Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1890, Page 2

2 THE EVENING STAR: SOCIAL MATTERS. Wanamake: rs Cabinet Dinner— Teas and Receptions, Mr. The Postmaster General and Mrs. Wana- maker gave a state dinner last evening in honor of the President and Mrs. Harrison. the Vice President and Mrs. Morton, the cabinet minivters and their wives and other invited ts. The table made as pretty a picture, in form and decoration, as one could possibly imagine. ‘The table was round and the artic. tic decorations were in wnite and green. The centerpiece was a mass of French white lilacs im an oval vase, which rested Ye & silver mmmed mirror. About this, t upon the eloth, was laid a circle of cut b ew of the valley and outside of that acircle of maiden hair ferns. Around the table were four high vases filled with Marguerites and lilies of the valley fringed with ferns, Across the cloth were strewn fronds of fern, and the cloth below the board was festooned with asparagus vines. The jets and boutonniers were composed of white violets and lillies of the valley, and the former were tied with white rib- bons. The white tapers burned in silver candelabra under white shades. There were no wine glasses on the table. The elabo- rate menu was served without liquers. The company proceeded to the dining room in the ——— order: The President escorted Mrs, Wanamaker and the Postmaster General Mrs. Harrison. The Vice President gave bisarm to Mre. Platt and Mrs. Morton was taken out by Chief Justice Fuller. The Speaker of the House walked with Mrs. Miller, wife of the At- — General, and ex-Senator T. C. Platt was assigned the care of Mra. Fuller. Secre- tary Windom walked with Mrs. Keed, Attorney General Miller with Miss Ida Thompson, Secre- Tracy with Mrs. Hale, Secretary Noble wth Mrs. Rusk, Secretary Rusk with Mrs, Tracy, Senator Hale with Mra. Windom, Mr. Joba W. Thompson with Mrs. Noble, and the two guests of the family, Mra, Wm. H. Brown of New York and Mrs. Rodman Wanamaker of Philadelphia, walked together. Soft music by a hidden orchestra was played during the ser- vice of the dinner, and afterward there was a delightful musicale for the dinner guesta. No after dinner company was invited for the even- mug. Mra. Wanamaker wore a a prin- cease dinner dress of silver silk, em- broidered with pearls. Mrs, cetse wal ara biue toilet of silk and tulle. and Mrs, Rodman Wanamaker was daintily attired in white faiile. ‘Teas were in process all over the city yester- day. One of the gayest was that given by Mrs. Tyler of I street in honor of her guest, Miss Barnes. The hostess stood within the heavily curtained doors of her first arawing room to receive her guests, with a Japanese screen at ber back and Miss Barnesat her side. Mrs. Tyler was im a becoming toilet of white silk anze, embroidered in wild flower bouquets in Jieate colors. Miss Barnes, who is a graciou: and a gracefal girl, was in & demure gown of brown silk, with some changeable purple lights upon it and some paneis of brown velvet were im the drapery. ‘Ihe bodice was cut out in a Lady Jane Gray pattern. Mrs. Gould, in a rich gown of wine colored velvet and lace, made and poured tea in the drawing room. In the ‘second room Mrs. Barney, in a toilet of white embroidered mule, pre- sided over a small table where a sherry service was spread. Mrs. Dr. Loring and Mrs. John A. iodgers presided in the dining room, where a superb collation was spread. The rooms were softly lighted by @ number of shaded lamps. Mrs. Isaac Henderson of New York and her daughter. Mra. Carbaugh, gave one of the most eujoyable teas of the season yesterday at their home, No. 1612 Rhode Island avenue, from 4to7. The suite of rooms were lighted with lamps and graced with cut flowers. tall lies and fragrant roses, and a few musi- cians im the second drawing room Gilead the house with music. Mrs, Henderson received her guests atthe door of the first drawing room ina tasteful toilet of white ottoman silk shaded by black thread lace. Beside her stood Mrs. Carbaugh in a pretty gown of white embroidered mall, with fuil sleeves of polka-dotted white net. Miss Harriott Hutchinson, in a gay dress of crimson silk aud black uncut velvet was a helpful and charming assistant to the hostesses. Mrs. Frost | wore a dress of wood brown silk. Mrs, Frey, who | i# a sister of Mra. Henderson, was in black net and lace, very effectively worn, and she pre- sided over the coffee. Miss Edith Soule. in blue tulle, served the punch; Miss Gouverneur, in a blue gray toilet, was oue of the hostesses, and Mrs. Mackay of New York, who is a guest of the house, attired in red silk, was introduced to the guests, Atte: hot oysters and conf had @ center piece of La France roves and was lighted with candies capped by Persian shades. Mrs, and the Misses Preston extended their usual Friday afternoon into a charming tea yesterday. Dr. and Mrs. Kindleberger entertained a host of their fricnds at @ tea yesterday afternoon, and Mrs. Leech also gave a tea. Mra. Senator Aldrich gave a beautifal tea yesterday at her rewidence, No. 912 19th street, to introduce her beautiful and accomplished daughter. Mrs. Aldrich was assisted in re- ceiving by Senator Aldrich. In the dining room coffee, chocolate aud other refreshments were served. Buck of the dining room a small conservatory opened,and to the rear of that wi a hall room,where » band of music played dur- img the reception. Mrs. Aldrich was baud- somely attiredin a gown of crimson silk, and | the debutante was ina white toilet. Among the guests were Mrs. and Miss Rusk, Assistant Secretary and Miss Batcheller, Mrs. Pugh, Sen- stor and Mrs. Manderson, Miss Voorhees, Miss Dahigren, Miss Harlan, Mrs, Morrill, Miss Swan, Mrs. Cockrell, Mrs. Bayne, Miss Herford, Lieut. Eldridge, Mise Lowery, Mr. Woodbury Lowery, Mr. William Acklan, Mra. Pierce, Miss Pierce, M. Roustan and Mra. Story. The dancing class was beautifully entertained last evening at the residence of Caief Justice | Fuller. The drawing room and library were decked with cut flowers and potted palms, and thrown together formed a ball room ample to | accommodate the class. Supper was served in | the dining room at midnight. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs, Russell Harri- son, Mrs, Bates and Mrs. Martindale, Mr. and Mrs. Barney, Miss Sherman, Miss Win- dom, Miss Wanamaker, Miss Morgau, Miss Davidge, Miss Fleming, Miss Boardman and her guest, Miss Harris; Miss McMillan, Miss Myer, the Misses Condit Smith, Miss Mitchell, | Mrs. Handy, Mise Brooke, Mise Mullan, the Misses Preston, Miss Noble, Miss Deering, Miss Harlan, Miss Edie, Miss Bancroft, Miss Moore, Miss Berry, the Misses James, the Misses Williamson, Mr. Jesup Blair, Mr. Jas. Morrill, Mr. Wim. Acklan, Mr. Mr. Davidse, Mr. Geo, Hellen, Mr. Paul Andrews, Mr. McKee, Mr. Pas Mr. Chilton, Me. Montgomery Blair, Mr. Tee, Mr. Cunningham. Mr. Brice, Dr. hath, Hosmer, Mr. Kedfern, Mr. Pope and Mr. Bulk. ley. Admiral and Mra. Harmony leave the city teday for s month's absence in the south, Mra. J. C. Breckinridge and Miss Breckin- ridge will give » tea at No. 1314 Connecticut avenue on muday at So'clock. Miss Breckin- bg who is « favorite in social circles here, leave next week for Kentucky, where she will assist as bridesmaid at the marriage of a friend and afterward will make a visit at West Powt. Miss Breckinridge wishes to entertain | ber young unmarried friends before leaving the city, as she will probably not return befure the end of the seasou. The ladies of Capitol Hill will be at home and also the ladies at the navy yard. On Tuesday Miss Voorliees gives an at home from 4 to 7 o'clock at No. 1909 N street, the home of Senator Voorhees. Mrs. William C. Whittemore is at home to her friends at No. 1900 17th street on Tuesday. The wives and daughters of Kepresentative are at home. Mrs. Webb of K street will hold her first day at | home on Tuesday, aud Miss Melcher and Mr. Slater will be wedded at the Church of the Re- formation at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. J. G. Carlisle will hold her closing reception for the season on ‘Tuesday afternoon and hopeson that day tesce | all her triends. On Wednesday, besides the cabinet houses, | many private homes will be to callers, | Mra, sud Miss Burdette of Vermont Fg | will give © tea from 4 to 7; BMrs. W. Koss | et at Jae 1505 Caroline place, will receive; = is at home to her friends; oy Pa Baxter will see her frieuds at | No. 1216 lith street; Mra, Frank P. Gross keeps Wednesdays for seeing ber many friends at No. 1337 Q street; Mrs. and Miss Dahlgren are also at home on this day; Miss Hutton and Mr. Houser will be married in the evening. On Thursday the President and Mrs, Harri- son will give the third and fina! state dinner of the season in honor of the justices of the Su- freme Court. The ladies of the Senate receive Mra. J. H. Sole is at home to callers. Mra J. M. Wilson of 1 street and Miss Wilson will see their friends, and Mra. Ross W. Browne gives a reception to the ladies of the Bistorical society to meet Gen, and Mrs. J. C. Black from 5 to 11 oclock. On Friday there will be ates at the Wash- ington hospital for fundli Mra. Dr. P of Lith street wili hold he: afternoon | ception of the season. Mra Jules Guthridge, | Mra. Lieut. Clover and Mrs. John M. Farqi continue to receive, and Mrs. Seaton ‘Sons, at 1713 Ruode Island avenne, will hold her first Friday at home in the month. The Secretar; of the Navy and Mrs. oe dine the dent and Harrison in the evening. On paturday Mrs. Harrison will bold her second drawing room at the White House from The date for the cotillon thatis to be chap- eroned by Mrs. McKee aad Mra. Richardson stant. Mr. Fred Poor will lead german. Mr. and Mra. D. Jackson are at home now Mr. and Mrs. E. Kurtz Johnson, 1600 Massa- chusetts avenue, have iteued cards for a o'clock. Miss Agnes M. Kennedy and Miss Littleton Mra, Ingalls’ ‘parlors at the Elsmere were well | 4 filled afternoon. = was assisted by Ce Miss Townsend of “Ohio, the the Misses Pomeroy of Boston A very pleasant Progressive euchre party was c= last nij tight by Mrs. Kiggins at her resi- were Meas and Mrs. Shuey, Mrs. Gardiner, the Misses Badgely, Smith, Bain, Kerr, Parker, Misses Kiggins; Mesers. Butler, Jones, Hodges, Mecnice, my Kiggins, Coliaday, O'Neill, e first prize resulted in a tie between Miss Katie Phelps and Miss Kerr, which was decided by = ‘ize was won by Mr. Jones. Miss Bain ir. Kiggins were successful competitors k of refreshments and ing until a late hour. be at home Saturdays in February. On Satur- day the 8th, she will be assisted in receivin; bn Parker of Buffalo and othe: Miss Luta Iden of Hamilton, Va, is visiting ington, Mrs, Win. Oscar Roome and the Misses Roome o'clock until 10 p.m., 1317 street. The marriage of Mr, Wm. H. Manogue and take place at Trinity Church Georgetown) on the 1th of February. = J Lucas and Miss McLaran, will receive on Thurs- days at the Shoreham instead of Tuesdays. day February 3, but will on the following Mon- y- Greene's tea Monday. so will not be at home, but will receive the following Mondays. Monday, Dr. and Mrs. Hamlin will not receive on Mondays of February. Mr. and Mrs. E. Heidenheimer have issued daughter Sara and Mr. Joseph Kobler, Sunday evening February 9, from 7 to 10 p.m., at 607 I 3 to 5 o'clock. Cloves has been set for the 10th in- at 924 D street southwest. tion Thursday, February 6, from, 9 until inom Monae will receive with Mrs. Daniel W. Ede- yesterday her daughter, Miss Ethel, ihe Mee Brow, |B ford. —— lence, Wf street, Among those present Miss M. E. fora ge Katie Phelps and the Cody and Graham. contest for the ladies’ Peres 2 in Miss Kerr's favor. Thegentlemen's ey the booby prizes. After ples the party Mrs. Dr. J. B. Ten Eyck of 1601 O street will Mrs. L. A. Crandall, Mra, a F. Hort, the Misses Skinner. 9002 P street, West Wash- will receive their friends on Thursdays from 8 Miss Lizzie McCaffrey has been announced to Mrs. Chas. McLaran and her daughters, Mrs. Mrs. Senator Moody will not receive on Mon- Misses Kondrup will assist at Mrs, Gen. Mrs. R. F. Pettigrew will not receive on Monday, but will be at home on subsequent cards for the wedding reception of their street. Mrs. S. Manger of 12th street northwest has | moved to 1636 17th street. Mrs, Sallie Dillon of 1325 T street northwest will be at home to her friends Tuesdays, Mrs. Hosea Townsend of Colorado has re- turned trom New York. Both her son and daughter will spend the Easter vacation in Washington. Mrs. Townsend will receive the first two ‘luesdays in February at 941 K street. Miss Emma Post of New York is visiting Miss Ada Carmen of Q street. The Norwood Literary Society will be ad- dressed tonight by Mr. B, H. Warner and b: the Hon. Horatio King. Mr. and Mrs, Cabell have invited # pumber of guests to grace the occasion. , ‘The Unity club will be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Cabell Wednesday evening, February 5. The feature of the occasion will be an ad- dress upon Central America, to be delivered by | amember of the Pan-American congress, Owing to the continued illness of Mra. Belle B. Bond of Boston her customary visit of sev- eral weeks to this city this season has been in- definitely postponed. Mra. George E. Emmons of No. 1343 L street, a charming hostess, gaye a delightful dancing party last evening in honor of her sister, Misa Ada Smith of Westminster, Md. The parlors were handsomely decorated and brilliantly lighted. The guest repaired to the dining room at 11 o'clock, where an elegant collation was served, after which dancing was continued until » late hour. There were present the Misses Thomson, Mr, and Mrs. Padgett, Misses Parker, Miss Young, Mr. and Mrs. Rheems, Mrs. Thomson, Miss Hall, Miss Fowble, Miss Walbach of Baltimore, Capt. Smith, Mr. Dekinight Mr. Greenwell, Mr. Miller, Mr. Young, Mr. Myers and many others, Mrs. Lester gave a german at her handsome residence on I street last night. The beautiful ball room was a picture of flowers, pretty faces and elegant toilets. A tempting repast was served during the =< Among those pres- eut were Gen. and Mrs. Whittington, Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mra, Mason, Misses Clara Williams, Florence Whittington, Mildred Hamilton, Marie Lester, Eleanore Brown, Rose Palmer, Mamie Thompson and Lillian Williams, Judge and Mrs. Palmer, Messrs. L. W. Mason, Robert Harris, C. J. Palmer, Alan Lewis, Louis C, Justice, Will W. Miller and Lieut. H. M. Hobson. ‘Mr. L. C. Justice led the german, the figures being very pretty. Mrs. Senator Pierce and daughter will not re- ceive on Monday, but will be at home to callers as usual on the following Mouday at 201 North Capitol street, Virginia ig furnishing her quota of charm- ing young ladies to add to the gaiety of the capital this winter. Among the latest addi- tions are Misses Belle Perkins and Mary W. Lewis of Richmond. Miss Lewis belongs to the celebrated Virginia family of that name. She a < resent the guest of her aunt, Mrs. John bler Smith, 1836 13th street northwest, ss ladies of the Irvington will receive on Tuesdays in February from 8 to 5. Miss Leila Combs, 1311 20th street, invited a number of friends last night to meet her guest, Miss Newman of St. Louis. Among those pres- ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Hatch, Me. and Dooley, Mr. and Mrs. Baber, Lieut. and Mrs, Holcombe, Mra. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs, Beebe, Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh, Misses May Larr, Annie bryun, McCalmont, Wileox, Holcombe, Messrs. McCalmont, Keith, White, Taylor, Fife, and Lieut. Bryan, The Harmer, Harmer-Reeside tea, which takes place Monday next from 8 to 6, has awakened great curiosity in social circles, The receiving La Beare the two accomplished hostesses will as assistants others well known tofame, The crowning event of the day will be the debut of a young “thorn” of the masculine type, who has concluded that the society “birds” have had matters of er kind altogether too long their own way. grave and most distinguished man outside ant family has promised to be Sponsor on this 9o0- cusion; and if the young man’s courage does not fail at the last moment; a new social inno- vation will be introduced and a great society triumph be accomplished. The floral ra tions will be unique, the music from sweet Italia’s shore, and nothing will be left undone to make this one of the crowning social events of the season. The Misses Camak will receive their friends at the Richmond on Monday. Miss Hattie Poultney of Baltimore is visiting them. The Wednesday cotillion will take place at the Buckingham Monday evening, February lnstead clon Wednesday, as formerly. ‘ Miss Koones, Mrs, James Buchanan, Mra. Florence K. Solger and Mrs. Dr. H. C. Thomp- son will receive on Monday at 941 M street, Miss Eugenia Stone, daughter of Dr. C.G. Stone, gave a charming dauce at her home, “Media Villa,” Brightwood, last ome The guests were received by Mra. and Miss Stone, | Assisted by Miss Lenore Stone and Miss Ada Nelson of Frederick, Md. A delicious Fen pnd was served at llo'clock; then again resumed until after midnight, Mrs. L, G, Hime of Prospect Hill will be at home to her friends Fridays in February, ex- cept February 7, Mrs, A. G. Wilkinson, 1526 K street, will not receive Monday, Fouceecy bus that day for making M ‘Monday it a aie Rev. Dr. and Mrs, Bartlett have gone to Brooklyn and New York for a week. Dr. Bart- lett will preach for Dr. Talmage on Sunday. The ladies of the Historical Society met yes- =o. ane at Mrs. Horatio |. A. 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WASTED-10.% KENT BY THE 15TH OF MAK or earlier, ® $ix or Seven-room House in good condition between Zthand 12th sta, and Maryland wve, sa, with particulars, GOOD TENANT, star once: sus1-2t* ANTED—TO KE GOOD HOU: Pe nithed or unfurnished, tn vicinity of G bd Address, with particulars, Bitar offer WaAnzeD A SMALL HO Ol with side lot; state lowest price: wive location and number. Address K.A.Y., Star office. 380-98" ANTED—FOR TMMEGI ATE INVESIM Desirable Houses in all. parts of the city, Will at once if price is right. "L- STAKUARD TER, ba 6b Tihs, 'E HAVE CLIEN to. $5,501 Wiarare malted BY. Sinehier Sco. rompt purchase if be Fa hw. jell Ww five, a one as se to Robe x arcane te references, Addi: gee host veleroucen, New York or countr; Avy L119 Vermout jashington,. Wy ANTED—BY TWO COLORED M AN NTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, AGE TWENTY- uation aa, Butler iti Suall Fetnily: ress, Waiter in Hotel, Boarding House, he House; can teud furnace of 2 Congress st.n.e, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS Ws competent ments to se dress Box 4 Pnces Feathers, Entire ‘219 7th st. ». W SLiwis “ADY V Dresumabing tu alt ita bea ANTED—H. BAU ond y ANTED- 2h,th city for Brooke's Cry $5 to $00 per annum, WHO D UNDERSTANDS ches and who keeps a assistant, would, ike — eneae- w in . Termes ca 6, Star office, per “tat PAYS THE HIGHEST (CASH Wousebolds a specialty. for Sec ‘Address eS \CLS IN ALL PARI PARTS Soap “Rldreas HOGINSKT painters, 908 D ot on 11-3t* —500 CORNER W. KD | yANTED-TO RENT A RE! writer per month. MINGTON TYPE- in ood condition; rent not to exceed ae Address Kooi 20, Auantic Building. Ww WISH TO SHARE MY ROOM WITH £ reuch Gentleman to Perfect myselt in Brench dress Bo: x 124, Star office. Ja31- ANTED—SADDLE Hi BSE: MUST BEA ae one and, Ba low te price and particulars, Address CENTAUL, star Sasl-st? WAXTED— CONFEDERATE MONEY, PUNCHED, Mutilated, aud Foreign C.ins, Broken Baul Billa, Old Gold ‘and. silver, ailroad "Tickets, NiWSOuK PAWN BRORERS' SALE stvk Pennsylvania ave. Ws: ANTED—EVERY ONE ee G oe tocail at the Star Pa. ave., Galle: ciel cy Binal, "or 8: :Bo,clu Wats is@ remarkably good laxutive, bemg pre] fruits and vi eury.) Ware's Ebbitt li WwW Be sche Winire _§a15-1m AN sure cure for { iaeanes **Bood Puriter,” cures Malaria 160 doves Mra. F. A. BALLE! Dice tree. 10-1m* ANTED—HOUSEHOLD A ture of every description aud quantity. ‘D—LADIES, TRY Beng female dis D — CON: ae POSITIVELY by taking Clark's tipation Cure. This from wetabies. | Can be taken freely: hower muruended by Vest physicians. “Agency, jouse Drux Sto ____ tel D OFFICE FURNI- STOCKS OF MEKCHAND Fixtures; cash and fair vate, c. Se) K —s a Wo Dr. Moaill ald ¥, Gen, Agt, 317A ne. W W 17c. per poi butier dues) tor one mow her's" oF “all the uaa 4s tor sule ouly Center Mari sending m fer a favor ope, proper! for our mut! lous parties from openitig letters adds under penul yANTED — HORSES TO KEEP — KEEP! Horace Winter and Summers dpecialty. box PRICE'S Stables, $11 Oth st u.w. Far road, 8 miles from city. ‘Lerms $10 per mouth. O. H SLAKK, Sligo, Md. Ja8-1 v Ket (Middle of Fins Aisle), My pal ING ‘thst, or money retunded. th, ie a = that is * yt as good as Scrib- wll the szane age tie bests which 328, S20, 330, when Wits osCiapn ite 1 gers to me for Butterine, will cou- y inclosing their orders in u sealed envel- iy addressed: “this request ix necessary ual protection. Thereby warn Se me ity’ o} willing to stand or #0 on, law. Tom fall on luy merits ahd 1 insist that others shail do wo theirs. Waray Cure Them ti “ott i MUUNGS, 140 Pa-av, Lelepuons 1U0S% ANTED—EVERYBODY SUFFERING FROM Crieneye. to know thut 1 Peete to cakes Rauses ade to Heat oF W. and Moths De- ___BUSIN ESS CHANCES, $80: As much as asked; sales $45 per day. “BAKGAL Star uftice. i Fo EXCHANGE—A GOOD BUSINESS PROP! in tho West to cit dress W. R SALE—STOC WILL BUY GROCERY AND PROVISION Store; stock all fresh and will inventory Krade fur Residence Property in 1 Cy 21 Gi 1 ’ FIXTURES AND GOOD-WILL of a Merchant ‘Tailoring and Gents’ Furnishing Goods Business in a Virginia Town, where people dress well; good chance for young wan with push; none but those meaning business Led Tactory Teasous for selling. Address TAI Fe SALE—A WIDEAWAKE PAT MAD can wake at least $5,000 by buying three ents; enti btar offic Ey es | AT ‘T RIGHT nights; for 8300 cash. Address Bo: agus care, Nowiy Fur- Fa Res T-12 MASS-AVE. NE, SEVER iudow Brick House. Appi mp, JOR RENT—1340 Q ST. N.W., NICELY FUR- Pictieew santos 70m fret, second or he HERTR. Fleming Bailding, 1419 < st. fpird floors oaaery ua By — Te 4 ~ salenesisiadioa™: 20R RENT—1016 15TH 3 NW, FURNISHED tee of Rooms. first and second Store and dwell 2007 ES. Store room Ist and 4th st. now Gr 830 . % sim nw MELY FUNTRNED second and third JR RENT — TANDBO! re as py eit fed floors; — zooms Sth aud K ney StOTE Tn Abt ee 8 ingtol * 22'stos 4 Prices reasonable. 1014 Lath st we 1k — ny ‘UNFURNISHED ROOMS—127 IND, aye. Dw. floor; no tions to it housekeopine: 9 to SLO Per suite, west and esa; hath room same foo a Foe RENT-SOUTH {FRONT ROOM: FURNISHED iodo Moo Large By uci, Perfect repair: hmet: 3 oping; references; Sothern private family. ate E mat ew Jersey ave, "Woe darther Kelione Butid-n: | al eR a THEEE#TONY Bay- Wintom JOCK in Rest claws condition, all mod, 26 Sth si. nw; ovly #3 AS CAY So. ossom a ae Fe RENT—A HUSBAND AND WIFE (NO cui drew) having taken s are house would ve piessed foheves aumber Of Young Gentlemen Take Koons; (Brat-clasd); and to @ club of six OF more re id 8 xood home, Address Z., Star office. Fe RENT—1730 H 8T.. NEAR METNOPOLI- ten club, Two Large Connec with or te SUTT, 1446 F et nw. dS 1-Lot | dou valley ars 407 Fst. hw it BARGAIN— S02 K ST. N, Wihgus board; mearavesue aud F strect line of cars, i.e all mi: mice omer; un Fi ER BEES TI TES Fn? me Island ave, b.w., Six-room Brick® ‘orders Fe RENT—916 NEW YORK AVE. N. “a ONE 216.50. wc ory cya i Jarge nicely furnished Room, with smail & jel8-18t* jal st couventetae: , eeaiarm peepee eae a a —A DESINABLE 3D-STORY [0 SENT — ose ste NE: ‘aoow prac: ferme moderate 3 if Hoon pleciy furnished, very low: pear hen aicely sedis $1340. To col” eres ed NN ald FS : ~ Tocans: F° 7OR RENT—THREE Le pe ley RUOMS; | partments. . BALES & WEA YF st. nw siugie or en suite ; furnished or uufuruisbed; with | [————— a OF without board: location central, and —— — — fereuce. 315 C st. u.w. .T— NJ.av ae. 16re See ase ay..11Tomut othe ae. WOR RENT—1523 1 ST. N.wW.. NICELY nished Kooms: reasonable rates: g y. ton 3 Private famil; 48 ‘OK RENT. W., BY PRIVATE < family, Handsome Rooms. 24 oF ‘kl floor: single OF suites ‘of two or more: with pleasant baths; house ' ig location first-claasin Particulars muderate ‘torame a0 SMOLAISTEDT & BRADLEY, Fe. RENT—A COMFORTABLE HALL ROOM 927 Feta, fe eentloman, $5 per moutE, ue New York TBE EO, BOLTEMAN, REAL aa Insurance Bri er ot an a ota TE RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, Wi Tit Ho! ms will rent yi meres whole bouse. Apply tov NOR Ki 9 N ST., DOUBLE Sree ‘ON ist Sovr aint fosea on ooond doa eet Teut 835 ver month, with heat aud gas 2 Fe, , RENT — TWO BRIGHT SU with Table oan, near Dupont circle; Louse newly Auruislied aud only three doors 11m Conn. sye. Address G. |. Star office, emi STOR 21) 2627 Lat, Cirmandetr, 140 Ket, Gr & pove Kat, 147.8150 21et st, Be att th, Gr., yet enor B10 216 it, Gr. z a stalls a* e full Lstapply to WEsoorT & SCOR, 207 Pa a OFFICES, a5 -RENT—A nace SuRnaTS HOUS: crn ‘4 floor, 5 fronirs, i F st. now... 15 to 20 TA 3 aw ENGLARD J FAMILY occu- Ing South, one square from Dupont circle on a bv steam... O0u 0) et ie socm: pring Bew corner house, 13th aud O sts., overlouk~ | Prominent street e present tenant having tol eave ~ ircle, bave two of three Kooms to et, with ing To: his “3 wnitbout ‘board: pleasant house for permanent party. the city desires to, ar 1 1016 Cor RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED, COMMUNT- 1s Conn: Fare ‘second fi d yas; 812.50 ue KvoMs, secon: ater and yas; quired, | Call 211 eet store. OM Jor yf mgnth, iu advance; references re Y9i7'Sth at. naw. JOR REN —¥35 15" OPPOSITE E trict Uthices, one Fi GONE ‘mod Sue Cntaraised Room ; second floor; gentlemen my, or man and becca : v Conn. av. rear). $30 B. 0 HOLTZMAN, 100 bond Fetanw, | (Ys KENT—TUE BEST SIX-RLOOM NEW BRICK 1s TSs40 referetices required. Call before 2 ur alter 7 Dual. : vt Nom ee ey fe oe ae KENT—ONE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ‘AY WOUD, 1 - A r E, AS. CAYWOUD, 933 9th wt, rine. — Saloon J arlor: also Hack Parlor with folding Led: : AILLIPS & SON, Sinai! Koou connected with Back Parlor: suitable fo: 1419 New York ave. M 719 sth si. nw. jen JOR RE 26 17TH partment and Metropolitan Club, @ Second Floor ‘Suite, with bath communicating; to’ gentieman ; one Cosy South-windowed First Floor Suite; appoint- mes ae first-class throughout, Breaktast if desired, ‘erms moderate, sis! ou nw .SEW 6-KUOM Also 616 K ne. 16.50. Keo Conk ie, KA BRO. 100 F OR KENT A NEW SIX ROOM BRICK, Da Lt iug ou 7th st. aw. bet, Hand I sts nonth, ka. Puli Liaes. 1219 New dork ave, Fe RENT-THREE 1 LARGE “UNFURNISHED Rooms and Hall, first floor; gas, water, rau and latrobe. Rent 618 sy mouth Beat of retere wired. Apply to 1102 L st, dai Fe REN i—THREE FURNISHED < D eating Koom Gren no objectior kiven, 1514 Kw 30-5 GOR Kent — SECOND-FLOOR, Rapa! KOUM; NT—CLINTON HOUSE, CORNER OF 7 Furnished or Unfurnished: was and bath: 00 ad Tete, conn 228 F st. nw. adjacent to, itn inquire at FO, BEN! S VERY PLEASANT SECO: D | asin ee innnedtately ee Flour Furnished Frout Rooms at 330 C st, | 1Uth st: dminec HOUSE 11608T, 3 nw. ‘Vhurd. Perfectly heated, with private toilet rem at: | Fx RENT—WITH BOARD, VERY LARGE BACK Koom with agreeable young man; separate beds; $30 mouth; also Hail Room $30 with board; north aud. mouth “exposure; steam heat, 1433 1, tow, Tu uuprovements, Inquire 3 Fok, BEST A LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE stone front, facinw and on Farragut square; e of the must delixhtful jocstions in the city; thing in {iTder: gam be rented f4 & terw af reeawh. MILL & JOMNSTON, 1503 ave. uw. Ok RENT TOONS; 1 4 Howard house, INS CAN BL OBTAINED AT OUR OF- MESE HOUSES CAN By INSPECTED PERMITS FROM OUR OFFICE. hae: Ri OUNSTON, 503 Penn. ave. aw (OK KENT-TWO NICELY FURNISHED COM- municating Rooms, sui for Gentiemen, Apply 710 10th st. u.w, jO-st* Fe RENT — TWO LARGE UNFURNISIUD | second floor, well adapted for lust | HOUSE 1423 STi ST NW rood repair, Ture ot 30.3" SCOLT, 5 od. ne = me housek wath fi ay od, ¥U! aE BEMESETe a Ka& 16th..618 ouse keepin oy taine floor, new , ats in “The Milton pear Fu acters month. 418 Get nwe athe | BOUTS Pave na Bhp j Pods #9 and O45 147 F et Oboe see OW KENT — Soe LANDSECOND FLUOI, | 4275 — NY both large and small ; also Tab.e two blocks north of Patent office: ments, 901 8th st. nw. nvenient to cars aud doyagt- if 1 SSE 1 Conn ave, i 19th dear Lsth bat. Le OR RENT—421 6TH ST. N.W F Kooms, with First Class Tabie Board, near Feusion Office; Rooms en suite or single, ‘ax desired, Meferences, Ju20-Gt" JOR RENT—ONE PLEASANT SUN x, ‘ROOM AT HEE Auburn with Board. Cor. Pa a: FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUs JOR SALE—~CHEAP_TWO 8T._ Bi LE Papp» Cl at BL th st D. JOR SALE—A MEDIUM SIZE MARVIN BAFE; + will eoll ot halt erigimal cont, 4 “5 HOUSES, Bst.n.w.near Ist,10r.150 10 Ost. near uth. 1r,..100 i) 15th end Rn.w., 10r....90 Bu. ay. br 151,12 West Wea'n, Lit I. WANT TO BORROW $200 FOR ONE YEAR, secured by aasiyninent several shares Floridaorange ova ttc: par value 80 it OLGs, Star om 0; will pay liberal Anter E. Witse gat tng a to0d pre at or near Star office, sl ‘on rocery. ine. Apply rr nfectioners, uiliuery, 3 feneral ‘store. COOK CKE’ on “BALE—FIKST [NER TO INVEST $8,000 TO an established business manuiset t which advertiser uexires to Washington, D.C, Address PRODU' SE, WITH 1 see lot: Main sty iesckwil es necks hoes, hurd sere OLD pecuseree D aud Provision Store; Kood reason for #eli- to WM. J. DONOVAN, cor. Tet ad tT Fe, SALE-STATIONERY STORE IN N west doiuy a good cash trade; no opposition dress SLAL LONEKY, Star offic EKNEY COW, FIVE i st. near 1Sth, Lar. » " the Stousliton st.nw 1-3 ‘ibe ubove houses can be examined prec 3 e UNTIL FEB UXEXHIaED PORTIVa OF | SPT office only.” THOMAS J. Fini cae IS ae hace Drone, S12: Goa. stale: 01 joie Auth Go 0, Blwe « Teeth TRuRE Co. UIScE Woolen, gi cbuat sieusures 90); Bock lk, and 1324 Fst. nw. Lace Wrappe:. $30, Emuroidered Henrietta Cloth N HOUSE 1231 147H ST. tion Borese $50; Pine otis’ Dress wate Two Welle, = ion Dress, §0, Fie = i o .w.1 3 roomiand bath toons Prise @25 mo, HED HOUSE—A RARE | Detochabie Train aud Mautel, @50:bust mousures At store, 13:51 14ih et. uw. 0-6." ost desirable Houses iu | Genuine Lyux Mull aud Bos, €16. Addsvss 1108. nn dt poy fave tei cane Will be | staroffice. 1. _ = Finkel ty desiravle tenaut at very low figure, Adress | Woy saLE-ONE TWOHORSE TRUCK, CAN E OR RENT-. : = Rig .H. T. KIES, 635 and 637 New York ave. = Soe OR RENT — STOKES — 1830 7TH BT. Ba Ai seaman Btore aud 6 rooms; $25 per month iso Siore aud OR SALE—A FOUR” YEAR-OLD” BAY AY HOUSE HORSE bhi at Corner of Ist aud sen in and Buggy (Phaetow), 1336 it CHAKLES W. HAND at. now. Corcoran st. a Fee BENE JOK SALE—835 POR » Music BOX, ENTIRELY ND DWELLING 900 sp § wood chunce for alive wian. A: st, a. new; JUst auported: 2 feet lou ; plays 12 pe 2a st. ii has ney eee atrachanenns bogelen soot 0. = — Star office. 2 VOR RENT_—STORD, SUITABLE FOU G — HT Wor fe aan rit $k SALE —THILTY HIGHT VOLUMES OF THE (GR RENT SIORE 912 FST. N.W. ALPLY TO and voufederste arate, ‘Address ETF. Star "7518 Ft. nw. ee fase nt oe VOR RENT—STORE AND | HOUSE, 314 UTH ST. Bw close to Lincoly Music hall, “Lerms @+0 per role Appia a EDMONSTON, ce lw pla St. mw, RE! iE LARGE ST STORE ai aD CELLAR ‘Ss sth Pi a nw tens a, now vccupied asa r Warelc F rent om February 1, 1ae0. ‘Apps to. BUNCH. same basi ar i FoR ALES G00 is IMPROVED FIRE-PROOP irners and cumbinetion lock ; Il soll on time if necessary. ves Box 100, Star of JeZ8-5t LE—SQu ARE MAS Bi BARGAIHA toned Rosewood i, 10r only $27. “A Be utitul Square Fiano for @160. Five Square, Fiano for unly # 10g Garonne st 108 to 14a ir. ar. 401 nw, 45. ESO fiewr 1013 Mtn was. 8.50 1B SAL £—DRUG STORE IN ELEGANT LOCA- Son, doing s goud business of #18 to $20 per day; jong lease on building; good reasons tor selling. Jadl-3t HEUKON & KAMEY, 1307 ¥ st.n.w, PARTNER (SILENT PREFERKED) in a Retail and Small J. : enwuge ‘rade; ood location nd rare chance; ouly 6300 10 #1000 ‘q@ired; strict JOBBING TRA ik, ao to any replies, ane Pe SALE-OR 1 ENT ‘HE * ‘HOTEL, 20 well and favorably kuowu to the traveling sat loruer owner made fortune in it. For termus ap- piyt io GKEEN & WL lexandria, Va, ANTED—BY LADY HAVING FURNITURE BUF: cient for medium-sized Room sud . TOF. same; will uperintand house, with rvant, for a gentioman t Boar br fauce of err G.G., Star office, ANTED uOOx AND BOARD WITH NORTH- fr fauuily by Iedy in office: location west of ih, st. and nortu of New ork ave.; Aimy and Giitet room essentials; price from gz “ess per mth “ie Address A.C.H., Star office. V yy AN beh pmol aay Ngee a Pu. a ome E Pauly, northwest section of city, by naval ofee, and wite, relerences excaiwed. fidrese OF UF! a ar ohces WARIED_ONE FURN Gentiewen, with Koard, located and 1th and Kast Cspitel aud € ata n.c. ISHED ROOM me between 7th Address D. oo ARTED-AY YOUNG GENTLEMAN AND oon or Kgows on second ‘Bose, with witareges stati terns (which must be mo0d- iculurs, PEKMANENT, Star Tie TWO LADIES OF NEAT HABITS, Unturuished Roni for Licht Housekeeping: fer souts sore se ay floors. wi io own house oF have lease : uel ibori a {Pout moderate; state price to Le Grous i'M ‘Star oftice 2 ANTED—THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED Roome in northwest; must be near s car line and on A Box 678, Post office. ‘T ONCE, AN USFURSISHED ROOM , ‘Ist or 2d floor, ae short distance of 14th and ingle genticman; permanent. Soo 4 sagt WANTED—LOTS. WY ASTED—To Pui LOTS ON PLEASANT Wie cat tt “SW. W. METCALY. Wbrrereyin in the 's MORE UNpMPEOVED rede ee ar eng “Sate-laa eee Toe at kw. a VED PROPERTY IN ALL ae Sania merit ae Neary eae rare “GOOD ‘com cusnce for BUSINESS IN WEST WA 1 Groceries, alittle mouey” vAduross Box Tu nue JOR SALE—ON AGOOUNT OF I FAILING HEALTH of proprietor, one of the Beat-cstablished Hotels in jocated: o TshAEL Building, A ,N. J.; 125 rooms; furnished; centrally feet coset iront. ‘Bor Articulars app), G."ADAMS & CO,, Real hatate und Law tlantic C city St state ; Bo 58 or when Mab) other: of 14th st, Son EASY SHAVE OB t FIRST-CLASS HAI& OUT 1u to you have occasion to have it cut over, as euat cide an CARPENTER | AND 2 the Pi Beweabove Pasuves work. ten ton dal S-lme ana = Goruer'y ot this citys, “s "Sin Diewe, Cal Seven t per cent interest, wit deat of real ints tecutye syrmetpal au Ath the be | tcution ia given exclusively wo this business abd. any eeu a ll an Diego is one of the sgcrereirenig ee eee “THe BAT warriited one year, sis a c and jewelry ina Fate ew. ee eae —.__ EDUCATIONAL. ARE Soe Ue NOTARIES PUBLIC, WASH'N DANENHOWER. juare 15F, Fine Stool and cover with eac ‘Terms $3 aud 10 per mouth. FOR RENT_OFFICES. Tecerye the above re at R RENT—DESIRABLE OFFICE ROO 1 Fe steasn ‘best and elevator serv: ing PES Building, 1425 N. wore! couse _J3)-in 1425 N.Y. ave. KENTA SMALL OFFICE WITH HEAT: @10 F Fer nouth;sultable for drangutman, who ta F ok RENT euaenx Tha edi 70 the ele- Sx ect Hboral Petr. nage from advertiver, Cuil ut Root want residences of Sepator Bluirof New Hany 80, Le Droit Building, _sa81-3t° ghd Hepresentatives Whiting of Altea and Re creo af ae Pull fe ROO! Ds: ew heating, open grat eauitary Spine pp 4CE I sa engi Ree awe iumbing; alinew and comyletes constant wapply ox TFER 8 CONLIFE, aig et liths SB. WISER, 1319 F st Abs - peg ye FX, ee MAGNIFICENT ICENT MABOGANY EA = > Farlor Suits: told Oak bidbbom FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS | F2%! mind sa ei ita *FE Se | JOU Rares aime Seat See Fe KENT—FINE HALF SQUARE, OF GROUND beget war peng Ju soutliweat, Rear river trout raltable for Lumber 25 arc 7 aes von Gwe GY a ard. storae house or any 7 “a3 LAD! NGT ae VERO TSOne Fat aw dazunte e KENTUCKY Pony. ioe jceetiast beauty : LOST AND be seem at 318 Fulinore Anstostia, of will bend jor FOUND. 3 = 30.53 BALE—ENTI NTRSIS OF A Gun. $100 aby Wate le io wink DIAMOND AND a w..6r Rett ital st, Iv: Kis x, “¥ ts ones a atch Bracele Twill receive | Plan sore jand-ome Drivin - 250; can by'returuing to 824 1Sih st. Trae MCAYWOOD &k GARKETT. ‘Toth driven by L-dies, One Coupe Horee, F-xcellen® OST—FRIDAY MORNIN , JANUARY 31, IN K | JJOR RENT—1421 oTH UST. pe 4 ay $5 Sigs ‘Yau-colo: ype ER ut as, water and bath; Bory Pony waen en pd ep piv? He ba RC a retry ea eae ote oa Late Toast Td Wear, unusual chance for o8; must be 3 D CASE MARKED K. & MICHAELS, Ls nt Albaugh's opers hulise January 0. Rewards Snare FIRE BIOgDED Letnany TE, chy GOED BING, can be nd trum ower; ‘Owner belie i waracd iy returting ws B, BAUS PURO | 1) ssdeechn pio ce howe? 00 Tah Tih ate Lv aie 30 OG, SILVER BR SKYE; aD BID bou on his neck. aswering. pf Pad if returned inumedistelyt io 1018. T7th et. ri bs (al SALE—A FINE-TONY agen be) boot UPRIGHT it Frame re ai apa oe ON 14TH ST, SILK Ferret aoa te ales Lane cata act tt Finder PF, gti my Sa NEW conte Py a a SS chase Lifes te 1. Fae, 3H (0) aD aT, ne between A and orden ghs iro 10) baby ato Auge be seas "ae REW, ‘TED & sae 10. Seid Seated pees If returned to 578 are SJ Micttiooe mf Late Us ith Mouograta oy pAviaiie Lee rer ered ey ty a aimee vy THE —2 Ee Seyi Sen Fs Tas etal = eteer Fee Sw Sicreeraey gee | Ree ee ne an ae ERaaeear reac ORE | Rae pes Lag