Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1890, Page 2

7 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. THURSDAY, JANUARY 30. SOCIAL MATTERS, The Cabinet Receptions Yesterday—Per- sonal Mention. The ex-Speaker and Mrs. Carlisle gave abean- | thall, Mrs. Arthur Payne, Miss Payne, fiful dinner of twenty covers last evening at their K street home. The table was laid in a color scheme of pink and white. Duchess of Albany roses filled the oval center piece and wipers of pink roses occupied the ends of the le. The pink tapers burned — shades in @ silver-branched candelabra, were bouquets of Nephitos and Water- Ville roses for the ladies and bouconnieres of pink and white roses for the men. The guests were the Chief Justice and Mra. Fuller, Justice and Mra, Lamar, Gen. Schofield, ex-Secretary and Mra. McCulloch, Senator and Mra. Cock- rell, Senator and Mrs. Blackburn, Mr. and Mra. Wm. R Morrison, Mr. and Mra W. C. P. Breck- imridge, Mr. and Mrs. baie ad? of Kentucky and ‘Lawrence Riggs of Baltimore. The streets and broad avenues presented an animated scene in the sunshine of yesterday afternoon with a multitude of people in styl turnouts who were going the rounds of cabinet ealls. Mrs. Attorney General Miller had with her Miss Miller. Miss Butterworth and her guests, Miss Wayne of Cincinnati and Miss Bal- lard of Chicago and Miss Studebader of Fort Warne, Ind. and the Misses — of Cali- George B. fornia, who are the guests of Williams, Mra, Carey and Miss Proctor, who received the callers at the house of the Secretary of War, were both attired in lovely and becoming tollets of white. Miss Meade of Boston, who is a guest of the house, wore a prettily draped wn of blue gray wool. In the tea room Miss Kony sud the Mlesce Pomeroy bad charge of the refreshments. The center of the table was @ecked with a bunch of jonquils. Mrs. Windom’s house was crowded from the very beginning of the calling hours, Miss Batch- ellor, Miss Grace Davis, Mrs. Stanley Brown, Miss Elsa Nordhoff, Miss Pimpton, who is a guest of the house, and the Windom made a corps of efficient assistants to the host- ess. Mrs. Windom wore a becoming toilet of gray silk, covered with black thread lace, Mra, and Miss Rusk aro among the most pop- lar hostesses at the capital. although they have so recently assnmed the role of house- —— in this city. Mrs. Rusk received in satin. Miss Rusk wore a beautiful prin- ebsse dress of garnet embossed velvet over a tticoat, and full vest and sleeves of pink silk. ira, O. D. La Dow, who excels as an assistant at ® reception, was in gray silk, and Mra. Haugen of Michigan was in black net over black silk. Two waiters served the ten, coffee, cake and other confectionery from a large table in the dining room, and in the window recess was a bowl of mild claret punch, which many of the pilgrims found refreshing. Mrs. Noble, in a Worth toilet of green India | silk, sat to receive her callers yesterday after- noon, as she was unable to stand. Miss Mar- garet Halstead was down stairs in the drawing | room on duty at her tea table, but Miss Leo- | nora Halstead is still confined to her room. Miss Lucy Corkhill gave the ladies her valu- able assistance during the afternoon. ‘Mrs, Tracy's handsome rooms were impass- able at 5 o'clock by reason of the number of | callers who were with one consent assem- bled there at that hour. Miss Tracy stood by her mother’s side and Mrs, Ackley, Mrs. Ayr Mrs. Rodgers, Miss Burns. who is Mrs, Tyler's guest; Miss Ogsden, Miss Porter and others dis- msed the usual refreshments to the callers, Tracy really enjoys seeing the Washington callers and is interested deeply in the duties that fall to her as a much-visited hostess on Wednesday afternoons. The house of the Postmaster General con- tinues the tradition of being a Iate afternoon rendezvous of cal past years. Mrs. Wanamaker also enjo: Popular reception day and receives every ar- rival with tireless cordiality, Mrs. Rodman Wanamaker of Philadelphia stood by her side. Mrs. W. Harrison Brown was there and Mrs. Lowrie Beli, Miss Wanamaker. Miss Morgan, Miss Deering, Miss Ashford, Miss Ingalls and Mrs. Fox took charge of different portions of the rooms. Mrs. J. V. N. Findlay of Baltimore was over for the afternoon and looked fascinat- ing in a toilet of black lace. Miss Fay Alger was also enlisted in the corps of deputy host- esses and the Postmaster General was there with a beaming smile and a kindly welcome for all his callers, Mrs. McKee with her guests making the cabinet calls was « feature of the day. Mra. Russell Harrison. Mrs. Harvey Bates and Mrs, Chas, Martindale of Indianapolis, and Misa } Sanger comprised the White House party. Others making the calis were Sir Julian and Lady Pauncetote, Admiral Porter, Lieut. W. C. Cowles, Mrs. Gordon Mackay, Mrs. Boardman, Mrs. Cutcheon, Mrs, J. C. Black and Mise Wickersham, Miss E. B. Bryant and Miss Decca. Mra. W. J. Hutchinson and Miss Hutchinson and Mrs. Daniels were cozily at home to callers Yesterday afteruoon at No. 1707 Massachusetts avenue. Mrs. Hutchinson wore a pretty toilet of black net and lace. Mrs. Daniel, who | poured tea in the second drawing room, was ip | ® Paris gown of black satin strewn with bou- quets of roses in natural colors. Mr. W. J. | Hutchinson was fortunate to obtain the band- some house in which he ig located six months after the builder of it had finished it, Mr. | Hutchinson has a handsome summer place at | Seabright, N.J., and with bis family has been | for some years past spending the winters in Europe. Mrs. Ross Thompson, at No. 1225 O street, was at home to callers ina pleasant way yes- terday afternoon with her guests, Miss Macke and Mrs. Ingles. Mrs. ‘Thompson was in pink | erepe garnished with pink satin ribbons; Mise | Mackey's Grecian draperies of white silk em- broidered crepe were very becoming to her and ‘Mrs. ingles was in gray and black satin. Mrs, Boardman gave = luncieon of thirty- six covers yesterday for young girls, ‘Miss Proctor gives a luncheon party today in honor of her guest, Miss Meade of Boston. Mra, Stanford entertained a company of ladies at a very elaborate luncheon yesterday. ‘She guests were Mrs. Dolph. Mra.Spinola, Mrs. | Field, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Schley. Mrs, Stewart, Mrs. Frye. Mrs. Warder, Mrs. Pugh, Miss Swan, Mrs. Menocal aud Mrs. Sloss and Mra. Pixley of Calitornia, Mrs. Gordon Mackay is at home to ber friends on Monday afternoons in her Massachusetts | by that club. | Mr. and Mrs. Sevellon Brown, Mr, aad Mrs. avenue home. Mrs. and Miss Ogsden of New York are at the Shéreham. The next meeting of the “Sewing circle” Ladies’ Aid, G.M.H.,) will be heid on Friday. a Sl, at Mra. Leighton's, 2017 Massachu- ave. An admirably appointed reception was given rday afternoon by Mrs. E. 8. Cromwell at | #¢¥eral hours were pleasantly passed in bla, i r home on Q street. She was assisted by her Games, chatting and listening to 3 number guest, Mrs. Thomas 8. Nesbitt of Philadelphia, | sud number of Washington friends. Ke- | Ht Eichorn, ¥. Miller, B. Berberich, H. Nau, G. freshments were served in a hospitable and | H. Borges, J. Reuth, H. Hoffman, J. Brazerol, way and the occasion was notably | Specht, J. Wiseman, P. Schwing. homelike one of general enjoyment. Among those pres- ent were Mra. Clarkson, wife of the first as- sistant postmaster general; Mrs, Senator Davis, se mae Dolph, Mra. Senator Frye. Mra, Windom Madame Romero, Madame Menocal, Mra. sioner of Pensions Black. Miss Fitzhugh of Lexington, Ky., and Miss | ing the blockade on the Central Pacific, broke Conway of Richmond are visiting the Misses | down Tuesday afternoon in the final drift re- of 2303 M street. Mrs. Payson of 1115 G street will not receive tomorrow. Cards are out for the wedding on February 5 of Miss Helen Becker of this city and Mr. Wm. B. Lynch of Florida. The ceremony will take place im St. Patrick's church. Mr. per mén in this city during last Congress. The members of the Psi Upsilon alumni asso- anaes sate obstructing five cars of delayed i f this cit . | mail whic Saeed mas crocbon by Goat can ae, ant: | cul abish will bg tee Srl Gatntuemcn rae tained last evening by G: Mussey at their residence. No. 2139K street | Coughlin, telegraph northwest, and a most enjoyable evening was | his lonely station in who is ap enthusiastic | #89 Of pucumouia. Three mon, inciuding a Senator Hawle. passed. and president of the Washington association, made an iuteresting address. Besides Gen. and Mrs. Mussey and Miss Mussey, amo: tor and Mrs. Hawley, Judge Fraucis Dewees, and Mra W. H. Webster, Kev. Dr. and Mra. T. 8. Childs, Prof. and Mrs. Spencer, Mr. end Mrs. Fred E. Tasker, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. - Defandorf, Dr. G. H. Wright, Prof. C. Ww. | Bmiley, Miss Mamie Hine, the Misses Peacock, the # McWilliams, Miss Gerr} y Campbell, F. E. Trowbridge, A. A. Hochling, Richard Hovey, W. M. Hatch and Mr. Wik loughby and H. A. Coolidge. Arrangements forthe annual banquet of the association are now being made andit will probably take place ima few weeks. Mra. J. H. Cavanaugh will be assisted at her | Feception tomorrow by her daughter, Miss | Lillie, Mrs. Representative Funston. Mrs, Sena- tor Davis, Mrs. F. J. Moses. Mra. 5. B. Shiebley, Miss Reagan of Texas, Miss O Boyle of Indiana snd Miss Moves, 905 15th street, Mra. C. Ulrich Kennedy, formerly Mies | Rhoda Christmas, will give her last regular Fri- day reception tomorrow from 2 to 7, 25 Lafay- tte square, assisted by Miss Annie Bryan. Miss Kennedy, Miss Harvey, Mise Dapray and others, Miss Charl Thompvon, daughter of Repre- sentative Thompson, is quite ill with severe cold. Misa Charles E. Foster will not receive on | John Miller in celebration of the eightieth an- | Biversary of his birthday at his residence, 311 Qatreet northwest, A supper was served and and Mrs. Black, wife of ex-Commis- | u yneh was | mained. It was sent back to one of the most popular of the young newspa- | an army of shovelers remained at work all those present were Sena- | its white sepulcher * | bus discovered America, { for a tea on Friday. assisted by Mrs. Senator Stewart, Mrs. Gen. Monday next, but will be at home the remain- ing Mondays in February. Mra. Gen. Payne, 2215 Washington circle, will give a tea tomorrow from 3 to 6, assisted by Mrs. Senator Stewart, Miss Wal- Al- drich and the Misses Lyons, The “Short-story club” held its fortnightly meeting at the Hotel Fredonia last eyeing, with Mrs. Glive Logan Bykes as orator for occasion, Mrs. Mobi presiding. The double parlors of the hotel were well filled with an at- tentive audience. Stelle furnished the music, gi’ opening and closing selections on the piano. Mra. Sykes ie a number of witty anecdotes, ted the differetit: yawns of society and then read in a charming manner a bright comedietta, The management of the Children's Hospital have _— assurances that the President and Mrs. i and haps other members of the household, will ‘esent at the Charity Ball_given for the benefit of that institution at the National Rifles' Armory this evening. They are engaged to dine with Becretary and Mrs. ho ara expect to go from there to the Mrs. Butterworth will not be at home to- morrow. Mrs. Agnes C. Moore, assisted by her daugh- ter, Miss Daisy Moore, Miss Elizabeth Clements of Indiana and Miss O'Neal, daughter of Con- gressman O'Neall of Indiana, receive to- morrow at their residence, 1752 M street. Mr. George W. Anderson of Baltimore and Miss Adele C. Miils of South W: a were married at the residence of the bride's parents Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock by the Rev. F. D. Power. Mrs. Lewis A. Groff and the Misses Groff will receive the remainder of the season on Friday at 1201 19th street. A prominent event of next week will be Mise Hare's piano recital at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Barney on Monday night. The Guild of the Holy Child will continue the luncheon at the G.A.R. hall tomorrow un- der the charge of Miss E. Smith, Miss Alice Ramsay, Miss Alice Suerman and Misa M. Hop- kins. On Friday night a concert will be gine under the management of Miss Dashiell and Miss Kennaugh, The lady directors of the homepathic free dispensary gave a tea yesterday from 4 until 1W o'clock atthe rooms of the association, cor- ner of 9th and G streets. Mrs, Tyler gave a girls’ luncheon on Tuesday in honor of her guest, Misa Barns, The part consisted of Miss Elena Porter, Miss Mitchell, Miss Deering, Mixes Ernst, Miss Wanamaker, Misa Tracy, Miss Vinton, Miss ham, Mise Davidge and Mrs. Dr. Loring. The table was a round one, laid with a center piece of maiden- hair fern and spikes of pink nyacinth, Each girl was given a hand bonquet of clover pinks, Mrs. Calderon Carlisle gave a ballon Mon- day night in honor of her guest, Miss Cooly, On next Monday night Mra. Mandeville C: lisle will give an entertainment, The grand military ball that was given at the National Rifles’ armory last night by the ofticers of the army and navy was one of the finest, in spectacular effect, ever given The stage was set with stacked arms and palms, pieces of ordnance were placed about the » Which was smothered in draperies of flags of all the nations. A military band of twenty pieces furnished music for the evening’s program, which lasted until 3 o’clock this morning. Mrs. Wilmerding, daughter of the Secretary of the Navy, and Sire. Carey, the niece of Secretary Proctor, received the guesta, The company presented a glittering, glisten- ing appearance. The officers, in all the gorgeous- ness of full dress uniforms and sabers, with a number of officers from other cities and the city troop of Philadelphia, were present, The ladies’ gowns were the most beautiful of the season, and the supper comprised every dainty known to the caterer’s art, and it was served with an abundant flow of champagne. Mrs, John G. Womble of Virginia, formerly Mrs. P. J. Gordon of thie city, is om a short visit and stopping at the Strathmore Arms. Mrs. Representative Haugen of Wisconsin will receive at the Belmont on Friday, assisted by Mrs. J. G. Wombie of Virginia, nee Mra. P. J. Gordon, Mrs. and the Misses Huyck will hold their last formal Thursday this afternoon, Gen. and Mrs, Payne have issued invitations Mrs, Payne will be Lee, Mrs. Eppa Hunton, Mrs. Arthur Payne, Miss Payne, Miss Aldrich, Miss Walthall and Miss Lyons, Mra. John Keyworth and Mrs, Wm. R. Key- worth will be at home Fridays during February. Mr. and Mra, 8, Jackson are at home to their many friends, 924 D street southwest. Miss Lulie Lyons, 1138 Connecticut avenue, is confined to her room with aseverely sprained ankle, the result of a fall on the stairs at Mra, and Miss Quay’s last week, Mra, Gen, Paul and daughter, Mrs, Lieut. Hosley, were in town yesterday and today from Annapolis, Miss Mary Lucretis Dearing, one of the handsomest girls in the southern coterie in Washington three winters ago, was married at her home in Lynetburg on’ Tuesday to Mr. Frank Patterson Christian. Dr. and Mrs. Kaiph Walsh, New York ave- nue, invited a number of friends last night to meet Miss Charlotte Crabtree (Lotta). Prof. Williams avd Prof. John O. Russell rendered several fine selections on the banjo and guitar. Among the guests were Justice and Mrs, Lamar, Mrs. Fitzhugh Coyle, Dr. and Mrs. Golds- borough, Mra, Justice Bingham, Miss Patton, Mra. and Miss Walthall, Miss Smith, Miss Phe- nix, Mr. and Mrs, Weightman, Mrs, Carleton of New York, Mr. and Mrs, John E, Beall, Misa Chandler, Mr. and Mrs, Jobn A. Baker, Mr. aud Miss Davidge, Dr. Magruder Muncaster, Frailey, Mr. Charles Frailey, Dr. and Mrs, Price, Mr. and Mrs, Ayres of Boston, Hon. Mr. and Mrs, Charles H. Gibson. Hom Mr, Mrs. McCreary, Dr. and Mrs, Lloyd Magruder, Mrs. and Miss Cabell, Mrs. Stewart, Miss Black- burn, Mr. Rich. N. Brooke, Gen, and Mrs, Black, Mrs. Judge Hoge, Br. and Mrs. William C. Hill, Dr. Wilbam Sprigg, Dr. and Mra, Col- lins and Mr. Minor. The Eagle social club gave ite fourth com- plimentary hop at the Schuetzen park hall last night. The popularity of the club was attested by the large attendance, Mra, Barton D. Jones and Miss Jones will not receive tomorrow, A surprise party was given last night to Mr. German songs, Among those present were Mrs. Dean Southworth of Boston is visiting Miss Ada C. Burch, 2210 I street northwest, —oe— The Sierra Snow Blockade. The rotary plow, which bas been making a ig fight in the Sierra mountains towatd rais- maining near Cascade, The plow had been working for fifteen days continually, and it was thought that the big machine would hold together uutil the road was cleared, but the strain was too much and it was completely dis- abled when only 200 yards of suow bank re- Sacramento and night, uader double pay, to clear away the re- Was sent west from Reno Tuesday Fg ut Cinco, died at e mountains four days doctor, went to his aid on snow shoes, but ar- rived too late to save his life and he was buried ina snow drift, His was removed from y and taken to Sac- ramento on a special train. ~~ ee Lucky for Christopher. From the Wheeling Intelligencer. Fair or no fair, the fact remsins that Colum- It is fortunate that ‘this cannot be referred to a committee, ———— cee ; Day of the New York club, reported to the | board yesterday that he had arranged with ex- Judge Howland, counsel for short stop John M. ‘and | difference! We have vo! SHOOTING STARS. FOR A NAVAL RESERVE CORPS, If 8 rooster were as big as his crow, » whole The Proposed Adjunct to the District family could live on him for six months, First Tramp: “Hello Tom doing any thing Second Tramp—indignantly: “What do you take me for?” Mrs. Hydsenpelta—at telegraph office: “I'm looking for a capable dispatch; has one been Perceived at this office today for me?” Clerk—confused: “I don’t quite understand you madam.” Mrs H—with warmth: ‘I asked for a capable dispatch, sir. My daughter went to Europe ten days ago and she said she would telegraph to me as soon as she landed) Do I make my meaning oblivious to you, sir?” The political party motto is, “‘A place for everybody and everybody in a place,” That House Rule is peculiar, When s member's in his chair, Which controverts the actual. And says he isn’t there, {From “Fact versus Precedent” a metrical romance by Thomas Bruised Reed of Maine.) Thg breeze in the House appears to be some- what revolution-airy. With millionaires in the Senate and revolu- tionaires in the House, the country at large will have to fall back on its National sirs for com- fort and consolation. Children ask such unexpected questions that the little imps become veritable in-terror-gatora to their elders, “My business pays as it goes,” said one type- writress working rapidly by the piece at good rates, “And mine goes as it pays,” replied the other Jogging slowly along by the day at small wages, ORATION OF SPEAKER REED, Ah there Minority! My name is Reed, T. Bluff Reed of Maine, And when there is need Of doing my way, I'll do it again! Icome not here to talk, Everybody else wants to do that, So I'm a monopolist of action! I'm at the bat, And if you want to put me out, You had better roost on the fence For high bails! Oh fair minority, Do not gnash your teeth! I come from a state Where they chew their gum, And teeth gnashing puts my Ears on edge! Why do you kick? Grin and bear it as I used to do, When I was a humble adjunct To an eminently respectable Minority! T'm in the “mailed hand” business At present and I’m going to Rule the House with ruleless power Until we can do better! Desperate diseases require The tyrant’s heel, And I would firmly but modestly Call your attention to ‘The size of my foot! But I am growing personal, The House will please Come to order! MUSIC IN THE HOUSE, They've got the “Razzle Dazzle” gress They are having quite a wild and woolly run, And “McGinty” will be putting on bis “White Wings” When they come around to “Johnny get your gun,” up in Con- The minority in the House objects to the Reeding of the Rules. When Cesar crossed the Rubicon, He did not feel the need Of saying to the Romans: “My name is T. B. Reed.” [From the “Woes of the Minority” an epic by W. C. P. Breckinridge of Ky.] ———+e+—_ There Are No Infants in Hell. In Monday's debate by the New York pres- bytery on the proposed revision of the West- minster confession of faith Rev. Drs, Crosby and Van Dyke both spoke against the doctrine of reprobation, Rev. Dr. Van Dyke began one of the most striking speeches of the entire dis- cussion with Dr. Paxton’s parable about the dog which had “eat his tag” for his text. He said: “The Westminster confession a8 it now stands affixes a tag to the human race to this effect: ‘Part is consigned to Heaven and part to hell and no man can find out to which part he apes nor would it make any difference if he could.” Now, if I were an expressman I would refuse to forward a tagless dog; so I Irefuse to believe this unintelligible, impos- sible dogma, and yet my refusal mukes no for revision, Now, what is the revision to be? I am in favor of the committee’s report because it elim- inates reprobation from the confession and suggests the formation of a new creed more scriptural than the confession as a basis of union with other reformed churches, The first, the elimination of reprobation, should be done as soon as possi- ble, if not sooner, We want to get rid of repro- bation because it is superfiuor d not essen- tial even to Culvinisu, as it is not contained in any Calvinistic creed except our own and the Irish articles, formulated in 1615 only to fall into innocuous desuetude in 1635. Ante natal | damnation! No man ever died for that doc- trine. Why, then, should any one clasp it to his bosom and weep tears at the thought of | losing it, as if it had been bathed in the blood of martyrs? Such a position is like that of the old woman who said: ‘There's that blessed doc- trine of universal depravity. What a comfort it is if we only lived up to it! The Heavenly Father spreads a feast for all; is it for us to say that He refuses to let the poor sinner eat of the crumbs which fall from His table? And for what reason? To satisfy our logic? It is but measuring the mind of the Almighty with the wisdom of the seventeenth century, The doctrine is unscriptural As for the text about the potter, who ever heard of a potter making s vessel merely to destroy it? The doctrine of ante natal perdition makes the Bible a mass of contradictions. It is un- evangelical, It is in alliance today with the | anti-Christian forces of modern thought. We must be driven into pantheism and materialism unless we stand fast and say, ‘Our wills are ours.’ Reprobation is a ‘horrible’ doctrine. The adjective is not mine, but Calvin's, who pushed it to its logical conclusion and taught the damnation of infants. I don't weep for the tears shed over the destruction of part of the confession, but for the tears of the mothers who have been taught to believe that their harmless, new-born babes were torn from their breasts to be plunged into everlasting perdition; I weep for the unhappy creatures in mad houses whose light of reason has been pat out by the heresy of ante natal perdition.” In conclusion Dr. Van Dyke said: “I know not what others may do, but, as for me, I intend to keep on disbe- lieving, ignoring, and- denying the doctrine of reprobation. I intend to teach that there are no infants in hell, no limits to God’s love; that there is salvation open to all mankind, and that ‘anished but for his ownsin. Is that Before God, I don't know or care! It is Christianity!” 5 eee Lounsbery’s Bondsmen Silent. ‘The bondsmen of the suicide, Geo, H. Louns- ‘The agitation looking toward the formation of a naval reserve or a naval militia in the Dis- trict took a definite shape the other day when Representative Grout introduced, by request, a bill entitled “‘A bill to provide for s aval reserve battalion’ in the District of Co- lumbia.” This proposed measure provides that in addition to the companies of volunteer militia now authorized in the District there may be organized not more than four companies of naval militia, which shall consti- tute a battalion to be known as the naval Feserve battalion of the national guard of the District of Columbia, The officers are to con- sist of one commodore, and a staff to consist of one adjutant, with the rank of lieutenant com- meander; one Lge frye snd ove surgeon, each with the rank of licutenant; and the following petty officers: One master-at-arms, one yeo- man, one apothecary, and one chief bugler. The company organization is to consist of one Hentenant, one junior lieutenant, two en: and not leas than two nor more than six crews, each of not more than 16 officers and men. Under such an organization the entire bat- talion would consist of 88 men, 20 in each com- pany and 8 on the staff. In addition to theap Officers it is provided that the Secretary of the Navy may assign an officer of the navy to act as adjutant of the battalion, which shall also be provided with the necessary ordnance and ccdaanes stores, clothing, equipage, and sup- plies, Besides the adjutant the Secretary of the Navy is to provide, as far ae he may deem expedient, facilities for the practical instruc- tion of the battalion, and detail the proper commissioned and petty officers to assist the adjutant in the work. CO-OPERATION OF NAVAL OFFICERS. This measure is approved both by militia- men and.by naval officers as a move in the right direction. Said an officer on duty at the department to a Star reporter: “Under this bill the proposed naval reserve will be an adjunct of the District national guard, Gen. Ordway is ite earnest promoter andthe Navy department may be counted upon to sympathize fully with the movement. There is slso anumber of naval officers and ex-officers zealously interested in the project. There is every reason why the District should have an efficient protection of this sort—a re- serve corps that shall be a model to ali others, Here, under the of the Navy department, in a city where there isso much good material to draw from, it should be an easy matter to this a shining success,” SAFELY THROUGH THE SENATE. A Large Number of Nominations Con- firmed Yesterday Afternoon. The Senate in secret session yesterday after- noon confirmed the following nominations: Samuel Bailey, jr., of Ohio, assistant treas- urer of the United States at Cincinnati. Frank W. Mead of New York, surgeon in the marine hospital service. N. Wright Cuney,collector of customs at Gal- veston, Tex. United States attorneys—J. H. Wilson, enst- ern district Texas; Jesse Johnson, eastern dis- trict New York; Chas. 8. Varian, Utah; Geo. D. Reynolds, eastern district Missouri; John W. Whitcher, Nevada; John W, Herron, southern district Ohio; Walter Lyon, western district Pennsylvania; A. J. Evans, western district Texas; Frank Plumley, Vermont; Geo. ©. Sturgis, West Virginia; Chas. S. Johnson of Nebraska, district of Alaska; J. A. Connolly, southern district Illinois; Lewis Miles, southern district Iowa; J. W. Ady, Kansas; G. W, Jolly, Kentucky; Wm. Brant, eastern district Louis- ii Milton C. Elstmer, western district Louis- iana; Geo. A. Neal, westorn district Missouri; Albert M. Lea, southern district Mississippi; Chas, A, Cook, eastern district North Carolina; Morris D, O'Connell, northern district Iowa; Edw. Mitchell, southern district New York. United States marshalsa—Chas, P, Hitch, southern district Illinois; nore A, Knight, Cia district Texas; Joseph P. Wilson, idaho. District judges—Edw. T. Green, New Jersey; John §. Bugbee of California, district of AvProbate Judges—Daniel Px I rt robate judges—Daniel Page, Iron coun Utah; Geo. C. Veile, Millard county, Utal; Lars T. Edholm, Morgan county, Utah; Jas. McGarry, Beaver county, Utah; George W. Bartch, Salt Lake county, Utah; Isaac Burton, Uintsh county, Utah. Associate justice supreme court of Idaho— Willis Sweet. Registers of land offices—8. P, McCrea, Las Cruces, N.M.; Lyman P. Hotchkiss, Eau Claire, ‘Thos, ¥, Daldwin, Folsom, N.M.; J H, Bingham, Montgomery, Ala. Indian agente—Archer O. Simons, Fort Bel- knap agency, Mont.; John Fosher, Shoshone agency, Wyo.; Moses P. Wyman, Crow agency, Mont.; Warren D. Robbins, Nez Perces agency, Idaho; Everett W. Foster, Yankton agency, 8.D. A large number of postmasters were also confirmed, amoung them the following Vir- ginians: A. M. Allan, ce gl Stith Bolling, Petersburg; T. R. Campbell, Luray; R. 8. Dudley, Fulaski City; ). Foster, Fredericks- burg; T. H. Gordon, Newport News; Ambrose H. deay, Portsmouth; F. L. Shade, Norfolk; D. J. Taylor, Pocahontas; Mrs, Mary H. 8. Long, Charlottesville, A. 8. Asberry, Roanoke; J. H. Blunt, Ashland. AS VIEWED FROM THE BOX, Row Society ts Criticisea by the Coach- man. ulian “Dis hyar ‘siety makes me sick,” said a driver of a well-known society coupe to a Sran reporter a few nights ago, ‘an’ when my work is done I thanks de good Lord dat I'm black and ain't one of 'em.” “Why, what's your objection?” asked the scribe as he climbed up on the box beside him. ‘I don’ know as I kin ‘zactly figurate, it’s all "jectien. Hyar I has been a driber dese thirtty yars and durin’ dat period I bas 'served de ’aiety people mos’ 'ticularly, Dey ain't no good, ad’ ef bluster an’ ‘put on’ was what tuk folks to hebben, man, de ‘siety people would all be dar. Now we men out hyar on de box ain't ‘sposed to hear nothin’, but ef I was one of dese hyar short-arm writers and could ketch some of de conversation dat I hears it would *stoniwh you.” “Can't you give me an idea of what you asked the reporter, To do dat I don’ know whar to commence, Sides, do you recken it would pe yer?” Being assured that it would, he continued. “Dese hyar ‘ceptions is de places whar peo- ple gits talked "bout more’n anywhar else. To give you an idee, J was a dribin’ my folks awa; from s big tea (I thinks date what dey call "em) one of dem pretty days last week and de top* of de carriage was shoved back an’ I could hyar ebery thing that was said. Well, sir, fust dey tuk dis pusson and ‘scribed her dress and told some bad stories as dey had heered ‘bout ber, den efter dat anoder was pees up, ang so on till we hauled up fore a ig house on EK street. I tell yer it was skandelus de way dey talked about de pore women. But de men got it just as bad, cause dey seemed to know al "bout ‘em, Glory, how I wish for de goon old days befo’ de war. 1 was o dribin’ in hyar very city, but de people was different dem days. Yes, dere was a pow'ful defference,” continued the driver meditatively. ‘Seems ta me de people was better anyho dey didn’t puton no ‘aoe or nothin’ an’ dey didn’t talk #nd deframe dere fren’s. ‘Sides dey warn't a ruuning ebery cay an’ night to see folks dey dido’t care nothin’ "bout. It was kinder nice to work dem days, but Lord sabe yer honey, hyar comes de folks!” So straightening him- self and taking afresh hold on the rains the driver looked as sober and sedate as a judge. As they drove by the driver gave the reporter & wink,as much astosay, ‘They're at it again.” ————_—_ An Alarm Bottle for Poisons.’ From the Chicago News, A Chicago.man has invented a bottle stopper to be used exclusively for poisons, The superiority over the old fashioned article lies in the construction of the stopper. The pro- jection which enters the neck of the bot is ground glass with # small hole in one through which 8 little rod or ‘The top of the stopper is covered with s bell enclosi wheeles — are 20 hea: ie Ward, to have the latter's trial take place in | the middie of February, Cody of the Des Moines league, and who had sub- sequently signed with the Cleveland club, | considered, and the board decided that the | Cleveland club could.bold Cody. ——2oe We never hear that a singer is to | “by request” that we do not feel ring the like to ask him to prove it—Aéchison Globe, First Man—“Why did you ask Smit now to lend you a dollar? You wad sient at money this morning.” Second Man—“I have lenty now; but 1 kuew Smith was going to tae tec 0 dalle,’ —liepers Baer, [3 thet pafeht ri . When it Fg down it sin, and w I ate possible to yemove or Out first ible for a of & eal | rhiid i f __WANTED--HELP. _ WANTED—HOUSES.__ Wes sora Exhibitions, ger ea Peete ee Wy SNTED-AN PXPERIENCED W: dermaid: must bring good city rance corner #30 and Depots Sam Und noon or between 4 and’@ pa ‘ANTED— WHITER IN THE E\FNING Wi irchanes One Hest eads Bat Typensitine for, One-hour in 5i rent Box 2z5.staroffice, SSE ANTED-AT ONCE—A GOOD WHITE CUOK Apply at 1300 20th st news? OF POEs ‘3a3U-2t Wart: —WHITE BOY Years old as Footman. Apply 8 Lafayette square.* ITED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- ork in a small family, Raferences required. 504 K st. nw. ae ANTED—IF MARY BURNETT, COLORED, WHO 40 Boo OG Hed at 144 Lucha, will send ber address Reradvantages, nn be Wilt Rear of somensing° WANTED-4 WHITE WOMAN TO COOK, WASH <r ena Hron: being reference. 1316 Verment WANTED—A BRIGHT, INTELLIGENT LADY, A’ must wiiies good hand: Apply ai Rooms & 1010 F at, fecond flour. in Ww ANTED- ALLCLASSES WOMEN COORS,@10TO 960, Laund: House, Parlor and La: Maida, Seecpectees, Nurasa, tutlers, Waiters, Drivers, Kitchen and Pantry Helpatonce. DIC: 'S, 613 7th a. w. ° N pauee Pd Kitch e Ladies Maids, Waist Hands Tislian Geeks, Gertann: SS BURNHAM'S, 1110 G st, n.w. W5AkrED-To, RENT & GOOD HOUSE FUR. Bithed or in Vicinity of Government Otbee. Addreee Witt verdes oF SMALE HOUSE OR COTTAGE, > went ic loc of Fstnw. 205 Get nw. Ee latrobe. Rent #1 b Tequired. Apply te {OR REN i THREE Koome uo fiven, 15ie FOR RENT—ROOMS. _ FS RENT—A SOUTH-FRONT TUIRD-STOR' Room, hot apd cold (weter, closet: newly sermiabed. UNFURNISHED “Poot ot rebermare ado. 3" iis ISHED COMMUN with Boer: cht ‘thon: also Table Board; best Kat nw, ‘on Second Washo see 35,000 House a Tal Apply CHARLES EARLY, 603 Lath st. OR TKADE Fo! Most Desirable yANIED-FOR IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT— Warts Bone varte of the city, Will buy at, if price is right. L- STANGARDTER, 613 15th at. 214-3 "| 228 Fst y ANTED—WE HA CLIENTS POR VEX, A Eight and Nine-room Het a the eerend from $4,000 to $8,500, prompt it ae GILBERT & 'Co., 625 Fat uw, “im ROOMS, and scout cassie Fe W: sive, ANTED—AT ONCE, Ast or 2d floor, within short tig ECS I, Mt gentleman and wite."tabie must te mol tt ack FS THREE Sou, Address Box 84, Star office, AN UNFURNISHED ROOM , distance of 14th aud ; permanent, Moom 4, 1 Per month 20 tO. 875: undresses, 3 Col nw. \WANTED—WOMEN__CooK: W aiiiiber Mase wusee RS city or away; Wait sored en ANTED-A WHITE GIRL (GERMAN Pi Cooks, W ferred) for Geuera) House Work and Cooking: Ro washiug; 810 per month. Apply 1243 Thee ow, rivera or Farm COUMBS, 926 F at. LA N’ Separate prefer to deal square, a W. W. METCALF. A WHOLE OR HALF SQUARE OR ‘Lots, northeast or southeast: should with owners direct, Send number of Jota amd price, Address AB.X, 949 = ply in own handwriting, giving experience, refer- ences and salary expected ; no personal applications en- tertained, “SARS AND COMPANY. 3030-38 WAXTED—4 Goob Cook; ONE WHO UNDER- references required. Apply at 613 13th st joo-se . ANTEDA GOOD COOK. | WASHER AND roner, with city reference, toutay at nights; wood wager 210 12th ata w. ty WARSTED—A TIDY, RESPECTABLE COLORED family; must say nightie, Apply S11 36th dene first door below bt: Jasu-zie” WANTEDUN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A SEAM stress who has served an apprenticeship with » ANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED SETTLED coi ored Woman a8 Nurse to Iufaut. The very be-t ref " pai tocharacter and habits. Saas poe ce ‘ “i ences required. Address PHAIMACY, Star office, WWANTED-EXPERIENCED SKIRT AND WAIST Wittnas ar 3-0. HUTCHINSON. 90? Fe, aves Ww WANIED-TOUNG GIKL FOR OFF must be neat and correct at figures; per week, Address D.A., Star office. nu: WASTED 4 THOROUGHLY COMPETENT LADY to Work on Subscription Listy and asist with Bookkeeping; must have best references. be good pea- man and sccurate: kno of pine -e quisite: place permanent; make application uy letter guy, wtating experience and giving references, Hi D OFINIUN CO. zt Ja! D—IN A SMALL PHIVATE FAMILS, A le Gir te do, General Housework, including E 2. : TANTED-BY A FRENCH LADY LIVING IN Writ One or two Bopete Réueste with ner ows, Starcffice. _ dazyeut® WAXED, IMMEDIATELY, “A FIRST-CLASS Waist Hand; one who thoroughly understands her bus lady 2 good price will ve ju “Mire: TRAVIS, 1823 I etme. WANTED MEN AND WOMEN—WE FURNISH directions for dolue light business that will bring ‘eas in 8100 cash n anything ever adve: 3 part of work done at tome day or evening; send 10c. Jor two satu ples aud eight specimen: iB on. Ad- Gress HOWARD & Ox Brockport, N.Y. St? WASTED CLERK COMPETENT TO vONDUCT Peusion Correspondence. Address in own hand- writing, stating experience, former employer and sal- Bry expected, PEARME Har ofice. a9" WARSIED| A Good, COLOKED WOMAN, To Do Goueral Housework for Small Family; must stay atnights, Apply 129 15th st, n.w. 320-20 ANTED-A MAN TO CaNVASS AND MANAG: Canvassers. To control all sales of the Incan- descent Light, equal to 83 candies in, Washi For terme, Kc, addres WORLD INCANDESCENT LAMP Co., Pitisbure, Pa, AND INDUSTRIONS Understands the ANTED — A SOBER White San who ‘1b nds, Care jorees, Carriages ap a . Driver; none need ‘who cannot furnish the city reierences Address Bos 11d. Star office ANTED—WE HAVE ROOM FOR TEN ACTIVE a aaen used apply fp anen parmasent exiior pare a flout gusrantecd. "EAST EADAY w HALDEMAN. Jav8-3t GOR F st. n.w., fret floor. ANTED—SEVERAL CANVASSERS TO SELL Whar teaveisof tiene M siuey ew ryady,, Call onc. D, ALDERSON, 1010 F st., and select terri- tory. ALB-5t Vy ‘A DRUG CLERK WITH THREE OR Sour vears’ Euporlonose address or oali'se 1310 King at., Alexandra, Va oe ANT 85 per day can Heal Buil ‘0. GOOD CANVASSERS, KITHER utiemen; desirable work aud $3 to made ; reterences. a Yth wt, NTED—A WHITE GIRL FOK HOUSEWORK Ab small familys Call at 470% F st. aw. J2B-° ANIED-A YOUNG MAN EIGHTERN OR D—T ‘Twenty Yearsof Age to Tend Bar und Make Him- self Generally Usetul; neat aud responsible; uo othe need apply. 921 D si, n.w. ae WJ ANTED—HELP_HOUSE WOMEN, CHAMBER: “ide, Ginn, ‘Boys snd Sober Men'for ait bua for Government positions prepared CITY WNTECLA- GENCE OFFICE, 711 Get, now, pene” NTED—WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, ‘ANaltore, “Drivers, Goschmn urves, Mai Servants of “All Kinds with Fences. TH: NEW NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 617 13th nw. 25-60" = aca oe | WASTEDWE_ WANT MonE UNIMPROVED WW SSED TED IATFLA—a GooD wax war | W Bvpertyin the ortreart teraales lage Gosia puuinies & thorugh Kuowlcdge of the Beal estate| preferred, We lave uunuber o clieuts Qesiriug prop: | ST=oe A hens ; Mobe otber need apis. | ert in that section. 5 GADSBL, 8. C. HILL, Sthand F st. nw. fe0-se | Sabet 1008 F st. 3. Brn Boou, WASTED A, FIRSLCLASE HOTEL COOK; | WWANTED-UNIMPROVED PROPERTY IN ALL | 5% Must be temperate and ateady;; fair wages parts oF immediate {uvestnent at once at 000 Othet. Uw. Ie" | Prompt transaction pricesuita T’STAROANDTIG | furniabed ANTED—A COMPETENT BOOK KEEPER. ap- | O15 15th st os W ANTED-WE DESIRE TAREE LOTS IN THE {t, wide, to cost from ro REXT—Aie or 3 We =D or Partly Furnished, two lange Sees Rocaus. large Closets. wugie or et este and ee _ NT Ro «i JOR RENT —SEOOND-PLOO Farnisived or Uufuruneheds weate wit $50 mouth ; siso featur Woon 08720 om at. me ; Price $16 per mouth. 2OR RENT—{02 137TH ST. N. F Furnixbed Koo ety and of Epent office: convenient to car and RENT—800 1)TH AT, NW. ished Koo select Table | fresh from the farm. Mrs hiaas. SOR RENT—FUKNISHED ROOM AT MODERATE Tales, culo oe two ines of Sentlemen preferred. ‘1102 New Yorkave be. It JOR RENT— NICELY Fit Bdands ond for, with or witho: rat floor from south and weet. also other wat Board. OK RENT—1016 157TH 8° on second ; weparate beds, with board. por ‘Room " th ‘exposure, steam best. 14i3 Let uw. NICKLY FURY. sui aw, bath on saine Soor Tite vithoat a gee gad’ store bent; @12 RENT—ROOMS FIRST AND SECOND FLOO: lange ad swall , aiso T ss ‘abe Board. two bivcas depar NICELY FUK- + Products eA0-RO FURNISHED AND Hi ths each, 10 per mont {0k KENT—ONE LARGE N FUR i. thie: T1123 NW. e WELL quiet 1 St LAnGe WELL OF, park: open to TOORIN, mec x. UR + third floor Frout loo, with or without Board, location wear Pith or wit seutral Atluniron > 3CK {OR RENT 421 OTH ST, NW, FUKNISHED WANTED MISCELLANEO Us F Hoos with First Class Tabie board. near the WAXTEDCONFEDERATE MONEY, PUNCHED, | Kefereuces. ous @B Malte oF «ingle, Ses Mutilated, Foreign Coins, Broken Bauk FTE nl Bills, Old Gold "and Silver, allroad ‘at the —1017 1ST. N.W., LARGE PLEASANT NiW YORK PAWN BROKERS’ SALE STOKE, G11 % floor ;" also three Communi. Pennsylvania ave, 3030-30" on dusets, bathcas all furnuinbed WASTED — VIOLIN: INSTRUCTION. TERM Wwust reasonable. Address Vi oan. y AN’ V ana description orth w A7wi 2,500, 985,000. ‘BF. GILBERT & GO. 625 Fat nw, 4 ‘TED—TO PURCHASE A Desk a t be VIOLIN, Star dazd.- RITING with price sez DY'S jtuitable for parlor | Address, KL, Star office, Was W = Wes Borrow dress y AN or derstands the ution of Claims against the gov- JOK Ri Sauene souls tame nad ge pote AE TORNEY X., Star office. 328-3t* y ANTED—10 BUY UP PENSION reasouable ATTORNEY O., Star office. " NR WASTED H, BAUM rAYe THE HIGHEST CASH Prices tor Second-! itt Feathers. Entire 210 7th ANTED — CONSTIPATION POSITIVE cus ive remarkably fruits and vegetal cury.) Recomm: Ware's Ebbitt House Drug Store. ANTED—HOUSEHULD AND OFFICE ut N Ww et Lz Cabinets, finely finished, for @2; no, kets required, (Cut this out,) Box SU, Star of TED—EVERY LADY TO KNOW THAT SHE cap for sale from $5 up. TED-EVERY ONE DE-IRING PHOTO- tocall at the Star Gallery, 459, Pa. ave. ory TED—A GENTLEMAN HOLDING A GOOD ce, best _refer-uces and security, desires to ‘840 for Six ith liberal interest. Ad- uiunicat: bed, star ke Jazy-3t TED-TO BUY SMALL CLAIM BUSI Interest in One by verson who tuoroughiy un- Gating Kooms on third. urmianed, southern pass door. OR RENT— [824 HST: LAKor. AIRY, OOM exposure; two lives care me coat JOR KENT-TWO UNFURNISHED Roc x Fee ae: ‘FUR: D ROOMS 0! room, 1147 17th cs JOR RENT—SOUTH FRONT ROOM, FUR: Fee 4 FRONT ROOM : FURNISHED windows. Also closet . 3 on ; Caterer allowed. jazy-it T—BKIGHT, SUNNY ROOM ON THK) urpished beat and atte: 3 ran, mdance: refur- Lat aw, dave-st" T—ONE PLEASANT SUNNY KOOM A CLaIMy IN Jazd-3t or small lots at jor and have ber sewing Mac iather house by re} war sending postal to WAL 1 7th wt. hear O-st, c ina Ja27-5t or rE location Prices, 101 ® specialty. reas roi} at aw. 5 L¥ ng Clark's Coustipation Cure. This ocd Innative, eis p es. Can en treely. (Nower est phymcius, “Ayency, red by takai douule FURNI- od Et Kooms on Third Floor near 1014 Loth st. nw, vom, second floor, $10: Buck Roum, #6, communicating tor 910; best, buth and sae for two or four gentiewen. #00 10th st. aw. KENT—FOUK ELEGANT floor: two parlors; privat ruer house; south abd east fronts. bay w pen RENT—1340 Q 87. | SOK RENT—THE BERET, 1405 HST. N.W Handsome Hooms, single oF 1b suites, with private Fe RENT-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR on Beco. d Floor; also Single FOR EES T911 18TH ST. NW, HANDSOME Apartinents, single or en sui Brest or second Moors with pleasant of two or more op ths; house and jane ih eVery parlicuiar, Very moderate ae AKGE WELL. FURNISHED FRONT ‘or two ttebie BOOMS, SECOND faunly, furnibed, ; Pelerence required. 1101 ICELY FUR- ‘d Parlors and Bed Kooms; du fret, second of 3 en suite or sinle eat » other Siucle Fauily of two, J25-ut" STON, turd doors w15-1m O57 Tih st iw. | oous, Ware 3 OF MEKCHANDISE AND tore Fistuive: cash and fair value, th, bemt atten 15-1m_ - 630 Kast bw. ard specialty. Wy ANTED—LADIES, TRY “ORANGE BLOSSouS | —————— Ww “"Bood ples free. Mire'F. A. BAILEY, Gen Ayt, 317A ne. 3810-1 ‘AN W Aictece Winter au box PKICE'S Stables, 31 $ miles from city. ‘CLARK, Ma. Sure cure for female diseases ; also Puriber," cures Meturia; 100. Dr. McGill's doves $1; sstu- D | HORSES TO — 16th st. nw. ‘Terms $10 per mouth. 0. H im* ELP — KEEPING a 3 VES . ‘Fable Goods, 20c. per pound 17ec. per pound, Warrubted not to get etronz Dutier dees) ior oue month, oF ~-Dou't take any thing that js “Just as good as berib- which TED—1RY SCRIBNER. BEST BUITER- Goods, sae "but get. WM: © SCKIDNIK Som. 3 ie ». My os is CLEANING AND mode over, Furnity ~ jes Stesmed, and Mothe De- F.L.YUUNGS, 1492 Pa.ay, Telepbone 1008-2 MONEY TO LOAN. Moses TO LOAN REAL ESTATE Ate and 6 per cent. CHARLI bat Key at store, 1531 Lath at, F° 1518 Fst aw, ae R RENT — STORE, CONCRETED stable and several d) Mass. ave. and 6th stn. 7OR KENT_THAT DESIKAD ‘st. D.w. ; @00 per month or OK KENT—STORE .w.,close w mouth tu advance. FOR RENT_OFFICES. dal-lm _FOR RENT—FLATS. _ ROK, RENT-PURNisHED . D-FOR UNEXPIW Plat in The Portland. 3. FINKE & 324 F at. \HOUSE 1331 14TH sT room, #25 per me uw. - ‘and STORE 802 71H Vease for a torus of W. HANDY, 921 F st. ow, AND HOUsE, Sia G1H ST. in ‘Music bell eras ti3 ee . E. EDMONSTON, OY Sth wt mw, RE HOUSE 218 107i STREET, and W saat 3 203 = EAE ; — St | 1-0 RENT—FIRST-CLASS DOUBLE UPFICESON ONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL BUMS | F'Pitat and Second Floste ties went ees ON cn ayiroved real estate security at >and 8 per Kvtcuen ai S98 Inaiaiave Viaie cent; ci moderate,” KHL LEL fits ese oe __3 on See 30k RENT—DI OFFICE ROOMS, 613 F ONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AP-| Fsth aie nice fur deutist or physician, proved Keal Estate Security, tange amountes | AT. COUMBE, 3425 5.1. eet rts Od snpiminies tp ro a JOR RENT—OFFICE B00! ANTED — DUNDORE’ reau, conducted by white ORES EMELOYMENY ‘BU. ‘Iadies—Men and Women ‘and colored, for al! kinds of domestic labor, en ith references, "hemoved to 709 Lak’ u. w. NTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, a POSITION AS ‘Can Paper.fol ‘e Aridrens Mos . Star office. Jaty-3t* WNTED BY A REBEECTABLE WHITE GIRL, A h Place to do General Huusework in a Pr.vate — y- at 136 G st ne, best of references given, 2. Awd y ANTED_BY. AN OLD-TIME YIRGINTA, MAM- A tion ase Nurse for Yo amy, 8 Position a aren a ie Let pat ANTED—ALWAYS GO TO DICK’R AGENCY FOR im Nurses, Laundrese, Walters: Kitebon ads Som, Launareon We H Hees references, 613 Tthet. nw. iv TANIED—A YOUNG MAN IN ONE OF THE Ww ae with time to himself after 4, desires work of some kind for which be will Compeluation; work from Congressiiau dress E.M-H., Star office. sabi 'TED—BY EXPERIENCED LADY'S MAID, pn aah eo family. Address E.L.’ Btar office. Je3U-2t' :D— WO COLORED WOMEN, ONE W t2 door and uns crner ne Cusmbertnnid or Musas in the same house. Cail or address 1008 23d st n.w.* WANTED—AT HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS Tan, Butjera, SAML A: COOMBS, O20 Fat iw. 5n 2 ee eee ee ‘ED—! A, RESPECTABLE COLORED ‘Sins Plasgas Chamtermaid stp do Blas Bee ing ina private femily.: Medes Star ofises ae WEAXTED PostviON BY-A FIRST-CLASS CAB. and ture Ui rt best references; suitable tor Radtess A. BEAUVERD. 2210 Cleveland ave, 3a30-2t* ANTED—A @1,000 CLERK IN TRE TREASURY W Asvercrsent wishes Exchange Situations with partmel clerk of same in the Pension office, (gents Saly) Addrem Box 06. Star office “eae ANTED—BY 4 LADY, A POSITION aS TYPE We iter Copyist; Remington machine at 41571 ot Dew, ly ANTED—A SITUATION BY A GERMAN GiRt <= On BY eS {eso Sgpere ieee Tw. azote ‘ED—A YOUNG TWENTY-THREE years of age, o°caat, for s permanent position paying 690% month Address Joa Be Star ofioe, age EACHER IN URGENT NEED OF cut Nui Make Meret Usetal ft Any Tl ployment BSH orouptlys good rvterencen ‘Sires’ SEACH W {ssruands her business Gomi Oke o Pesition oo Dglent to uke the entre charwe- Addr ik eee WASTED PE two SISTERS ¢ p str. family. "A: FREEMAN, 1709 8. X- ave. ew. SEO" PR EAL ESTATE INVESTMENT, SAFE AS SIX PER CENT, PAYABLE QUARTERLY, U. 8. BONDS. IN SUMS $100 TO €1,000. NT_FUR! ght Corner Low fours 225 3 ob wikteke 13 Fa ED OFFICE Ol DESK Boom. 79 Corcoran building. SMALL PREMIUM CHARGED, ‘Motiny. raeaday sod RENT_HALLS. __ $ HALL. 810 F Uday OVERS Apply to loom 26, 802 F st. aw. __FOR RENT-STABLES._ Fe RENT—N. EW STABLE. TWO STALLS, roux wed 5 Ve Pocus abd alb #10,000-T0 LoaN FOR 3,000 009 ON REAL ESTATE. oR RE: 300 tis _THos. x waccaMaN._| ihastietan” WE HAVE, MONEY 210 LOAN AT ALL TIMES 3030-3" sud bo delay beyond time to prepare papers, if | — arity i» good, DEEBLEY DAVis & CO. “alike OY PERNA So Fat naw WV OSEY To LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT PROM ‘8500 upward) ea real estate _ ee eT WARMER & CU., tet 63-2m 16 F ete nw. | Woden wupre ON M Te] life insurance. years, Mf NEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO Bi 6 per cent, on D, C. real estate ale proved. ity. specialiy. Also, a» Agents of the United Security lueurauce Co. of P! EY TO LOAN Al LOWEST RATES ON AP- ‘Keai Estate Securit a sums with, ia on iustailment plan, with or OS or 20 or 83; m, ‘estate socurtt) FHANK T. GAWLINGS, 150: Che Arlington F ments to rum o, 1 Fen siti e BON. 1ezz Fst. ire Ins. Co.'s office.) “yw M PARKER, 1418 Fat, rates of ae 411-30 ‘EY TOLOAN ON KEAL ESTATE AT LOWEST GARENBES S'S. Baukere. z 1300 F stn. BUSINESS CHANCES. __ TED—A PARTNER (SILENT PREFERKED) and Small Jol TN rates, ; oom Flour; al fi an ington boves Line repaired and Market” Good hand Furnit and Tiousebulds 's specialty, "Address | I ‘Bocx Clark: be tak Power | doutl ded by uns, “Awency, | os ‘erates w. ir wi 0! Al Beard if demred wily Ee ©. ALL, daca Bo. xn Of Lease, © Lange @ Summers Special an. : RENT. 388- } rooms. 2b Price eet K-49 ae wood the T—8TOl 5 Fish Aisle), My peirous when ir orders. in envel- welling Focus, is ters addressed to F oo = seam monly FT ARLES Lincol red Kauirensd abbas thers. renovated, ate, month,” Inquire 920 La. ave, near Fa. Paper W. i to'X. BUNCH. ies n i Di ‘aud ‘Koom PO ty Halls F ESTA 30" wecond and third ana F Xo security. Carriages. ake imoderu L — Large amounts ye | wouch, thou —, S100 O00. oFi%2Mectinsh of 5BNe | SUNT cen ee aa ode) ‘Retail “GOOD BOUIN EN IN WEST WASHINGTOR, Gismce for s little inoney. = fs 22, rent )\§ ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS To 5 ie OM REAL office. hit = ee oe Manns jerity in Washington city. Beaaay. JOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF FAILING HEALTH SE EB ad TE vi proprietor, ome of the Beat-ostabuliabed Hoteia ta ONEY TO LOAN ON C grees BONDS, GOUD —— bent 5 — i aie: MiCotosratt Paver ad Ee DEMPSEN,” | toISHAEL G ADAMS & OO., Real hatate and ‘40-3m Tai4 New lorkave, { Building, Atlan jeao-a % FROM WN AN, EST. kD Whi UR MOAN, AN oUat aca uauseraty: | Lwisbes to Becure « Partuer. fu s geattenon ot ACKER & GADSEL, LOUS F etn. suility with «email tal ivral velo wilt adie we Address FLOURISHING, Star office. en tag Rk grog | Ye ot c irocery store, 1221 SUN. 137 ¥ ixmendoaias << LB BUMKET, 1227 7eh at. nw, ONEY TO LOAN s. 1B. WALKER, NOTARY PUBLIC. M°**}x'Scki From 9500 UPWARD, Jo Dealer in, Heal Battes Houses AT THE LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. oc? ne. R. O. HOLTZMAN, Corner 10th and F sts nw, MSdn knpeoved fea Estate Secaritr, tn Districtat “ol? ‘unis desired, wt lowest, ‘Taos. J. FISHER & 00. 1324 F st. nw, we. 0 eetate seourity. EY TO LOAN sang Mh See es area ivaLia avenue, ONEY AN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST. vines enseh He. ‘at lowest rates of interest ; no be a C. GREEN, 303 7th st. nw. WASH'S av24 Successor to DANEN HOW! iY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ATLOW- Mo 5 Fat. ERBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D. G, FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS OR Eres: Ser cae oS Lear T= 736 ¥ ot aw BOARDING, B St... W 4nteD-70 BUY UP at