. J. M. Wilson, Miss Annie Wilson, Miss Sherrill, Miss Fleming, Mr. and Mrs, G. 'T. Baxter, Mra. Handy, Miss Mattie Mitchell, Mrs. Hornsby, Mrs. Langhorne, Miss Edes, Mr. Jessup Biair, Mr. Wm. Acklen, Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Chas. A. Williams, Mr. Haines and Mr. Brice. Mra. Fred Pierson of Cincinnati, Ohio, is the guest of Mrs. Hazen. Mr. und Mrs. A. E. Bateman of New York | arrived in the city jesterday and are the guests of Mr.John W. Thompson. The President was Mr. Bateman’s guest on board of his yacht in hw recent shooting excursion. Mrs. Blatchford was at home to callers yer terday and had with her Mra. Appleton Biatch- ford and Mrs. B. C. Cummings, who has many friends and admirers in this city. Mrs, Cum- 3 will spend the winter here. Miss Mitchell of St. Louis, who is now the guest of Mrs. Stanley Matthews, made tea ata dainty table in the dining room. Mrs. McLean of Lafayette square had with her yesterday Mrs. Gen. Grant and they were busy all the afternoon hours receiving visits. Mrs. McLean wore a handsome trained dress of silver brocade trimmed with panels of ruby velvet, and Mrs. Grant was ma black toilet. Mrs. Grant is looking very well and is delighted to see her friends, Mrs. Hazen gave a dinner party last evening im honor of Mrs. Grant. Mrs. N. 8. Lincoln held a charming reception yesterday at her H-street home, assisted by aer mother, Mrs. Gould; Miss Batcheller, her aister; Miss Gale, her guest, and Miss Helen Tiffany, who has recovered entirely from the fever that detained the family in Germany all the autumn and early winter. On Capitol Hill, where the winds held high carnival yesterday, Mra. Spooner, assisted by her niece, Miss Vilas, held a crowded reception. Mrs. Field and the Misses Condit Smith saw @ large number of callers, and Mra. Keuna = her sisters, Mra. Jordan and Miss Turr, at ) 224 A street southeast, have opened hespateble doors in that charming neighborhood, Mrs. Wm. M. Springer, at No. 43 B street | southeast, is at home to her friends on Mondays | in January. Mrs. A. C. Tyler, Mrs. T. B. M. Mason. the Misses Schenck, Miss Julie Edie, Mrs. F. H. Coyle Admiral Upshur were among those making visite yesterday afternoon, Mrs. McMillan gave a luncheon party today to young ladies in honor of her niece and guest, Miss Alice MeMillan of Detroit. Mrs. A. T. Britton and Miss Britton will be at home to callers on tomorrow (Wednesday) after- noon at No. 1325 16th street. Miss Emma Jean Wilson, who spent the early tof the season as the guest of Mrs. DeB. R. im. on K street, has, since ber return from New York city, located at the Fredonia. Miss Wilson will be at home to her friends at the | Fredonia on Fridays after 3 o'clock. Mrs. J. Bancroft Davis was at bome to her friends yesterday after 5 o'clock. Mrs. Glover gave a largely attended tea yes- terday from 4 to 7. Madame Bakhmetil. wife of a Russian noble- man and diplomat and the daughter of Gen. | and Mrs. E. F. Beale of Lafayette square, will sail from Greece for this country carly next month and will spend the spring season in this city. Madame Kakhmeti® was married while Gen. Beale was abroad as minister to Austria- Hungary duriag Gen. Grant's administration. She ia great favorite socially and will open her father’s house to her friends, ‘The Secretary of the Interior will assist Mrs. Noble and the Misses Halsted in receiving on Wednesday from 3 to 6 o'clock at 1311 K street, Mrs. Bingham, wife of Judge Bingham, Miss Bingham and Mrs. Estee were at home to callers yesterday at No. 1720 H street. | Mrs. Snider, wife of Representative Snider. who has been ill since Christmas with the grip, is slowly convalescing. . | the wal DEPARTMENT | EMBLEMS. | For Guidance of Visitors to the State, War and Navy It is no uncommon thing for visitors to the great State, War and Navy building to lose | their bearings when they get inside and wander | around in search of information on the subject of which deparment they are in. Not long ago = part of this problem was pale by the introduction into the ecor- | ridors of the Navy department of half a dozen models of the new men-of-war, thus to those precincts a peculiar stamp, a ber focal eolon) as it were, that eliminates all doubts in the minds of visitors who en- pee Re a e public an ex lent idea of the recent progress in naval ARMY FLAGS, Capt. Williamson, the superintendent of the building, has been considering the advisability of extending the system of distinguishing to the War department and recently sug- | gested to Secretary Proctor a few ideas in that = = the Soci im- mediately and which were partial ‘carrie into effect this morning. In pace between the doors lending into the Secretary's suite of rooms on the second | floor, west front, are draped in graceful folds a set of flags, framed ies al ‘and an infantry | re imental standard, and three smaller belonging to the cavalry arm of the servic t | was desired to get flage representing all three branches—infantry, cat artillery—but the flags of the artillery were obtainable | were so poor in quality that they were not | | MILITARY MODELS. On the floor along the staircase railing stand small models of field pieces, guns and caissons, and in corresponding positions on the first floor at the west entrance are other guns and cases, showi the construction of the various kinds of shot and shell. There are also two stands containing pistols, showing the growth and developmentof that weapom At the north door of the building the large clock isalso draped in characteristic flags, and sev- eral small models stand near to give a martial tone to the —— These models are) used only temporarily, being the REMNANTS OF THE ARMY MUSEUM that once had its home in the Winder building on the other side of 17th street. Orders have been given to the national armories to make a set of modern models more suitable for e: | hibition. and also a set of cases showing the evolution of the musket and the rifl ‘Gen. Benet has promised Capt. _Wil- fiamson the loan of a couple of brass guns presented by Gen. Lafayette to this government. As ‘aida trophies have no car- riages they will be mounted on blocks and placed on the flat stones of the west entrance. | Capt. Williamson hopes to be able to obtain | |two more similar guns for use on the | | stones of the north a=, thus Yi giving the entire War partment | a mark that will distinguish it tesaianely. | He also intends to try to persuade the Secre- tary of the Navy to loan him a couple of anchors to be placed on the steps of the Navy department at the east entrance. FLAGS FOR THE FOUR DOMES. There was at one time a scheme on foot to | place characteristic fiazs on the four domes of | the building, each one bearing a representa- tion of the seal of thé department or some | other distinguishing device to indicate the location of the three great divisions. Over the north door was to fly the national emblem. ‘This plan received the approval of the then Secretaries of State, War and the Navy and an order was sent out for a set of thi flags. When — came from the manufa | turer, however, they were found to be so badly anke that they ind be rejected. No one could be discovered willing to undertake to | manufacture a set to the satisfaction of the de- partments, and the plan was consequently abandoned. THE STATE DEPARTMENT'S GREAT GLOBE. In the State department there can be no dis- | tinguishing signs or landmarks used beyond the immense globe of the world which, stand- | ing at the south entrance, at once impresses the visitor with a sense of the universality of the business of the department, THE CRUISER BALTIMORE. Her Builders Will Realize a Handsome Profit. Word was received at the Navy department | this morning that the trial board on the new | cruiser Baltimore, which sailed yesterday from | Philadelphia to Norfolk to be completed by the | ¢ government, bad finished its report on the last | trial, which took place about two months ago, and would have a final meeting today for the purpose of signing the report and forward- ing it to the Secretary. It is gener- ally believed at the department that | the report will show that the vessel, on her last trial, made an average perforinance of Mra, M. J. Foote gave one of the largest and | ‘bout 11,300 horse power, which will give the | most delightful receptions of the season last | Cramps a premium of $130,000 on Ler power | saturday afternoon at her howe, 1729 isth development. From this figure will come about street. She was assisted by her daughter, £15,000 for penaities on uon-completion aud Miss Katharine, Mrs. Senator Davis, Mrs. N. C. ial expenses, thus leaviug the net premium Blanchard, Miss Thompson of Ohio, Miss bout #115.000. The general understanding is Henderson and Mrs. Jennie E. Hicks. Mra, that the contractors have come out about even Foote wore a becoming toilet of black velvet 00 the actual construction of the vessel, in aud Miss Kathar ne Foote awhite china silk Which case | their sith te are represented by the sum the vessel earned by her surplus power. elaborately decor ited with pearl embroidery. Among the caller: were Mrs. Antonio Senator Morrill, aeverria, Lieut. Lemly, Mr. Mra. Senator Allen, Hon. and NE DIDN’T SWEAR OFF, Burrows, Seuator and Mrs, Walthall, Mgrditeh Effendi, Norighian, Mrs. Outhwaite, But Did Say that if Nominated for Post- Madam de Hurtado, Senator and Mrs. Payne. master He Wouldn’t Drink At All. Mrs. Cabell and Miss Cabell will be at home | ‘ on Wednesdays as usual during the season, | Some of the post office officials who are Miss Alice McMillan of Detroit, a niece of | fmiliar with the facts are amazed at the pub- Senator MeMilian, is a guest at his residence, | lished statement that Mr. W. W. Johnson, No, 1114 Vermont avenue. recently nominated to be postmaster at Balti- | Mrs. Col. M. P. Miller of Fortress Monroe is | more, was obliged, before the President would | visiting her mother, Mrs, Haskin, at 1921[ consent to send his name to the Senate, to street. | make oath that he would not drink intoxi- The Corcoran cadet corps will give a com- eating liquor during his term of office. Mr. phmentary miljiary hop to the lady assistants at the late fuir this evening at the Washington Light Infantry's armory. Since removing to her present residence, 1403 H street, Mrs. J. N. Whitney nas changed ber day at home from Thursday to Monday, and received a large number of visitors of both sexes yesterday, assisted in her pleasant duties by Mrs. Frau Mudge, a charming Boston lady, to her usage, is spending & portion of the wiuter in Washington. The marriage of Miss Agnes B. Young, daughter of Mr. L Fenwick Young, to M: Malcolm A. C pe A will take place tomorrow morning at 10 oclock. Nuptial mass at St. Dominic's church. Mrs. John L. Wilson of the new state of} Washington and her young guest, Miss Hamp- will not be at home until Tuesdays in poesia Mrs. Hinger Hermann will keep Friday at bome during the season at Rorthwest. Mrs. Boutelle and Miss Boutelle will receive with Mrs. Speaker Reed at the Shorcham on | Wednesuay. Mrs. George P. Haynes of Brooklyn is visit- ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs, James Pattor- 1505 Rhode Island avenue. ho was Miss Dollie Patterson, hes | many friends in this city. ‘The Misses Bryan of 1644 Connecticut avenue have as their guest Miss Haskell of New Bed- ford. Mas. Miss Lucy Lee Harris will spend the next two weeks visiting the Misses Harrison of Connec- ticut avenue. Mrs. A. B. Hall will be at home, on Weduesdays. Mrs. A. L. Nairn and Miss Nairn bave selected Wednesday as their day fof receiving. Representative ana Mrs. James S. Sherman of New York have established themselves pleas- antly for the winter at No. 1746 N street north- west, where Mrs. Sherman receives her friends | on Fridays. She has as her guests at present Mrs. and Miss Corkinbam of bts ca, N.Y. Miss Marie Witmer of York, Pa., is the guest of Mr. aud Mrs, Waiter Wellman, 1411 mm! street The wife of Commissioner Lyman will be at | home tober friends on Tuesdays, Jan@ary 21 and 28. and on Tuesdays during February, at £23 M street northwest. Mrs. C. B. McNulty and the Misses McNulty of 1738 I street will be at home Thursdays dur- mg ——_ 1109 H street, ses os The Cosmos Club Election. The suoual meeting and election of the Cos- | mos club last evening brought outa large at- | tendance of members of the ciub. During the | chosen for the ensuing year are as follows: President, Jos. K. McCammon; vice president, | Geueral Browne; secretary, Wm. C. 3 tus- Goode, Prof. J. K Gilbert, 721 th street | The story, however, it is said, is not made en- tirely out of whole cloth. It seems that after the Postmaster General had made up his mind to recommend Mr. Johnson to the President for appointment that the latter was” in Mr. Wanamaker’s room and with the first assistant, Mr. Clarkson, was discussing the Baltimore situation. Mr. Wanamaker spoke of the churge brought against Mr. Johnson at the White House, that he was a drinking man. Mr. Johnson said that suc tements were ridiculous. He could not e called a drinking man. He took a drink occa- sionally and that was all there wasin it. ““How- ever,” he added, “if I get this appointment I will not drink at ail.” “That is good,” exclaimed Mr. Wanamaker, grasping Mr. Johnson's hand. Mr. Clarkson also expressed his satisfaction and then the subject was Leases It is said that this is the extent of the diron-clad oath taken by Me. Johnsan. The nomination of Mr. Johnson was the out- come of a vigorous contest between several strongly endorsed candidates, All the others, however, substantially withdrew their claims several weeks ago, and it is said that there was a general union of sentiment in favor of Mr. | Johnson. A Bogus Post Office Inspector. | Chief Inspector Rathbone has telegraphed to Toledo, Ohio, authorizing the arrest of a man giving the name of A. V. Lane, who on Saturday represented himself to the assistant postmaster at that place 1s a post office inspec- tor, He showed a letter bearing the signatur> of First Assistant Postmaster General Clark- son, affixed by means of ahand stamp. The suspicions of the post office officials in Toledo were aroused and refused the man access to the office as he requested. The man is an impostor and an effort will be made to ar- rest him, | The New Rules of the Road at Sea. Supervising Inspector Genera! Dumont of the Treasury department has collated for the use of the supervising inspector of steam vessels in the United States the regulations recommended oues as substital was added Jn mended by the substituted for portant recom: a steam Meo must sai the case admit, a | other. Where, | two vessels is to James H. Lam! | Phi James STREET SWEEPING VOUCHERS. Report of Auditor Petty, to Whom Mr J. H. Crane’s Charges Were Referred. ‘The charges of Mr. J. H. Crane, in reference to the street sweeping in the city, heretofore referred to in Taz Stan, were submitted to the first controller and by him referred to the Commissioners for report September 3, 1889, After collecting all the information possibl from various sources the papers were referred to Auditor Petty for final report, Today he submitted his views to the Commissioners in the following report: AUDITOR PETTY's REPORT. “T have the honor tosubmit the following re- == relation to the vouchers for cleaning streets forthe months of May, bog: and August, 1889: The original qeneliien on which Lavifrereng rere made otigr con- tractor were based, are those recorded in the book which was kept for that pesados at the health office and mbion were furnished by the engineer de were never sub- mitted to this office, vajaaed made upon & voucher prepared from them by the health officer showing oe aggregate number of square yards teach day, which accouut was certified to te correct by the health offi- cer, the —- clerk of the health department andthe general superintendent of street sweep- ing, the basis of the three certificates being at last the statements of the route inspectors who actually followed the street sweeping machines at their work. The statement that C street from Indiana avenue to 7th street west was duplicated on the schedule is true as to the dates given between May 22 and August 3, | 1889, inclusive, but there seems to have been no duplication, as claimed, on the 11th and 18th of August, 1889. These duplications make an excessive allowance of 179,766 square yards, “The schedule for May 7, 1889, allows 88,340 square yards on B street between 6th and i7th streets northwest, while the measurements show but 44,170 square yards between those points, an apparent duplication. Mr. Harper, the inspector who personally supervised the sweeping, says, in explanation, that on the da‘ 4 in qnestion B street between the points name: ‘was swept twice. “Since this investigation was set on foot Mr. Bailey, computing engineer, has prepared from careful remeasurements of every street an en- tirely new set of schedules for the guidance of the contractor and accounting officers, copies of which have been furnished to this office and will be duty forwarded to the controller. The computing engineer, after carefully comparin; the original with ‘the revised schedules an making due allowance for duplicate and erro- neous measurements, certifies to the following result.” SMALL BALANCE DUE THE CONTRACTOR. Here follows an account of Mr. Bailey show- ing in detail the number of square yards swept during May, June, oN and August. The num- ber swept as per the revised schedules, the number of square yards, or $15.74. The re- port continues: ‘It thus appears that the net difference amounts to 44.990 square yards in favor of the contractor and number against him, the deductions show the difference in favor of the contractor to be 44,990 square yards in favor of the contractor,showing a balance of $15.74 due to him in the settlement, As these last sched- ules have been made from recent and careful measurements by the computing engineer—the highest authority in such matters—I see no | reason why they should not be accepted as the basis of settlement and the vouchers certified to the accounting officers of the United States Treasury for final adjustment.” DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. MORE LIQUOR LICENSES. The applications for liquor license in Lieut, Teeple’s precint were acted upon this morning with the following result: Approved—John Herbel, 825 F street; Rich- ard Curtin, 202 7th street; Augustus Achstetter, 223 C street; Julia Walsh, 234 C street; Patrick Carr, 101 K street; Henry/Blass, 915 Ist street; Wm. F. McAllister, 302 6th street; Erust Trieber, 314 C street; James M. Jenkins, 02 4th street, Rejected—Martin Becker, 410 E street; Ed- ward Dering, 704 14th street; Julius Egloff, 901 A street; E.len Sullivan, 801 4th street; James J. Farrell, 703 24 street; John Joachim, 627 H street; Thomas Murdock, 1222 Maryland avenue; Wm. Brahler, 735 4th street; John Kk, Ward, 902 I street; John C. Meyer, 201 2d street; M. ‘T. O'Brien, 107 H street; Wm, L. Hettinger, 813 Maryland avenue; Paul Hellmuth, 215 G street, HELD UP. Daniel E. Shen, 201 Warren street. The wholesale ‘applications will be taken up tomorrow. For the number of applications filed in this precinct the percentage of rejec- tions has been greater than in any other pre- | cinct. GRESSIONAL BILLS FOR THE COMMISSIONERS, The Commissioners have received from Sen- | ator McMillan of the subcommittee on the District of Columbia Senate bill 26, ‘“l'o au- thorize the appointment of a sanitary engineer in the District of Columbia and for other pur- poses,” and Senzte bill 1171, “To incorporate the East Washington street railroad company.” WANTS TO BE REINSTATED, D. Stewart, a laborer at the Washington asylum, has written to the Commissioners re- questing that he be reinstated into his former position, from which he was reduced by the former board of Commissioners, orcenceasi A False Keport. A dispatch was sent out today from Santa Fe that ex-Senator Stephen W. Dorsey was re- ported dangerously ill at his ranch in Colfax county, New Mexico. Mr. Dorsey is at Worm- ley's hotel in this city and is in good health, Sules of Real Estate by Auction. Duncanson Bros., auctioneers, have sold the following property at public sale: Two-story frame house 512 10th street northwest to John Cook for $5,000, the lot being 17 by 100 feet; three-story brick house and store 1024 7th street northwest to Henry Ruppert for $10,000, the lot being 12 feet 3 inches by 90 feet:a three- story brick house 3327 F street to W. H. Ma- | nogue for $8,000, the lot being 64 by 140 feet; | the east half of square 114i to Geo, A, Jordan | for 4 cents ar eo foot; lots 7,8, 9und 10, square 1141, to Greenapple for 3}; cents per square foot; the north half of square 1144 to F. Greenapple, 1% cente per square foot; lots 3, 4 and 5, square 1133. to Geo. J, Johnson’ for 3% | cents per square foot; lots 6, 7 and 8 in square | 1148 to Geo. J. Johnson for 3 cents per square foot; lots 1, 2 and 14 iv square 1136 to Geo. J. Johnson for 434 cents per square toot; lots 3, and 5 in square 1139 to Geo, J. Johnson for 6 cents per square foot, ALEXANDRIA. Reported for THE Rvextne Fy fran. A Stow Busine Fine.—In the early hours of last night the issue of smoke from near the chimney of the Progress office, 709 King street, attracted attention, as the wind blew it around the King and Washington streets electric light. It was dificult to determine whether the smoke came from chimney or roof, and an hour or more passed, during which groups gathered on the opposite side of the street, discussed the probable cause of’ the smoke. separated and moved on to give place to other groups that went through the same smoke and guessing where itcame from. At last the odor of burning paper and paint. be- came evident, and it was suggested that the house might be on fire. The pros and cons of this probability were discussed until nearly 10 o'clock, when the key of the building was found next door and Mr. oe and others entering found the fires banked in the furnace and the engine room safe. On ascending to the second story, however, the walls of a locked room were found to be hot and the door blis- tered. The door was broken open and a cup- | board adjoining the chimney packed with en- velopes, paper for job printing, &c., was found to be on fire. A few buckets of water stayed re ‘ess of the flames. The loss of Mr. A. rburn, the proprietor of the office, xan be some hundreds of dollars, covered, how- Poel by lersapeimeed in be A. bee east Be ampere e cupboard was, it is pro! ignited b; overheated flue. The fire had when Lands evidently been smouidering |, for some hours, Coxporation Court.—The me i vd . 5 H * Hf i i i 4 i | E fe i i} fe i f i : F the | rocess of watching the | WASHINGTON, D. C., WANTED. Were raster reference 1250 st nw. 314 in aimall fuvity.” Netorencen, stones Oe COLOR D erate tk Wikeee sp oogpend act onal moar As Giena bai ot fe Tat wi SAME Act Pots “SAML A. COOMBS UG tt iw, tow. ANTES —& COMPETENT ELEVATOR or Mirai sar aa A ILLECTORS R NE] ae NTED — os Fo! ES Sohne, Moo & bet, 9 | SMe anes it ‘COOKS, #10 TO $75: Ba res undresses, in or Varn Hi Ww reliable city refs. requi JOMBS, 926 ¥ s wjald-ot ED. Al WOMEN COOKS,#10 TO putders: Wal Parlor and oe ae, patouce DICKS O13 an aew co ANTED—A Bk’ Wasb and od Seca is nS Sor fe — WHIT! TE ERMAN a = wae: for or General Howe = Q £ small fauily; Work in “iSa7 bath et, mew.J14 ANTEp Bux to RUN ExaRDs AND rr ws Wan dares PRO TOGRAVAER, Star Wakteb ca wi Wiener useful geueraily; 712 7th st a.w. Weare eee. WITH Rk wan. SFREX wi ‘A WHITE BOY AS AN APPRENT ‘Apply 222 bast Capitol st: W, Re cele mo pores Boy. PLY Ey ANTED=A COLORED WOMAN TO co wraeh and tron; must stay at ni it; wages $10 ¢ 3 nw heed apply a jo one I W: 801 Ra 38 UPHOLSTERER ust be sober sud industeious Wei bid Market syece. wares wili be E at. aw. ANT|.D—A WHITE GIRL TO ‘ASSIST im Gee eral Homework: no was froning; paid to acompeteut oue. ADEIy at BA, str Paps Two es ONE Lyla gyeuhangoe cane cant sate teraaa. ANTED — oom and Wie NaLise ster omes = ANTED-THREE OR FOUL | 1. | Wiithed Rociee fo tiene it penee. New rears er pestorren. ad Cis teint uaa wen js borts west distr ct rR f ‘umber in fam.ly, ac. PLAINLY F toe 4 Huse necpine: td Wipe ry GENTLEMAN noow (Oa “Adireas 3: it, Star offs sais D_UXFURNISUED FRONT so twecu Gand N. 1. ave, an1=d aud 6th ste. one ey ir "8 vice, xi terms Box 77, Star office. blige ‘ANTED—1WO CONNECTING FURNISHED Wortconte prit and locati ; at Pots nw. Adurese ¥. Mile, where tetwees fSth F. M., Star ain and LotR eI ated WANTED—LOTS. Wires de ara PROPERTY ax t transaction if price suite, Lc SLAKGA, Die it al ism” _deli-im ALL eatment, WANIED_WE DESIRE THREE LOTS 1 1506 north ride, to cost rom, $2,500 to 35.000. B. ¥. GILBART & CO., 625 Syed | gt FOR RENT—ROOMS. onze RENT_ 1945, LST. NW. FIRST FLOOR, Fnished Louble Parlors aud Bed Koow: ss central forations 1 mod. imp. ; south a to desirable parties. jaia-at? Y FURNISHED Sncoxe ue couauntosting Board weer by. (crene oud meee pear by. 213M 14-30" RENTNEAT, COZY, SECOND FLOOR FUR. ‘Bished Room. wiido: and gbeerful; new brick house, central, desiraut aha hiae 4,000 on, Fd door. “Location first claws: ante ICELY “PORNISHER, BACK PAR- ail Bet ith or Without gotehmen referred terms tmodierste: nw. OR Kt NT—Two FRO }OOMS ON SECON I Bor parlor and ea pc oma. i puitable for two pen tlemen Sud Wife; rent $35. 1455 ow aw bie RRENT—B OW SER ON FASHTO: ABLE AND jaldae 1 8 RENT 508i 13TH xan, eivate Bath: c and other places of tuierests rent reasonable. jal i RENT— ICELY FURNISHED ROOM 20! Fiza’ and Gentiewan. centrally \cated, Breakiget Address Box 107, Star fBce- Wis ANTED-AT ONCE-SINGLE LOTS. STREET juares of Vacaut Ground or Houses in ‘resiingion quick it bea “Qeecription’ to eek Wear ONCE FOR A Ci jn the nort! Soabspt, 1008 ¥ A CLIENT, t; whole square SHIELDS, Too tet: jalo-7 UNIM- st awe Fo KENT—1012 with Board, s Fe. RENT_TWO COMMUNICATING | st ‘Rooms, with board, at Het nw. jal Ou KENTO A, ail cCOMr Hoom in s Refined Hous:hold fora Genties required. Address as Trnces given Star omice. © Wi Ost. s! Wi | Man have, Wikizee guy data tgeie. Address, ota ttt File office, Legat Feliable city references; must stay st night W: to pristine Batt! cond wget ‘A i tala ‘ANTED—A YOUNG WHITE GIRL FOR HOURE- Se ‘Apply to 1919 H st. n.w. 1719 13TH ST. NW. Tellsble Dining Boom Girl; white. farsa” DA WHITE “WOMAN FOR NURSE. 445 Khode Island ave. before 11 am. ANTED—A CHAMBERMAID, Coed am GIRL preferred; must have references, PP aw. AL OLE: CLERKS HAVING A FAIR pension ba-incas. also aeveral Address Box 105, star Jal 3-20" y ANTED—WAITER SPEAKING FRENCH AND Engiieh or English and Spauish, At the Chiian tion, 1280 Coun. ave Jal s-Ot it ANIED—WHITE GIRL, CATHOLIC PRE- ferred, for General Housework iu amuail family Jale3ee TED—A COLORED WOMAN TO oe AND neral House Worl ‘Colored fot Geuohtean end intiiefvont Servant; must good reterences; noneo! ener Oy 3 y ANTE viedge of itis for sae business, Apply y ANTED BEITLED WOMAN 10 COOK, ‘Wash und Iron and do General aousework tor iy of four; must being rierenoes, Re LW D—A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK, WASH aud iron tn a stuall family; references required. ly. ¥211 Wushington cire yal ANLED-A GEKMAN Sie FOR G¢: Y Housewors, with references. Apply at 9 ‘ate Jala | sending — ‘po GERMAN a FOR GENERAL atonce ins Luvch Hy : yasework at 526 3d st. n.’ se A.K., > tar uthoe, is ANTED=A Fl 2 Sat OYST!R a a Waste NEED BAUM FA}5 1HE HIGHES CASH ; @vod reierence. ‘heats 220 6th lor Second-hand Furniture, Carpets aud at. ae 14-20" | Feu A mg Eure Hivusebuids 4 specialty. Address | ANTE Dok BELL PUSHING GiNTLE. | 10 7th st. ow. mit cae for # Permanent Po ition; saverience pot Ww ANTED—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WHO | Bick ook ely Abily, Neunendas, ‘take pleasure im simany in choir for pructice wild | Sis0an, to . Sth st BW. call or so ‘their address to 1625 14th st. .w. “Me WwW STED-LADIES, TRY “OKANGE BLUSBOM" wure cure ior temale diseases ; also Di Bay Puriner,” cures Malaria; 100 doses ¢ lew tree. Mra. F. A. BAILEY, Gem AgL, 31 “ame. | r meculs velo. Lint Wane ANTED—TO BUY FIVE HUNDRED D COMMON {¥, Pucons, E.8. SCHMID'S Bird Story, 31 at.nw. WARIED 7 HORSES TO | KEEP — KEEPING ter aud Summers Bpecialty. Win box PHICL'S dtables, ANTED— Ty ner'a,” is for sale only by Wal. Center Market Messenger: ope, properly under penalty of the law, fail oD my merits aud 1 theirs SCRIBNER. ‘table Goods, 20c. per pouud. Cooking, . per pound, Warranted not to Ket stroux (like butter does) ior one month, ont take auy thiuig that is * just ae good as scrib- “all the same tung,” Luc get the best, wich ddie or F 311 Gin BEST C. SCIEN EM, ish Aisles. My patrons, wi rs to me for Butterine, wiil cur fer aduvor by inciosing their orders in seal addressed. order Faris Tint. road, 8 pies from city. ‘Terms $10 por mouth, 0. Fs B CLARK, Six Ma. da8-Lau' ‘oF money reiunded. 28, 35U, ed enve lus request is necessary Jor Our mutual protection, Thereby warn unscruyu- lous parues trom opening letters aidreaed to me insist Feu willing wo stand or that otvers sual) dese on rey ON BENBE PLA! KANKL! ANTED= LIFE INSURANCE ON THE Coal- MUTUAL uth as ABSOCIATION Washington, § Home Iostitution—lucorpo Ls aebeRRIL outa: 92,00U Fad Genet iy 37 dew For further sntoemae Southeant corner 4th aud G sts. u.W.. Up Feusion builds cary ths wince oryaniz fon. BAML. C. ML el. Upon thon apply BORDEN SMITH, Wit r wv First seforoucne Rudtoss TEA Hk V., Biar office. jels-20" 1 a uw, ; Peferes Ingulre at ouce Of are MASON, 810 12th Fountuin. EN Vick, 617 1 anee b-w. ployuncut at hipliest p oun with sleeve paitern, SU cts. Aychte want 0-8: ay TED—A RESIDENT TEACHER Fok YOUNG eu t be agvod diseiplinurian ; mention W* ‘Bev Ee Grint Genes ea eee ee oe sgl fe ivuse oe i sii, be t Wane, eves! oa and Sweats wowed ‘come quick, ED—PEi BN TO. Gulldren 1 brvuch the Des ea rr ANIED—AT THOMPSON'S DKUG STORE, 703 15th at, n.w,,an active Girl to stand ot the ANLE —WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, Mass, ood refer: EN L OF- Jul l-Ge" Waiters, Divers, Couchmen, lass arvaite, 3 ‘Alt Binds with TIONAL EMPLOY J ANTED- Ht ness, "Pleasant once an and § Applications tor Goverment prepared. “CITY ANibLid GENCE OvEICE, 7 Are Gs. nw wll ANTED_DRESSMAKING SCHOOL. 612 1330 At.—Pupils to learn theurt of hiessuring, Cutting, sud Fitting by Mime, Wasuiugtou's Dress Cucting beale, with privilege of making one dress while ert ing, "Ail who Lave Tearned the uew system speak of in hiebest term ESSt ema upils guaranteed constan' ced Linings cut by y meat: | T Wonderful New an mon: AGENTS COINING mee: 5 Men sclo aud retail trade. turers in our line ia the world. Permanent su Selle itself; proot free. Address LITTLE & CO., 216 Cluck st, Chicago, 1 338-81 y aNtEi SAL ESMEN AT ONCE—A FEW iy ‘bei Our is by Bample by Hemp to the whole ext EMPLOYMENT | BU- Men and Wowen ANTED — pul white and i coloted for tor all kinds of domestic Inbur, city j With references, nemoy ved to 709 Lat. u. w. ences. Apply 1707 zuth st. n.w. Gi Aly; good’ retorences. Appl D—BY A COLOKED G: Chamberwaid and Waitress or ED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED Place to do Chamberwork iu « private fasn- Zito Lat. uw. at? 17: A) Maida, Nuracs, tisthy Teterences. 613 Teferehees, Cull or address 1708 K st, D.W, ANTED- AT HEADQUARTERS—PoSI ) fer Cooks, Chamber Maid. Waitress, Vaundress 4 Rare te Seauistress; Men Waiters, Cooks, Coac inen, Butlers. BAM'L ‘A. COOMBS, B26 F et. new. dal4-ov W ANT EDT ALWAYS GO TO DICK'S AGENCY FOR Men ‘and Women Butlers. Laundress, Waiters, Kitehe hen Malas: thet. nw. CH W ANTED—BY A FLLS8T-CLASS FE. a Cook, @ Situstion in Private Family; best of ref- Sous | Cure ‘Lhem or No Rb, tresses oyedy eve ts struped. FL LOU UN Future Steamed, us ated, (ab, 140! Facav, elepuous L008" ted March 29, 1878. for wii meters. Deatu vt alember. LL, Kag., President, Secretary, | id ANTED-EVEBYBODY SUFFERING FLOM Smoky Cuimmeys to know that 1 guarantee to ping Hauren fb UrLaces 4 sa Sey MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. ae E. WAGGAMAN, _ AT ALL TIMES A Wi aud no Fala beyond time to prepaie papers, if DEEELE, DAVIS & CO. security ts dal X proved beculy. Also, Thsurance Co. be repaid om’ instalim iife imsurauce. years. F. HM. SMIL ONEY 10 LOAN 6 per cent, on D, FRANK aye ONEY TO LOAN betas AL LOWE te Bee ii Tete C. real ostate wecurit . isAWLINGD, 109 Paw (Aue Arlington Fire Lu Ms =] TO LOAN IN SUMS 10 SUIT (FROM ‘85U0 upward) on approved real estate security. | BH WAMNEK & ‘4 Burren | J20R KENT—1922 1 ST. NW, BANDSOMELY Furnished Parlor and Bed Koon! ou sec.ud floor, Tith lence pleasant beth, open firepieces and furusce es ae new and first im every part.cuiar. JOR RENT— LARGE NICFLY sy with closets, on third floor: FURNISH > Room: | and Cheap Fs sy and arti Louse complete with provate lath op furnace heat: also pleasant single chamber; family and moderate prices, | Rc, BE. 1HIkD FLOOR, 310 . ‘ve. furuished or uufurninbed; with of without Sard: sino Banal! Hoots at $14. Appiy at 314, Fuk KENT-SEMINALY BUILDING, 1301 3018 corner of N st. Georgetown. Three Corner | first floor: south exposure ; modern improve- iuents” Reasonable rates. del t-te {UR LEN |—JANUAKY 15, NICELY FUL. P R- lor and Com, | Lance Koom ; se ond floor, excellent board if EBYeulent Lo Capitol, hotels aud car lines OK KENT— EMEN we iF a wished hooms on second and th. = floors. > | @r aud easteru exposure, with first-class board. 1 cy 31 St" Doth #t uw, »T—UNFULNisH: D-THRER COMMU ‘Rovins ; second flour; uew.y papered and meg cosets; bath; lou windows | front; caters 1515 8stnw. Foes oud floor, tw ome Communicating Kooms, front; one with alcove; with, Boant; con i aio fed Bed eam coat FURNISHED PAR. | floor. Also Al oes Hi g 5 lows; | Koom, souiu windows aiken oid at low price. Coruer A and | Price, wn c thereot's house io suit your wile. Tt will cost FOR SALE-—LOTS. SALE—A VE. FO SEA bY VALUABLE a Deen for $13 504 toot, really worth @ compietion of the cable line will mse this valuav.e. oxit <a eee Room 131 Pat suesorsay EAP park, Corner East C eo ea biscotti ou Mas delat | Re SALE—LOT 48x12 5 aa aN’ B ste, LW.; ace big margin. P. CALDwr: a" a 55 oe 155] F st. tow, | POR SALE—CHOICE LOTS IN THE MosT ing and procres 4 mul son about Wasbine ‘OF s Very sunail cash payment we will build oy Dothing to investigate our plans and Lo more Bowe, Le Tip Som end own your own, HALDEMAN, 608 OX RENT_TWO COMMUNICATING t . Ray-windowed hooms, Furni ~ ney Femt ho faeteeb. EXDAY S i REOOND- or Untur Bret: Yor geutiewen oF gent mau wile: | Sas cate meer. “Apply to L00N 17th at, uw. Jatd-t conven! fee we Furnished Buite of i eccoud Bours bathe hot tind weld | Boar af eis low eat The a, sees i es. Also ERE s Stuxle dress: OR | CALL 1331 Fst. no A VALUABLE LOT ON THE EAST Side of J6thst.uw between I K. improved bys large brick dwe.linw Tie lot ie Bisely hecated Bid is Just the richt size, 26106 to 30-ft. alley. oa excellent investment. Price @16,500, being only &6 bee equare foot. en ra CAYWOOD & GARRETT, Jase 13th and N.Y. a @ ~ ne. ‘The above will be sold at a great bargain toe quicl purchaser. P. A DAKNEILLD G18? ot nw, oe OR SALE- WELL LCaTiD Luis ON MST. a1 . mee VOD so 10-foot siley vo. M. BMVANT, 516 oth at. av —TWO dl \ GST. NEAK MARY- BAe. at a be PA Dau NEILLE, Gs Ft. now. POR ONE WEEK TAM AUTH izeD oue of the p pieces of Hruperties in the easter wathin Mf Lincoln park, wath trout Mi Sth aud Awte me.” bx » Part of purchase moe Trusts in shape to alo {routs sa oppertuuity chim For price eid iurther Particulars apply to” WASE'N DANS RHOW ER Jals-iw i a OL. SALE—BY FISH & MIL DESIKABLI 50x7. Nt av cor-0, ent to Capitol and three lines carsand herds (OK KEN I—A304 L BT ISHED FRONT Koou, with ‘Board; suitable for weutieman and or gentleman; also aie Board erence required, Fuk REN CHER UL SONNY, FUL SHED Tus, en suite or siuciy: “lesirable ceutral locu- convenient to ee houses and hove erate price: 1526 L st. * TWO PLEASANT & * oom; central loca tion ; sear War depa-uneu: Setchone seals “te dal st *E COMMU sr | TH HS N Wolitan clubs Late Fursicued rot hose Wit ee Bourd. near cars aud departueut-. PARLOK ROOMS Lashed, wi Mans. cve.; centrally ioca! N PRIVALE FAM- or 3d Floor back Eiour linll 1 “ou: ‘ail forsasned oc untur- Jal0-6 Bishied. sid 1h On KENT — i SIs, Re * Housekee pine: a. y Buited ; wo churge to eppheauis: iuruisied bourses. KiDDL ed MOUM KENTING DiKLCLORY 511 ath st, dis-24e }, OR RENT—THLES AP. VIS OF 1 WO AN re —BRIGHT SUNNY LOOMS, | witk open ‘are if desired, on first and second floors: pri- yate vat ral locatieh; terms reasonable. “1017 15th at. u, 29-60 FURNISHED APARIMENT bie ior Dweliue or Other steam beat tree of charge; Cuu- {ulus 5 rooins, with Ue ol warret above, wall be rent to Juve 2 next ata nowiual Agure, HILL & JoHN- STON, 1503 1a. ave. nw. Jateot parlors; private fi furnished Goubie corner Louse; south and east troutes bay: wit dows; open «rates; ‘retereuces required. L101 ke 3 ily —THE BERKETT, 1405 HS Wes Handsome Rovius, siugle or ih suites, with privat bath; best attendauce, " Jal-im MPO INVESTORS—1 per cext gusrautecd debenture bow 8100 000. 53289 Keen el, *QU0. say ‘on ‘ikeal ‘Estate at constandy ou band to Loan ber cent and no delay, ONEY To LOAS M AM PECVAKED by To usvER7 cout 12 per M M. PARKER, 1418 F st, datate Security. Lance PYLEK & RUTHER, a. ONEY TO LO, Restate security in es Lee! Rawk Cd. Gy 6uy Pat: ‘Bw. i at Connecticut ave, Wednesday or Thursday. 1t* ANTED—BY A SETLED COLORED WOMAN, » place a8 Cook, Chauber Maid or Nurse; good Wii 18th at. it e on an invalid lea turmab Cal oraddress 92 Hist ne. 2 ‘Address Mt. i. M., Star office, Warp. uotel opr ate iaunily ; elty or country; bat of, ref: vate o % erences.” Address Box 51, btar oftice. ANT) DA SITUATION BY AN EXPERIENCED ber Maid: cam, also do pinks AN! ED-AT ONCE BY A ¥ rience and efficieucy, an expert stenographer and cal ep EMLOT, with respunsibie part; Of references. BUSINESS T., blar office: dal Wee ED—BY A YOUNG MAN, POSITION AS Mok Reepbe, bus bed sey rat yours experience; | $i bring wood references. Address becca ts a. : iv ORs FOI Berd MALE Waite: ae My rat ‘a dll0Gst : SITUATIOS BY A first-class; just disengaged: truly under- business, sid speuks several, lanmuasee: adie but ld ‘AN ae LADY OF EXPERIENCE 5 I 4 Position as » siting Teacher; best syferences. ace ANTED-BY, A FRENCH GIRL, SITPATION ‘us first-class French fanmail, iy ‘reteremce, ‘hd Couk in @ private yen maid fequired; can furuich’ best city refer Adare: Het nw. Jal -3t* EXPERIENCED WHITE MAN, ‘Situation for himself und secot Box Jall-3e ANTLD— MPLOTERS—YOU WILL A FUR- Mecommended ra iY att iy dase ee ‘G@nuw. W W fe fina wituation; = Guten ANTEDOBT A EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN Situation as Butler or Valet; | ngiling 1o trayes: city references, Address Bo: tar office. DY Of SXFERIEROS IN TEACH- yid Peuman would Anetocnels, Jal s-3t* eet ANTED-EAD’ ke Posie “bs care of poung chides. ANTED—PosIT! FOUND FOR NORSERY Makis whe, 'a free 380 oiclock, et ‘or? tows ty abe owe ANTED HOUSES. niet feaask Sed erence yen. M. COOK, 1804 H st n.w. 1,000 jul 4-20" } W ANTED—BY A GERMAN GInL, A PLAGE AS ! Seamstress or Maid references. Call Tb Ba 10 RUE FROM ae yeay ‘e UAUSEI, ioe ry ye —— Mor: aos Fe ix “BUMS OF $500 TO $10,000 cent 4y18-6m Successors to Jobu Shermai. & Co.,141 Wit H. SAUNDERS: & CO, yj ONEX 10 LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS on approved conse sehanwee - MDOWMER i, LIFE Dougueat Mgucet cash ) 20 LOAN ON D.C PROPER and 6 in sllus to suit Bt $500,000 i cout, Nodeiay. estate security at te, LE __ Bw. cor FE AND .UNTINE POLICIES prices. Loaus beyouuted Feasousble teruls, Apply to al. WAC! cite 5 and 6 per TrOLD, ¥ FOR RENT--STORES. KNEK STOKE NEAI ‘Lines of Cars: mutable for Grocery, Drug, ‘ee Srinauing, &.: rent low able" parcy. A McLN Tice, vis F nw. aren JOR RENT—sTORE rooms, corner stand N sind, Aout e20, at. nw, X ots. 3. w By CHAS, 5. Bilt th A LLAR .. now vecupied as ‘aper Warehouse, will be for rent on Feb L 1800. Appiy to N. BUNCH, same building. jw FOR RENT_—OFFICES. “) RG KENI_—OFFICE KOOMS AT 934 F si; s desirable Front Koom at $10 and Back Kooi Bi per wonch, beth im, wood condition recently b pered ana paiuited. M.D. Pi Koo DESK Ese BEST LOCATION IN Feut $10, He . 1307 F st. now, | WM. Hi. &, FOUR ELEGANT KOOMS, SECOND | Lt WM. th. j Re SALE—TO BUILDERS AND. —FISE Lot Willis faa BQUA " 50 fect irout, or {feotiront TYLiN & Ke THEO, 4 ON SALESELEGANT LOT al COR UF COLUM woud place. Also sume very fine lots are avail a8, Bi be pond and si Lots adjuining at noderate price. ‘The shle 10F unwediate smproyaauelit, hey sewer Dear by, COEDS wet, wide Walks laid Buncaduiged” AALEKS MUL peice F382 ST. NESK 127TH NU, SuxiS0 Pin Nat, ucar 12th ne, 302150 1 5 OM eamy Lert aud Oth, by 130 wa : ¥. _ by 180m 479 vet. 54 and Naw. 0 foot; no cash requited it party oulid on the jot Lot 43gaud 0,24 by 120, SOc. per tovt: uo cash if built ow at onee. Slots ou Delaware ave, bet K and L aw. ; 8600 each; err Lat pod bet. Hand Taw: 50 by 100; B0e pert. dull -3t HL PAGER, 45 and Ee. w. M AND NOKIH CAr- {UK SALE—N.W 3% ANE Bris Bee Sate bots IN Joining Zoological 5 Ta Bi 9 a deustor Bawyer's: lot 0x50, wit old traumes renting at #12; good nie 4.000. fill-ot “Geo. W. LINKINe cor Mien ahd Histan. BSE SAE TGEY CHEAP SIOT ON Mauapias Mill mene 16th st. ; price sites ver dt, Gro. s1-3t Cor. 10th sud H sts, how, FS ALE—SEVERAL CHUICE LUts iN Bix land, short distance from electre raiirued aud overluuxing auiveraity Frowuds; als two Luts ou Oak ave, tekome Pare, Dok BLL, DAVIS & doli-st OB Sal E—SEVENTH ST. © STENDED—t oT unuary—about by Acre of Laud, um proved by Frame Mouse, Price per square Tout Thus. Fes Fist: int d. BlL-3t metres Feksalee & handsome Basiding site, AND i; iu NW it Lig im front, 108 1 deep. Price 94 per equar jal1-3t Titus. 3.) FIBERS OO. J QESALESIN THE NOUTHEABY section “4 Fetu. have fof males number of desirable Lote or itue Proveent oF specuisuun ob eany terms. Plata, Key ihuiled uyou appuication, ‘THOS. J, FISHER & CO. _jalst UP st FE SALE—TWO CHOICE LOTS IN UNIV Sos Tack near 4A ot a Boe avis £0, _Jal-3t 9 Pt, JFFICE ROUMs, WITH steam. boat sud elevates eorvisa tm tier eras 14.5 New York ave. 1425 New York ave. F ‘OR, RENT--ST! ABLES, EW BEAUTIFUL BRICK STAELE 2vth at. uw. 86, worth ons ouce. WM. FO HOLTZMAN, 152 much. Appl; st nw. ox RENT—NEW STABLE, JU room. cALL: BHUWS © COs Loot Fat. 1x" Sukh Tom #500 UPW. AT THE LOWKST BA1K OF iNtinksr REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT, oc? AN, Comer i iow sad i sta Bw, NEY TO LOAN Mécr 4 Anurovca Keal Eatate Security, tp Districtot a eon Dib wibiiea ac “co, c—_" sol7 lie F st. ow. ONEY TO LOAN security, at * here the security’ is Fox's Bens nusylvaLia avenue. OREY TO LOAX =i REAL ESTATE OR FIUST- lowest rates of interest EEN, 303 7th st nw. uo delay MoE ‘TO LOAN Rates. SH'N DANI EAL ESTATE AT LOW- |ENHOWE! ap24 Successor toDANESHUWENE 5ON,1115 Fat. OK SALF=AN a ‘ONOMICAL BU ini wt F Soe Stand i ty stay bee tony or) lect improved Uy Z-story brick; ony #3 wli3t "REDFORD W. WALKEM, 1006 F si, DOK abOnlt0; SoU 4 Jon SALE—FINE LOTS ON 100TH sT Boundary and Co,ugiaa, from Gov, w 1 per foot, piber tola an weiniy at lower prices," We.tbi. DAVis & OV., 1319 F (OK SALE —6 tore 8’ pad Ast ata, Ghost 4 DECBLE, DAVIS & CO, Mirae Fat, LOST AND FOUND. —A PAIR OF EYEGLA mu attecued, Fluder wi 's Hotel Uftice, Adres: Lense MONDAY A RED HORSE BLANKET and recer Please return to 719 18th st, now. ve re ‘© O8ST—SUNDAY EVENING, 12TH INST. Gold B east Pin. Pausey Shape, with auuall ifube OST—A DIAMOND CLUSTER EAR RING. ‘Siuder wall Ue siberally rewarded ig ted B. = rr uid, dated Nov. 29, 18x for rte Hundred Dollars ‘on the Coummersial Housl Bank, Detroit, Mich., im favor of ane, Payment has been suspenued and a ret return prides ony COUNTRY REAL | , ESTATE. 200 iss ec iain of tte vilnge omg XDRED DOLLARS WILL Ted Fa within two paid ior aoe EEMOS* 61S iia we nw. arms * a OST-ON 91H AND 117, TWo SETTER Dogs; Lite 8a Liver, Céiored, the Otner White te ana with Hed Pouuts: both bed ‘om mekel the latter wit ae Hietarn 20 ¥. Micke oe | sts Hist nw. and receive reward. Ost JANUARY color; one weak ey’ a ry —TUESDAY MORNING. ON F 51" BET. 13.08 | i ous of O8T—SUNDAY, JANU! Leer as Bae ame “Hector.” Toward LANCH. 755 Let st. uw. or 217 7th s.w. WITH GOLD GOLD ten Sie Saas Some hy noemeniin Se EE takeu Lefure wie ote ber 10ut; guod iu) jay-St angular Squstes in Boundary. 1» tect vu L1ch 14, FEMALE SETTER; sor. |" ie "NX DANENEO! ral reward for ber revara ear = Bus sALe—U Ber 16TH AND weal 10, at $1. 70K SALE-BEAUTIFUL LOT, 24 Bi. PUNT xn Koad st. Gourgetowa Heights, alley in rear Sverlokiug Baidsvme grouuas of ex-Cominienouet Deut ; tor $1,600 cash. 40 DEEBLE, DAVIS & 00. dal l-3t ES LOxs ADJOINING aoe 2 euch; will be sold very low uf instant Den BLE, DAVIS & CO. Pati as vy Jal1-3t sty Pet. JOK SALE-VERY CHOICE OOKNEK Luis by leoring [50° | [Polcusssesavenua very mart Gee tae ae Bika "s JOM NSTON dali-st 1503 Peun. ave bw. JOR SALE—-QUARKE GROUND Pyle st Bear the electric railioad; 180,0U0 feet at 2 tal oud teria. estiuent Lor capil AL BAKbL «Con ‘cor, Sth and ¢ UR SALE—i¥ 50LD WILK Uan Wo - os pet fout will bus one oi the Prettiest 4 wurtbenst, B, 2116 Fat. how ag fae toate sn, Toate hve cue oak theciy. Fithed & BRAD owe ‘the choicest 1 FOKD, 1505 ¥ st. ow. Skibo BF Wea eo. isn tii SiS ghou. bee eas wee ne OBT—O8 FRIDAY, JANUAR FRO! a Lit sa Pale of orgie Suc sponta, = SALE-LOTS iN NEW ADDIAION TV Buu s eee tenet a peers ie OSTA EADY s GOLD WATCH MALKED a D. ee Shd Sodate, by way of Not bul Ls way of uit eli zt