Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1890, Page 2

Some Notable Receptions — Personal Notes. Mrs. Harrison's first Saturday afternoon drawing room last week was a most pleasur- sble affair. The day was a beautiful one, and the sun shone through the windows, crowing the yeliow gas light from the chandeliers, Out side the White House the arrangements were excellent. At 3 o'clock the line of expectant Visitors reached from the front door to the ‘West gate of the grounds. Mrs, Harrison stood im the cast room in a trained gown of gray faille made with panels of blush rose silk veiled and white pearl embroidered net. The bodice was trimmed in front with a vest of the pink silk, covered with net, and at the back there was s pointed picce filled with the net and edged with heavy pearl passementeric. | Mrs, Harrison held a round hand bouquet of lilies of the valley, edged with smilax. by her side stood Mrs. Frye, in white satin brocade. Mra, Cabot Lodge, who was third in line, wore a high dress of pale pink and white mull, with # back of biack and white striped silk, Mra. Clarkson Was very attractive in black velvet and old gold satin and gold lace. Behind the line the Feceiving party was composed of Mrs. McKee, Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Wanamaker, Mrs. Noble, Mrs. Miller, the Misses Upson. Miss Margaret Blodgett of St. Louis, and the guests of the White House from Indiana, Mrs. Hervey Bates and Mrs. Charles Martindale of Indianapolis. Among the callers who were passed into the rear of the bine room during the afternoon were Mra. Rusk, Miss Kusk, Mrs. Tracy, Mrs. Wilmerding, Mrs. Hood Wright and Mrs. Mar- kle of New York. the Misses Windom, Mrs, Cockrell, Mr. Hugh Wallace of Washington, Dr. and Mrs. Hamlin, Mr. James Burden, Mrs, Dolph, Mrs. Alfred B. Jenkins of Orange, N.J., and Miss Post of Newark, Mrs. Cullom aud her sister, Miss F Mrs. Hardie, Dr, Jobn Scott, Mr. fussell Harrison, Mrs. Flem- ing, Mrs. Seney, Senator and Mrs. Ingalls, Mrs. and Miss Walthall, Mra. ich Robb, Mra, Sherman, Mrs. Ransdell, Mra, S. M. Bryan, Mrs, Butterworth, Miss Halford, Mrs. Augustus N. Martin, Miss Schenck, Mr. Mar- tindale, Mrs. Frank P. Gross. Miss Anna Wilson, Mrs, Burrows, Mrs. Hitt and the French min- ister, Major Ernst, in full dress uniform, made the presentation to Mrs. Harrison, who bowed to each, and Lieut, er was there to repeat the names for the benetit of the other ielee ie fine. The assembled multitude on the outside were passed into the house, keep- ing the line easy and without crowding, and so the passage was made with greater rapidity. At 5 o'clock Mrs. Harrison invited the receiving party and the ladies of the cabinet, with their friends, for tea, and Miss Pys and Miss Bjornstein, the Swedish singers, sang for them while they rested. Mrs. Senator Quay and Miss Quay gave a de- lightful tea on Saturday afternoon from 4 to 7 that was attended by hundreds of people. The large double house at No. 1829 1 street was lighted and thrown open to the guests. The mantels were filled with roses and the bail room was open afd a band of muaiciaus played im the hall. The dining room, where 4 sumptuous | table was spread, with a cushion of pink roses | for a center piece, was crowded all the after- noon. Mrs. Quay received in c < demi | twilet of paie gray bru: and Miss Quay, who | stood by her side, wa e wnd pink mull, Others assisting were Sherman, Mins Butterworth, M Ingalls, Miss M: Wilson, | been done. He had not paid Mr. Jones any- Miss Disstou and Miss Stevenson. Mrs. Car- thing, but had signed a contract with lisle, Mrs. Outhwaite. Mrs. Justice Miller, Mrs. | him to pay €200 in case the bill was passed. and Miss Kusk, Mrs. and the Misses Fuller, the | The witness thought that all the mates in the Misses Condit Suuth, Mr. and Mrs. Gutlridge, | navy (thirty-one) had done as he did with Mr, rs. and alliday, Mrs, and Miss Walthall. Mrs. Spooner, the Misses Darlington, Mr. and Mrs. i Miss Butler, Mrs. Cockrell, and Mr. Wallace, Mr. Arnold, Mrs. Farquhar, Mir. Zachry and Mr. Wills were some of the prominent people present. Mrs. und the Misses Heaven entertain friends mos’ gly at a Sa noon tea at their hony No. The occasion was oft d their nrday atter- 2000 Ko street. ‘esentation to societ, ¥ rs of the house, Miss Ethel and Miss Alice Heaven, whose cards | accompanied the iuvit Mrs, Heaven j wore rb dress of bl and violet | silk w ills of k Sp lace. The debutintes were in wsthetic toilets of white | mulie th were most be g to their youth- ful be Mrs. H.W. Spofford. who assisted the hostess. was in a rich dress of pale brocade; Mrs. John Paul Jo in shell pink, Mrs, Finiey in corn-colored silk and Mrs. Grattox who poured in b &. Several hun- | dred of th pron t in official and | resident ¢ Preseut to greet the | hostess and her charming daughters, Mrs. John Johus and Miss Johns gave a tea party that was | ended on Saturd and were w . J. B. Hoge, ¥ Patton, Miss Carr, Miss Kemp, Mise Washini ton, Miss Jack 13 Elia d Miss Nelson, Mrs, Isaxe Henderson and Mrs. Carbaugh | have out invitations for an_at home on Friday the Zist instant from 4 to 7 o'clock at No. 1612 | Rhode Island avenue. i The ladies of the Supreme Court circle will | not be at home to callers on Monday, February | 3, a8 they will on that day accompany the ehie justice and the associate justices of the court | to New York city to attend the celebration by the bar association of New York of the centennial anniversary of the formation of the supreme court in New York. The justices ot the Supreme Court and their families will be the guests of the bar asso- cistion from the time they leave their homes here on Monday until their return late in the week. They will have apartments at the Fitth Avenue hotel, and the ladies will nave prosce- nium boxes at the Metropolitan opera house on ‘Tuesday night to witness the bauquet and to Lear the speeches, Mrs. Senator Hearst, who has been very ill at the Weicker hotel in the past week, is now some better. Mrs. O. C. Moore and Miss Moore will not be at home tomorro will receive Tuesdays in February at 1325 Vermont avenue. Mrs. B. M. Cutcheon of Michigan will not re- | ceive tomorrow, but will take that day to pay | Visits and will be at home Tuesdays in Febru- ary at 1023 Vermont avenue. Mrs. Capt. Rogers will not receive tomorrow at “The Irvington,” 1416 K street. Secretary and Mrs. Blaine have given out the following card for publication: ~The sympathy of friends has been so gener- ously extended to Mr. aud Mrs. Blaine im the | great grief which has befallen their household | that they are unable to make personal response | toeach. They beg, therefore, that this public | Fecoguition be accepted as the very grateful | acknowledgment of a kindness which has been | most heiptul through the tirst days of am irre- | parable loss.” | mates of the navy had employed Hon. A, H. | Craigen and that most of them had signed the Jones contract. There was no organization amor awar scheme, ceived a copy of the Thomas circular, but had at marine headquarters, said that he knew of rine corps nor of the employment of counsel, solicited from officers, not even by means of the Thomas letter, which had not reached him, Washington navy yard, was next called to the stand im order to give him a chance to say that swains or Warrant officersof the navy, With the exceptiun of the Thomas circular he knew of SIGNED THE © this city, was the next man to show that he knew nothing of organizations, but be was one of the thirty-one retainers of Mr. Craigen. He remarked that he aay contract thé affair ha that the Secretary had authorized his reten- tion, hess at first showed an inclination to be ver- bore iu his replies, and it was with some difti- culty that he was kept down to the mimimum. John Paul Jones, but he “didn’t pay one cent a ten-minute recess, and upon reassembling C, called. solicite testimony was about the same as that of Mate Cleveland in regard to the employment of Mr. CAPT, HOWISON STATES THE OBJECT OF THE LINE assisted by Miss Woodruff and Miss Moore, Among those of the clab t were = a jhe Fuller, 68 retary; Miss Marie Williamson, Miss Daisy Da- vis, Mias Niua Beall, Miss Flora Reese, Miss Jessie Miller, daughter of Attorney General Miller; Miss Mabel Smith, Miss Lorena Barber, Miss Daisy Mullett, Miss Marie Young. The entlemen were Fred DeC. Faust, president: Wilson S, Young. treasurer; Theodore and John Tyler, Marvin and Mills Thompson, Frank Key Smith,Walter D. Webb, Horace Knight, Robert Gregg, Samuel Davis, Mr. Barber. The in- vited guests were Misses Sallie and Lillie Cox, Misses’ Bertha and Carrie Jones, Miss Belle Willett, Blair and Sydney Wailes, Mra. Sayers, wife of Representative Sayers, will not receive tomorrow. ® Mrs. Louis Dalrymple of Brooklyn is the guest of the family of Chief Engineer Geo, RK, Johnson, at 1527 O street. Mrs, James B. McCreary will not receive at the Shoreham tomorrow, but will continue to receive on subsequent Tuesdays, A very pleasant hop was held at the arsenal Saturday night in the dance hall. The Artillery band furnished the music. Among those resent were Mrs. Gibson, Miss Anna Gibson, Mrs. Gen. Rochester, Miss Alice Rochester, Messrs. Beckenridge, Ogden, Heidlecooper and the Misses Kelton. Mrs, Huldah Saunders of Pensacola, Fla., who has been quite sick with the grip, will be able te receive with Mrs, Col. Saunders on Thurs- lay. An elaborate party was given Saturday night to Miss M. Probey by her parents at her home in West Washington.” A large namber of Miss Probey’s friends were present and the evening Was passed most enjoyabl: The engagement of Miss Fair, daughter of ex-Senator Fair of Nevada, and Mr. Hermann GVelrichs of New York is announced. Mrs. and Miss Greenleaf of 2928 P street will OOTING STARS. HOT ZERO. Blow, blow tho winter wind ! ‘Thou art not so unkind As this high-tempered weather. Freeze, freeze thou bitter sky! Thou dost not come so high As this that we have got. Though thou the waters chill Thy health is not so ill As zero when it’s hot. They were at an evening reception and e: Pected to leave town in the morning early. “I wonder what time the train leaves?” re- marked Jones. “As soon as you get off of it,” interrupted a Jady in front of them, giving an angry tug at her skirts and quite upsetting the awk- ward Jones, } Some of the ablest musical critics couldn't turn a tune in a ten-acre field. ing, auntie, It’s bill day in the House and I want to hear what's going on.” Auntie (reprovingly): "Don’t be so familiar, dear, What is the subjeet of Mr. William Day’ discourse?” City Editor to Funny Man: “‘Iwish to thunder you'd write something about the tunnel.” F.M.: “Something funny?” CEL: “Yes, Two hours later Funny Man enters: C.E,: “Well, have you got it?” not be at home tomorrow, but will on the suc- ceeding Tuesdays. a TO ASSIST LEGISLATION, Money Paid and Promised by Naval Officers to Help “Get Bills Through.” TESTIMONY BEFORE THE NAVAL COURT OF INQUIRY TODAY—THE MATES’ FUND FOR COUNSEL—CON- TRACTS FOR PAYMENT OF FEES—CAPT. HOWI- SON'S STORY OF “THE LINE ORGANIZATION.” The doors of the naval officers organization court of inquiry were opened this morning at 10 o'clock, after a short consultation in exec- utive session to determine the line in which the investigation should be pursued, MONEY THE MATES PAID AND PROMISED, Mate Charles H. Cleveland of the Fishhawk was the first wituess. He testified that the Craigen and John Paul Jones to look after the interests of the corps before Congress in order to secure legislative relief. He had paid Mr. Craigen a retainer fee of 210 and signed a con- tract to pay an additional sum of $90 in case the bili proposed became a law. “I am very sorry to aay.” he added, “that nothing has the mates of which the witness was Mr. Baxter being the originator of the Mate Cleveland said that he had re- paid uo attention to it, WITNESSES WHO DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT IT. Maj. Horatio 4, Lowry, marine corps, on duty ho organizations among the officers of the ma- Neither did he have any knowledge of money Boatswain Chas, E. Hawkins, stationed at the he knew of no organizations among the boat- no solicitations for funds, NTRACT BUT DIDN'T PAY ANYTHING. Mate J. H. Wilmot, on duty at the yard in osed when he signed the the sunction of the Sec- retary. He had understood from Mr. Craigen No one else had told him that, The wit- He had, he said, signed the $200 contract with from hin “Did Mr. Craigen tell you personally that he was acting with the saction of the Secretary?” asked Mr. Loring. 0, ir; I only understood it,” A MATE WHO WAS TO PAY COUNSEL $300, At the close of this testimony the court took H. Venable, gunner, on duty at the yard, was He knew of no organizations or money and was quickly excused, and was tol- lowed by Mate Creighton of the Fishhawk. His Craigen, except that he had signed a contract to pay £300 to pay both Craigen and Jones, con- tingent upon the passage of the bill for the re- lief of the mates. According to the witness’ View of the matter these geutlemen were to act as advisers to the corps and to represent the mates before the committees of Congress, ORGANIZATION, Capt. Henry L. {Howison, president of the naval steel] inspection board, was called to the witness stand, “What do you know about organizations among naval officers for purposes not literary or scientific?” “I know of the line organization of, which I ama member of the executive committee, It was formed to look after the interests of the line officers and the naval servic generally, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Armstrong of Winnebago | City, Minn., are the guests of F. J. Dieudonne of 111 B street southeast. There is no reception today at Mrs. Dieudonne’s residence as, with her guest, she receives with Mrs. Lind at the National hotel from 4 to 7. Mrs. H. C. McCormick of 1441 Rhode Island | avenue will receive tomorrow afternoon. Mrs, McCormick will be assisted by Mra. ST. McCormick, Miss Bubb, Miss Nellie Bubb and Miss Josephine Coleman of Williamsport, Pa, | Mra. Geo. W. Wilson and Miss Wilson of 1825 Vermont avenue will not receive tomorrow, but willbe at home to their friends Tuesdays in February. } Bishop Hurst is in Mobile, Ala., and will not | retarn home until the 10th of February. Mra. | Hurst and Miss Helen are recovering from the prevailing influenza, Mrs. Flower, Mra, Schley and Mra, Taylor will receive tomorrow frum 3 to 6 o'clock ut their home, 1735 1 street. Mr. J. D. Croissant and wife and Mr. and Mrs, D. G. Ormsby leave tomorrow morning for an extended tour through the southern states and the West India Islands, : Mrs. F. G. Aukam and Miss B. K. Aukam will got be home tomorrow, but | F y a8 Lote aan on the following Mrs. M.D. Lincoln, who has been suffering with the grip for two wecks, can neither make | nor return calls, and will not receive tomor- | row. | Mrs. J. D. Lincoln is prevented by an attack | of the prevailing epidemic from receiving to- ‘morrow. Seerew@ry and Mrs. Tracy will entertain a company at dinner tonight at their house on Farragut square. Col and Mrs. 8. C. Kellogg have removed | from 1226 17th street to 1819 I street, The ladies of the National hotel bold their second formal reception today, The Misses Plympton of Connecticut will visit their cousins, Mrs. Wm, Browne of K street and Miss Windom, during the rest of the Beason. Alarge and very pleasant tea was given by Mrs. James on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Scranton will not hold her ususl Tues- | day reception, but will make visits instead. The friends of Miss Susan B. Anthony are Se eos ep Cres im this city february 15 in honor of Miss "8 seven- tieth birthday. cad Mra. Findiay Harris, 1743 Corcoran street, will receive informally on Tuesdays, The Saturday dancing class met ut the resi- dence of Chief Justice Fuller oa Saturday evening. The youthful guests were received in ry manner by Miss Mildred Fuller, | | One to increase the number of officers, | The committee has a small sum left over from ‘The sods with their lead pencils turning; They planted the chestnut out of sight And went on their salaries earning, Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show is now in Naples and it won't be long until the Italian funny man will be speaking of his cowboys as the ‘Lasso-roni of the West.” If Chicago gets the World's Fair will she de- sign the main building after a magnified hogs- head? Most of us need five senses, but Superintend- | ent Porter finds one census as much as he can handle. Editor Pulitzer of the New York World now goes around singing “In the Sweet Bly and Bly.” This one floated in from Georgetown: She—Going over P-street bridge behind a heavy wagon: ‘‘My, my, do you hear the bridge creak under that wagon?’ He—Solemnly: ‘No, but 1 hear the Rock creek under the bridge.” \V WANTED--HELP. __FOR RENT—ZOUSES. = ANTED—FOUR COMPETENT GILDERS AP- Wir to be UANSON Hise Mig ee tse tow. ac ANTED—TWO OR THREE YOUNG LADIF8 TO em im an attorney's office. ndand be rapid, Toite,piaim hand and be rap; talary 63:30 por week W. ANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBER MAID; | JOR RENT—FEBRUARY 1. 401 H ST NWS best references, Address Ghouaie BOOZE, F story and Hack-buildivg Brick Dwelling, all mod. - 27 Jio¥ 19th st aw + ipeluding a 2-stor 7 Brick ‘Stable, at is- NTED—BY A COLORED MAN-SITUATION An Paves yor eerdux Houw as Couk; ne Dey. Addvees FERC. OST LO ee T | quire‘of A. EBERLY'S SONS BENT— K. NE. COR, Leg pg eee ge FLOOR PLANERS. APPLY TO J. M ‘unros school, 7th-st, road, oppose WANIED-§ YOUNG WAN IN OUR DisTRIB- uting Department to Assort and Bundle Clothes; must Lave had experi nce Apply SWISS STEAM. LAUNDKY, 1322 F st. 327-20 WASTED TAN EXPERIENCED AND CAPABLE ‘Man todo Farming; must be a good maraver and careful with stock. Call at 216 Sthet se. Javeect ANTED—AN ACTIVE MAN ON LIBERAL SAL- i ary to Permanently Represent an Association in- corporated to supply, at co-operative prices, general | merchandise and all kinds of srticles for home snd fainily Use in each small city, town, village and rural district. 80.000 inen:bers: paid up certificates $100, 000 in cash. Credit well rated. References exchanged, EMPIRE CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (Lock Box 67), New York. da: Wane A YOUNG MAN EIGHTEEN OR Twenty Years of Age to Tend Bar and Make Him- | self Generally Userul; neat and responsible ; no other need apply. 921 D si. nw. —_jar7-at WANTED,GOOD LADY CANVASSERS TO KEP. resent the New York Purchasing Bureau; good PUL EAMELartics. | Addiess NEW YORK PURC NG BUREA' Ws! 00 Broadway, New York. —SALESMEN, CLERKS, BUOK KEE: ers aud Agents, who are making Jess than $10) er day, Write for Lerms on Territory, &c,, for the New Patent Chemical Electrosine Ink Erasing Pencil, The hnost successful selling novelty ever produced. We want one good General Agent for each State and Ter- nitory. MONROE ERASER CO., La Crosse, Wis. —A COLORED BOY ABOUT EIGHTEEN. Yours of age to Work in 3 Store and make binself geuerally useful, References, Apply 319 Pennsyl- Vauiaave, 1 a Wantee, % MAN T N PAPE hancitse business; one who has been at business before and living northwest preferred; references re- quired. Address X4.Z, Star office. iid | WANTED-LADY (Nor Tou Yo FOR PER- Muavent Position with us; no former experience, | but gocd references required. Salury 810 weekly. A) | Ply 10:30 am., $24 Sth st. u.w. ate Wantepsa WHITE GIRL TO COOK AND AS: sist inGeneral: no washing or ironing; German preferred. Apply iJ06 Gth st. uw. dat WANLED-ALADYIN AN ART STUDIO ver we k to right lady when competent, New York ave. after 9 o'ciuck. WA N2ED 5 VISITING GOVERNESS; preferred, Answer H.M., Star offici W 4NteD = Pxpeniencen German or Swiss preferred. 10 vo 12 am.; refer WANIEDI 39 Books ready today, K. A. DINSMOKE, 510 F st. nw. D—A FEW GOOD MES ¥ Atlas of the World, issued; sold on installments; good territory and a commissions, FAULKNER & ALLAN, 910 ¥ 8 FOR STANLEY IN AFRICA, Sold cash or on acer te J ANTED—A GOOD SERVANT GIRL TO DO Housework and Covi, Wash aud Iron, Call at 126 C st. a. it° AN \—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG COLOKED Maun as Waiter, &c., and to make Lunself gener. ful; must come recommended. Call, at 3123 Dumbartou ave, Georgetown. J27-2t* JANIED — YOUNG GIKL TO COOK AND DO General House Work for small family ; uo wash- ball $425 it? ‘A THOROUGHLY ENCED wust be strictly” temperate and give good references; applications must be made by letter; must be from twenty-five to forty yeara of Address G.G., Star office. Fy it ae WASITED-WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, Nurses, Butlers, House, Kitchen, Parlor sud Ladies’ Maids, Waist and Skirt Hands, italian Cooks, V ing: one living in Georgetown preferred, Ost Wii Ketiers A QUERY. This question's suggested By this weather-strange year: Is last summer gone Or is next summer here? IN SOCIETY, Mrs, Seeker: “I have two daughters in so- ciety this winter and I’m on the go all the time. Your daughter isn't going out much, I be- lieve? Mrs, Found: “Oh, no. You see she got en- gaged in October and she doesn’t have to." TRANSCENDENTALISM. Into the depths of thought profound The Boston maid, with her long quill pen, Plunges, regardless of sight or sound, And pulls out a ‘Thusness of the When. Mr. Whitelaw Reid gave a dinner of twenty coversto M. Tirard Saturday evening. The guests included M. Loze, Mrs. Robert Patter- soo of Chicago. M. Bonnat, the paimter; Miss Sherman and Mrs. Monroe and her daughter, Mrs. Burnham, All the ladies were attired in white costumes, (German and Swedish women) Irunke Stored: BURNUAM'S, 1110 G st. nw. Ja25-6t" | yy ANTED—HELP—HOUSE WOM |» CHAMBER- Wit aine Boye sat sovee Mees SEAT BER peas, | Ficarant houes and good wages, Application, for Government positions prepared. CITY INTELLI- GENCE OFFICE, 711 G st. now. Jat WARSTER- WOMEN COOKS, #10 TO Chamber Maids, Nurses au city or away; Waiters, Drivers or Farm Han cored Men Cooks, SAM'L A COOMBS, 9% W AN2ED ALWAYS GO TO DICK’S AGENCY FoR M Men Wowen Cooks, Coachmen, Butlers, ids, Nurses, Laundress, Waiters, Kitchen Mi this city references. 613 7th st. a. ds, t jazv-at WANTED YOUNG MAN ABO 0 YEARS old, quick at ficures and « rapid penunan dress, with refereuces, CLERK, Star office. J S WWASTED-A WHITE GIRL TO HOUSE Work in a small fauily ; must stay nights; good Wayes; relerences seguired. “Apply 912 G st. s.W., oF tok. B YOUNG O-st. Market. W A SETTLED COOK, WASHER AND Irouer, White or Colored ; must come wel mended. Gail at 809 11th st. u.w. __ ju. WANTED AULIABLE WHITE LADY TO TAKE charge of Infant, Call 732 12th et. nw. 1 WANTED SA CLERK WHO THOROUGHLY UN derstands Pension Claims, experience in full. Box 4%, jaa WADED WHITE AND COLORED | COOKS, Drivers, Coachmen, Nurses, Maids, Servan rm ts of "All Kinds with wood references, THE EW NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 617 Ju25-6t* ELL RECOMMENDED WHITE Wotien to Wash, fron aud do Light House Work other help white; separate aud comfort: V mall fami; 5 3 55 able room? youd howe: kind treatuient Address AUCTION SALES. NORTHWEST A, Star otitce, Ja24-gee D-A-HALF STREET NORTHWES er a aaa a ac ed irtue of adecree of the Suyreme Court of the t of Columbia, passed in” Equity cause No. 12017, in which George N. Perry. is complainant and Jaines ‘A. Hawkins etal. are defeudants, we will sell at public suction, in fruntof the premises, on FRIVAY, EBKUAKY SEVENTH, 1890, AT THKEL O'CLOCK P.M., the following described real estate, being part of Jot bimbered seven (7) in aguare two hundred aud firty-eight (298), according to the plan of the city of Washington, bevinniny for the said part of suid lot at Spoiut in the line of Thirteen-and-s-balf atreet west, distant one hundred and sixty-nine (16%) feet and hve (5) inches frou the line of D street north, and running thence south thirteen (13) feet two and oue-half (234) inches; thence west one hundred aud five (109) feet ten andoue-half (10%) tncues: thence north thirteen (13) feet, two aud one-half (24g) inches, and thence east one hundred aud five (105; feet ten ‘aud one-half (103) inches to the place of beginning, Improved by a ‘Two-Story Frame Store aud Dwelling. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in cash and the balance iu two equal inataliments iu sit (6) and twelve (12) months, with interest at six (6) ber cent, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of 8100 will be required st time of snie, aud the trustees reserve the right to resell at the risk aud cost of the defaulting purchaser. HUGH T. TAGGAKT, CAMPBELL CARHING: THOMAS Dow! A GG: W. STICKNEY, Real Estate ‘ox,{ Trustees, joneer, F st. iow, IMPROVED MBERS qi s ST, AND NUM. | AND O52 SIXTH STREEL SOUTH- 936 OF VALUABL NOWN AS TRUSTEE’S SA REAL “ESTAT nary, A.D. 1890, in 30, between George W. Evans et tha B. Evans et al, Iwill sell at public auction, on SALUK- DAY THE’ EIGHIH DAY OF FEBRUARY. A.D. 1800, AT HALF-PAST FOUN O'CLOCK P.M. in front of the premises, the following parcels uf land, all iu the city of Washinitou in the District of Columbiu: FIRST, Lots numbered one tinudred aud one (101), ove hundred and two (102) and one hundred and three (103) ip Sain’) Maddox, Trustee's, subdivision of orig inal lots numbered 9,10 and the svuth 30 feet of ghitual lot numbered LL in Square nuubured eight hundered aud sixty-seven (S67), each of said lots brick dwelling house, the dug improved by # two-ste talus being Known ag Nos. G0-. GU and GOU A'sizest for ity guod, aud to advocate bills which might | northeast)" aeukunDAtsc GUIaTER bier imtroduced that were im the interests of the » ¥ A - tervice oF to oppose bills that might | of ceigsal ick waiabersd * Seren’ Ghee ae be against the interests of the bearer eve ~ Bix service. I. as senior officer of the committee, Ly ott Set one was elected chairman of the committee. I do | jtundied aud twentnete ces feat eee istant one not understand that the organization has any other objects than those which I have men- tioned. It proposes to keep A CAREFUL WATCH ON BILLS that may be introduced affecting the naval service, and, if necessury, to employ counsel if the line officers should agree to pay the ex- penses, The present committee has no counsel at present. It has examined several schemes proposed by individuals and has approved of This committee has received no money nor has it solicited any.” Capt. Howison thought that the same by- laws which were adopted when the organiza- tion was formed about ten years ago prevailed at present, although none have been formally adopted. Those by-laws simply authorized the committee to look after interest of the line, to introduce no new measure, but to act mainly on the defeusive. He thought it was cousidered that all_lime officers of the navy are considered as members, but there is no qualifi- cation as to membership beyond belonging to the line. AN ASSOCIATION WITHOUT FUNDS, The associetion itself, thought Capt, Howi- son, has no fund, “Then the treasurer has nothing to do?” asked Mr. Loring. “He bas something to do in case the com- mittee decided it necessary to suploy counsel, He would then inform the members of the need for money and ask them if they wished to sub- scribe. He would receive ail subscriptions that might come in and see to the disbursement, Previous years. Capt. Howison was anxious to have it under- stood thet the association had neither funds nor officers, it being distinct from the commit- fact that the committee repre- Mr. Loring explained that he was not at all of said square and running thence east along said E | street 17 feet 734 incbes; thence due north 58 feet 7 inches; thence northwesterly 6: feet 7 inches to South Carolitia avenue: thence southwesterly with waid avenue 17 feet 5 inches; theuce southeasterly U0 foct 8 inches aud thence south 56 tect d inches to the ace of beginning (bellig alt of the weut half of said original Jot numbered seven, save aud except the western six- teen fect front thervof on said E street, aud extendius back wito that width to the rear line of suid lot on sai South Carolina avenue, sold and conveyed by. one Waiter Evutis to one Levi Meredith, as per deed re- cored among the land records of tho District of Columbia i. Liber O86 at folio 245), the same being improved by a Two-story Fraime Dwelling, kuown as No. U14 E strect southenst, . THIRD, “Ou the SAME DAY, IMMEDIATELY TH REAFTER, in front of the premises, Lote nura- bered seventy-one (71) and seventy-two (72) in uel Maddox, Trustee's, subdivision of the north 3223. feet of origiual lot bered twelve iu square eigut hundred and seventy-seven (877), each of suid lots Deing improved bya ‘Iwo-story Brick Dwelliug, the same being known a8 Nos 030 aud O82 Uw street southeast.’ ‘Leryis of sale as preacribed by the decrve: One-third of thé purchase inouey in cash and the balance in vue aud two years, for which the uot of the purchaser must be wiven, with juterest payable senu-aunually at the rate of six per centum per annus uutil paid, aud secured on the property sold, or ali cash, st the’ pure Chaser's option, Ali couveyaticine and recording at the pus CORE A devosit of 81UU at ting of sale on cach lot sold. | If the terias of suie are not clfmuplied With in ten days frou day of sale, the Trustee reser: the right to resell at the risk abd cost of defaulting vious notice in The Even- huser after fi iegear SF BY SRE MAD DOR Tree 462 La. ave. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND FOUL AND-AUALY StieeETS SOUTHS WEST AT AUCTION, BEING No, 319. By virtue of s decreeof the Supreme Court of the District ot Columbia, in Eguty cause No, 9074 (Green et al. i Biw al tbe bodereued: Trustees, will sell st public uetion, Ln trout of the breusiees, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY TENTH, 15: AT FUCK O'CLOCK B.M., the following discril Teal estate, situate i said District and kuown as the east balf of jot No. 4, im square No. 538, frcatiog 25 feet ov north side od as streets southwest ri, @ depth of 122 feet aud ¥ inches toan alley 30 feet wide, with the improvement consisting of a Two-story Brick Dwelling, Na 319 street southwest, Terma: Une-third cash, familiar with the method of ‘ganizat being a line officer bimeelf, = sa a BETARIES OF THE NAVY. Capt. Howison remarked that the organiza- tiou and its purposes were known to some of the former Secretaries of the Navy. He doubted whether the present Secretary had given the association his sanction or not. “You haven't been to Secret bim that it uae — onde ese vel, have you?” was atked. "| C™PIOy coun- “Ihave not. Others have gone to him.” Medical Director John next witness, ie kaon of seen At 12:) THE ORGANIZATION KOWNN TO SOME FORMER SEC- | ine — with aye Steime uf sale It te resell the property st the aula resale in Phe Even TVoxy «, eRcansox BEOS., Auctioneers, SALE OF FINE I FURNITURE WANTED A COLORED | GIRL. AS CHAMB ausid aud Waitress in « Small Fauily; must stay atnight; references. 1319 N, H. sve, n.w.” Jaza-st? WARTEDITO INTRODUCE IN WASHINGTON City a new, yet thoroughly established remedy, hence Tinvite any there, of wood standing, suflering from cousumpuon, catarrh. Lrouchitis, dyspepsia, keneral debility or blood diseases of most waliguant type, and ludies suffering trom diseases or complaints Peculiar to their sex. to address the undersigm Advice, medicine a (00 ON FIRST-CLASS REAL ES- + BO aweuts, Address V.C., Star xiving full particulars, ave, &e. testimonial tall in returt. Richinond, Va. WANTED-A, FIRST: BLE ES Book Keeper; one familiar with lumber business meferred; best of references required, Address Box Tioy'Ster office. u24-3t? J ANTED — DUNDOKE'S EMPLOYMENT Teau, conducted by ludies—Men and Wome white aud’ colored, for ali kinds of domestic labor, city and states; with references, memoved to 709 Lat, W. ANTED NUMBER OF INTELLIGENT YOUNG Ladies to do Clerical Work; tust write good ove requirements absolutely essential: state of salary expected at Degiuuing, Address Box 161, Star office, azz-6t" WANTED MISCELLANEOUS 1 ED—EVERY LADY TO KNOW THAT SHE Gan have Ler Sewitig Machine repaired abd war- dd for $1 at her house by sending. postal to WM. PONKT5SE Tut et, tear G-at, Market. Goud chines for sale from #5 up. 7: W Antepskoig in Horse with Full kquipage. LETTE, star office. 1 WANZED-TO FIND A FEW CUSTOMERS FOR Sxailous of Fresh Pure Milk, delivered, iu u.w, part of city. Address MILK, Brightwood, D.C. ja27-30° WARNER HADI thes’ Washing by’ a first-class Ieundrems; refer. ence Furnished, Address Mra. LIZZIE ANDERSON, 14.Q st. uw. a W ANTEDISHARE HOLDERS FOR A SAFE AND profitable investinent; ofters special inducement to any oue desiring to buys home on easy monthly installments. Apply for full particulars GkU. J, LASTERDAY, Koow 2, 631 Penusylvanis ave, n.w. f o W Bites Yor beceud band Para Feathers. Eutire Houssuglds 9 7th et. 6.w. J] ANTED—H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH ture, Carpets and & wpecialty. Address ey NITED. ) PURCHASE OR RENT, A_ ingtou Ty; ‘T. writer. F. H. SMITH & Ls st. W ANTEDALL TO KNOW J. E, BRENNEM, 640 Osi. u.w., Will iuake Latrobes, ces, Kauges and Detective’ Chinumeys operate satisfactory or no charge. caine ANTED— EVERY ONE DESIRIS graphs to call at the Star Gallery, 459 Pa. ave., aud get four Fiuely Finished Cabinets for @ short time only, (Cut this ont) dadz-ut AN1ED — CONSTIPATION POSITIVELY cured by taking Clark's Coustipation Cura This, iss remarkably ood laxative, ve.ug prepared from fruits and vexetsbies, Cun be taken freely, (No wer eury.) Kecommended by best physiciaus. “Aven Ware s Evbitt House Dru Btore, V ANTED-HOUREHOLD AND OFFI every description and tursof every description a a HTNSTON, Ja15-1m “Os Tih wt, aw, \WANTED-STOCKS OF MEACHANDISE AND W itis Histureas cash and fair value, yo15-1m 636 K ut. hw. W TED—LADIES, TRY “ORANGE BLOSSO: Mure cure for feulg diseases, also Dr, Meuiit's “*Bood Puriber," cures Malaria; dunes 3 a ples tree. Mra’ F. A. BAILEY, Gen. Ayt, 317°A ne. es WANTED y HORSES, TO | KEEP — KEEPING Horses Winter aud Summers Specialty. Order box PRICE'S stables, 31) Oth st. uw. Farm 7th-st. Smiles from city. Lerms $10 per mouth, O. H. P. CLAKK, Slixo, Md. Jas-1m* ANTRDIIBY SCMIBNER | BEST BUTTER ine. Goods, ~ per Coo] 5 ive. per pound, Warranted not to get stron ike repaired is now th perdcct onder: reat moderate te TANTED-BY A GENTEEL COLORED BOY. | PAvent tenant, ‘LAY STEWART & SON, @ situation ca Porter in Stor Messenyer: Otice nn n/N maemaR wa? oF “OPk: erence. SIEMAK, REAL as: TON Pe Star ottce. Ja27- a Tot and 2 sta - Wer POSITION AS COOK ; FIRST-CLASS in all Branches of F.ench and Amer can Cooking Hotel or Private Family; city reterences. A. CHEF, Star office, Vy ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, A POSITION AS Cashier or aa Clerk in office ; best referem 4. dreseC.M., Staroffice, WANTED BY 4 RESPECTABLE CoLORED Girl, # Place to do General House Work in s small Private family; orchamber — Tererens AD - os ply 116 Sit’ Ailey, avd Cand istand Sd'se. 2 WANTED — BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED ‘Woman, a Place as Chatubermnid, Waitress, to do Plain Sewing or Lady's Maid; good references. apy at 1830 K at. ow, wv 3 Eat. now, 7r.. Pa. ave. or Delaware ave, iar. 30 S au 5 2222 Huw, ‘Bth st. uo w., Ur. SG 417 Gen me FURNISHED HOUSES ave and Thomas ees se7-2e WASTED PERMANENT SITUATION AS PRI- tS et. from nO te Waiter or Coachmau; make if useful, ALLER Star offices mysel ul | 470 La ave, trom 10 to i WAXZED POSITIONS FOR BUTLERS, COOKS, | 1016 Conn. ave... Waiters, Drivers, Maids, Porters.Houxemen,Clerba, | 1018 Conn, ave Kitchen, Farm and Dairy Hauds (Swedish and German | 102% Coun. » Maids and Hair Dressera), Families, Stores and Hotels supplied. BURNHAM'S, 1110 G st. 1 Ja25-6t WASTED EMPLOYERS—YOU WILT BE FU! ished Hixhly Recommended Clerical Applicants. Conn. av. crear). #30 B. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F stanw, Jrok ‘ —TEN-1O0M FRAME, 1111 91H also Well-trained Servants of suy nationality without it “ only $55. Cs change. CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 711 Guw. | 7 rouin hid cola BI, pox eit nw. ANTED—A YOUNG LADY WISHES SOME FU- W 0M ture Kngagements to Piay for Private Ds 5 colored poopie, &8 Piano Accompanis furnish good references, 33. CAT WOOD a . - Sth at tw. Jats CARTERS — POSITIONS | GST.N.W, EACH laid, Waitress, Laundre ten, . COOMBS, 9 3 per mouth ; ew J-story press brick fronts, hay with, al} snodl. tmpe. dA SLTILE & CO. Waiters, Cooks, Couch: anstrese man, Butlers SAM’ OF st nw. it SF st. pow. ‘2 - ASSES WOMEN COOKS,810 TO —ALL BUT ONE FLOOR OF HOUSE Wain ants! Henne, Partor and Ladies Maida, | FV’ Gosie iat een lngate on youn ae Seatustress, Nurees, butlers, Waiters, Drivers. K CROOK. Jav4e-at* and Pantry Heipatonce, DICKS, 613 7th WAN ED-FOR A HOME A HOUSE OF SIX_ Eight Rooms; state exact loct 3 kdwe. = & Maw. e&dwe W AMS ele ree iene ginal [Segre eee WANTED FIRST-CLASS FU HED HOUSE | 350N sw, 6r., iui. 19, for quiet home for fatuily of husban 122 6 dauzhters: u.w.: willing to pay several in ht HOME, Star offic D—HOUSES TO RENT—WE HAVE BEE. havine ally calle for Hounes for Kent place .W. EIGHT ROOMS, with us, * HODGES & TEE! Bt _ 180735 Fst. ww, RH. T. LEIPOLD, Waste, fii OR TRADE FoR $3,000 TO | - S.w. cor, 1th and F sta. nw. _ $5,000 House & Most Desirable Lot in Northwest. | JOR KENT— Apply CHARLES EAKLY, 603 L4thst—_Ju25-1w 1510 ¥th st ow., BUY A BKICK HOUSE IN NORTH: | | 445 220. le tor Physician; state wumber; size when built; alley aud stable facilities rice. Address C.W.B,, Star vtlice, ned 2K RENT — SE’ New Houses on D—TO BUY ON CAPITOL HILL, A SIX or 7-room Brick or Frame House, m, i,and one jore Building Lota, Address Box 108, Siar offi ite WASTED HOUSES, 6 OR MORE ROOMS, FOR Housseea conte Purcuasers; we aleo have inquiries for JOR RENT _BIICK 08 138 ST. SW. CK STAID Jatt STKAMP & JESTER, ug 8 rooms, all mod, injm.- rent Tow toa w pease: tenant, Call’ on 'M: . Donnelly, 916 £ WANTEDOWE HAVE AN IMMEDIATE PUI | S.°R chattels Muasote Demet 8 chaser for » 7 or B-room House n.w., must be at Si REN ivi S ; = investment price, between fouraud five thousuud casts kok KENI—PHENIXT ir CAP. ST also a 7 (with or wit! it darwe stable), adjace it to the ele- S-rooul House, to be occupied by jurchasel 100. THOS. EF, WOODS & SON, Pucific Building, G24 F et iw, GHT OR TEN SMALL HOUSES for cash customer, Must be in good ahape aud. ueap. PLANT & TURPIN, Safe Deposit Building, Loth st, and New York av it Wii y buy at ouce if price i# right. L. STAKGAKDTER, 613 15th st. ST sit-3m” ANTED.- HAVE CLIENTS FOR SE . Eight and Nine-room Houses in the borthwest costing from $4,000 to $8,500; AERIAL purchawe if sulted. B. ¥. GILBERT & CO., 625 Fst. uw, dalam aut residences of Senator Blair of New Hampshire ‘atives Whiting of Michivan and Kerr of Pennsylvania; new heating, open grates, &e.; sauttary plumbing; 3 constant supply of Room 1s, Atlantic Builditn 4.8. JORDAN, General Age BEST SIX-KOOM NEW BRICK ity for the price, $18 per ano. ; on, gas, latrobe; front room can be used for Suiall storeif desired, isctug uew cable car line B.A. PHILLIPS & 5 1410 New York ave. EW 13-ROOM, CIRCULAR BAY. window House; south front,’ finised in natural wood: furnace, open «rate, spenking tubes, burclar alarms, electric’ gas likhting wud beils; only #00 per = = th Apply to owner, 11U Maryland ave. ne. ri . = 29 -StT — — WANTED—ROOMS. |. Uk RENT—UNFURNISHED. ANTED — BY TWO GENTLEMEN, TABLE | 7, 74/013¢1 ave-u.w Board in Private Fauil ew Bapust | 94 church, cor, 16th and O sta, uw; Liberal pric m4 Box SY, Star office. ja WANTED ONE, LARGE OR TWO MEDI sized Kooms, Furnished, in u.w., convenient 0 cars und herdicé; moderate ‘price. Address H.0. Star office, 1 V yANIED-BY QUIET LADY, ROOM AND PAR- tial Board in the neighborhood of Dupout circle close to cary if possible; private fainily preferred ; erences exchanged. Address W.M. Ad- a2¥s 40 xt. nw, 10r, 00/1431 Pierce Place, i "ese 8 Ist st sw. Gr... in st.) tn w.10r-70 mw. Lr -60 FURNISHED HOUSES, Stoughton st.n.w.1%r.150 00 Bat.n.w.bear ist, Or, 0 Ost. near 00 15 200 N near 18th, si. rhapi SST 2th = LOO, 5th aud Kuw., Lor91.07 apr 2001503 Vt. ave. now, 8 ce dort =| ‘The above houses cun bee: aby fro tion. euveuteut to arest cary, Teieteucesexchougsd, | ourtice ouiy. THOMAS: FGM E euee™ Address P., Star othice, ‘se “p23 = “124 Fat. nw. — = 28 444, St aD. e G.SL&D. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. OF sosgedt LEUS AND.” = a | y35- * SOME 9-ROOM HOUSE WITH 12 acres, ou good road, two miles out, Must be sold Foe BE TOKE AND DWE! aC tosettle sn estate. JAS."E. CLEMENTS, Attorney. $u27-6i rooms) on Corner, in rapidly improving locality Best-class wrocery anil provision ature needed oxcu lent opportunity. for building up @ busin ~S CAYWOOD, #353 9th st, F Sees G16 La ave. 20r, 1321 ¥ ot nw, FOR SALES 5 ACRES ABOVE TENLEYTOWN, with good amail house and spacious barn, lying Letween the south line of the BRADLEY PLACE (CHEVY CHACR) and the north line of BELMONT PARK. ‘This piece, which is Pripe yd level and very ele- Vuted, with the completion of the TENLEYLOWN ELECTRIC RAILROAD wall be worth more in the near future, being the pret- est 15 acres in this rapidly enualcing secUon, in which there is now marked activity. Unsurpassed in Point, location, and sulubrity. “Broad road frontage, ill subdivide handsomely. it B, WIMER, 1313 F st. Fok SALE[TWO ACRES) NEW DWELLING; 7 Tooms; Lear Station; Washington Branch B, and ©.; bngh bewuion; wood’ water; owner will rent ‘uDtl a cheap if sold at once. WM. sawhieasy 99 825 coe 40 K st, Gr. & store. 38.50 S121 K st. sho 85 Acres.with 10r. dw'g, near Hyattsville,88,000 ‘BO Acres near Hyattsville, 88U. 50 Acres near Hyattaville, 94: G Acres with iuibe. heat Hindensbure, 82,500, oe 2d. J stalls. 10 eres. With 1 7-roou dwelliug aud & outbuildings, ‘syplyts WESCOTT & WILCOX, at Bladensburg, 8,000 cheap. 4 Ub Acres ot Eadover 7 1007 Pa. eve.aw, ROOM BRICK HOUSE, CELLAR and Bay Window, has all modern improvements. Corner 22d and 'N sta. 1302. a O'DONNELL, 1245 7th st at. nw. 25 Acres at Landover, wit 73M Acres at Ardwi 120 Acres at Ardwick, $75. 00 Acres, with improvements, 2 miles from Ard- rh s-room dwelling.82,500. wick, 620. JOK KRENT—SEVEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE 1111 40 Acres 1 mile from Seabrook, 820. . noon Bs al 245 Acres, with im) Fovemnents, 1 inile from Bem | Parker she Leming ena? 1 S49. Apply fo KB. ‘45 Acres at Springfield, 850, BY RENI—6 DUPONT CIRCLE, NEW_AND 200 Acres, with inps... at Springfield, $37.50, hundsome'y finished English Basement Bouse; 115 Acres, with unprovements, at Sprincheldy twelve rocus, three bath rooms, laupdry, kitchen, 150 Acres, with improvements, st Springtiel large cellar. Apply 5 Dupont circle. Se25-Lw 130 Actes'st Collinzton, $20. Go Actes 2 auiles fru” Mulliking, Pope's Creek we, 620, 140 Actes Smiles from Croom, Pope's Creek line, all arabie land, $20. _de4-2w JOHN STEPHEN, 472 La, ave, Loom 14. EW NINE-ROOM HOUSE, WELL, FRUIT, shade, fue view, furnace and fuel: three minutes Fok RENT—A COTTAGE pewly papered and WITH FIVE ROOMS: yard, with stable Hen! FOE RENTING AST NE. BRICK HOUSE, 8 rooms and bath, within’ one square Cuited States Gvitol; only $9 her mouth. Keys at 106 kK. M. MOMNASO: ig F st. nw. . FORRES GS C st.n.w., 77 & st. 10uz 14th at now trom depot. 82,500, mouthiy paywents, interest 5 per wy i. cout, Houses ‘and ‘Lots for lL. SALSBURY, Vienna, Va, Kk SALE—STOKE HOUSE, WITH DWELLING by owner. ja. above: tine lot; Main st..Rockville; fine chauce for grocery, confectionery, milly ves, hurdwate OF general store. COOKE’ D. LUCKETT, 089 F. jasd-3t" Fee RENTS BYATISVILLE THE DORSEY ‘ottaze; xix part of villaze, SMITH & SON ¥ st. Je’ ‘OK SALE—A DARGAIN-EIGHTY ACRES OF FE Pine Land in discovered phospate Ja2d-6t a u ‘Ok KENT—UNFURNISHED., _ S11 Gat. now. .....860 | 2718 7th n.w.,57.812.50 1 0 Luton st, ah alleyér-10 st. 9 recently of Florida Address PINE LAND, Star u 70K». ALE—OR EXCHANGE—FOR CIT * arm of 267 acres with stock snd imy ous hard: water in house aud barn; tenuit house. all in wood repairy one Latte from Buxton station, Band O, K.K., ce George county, Md. Apply to J. 1, HALL on the place, or ‘A. 8. CAYWOOD, ‘ushington, D.C, Toms; 100 acres acres, with Dwelling, & v4 jir..60 11186 sy E1200. scres, with improvements, at Ww. Forestyill 1,000, 30 scrts at Branchyilie, bu’ to 88.55.80 $59 Q s\n. w..58, S150. "Fine Farm of LUGscree with AO ees Deen. oe. 706 Oth at. te. ing, Two ‘fenements and all Outbuildings, half mile 1 from Highiand station and 4 from Was! wR, $10,500. several Houses at Mtsville cueap. Mo acres at Ardwick sta, $1,000, Tb acres at Land: ‘over. with 8-room House, $2,500, Creer DUCKLTT & FORD, 617 F st. ow. JOR RENT—HOUSES IN HYATTSVILLE, BLAD- ‘ensburg and at Wilson station, from $10 ap. an1-3m DUCKET: & FOKD, 6 {OR SALE-ON METROPOLITAN BRAN and O., Lots, Cottages, Country y terins, CVU! n26-3u ISthst.n.w. Sr. ‘Corcoran, Lr. loth 8 w., SF, Bist m.w.: LUE, Vi. ave. itr. fille, Ma, 147. i, B BOARDING. ESIRABLE KOOMS, SINGLE OR EN sui D ~2dst nw. rY N st, L204 Pits ome tat eet nine perfect. J24-60" iE WEBSTER, 613 13TH ST. N.W.; TRANS- isha E9120 pr day th ‘daily stage 10 3 = Seg ses esauarizea fe eicacenery; daily RB RENT—A COMPLETELY FURNISHED 11- room Brick nang yy beat; all mod. jmy ‘si in vicinity of tol; rest ERUTHERFORD, 1307 F ‘tioee! LITCHFIELD, JOR RENT—CLINTON HOUSE, 7TH AN! NIB" Don't take any thi that ust an good essorib- 00 FULKLEENTH STREET, Foss gas istieee pes Se SULIBNER soar ee eae 421-2" D. B. SYOCKHAM, Proprietor. br inss 2) Tz tthetne: Ceuter Market ‘hiaui¢or Fish Alsos. My patrous whet Figo Cleceld va.6:-15.30 4 F aw Sr. and fers favor by cloning iis orders i waco envel- MANICURE. jab-3e CAS WOUD b GARMETT: 13h ood 8 » PROPS! dressed. ‘1 fis request iw necessa ———— = — z forour mutual protection, ‘Iberoby ‘warn, unscrapy. VME, MANDEVILLE, Late op New yous | FORSAT Say £20 Seb at. ate -28 et peunlty of tie ines, Late witthurter cade | grapuenoasand, Fest properly tremted by muy, new | Cor, 7th Taw, or 18 “ee ° stein: fallgh Sy tiers abd init tat others stall doug ou uameled, 79 cents. : Corns, Bunions aud peti ee 4 their. Nails rewloved without pain, Bio au ne nw saat 308 Hato 2 was VERYBODY SUFFERING AM Ne 708 ‘vin Bt.n.W. OF. e, Wosmcny’ Chammeyy to “know tust t Funeate M” FAYSANICURE AND cHtnopoisr, | 2012 Columbia tar ar 10,910 Kot nw aac BOe Pure Thety oF No Pay. Keauired: Dace aud 15th st. n.w., over Thonipson's drus store." | —ja25-3te A. 8. CAYWOOD, 833 th st. fntrobes ede to Heat of No Pay Wc DANTE: | The auly tuners aad naneh nae a eee Tra. | 3 = aaEW as ak pee T413 17th st. nw. ely” } cure and C} Goods south of New York. be te POC BRIO 4 rANTED — STEAM ©. CLEANING AND | osu inom fiendese © « Weathers fise Renovating Works apll SS 7 1sid'kew York ave, Oe RENTBY FEE MILLER, 11S BT NW. 303 14th st. nw, M.A. LOP- eevee 035 FURNISHED, BICYCLES. Betas. 2k Eye AND ie nat NA G42 C at, Me, Mi, 1OF.....-ceverereercerereseere 290 “ai0-am" *GkaWFonp & 00. | _3 game “DART” SAFETY, OF7TH ES a aw, [a eae FOR _RENT—HOUSES. FOR BENT HOUSE 116 0ST. SE.) 17 BOOMS; Senge Improvements, Inquire 386 Ast st. me, JOR, KENT—BAKGAIN—SO8 STR ST. NW, 13 Pooky fue conuition, suitable for bert ©. FALL. Wo Fat ow, ot {08 RENT—BY Thos — AGPAMN BEAL 5 ESCATE BROKER, ¥h HOUn! 14 Fost Feb Io, pert in poss. eueiel OFFICES, ‘Gunton Bide... 19.91 S as Steet S See tral Wid, oon 1 = Gunton Bids, x. 26.12.50 STUKES, &a. Store and dwell 2007 'Storeand qvell. 230 34 Rie. $F 14th et. tow or. 880 20 Store and dwelling Ste 69 and Ksia ne, or 1500 Hail 12th & Rate ) The above is only a portion of the property op my books, For full lst cai) at fice for bulletin sawed ol the Istaud Loth, Gaz) THOSE. WAGGAMAN JOR RENT—19.9 PA AVE 12 ROOMS. ALL mod 4 Front to desitatic teumut AT. COUMBE, 1425 New Lork ave 23-70 SOR KENT —A ROOM FKAME (BRICK BAS! ment), #22 H st. me. in best of condition. all Mod. imps. ; inne yard, cheap to good tevant. In guire at GSS Det nw. GF SCHAFFER ds 0) RI ABLES. 19th pr. Ps, oy ls 20 0 Kear 510 Listh at..o sua tu HO. W. LINKING, 10th and Hete. nw, KENT-157H Si PXTENDED, RIGHT rooms, cellar, latrobe and rane; @25. I ts | stne, Corer Store and Dweliing, gas sud water | eis. “Loar Mt Pleasaut Cleveland | BVe., six TOOK, Muter gam wid Introbe: @Lks B10 Fat NW. TEN | dais-iau DELBLE, DAVIS & ( Fok RENT tote ges erat pt #, 11 wood repair, Inquire of JNO. B. SUOLT, dals-2 Et? Te 10 KOOMS...@ OR Howard house, Ba SE 7 2205.8 ST. Nw 927 Met nw, 13 rove. Jalt-2w 2304 F st. nw, Fx KENT_610 AND 619K NE. NEW 6.8 om i Bricks, mod. imps, =. ou — 616, on 820 K ue. new Gerooik Knicks; mud. Imps., $16.50, | Koss Rue FW. TUCKER & bie 100 F nce, JOUNE, 8 ROOMS AND 250. A. H SEMMES, dale-te* AUTLFUL NEW Hi 1r.85 1469 Boundary 5. Kear G11 H ste. ) Kear 613 H #t.u ¢..4r. YOK KENT—BY 8. H. WALKER, 458 LA 124 Sth st. ue., Bay window, ¥ rooms, oe imnbrovemente,” perfect’ condition; 3-zm —ONE OF TRE MOST ete Houses on Ko xt. *. . Oem trally located, southern exposure; moderate retit to = very dearuble teuaut for one year ur loner, refer: JAMES A. BATES & Cu. 1407 F pele 218 Sand 845 1427 F st, ofice....... 12 40. SKNISHED. Dupont circle, per sea. Kk near 13th, run, 5 2.500 F near 14th eth $M near Cour " Bet. v 00 18th et.n’r Duy out M st. near 14th. jala ENT OR Penn. ave. a, Fe x U21 SIXTH STREET NE, G-room Brick ;a.1u.4. ; frescoed und papered through: oUt, foors oiled, house built one year, Ment, #20, oF Will'vell cheap oi terms tosuit, F 1 Fst. nw. POR REN T9027 OST, N.W, @ ROOMS, ALL unny; also bath: coud neiwhburbovd . month. riquire of FRANK “I. bWOWSING, 48 oth st. nw. az3-2m FOR RENT—FLATS. _ Ok RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE ON MASS& chusetts two squares from Pension office; eteht roous; all moder uuprovemnenta: south frunt treet cars; Fent@4o. BAKNES & WEAVER, 620 P st. uw. 325-30 __ FOR RENT--STORES. JOR KENT-STORE ROOM, bi duiry or barber. Apply 52 € at. JOR KENT _WAKE HOUSE 2is 10TH si kEET, between Pa. ave. sud Wholesale Market, @50 6 mouth. Inquire #20 La ave. es Cae JOR KENT—N.E. 6th aw. Dwels aud se a ae ain — TORMENT LANGE STORE AND DwErLEnG, 330 Bet, a. ut only phy 410 ne = dg ies a4” POR BENT STORE AND FIXTURES, 1240 117TH se Inquire at 1242. WM. HCARRICO, ‘OK RENT—THE LARGE STOKE AND CELLAR 314 Sth st. u.W.. near Pe. ave, now occupied ane Paper Warehouse, Will be for reat on Pebrusty 1. 1890. Apply to N. BUNCH. same Pye _ FOR RENT—OFFICES. JOK KENT—OFFICE ROOMS, LOW RENTALS, second aud third and fourts story; 1225 F st. uw, Jazonlot ‘3. B. WINER 13 il Hi 131s Fat OK REN RNISHED OFFICE Ok DESK Koom Uuilding. a ight Corner Koom, 7 Corcoran 24 DESK ROOM, BEST LOCATION IN 0. HEKKON & RAMEY, 1307 F st o.w, _FOR RENT--STABLES. ——=s JOR RENT—STABLE IN KEAK OF 142) 4 stalls, room tor 3 carriawes, coachinan’ Rs And water will rent tor $16 ou lease or @20 uy tue month, Inquire of M. M. FAKKEK, 1415 F ot. Ja23-U juk RE EW STABLE, JUST OFF 17TH st. aud Massachusetts ave.; three stalls, large couch house, Water closet and ‘8 Foul. dct BEALL. BKOWN & CO., 1321 F at, BUSINESS CHANCES. Wi TLD-—RELIABLE YOUNG NAN WHO CAN Command §500; business: aud sate, nwust be willing to work, good chance. P.O. Box city, _ i Se 4 APASTY, RECENTLY VISITING CALIFORNIA to locate « Frust Grove Would assciste otber pare Ges with him for wore extensive aud ecouonuc make axement, J. BAKER, 613 Pat. nw, sanyo |AIK CUT FOR EADY SHAVE 08 FIKST-C or when you have occasion to have it cut over, iuen, others do, see the Philadelphia Artist, east } of 14th st. uw. above Pa. ave. cS STOKAGE ROOM.—S1OKAGE ROOM FOR RENT, OO SUxe0 tt Apply G01 Ny. uw. jetTse JOK SALE—CONFECTIONERY—A BAKERY DO. ing ¢ good cash business; will ecil very cheap if takeu at once, salistactory reaauns given '. otic, Gren Seat Address box 80, Star office. Fx SALE—CIGAR AND TOBAOCO STORE 315 Penus ave uw. Call 6 o'oiock pan JactonZt* BRAKE OPPORTUNITY.—ADVERTISER HAS A combined new Store aid Dwelling of ten rooms Aud bath, pautry aud closets, ib borthwest section, uow rented vp the wc! year at 61 henge for 9 mice ‘BEA TIFUL STORE SITUATED 14th ‘rom present time to tree, @75 for first year, #85 second and Year, “iuguire of M: Me PARKEIC L168 ot pabtOe W ANTED—PARINER TO I $10,000 in an established