Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1890, Page 2

* THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. MONDAY. JANUABY 20, 1890 DEMPSEY WeLL AGAIN, SOCIAL MATTERS Ike Weir Dead Broke and Charged Receptions of Well Know People—Per- With a “Fake.” Bax Faaxctsco, Cat., Jan. 20.—Ike Weir has published a card declaring that he was honestly defeated by Billy Murphy. Weir and Murphy Sir Julian os on Sterns utunfincs citar none tocallers on Pree sooted Gheensciege soll out of re- ad purposed, but denied ct to the memory of Mr. Walker On arranged Saturday to go east together and wd Saturday the British pene tapers I Pauncefote give exhivitions on the road, but Murphy's} Pauncefote and the Misses will stay Australian friends, who are indignant over the | in to see callers at the legation. ted that the battle was a fake, and caused ar] by tobreak the agreement, put upas aforfeit fight Weir again for £2,000. Marp! shape man in the world at 122 poun: and will {ght the spider at catch-weights to prove tha; Le can defeat him. Weir, who is penniless, is frying to get up a benefit to raise enough te get home. Jack Dempsey was round town yesterday completely recovered from the attack of in- fluenza that laid him up a week. His match with the Australian, McCarthy, the 29th in- stant, will be postponed fora month, as the ceaseless rain prevents proper training. Demp- vey is much excited over the widely spread re- port that he is dyin; — No Light on the Irish Deficit. Kayaas Crtr, Mo., Jan. 20.—Judge Michael Boland was sven py a reporter last night in re- gard to the alleged secret investigation of ‘Treasurer O'Reilly's books. He said: “I know just about as much sbout that asa hog does about Suuday. I never saw Fitzgerald but once in my hic, ahd never saw O'Reilly. 1 bave had nothing to do with Irish league affairs and ng about what is going on in it.” Nes., Jan. 20.—President Fitzger- ald of the Irish national league was not in town yesterday aud could not be seen on the subject of shat organizations finances, et rreeee “Sala First brazilian Flag in New York. New Yor«, Jan. 20.—The bark Duas Ameri- eas, which arrived today from Brazil, is the first vessel flying the Brazilian flag uader the republic which has arrived at this port, ——>—___—_ Fine Ice Crop. Sovra Gaxprven, Me, have been cutting on the Kennebec for a week andare getting a good crop. The river is frozen with a beautiful block of ice from 8 to 12 inches thick, ——+__— Against Sunday Newspapers. Sr. Pavt, Jan. 20.—All the churches here and at Minneapolis preached agaiust the Sunday Lewspaper yesterday. ————— i sees Suicide. Bervato. N.Y., Jan. 20.—Frank Feirley, a German shve maker. seventy-four years of age, who lives at No. 47 Cypress street with his widowed daughter, Mrs. Myers, and her ten- year-old dwughter, in a fit of despondency early yesterday morning proposed to his daugh- ter that they should all end their lives by poi- soning themselves, and having some oxalic acid in the house drugged the coffee. All three drank of the coffee. the child being the only one ignorant of what she was doing. Feirley, who 1s said ¢o have a terrible temper and to be a slave to liquor, has smail chances of recov- ery. The woman's case is apparently the most serious. All the sufferers are watched closely and if possiple a statement will be got from oue of them. It is thought that the littie girl will recover. i Thinks the Clan-na-Gael Are After Him. Cuicsco, Jan. 20.—A dispatch from San An- tonio, Tex., says: “A man claiming to be one of Judge Lougenecker's assistants in the Cronin trial at Chicago, was brought to the Santa Jiosa hospits! last night in an insane condition. ‘The man is possessed of the hallucination that members of the Clan-na-Gael are after him with k dripping with blood.” Hon. W. J. Hynes, when shown the above dispatch at 2 o'clock this morning, said: “Judg- ing from By action in getting up at thistime of night to to reporters, I should say that I am the man. The case, however, is probably that of some poor fellow who has become in- sane and ima: that he was an attorney in the Cronin cuse. The only man now out of town who was associated with the prosecution is Kickbam Scanlan and he went to Washing- tou.” ——_+__. Four Drowned. Ogvawaxa, Int., Jan. 20.—Elmer Freed, Bilas Tracy, Charles Willson and Alexander Whitmore of Gladstone, lil, were drowned in | Griswold’s siough near Burlington Saturday | night. They started for a dance, but their team | became unmanageable and backed the wagon over the bank and broke through the we. The body of Freed was recovered. Both horses were drowned, ee A Ball-Playing Murderer Caught. New Yous, Jan. 20.—Henry Slocum, the ball player who beat his wife's brains out with a hatchet New Year's and has since eluded the police, was captared today in a stable on Greenwich street, where he was hiding. — A Stab and a Shot. Kaxsas Cry. Kax., Jan. 20.—John Kinney, a | packing house employe. quarreled with Thos. | Carey in the Intter’s saloon last night. Carey followed Kinney home and renewed the quar- rel. During the fight that ensued Kinney stabbed Carey in the hip and received a bullet | in the heart that k killed Lim Instantly, — Kansas Editors “Twisted” by a Judge. Kaxsas Crry, Mo., Jan. 20*—Judge M. G. Troup of the district court, now in session at Winfield, Kan., does not believe in too- much press freedom. A short timeago a Wintield paper published some comments on the judge’s conduct of a case. Judge Troup on Saturday | had Henry and Leo Vincent. the publishers, | and J. W. Hen:horne, the editor of the paper, brought before him and fined each of them €100 and costs for contempt of court, - _ Five Million Lost. Bostox, Jan. 20.—A full list of losses by the Thanksgiving Gay fire, with insurance, com- piled from retains to the Boston protective de- jartment, is as follows: Total he insurance involved was the loss to insurance companies was ore little over 55 per cent of total insurance end 62.6 per cent of total loss. The loss not covered by insurance was $667,951. = Tschigorin Kesizned. Havana, Jan. 18—The tenth game of the chess match between Messrs, Tschigoria and | Gunsberg was played last evening. The open- | jug Was 4 quee.’s pawn. After playing seven | hours, in which seventy-cight moves were Fires. Sraixorterp, lit., Jan. 20.—Fire destroyed the Eluott Avene Baptist church last night. | ‘The church bad been built alittle over a year. | ‘The insurance wis light, The church will be Rebuilt. CoLpwaTER. m., Jan, 20.—The Central school bu arned Inst night. It was only reeently erected at a cost of $40,000, Some insurance. sas Cry. Mo., irow works at Kansas City, Kan, burned last might Lows gu, insured, Whisky Trust. Carcago, Jan. 2.—-It is believed here that the whisky trust « to be reorganized in the form of « stock company. Two Philanthropists. Cmoaco, Jan. 4).—Marshall Field has given ten acres of land, valued at $100,000, asa site for the Baptist university which J. D, Rocke- feller bas eudowed with ‘Wil Not See Washington’s World’s Fair. Cmeaoo, Jan. 2y.—Theobold Forstall, until a week ago presidest of the Chicago gaslight end coke co died last evening at 9 jock at his ‘residence, No. 460° Desrbors avenue. ——-- Wrecked. Wavratr, Ouro Jan, 20.--Two freights on the Sciota Valley road collided yesterday at Glen Junction, completely wrecking nine cars and an engine. The depot was demolished. Brakeman Stapleton eas hile led. Jail Breakers. Jssren, Isp, Jan. W.—Four prisoners escaped from the Jasper, Iud., jail Saturday Bight A posse is in pursuit, Malignant D Diphtheria. Tescora, Int., Jan. 20.—Diphtheria of a ma- Mrs. Chas. M. Ffoulke and her guest, Mrs, Coggeshall, were at home to callers in their pretty house at No. 2013 Massachusetts avenue on Saturday afternoon. Mr. Ffoulke, who has time past, isnowconvalescing and was able to go fora long drive Leger) The the -house is hung rare old Fiemish tapestries and a oth ir rooms are fulf of pictures and books and art ems gathered in foreign lands. Mrs. Cogges- fa presided over a dainty tea table in the second drawing room. Mrs. J. G. Payne. at Mo. 2112 Massachusetts avenue, was also at home to her friends on Sat- urday. Mrs, Payne, ine of black lace, sat with her friends about her ins cosy lamp- lighted circle. The robdued. light was restful to tired nerves. Behind the curtain in the doorway of the second drawing room was a retty table on which was a great variety of ties, and few refused the mug of evol that the tidy maid in attendance offer ner new comer. Mra, Payne’s seemed the ideal unofficial way of being at home. The day of hostesses standing up with along queue of women at their sides, reaching half-way the ee © ome are to have out : of feearoater ot ee of custom. The wi House stands no ieee with a score of women to be hastily named. Exeepting for state occa- sions at the White House, when the ladies of the cabinet, who are of the Presi- dent’s official family, stand in line, the custom of large receiving parties is falling into disuse, Jan. 20.—Icemen | in cago of — Jan. 20.—The Industrial | To add the men of the family to the corps of —" at a reception is the latest and best ‘iss Margaret Edes gave a delightful recep- tion last night at her home, No. 1641 K street, Conkling of New York. rar were i and Mra. feewaos Mr. and Mrs, . and Mrs. Le Breton, Mra. Handy, ‘Miss Mattie Mitchell, Miss Deoring, Mis Banks, Miss Car- nter of New York, Misses Condit-Smith, iss Letitia Aldrich, Miss Batchellor, Miss Hoy, Mise Mullan, Mises Cocker of Boston, Mre, Petersen of Philadelphia, Count d'Arco Valley and Mr. von Mumm of the German legation, Biai ae Harty Reynolia: Mr lier Davide, jair, Mr. Harry Reynol iter Dr. han, Sullivan, Mr. Elliott, Mr. Gresham. Mr. Andrews, Dr. Rosse, Mr. C. Kin- caid and Mr. Buckley. Miss Dahlgren gave a luncheon party of twelve covers on Saturday at her home. Some of the guests who sat down were Miss Speed, Miss Caroline Horsey, Miss Condit-Smith, Miss Mary Williams, Miss Gertrude Myer, Miss Julie Edie, Miss Mattie Mitcnell, Miss Jackson and Miss Brooke. Mrs. Preston and the Misses Preston were at home to their friends ou Friday afternoon. Mrs. Lyon and the Misses Lyon of No, 1138 Connecticut avenue were at home to callers on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Spinola of New York will hold her first moay tion of the season in her apartments at lington = Tuesday afternoon, assisted , Mra, M. F. Flanders, her guest, Mr. and Mra. and Miss Leighton and Miss Belle Hender- son, the daughter of General Henderson of Iowa. Mra. Spinola prepares as elaborately to receive callers as if her friends were invited to @ formal reception, Mrs. Charies H. Gibson will receive callers for the first time this year after 3 o'clock at the Shoreham on Tuesday, Miss Julia Prewitt of Lexington, Ky., is with her gousin, Mrs. McCreary, at the Shoreham, and will receive with her there on Tuesday afternoon, Mra, Gen, Wright and her granddaughter, Miss Wooton, are at home to callers on Tuesdays at No, 1203 N street. Mrs. Webb of No. 1415 K street will be at home to callers on Tuesdays in February. ‘The Misses Le Moyne of Baltimore are in the city the guests of Mrs, Dabigren, and they will be with Mrs, and = Dahlgren at their re- ception on Wednesda; Mrs. John F. Wacgunes of No, 916 Massa- chusetts avenue is at home to her friends on Fridays during the season. Mrs. Seaton Perry of No. 1713 Bhode Island avenue will be at home to callers on the Fri- days in February. Mrs. Robert Christy is at home to her friends on Fridays during the season at No. 1606 17:h street. Mrs. Dudley W. Rhodes of No. 1723 Corcoran street is at home to her friends on Friday. Mrs. Hoff of No, 1829 Jefferson place has had to cancel all of her engagements on account of asprained foot that now contines her most pate to her chamber, She will continue to cep open house on Saturdays and hopes to be able to see her friends on next Saturday, ‘The wife of the Secretary of the Navy sends to her callers @ square card engraved, “Mra. Tracy, Mrs. Wilmerding, Miss Tracy.” Mr. Perey B. Metzger has purchased the house No. 1602 17th street and with his family has moved into it, Miss Mattie Thompson, the pretty daughter of ex-Representative Phil B. Thompson of | Kentucky, is in the city the guest of Mrs. Henry Churchill’ who is at the Biggs house. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Warrall of New York are at the Ebbitt house for the winter. Mr. Warrall represents the Mail and Express. Mrs. J. N. Huston, wife of the United States treasurer, is still very ill with the influenza and uuable to see callers, Mrs. Brewer, wife of Congressman Brewer, is at home Tuesdays at the Hamilton house. Miss Laura G. Hewett has left for a ten-day visit with friends in Brooklyn. Miss Adelaide Hearne of New York is the guest of Miss Magee, 1218 11th street north- west. The members of the Columbia athletic club are congratulating Mr. Newton Simmons on his approaching marriage with Misé Laura Horst of Butte, Mont The Columbia Ideals have isened invitations for their second complimentary hop, to om the 24th instant. Mr. L.A’ Nosafy will have charge of the arrangements and will be assisted by 5. B. Ellis, C. J. Lally, P. J. Rollow, W. F. Walters and A. G, Lutz. Mra. Funston, wife of ‘Representative Fun- ston of Kansas, will beat home Friday after- noons at her residence, #05 13th street, during the season. Mrs. John Lee Chapman, who has been lying dangerously ill at the residence of her friend, Mrs, L. A. Crandell, is now convalescing. Miss Mande Wallach is convalescing from # severe attack of influenza, Miss Wayne of Cincinnati will be with Miss Butterworth of Le Droit Park for two wecka, Mrs, Martin and Miss Hall of the Clarendon, who have been = sick with the grip, are once more able to be out. if Lexington, Ky., is the Miss Hattie Hodg guest of the Misses Griggsby of 20th street tor | few days. Mrs. Dorsey will make calls tomorrow, but will receive Tuesdays the rest of the season at the Portland. Mrs. Chief Justice Puller will not hold her usual reception today on account of the fuucral of Solicitor General Chapman. Mrs. M. J. Foote had a house full of callers at her rece eter last First afternoon. She was assisted by her daughter, Miss Katherine, Mrs. Senator Davis, Hicks and Mis Thompson. During the afternoon Miss Foote played several bril t selections on the piano, which were greatly eujoyed by the many pres- ent Mrs. Newcomb, wife of Prof. Simon New- comb, has recovered sufficiently from her recent indisposition to receive her friends, On account of the death of the Solicitor General Mrs, Attorney General Miller will not receive on Wednesday. W. Albert King, wife and baby of West Wash- im at ds Fia., Satan ore at Teaple Hall, jacksonville, . Mrs. M. F. Finley, 1928 I street, will be at home on her sisters, Me aw. McKnew, and Mrs, Mertz and Miss dine. ‘Mra. Scranton will be assisted on Tuesday af- lignant character has made its appearance at! ternoon by the ladies of her household, and the town of Hayes. and several deaths are | Mrs, Representative Townsend of reported. Three children in the family of Mrs. W. H. Patterson and Miss Anna James Woods have died with the disease in the last two days, and phe Tuany more fatal cases before the checked. the disease is aanepersiiainacae Short Day Wanted. Bostox. Jun. 20..-The officers of the Massa- chusetts federation of lsbor have issued to the trade unionists of Massachusetts a call to send | {5 delegates to 8 convention of trade unionists to be beld in Boston Sunday, March 16, in the in- terest of # short lat or day. For Our Telegraph ‘Bews | See Pages 1 and 5, ison this city, Miss Soy. Hes Tarr and Mise Arch- doctors say there will be | bold of Scranton, The Washington Light Infantry corps will give their first and last full dress ball of the season at their armory Thursday evening, January 30. Mr. and Mrs, Ike Gans have arrived home from bridal trip north. They will be pleased see their friends after 25th instant at their new home, 726 5th street northwest, Mn. A. 3. Hapking will beat home to her friends ot Willard’s en Fridsys, beginning this On account of severe illness Mrs. M. D. Lin- cola and Mrs. J. D. Lincoln will not receive on Mra, and Miss Burchell, No. 1102 Vermont venue; J. Thompson Swann, No. 1415 I street, Min Hoary Sersken, No. 1407 K street Pmt yk Arms, No. 1408 M street; Mra Jude 1649 Rhode avenue, will pati op ° on Tuesday. Mrs, Webb, No, 1415 K street, Tuesdays in February. ‘The second of the Assembly club, of which Judge John Davis is the presiden' will be held at the Rifies hall on Wednesday. . ‘The Mexican minister and Mra. Romero give a large reception with dancing at the legation at 9 olock bn W. Wednesday. Mrs. W. Ross Browne will keep Wednesdays in February at No. 1505 Caroline place. Mrs, A. W. Church, at No. 1414 15th street, is st home on W. Mrs. Wm. Ballantyne of No, 1328 Vermont avenue, Mrs. Robt. G. Rutherford, No. 1911 Corcoran street, Mrs. and Miss Hutchinson, at No, 1707 Massachusetts avenue, are at home on | Y*t¢ Wednesday. Thursday is the great day of the senatorial receptions and most of the houses of the Sena- tors are open to callers, Mra. and Miss Dawes are at No. 1900 Batreet, Mrs, Dixon is at the Hotel Arno. Mrs. Clarkson will held her first reception at | persons. No. $ Dupont circle on Tharsday and will have with her the Misses Alger of Detroit. Mrs, George H. B. White at No. 1324 I street is at home on Thursdays, ‘Mrs. Robert Craig at No, 1822 I street and Mrs, Jeremiah M. Wilson at No. 1712 I street, are st home on Thursdays, The Assembly and German club give an as- sembly on Haag’ gens and Mrs, Leiter gives a tea from 4 Mrs. Hoses eiiseoel wife of Representative Townsend of Colorado, isin New York, lei Will receive her friends at her home, 941 K street northwest, Tuesdays in February, Mrs. C. B. Buckalew of Pennsylvania will hold her first reception tomorrow at the Eb- bitt house. The statement made that there is to be a re- ception tonight at the Vice President's house is incorrect. Mrs. Geo, E. Adams of Chicago will not hold her regular reception at the Arlington Tuesday. Mrs. Col. Gregory will be at home on Toe days at 1517 L street. ——-___ THE COLUMBUS ARCH. Some of the Details of a Plan Suggested Four Years Ago. The suggestion that a permanent memorial of the discovery of America in the form of a grand arch be erected in this city is not a recent one. Mr. Frank Sewall, in a communication to Tat Star last week, elaborated the iden and sug- gested the location of the arch at the head of 16th street, Tux Star of March 20, 1886, pub- lished the easdiest definite proposition made on | this subject. It was a paper read before the hiterary society by Mra. Elizabeth Bryant Johnson. She quoted an editorial from Tre Strap published in November, 1885, suggesting the appropriateness of providing for some enduring mouument to commem- orate Columbus’ discovery, and proposed! that this monument should take ti form of a superb arch, to be erected on one of the beauti- elevations north of the city, somewhere between 12th and 20th streets, Mrs. Johnston aleo went so far as to suggest some of the details of this arch, “At the base, north, east, south and west," she wrote, “‘let the four magnificent rivers of America—the Columbia, the St. Law- rence, the Musissippi and the Amazon— be symbolized by four gigantic river gods, rarrounded by the flore’ and fauna of their respective sections. The large inclosed space about might be utilized for a ‘mariners hall,’ where there should be placed such relics of Columbus as we may have permission to re- produce—such as maps, charts, records, the two accepted portraits, one in Fiarence and the other in Madrid; also historical paintings | that our artists may from time to time supply. In a few years a museum replete with interest, especially to the seafaring, would be gathered, Above the arch, uplifted by immense figures of faith, courage and science, a gilded world should be borne.” ae A LARGER DEATH LIST. The Grip ts Departing, but Leaves a Legacy of Fatal Lung Troubles. In the absence of official reports on the grip the extent of the disease can be ascertained from the police as well as from any other source. During the early part of last week there were about seventy policemen down with the epidemic. That was the highest number sick at any time with the influenza, Since then there has been a gradual decrease in the num- ber of sick men and to-day there were only forty-five names on the sick list, Maj. Moore, who was confined to his room | several days with a severe attack of the grip, has recovered and was able to be at headquar- ters yesterday. ‘THE MORTALITY LAST WEEK was greatly in excess of the previous week. Last week there were 66 deaths from acute lung troubles. Of the 66 deaths 44 resulted from pneumonia, 12 from bronchitis, 7 from conges- tion of the lungs, 2 from the grip and 1 from influenza, During the previous week there were 44 deaths from acute lung troubles, 32 of them having resulted from pneumonia. “DECIDEDLY ON THR WANE.” “The grip is decidedly on the wane,” was the information received at the health office this morning. The reports of the physicians to the poor received this morning show a decided de- crease last week as compared with the previous week. The fatal results, however, seem to multiply, as is shown by'a comparison of the | Gouney porte, there being twenty-two more | aor reported from lung troubles last week than for the week previous, The reports of the physicians to the poor re- ed at the health office this morning show the following cases: Dr. Morgan—influenza, 19; bronchitis, 11; Crete pam 1. Dr. Winter— influenza, 37; bronchitis, 1; pneumonia, 2. Dr, Carraber—inluenza, 26; bronchitis, 1; pneu: monia, 5. Dr. MacDonaid—influenza, 7; bron- chitis, 6; pneumonia, 1. COLORED PEOPLE EXEMPT. It is stated that there have been but very few cases of the grip among the poor colored peo- ple as compared with the number of poor white persons who have had it. The physicians are unable to account for it. AT THE CITY POST OFFICE. The good weather during the latter part of last week has had a correspondingly good effect on the condition of the health at the city post office and the grip is on the decline there. Today there are comparatively few of the clerks and carriers absent, hardly more in —. than is usual at this period of the year. bard work Saturday and yesterday all the mal matter has been disposed of, and. today the employes of the office started out with all the back work cleared up and everything done up to time, the first time that such has been the condition of affairs in over two weeks, GRIPLETS. Judge Miller, who has been suffering from the grip for several days, was unable to hold court today, Justice Mills acted’ in his ab- sence. Gen. Henderson of Mlinois, chairman of the House committee on rivers and hota who has been ‘eg ill with the grip, was much bet- ter yester Dr. E. A. dams of East Washington, who has poem ute ill for some days with pneumonia, re- sulting from an attack of the grip, passed a night last night aud this morning he asked for something toeat. The atten physicians beld # consultation last evening and found the patient better than at the first consultation. 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Apply at 2 ered mi wi = TSvATiOW BY DRUG CLERK: F a RENT IN OGRGETORE TW LAkGE 2 074m "ED—AN Boy; 3 ‘Rooms in te fi refe K SALE—@i75 “nET: Wena eaRa Saat, OBE PRR | Quit eo mine, Bs | PR ae ge a re ee ae aw, W4AxIED,A noe cep TERE oF merchant refers for Position of Trust; clasts | tprete weekly, Apply LU 8.m., 424 5th et. a. ANTED- WHITE CHAMBERMAT oi IN iting and Care of san se “Chila; city references: bo youn frie wan 1606 10th at n. W., between 2 and 3 p. it” Waxzep—* Finer CLASS SWEEDISH German preferred. Address ober 17, Star office. se20-ee ARTED—A FineT OL Aes, one with ric Fences. Waites rare ee, ee ANTED—TWO GOOD CANVARSERE FOR Something New: will pay eo. ALD! = 20-1w wore op to smart agent. O. O10 F st, ANTED—A A gETELED WHITE WOMAN, BENS | ga 24 lvor. W ite aud General House Reever for & cook, ot wasicful no fancy ; Sond Ree ‘snd persoy: healthy; abloand | W willing to Keen's ae sulrected such @ house peat and in good order without urgin«, no callers. If well ualified and willing to accept _ conditions fully an Soliant ‘and relined woman may Bnd in thie» com home. drone by letter” Mr. 8... Corcoran building, ¢ diving references niet wilt be tool Up. $az0-3e* ANTED—A NEAT WOMAN Q& GIRL AT ONCE Wir House Work or Goeebee Said the time; prompt pay; relerences, ANTED = DUNDOKE'S EMPLOYMENT | BU- by, ladies—Men and Women white und colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, city th references, nemoved to 709 Lat, n. w. fortabl Cc WARE cas cx? ERE OPES Gaon Permanent Position with reliabie and $i oe sencezaet stenographer ® Rapid Waa S. La tlee Yee] FOR COOKS Sule Ladies ‘Clerks, Sales Move (MALE a brown gelding, 8 8 years old, 45 es val Sabele, “adds Sn Siar gt iE FRONT BROOM ON fen asl Qatnw. 18S ST. a W., HANDSOMELY TOR AAT FINE iD SERS TANDAT, Furniabed Parlor and Lied Hooin on second foor, | BYR ALE ASE ag with lane Dloasaat beth, open and furnace | hq Out cite Meo ped y) ew and Reet cias im orecy partioalee. | thea bait cies — 61.230, ata _ 18-3 running order, i louse Sok RENT — 1017 TST, LARGE PLEASANT bault by Drowsist tant Spier fF 600, Jal8-6t SSEAeee its Fifa! hind Boor; chooses, bathe waet att fern & | Closed caret re ee if the low siete mot < . 2 ma 3 Coupel ANTED | SITUATION BY (A FIRST.CLARS Soe southern exposure: wot ede es onder or 6L0ab wth toes present employer, 1316 loth st gat este FOR RENTON FREE ST, Na HAN DSOMELY | A iNodauiet coats four imalo: ty one of the best ANTFD-EMPIOYENS_YOU WILL BE FUR- | second docrs, singlear eu multe of toe mor: srtvate adelphie makers: Delouge tos private party who is W peeien Kemmronsl crv aprnu | ears me assess | pega eta ea charge, CTY Y INTELLIGENCE OFFICE 711 Gavw. | Moderate prices. OT PTT jai St" | poms, suitable for Trerioe: Sali by JOR RENT_FURNISHED_ONE LARGE FEONT tphw sats Sh SONS FACTORY, a Mo WASIED GAT ONCE A TOUNG TADY WELL tie'back for light housekeeping. O11 F et uw. jal7-lw 412 to 416 Lech at, ae gg dh ey Sa Ba IMPORTED [BLACK COCKER srax- Stelyetatiing stating terms, BUSINESS, St Star Man jelb-: Sona RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED— Hy ot wl eens Two Nice Communicat 2d OR = EARS Weta Pha ibe, PORTION AS UP. | south front, very convenient te US Tensiou and | Foi, cane sy reoge re teks charge, pi ones an ese Sererment Panties au three lines of 600 B st. aw. ~~ 327" #9. apie “tw. Moom @:Panewes' by letter | Yer) Feasonable e. g| Ben taeanta ate ect COUPE re LARGE — ae beg Horse, last traveler; gente; pertect "ge be mmumodate six plain gentlemen with | inom horse mal Wittens OF GOOD ADDRESS | arat-laas board a00 por movil cach: GOL Tare 1Fo" | tua Ronee: ECe S100, weak tral ivan An oe. F = | fis Son rice #185, a nrnooee CTE asin iy, tg Das cont eeodd 88 to chars:ter and abuity ; striotly tem) = "Would | Aoors: every od convenience; south trout; peascp~ on ce Liteneugeeerpent if satiafactory to all cou | able terms to desirabie partics. jal7-3e" pply 6 rear of renideuoe 1 Sewn Biation,b.c, = UMFVIow AMIDE, Seopse- Fs iF WITH BOARD IN PRIVATE FAM. tion, oor Front aud cate Wikies Sern 8 GOVERNESS TO TAKE E ‘furuial her's With Little Ones a a ish iesmiee ee and Music to Older $20 per routs abd boned saber ator Zion Dw, 3018-31" WANTED-—HOUSES. ANTED—A aj GIBL fi oust wo M10. 100) fac FRILZ MENZOG, 2038 Wak eae ANTED— A SMALL WELL-BUILT i F to ‘with preferred; ore Ot Over Heine tc Now a ANEW MOLLER BARGAIN— Pu SALE—AT A on. ea oe OR RENT—FOUR ELkoaN nooMa, os sa omice, Counter, Biack Walpat Fux- hoor; two parlors: ;, turpisued; tures, &. Nadress ts BUEL, Star office, uble corner Gouth and east frowte: tay: win: “OR 8. See le dows; open grates; 7 ALE—JOB PRINTING © “OFFick, WELL Tef. required. 1101 K uw. equipped; cent od. 2101 K ns Good WAxtDs., WHITE AND COLORED Ci ney #e pase leate ae eee jisse TOR eR a sr Thi oa Sk FURNISHED PAR- | Frson even toreelling. “Kddrows Guach, Ca Ni Waitresses, Pantry, st Witter bn LADY WITHOUT OHILDHEN | on Su oor 1s reasonauie, JOR SALE— = Gish woiuen oe aig ‘rises s Huspished House, Will take e Tord soth'se nw Jal 7-3t* 4 SPLENDID BARGAIN, 18-6t* ‘BURNIAM'S, 1130 Gat.n.w. oe sxe IR RENT—ELEGANT FURNISHED KOOMS, aE ee | ee MLA, Baar offen oe OMFOS ASS ge | OR RENT jo. in private faiily: near Avice: | A Besutiful Toned and Handsome x ta Cain Attoruers Otkee, expeenont tome ANTED—T01 PURCHASE FOR GASH, A HOME | ton, Wormley’s, Bhorehain and Normandie Hotes, | Piswo, with rich pores ue 3 oF, 10 rooms: mod: imps. ; northwest’ not to ex- | ¥1d 15th st aw, 17-34" Stioseig cabana Senos red. Apply at 108 Cat. n.w., after 9am, Mon- seeq,810,000"or Aa 000; mo genta, Adareos, wi | 8 tnd a0 men cay B's St Se Sa18-20"” | Dartculene Bow wy Seiseote eo? AND BOARD=130 EAST Sethe igo aud, cover inci wo Lange Fu Connecting | cost mane MHITE BOY TO ASSIST DRIVING | WANTS: Sue TURGHARE HOUSE AND LOT IN ott id Moor, en aulte ca it eed WARE ROOMS, a Licht Business Wagun. Address, with refer- northwestern part of city costing 00.t0 | sinzie: also Back Parlor: 4 5 ood New ences, Box 8, Star ottice, “area 84.000. Address L., star office. 1'8-3t* | splendid location; prices moderate. al 7-ate ele 913 Pennsylvanis ave, OUSE WOMEN, CHAMBER. 7 MEN, CHAMBER- Wert er ars FURNISHED HOUSE FOR | )OK RENT—HANDSOMELK FURNISHED APART- | J7OR SALE— w and Sober Men’ Aglaia | eto ‘ily in Northwest Section, rent not to | J ments ai Jacksou's 1029 Connecticut svanue; sive | FULL VALUE GIVEN — , ood ons jonth,; referen wit suite of parior aud vt Piano in exchange for s CITY INTELL 375, nae lephone c oY | Bradpuny tri : for Gove eran posi en prepared. yeiry Box 575, city postofice. “jalt-atr | clans exis. Telephone connections: Ja Bad BURY UPHIGHT, balance paynule 810 monthly Was yANTED—A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL TO General House Work in 8 Small Family. 1000 ANTED—TO PURCHASE PIECE OF PROP. Ws yy gty Paying fair rent: price & £10,000, to $20,009 ive particuls! yt BENT-1741 ed Root FON Fa, LAB jE Nii abd 2 LARGE | ¥ floor, eu suite or singiy, “at F. G, SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. y - | for. x ree rm it Penide tas thi te Dey SOR SALE— T es TOC! New Humpubireave.a.w: Mi7-De | Qrees Caste Sar 3 sat7-3e | sua ee ‘vune. Piret-clasy Cable boerd jaia-o® | Be ap carious mad = ay Waxtess, RIMEDIATELY — ae CLASS ‘ANTED—TO PURCHASE IN NW. STOKE a {OK RENT — ROOMS, APARTMENTS. BOARD, ee aed ee ee eaten Whips and Harness; Waist and 8k those accustomed W. Dwelling with ori, suitable for F2 yasekec pi parts oF fine work need sony ts nw. Jels-2e yr tvimuuing. bo. Aus@er StSeine: tases end oad 2 Syiteegt cirtaee ome —— ae ae » ANTED-A | WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL Ww House Work; must Cg cousin family two adits end two Little girls diet A) j ANSEL WHITE AND age D_, COOKS, Waiters, Drivers, Sa Nu — NEW NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT “GFEIGE., att ANTED—A TIDY RESPECTABLE ore "76 stay mighta.” Apply 411 1oth et, t.w., ue door below Est jalB-20* ANTED—A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSE. W streds also 8 Colored Chambermnaid ; it have re ferences; no washing, Apply isis Nata b fore B ED—A _ FIRST-CLASS COPPER AND eel tugraver. Address. with specimens of kill, SOs. E Servants of All Kinds with Fences. Warithechasd tron tne pees family; must re belo ae References req ADP 1606 Was ED-A RESPECTABLE COLORED COOK; or afte? 6 p.m, = BAUM & CO., Engravers and Station- Pittsburg, Pa, oa jal7: K XPEKIENCED LADY'S MAID AT 1801 cu wait for a suitable person; none others necd appl; dal 7-st Wsteot GENTS — GENERAL AND LOCAL Agents to handle the Chemicat preload: n Erusiiig Ponclls greatest, novelty, ever erares ink in two seconds; no ubrasion of paper: 200 fo O40 por cent probt, sells at sieht, territury abso- lutely free; salary ty Kood men; sauiple do gente by mu full particulars addres ail. For terms and THE MONKOE a piers CO,, La Crosse, Wis. TED—GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IKONER Ganere! Housework: | 00, ster sights: good Wire willwy 2 hore Located Adinens BLE Statens, ene gee KIDpEis CTORY, 513 7th st. d1n-24 {OE SALE—SECOND HAND SQU A TANO> OF pang ed 5 EDI ATE INVES’ MENT— ERLE pel Wie Desirable of the city. Will landsome Rooms, single oF i suites, with priv bayeute W. Ge MBtaa na Bee orb once if ieee ‘a Tight. L. STAKGAKDTER, F 613 15th at. Prcdidne Sine 23h SRR SELV A. ia ANTED_WE HAVE CLIENTS FOR “SEVEN, a Kd - y tat ang, Sine zooms Bowen ive nortnveri| FOR RENT--STORES, SoH BALE-AW ELEGANT CHICO PES oot. rons wy $8,090 toa B00; degen prehase — FS? SA! gt ANT CHICKERING PIANO, * —_ tpt RENT—*TORE 16 1603 10TH ST. N.W. Foe pice wil Narprins your PriaF Pei wCONLET, 7 > oes 2235 12th nw, es "os WAN TED—ROOMS. ee eta Foe saee zou a es = JOR RENT—LARGE STORE way == oneekenes Food and Mede mae ey te ANIED — BY A GENTLEMAN A SUITE OF near market: logue and Price List. SCHMID's Ads tiooumy al conuecteds “Addrcas, ‘with Ser weg ye roe Oe aE Seid ibtaae bere — reer sifebasses 2m z irate, Star office. 2 et VOR = ic = sry, wisi ES SALE OR RENT—NEW BRICK STABLE IN V TANTEDOBY A SINGLE TLEM ROOM — A, —— (pore pow running closet; reut Prd gual pow 0 3 etalls and for 3 car- and First-class Board in a private ‘amily $2 + Sonate nad pore 3.M.Y., Star office. W Furuished, for Light Housekeeping, in the uorth- West section. Address, stating price, &c., Box 7, 5: office, Jal 8-20! NTED—THREE OR FOUR ROOMS PARTLY R RE: CORNER 8’ Lines of Cars: suitable for, Grocery, low to desirable W ANTED—THREE U: NFURNISHED Comal hou 12; no children, cteeth Rooms (seco! Se cred 8: ROOMS,‘ tarotmee: ‘Address, 1 uitsble for Hight MK, 10. W. Bectlow ot ely: price not to ex- parti ‘Drag, Feed, ‘Trimming, Se: eA McINTINE, ¥i8 F nw. Jadot \T_THE LARGE STORE AND CELLAR | JOR SALE SIMFYETED GERMAN CANAD i've for rat ve Fetrgay' tL | Stoney fo a ws HARTSNE CHT be vith Avis tors _ BUNCH, same building.” jee ae nn eee es ROK SALE_—CARKIAGES, WAGONS ous AMP Bee COOK & JARBOE, rf [ries of all kinds on esay torma WASIED-BY TWO LADIES TWO ROOMS FOR _ FOR. REN’ T OFFICES. sei A eee Housekeeping on oF bear Delt line, parties owu- J0ii SALE MONEY TO DOAN ON REACTSIATE ing house preferred or would Jom a inuily iu renting ABLE OFFICE ROO Rooms—oi3 | 3) within the jumbia at lowest cate af sual! Louse, Address BC. A. staroftice, > jal 7-3t" w Fen to p-ruumnent tetas iuterest, insuostoouie, UE ew Cree faite | dou Cor. 1h and Hvte, umf BUSLNESS ( CHANCES. + BEST LOCATION 18 aie ea Ar “nod eae & RAMEY, 1307 F st n.w, __FOR RENT--STABLES WAstepyeh 800 FOR FIVE YEAKS AT 6 PER cent on Bran New Keal Estate worth eisvo: Gommission, “Interest payable semi-aunually, dress Box 14, Star office, wirl, Ay it. Gut Door Beck st, Me Peasan : V aoe MAN TO SELL LINE wee expel ce. lary uid exyenacs paid.” Addrens, by Staup, FLOMLU, digais Sout, juis, Mo, WANTED A FEW HONEST AND D INTELLIGENT Yersyns to ‘Lake Orders in this towns on “Stattey i the Wilds of Aiticn and How G6 Kescued iin dasha" ‘Tbe itrepid bero hag Just re- turned to civilizution. Public interest cB Bien Jaa fever peat. ‘This is the Stanley book the Sota Seuss for outht and be te frwt tn the eld, oF write immediately for full particulars, terius, ts are Just coining money, Write quick. PANE: HAG ee 920, Kichinond, Vi y ANTED-—TO INTRODUCE IN WASHINGTON City a new, yet thorouglly established ren hence Linvite uny there, of kood stauding, sutterttig from covrumption, eatarch Lroncuitis, ‘dysyey iu general ‘devil F or blood disesecs of most matt mH Type, and ladies suffering trom diseases or comp) Peculiar to their sex. to address the Undersianed, Hiving full particulars, ace, &c. Advice, medicine an festhuonial tull in returu. DOCTOR, Drayer 921, ehwoud, Va. 7 des-eoss J ANTED — MODELS St yee AND WOM. hg Ga ea . Gr ee the Corcoran Art Art Gallery, 17th and Pa. ave. ia o-lw WANTED—LOTS. ANTED—OF OW: ONLY — LOTS. NE. {ibarwood, Tenhasscs ave. us Lincoln park saree Oth st, 2.€.; 3 eons. W gust; or Mayland ave. eust of 1 Address Bux 16, Star WASTED: UNIMPROVED PROPERTY IN ALL parts of the city for immediate investmen! 4 ps transaction if price suite, 1, STARGAYDT! He at. NTED-WE DES eer peg Uae ae one TS TH an Wenge to ZL tt wide, to cost from, 82 3 00a GILBEMT & 00.629 Fat nw. NTED—AT ONCE FOR A CLIENT, UNIM- proved the northeast; whole cd ROKER @oADSBY, 1008 Fata WANTED MISCELLANEOUS we (kb — CONSTIPATION ¥OSITIVELY Cured by taking Clark's Constipation Care, This fea cewarkubly good laxative. being prepared from fruits and vegetables. Can be taken freely. (Nower- cury.) Reconuuended by best physicians, ney, Ware's Ebbitt House Dru Store, $818-1in ANTED—H. BAUM PAYS THE BIGREST. (CASH len jousebolds “x apecia’ Feathers, fire” fr. Aiharees B19 7th dls We ousible Big webo will yay two ver bane mont th for ita use. -Addrees Box "387, Cit? Pout athos ane ‘TO PURCHASE A GOOD OFFICE ws Deak (cylinder Sop Enatacentli atest be ctueed ate Px Sa ¥ld F st. aw. WANED HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FORNI- ‘a. C WINSTON, 957 7th et. now, Waite Fizturee: cash snd ja15-1m ture of eyery description and quantit; %a15-1m ANTED-STOOKS OF MERCHANDISE AND oC. ‘opening law. on my metide abd'Tinsiat Uoat others FED EVERYBODY | SUPTERING FuOM dodo to Heat or Noa. W. aw. Wie Wale : ‘and ie 1402 Pa.av. Po SALE—A LICENSED SALOON: CE. A dveated. About $2,000 required. Addrens ED-A PAK Y WITH SMALL cieae he wlvertiser with capital in building an = EASY SHAVE OF FIRST-CLASS HAIR CUT TABLE, JUST OFF 17TH and Disssachusetts ave.; three stalle, large coach house, water closet and coschman's room, dé. BEALL, BKOWN & CO., 1521 F st. T-FARM apa ae posse-sion can be ebrusry 1 aay HL MASLERSON, Room 930 War Dope 2UR SALE—WE HAVE Fo SALE sEVEKA Fre ‘Farms close to Washington at lative aud aise MONEY TO LOAN. D SMALL SUMS NEY TO LOAN IN LARGE pang 4. Fon Rez or when you have occasion to bave it cut over, as on approved reel, estate sacert pends: Pleat ‘O00 F ot ns many others do, seo the Puuadelplia Artist. eat side | cent charges moderate, Letra! a of 14th st. u.w. above Pa, 15-100" | “jald-am _B.w. cor. idth and F sua. ‘STOCK AS AND GRAIN FARM OF 100 ACLS JOR BALE EST ALL D GROCERY, LIQUOR ONEY PO. LOAN ‘AT FIVE PER CENT ON a ie rere D: with good Lalidines, well | Bima Provision Busi. ess. in ur ssplendld looters | ME Gua te Security. Large amountes | Spit St) alee nae ee cate of oulnivation cat aud book trade: owner baying ‘other busi: mag Tun & BUTHERVORD, "| Soimery county, Ma. mieesines ‘Will sell low. Address W. tie aro of] jalsim* 1307 nye ee CHAD ‘(OR SALE—GROCERY AND PROVISIO? cor, of 14th aud af sts, B.’ KF hey sell cheap for cash ing man. for an ourgege Rs TSION STORE W.| doing a good business; ‘ood chance’ _ja1 8-60" Poulesville JOR SALE—FARM OF 150 ACKES, MILE axa half from Srinefield pet miles from Washi jatnll gelling, abundant and ‘culwtantiel oot. dings, & MGdhY 20 Lan IN LARGE AND SMALL BUMS (of Student sous , pitate Security. Atew a ams of 33, (000 and BULKLEX eco. 1405 Fat. sees Fras ack about 9400 oF branch | post ‘Office: matisfac' 8000; reasous for selling ‘OB SALE—A GOOD PAYING DRUG STORE ON good busin SUN O. JOHNSON, Auantic Building. 18- lw at 1 i APPROVED REAL ES mbia in sums AN ON tate int ue Bnelee of Cola $2, 00U, 83,000 and 85,000, ‘Utes from gine; Small Cot ib Uak Grove . 58 Ac Si oa ALS. te aa met, five minutes from Clifton ata, Vaaid.. ¢- room Dwell? exe for city House, elegantly : urnished, and ture on small i four adults, Hakirens Sia, 3 Star office, Je18-20" Re. OPPORTUNITY— NULL RENT 24-ROOM lake, pay for fur- installments or in board for family of EAL ESTATE TINY ENV SSTMENT, ‘E AS U. 8. BONDS. Xt | sey PAYABLE QUARTERLE IN SUMS $100 TO $1,000, =e nis 1lv st. Paul st, Baltimore, Md. 7 ALUABLE IMPROVED FUORIDA” PROFENTY 125 acres, situated in the heuithtest part of Florida, on the bank of « five ake; achool and church on tue railroad station conve- roperty ; village adjoiui Bieut: crange prove of thethoicest fruits in full bear- ing; handsome impro Wed properties ail around it. Can ‘be divided into two or sore pleasant Lomes, Would Boake a desirable piace for 8, sumitarium or fore Chen SMALL PREMIUM CHARGED #10,000—TO LOAN 15, At 1921 F nw, CE LITTLE FARM: TEN ACRES; mile east of District; fronting public bew S-room Dwelling and Barn; hich elevatiun,; aud grass land: plenty fruit aud Addrene F. ON REAL ESTATR 1ja14)__ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. yE HAVE HONEY 70, LOAN AT ALL TIMES ‘300 V sud no ‘delay beyond, tne to prepare Dapers. if a a security is ebbLE, DAV Is & C — dall-dun Lis F Fe SALE-ELEVEN HUNDRED DOLLAES WILL, ONE buy ¥5 Acres of good Farming Land withiu two M Miles of the village or Herndon, « thriving sistiop on the W sebuturton aud’ «Lio sal ‘The farm fronts ou county road. wit! stream Of water tori @ ite RW | western boundary; OUIY seven acres Cutitely Cleared, ONLY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, BONDS: tub ber laud balance sump ground, except 10 scres of OF listed stocks, interest in estates or other fond ‘This ia 8 suap wt price M: at lowest rates in suns frou > U,VU0. WASH'N DANENFOWER ORS Pitrauecto antes vl pease any part, “| “Yet RA Polidirs, 1419 New ww vork eve _ial3-tw 1115 Pw AIDS, a) ONEY, TO LUAN Ai LOWEST KATES Os AP-| JQOK KENT— HOUSES TX BYATTSVILLE- sab Cor. Park: na Se sia Dw. proved Keai Estate Bec unity Large amounts a casburs and at \ yg atation, from $918-6¢* Pleasant! | sveciliy, “Also, vas, Aweuts = of the Cuited security | _42i-dm bee sure tre rou. or F TOR SALE RAME CHANCE TO aur A FIRST- pore age = gg goes rok FALE—100 x LES, WITH IMPROVEMEN Weitestablished st tare: sariatactor he ee ete Le biase Mor Satan ith ec ae reasons’ for selling. ae Star oftioe, J18-8 | eg meuranee Es fe SOM, aus Pet” a27Sun $e Milsous ¢2 200, 4 Sere with improvgueti, a Wane; PAR 000 TO | Ny ONLY TO LOAN IN SUMB 10 SUIT AT SAND DU. Fine Farm of 100-screa seth cna Dell SiUDdig Ae eattaca business mavutsctur- | MM GYor cest, ou U, Creal eetace wor Ree Rh ig FR ing a food product which advertiser doaires to locate PRANK T. KAWLING Sy 1d00 Pa ave, Hig! station and 4 frou W = a D.C. Address Buopece a6 (ike Arlington Fire tas. Co.'s ofBoa) | $10.50. | Beveral, Hom ont Mysterville office. “950,000, S acros at Ardick obo. OHN H. HOWLETT, CARPENTER AD Over. with 8-room Hi Jane. Aesideuce, Fark’ at, 8100 000. sts ag ey “iim DUCKETT & FORD, coud ann jane, Speciscations, "sc, fursiahed Per cent and no delay, by SOK SALE—ON METROPULT BRA ore Grauchies of work _als-y M_M. PARKER, 1418 F st. Sud O., Lot Cottagen, Coury Homes aud Parnes, ONEY TOLOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT Lowest | Paap terius. o ». Fate Sas iad rate@ Of interest ; Suse on other approved security, His @. HENSEY & Co, Bankers, _al1-3m 1300 F stn. ONEY TO LOAN NIN SUMS TO SUIT ON KEAL estate security Masbingwm city. Ne a Boven and eight k clay : ag Washing’ x = xs Sa ‘UCKS, oie coy THR poten if STKE a cate ted rotors Tala Now York ave be Pre riot ‘of Colum a ia Ler 3 a ae Meee Be Rea: Taya | Bau bare pte ee ema * rrcettiel Cigck > EAM 258 |S qoowmaee sire ano SONTINE Porioray | ESTE See ot Rone betes ar pith, re sitplee mt Spree eer ee eS ‘oud Fagin lobe sta ad cider Guirado eguare fiaryauted ope year, #1. all clock snd jewelry work suet reamuuable wma Apply to MH ACH ER i tae ty vival ees eo eee one rene |e - LOST AND FOUND. Eerie Senitaile toward fore regia Sid Now York ove. ee es oe tease Hansen ceaome ee ue Svcee s ops PIN, ;, fompay mR, ‘HON. 3. BOARDING. BE FUB- ees Proprietor. 5 Fat,