Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1890, Page 2

2 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON SOCIAL _ MATTERS, March 11, at the house of Mrs, Senator Sher- man, No. 1403 K street. As those who at- Mrs. Harrison’s Reception—A Christen- | tend will be in evening dress this is expected ing Tea—Personals. Mra. Harrison's afternoon was the most largely attended of any of the year. Mra. McKee ir to come to be a brilliant occasion, Rey. A. F. Mason, formerly pastor of the E ‘arawing room yesterday | Street and Calvary Baptist churches in this city, and Mra. Mason are in the city. Last evening they were tendered a dinner at A. reaso Hamilton by a few of their many Son Nine eee ee ane ce, Baw. | Se cerverd balan sesepuion app eml oe- comfortable with s cough. The red parlor, which Mra. Harrison receives, had ite high mantel set with pots of bloomi ths a table were two tall oY —— and White striped lilies, The state drawing suite waa thrown open to the company and also the conservatory. Harrison wore a new Gene of black satin, Serena vianeed roses; the bod- ice of old rose silk was veiled with black thread ace that was gathered in a high shoulder effect, The front of the skirt was of black lace, with — ‘Uncut velvet,and the vest was ou! in the same way and the collar was of = velvet. Mrs. Russell Harrison wore a inty toilet of black lace with a velvet Span- | Pe jacket embroidered with gold. Among the catiers vere Mrs. Bistebford, Mra, B.C. Cum- ing. Miss Stoughton, Mrs, Whittemore, Mre. Anson G. McCook, Mrs. and Miss Ffouli e, Mra. Lowrie Bell. Mrs. Frank Hatton, Mrs. Jno, M. finn dag with Mrs. and Miss Vanderbilt of New York, Mrs. J. Thompson Swann, Miss Heap, ‘Mise Sherrill, Mrs. Komero, Mrs. Menocal, Mra. and Miss Batcheller, Miss Dawes, Miss Evarts, Mr. and Mrs. Cabell, Mrs. R. R. Hitt, Admral-| and Mrs. Crosby, Admiral and Mrs. Queen, Mrs. Manderson and her mother, Mrs. Brown, and Miss Van Dyck of Brooklyn, Mrs. Hornsby and Mrs. Senator Gray. The President and Mrs. Harrison and Dr. John Scott were present later at the christen- me service of the infant son of€ haplain and | Mra. R. BR. Hoes, at the residence of Mrs, Gouverneur, on Rhode Island avenue. The com- ny was invited also to celebrate the fortieth bi thday of Rev. Mr. Hoes of the navy, who is here on duty at the ye yard. The rooms were lighted and decked with cut flowers and a col- lation was spread in the dining room. Mrs. Harrison sent a quantity of flowers from the White House to grace the occasion, Mrs. Gouveneur received the company in a toilet of black sik; Mrs. Wm. Johnson, the eldest @aughter of the house, was in s white Valen- ¢iennes lace dress, made over white satin; Mra. Hoes wore a becoming gown of black silk over bisck silk garnished with bows and long ends of black moire ribbon; Miss Maude Gouverneur was in a pretty dress of blue erepe. Others assisting were Mrs. R. M. G. Brown. in black lace over terra cotta silk; Miss Grace Davis, store blue cloth and velve' Carter, black lace striped with green rbbo: Mist Maude Davidge, pale gray wool, and Miss Clara Fiemming. biue crepe and Irish point lace. Mrs. McKee, who expected to receive with the ladies named, was prevented by her indisposition from being present. After the | eres service, which was performed by Dr. 8 Hamlin and Rev. B. Rams- aon, a high tea of acne, salads, eonfectionery and punch was served. Others present were Judge and Mrs. Schoon- maker, Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Cropper, Mrs. T. B. ‘M. Mason, Mrs. Phelps, Mrs. Adams, Mira. Henderson, _ Bae irs. Walthall, Col. and = Stro: Sevellon A. Brown, Miss ig, lees bell, Mrs. Hamlin, Mr. Wm. pie Mr. Griffin, Mr. Fletcher, Judge Mc- Cammon, Mr. and Mrs. Gaines, Prof. Gill, Mr. Wm. H. Trescott, Mra. Halliday, Miss Sarah Cole- man, Mra. and Miss Tuckerman, Mrs. Henry ison, Mr. Worthington L. Ford, Mra. Manadier and Commander Hoff. The child who was baptized is on his mother’s side of the house # great great grandson of President Monroe, and on his father’s side a great great nepbew of President Van Buren. The silver vessel from which he was baptized was the property of President Monroe, The Vice President and Mrs, Morton and three of their daughters left the city this morning, expecting to spend some time in St. Augustine. Mrs. Wanamaker was not at home to callers Yesterday, a8 was erroneously announced, but ‘will stay in on the Fridays of this month to see her friends, Mrs. Mendonca and the Misses Mendonca Were at home to callers yesterday in a most hospitable way. Mrs. Parsons of New York as- sisted the Isdies of the family to receive the callers, Brazilian coffee, punch, salads and lighter dainties were proffered the visitors and the afternoon was a busy one for this popular family from the republic of Brazil. Mrs. Prestonand the Misses Preston enter- tained a perfect army of callers yesterday— members of the French class making the party eall and scores of other friends paying their respects. Mrs. Preston and the Misses Preston received their guests with their usual cordial ity of manner and Miss Batcheller presided at the tea table in the drawing room. Ex-Minis- i ter Preston and Mr. A. H. Preston were also present to add their greetings of welcome to those of the ladies. Mrs. and the Misses Pres- — will be in to callers during March on Fri- day afternoons after 5 o'clock. Mrs. C.:P. Lincoln and Miss Bertha Lincoin are at home to callers on Fridays. ‘Mrs. Somers was in New York city yesterday and did not receive visitors. Mra. Boardman gare a delightful informal tea on Thursday afternoon to meet Mrs. Clar- ence Edwards and Miss Edwards of Cleveland, who are her guests. Miss Boardman assisted her mother in receiving the company and pre- senting them to the guests of honor, and Miss Davidson made and poured the tea, Punch and caffe frappe were also served. Among bona resent were: Mrs. McKee, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Berdan, Mrs, Pollok, Mrs. Mee R BR. Hitt, Mrs. Hammond, Miss Porter, Miss Bancroft, Miss Stoughton, Miss Sherrill, | Miss Myer, Miss Flemming, Miss Batcheller, the Misses Preston, Miss Corkhill, Mies Penni- | man, Miss Ashford, Mr. Remsen Whitehouse, Price Yturbide, Count d’Arco Valley, Mr. William Acklan, Mr. von . Swinderin, Mr. Haines, Dr. Ruth, Mr. McCawley, Mr. Morell and Mr. R. Webb. | Mr. and Mrs. Newbold of New York, Miss | Leiter, Mrs. A.C. Tyler and Senator and Mrs. Eustis formed a theater party to see the “Gon- doliers” Jast evening. Miss Corinne Young of New York city is visit- ing Miss Maggie Baldwin at the Little place on Columbia road. Mr. Le Roy Tuttle gave a theater party in honor of Miss Young this week. Mrs. John F. Rodgers will leave the city next week for a trip into the farther south, where she will sojourn for a time to recruit her strength. ‘The Misses Pomeroy of Boston, who be, the winter season in the city at the Arno, are | now at Old Point Comfort, ontbeir way north- ward. Dr. and Mrs, Baldwin have moved into their | handsome new house, No. 2035 F street, and last evening entertai oa large company at house-warming party. An entertainment consisting of amateur the- atricals will be given late in this mouth for the benefit of the emergency hospital. Mrs. Hearst has returned from New York city, from where Mr. Carl Marr, the artist, who | was Mrs. Hearst's guest, sailed for his home apd work in Munich. The French class will be entertained tonight | at the residence of Mr. Senator Chandler on I | street, Prof. and Mrs. Cabell will entertain the Nor- wood literary society tonight, to meet which a large company has been invited to their hos- pitable home, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McLean of 6th street have as their guest Miss Mattie McLean of Balti- more, Mrs. Dayton Atwood of New London, Conn., isin the city, the guest of Capt and Mrs. Lsassett. Mrs. BE. D. Drake and Mrs. Westcott will not be at home om Mondsy afternoons hereafter this eeason, The engagement is announced of Miss Hannah Schuster of New York to Mr. Henry Hoffa of | this city. Mra, Senator Stewart will be at home to | friends as usual tomorrow evening at the Shoreham. Miss Florie Hodges of New York avenue en- tertained the members of the Oolah progres- sive eucher club on Thursday evening. Mrs. C. Adele Fassett will be “at home” ‘Tuesday evening of each week. Miss Byrdee Randolph. who has been visiting Mrs. Hicks, 1731 19th street, has returned to New York after a most delightful sojoura at the capital, Mrs. Hicks will be st home informally on | Setardays during Lent Miss Antoinette Rakeman entertained a num- ber of her friends at ber home on éth street last evening with a dancing party. Dancing was kept up until a late hour, when a bountiful collation was served. There were souvenirs of satin ribbon with the date aud name of each in gold letters, Mrs. J. M. Graham of Winnipeg, Manitoba, and Mra, W. Gray of Detroit, Mich., are the guests of Mrs. Maj. Shook, 1001 North 1m | Main in the city several days, Mr. and Mrs. Stepheu Vail are at the Hotel pring plants | Richmond for a short time. Mrs, Frank Hurley of 1015 H street north- east is rapidly recovering from = severe spell of pneumonia, result of relapse from the grip. The ladies of the Langham had a successful ive — aoe pe last it, the prize winners bein; ell and Brooks, Mr. — bet Hill and Mr. Trowbride. Amon) resent were Mr. and Mrs, hone ster oe irs, seg en Ante ge are Ursule ppg eee Hill and Morris, Mr. and Mrs. ea, Me De Lowell, Mr. Crocker d Mr. Brooke. The guests of the Langhi will have « bop on Saturday of next welt im Mise Lilly Chester bas returned from New York. Mr. aid Mra, Wm. T. Crump, assisted by their daughters, entertained s large number of their friends last evening at their pleasant home, No. 1325 3 street northwest, the occa- sion being the celebration of their silver wed- io The presents received were numerous handsome and the evening was a delight- ful one to all who icipated. At about 10:30 the guests enjoye ibstantial repast, Among those present were Mr. and Mra. P 8. Garret- son, Mr. and Mrs, H. B. Moulton, Mr, and Mra, D, W. Houghton, Mr. and Mrs, J. age Mrs. C. P. Cook of Trenton, N.J., Dr, and Mra, Pittis, Mr. C. H. Brookes, a irs. A. T. Longley, Mr. and Mrs, George Taylor, Mr. and Miss Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. H. Lea Migs Celia Atchinson, Mr, P. H. Merrill, Mrs, Capt. Ripley and daughter. On Thursday next, under the gavel of Con- gressman Mason, the Siz O'clock club at Willard’s will discuss the question, ‘What is it taic to expect of Chicago in 18927" Mrs. Amos Meylert and her granddaughter, one of the most charming debutantes of the season, will les Monday for Olid Point Com- fort and Virginia Beach, The meeting of the Ladies historical society at Mrs, Horatio Ki esterday was largely attended, Mra. Asay jall in the chair. The first speaker was Mrs. Carl Barus of Boston, who been ing the season here, Her subject was the university of. Paris, Mrs, Amos Draper of Kendall Green read a selection. be- if an interesting sketch of the short but event- ful life of Princess Isabella of France, Mra. Ross Browne contributed a well-written bal inal poem upon Chevalier Bayard. Mra. A. Howard Clarke, lately returned from Europe, a | Save a vivid description of the Paris exhibi- tion. Miss Alice Burage played three pieces charmingly u upon the piano. Mrs, H. H. Dou- bleday poured tea, Among those present were Mrs. Mendenhall, Mrs. Outhwaite, Mrs, Hol- combe, Miss Davisand Miss Conness of Boston, aud Mrs. Hichborn, Miss Mamie Draney of Paterson, N.J., is the guest of the Misses Draney, 430 M street. A pleasant progressive eucher party was given Thursday evening by Mrs. W. F. Barker in honor of her guest, Miss Looney. ‘The prizes were wou by Mrs. Kenna and Mr. Brewer und Mrs, Stewart and Mr. White. Those present were Senator and Mrs. Call, Senator and Mrs. Kenna, Miss Kenna, Representative Davidson, Representative and Mrs. Brewer, Mrs, Jordan, Mrs, Maish of Illinois, Mra, Stuart, Miss Black- Loin Mr. White, Mr. Abrahams, Mr. Mitchell, Mise Bate, Lieut, Rosa, Miss Tarr, Dr. Ross, Miss Lewis, Mr. Ficklin, Miss Wolf, Mr. Monta- gue and Mr. Jones, At 11 o'clock refreshments were served, -————e@e—___—___ TO PAY THE PENSIONERS. Arranging for the Quarterly Gathering of Veterans at the Pension Agency. ‘The regular quarterly payment of pensions will begin at the pension agency next Tues- day. Mr. 8. L. Willson, agent for the pay- ment of pensions, in discussing this event said toa Sram reporter this morning: “We keep the office open on the first pay day from 6:30 in the morning until 5 in the afternoon, and you may be sure weare kept busy, too. We have anextra force of clerks on hand and they have all they can attend to, The queer part of it all is that out of the 1,800 or 1,900 pensioners who are paid on the first day fully 1,500 call early in the morning, as though they were afraid the money might give out, Asa result we have more than we can attend to in the morning, and in the afternoon, as likely as not, half our force will be idie. Other pensioners, too, fail to put in an appearance at all for several’ days, as it is thought they would not be attended to the first day. Ifsome of those who crowd into line in the morning and have to wait their turn to be paid would only put off their visits until afternoon it would make matters ever so much easier for us and for them, too. With our force of clerks we are able to attend to all in one day if they would only come in detachments.” ——— Another Move in the Canal Case. Col. H. K. Douglass, attorney for F. T. God- dard and others, general creditors of the Chesa- peake and Ohio canal to the amount of $70,000 for work done on the canal, filed in the canal cases in the court at Hagerstown, Md.. yesterday petition in behalf of these creditors, The petition does uot take an appeal from the decision of Judge Alvey to appoint receivers, but says that it is desirable and necessary for the court, in reference to any further action, to have more satisfactory and conclusive informa- tion with regard to the matters necessary to be inquired into than can be furnished by the re- port of the receivers. The petition therefore preys that a commissioner or commissioners be appointed by the court, before whom such testimony shall be take: ——»—___. The Bennings Disaster. This morning in the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bingham, the case of John C, Richard- son, indicted tor manslaughter, was calied for arraignment, The indictment charges that through the negligence of defendant Edward Godfrey was struck and killed by a railroad train near Bennings on the Baltimore and Po- tomac railroad on December 14 lust. Mr. H. Wise Garnett appeared for Richardson and filed a motion to quash the indictment, claim- ing among other reasons that no offense against the laws in force in the District is set out. The motion went over t fall next next Saturday, Sentenced t by Jud Judge Bingham. In the Criminal Court this morning Thos, F. Scott alias Timothy Shea plead guilty to the charge of larceny of eight revolvers from the store of P. A. Connell on February 11 and was | Sentenced to three years at the Albany peniten- tary. James M. Watson, jr., the young boy charged h forging and passing checks of Dr. A. P. Fardon, who a few days ago withdrew his plea of not guilty, plead guilty and was sentenced to the reform school during minority. Jobn Brown, indicted for assault with intent to kill, withdrew his ples of not guilty and plead guilty to an assault. The court imposed @ sentence of sixty dave in jail, Wm. Myers, convicted of forging checks amounting to $235 im the name of J. Edwin Chapman on the National Metropolitan bank, was sentenced to the penitentiary at Ajbany for two years, Reverdy J. Brooke, convicted of false pre- tenses in passing a check for $20 on J. 8. ‘Lo; ham, &., was sentenced to one year in ths Albany penitentiar, The Spring Fishing. Today opens the spring fishing season, and although a cold wave is predicted the outlook is promising to the seine haulers along the shores of the Potomac. The heavy winds re- ported on the lower Potomac a couyple of days ago have a and the rough water has pdr Meilar-ree pees from the waters of the Potomac are not yet plentiful, but it is earlier than those fish usuaily run. What the fishermen call “trash fish,” such as {llow perch, cattish and cots,tare plentiful and ave been caught all through the winter sea- son, which is something unusual for the Poto- mac fishermen to do. The small nets have — worked all the winter and ina few days | all the large seines will be in operation, ‘There is ouly one boat now making trips to the ing shores, but a8 soon ag the large seines get in operation several tug boats will bring the fish to the cit; A Social es The young people of Mt. Tabor M.P. church jmet recently and formed an | styled the Young People’s social league of Mt. Tabor church with the following officers: Pres- mt, E. C. Ford; vice president, Miss Minnie Carolina avenue suutheast, Mr. and Mrs, H. A. 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MILY OF ITE Girt for General Howsowork, ous whe ies arse class couk none other need apyly ; must come well rec- ommended, ee wi y ANTED—« NG |! io ASSIST IN A ral Office Works tmuse: write good rapid band. Address 1m own ‘baudwriting, stating. age, MACH, Star oitice, Wikeans A CLAIM AGENT'S: cariGE A Youug Man as Type Writer; treference given if Stenowrapuct ;stateaalary expected. Box 044 over m: also city Wi ANTED—A NEAT WHITE GIRL TO DO LIGHT ey ape aud Mind Children; bring reference to 823 Sth at. now. it Wi TANI; D—A SERVANT FOR GENERAL use Work; must have omar 8 ANTED—A QUICK ENER BOY To Workin Ware Ko m as Sluppiug Clerks address ENERGETIC, Star office, WwW NIED-GENILEMAN OF SOME BUST = Experienee for s Permanent Position Wick Us, Govd “reiereuces uecessary, ulary, weekly, $18. Abbiy Monday after a.m, 424 othst. mew. * it WANDERS COMPETENT CLERK AND SALES- man, with ret ¢, in Stove aud Plumbing House, Cull or eduress 2126 Pu. ave. nw. ml-2t* WAN2ED— DuNDOKE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- reau, conducted by Iudies—Men and Wowen, white and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, city aud states; with references, nemoved to 70¥ Lat, u. w. 3 ANTED — IMMEDIATELY — A ook, Washer must stay” at nish at FIRST-CLASS id lvoper for Family of ; Fefereuces required. Cali at ED-A LADY CLERK, CONVEKS.N sion claim work; must write a plat ci in OWN handwriting, ALTOMN EY, ty. Wane :D—LVEKY WOMAN TO KNOW HOW carn ber own living at Rome, Mend stamped en- ith plsib address to Box 16%, Star office. W EDA WHITE ¢ anid Waitrens. C between th hours of V yANTED—GiRMAN Womau as Cook 1k {3 CHAMBERMATD IRISH Of LOKED id for General Hous work; ces quired. Apply before WaAntepat MILL GIy. A BRIGHT, IN. telligent and Pushing Cauyasser (udy or geutle= man) of Good Address, Straight Salary of e12 per week snd a liberal colimission on sales; references required, aud those hot possessing the required qualife eatous ueed mot apply, We He Mekettl, Koou 14, Central Building, Ya, ave, and 9tu et, 123-30 WADXIED-A cHampen MAID AND W wart ESS whiter, Appiy ut 1911 T Vv y ANTED TREK GiLs wee Only thoge wetting a repid: legibi Address Box 1B, star offic x aia ee AN Suuces, Pickles aud Aadrew Wik, BoU Ee ae ART \ THE < = ud ey 38 pity sual oostek Address LAUNDRY, Sta 127-5 Ti CANVASSER TO die a New Catholic Bost ks wil pay Geary f and oe to right person, it Room 8, 1010 F ED LADY'S MAID WHO b diess make and willing to travel if decired. "A yes, af 1801 ¥ at, between the hours of 11 a. and 4 Warzepas. A TEMPERATE Ti DU BOY or Young Man to. Set ype and Kuus Printiug Bross, Address, stating aye, experiehce, waxes, ¢ x ee ry 3 W ANTED—A THOROUGHLY RELIATLE YOUNG Man as au Assistant im the Othice of wun At torueya 1yUst have uad experience in writing 8 cv auieuding Canoe; a qraduate. at tow pre: ferred; @ good and steady position guaranteed right than, Addrens, givin, tare gud s pected, PATENT ALLUKN T WAIST Hands; none other need apply. J. INSON, 907 Pennsylvania ave. a WAXZER-DETECTIVES IN EVERY COU 4 Shrewd mea soot seer. instructions in ur Se: | treme ret Beryice: experience llut Beceusary: perticulure free, GRASNAS DETLCIIVE BUKEAU CO a cade, Cincinuatt, Obio. t Wixtesy TELLIGENT, YOUNG MAN WHO ange of wood tasiitel: show ‘route ia Weshtontos iuautel show rooms in Washington, saeeshet 104, Star office, t27-theaee Warren AT ONCE—A FEW GoUD men tosell our goous by sauple to the wholesale retail trade, We are the largest manufacturers in. it rine. Liberal ss ‘salary po uid, Permanent position, joey advuti verths me adds eau for art MFG. Go enieago te “fid-artuct th, 30t ANTED-$75 TO #250 A MONTH CAN BE tade working £0 for us. Perso preferred who can furnish 6 horse and wive thets whole Hine to the. busts hess, Phare momelite may be protably” e oy jew vacancies in towus and citi BF, Sihisos © CO., 1009 Main st,, Kichmoud, ak se Girla aud ANTEDCWOMEN COOKS, CHAMBER MAIDS, WAN Kinds of Help Furnished with Situations, THE NEW NATIONAL ba Fu RENT—PLENTY OF UNFU! RNIBHED kOOMS, seauine departments, and oil frgut roca. at 1403 nhode inland to desire: _ Waar IONS FOR NURSE AND Chamber references from lust em- ployer. ‘Address 1428 'N at. usw, st* ARGE HANDSOMELY is x eefcet Sonal tion 36.50. Be WALI Oo a on Vee { Rooms on id thor, en suite oF Wari, ge DUETIOUS YOUNG one Serer i a ies et are X FURNISHED FRONT Roum, _— Board for one or two pereuns WANTED—ROOMS. — BY FISH & MILL + Apply 308 2d st. ne. 125-31 Fok BENT TWO LARGE FORNISHED Roos, central location ; western all FL exposure; with all cou- Yeuiences and home. {cguuforte with Board; also Lane Mall hoom:; at 408 Gch at, 2uB-3t" 70H RERT— 1812 Ker XW. LARGE, Whii- uabed Rooms ou coeueer ou wide iurcl ith or without Gonna, at rensouabie fate Fe RENT — THREE NICELY FUUNISI mus, second floor, and one on tind; frout Ga 128-2 Fe £2 T-813 VERMONT AVE, OPPOSITE the frineton hotel, Koos SSE.307 141H st kas; alliu firet-clace order: location good; Teut re . to guod and careiul teuaut, £27. WANTED Rooms FIRST FLOOR, tered tal Office; price must be reasonable, dress NORTHWEST, Bar office, W skteD—ron « LADY, & ELEASANT POON T oom, unfurnished ; t be reasouable aud privacy staured; for light ‘hiousencepiug. NT—FURNISHED—1 Toome and bath; will be nsated tor, takines of sum, ton or by the 5 KB. a, LEIPOLD, f S.w, cor. 13th and F ste. uw. address UNFURNISHED eae h 15, northwest, within 2 it; light housekeeping; dren | state ceut per mouth, Address Colo: pantry, bati Windows: south frout, trobes, rauge, cabluct man- tels, one sjuare from iwo lines of care aud electric gtreet light, Jour. squares fom achoul ho 1 aud 5333 Florida ave, ee ‘LO LEASE, RENT OR BUY LEAS: OF . Lew. (concre' Le Droit Fark, . A. COULTE ‘en suite oF si: La nit Office ou fat be between, Sth and 13th sts, St, Cloud building, Es “heise su able Tor Fool eatate, Address W.F.H., star office, Tato. Sry alli OR RENT— jOR RENT—WANDSOWELY FORSIaED ae EE SiH ST. &. SiO ang ew, Oe cathe OUSE 14 Jor tute ou First Foor Genteel Tooms: in cuod repair. Inquireot JNO. B. y aN Doi ur Hi abe” fetes i Ronee Price $50. Board uf desired. viet aw. Bhegaeee heh TE Ly Rill Gis Cit 7 on en swith or without bourd; between Dth and 1utb. G aud F%, RENT—A ARE OF FIVE THREE. | PYOK well! FE K RE yet ROOMS, COMMUNICATING N ste. ley story end Gellar” Brick We frot Soy iathst. nw, jomon eee nal Seeing. Bf sitsle, nicely furnisbed, mer oars S| Bonet wesntareah statin tarmeand par Washingt circa Pout ies 2130 Lt. a ibataes oo are heated ,OR kent ORICELT FURNISHED — ROOMS, te se BY sprucest Le Droit aan re rooms: $22.90 can be houses, Feutow at ue 3 rooma, 61 FRISTOE SiaEPHOS, Tide F st. mw. JOR RENT RO V oh ‘Houses ; oe “GRAND COMMUNICATING we SOR RENT—1303 F STS THE DWELLING yor KENT—THE HOUSE: a front and back, 1ucuished or unfurniabed. Bee 10U, Btar yids, Fpcriues containing § roomie, Texeign gud bath. °° | Komal, water and gas: to wood jestion, | Alwo One Large Purniencad Front” hou U6 Lt WAS2ED 520, RORCHASE—Lors FRONTING |" mi-6t 'STEIGEM & LIEGEL. ANN, 1303 F at, | ¥659 cheap rent, 709 ain shee ‘aby 3 ob 7th st. b.w. between Bounds: Let. nw. _ 5-60" JOR REY ss, Give size, location aud price. | W —SEVEN-ROOM BRIG K HOUSE WITH E OR RENT-LARGE FaoNT AND, aa P Er Room om Sea opener et ce ae hie Soar ela Bene cee Ss BOM é I joor, Fs ctometa, bat, eo. rata tween and & Td ey 1dth sts. aw. Apply to sooummeodaved THe Toke th, pala —— JOR RENT—A DESIRABLE FRONT som ON . CR KENT Olive +t, Gr. x sonetion tt beiccraine 1.8! are G16 La. ave. 10, K at.. 61 ee eee res ore oc8 pee rs “ai weep FOUR poous east Conpactisat ave, Neety Furnished ;CELLA NEOUS Weab bein Pabichoanel meester D. T1324 13TH N.W ra NT — 305 EST. NW. THRES UNFUR- y ARTE! E’ ICYCLE; MUST BE 1x | utizal location, Small S.x-room Hi oe ea TL Ww pertect order, oe or ig . ; Bewly papered, cone ‘next door, 1322. | & a p floor, wi eas, heat aud ANTED—1TO PAY THE HIGHEST arn Brokerage to W First-class Insurance Men who can guaraute- god line of business in Washiugton, Yer- ‘sonal uusiatance ret ‘Ok kExT— Fo. SENTLEMAN IX EE Ace KE «Kouta: opew fires: tab.e well sup) ed's me ‘Wertus reasousbie AVE Tizdsin. we oor. heer, atuan ie {UR RENT—UNFURNISHED— See Pistein “ibe Mutoy’ | etatve mr.Cts ay. Ket $20 ji885, $09 and $45 Stable pear Kis Kea suas, ayer Yeriuce iw.. 20 TOK ie THREE APART ‘OF: aOAND For Life, Fire, Accident and Live Stock lusur FiRS De a 25 pa ajuries gid chaser cic Companies. Othices GUS F'xt a - 208: a Et 1 Digpontcte.125 iy cecil, at OUDMONT, “cor, 43m V vy AN'TED—PALK as U st., Gr. m. JK KENT—1110 L ST. NW, LARGE PARLOK PS Brilhaut, Perfect Cut ie tiburton, t Pe ‘ou 1st floor; also 5 i ‘Howe Tt iTCH, + SH feather iieds | ‘Houseboids 4 Sturave on reasonable terme, ‘Address 314 w. FU SHED Cenrah frat emote wh BA west: low rent to good tenant, poly a GARDTER, 613 15th st. jor Furniture, Carpet Store Fixtures, gQOK E — 1123 13TH BT. O : it 7K KENT—NEW YORK FLATS oF Foun eee belisaud ian wed to Ted tein puma ad tath room. newiy fainted and rajerods Tan holding a bronuent. paition in the Heisei g ‘gerpran, | ou linet Gat can: sida? he fs ancurathe’ aenail musical profession in prepared to ive thorugh Ine Wallach pi “24-68 ae _ | anion, A. Bol cum, Shia feeds tectimoniats, and teferraices href cieast tertce Peeacs sstore,8100 0 10 mae. Or Gr SEE ST Ao SOE = Teusouabli Teawou hours frou 10 a.m. t0 9 Grete Z.2., btar office. ee: WANED A GOOD MAKE SAFETY BICYCLE: second-hand; state muke, price aud how Tews REAL Vee and Insurance Broker, 10th aLd¥ saw = = ES. FOR RENT: STORES R RENT- A 128-20" Gua Lath wt, -A PARTY LE nah fated CITY WiLL : i TSuant Me nts duily tues nO. ASGTOS TABENEY. Sie OfsCe, the Tucan: ‘wide ot; sowth fronts two lines at WV ASTED—EVERY LADYIN AsAIN RON WHO Alte thorouehly: Es Wiipped 1-eal etate OMice ou hag a newing Muchine to Repair to xend pustal to Boks, aie, i hairs, Carpets, with good WAL st bw. all incase Ky Libel ‘Charges 31. ted. 126-60 7, Star office, D-EVERY LADY TO KNOW THAT SHE uh buve her Sewii isc repaired at her house for gi and warranted, i pustal to C, RUEKDAGH, Domestic sewing Macking Agency, cor. ‘7th and He 40 Mth above Rut, 14r, 8150 100 Tr Tar ieuee | © Ot, $12 8 5 iat a 10 FORREST STORE ROOM VERY WT BE pow i KFORD, Koma, with widehall; beauufal som 7 JILDER OED. cteneet ge vayored; wall lighted, bail ana wory Weer 8 a bbe 1S07 F ett rade. suitabie fot Merchsnt Tailor, Dteee Maser ve gfaity of Zool joing and Reuwdelings 1 seeing si auy one w ‘ne routs and guod light. rent, with url owe, $795 : SeoTinecac: Coen ome me Se JOR BENT LARGE STORE AND DWELLING Fon three-story; Rxtures in store, Louse in WANTED. — AN OFFER ON 50 SHAK “*Lunston ‘ype Machine Stock,” cl same for small house, Address A. WANTED Ls PERSONS “WANTING PH poeialieg Sao SR Se ssid ote cabinet size. $2 per dozen, call at THK Stale ~ ere ave. ‘This low rte cy optinaed unt __FOR RENT--STABLES. ARTED_NEW AND 6i D-HAND | Fae fa Stoves of ail hinds and qualities ; Orb ond F stan, JOR RENT-STABLE ON 30-POOT ALLE slop susail Sad inigs oeocte oe Merchandise, Otlice aud = — | Firtar side Latayetee He aquare; five stalls; water sat Store Fiatures; Borage ol ver; femouable terns © eine 2187, 8T. W., NEW, SEVEN a too Yor three car eurages, verms moderate, Key HAL, Auction 701 ‘por mi r ie ee ee f19-2w GEO. W. LINKING, 1th apd B sta. n.w. = ANTED- LADIES, TRY “ORANGE BLOSSOM" Wer cure for Tomales Giseanes | also Dr. “McGil ¥. (NW, COR), _ PERSONAL 51400 14TH ST. re and For par- ep Purr eurey Maingin 100 davon 1 sate ices od: ML: DODSON, 1225 st A IADY, oF RIND, AFFacrIONsTS binig-1- _ $010-2m' = um Desires ENT Or FURNIS! HOUSE TO Sisalemee ae leas ALBWere eyed = PUR gy bee Featiers ee tee | wo ety eat DENTIALLY, Starofice ae ‘Steamed and ‘Mot ideas, . troyeds ¥. H. ouNGs taoe fee Heyes j fl ste Ade tereucen, Asicanoe®. © PAST MIDDLE AGE, RETIRED Toossd: rom bi of good cl ter well to de would uke to tors tue * pinin AN Me Keevor'eal, ars. 333.34 | bones! ANTED—TRY SCRIBNER, BEST ae ‘Sable Goods, is 20) pt sion Or Rt 20 roome, stable in rear... ows. FG cy Honest indy a ttle under audate age, with uo cuca Faucen of Rud reputation =e Lic, pee Ms i ieth stares: 10000 | Audrese BaCuinLOke wear ofhee mise F does) 1oF ove WoL! TeEIwOULD io partes cee) for CERNING FONE! BATS URE her's,” or “all the Ce ou persoually, You will be scp. poo ete M, M. PARKER, 1418 Fat. as BLACK AND BROWN to order onl; iy #1 TF. yep J avai, pte PGR RENT—610,614 AND 616 K ST. XE: NEW eer i front : ne ee mod, suk or satin fine work, low res Ged one map BH. WARNEE & €O.,916 Fanw, mauate np ~ omnes or art $y os. 38 -s We FORTH &5UND, Teo See 7 a SESE ES eco ace 217 Foca tal Wi TED-EVERYBODY SOREN FLOM Smoky Chimneys to know that Rad Su ellings® Bear - st, —l~ nt printing efce, neat Smihvona Cure Them oF No Fe rnin well-educated man. bes Made to OF No days W. ke DANTES the West End ; reute ranging from § < Bio partion DISCKEE |, Star office Ts ata . eae ES Mei tik miter 242 Cn.w., opp. Trinity church, EE Y RENT—027 M ST. N.W.; ern 2 improvements; 650. CRE SERVICE XOMINATION QUESTIONS 0 PLAN, AM. Tos Southwest cor: Sched K sina. LOST AND FOUND. = yATK DETECTIVE AGENCY FRO: + | JpOK RENT—A NICE SIX-lloost LAY WINDOW MENT OFFICE, 617 12tht, n.w. Fares aEONT, OF Tam KEWabove: | Oe Mars SIGE SIX loom Ba tol wt; ‘coundentia ‘open a Owner can have same by calliug at shove nuin- -50 in advance. Inquire of OWNER, ; 3261 stae? | C Bauawer, O26 F ot aw. 7 AT ierpeee p Droperty and yayiny expenses, PETER B. ___W ANTED--HOUSES._ pu |e 18 Fo. RICH, ATTORNEY, (AT-EAW, 12s DEAR NTED-TO RENT 4, SMALL Hous! a = BLACE SETTER COLLAR AND 201 Est est 171 eavioe Seeuty-<ne Wittiwest fore hice meat pOUs ma |] Return to MANGU) XN. Oapriol | 721 esi athe. oF a¢ Sule aid - maker. M. P, C. ExLBweit, f 1000 Foatnw. 1 | St tnt receive reward At" _ | 603 24 wt. n.0., OF. ii = W4SIED- HOUSES AND ROOMS To HENT= bate AND TAN DOG WITH COLLAR i Nae is Tae TIME, ad at nea fo sha conventent ccanivn af offic G 0 627 Dot. nw. ‘OR ena a N. al “CORT ASH ZWO- | 12 ieee ones State BIARD, GUD oe ouse, 1 aun cov % t avi for houses and Fuoma, JOH be wigiit = WHT 7 M2250 per mouth Apply to rper Sloe saw. Ls 1h ae - cuin O00 fot AR a BBURe ihe woe Peet ave. ie | Habe IN Narra BUY PIECE OF 1 Page Ty PANG | & pray ltable reward if re aren FOREST — 307 B BT. N-E.; TWO-STORY aa 3995 BOARDING. . we investinent ‘Basement Brick; 9 rooms: 25.000; business ferred. 5 ted; $30 per month, IN ppt: IRST-CLASS MT ry 825.000; property “dtrece Le RE IK AND | juinied. 80 ver ‘BEALL, Oe Go is Fytistatnon tie yyy ANTED—TO BUY FOR CASH, A DWELLING, | © 10 De aw ‘OR F-FHGRI TERRACE FaaT. oe a: - . to cost ‘gant and Coy 217 East Capitol | 914 ARDING—LARGE ICEL) EeORGIAED ws 25,000: "Address Casa he wee wana Bt Ost OF 8: | Keren ie sta ‘with yood buard at the “AUbUrL," my Wire ary BOY ON, MONTHLY INSTALL: | chain ‘tucky, djecent to Benstor Bh 13 13TH ST. NW. TRANS y uenta, an Sor #-ro0m Brick modern fix | war rn, | fy god ania and Address, ai terns, Bor O1, Star handsomely and tely fina ee Be Looe DOG, ON ERIDAN APTER: | Messrs. W. 3. ton & Co.; new Waaomiam OR UNFURNISHED to 131 | and open grates; sani ‘piumbing all new Pus Hep fe nltcen rooms tor five, mantha, th ne and Pee Se aa Boom MEDIATE Star offic MY? all particulars, prey Pet ANTED AS AN INVESTMENT A MODERN Brick SOU." nddrene Bon House Poe M3 Gee cost from $4,000 8%. ottice. > ANTED—FOR A CUSTO! ke Poubaehtigsts eee sine modern iaproverseada SEVEX TO Saye yn Ae Aer ent hot to ae ee menta: wont yearsor ousknes “ Ey eres Tea ARCHITECTS, el-lm Lae cart pA} aah a ow. SES GOING FROM ra hte 5 a erat only pombe ot tog S08. Answers to name of Tony. BENT Ee: aed,or ch Sand PA AVE ‘ah 23m o