Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1890, Page 2

SOCIAL TTERS. The White House Reception Last Night— Other Entertainments. The President and Mrs. Harrison held their Second card reception at the White House last night in honor of the Supreme Court and Con- | gress, state apartments of the executive mansion were lavishly decorated with cut flow- ers, towering palms and smaller piants. The Marine band had its place in the front hall, and the clonk room arrangements were unusually satisfactory. There were not many people in the red corridor when the presidential party came down irs at 9 o'clock, but in fifteen minutes afterward the rooms were impassable. The justices of the Supreme Court and ladies members of diplomatic corps were im the red parlor and passed into the biue receiving parlor tamedutely aller the prest- dential party took up their positions, Major Ernst made the presentations to the President and Lieut. Parker rey repeated the names for Mrs. Harrison. Ihe President escorted his wife to the blue room and the cabinet officers present brought in their wives, with the exception of Secretary Proctor, who gave his arm to Mrs. Noble, as the Secretary of the Interior was absent. Mrs. Proctor has never yet appeared at the White House on a state occasion. In the procession the Secre' Noble the precedence of his ranking cabinet, which is third in jhe line. Mrs. Noble again toek the ranking of her husband's port- folio, which is seventh. Mre. Harrison was locking unusually well last evening and was attired in a splendid new imported gown of wistaria blue silk brocade. made in a princesse fashion. primrose satin edged with «deep flounce of point lace, and « kuotted scarf of primrose crepe beaded the flounce. A silver girdle di- vided the bodice from the petticoat and the bodice was finished with pointed silver passe- menterie that edged the Elizabethan collar at the back. Panels of dark blue velvet were on the skirt and « high puff of velvet on the shoul- der. Mrs. Harrison wore her becomingly high ecviffe and she carried a round bunch of fra- grant accacia. Mrs. Windom, who stood next to Mrs. Harrison, wore a trained gown of royal purple velyet and pearl satin brocade anda posh pendant at her throat. Mra. Miller wore a princesse gown of pansy velvet, back and train, opening over a petti- coat of lilac brocade. Mrs, Tracy was in a rich toilet of black satin combined with gray brocade. Mra. Noble was ina Worth gown of wood green satin brocade and silk gauze. Mra. Rusk greeted her friends in a handsome dress of —_ brocade, elaborately trimmed with pearl embroideries and passementeries. Behind the line in the blue room were Mra. McKee, in a dancing length dress of white mous seline de soie embroidered with gold seguins and edged with green sea island grass, and rib- boned with hunter's green uncut velvet. The low bodice was of velvet and the sleeves of white. The guests of the White House: Mrs. Russell Harrison was in a blue silk toilet; Mrs. Harvey Bates was in blue silk with tablier draperies of blue mousseline de soie, and Mra. Chas. Mar- tindale was in old rose faille trimmed with dark crimson velvet and duchesse lace. The ap- arance of Col. Jno. M. Wilson from West oint in the blue room seemed so natural to his hosts of friends that some of them forgot to inquire when he had come to town. Others present were Mr. Russell Harrison, Chief Jus- tice Fuller, Postmaster General Wanamaker, Attorney General Miller. Secretary Tracy, Miss Tracy. Miss Miller, Miss Windom, Secretary Rusk. Miss Rusk. Miss Quay, Senator and Mrs. Stanford. Senator Dawes, Miss Dawes, Senator Hearst, Mr. James Mor- rill, Miss Swan. the Misses Houghton. Dr. and Mrs. Hamlin. Mr. James Burden, Mrs. Cilley, Mr. Cilley. Mr. Abbott. Mr. W. J. Hutchinson, Mise Hutchinson, Justice and Mrs. Harlan, Jus- tice and Mrs. Blatchford. Miss Cummings, Miss Fuller, Miss Lucy Corkhiil. Sir Julian and Lady Pauncefote, Miss Pauncefote, Mr. Henry Edwardes. Count d’Arco Valley, Mr. von Mumm, Minister and Mrs. Romero, the Corean secretaries and lies, Seuntor’ and Mrs. Alen, Mr. and Mra. A. N. Martin, Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Hamilton, Mrs, and Miss Nordhoff, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. E. Beall, Miss Chandler. Gen. J. C. Breckinridge, Miss Breckinridge. Maj. and Mrs. Furqubur, Mrs. Isanc Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Carbaugt, Mra, Frey. Lieut. and Mrs. Clover, Mr. and Mra, W. E. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Jobnson, Miss Butler, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. R. Morrison, Sena- tor and Mrs. Frye. Mr. and M . 8. Clark- son. Mra. A.J. Halford, Mr. E. W. Halford, Miss Halford, Mrs. Wm. Windom, jr., Miss Anna Wilson, Miss Gouverneur, Chaplain and Mrs. Hoos, Mr. and Mrs. Outhwaite, Mrs, Tngulls, Senator and Mrs. Blackburn, Miss Biackbarn. Senator and Mrs. Walthall, Mr. Ronstan, eaker and Mrs. Kee Dr. Taylor, Miss K. Taylor, Prof. Atwater, Mi aod Mre. Green B. Kaum, Senator and Mrs. Davis, Mr., Mra. and the Misses Darling- ton, Mr. and Mrs. K.P. Flower, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Gibson und Gen. Wheeler, Senator Ran som, Representatives Tracy of New York and Bowden of Virginia, Assisiant Secretary Whar- ton, Assistant Secretary Batcheller, Controlier jore Mason, Commodore Raum, nt Porter, Gen. Dumont, Gen. . Wright, After 11 o'clock the receiving party went up stairs, where a cozy warm supper was served, and many of the ladies then repaired to the meeting of the dancing class at the Postmaster General's house. Dr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Hammond gave one of the very largest teas of the season at Belcourt yesterday afternoon from 4to7. By 5 o'clock 13th street @xtended was tuil of cabs, victorias, dog carts and « great variety of vehicles for sev- eral blocks, and the scene within the palatial mansion was one of exceeding brilliancy. Mra. Hammond stood in the yeilow drawing room dvor to receive her guests, attired in white silk and brocade draped in gold-beaded satin and trimmed with pomt lace. The Marquise de Langa, in a toilet of black Brussels net em- broidered in gold; Miss Vinton, os of the house, short dress of pompadour silk. In the din- ing rom. with ite hundred lights, were - a Mrs. Lothrop Bradley, the latter pouring tea and dressed in gray failic and black lace At the Other end of the table was Mrs. J. F. Rogers, in pink moire, demi trained, bodice of black Velvet. Miss Alice Parker, a niece of Dr. Hammond, who served the unch, wore a dainty dress of gray silk. Mrs. Hornsby was in biack silk and velvet and rich gold-embroid- ered panels. Mrs. Winlock was in black net and silk and Mrs. McCauley was in old rose India silk. The whole mansion was thrown open to the guests, who numbered several hun- dred persous. Some of those present were Senator and Mrs. McPherson, Mra. McLean, Mrs. Hazen, Mrs. Hornsby, Mr. George Hellen, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. R. McLean, Dr. Ruth, Senator Walcott. Mr. Walcott, brother and secretary to the Senator; Mra. N. 8. Lin- coin, Mr. Juo. W. ‘Thompson, Mise Ida Thomp- von, Gen. Beale, Dr. aud Mra. Kindleberger, Admiral and Mrs. Crosby, Mra. Green, Capt. J. F. Rodgers and the members and chaperones of the dancing class, who were so handsomely entertained at Beicourt last week. Mrs. Romero held the closing reception of the season at the Mexican legation yesterday afternoon. house was lighted. the table in the dining room was furnished with cut flow- ers, salads, ices, confectionery, tea and coffee, the puveh bow! was kept full all the afternoon hours, and the musicians were stationed in the hall and began their program with an exquisite rendering of the Spanish uational byma “La Palama.” Mrs. Romero had a large corps of assistants, among whom were Mrs. Menocal, in white moire; Mrs. Salnz Peria, black net over satin; Mrs. Thos Riggs, blue brocade; Mrs. Lines, bronze brocade; Miss Nordhoff, red silk and net veiling; Miss Studebaker, blue crepe; Miss Dhisou, gray silk and white silk; Mrs. Pugh, jr., polka-dotted black net; Miss Mary Wilson, pearl gray silk, and Miss Lida Seranton, black net rib’ ith green. Mrs. homes particu- larly pleasant to young people, was. as alwave, s charming hostess. The large rooms of the legation were thronged all the afternoon. Gen, and Mra Spinola heid another pleasant reception in their apartments at the Arlin yesterday afternoon, the second and last po oem daysathome. The | seep eral and his cordial always attract a large company about them and their rooms were thronged all the late afternoon. Miss Henderson, Mr. E. J. Dumphy, and Mr. Charlies H. Turner of New York were to entertain thecallers, Punch, salads, and confectionery and tea were pmeneg Amoug the callers were Gen. Fremont, Senator and Mrs. Stanford, Senator and Mrs. 5 amy Boson a Judge and er and others. The meeting of the dancing class ia the hospitable and beautiful home of the Postmaster General and Mrs, Wanamaker proved, as usual with them, occasion, Mrs, Tracy, Miss Tracy, iin MeKee and her guest, Mrs. Bates Mrs. Martindale; Miss Wanamake: guest ps ogee by Mra. Wright and the membera of invited guests the bail earlier in evening. ments were served the Ca Pauncefote, Miss Pauncefote, ee. and Bell, Mr. Wiliams Acklen, Mr. W. Count d’Arco Valley. vue Myer, Miss Bice Millan, fiir H Ho F er & petticoat of | in son of Philadelphia, Miss Morgan, bide, Count Sala, the Misses won James, Mr. Ed- wardes, Mr. Cloperede and Dr. Bispham, Mra. Cockrell entertained a company of ladies at Iuncheon yesterday. The table was rnished with maiden hair ferns and violets } uid each sue of violets. 7» Mrs. JG. Teenie, bre, MoCullock, Mire Nord hoff, Mrs. Hale, Mra. Stanford, Mra, Ban- croft, Mrs, Rochester, Mra. Guzman, Mrs, Towles, Mrs, Walthall and Mrs. Hornsby. Mrs, Tyler has sent out cards of invitation for an afternoon to meet Miss Burns, her guest, for Friday the Sist instant, from 4 until Mra, J.C. Breckinridge and Miss Breckin- ridge have out their cards for # 5 o'clock teaon | Monday, February 3. Mra. McLean of Lafayette square has given up keeping Monday afternoons at home for the present. Mrs. Hazen will not be at home on Thursdays hereafter during the season. Mrs. George B. Haycock will be at home to her friends on the first Saturdays in February, the Ist and 8th, at No. 1631 19th street. Mr. and Mrs. George Lothrop Bradley are at No. 2035 P stréet, where they have a honse for the season, ‘the Guild of the Holy Child of St. John's — will give » luncheon and bazar at the A.B. hall on tomorrow, Thursday, and Fri- day of this week, from 12 to So'cléck. The E ‘tronesses are Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Leiter, Mrs. jobson, Mrs, Hagner, Mrs. Gen. Ramsay, Mrs. Ry pn Mrs. Edmunds, Mra, Edward McCauley | others, Mra. Gov, Merriam of Minnesota is in the city with her mother, Mra. John Haucock, at No. 2401 Pennsylvania avenue, where she will see her friends on Fridays for the next few weeks, A german of forty couples, originated by Miss Porter, will be given early in February at the National Rifles’ hall: The committee is Mrs, McKee, Mrs. Richardson Clover, Miss Lowry, Mise Myer, Miss Stoughton and Miss Porter, secretary and treasurer. Mrs. 8. P. Moore of Richmond, Va, is visit- ing her sister, Mrs. Gen. Van Vliet. Mrs, Baber will receive tomorrow at the Shoreham with Mrs. Arthur Payne, Miss Keith; Miss Virginia Payne and Miss Lulie Lyons. Mrs. Senator Daniel will not receive tomor- row, but will make calls with her cousin, Miss Murrell of Louisiana, ‘Mrs, Sonator Blackburn and the Misses Black- burn will receive in the parlors of the Ebbitt tomorrow from 3to6, Mrs. Blackburn will be assisted by Mra. A. A. Wilson, Mrs. Lieut. Southerland, Miss feos gfe and Misses Stuae- — Thompson and Breckinridge of Ken- tueky. Mrs. Geo. B. Williams continues quite ill and will not, in consequence, be able to receive on Friday next. Mrs. Senator Dixon will not receive tomorrow afternoon at the Arno. Mrs, Senator Casey will begin her Thursdays at home this week at Cliffburn, Colambia road. She will be assisted tomorrow by Mra. Stone, Mra, Senator Pierce, Miss Pierce, Mra, Representative McComas, Mrs. Representative Hansbrough, Mrs, John Tweedale od others. Col. John M. Wilson, superintendent of the military academy, and formerly commissioner of public buildings and grounds in this city, has returned from West Point for a few days’ vimit. He is stopping with his sister, Mra. Gen. Duncan, on 14th street above Thomas circle. Miss Mae Hamilton gave a very pleasant co- tillon to about twenty couples last evening. The favors, which were both numerous and handsome, were in charge of Mra, Hamilton, Mrs, Representative Blanchard and Miss Semmes. Mr. Frederick Parks led and was much congratulated on the novelty and origi- nality of the figures. Among those present were Miss Hamilton and Mr. Wilson of Rich- mond, Miss Deford of Baltimore and Mr. Dashiell, Miss George of Baltimore and Mr. Hamilton. Miss Fitzgerald of Baltimore and Mr. Henry Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Riley held a pleasant isch pe at — home on Iowa net rester- iy. Asi of callers passed t! their parlors. They were assisted by their two oe Miss Fannie and Miss Ellen. Mrs. KK. Hodges presided over the chocolgte urn ea was assisted in dispensing hospitalities by Miss Fauntleroy of Baltimore. Mrs. William R. Hodges, 1529 8 street, will not be at home Thursday, January 30, Mrs. W. T. Hildrap held a delightful reeep- tion yesterday at her home in Iowa circle, as- sisted by Mrs. Gen. Williams, Mrs. B. P. Snyder has out invitations fora dance at her country place, six miles outside the city. The gucate are to be kept over night. ‘The affair is in honor of Miss Huston of Penn- vivania, who is visiting Miss Snyder. Mr. . M. Snyder, the eldest son of the house, pected home from Colorado Springs in tim the event. Miss Lillie Cavanaugh, Mrs, 8. B. Sheibley and Mra, Lieut. Moses will assist Mrs, Senator Reagan Thursday, 1202 P street. A delightful progressive eucher party was given last night by Mr. and Mrs. Parker Mann at Tanglebank, their beautiful home on Kalo- rama avenue. party was in honor of Mr. Mann's cousin, Rev. Mr. Alexander Mann of East Orange, N.J., who is making a short visit here, After ali the games were finished and the prizes distributed a bountiful supper was served and then the whole party adjourned to the studio, in the rear of the house, where they remained chatting und listening to a number of musical selections until a iate hour. Among those who were present were Mr. and Mrs, ae M. Bryan, Miss Bryan, Mr. Charies Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Arms, Mr. and Mrs. dard, Miss Granger, Lieut. Hodges, Mr. H. K. Willard, Miss De Rosette, Miss Cobbuck, Miss Alma Johnson, Miss Watkins, Miss Kauffmann, Miss De Barre, Mr. Harry Reed and Mr. Victor Kauffmann. Mrs, Capt. McCulloch and Miss McCulloch, her niece, of Cumberland are visiting Mrs. J. 8. Craigen of 434 Ist street northeast. Col. Bridgman and daughter, wife of Lieut, Commander Sebree, are at the Buckingham, Mrs, N. T. N. Robinson, No. £313 20th street, will receive on Thursday. Mrs. L F. B. Norris of Massachusetts avenue | ay a girls’ lunch on Thursday, in honor of \iss Lucy Lee Harris of Baltimore, Miss Sallie C,,Huston of Connellsville, Pa., last year’s graduate of — Somers’ school, is visiting Mrs. Benj. P. ler at Collings- wood, where her many feiends will be cordially welcome. Miss Laura Clements, 905 Massachusetts ave- nue, has as her guest Miss Katharine Mclnt; of Brooklyn. peas Mrs, and Miss Twiggs will not receive again at their residence on I street until a eomoniy Tere Twi receives with agan of Texas on Thursday. February with Mrs. A. F. Farrar at the Franklin Arf urday, February 8” bee James Clark and Miss Clark of Phila- delphia are visiting Paymaster Colhoun at 908 15th street, sent at Pa Mrs. Albert H. Childs of Pittsburg is the guest of her sister. Mra J. J. ley. at the Shoreham. Miss Thompson of New York is vsiting Mise Pugsley. Miss Lillie Cavanaugh will receive with Mrs. Senator Reagan on Thursday at 1202 P street. Mrs. F. 5. Presbrey of Connecticut avenue extended will not receive tomorrow, but will be at home Thursdays after this week. H. J. Handford, chief clerk office ar troller of the currency, and wife left last for Norwalk, Ohio, to attend the funeral of Hanford’s father, who died at that place sud. denly yesterday morning, aged eighty years, Mr. and Zire. Joseph R. Edson have moved in their new home, 1705 Q street. Mrs. Edson will be at home on Wednesdays in February, Ash Wednesday excepted. Gen. and Mrs. R, D. Mussey will entertain the bers of Psi fraternity, resid- | ing tn ‘or near Weshightoa, at tieir necldcass K street, this evening, Mrs, O'Reilly, wife of Dr. O'Reilly, has i HOOTING STARS. A contemporary heads an editorial “The New Woman's Movement.” It would scarcely dare call it “The Old Woman's Movement.” The President of a gas company in poorly lighted western town is locally referred to as the “Prince of the Power of Darkness.” Tt Mr. McGinty {a stil in the sea, he should be bailed out. ‘WEY EE swax. HERO “Ah brave Leander, dearest love, You fill my soul with fear. Why do you swim the Hellespont To meet your Hero here?” LEANDER “Dear Hero, mine, why do you ask? For love all things I dare! I love you Hero, and sweetheart— They have no ferry there.” AN UNUSUAL RESULT. “Marry in haste and repent at leisure,” re- marked s young lady as she read the announce- ment of the sudden marriage of a friend of hers. “Yes,” replied her grandmother gently, as the light of youth brightened the dim, dear old eyes and a pretly blush painted roses in her soft white cheeks. ‘Yes, my dear, Your grandfather and I did that, We married sixty years ago, after a month’s courtship and we have been so leisurely in our repenting that we haven't even begun yet.” Miss Sharpley: “I beg your pardon Mr. Noodley, did I understand you to say some- Mr. Noodléy—pouting: “Why my dear Miss Sharpley I've been talking to you for half an hour, don’t you know.” Mise 8: “Yes, I know that.” And now Mr. Noodley wonders what she meant by that sort of remark. A young woman in New York who married a gallant L Railway conductor said she gave him her hand but got an L beau in return, One kind of corn you cure, by cutting it off the ear, and another kind you cure, by cutting it off the too. Mission Worker—kindly to prisoner at the rock pile: “Whut are you doing here my friend?” Prisoner—shortly: “Time.” When the Chicago pork packer gets rich enough he retires to enjoy his ‘‘otium cum pig.” ° The girl of deventeon is always talking about how very old she is, and seventeen years later she is always talking about how young she is, Daughter: ‘Papa are you in favor of the eight hour law?” Papu—thinking about something else: “No daughter I am not; and if young Stickley stays here eight hours another night this week. I'll come down stairs and knock a hinge off of the front door with him.” There's no soft-fist-ry about John L, Sullivan. The grip is pretty bad, but there are some things worse. Here is one of them; it came in this morning signed “McGinty: “If you in the country should chance to roam, Far from friends and far from home; Be sure you are free from La Grip and swell, Or like poor McGinty you'll run for the well.” THE NAVAL “INQU IRY. The Court That te ¢ Getting Information for the Secretary Closing Its Labors. The naval organizations court of inquiry met this morning at 10 o'clock and cleared its decks of witnesses and testimony, so that all that is now left is for the court to consider and digest the things that have been told it and to formulate its report to the Seoretary. Imme- diately after convening Assistant Engineer P, C. Bieg reappeared before the court as a wit- ness, at bis own request, to correct some errors. One was in regard to the date of the meet- ing of the engineer committee and the other in regard to the amountof money re- ceived by the engineer corps. The meeting was held during the latter part of October in- stead of November. Instead of about $2,700, which he at first said was received by the com- mittee in answer to their call for funds, he should have said that $1,300 was eo received. The other $1,400 was an unexpended balance ay from last year. In reply to a question by Mr. Loring the wit- ness said that he knew of no methods employed | ™! by any corp#in the navy to effect or secure leg- iiation that be, on on Oflcer sade gentleman, would call in any way improper. REAR ADMIRAL DAVID B. HARMONY next appeared on the witness stand and said that he didn’t know of any organization among naval officers. He was equally ignorant of any effort to raise money or of the employment of counsel except, he was going on to say, that he had received a circular from Mr. Thomas,when Commodore Greer exclaimed: “Oh, never mind that! That is admitted; it is plastered ali over the record,” a reply to a question by Mr. Looker the ad- miral said that he had received a letter from Mr. Cowie prior to his receipt of the Thomas circulars, enclosing his bill and srer his opinion of its merits, He had responded by by saying that he thought it was not @ bill that would go through Congress and should not be presented. He wasexcused from the witness stand at 10:20, the only reason for his appearance being that the court wished to obtain some representative testimony from an officer of the highest rank. SENATOR CHANDLER AND THE COURT, Then the judge advocate read a letter from Senator Chandler, dated January 28, in reply to a letter from the court dated the 24th asking the originator of the resolution which called it into existence if he had any information which he _ wished to im| The Senator said: “If the court should desire to summon me as a witness I will cheerfully attend and answer such questions as I may be asked.” In other words the court said ‘you can come if you like,” and the Sena- tor said “I'll come if you like.” It is therefore s stand off and the Senator will not be called. It would pe doubtful if he could give the court any information that would aid it, for ‘the members have kept the witnesses down with great strict- ness in their replies to what has bey Lage since mepeed orn Crore spat hbaes policy, it is wi red aroun ent am the staff corps by has kept cat of the rood |e some exceedingly interesting testimony. The court will probably reach a decision to- eee re ein Ge wigalired Secre- tary and it is expec t it wi signed b; the members tomorrow morning and submitted. They will confine themselves strictly to the facts adduced by the testimony without giving opinions, A Chapter of Accidents, Yesterday afternoon Mr. James Kenneally, living at 71@ street northwest, while walking along H street between Ist and North Capitol, was knocked down and run over and was badly injured about the head and hand. Mr. Charles W. Pettitt, who lives at 945 Mas- sachusetts avenue, was knocked down and run over bys hansom about 7:30 o'clock. Mr. Petitt was crossing the avenue west of 9th street when the hansom drug store yw, Dr. home. SEs z i E i i ab : W. --HELP. 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WINGTON, seiet FE FOUR BEAUTIFUL Nkw HoUsES Jazo-st* Sire PoAvig 1623 1etaw- | _J15-1m Ks FORRE SOLwELFIE NW Samecaroat 7 rooms and bath room each. just finished, Zivt ‘WVANTED—MEN AND —WE TuRRisa WANTED STOCKS OF, Ls Peg fog yk LL A BOD oak ace Wie mayenine oven eae “yn ENTER om, nw, New Threestory Pett of work doue at owe day or Svenine: send Toe: | _ 3015-1. est tecnw. | Baca: Grooms end 250" wo 5 2 ioe tro sana ss apiacleesrectaiens to im 90. Wares. THY “ORANGE Blossom prc ue eSand , Bidens es Ty Waid port, VY sure cure for female Meaill's | §25:50, Weert GTBL FOR GENERAL HOUSE | * Bood Puriter,” cures Malaria: 100 doses cooes 9}: sam: Srok RENT—1548 sth at. n.9 Two Base | Dapot cnn per ¥eeNisux. a Pruuet vive ‘referenece, Call a 18 Gdisk | *jeto-tme aes “Boi Sere ees rg kp I few toa KEEPING | water; 2 a AT OIaRE COMELERUE SU CONTOGE orsce Wi Winter aud summer Specialty: -oruer pat Wn oustawan, 1901 Pet.mw. | Bt bear 74 Peution Correepondenee.” Addrees fn own had bor PICKS ttabien 3 awe Farm That ENTCAN ELEGANT TWO AND ONE- syanitvecmimen tas vases | POR niern Sons a 2 | SR a Re ec A —— ay N’ ¥, FAMILY OF THREE, LIVING ANTED-THY BORIBNER BEST BUTTER: |e Apply S82 Rew Jersey avecae. ‘toe mnliss trom cit on line o: . Ser ie meee Table Goods, = Fay ogg RK RENT—FEBKUARY 1, 461 H ST. NW. S| paced erage goon croncen, Seager ang: Rosier dose) for one mouth, or money refunded. | im s ueludine 8 St ry og ny > | PRE, OWNER OF AN ESTABLISHED “WEEKLY Pitinday ot 1342 Bat ns : Bera" or “all the saine ee rach Gulte’of A. EBERLYS S08 abuity wits emsall capital eee WASTED — NAN WHO, UNDERSTANDS seni iid Pangea S203, | OR, RENT TWELVEROOM 8 5S te ‘Address FLOURISHING, Star office week Grooming and ‘the Care of s Horse, washing, Market Middieo! ° ™. n” thoror = __ arr ‘himself generally, ding nievee repaired is now in perfect onter. rent TOK SALE —ST0CK AND FIXTURES OF fur sis ihecnw ee fener | fo fer tavcr by i incising thelr orders iy Seis euvel- | manent. tenant. iia sreWabr eS so. ae Fore ow. tare, te eet. js request iam 35.5 ANTED "A FiRT-CLASS WATTER AND CHAM: | {rou mutual protection. Thereby wera, uaserape, . BWALKH I NOTARY BC BLIC—— 4 Stay Nights: “Appiy S14 15th st. mcs po acne Hen ag eg peng engine po Jo Dealer in, Real Extate;, Hource and Vacant Lote W3xteos, WHITE Box 7 POUT SERTEER | fa fall on my merits and Linaist that others hall dong oo 2037 Bat a.w.142 ed Tortheast. 458 ‘Loulsiaga aves joeean fears old as Foo! Pl fayette square. 3 a s WASIED-Ciny GENTLEMAN FOR A CoL- Wi ETL x SUFFERING FROM 188 Pi BE ve. Wanteo—t0 Ror oF oe en alee fectorship, (Must furnish security). Also one ers to ATTORNEY 0. Starottes Pea for, salesmanship. “Apply, former at once, latter 10 Cure Theta or Ni No Fay Required: am, 424 5th at, nw, Latrobee Made ‘to: Heat or No Pay DANS PAMTY, RECENTLY, VISITING CALIFORNIA ANTED—A GOOD COLORED ROMA TO wo + ties with him for 4 eeapeav roams eocmoesical at VY genera pani a ela W. WV 2h 5 LO, Ea 2 198 | acoment. J. BAKLIGGLS Pat tees ae = 3 20 1S teamed, and ‘Moths De- i TANTED—A MAN TO CANVASS AND MANAGE Hiya FLYOUNGH 140s Pmav. Telephone lUOw | akbar. 1,4 00 3th Br Ua hie Forshen you tave copaau gs Sarat ores, ps Canvassers To control all sales of the Tucan- trav. Lf’, 122--168.60 Bast Cap neat 8th 107-43 | mask Others do, sce t east for terme he, Slaress. W oltD "TNCaNbine ae OFFICES. of 14th st-u.w-above Pa ave. pels-10e LAN Pitta ae WANTED--HOUSES eqaita br siehia 800) Elewane San en ROOM. —STORAGE ROOM FOR BENT, We. yee et acta corn HAVE A CUSTOMER FOR A| 37 F st,from. se He ko ee ee =o S Dg CE ep tag RO hy House: party would notob- | 470 ‘ives rca 10015} trom 82010 90 each. fetruees BURSA We i1i0dn. we jase | Pens eR THER POH, BR seat a asst te reais Tet. relices 3 jomed to the sale of county guaeys Most Dosirabic Lot in Norghwea! state Mien act Tira tees sake AbDIY CHARLES EAMLY, OOS Luho lw Site | EL BOwETE 0 SARFERTER., 48D Datent if willing to devote his time to the sale of same. | > ANTED_FOR IMMEDIATE INVES ao fae 3 Addsens PATER, Stat ction, Seetae_| WWD 08 INNES i parte of the city. Will iven for sil branches of Work: Personal sttcntioa WAXED A SOBER AND INDUSTRIOUS DTER, fiven in all casea, W Understands. the kite, Mam who, Thorough Care of Horses, Carriages tae Driver; nove need aj eat city references, A‘ ws fED—WE HAVE ROOM FOR TEN ACTIVE aud Energetic Insurance Men; noue but experi- gcd men need apply; to. Famanent empioy- ONY wt ne w., first floor. ment guaranteed, ANTED SEVERAL QANVASSERS TO SELE jarness; must be a pis who sonnet faruiots the Box 119, Star office. Jazs-3t M. Stanley, uow ready. Wits Travels of tien on. D, ALDERSON, 4010 ¥ sts and ales terri- tory. ‘0 HELP CARE FOR ferences Be aired. ws ED—A WH GIRL gO HELE Baby During the ‘Dey: Call at 1101 14th si 5 ANTED- A. COLORED WOMAN AS COOK; DO ply Unless tent, with h references. to 178 it BW after B Sordock jeaday morning. ANTED—WOMEN COOKS, Chamber Maids, Nurses and city, or away ored Mew. Jjo28-68° 10 TO 875; Laundresses, iu Waiters, Drivers or Farm, Hands: Col- joke. SAM'L A, COOMBS, 926 F st. n.w. ANTED—A DRUG CLE! Bout Years’ Experience. at Beas Bay sf ace Bf Brice te right. L. STANGAI 613 15th at. WASTED WE HAVE CLIENTS FOR SEVEN, Eight, sud, Niue-room Houses eta | costing 000 to 88, : ay muted. Be. GILBERT S00., des Fat: JQOR RENT_TEN-ROOM FRAME, NO. 411) ore st. n.w.. rent only $35. Cott ‘ri 09 Oth st. me., and cellar, $17. ey ‘OR RENT—911 12TH ST. N.E—FIVE ROOMS, Moald rent to colored. people, 1106 m brick, 35. CAY WOU! ARI ans Bw. ja27-3* __ WANTED ROOMS. ‘D— RNISHED RC bis for bod oun, west 1th aba Stata nA dress K. W Ma ¥ FEBRUARY 3, THREE OK ann shed Rooms With Full Light Housekeeping Outfit; imust, be reasonable; state location and. price per week, C.M.F., Star offi jaz WAN TED—LOTS, yANTED—WE WANT MORE UNIMPHi Property in the bortheast for sale; large blocks ‘We have a number of clients desiring pro) section, ACKEK & GA‘ i ry 1008 F at, b.w. ANTED—UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ay, Wis preferred that, — RK WITH THREE OR W rts of the city for unedia' novos srcahee UI) | ors Prompt ifapeection if pris suit TSTANGARD HEN, ‘Oth wt. WANIED-A one COACHMAN, MUST ME fingieand have good references, Apply to. MOSES, 1ithand F Vv 7 ANTED—TWO GOOD © CANVASSERS. KITHER ‘Ladies or Gentlemen ; des per day can be made ; referenc: trad Building, Pa. ave. and vith weneral sey or. type, and ladies suffermg ice ci dincanes oF complaint Piving full particulars, res ke, Adio Stes Eivinw full particulars, awe, ke. “Advice, medicine a testiwonial full ip return, DOCTOR, Drawer @i, Wisin: d23-eo3u ANIED A YOUNG MAN EIGHTEEN OR ‘Twenty Years of Age to Tend Bar and Make Him- MN: euerally Unetul; ueat and reapousible ; need avply. nw. “ANT! Se EN, CLERKS, BOOK KEEP- ers aud Ageuts, whro are making less than $10 yer Write for lerms on ‘Lerry ‘New Patent Chem al Electromine Ink rrasing Peni ‘The moat sticeessful sellin novelty ever, produced, We want one good General Agent for euch Dtate and Ter+ et MONROE ERASER CO., 3027-300 La Crosse, Wis. ANTED — VISITING GOVERNESS; Fi Preferred, Auswer H.M., Star office, ja YANTED—A FEW GOOD MEN TO INTRODUCE and chet H our New Atlas of the Worid, the best eapest yet issued; sold ou installme: territory, and ood commissions, FAULKNEK & ALLAN, at nw. ANTED-WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, Butlers, House, Kitchen t aud Skirt Hands, ital rank Parlor aud talien nt 8 Stored. = Nurses, Ladies’ Maid Wat (German taud “Swedish wouen;) BORNHAM'S, 1i10Gst, n.W. NTED-HELP-HOUSE Wisiaee Siris, Bore snd Sober Me Mien for ait bast. ness. homes su oe cations Tor Government positions fas peared Cl CITY GENCE OFFICE, 7 nw. ANTED-WHITE AND COLORED SOOKE Wi riitcrs Pires Ouscknen. Morse. Matas te of "All see, T ENT wOFFICE. Gt at —DUNDOBE'S at “Be conducted by, ladies—Men and Wom colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, city ise ;, With references, asemoved to 70¥ Lat, u.w. —A 91,000 CLERK IN THE TREASURY department wishes to Exchaie Situations with aclerk of sume grade in the Pension office, (gentlemen cally. ) Address Box ‘Do. Star office. __J2- ANTED ALWAYS ( G0 TO DICKS AGENCY FoR Coachmen, eo Maida, Waiters, Kitchen Ma Sars references. “ais thst. nw. Wwix ED_BY A RESPECTABLE sere Sian, e Bituation as First-class Waiter, Call oF address GRANT PENN, 923 10th st, n.w. f ANTED-BY A LADY. A POSITION 48 ud mm machine. Writer Copyiet: Apply at <TED—A “ASITUATION BY A GERMAN GiRt, jouse Work; peaks German and Engle.” Gail'or sddrevs 3100 bat tev, Jadot DWE DESTEE 1 THREE 1 Lots = 1 TH ZL, wi mm $2,500 "GILBERT & GU. 620 Fst ow. __ WANTED—BOARD, te; wec— t on; convenient to street cars; references exchanged. Address P., Star office. 7 |W ANTED ~ ~ PY IW 2 cere ‘ABLE Board i e' Pease church cor. 16th aud G dO ate, BW; dress Box cack Star office. at MON EY TO LOAN. Mons, TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL § LL SUMS on spproved real estate security at 5 and 0 per charges moderate. cor. ith and F ats. .w. NT ON AP- Security. ih amounts @ TYLER & word KFORD, alty. eis-tim? BIx SS eee paxinae QUARTERLY, IN 8UMS $100 TO £1,000. SMALL PREMIUM CHAKGED, 000—TO LOAN ‘st. Dw, 21000 ON REAL ESTATE. ‘s00_[Jal4_ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. AVE MONEY Ee LOAN AT ALL TIMES y OnEY TO oe IN — ae aria MM We05 upcand on approves real Pa on WARNER &°C0. _ja3-2m, OF ut proved Mieureste Corot Pat urance Co. of be re on installment plan, with or without hfe insurance. ments to Tun, 2% 10, 19 oF 20 years. Fe ‘sutt eB: Fac Fock ONEY ‘TO LOAN IN BU 1 is To si Per SHARK it icAWLINGS 1 ale (ihe Arlington Fire Ina. Ge ommce) 175,000, $50, 25,4 $100 000. Y6.000, gctoyd 31-000, peti by. ict ae M_M. PARKER, 1418 Fst. it it; fed Minne ame pepe ONEY TO LOAN a BUMS TO Suir ON KEAL Hee a OCULLANAAL & COs GUD Filan. ok ee WM. H. DEMPS! 6-3m. 1424 New York ave, wamaiied bea aes 4 Deut soos kak a rE Petra LIFE AND a ‘veruin Apply t0 constantly op ban Estate at 5 and ONEY TOLOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOWEST 411-3m 1300 Fst.n. REY TO,L0AN ON BTOCKS, BON: {| MGHET 70 ZO O8 SrUGKR, BomDe dou Mitte TO LOAN IN some = To. . ue, 2 — ee at highest cash at reasonable H ACHE- nol-3m* BON, 107 F et nw. YOUNG MAN TWENTY-THREE auTED TAX sober and industrious, will pay ion paying rs 0 100 cash for at posits seontn hadrons JUABe Star oftee. Ja29-2 Wate ladiet eT CORED ood references. Call or address, SUCO mk aoe : WixtED-EE A XQUNG COLORED “Mt Place in Restaurant or as ood city references, Gall at S17 Cat. awe ie ANTED-BY A YOUNG COLORED WOMAN, A Place ae 1316 16th st. nw. nod ‘ods ° ED— IN URGENT A fitlopment ir stake Honelt User ty aay ay for Hote ; Work thore references. TEACH: EM, Gly F. jaze-oee ANTED—AT HEA wi ked — TIONS tor Gamber Entrances and Nurses, Seems an, Butlers sree eae ete y ANTE! LADY WHO THOROUGHLY UN- ‘deretands bat vosinees: would like ms Foition as Dejont to take the entire charge: Addseas HE Star < “ jutsu Wart hinge Ath. TWO SISTERS nfo, gtte ohare, u; a guegrt ry puaiey oat Conger Maid the ae M°*"}x' Soe From 9500 UPWARD, AT THE LOWEST BATE OF INTEREST REAL ESTATE res DISTRICT. ‘i R. O. HOLTZMAN. oct Corner 10th and F ste. nw. ONEY TO LOAN | Moe ved Heal Estate ees ih eny sume de st. Bow. Boos N RAL eee ONEY TO LOAN O! ieee class security, a! satlo 50 = ‘the security: kes C. GREEN, 303 7th st. nw. Mor TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE AT LOW- 0h teen EEE eS Le MANICURE. ‘VILLE, ‘TE OF See Mee EL gts ot SE Te ibas ae, A CD RADY, 4 2G POSITION IN A = ‘aDAM Pare ma E ee. eae ee uae cee me hfe BY A YOUNG YY SPEAKING irate EACH 713 At Sate Fee 205-53 por month new Story pews brick fronts, Suet srs ‘oe ott — os PO ae es aes BRE Shae hn, Lin. 2008 near io BE 1dth, LiF. ~200)1503 Ve ave a. ‘The above, Louses cab, be exam bak eae Besece ? pitt af, eos Saxe, aaasouire WESCOTT & WILCO! fesexe ita te han: Swolve tpomn, these eath room jarge cellar. Apply 6 Dupont circ! fie sssttde ne cei 2: Ricieeee eesiewt: Src eSESeOSSStES: baie Bree: x Dil WARNER & 00.010 Fat "| poe BtEaE alee Bi Si SEA MEAL mere 5 23343 F ra oases sone; Fen Se eee ass ot, fr, ave, Seven and eight per cent interest, with the of real estate security, principal aud interest paid in Washington or New York, as desired. tention 18 given exclusively to wouey loaned through Us will becerstully and safely _ | placed, en undoubt Diego is one ot the iost promis Pication we wi sired. Clock.” 1, fret-clase main. clock jewelry work prices in the city; we defy cou FOR REN1 JOR RENT — STORE, CONCKETED stabie aud several dwelling rooms, uortheast ‘Mass, ave, and 6th st. nw. Apply 610 H st. w 0) RS RENT—THAT DESIKABLE STORE 802 7TH at. nw. ; 890 per month or will lease for # term uf years at same wouthly rental. CHARLES W. HANDY, ja20-3t 921 F at. bw. [eRe JOR KENT—STORE AND HOUSE, 314 9TH 8ST. ee to gp Music hall, Terms 975 per month la advance. ° si “e AVPINY? » EDMONSTON, 2a28-1w_ 500 Sth st. aw, Fe Sst: WARE Hc HOUSE 21 218 10TH STREET, between Pa. sve: and Wholesale eas Coo 25-1in mouth. Inquire ave. Fei Seats —THE LARGE STORE AND CELLAR 31 negra "Bear | FOR —— 7OR RENT—FIRST-CLASS DOUBLE OFFIC ESON irst and Second Floors. & Good weds 8 faud Kitchen at $36 Indiana ave-e foe az Tob RENT—DESIRABLE OFFICE. ROOMS, 613 F BW. : nicely arranged for deutist or aed ow 4. T COUMbE. 1425 NS ave daze st JOR RENT OFFICE, Room OW RENTALS; second and third and fourth af F st jeeeioe Witch Fob ag -FouNisueo wer Room. OFFICE OK DESK Koom; 7¥ Corcoran building. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. F% ‘SALE OR TRAD E—TWO ADJACENT ia Sa on eae venient to RIN wood di pend us; ‘well fenced, watered and timbered ped gations both for eit vata oF ip part payment therefor. bal. incash from w fo Saker RSET ALE JOR SALE—A HANDSOME 9-ROOM HOUSE WITH 12 acres, on good road, two mules out. fg ad toseltie an estate JAS. E. CLEMENTS, Attorney, 1sv1 F ot nw. 3027 0b OR SALE— SS Acres. with 10r. dw'g, near Hyetteville,€8,009 80 Scres near Hyat BBO. 50 Acres near Hyal 5. 7 Acres, with imps, Sfcree. with 19 at Blads ‘Will Bledene 500, soo dvelhoe wu aud ae i » what at pcs _24-2w JUL ‘STKPHEN, 472 La. ave, Room 1 TOR RENT—IN Btarrevinie Ti DOKSEY ‘ottase ; ix rooms : ro MITH © SOM, 122 Fst 4 w POR, Bale 2003 ace a BES WITH tira ee Deora ry 000, BO ” Sido. tes ak Sos e ing, Two Tenements and ail ine -_ and 4 from & FORD, 617 F ot uw. So acres 1 2 ardeicy Sone ia 61,000. ‘IB acres a at ‘S-room, ican: $2:500- 0 DUCKe’ F% RENT —HoUnEs IN HYATTSVILLE, BLAD ame CCRET _& FUKD, kote (5 a Sa “¥35 F tn 4)l-3m ae On, Ah O8 BETE METROPULI' | ae Eagle