Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1890, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, soc i MATTERS. Wanamaker’s € Cabinet Dinner— Teas and a Receptions. The Postmaster General and Mrs. Wana- maker gave a state dinner last evening in honor of the President and Mrs. Harrison, Vice President and Mrs. Morton, the cabinet ministers and their wives and other invited The tabie made as pretty Sea, in form and decoration, as one could possibly ine. The table was round and the artis- imagine. The re in white and green. The centerpiece was a mass of French white lilacs im an oval vase, which rested upon a silver- rimmed mirror. About this, flat upon the cloth, was laid a circie of cut lilies of the valley and outside of thatacircle of maiden hair ferns. Around the table were four high vases filled with Mar; ites and lilies of the valley fringed wit ferns. Across the cloth were strewn fronds of fern, and the cloth below the board —_ festooned with asparagus vines. The boq: and boutonniers were composed <a white Mr. violets and lillies of the valley, and the former were tied with white rib- bons. The white tapers burned in silver candelabra under white shadea There were no wine glasses on the table. The elabo- rate menu was served without liquers. The company ded to the dining room in the —- order: The President escorted Mrs, Wanamaker and the Postmaster General Mrs. Harrison. The Vice President gave hisarm to Mrs. Platt and Mra. Morton was taken out by Chief Justice Fuller. jpeaker of the House walked with Mrs. Miller, wife of the At- boop General, and ex-Senator T. C. Platt - the care of Mrs, Fuller. Secre- my Windom walked with Mrs. Reed, Attorney General Miller with Miss Ida Thompson, Secre- Tracy with Mrs. Hale, Secretary Noble wih Mrs. Rusk, Secretary Rusk with Mra, Tracy, Senator Hale with Mrs. Windom, Mr. John W. Thompson with Mrs. Noble, and the two guests of the family, Mrs. Wm. H. Brown of New York and Mrs. Wanamaker of Iphia, walked together. Soft music by « hidden orchestra was played during the ser- vice of the dinner, and afterward there was a delightful musicale for the dinner guests, after dinner company was invited for the even- img. Mrs. Wanamaker wore a ‘ing prin cesse dinner dress hel silver =< silk, e broidered with pear! wo was ina blue toilet of silhsnd and Cee and Mrs. Rodman Wanamaker was daintily attired in white faille, ‘Teas were in process all over the city yester- 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 her back and Miss Barnes at her side. Mra. Tyler was in a becoming toilet of white silk uze, embroidered in wild flower bouqhets in licate colors, Miss Barnes, who is a gracious and a graceful girl, was in a demure gown of brown silk, with some changeable purple lizhts upon it and some panets of brown velvet were ip the drapery. The bodice was cut out in a Lady Jane Gray pattern, Mrs. Gould, in a rich «own of wine colured velvet and lace, made and poured tea in the drawing room. In the second room Mrs. Barney, in a toilet of white embroidered mulle, pre- sided over emall table where a = service was spread. Mrs. Dr. Loring irs. John A. Kodgers presided in the dining _— where a superb collation was spread. The rooms were softly lighted by a number of shaded lamps. Mrs. Isaac Henderson of New York and her daughter, Mrs. Carbangh, gave one of the most enjoyable teas of the season yesterday at their home, No. 1612 Khode Island avenue, from 4to7. The suite of rooms were lighted with lamps and graced with cut flowers, tall lilies and fragrant roses, and a few musi- cians in the second drawing room filled the house with music. Mrs. Henderson received her guests at the door of the first drawing room ina tasteful toilet of white ottoman silk shaded by black thread lace, Beside her stood Mrs. Carbaugh ina pretty gown of white embroidered mull, with fuil sleeves of polka-dotted white net. Miss Harriott Hutchinson, in a gay dress of crimson silk and black uncut velvet was a helpful and charming assistant to the hostesses. Mrs, Frost wore a dress of wood brown silk. Mrs. Frey, who is a sister of Mrs. 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 one of the hostesses, end Mrs. kay of New York, who is a guest of the house, attired in red silk, was introduced to the guests. Attentive waiters served salads, hot oysters and confectionery from a table that @ center piece of La France roses and was lighted with candles capped by Persian shades. Mrs. and the Misses Preston extended their usual Friday.afternoon into a charming tea yesterday. Dr. and Mrs. dieberger entertained a host of their friends at a tea yesterday afternoon, and Mrs. Leech also gave tea, Mrs. Senator Aldrich gave a beantifal tea yesterday at her residence, 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 was a bal! room,where a band of music played dur- ing the reception. Mrs. Aldrich was band- somely attired in a gown of crimson silk, and the debutante was ing white toilet. Among the guests were Mrs. and Miss Rusk, Assistant Secretary and Miss Batctieller, Mrs. Pugh, Sen- ator and Mra. Manderson, Miss Voorhees, Miss Dahlgren, Miss Harian, Mra. Morrill, Miss Swan, Mrs. Cockrell, Mrs, Bayne, Miss Herford, Lieut. Eldridge, Miss Lowery, Mr. Woodbury Lowery, Mr. William Acklan, Mrs. Pierce, Miss Pierce, M. Roustan and Mrs. 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 Mra. Russell Harri- son, Mrs. Bates and Mra. Martindale, Mr. and Mrs. Barney, Miss Sherman, Miss Win- dom, Miss Wanataker, Miss Morgen, Miss | Davidge, Miss Fleming, Miss Boardman and her guest, Miss Harris; Miss McMillan, Muss | Myer, the Misses Condit Smith, Miss Mitchel, Mrs. Handy. Miss Brooke, Miss 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. Morrili, Mr, Wm. Acklan, Mr. Davidge, Mr. Geo. Helle: Mr. Paul Andrews. Mr. McKee, Mr. Legare, Mr. Chilton, Mr. Montgomery Blair, Mr. Lee, Mr. Cunningham. Mr. Brice, Dr. Ruth, Mr. Hosmer, Mr. Redfern, Mr. Pope and Mr. Bulk- | Admiral and Mrs, Harmony leave the city teday for a month's absence in the south. Mra. J. C. Breckinridge and Miss Breckin- fidge will give a tea at No. 1314 Connecticut svenue on Monday at5o'clock, Miss Breckin- ridge, who is a favorite in eocial circles here, bee 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 — Miss breckinridge wishes to entertain unmarried friends before leaving as she will probably not return before a ‘of the season. The ladies of Capitol Hill will be at home and also the ladies at the navy yard. On Tuesday Miss Voorhees gives an at home from 4 to 7 o'clock at No. 1909 N street, the home of Senator Voorhees, Mrs. William C. Whittemore isat home to her friends at No. 1900 17th street on Tuesday. The wives and br apy of Representative are at home. Mrs. of K street will hold her first day at home ou Tuesday, and Miss Melcher and Mr. Slater will be wedded at the Church of the Re- formation at 7:30 p.m. Mra. J. G. Carlisle will hold her closing rec: tion for the season on | p and hopes on that day to see On Wednesday, besides the cabinet houses, many private homes will be open to callers, Mrs. and Miss Burdette of Vermont avenue | will give = tea from 4 to 7; Mra, W. Ross Browne, at No. 1505 Caroline place, will receive; Mrs. 5. M. Bryan is at home to her frieads Mrs. George No. 1216 Lith street: Mrs, Frank P. Gross keeps ‘Wednesdays for seeing her many friends at No. 1337 Q street; Mrs. and Miss Dablgren are also at bome on this day; Miss Hutton and Mr. Houser will be married in the evening. On Thursday the President and Mrs. Harri- the season in honor of the justices of the Su- breme Court. The ladies of the Senate receive gallers. Mrs. J. H. Sole is at a callers, J. M. Wilson of 1 street Miss fg . Baxter will see her friends at } second drawing room at the White House from 8 to 5 o'clock. The date for the cotillon that is to be chap-| YW by Mrs, McKee and Mra, eroned Richardson Cloves has been set for M the 10th in- stant. Mr. Fred Poor will lead german. Mr. and Mra. D. Jackson are at home now at 924 D street southwest. Mr. and Mrs. E. Kurtz Johnson, 1600 Massa- chusetts avenue, have issued cards for a ersep:| | tion ete February 6, from 9 o'clock. Miss Agnes M. Kennedy and Miss Littleton Soe rhnee with Mrs. Daniel W. Ede- lin on Monday. filled yesterday afternoon. She was assisted by her daughter, Miss Ethel, and Mrs. Meno- te hee rhino) the Misses Pomeroy of Boston and ford. en last night by Mrs, Kiggins at her resi- S 5 ion Petre Among those present Mrs, Ingalls’ parlors at the Elsmere were well cal, Miss Townsend of Ohio, the A very pleasant progressive euchre party was- were rear and gg ke Shuey, Mrs. Gardiner, the Mises Bedgely, Out th, Bain, Kerr, Parker, Mise M. E Phelpe: Mise” ato Phelps and the aioe gen ae Mere, Ba ‘O'Neil es, ei! Cody and Graham. 1 soeteet fer tes ladies! first prize resulted ina tie between Mise Katie Phelps and Miss Kerr, which was decided by drawing in Miss Kerr's favor. Thegentlemen’s art prise was won by Mr. Jones. Miss Bain and Kiggins were successful competitors for the booby prizes. After the e the of sulveahenents and piamost yey sob oe ing until a late hour. Mrs. Dr. J. B. ‘Ten Eyck of 1601 O street will be at home Saturdays in February. On Satur- day the 8th, sh i bea assisted in Seta, 1s Mrs, L. A. Crandall, Mrs, Emily F. Hort, M: Parker of Buffalo and pores Miss Luta Iden of Hamilton, Va, is visiting the Misses Skinner, 3002 P street, West Wash- ington. Mrs. Wm. Oscar Roome and the Misses Roome, will receive their friends on Thursdays from 3 o’clock until 10 p.m., 1317 Corcoran street, The marriage of Mr. Wm. H. Manogue and Miss Lizzie McCaffrey has been announced to take cmp at Trinity cere (Georgetown) on the 17th of February. Mrs, Chas, McLaran and her daughters, Mra. Lftcas and Miss McLaran,will receive on Thurs- days at the Shoreham instead of Tuesdays. Mrs, Senator Moody will not receive on Mon- ay, February 3, but will on the following Mon- y. Misses Kondrup will assist at Mra. Gen. Greene's tea Monday, so will not be at home, but will receive the following Mondays, Mrs. R, F. Pettigrew will not receive on Monday. Dr. and Mra. Hamlin will not receive on Monday, but will be at home on subsequent Mondays of February. Mr, and Mrs. E. Heidenheimer have issued cards for the weddi 5 tion of their daughter Sara and Mr. Joseph k ‘obler, Sunday evening February 9, from 7 to 10 p.m., at 607 I street, Mrs. S. Mauger 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 from 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 by the Hon. Horatio King. Mr. and Mra. Cabell have invited a number 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 Mrs, Belle B. Bond of Boston her customary visit of sev- eral weeks to this city this season has been in- detinitely postponed. Mrs. George E. Emmons of No. 1343 L street, a charming hostess, guve a delightful dancing party last evening in honor of her sister, Miss Ada Smith of Westminster, Md. The parlors were handsomely decorated and brilliantly lighted, The guests repaired to the dining room at 11 o'clock, where an elegant collation was served, after which dancing was continued until a late hour. There were present the Misses Thomson, Mr. and Mrs. Padgett, Misses Parker, Miss Young, Mr. and Mrs, RKheems, Mrs. Thomson, Miss Hall, Miss Fowble, Miss Walbach of Baltimore, Capt. Smith, Mr. Mer oe 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 evening. Among those pres- ent were Gen. and Mrs. Whittington, Mr. and Mrs. Milier, Mr. and Mrs, Mason. Misses Clara Williams, Florence Wflittingion, Mildred Hamilton, Marie Lester, Eleanore Brown, Kose Palmer, Mamie Thompson and Lillian Williams, ‘Judge and Mrs, Palmer, Messrs, L. W. Mason, Robert Harris, C. J. Palmer, Alan Lewis, Lous C, Justice, Will W. Miller and Lieut. H. M. Hobson. “Mr. L. ©. 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 Monday at 201 North Capitol street, Virginia is furnishing her quota of charm- ing young ladies to add to the gaiety of the capital this winter. Among the tatest addi- tions are Misses Belle Perkins and Mary W. Lewis of Ry ond, Miss Lewis belongs to the celebrated Virginia family of that name, is at pone’ the guest of her aunt, Mrs. John Ambler Smith, 1846 13th street northwest, The 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 5t. Louis. Among those pre: ent were: Mr. and Mrs, Hatch, Mr. and M. ‘I. Dooley, Mr. aud Mrs. Baber, Lieut. and Mrs. Holcombe, Mrs. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Beebe, Mr, and Mrs. James Walsh, Misses May Larr, Annie Bryan, MeCalmont, Wilcox, Holcombe, Messrs. McCalmout, Keith, White, Taylor, Fife, and Lieut. Bryan, The Harmer, Harmer-feeside tea, which takes place Monday next from 3 to 6, has awakened great curiosity in social circles, The receiving party besides the two accomplished hostesses Will have as assistants others well known totame. The crowning gventof the day will be the debut of a young “thorn” of the masculine ty, ype, who has concluded that the society “birds” have had matters of this kind ee too long their own way. A grave and most distinguished man outside the Tamily has promised to be Sponsor on this oc- casion; 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 decora- tions will be unigue, the music from sweet Italia’s shore, and nothing will be left undone to make this oue of the crowning social events of the season. The Misses Camak will receive their frie at the Richmond on Monday. Miss Hattie’ Poultney of Baltimore is visiting them. The Wednesday cotillon will take place at the Buckingham Monday evening, February 3, instead of on Wednesday, as formerly, Miss Koones, Mrs, James Buchanan, Mrs, 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 acharming dance at her home, “Media Villa,” Brightwood, last evening. 1 guests were received by Mra, and Miss Stone, | assisted by Miss Lenore Stone and Miss Ada Nelson of Frederick, Md. A delicious supper was served at 11 o'clock; then dancing was again resumed until after midnight. Mrs. L. G. Hine of Prospect Hill will be at | home to her friends Fridays in February, cept February 7. Mrs. A. G. Wilkinson, 1526 K street, will not receive Mon Fel but will take that Sneeze Peat Dr. and Mrs. Burtlett have gone to and New York for a week. Dr. Bart- bates i poonek wo Dr, Talmage on Sunday. The ladies of the Historical Society met yes- Mion wit oe tir rtd‘ Met. owe W, ceme ad, pathareeg roe they hg _— s0cie! meet Gen, Mrs, J. Black from 8 to 11 oclock. On Friday there will be a tea bog Wash- terday morning at Mra, Horatio King’ Willa oped te . at ee ae the discdssion by Pend earemagne. aero Seon ck re We oh sy ogy Bar igs “La Sainte Chapelle and he Pratt Eat WANTED--HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. _ FOR RENT—ROOMS. on = eee NEAT WHITE GIKL TO ATTEND | \WANTED— SITUATIONS FOR 50 WHITE RENT, — HANDSOMELY | FURNISWED Winty cede {inht House Work: mz met ouay whee rey also White oad it Bed Boom : ty ge Re oop Hostlers, Dairy te 1258 sa se awe eae a SORA a a Test@i6 per month. Apply 1 Sarst uw. ANTED-GOOD CANVA-EUS ON INSTALT D_BY LADY TIPE WATER, Work gr ky BRE i 3 Sen od Gon sock ag new, fair sali Wik V After tice Hou. firet-clare work wen Bnd not nciarate Fit ‘anfaralebed or party: farniobeds is apd heat a oD. “Toto Fst. ‘1-€0! 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East Capitol Station, £1-3t' ANTED—A YOUNG GENTLEMAN AND WIFE desire a Room or us On second Hoor, with Bord. ‘Address, stat terms (which mast be mod- grate), with full ‘pari FEMMANENT. Star gi- WAkt: ‘D—BY TWO LaDIkg OF NEAT HABITS, Unfurvished Room for Liht Housekeeping; prefer soutis Trout, sesopd or tira iors with, parti own houre oF have lease; nelgiiby Go it tate price wo be seca Gress it Mea tar office. Wis chat Bee FOUR UNFURNISHED west; must be near a Hor, Adarers Box 07% Pout ote: Waster ONCE AN UNI USFURSISHED’ > ROOM, ‘ 2d floor, distance of Fste: single ipentlcman; permanent Sioom 4.4 Lag WANTED—LOTS. Waa, by iy rd LOTS ON PLEASANT Wiser Sagas ee ¥.¥. werosty, see = i@ MAN OF TWENTY. seven, an expert specification writer and amender in pates ‘nt cases, ® Permanent Position witha Kelabie Pacent Firm at a Moderate iise stenographer ane a rapid ype ‘writer; best references, Audress: 131, Star office. flew" W ANTED—BY TWO RESPI: CTABLE WHITE Girls, Places as tricone eres a eee paula willing aud. obNgine, Pioane call for three dase at 1340 G96 yas ANTED_BY A ¥ NG ae oa TWENT' Wives Situation an, Butler 10) Stull Fasaily; Wlehest Feferences, New ‘York oF country. Ad Y Ver ashington, .C. JS1-at* ae Tr OLORED MEN cue ae Waiter in Hotel, Boarding House, or C: Qther to Work Around the House: can tend furnace od references, Address 1122 Congress st..e, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ws NTED LADY WHO ERSTANDS Dresmaiing in all ios branches pad wis bee psa competent assistant, would like to make ar ty ments to sew in families, Terms §2 per ay. od dress Box 46, Star office, Wantep—. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH Prices for Secoud-band ture, Carpets, and erie Furnitu: Feathers, Entire Wounobolds "s &® specialty, 210 7th st. ow. W ANTED—500 CORNER WALLS IN ALL PARIS of the city tor Brooke's Crystai Susp Signs; will BLivh }o $00 per annum. Address ast = EW 18, sen painters, OU D st. u.w. Ste Was T A REMINGTON a writer in good condition; Tent not to exceed 85 per month, Address Loom 20, Atlantic Buildiug, 1° ‘D—I WISH TO SHARE MY ROOM WITH euch Genticuat to Perfect auyselt im Frouch . Address Box 124, Star ollice. Ja31-. “E; MUST BE aoe rice low; state price oa ule, onic Y, PUNCH. ely ins, Broker and silvers ailroud ‘Tiel SALE 5'1 YOuk PAWN BROKERS Pennsy lvania ave, BEVERY ONE. DE-IRING, PHOTO- ‘all at the Star Gallery, 45 12 Cabinets, finely finished, ‘for tiokets required. (Cut this out,) IPATH W “cared by tatty Clark x Gon isa remurkavly kood Insutive, truite and vegetables. ©: y= cury.) Kecommended by best plysiciaus. ey, Ware's Ebuitt Louse Drug Store. ANTED—HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNI- tureot every description sud qu WiSsion m ANTED-STOCKS OF MEKCHANDISE "AND tore Fixtures; cash and tuir vi a15-Im W ANTED-LADIES, TRY “ORANGE BLOSSOM sure cure for female diseases; also Dr. McGill's be Puriner,” cures Malaria; 100 dose ples free, ‘FLA. BAILEY, Gen. Axt., Pyal0-im* WAXED p HORSES, 10 | KEEP — KEEPING ry. road, 8 miles from city P. CLAKK, Sligo, Md WASTEDITRY SCRIBNER BEST BUTTER- ine. “Sable Goods, 2c. per pound. Cooking, lve. per pound, Warranted not to get strong (hke utter dues) tor oue mouth, or money retunded. B.~-Don’t take apy thing that iy" just es good aeerib- or “ull the same thing,” but get the best whe for sale only by WM. C. SCRIUNER, 328, Center Market atiddle ot Fish My pat Sending Messengers tome for Butterine, will con- er w favor by inclosing their orders in x seiled envel- ope, properly addressed. ‘Llis request is necessary for Our mutual protect Thereby warn unserupt- lous pardes from ig letters addressed to me under penalty of law. Tam withing ty stuud or fall on way uicrite aud Linsist that others sisall doso ou theirs. WASTED GEVERYBODY | SUFFERING Smoky Chimneys to know that I guarant Care ‘tuet or No Pay Required ; Rauges, Furnace Latrobes eat or NoVay, W.&, DANTE, 1s 17 Miunets news W ANIED—STEAM ( ai tresuen munde over, Furnitire ‘Steamed, and Moth De, (see Ber aie, Tern $10 per mouth, “0. Jad-1 c ng Works: /XUUNGS, 1402 Pu.ay, Tciepbone 1005-2 . WILL BUY GROCERY AND PROVISION S800 seri cad teak 3 wil inventory gs Inuch ae wsked; sales $49 per day," AKGALS,* 1 ror SALE—STUCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD-WILL 4 Merchant Tailoring and Geute’ Furnishing usiness in a Virzinia Town, whi titess well; coud chance for young man wit @ but those meaning busin NT y RIGHT by buying three pat- Audress Box 156, atv Toston 3 ‘unexceptional nex! be Bombe goons, seen a th Fes RENT-813 VT. AV! . A SUITE OF RooMs i for Senator, Hepréventative or Member ie FEE RENT_1016 19TH BT. N.W; FURNISHED f Rooms, first and second foors Front Htooun, thted floor: with or without feaeks cen tral locat ae eee Surin ies boss tel. 11-3" iE VERY (DESIRABLE, Lal LAGE Fer oy: Caserta rfl Bayon, ons a ee — HAN Rooms, sii convenient to DSOMELY FURNIUED lc or ch suite eecond and third floors: rlingtou and Normandie; herdics Teasonabie, 1014 loth sh iw. f1-At" UNFURNISHED ROOMS—i27 IND. second floor; no objections to light housekeeping: 99 to S10 per suite; heat and gun; bath room same foo: 2 ate RENT—SOUTH FRONT ‘ROOM: FURNISHED or ps ed; jarge; right Hear dsoom * horthern private family. windo' koe aoe RENT—A HUSBAND AND WIFE (NO CHIL- drew) having taken a uarge house would be pleased to have s number of Young Gentlemen ‘take Kooms; Board (first-class); and to a club Of Sik OF wore re: duced rates and ar office, ‘OR RENT—1720 H 87, } SEAR. METKOPOLI- ten aun Two Connect Kooms, with or ‘ithout {hear aveuue aud ¥ stré-t ue of cars. Fe RENT—916 W YORK AVE. N.W,, ONE large rae eee furnished Rvom, with «mail adjoining; southern exposure; Private batt ith first-class board; beat and ok, RENT-THREE COMMUNICATING ROOMS; single or en suite; furnisued or unfurnished; with OF without board; i and desirabi ference, 31, VOR RED 1523 T ST. N.W. NICELY FUR- Teasonable ce use of parlors opposite the Ar) EK 11 18TH ae family, Handsome ‘aor: Bing Or suites ‘of two or more: with pleasant bath ud location first-class in particular; moderate ‘terms, Fe. RENT—A COMFORTABLE BALL BOOM fora gentleman, $5 per mouth, 936 New ave. ‘OR RENT— FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH Board, or will rent whole Louse, Apply to Ow: 202 N st. i FOR BENT—1500 NST, DOUBLE PARLOR o} bist floor aud room ou second floor furnished; rent #85 ver month, with heat aud Kas Ea POE BENT INO, BHGHT SUN with Table Board, near Dupont circie; Loase new! furnishes and only three doors row Conn. ave. Address GAK 1H, Star oftice. POR RENTOINPRIV ATE Fal Koom near the Capito two, room and board, AND FAMILY OCCU- pying new corner hou 3th and O sts., overlook- Towa circle, have two oF three toons to Rent, with out board; pleasant home fur permanent party. ‘OR RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED, COMMUNI- aug ous second Boor: water and ga0i 813,00 per tn b advance; references required. at 417 oth st. nw. FOE REN 295 1ST S OPPOSITE. Dis rict Offices, one Furnished and one Unturnished ecoud fluor: gentienien only, of mau and wiles Ser required, Call before 2 ur after 7 p.u. 5. 'T—ONE HANDSOMELY 1 FURNISHED ‘Saloou tarlor; also Buck Parlor with folai 5 i Koom connected with Buck Parlor; #u) ubers, ‘Terms moderates 719 Mt 177H BT. and Metropolitan’ Club, a Secoud Floor Suite, with batu communicaung; to’ gentiomall: sive one Cosy South-windowed First Floor Suite: appoint- men first-class throughout, Breakfast if desired, t FE -NT-THAEE LARGE UNFURNISH Kooms and Hall, first floor and Iatrove, Kent $18 per mou required. Apply to 1102 Lst. n FOE REN STMEEE FURNISHED eatiug Hoots on Second Floor, with Board: clil- ‘ dren uo ebjeetion; also Lavle Board; best ait: given, 1514 7OR RENT —BEC SORD-FLOOE FRONT KOOM; Furnisied or Unfurnished; heat, gas =a bathe 22s F st. nw. VERY PLEASANT SE jour Furnished Frout Kooms at BN: perfectly heated, with private toile room at- Jas 0-t* Fe RENT—WITH BOARD, VERY LAKGE BACK ‘Room with ugrecuble young mau; separate bedx; $50 mouth; also Hall Roum $30 with board; north ee exposure; steam heat, 1433 L st. nw. OK KENT—TWO NICELY FURSISHED com. at710 10th st. now, “ municating Rooms, suitable for G ntiset Ar Fe, RENT — TWO LARGE UNFUKNISHED | Kooms on second floor, well adapted for ligit ping; bath on saine floor; Lewly pape: ee mouih, 714 Q st. u.w. (OND FLOOR, rd; DELOOE | depart- | Jasu-ser | @ and stall; also Tab.e bo north of Patent vie ments, seid Sth OR KENT—421 @YH ST FURNISHED Kooi, with First Class Tabie Boars uect the | Persion Oifice; Kovuis eu suite or single, ‘as References, EF NEW YORK FL. O-st. cars; 4 roo1is wits bat OF adults With good R22 C nw, S24 Fst. m we HOUSE 1331 140H st. i roo. ce 8: I FOR ONE YEAR, secured by ussicnucnt several shares Floridacrane iiave stock par value $600; will pay iboral anters3t, £.0.G., Star oftice, W ANTED—PAK $10,000 in on entabtignea tue a foud product which advertise At or Washington, D.C, Bi ENT 88,000 i Krocery, confectionery keneral'store. COUK’ t, O SALE— FIRST-CLASS - ABLISH: D I Gtucesy and Frovision Store: good Feason ior sell, ing. Apply to WM. J. DONOVAN, cor, 12th ad tne mW, miiline: K WHO HAS ABOUT SE’ 3 Carts desires to Hire the same with Drivers, or mul! perticulars address H, &, FEDDICORD. North st., Balumors 1-60 eo SALE—STATIONERY STORE IN_ ae west doi 4 ood cush trade; no oppositic Ad- dress 5 LA LIONEKY, otur ollice, Juss cs LF at. nw. b DRELLANG. 900 4 good chunce jor alive man. OR MENT- STORE 912 FSi 1518 Fst. uw. SOR REN? fron AND HOUSE, 314 vTH ST. u.w., close to Lincoin Music bail, Yerms 870 per iuonth in wdvance. Apply to W. E, EDMONSTON, 200 ENT—THE LARGE STORE AND CELLAR 414 Sth st. u.w., near Pu. uve, wow occupied ass per Warehouse, i he for reat on Fevruary 18v0._ Appiy wo N. BUNCH, same building. jaz-zin 028-1w QR SALE—DRUG STORE IN ELEGANT LOCA- tion, deitg a Kocd busied Of $18 to $20 per day; Jonge Joase ou buhiinigs good F welt Pause HEMKON & RAMEN. 1307 Fat. ao SELERDID-O OPPORTUNITY I8 AFFORDED to a patty with 8.,0U0 to buy an Estatiishd and Profitable Business: owuer compelled to ig oe ad PARTNEU (SILENT PREFERK # Retail and Small Jobbing ‘Trad ei. trictly busiuiess to any replies, ress TRADE, Star office. Jaso-e" poe SALE—OR RENT THE TONTINE HOTEL, so well und favorably known to the traveling pub le & fortune iu it, .» Alexandria, Va, “GOOD BUSINESS IN WEST WASHINGTON, comprised of Groceries, Liquors, “ic. ndid chance for a little money, vtice. JOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF FAILING LTH Eo mona hi one of the Best-established Hotes in. 3.125 rooms; furnished; centrally Witncire ina good location aud rare chatice; Only #300 40, Yor terius ap- lo < {a0 tect ocean frout For sraculars apply WISIAEL Ge ADAMS & UO., Heat hatato urd Loy Rollei Atlantic City, N. J, . BLIC. tute 5 Bienes and Vacant Lots 458 "Lo ave, a B st. 30m EASY SHAVE OR Habba being) Haik OUT or Sir? _— occasion to have ie ort os i inany ot o Fi of 14h ‘Wlabove la. ave. Arig Side OH is BL HOWLETT, CARPENTER AND Pans, 8 ‘Sreciieatious faruiined a tenianics vane tions ee an wiven’ for ail branches of ‘Personal “atte fiven in all caseu, OHN SHERMAN & CO. Wormeriy of this city), Investment Bankers, San Diewo, Cal, Seven and eitht nt interest, with the sen venerien ert ote aera Pisced on on undoubuedseeurity, Sat pucailen we FOR RENT—OFFICES, EF ‘OR RENT—DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, WITH fteamn Heat aud elevator service, in the Lenman | Building, 1425 N. ¥. ave. Ai, youuu, _ 3831-1 ‘JQOR KENT—A SMALL OFFICE aie 810 Yer mouth; suitable for draugutaman, who can expect liberal patr nase from advertiser, Call st ttoou 30, Le Droit Builds WOR RENT OvFICE WOOH ROOMS; LOW RENTALS: and fourth slory: 1226 ¥ st, nw. F st, B, WIMEK, 13: D.C., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1890-TWELVE PAGES. __FOR opt erected FOR _RENT—HOUSES. EE RENT—OOR HOUSE: E229 ast ‘ST. SE: WALP oe = Capit Toon®. parior, Fania’ ‘aw. 12r,, Thagh! oon iiguaeeun Grea Curt : me abobere SONS". 700 Oth. Sasi ae {OK RE 108, en BEAL EF Beret a. my i S ae BOUBES, 50 20 1 Test.e. — ae agony a 100 142) iy city), | cand dw it cirel gd yn Sh rom 3 Feb. * PoE CREST AT Tod. ty sete he Appl we Osc, Building, 344 Det nw, es OR Fi ATE 1250 am Ite oe oa 0 MASS. AVE, NF ROOM Bay Window Brick House, Mapyiy teed 2 aoe Flaming Builtiog 1 fest) DG at FoR RES 6221 ; v8 Estnw 1648100 Vise8 O21 8 sew. for 36 $1.8 ~ Md. ave. a. STOKES, Store and dwell. 2007 |More room Ist and 3 14th st. now Or, Store room oth ana K au portion of the . "For fall List call at «fice for ballon the Istavd loth Q.31] TMOs. B. WAGGA BAL WARNER & 60.016 Fat. oR RENT— 1708 Ve. 10 Sth n.w.119.$40)1 704 Kellogg Buti Peg A Window Brick im Sth wt uw: AS fiet Wat Th sat RDEMe | Fe, RENT—UNFUKN ISH: 931 Pu. a8 K STN, Rene 706 co order; is26 Seats rs ave. nw. Six-room Brick _9918-18t° yror aR RENT—A DE: Fok, BENT — 084 Tit BN. Mas Koom, nicely picely vavyered: modern iiape. : #1 S30. Te eek: cored tamales, rooms, mod, convenient to W partments. 21» and dupe: $11. “BAKNES & 2as0- REMT.-BY R_ 0, HOLTZMAN, sd Meurance Prvker 10th ane eta BUURBES, Vit ok bv Prigir ee FURNISHED HOUSES, News ave and Thomas. | jit above Ket. 14 9150 ite & wt 1 bet. 14th « 15, 2 dsth ur. L, lor Ver.ay. ur dy, ae 2 full istapplyto WESCOTT & WILCOX, 07 Pe ave. ne, _ OFFICES, 141 F,2@ floor, 5 frowtre, 0.0 F et, now. Leen bi — tec by atom, ra 820 to ww a each, x ee ti S70 Le ave, trum 10 to 1016 Conn. | yon RENT—THE B ST SIX-KOOM XEW BRICK wed 3 | bein 2004 Columbia ter; 4610 310 Ks siir..11 | room, gan lutrube, desired ‘A. 8, CAYWOOD, store it 4 Taclug a ABLES. *0 permo STORES, 14th st sure... e w cablowar li KA. PHIL 14 ~ SEW 6-hvOM ps K ne, pew ~ 0 Keys GOs Ku. m° in sting e100 F KENTA NEW SiX_hooM BRICI K Dwele ang on 7th st. aw. Hand | sts ie a: dat 1st New York ve. Et bet ‘oe st. near Dupont cir- cle... = 150) BULLE: cA FICE, SE HOURES oe hey By Filaanis FhoM ck _ f-s,tn.th OLY BAY-WIN Dc ; 6 rooms and bath: lores yan i tod. Suny = for $18.30 mouth; y 801 Md. ave, 1.8, 0 ST. BERNARD MALE Coll at 812 2oth ot nw {OR SALE—A MEDIUM SIZE MARVIN aoe * cood as ew; will well at bali original cost, Aj 933 La, ave, ns Olt SALE—A FRESH _ALDP RNEY Kong FIVE yearsvld. Inquire of B. F. ELLID. on ual ia ease 0K SALE—AT PRIVATE SALE UNTIL FEB, IB, White suk ond io or Teen, 5 25 Gray Siis, eis; wud Go Bide cs + , Silke sod Veurietts, Cloth ed Silk Recep 00 1801 ste Stouguton stn'w.12r.150 ‘Ihe ubove Louses cap be examined ty opr oftce enly. THOMAS J. FI hs ER rmit from R & CO, 1, #5000 isa au “aud Bus, 616. EF f—A FOUR-YEAR-OLD BAY (HORSE aud Bugxy (Phaetou), A bargain. Inquire 1 Corcoran st. 3 Just iy jone airs; bus “hatp gicher attachment; Addiess 8W1SS, Star office. } o—-THIRTY-KIGHT VOLUMES or THE M © Kebellion ; official record of the U} and coufedlerate aruiles, “Addr E.T.¥., Bar Jas Fe. a z 244 Hest DW 71 Mase neon i230 105 Ost. n.w., Gr, ALBERT F. FOX, 820 F at.u.w, We 7 810.100 ) Inisi. we, 10r.... Bo C st. nw. 2. GOOD IMPROVED FIRE-PROOF Bi afe: hiss round corners and combination lock, rain to sell at once; wil ‘ou tue if nocesmary, dines er isnsten' cas oe JOR SALE—SQU ARE PL F A Hic Toned Rose sod Square Paina, portaot an, worrauted, tor only @1 Abe utitul juare Fiano for #160. no fur only $150. for baiuners THE PIANO EXCHANGE, Taowenie e3t 13 Ponnaylvanteave, 407 aigaw. SALE — FINE (70 LiGur BRA S sat oe MA NIX TERRACE, 207 E. CaP. ST, hout iarge stable), pent to the ele — residences of Senator Blair of snd Kerr of aud Ke; = ot of ay Tethst ay aw esentatives Whiting of Seana and & Fein ches) octave Square Fiano, Penns: o ania, new heatun«, cheap; one Nearly Sew plumbing: aii new and complete. commtant rues | dis PREIFPER & mas Sepang oa stm SYSFOLDAN: Goneral Aneit, Se ed iy kind. HO! « eevee LOST AND FOUND. 5100 sek YAeD Ghost * DIAMOND AND 3s Raby Watch Bracelet, Bader will rece,ve the avove 24 18 1 OST—FRIDAY MOE JANUAL Me markee, Tan-colorea. ‘rasues oo ntaining about 2207} moped, some pavers and car tickets, ‘Ketarn to 712 51 .W., and recs ward, av ‘OST—CARD CASE MAKKED. > KB MICH. 3, at Albaugh's opere house J a tur office, JANUARY oe Diag aa i Fr Ds Getobet at 20, 8e Mowe SouTth a Ltn, 31, DOG, SILVER SKYE; RED 5 his neck ; answering.to name of Rapguitren ued ihumediately to 10101 a ae Lato a, 8ST. CAR, ite vey ory a idee rotate to'S Dupout Tewar. mj ‘HE OsT- esta oe 400 Gah sete = ‘DIawORD th aa Gib te 2.8.5 So aa return to Ge FES: SALE—MAGNIFICENT MAHOGANY CHAM- ber Suits; Gobeiin Carpets, Parlor Suits; Solid vuk Bidebosrd, Dining lable, Chaire; Forders, Window hangings; all new. Call at 102 B at. nie, between 3 and 8 pau. ; Furnitare. oom 12, Gent No second-hand wen wan st, bet Land M n.e. 8 New Six-room Bricks in Callan sta. Fe RENT—THREE NEW SIX-ROOM BRICKS, 3D PS 519 Oth st. ne., ix rooms, new. sinbie o and driven by Ladies; Que Coupe Beech OTH ST. N.W., EIGHT ny Horse: One Coupe ens, water and bath: rent 23. “Apply o ‘Fony Pact ae aw wear: wat 6 for OR RENT— withont delay. Apply F% Seopa ond stars som sil mi: roe Fe FOUL CULLLN, MAREE CO ree = eet eee aii aut; sais eae 11-3t__ Next to cor. of 3d st., opp. Feeyine ‘y BT. N.