Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1890, Page 2

2 SOCIAL MATTERS. Mrs. Harrison’s Drawing Room—Other Receptions. ‘Mra. Harrison's Friday afternoon drawing room was a very crowded affair yesterday after- noon. From being a quiet hour, in which the saly of Sie White Heats ee Sg those who came by person: itation or by appointment, the company takes on the dimen- ions of a public reception. The red parlor was lighted and decked with blooming plants, =o — wood fire Sayre — grate gay ight welcome to came. Mra Harrison wore a Gemi-trained wa of black satin, flowered in colors, Mrs. jcKee wore cloth, trimmed with black bdrai and Miss Grace Davis, who was assisting to entertain the Beceem a becoming toilet of —— gray pioth and velvet. Some of those present were Mrs, and Miss Windom, Mrs. Noble and Miss Margaret Halstead, Mrs. Jnstice Lamar, Mra. Henry Peliew, Mra, Blackburn, Miss Blackburn, Mrs. John Hay, Mra. Ingalls, Mrs. Walthall, Col. and Mra. Bobert Christy, Mrs, Beiaey, Mrs, J. M. Wilson, Miss Amia Wilson, Mra. B Hols, Mise Gonverneor, Mre. Wm. E. Chand- Jer, Miss Mullan, the Misses Preston, Mr. A. H. Preston, Mr. and Mra, A. J. Creswell, Mrs, Hawiey, Capt. Middleton of the British army and Mrs, Middleton, Mrs. Senator Gray, Miss Ashford, Mra. Cullom, Mra. MeMil Mrs. fe’ Manderson, Mrs. juire, Mrs. jer, rs. McLean, Mrs. Hazen, Mrs. J. C. Burrows, Mra W. H. F. Lee, Mra Reed, Mra, W. D. Owen, Miss Trescot, Miss Carter, Mr. Stevens, Mra, Romero, Mra. Menocal, Mra, A. J. ge Mrs. J. W. Powell, Mr. F. B. Loomis, Mrs. Cilley, Mra, Abba Goold colson, Miss hey oor ira, Wilcox, Mrs, Hepry Strong, Mrs. Brinton Stone, Mrs. Ge: c. Taslotons Miss Denver and Mra. Wm T. Harris, Mrs. Biaine sees her friends after 6 o'clock each afternoon. Mrs. Wanamaker held a charming reception yesterday afternoon after 4 o'clock, The draw- ing suite was open to callers and Mrs, Wana- maker feceived in the picture gallery, where also Miss Wanamaker presided over a pretty tea service. The hostess wore a princesse demi-trained gown of black silk with flowered stripes and a rich garniture of black lace. Miss Wanamaker wore a simple toilet of gray wool and white Iace. Many persons, including a number of White House callers, called to see Mrs, Wanamaker and toenjoy the treasures of the art callery, and they were welcomed with much cordiality. Among the callers were ex-Post- master General Creswell, who left a message of respect for Mr. Wanamaker; Admiral Jouett, the Misses Andrade, Mrs. Chas. H. Gibson, Mra. Louise Patterson, Mrs. T. H. Paynter, Mr. Mc- Cawley. Mise Sherrill, Miss Grace Davis, Mr. Deering,” Mrs. Anyrartie Schoonmater, Miss » Mrs. Angustus er, Cox, Mra, Kilvert and Mrs. Clover. Mra. Noble will stay at home to see her friends on Wednesdays hereafter after 4:30 in the afternoons. Miss Mar; it Halsted will be With Mrs. Noble. Miss Eleanora Halsted is visiting in Boston. Mrs. Senator Squire, who has been absent in New York city and in Utica for some time, has returned and willresume her Thursday after- moons at home at the Arlington next week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pellew have returned to the city from a trip in the south. ‘Mrs. Angustig Schoonmaker is at home throughout Lent on Saturdays at No, 1708 19th street. Mrs. Kilvert and her sister, Miss Cox of Bos- ton, are at the Hotel Arno for the season. ‘The ladies are at home to callers on Mondays from 2 to 4 o'clock. Mrs. Frank B. Farnsworth of No. 1603 16th Btreet is at home to her friends on Wednesdays. Mrs. de Smirnoff of No, 1924 H street gave a charming tea yesterday afternoon from 4 to 7 o'clock im houor of her sister, Mra, Henry Wadsworth. Mise Edea gave a luncheon to a company of her lady friends today. Among the guests were Mra. Kent of New York, who is the guest of Mrs. Condit smith; Mrs. Justice Field, Mrs, J. P. Jones, Mrs. Chas. H. Gibson and Mra. Condit Smith, Mrs. Mendonea, wife of the Brazilian dele- gate to the international American congress, ‘Was at Lome yesterday toa large number of callers, The house on New Hampshire avenue had ou « most hospitabie aspect. A bright fire burned upon the hearth in the hall and brilliant lights glowed everywhere. There was a punch bow! full of the fascinat beverage im the library, and Miss Valentina Mendonca, in a be- toming gown of white India silk, served Bra- filian coffee from the well-spread board in the dinisg room. Mrs. Mendones received in a gown Of bisck lace over black silk relieved by & garniture of scarlet ribbons; Miss Mendonca was attired in red India silk, Mrs. Chas. H. Gibson will not be st home to callers on Tuesday of next week. Mrs. James 8. Sherman, wife of the member trom Utica, N.Y¥., received yesterday at her home. No. 1746 N street, dressed in a rich toilet of old rose sill, Mr. and Mra. Horace Cummings of K street will entertain the “Saturday Night whist club” this evening. This club meets weekly and is composed of enthusiastic lovers of the game. Among the members are Secretary Proctor, Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Hutchinson, Coil. and Mra. Haywood, Mr. and Mrs. McDonald, Mr, and Mrs. Outhwaite, Gen. and Mrs, Patterson. Mra, Giliey, Mr. Harry Cilley, Senator and Sirs. Frye, Judge aud Mrs, Veasy, Dr. and Mra. Ainsworth, Ds | and Mrs, George B. Haycock and Col. and Mrs. Rutherford. Mr. and Mrs. JobnBell Bouton of New York city are at the Hamilton. They will remain in the city for several weeks,as they have relatives and many friends here. Mrs. Abba Goold Woolson of Boston, who is at the Fredonia, isa writer on English litera- ture and is an authority upon French and Spanish history. e is the president of the Castilian ciub of England and the author Of several works, Some of the prominent society ladies of the city are interesting themselves in a movement to increase the strength and authority of the society for the prevention of cruelty to animals bere. They hope to increase the funds of th society so that it may be able to have agent coustantiy employed im defending from abuse the animals ot the city. Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Johnson will leave here early next week for Asheville, N.C., where Mra. Jobnson will remain for some weeks to get the benefit of the mountain air. Mrs. Charles H. Babbitt will not be at home Monday, the 10th, but on Mondays thereafter, as usual, at 933 Massachusetts avenue. : Representative Moffitt called on the Presi- dent yesterday and presented Mra, Moffitt, Mr, and Mrs, F. D. Kilburn, Mr. and Mrs, RB OG. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Smaliman, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. a ng ou Hyde, Mire us loc! iss Hy: Mra. W. H. Pra Mrs. A. H. Pratt and Miss Will Child. 7 Quite a merry party invaded the residence of Mr. and Mrs. L. Rosenbaum, at 243 10th street southeast, lust evening and took complete posses- sion of the premises. The occasion was a su: testimonial on the part of their lady friends of ‘Twelfth Street M. E. church southeast for the many ects of kindness on the part of the Rostess. The evening's festivities came to « close at a late hour. Col. and Mra. M. J. Foote entertained a few frieuds Wednesday evening at their home on 7 ll THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY. winter, and will be pleased to see their friends at their home, 417 3d street, There will be a ball at Edel’s hall on Monday evening in honor of the visitit the convention of the Supreme OKSB. Dancing will commence at 10 The Mount Pleasant Fong @lub was pleas- antly entertained by Mise Herriott last iene erence . D. 101 poy gan, commissioner of Mrs. W. B. Moses. will be at home at the Normandie Mondays after March 10. The Meritorious eucher club was entertained last by Mrs. H. A. Beligson at her resi- denc, 2812 Netreet, There meee ber reel Mr. Gettinger and Mr. Kiggii cided by drat in Mr. Gettinger’s favor. Mr. Bunn and Miss Phelps carried away the booby prizes. After the game the party adjourned to the dining room, where an elaborate sypper awaited them. Afterward dancing was enjoyed Until a late houn Mrs, Louise Bell and daughters, who have been visiting in Washington during the winter, — tomorrow for their home in Jack- son, Mic! hed KILLED WITH A FORK. Joseph Shorter Sentenced to Two Years im Albany Penitentiary. In the Criminal Court this morning the case of Joseph Shorter, a colored boy indicted for the murder of Edward Smith by stabbing him with a fork on July 4 Inst, was called, A plea of guilty of manslaughter having been accepted he was brought up for sentence. Gen. E. ©. Carrington appeared for the accused and stated that he hada number of witnesses of the affai Mr. Lipscomb, for the government, read the Coroner's notes showing that the two had had afightin the neighborhood of 12th and W streets and were parted, but subsequently met, and Shorter inflicted the fatal blow, and he submitted the case to the court, Gen, Carrington claimed that the case was One of a not very high grade of manslaughter; be it was the result of — and the erro the wound wis an accident. He also c! that the prisoner was of good character. The prisoner took the stand and testified that they had been singing and then hada dispute over a game of crap; that Smith, who was much larger than he, assaulted him first and he went away, and that Smith met him again and knocked him down beside a tree box. He found a fork lying on the ground and strick Smith with it. On cfoss-examination he denied that when his mother took him home he went in the house of that he passed through the alley, and insisted that he found the for! He acknowl- edged that he had been three days in the work house and had been fined two or three times and was once arrested by a policeman because 8 dog had killed a cat. The mother of the boy testified that the mis. chief had been done before shegot there and that he did not take a fork from the house, for her forks wére all there. The father of the boy testified as to his peaceable disposition. oo prisoner asked the court to be merc iful im. The chief justice said that there was no doubt but that he was guilty of manslaughter and the ouly question was whether he was not pe. Sys greater crime, After referring to the umstances and deprecating the carousing and drinking of young men he im- posed a sentence of two years in the peniten- tary at Albany, expressing the hope that it would effect reformation, MORE B. AND OU. TRACKS, Provisions of the Bill Introduced in the Senate Yesterday by Mr. Farwell. The proposition made to the Senate District committee by representatives of the Baltimore and Ohio company more than a week ago, as stated in Tie Stax at the time, have been pre- sented to the Senate in definite shape, Z A bill containing the provisions of the com- pany’s proposition was introduced yesterday by Senator Farwell and was outlined in yesterday's Stan, It provides for an entrance of the Bal- timore and Ohio traeks (four in number) into the city at the intersection of Boundary street and Delaware avenue. The route then pro ceeds along Delaware avenue at grade or by means of an open cut toa point ator near the intersection of D street north and Dela- ware avenue; thence by a curve to the right, crossing North Capitol street between C and D streets north; thence westwardly and north- wardly, crossing D street north and E street north between New Jersey avenue and North Capitol street; thence eastwardiy, crossing North Capitol street between E and F streets Borth to a point on Delaware avenue at or near ¥ street north, with the right to occupy with the twacks of the said company D street north between New Jersey avenuc and Delaware venue and North Capitol street between C street north and Massachusetts avenue. And for the purpose of utting the construction of id in such manner the Commissioners of the District of Colum- bia are hereby directed to close the following streets between the follow: points, towit: North Capitol street from north line of C street to south line of Massachu- setts avenue, D street north between the east line of Delaware avenue and the east line of New Jersey avenue, E street north between the east line of Delaware avenue and the east sine of New Jersey avenue, F street north be- tween Delaware avenue and Massachusetts “Bridges f pablic use are to cross the tracks for 16 at Massachusetts avenue, H strect and Bound- ary street, The entire route within the city, when at street grade or in open cut, if to be in- closed by an iron fence or railing upon a stone parapet ‘with an Ky eens at each street cross- ig at grade, to by gates and a watchman, ——__ A Curious Find. Mr. Nitas Spicer, near Culpeper, Va., while cutting water cresses, found a perfect skeleton, the arm bones of which ran through a steel plate and one covering the breast bone a half of an inch in thickness. On it wag stamped, “Lc. Presented by J. K. - Kansas, pin, January 9, 1863.” It will be sent to Wash- ington as a war relic. aes Relief for the Needy. There wasadonation party at the pension office this morning and the clerks of the record and certificate divisions contributed enough provisions to fill an ordinary horse cart. The donations were turned over to Maj. Moore for distribution among the . The clerks state 9th street. Miss Katharine Foote rendered | in a letter that the know best who are several piano selections, Miss Twigg gave a the worthy poor. number of spirited recitations and Mr. Ruseell’s Say > ~ wer ae guitar music was excellent, ‘The lady managers of the National homeo- Pathic hospital have issued invitations for a reception to be beld st the residence of Mrs, Senator Gorman T evening from 5 to 11. Mrs, and Miss Hendrie will be at home infor- mally on Tuesdays during Lent at 525 I street, Mrs. Senator Stewart will be at home to her friends informally as usual tomorro: evening atthe ae " The Clover progressive eucher club was leasantly entertained Thursday night by Miss Erte at her — Noa Gant “place, prizes were won by Mari ilton, HE. Hilton, Miss M. E. Mallon and AY, Whitaker, After refreshments were served @ancing was enjoyed. Sudden Death of Louisa Johnson. = Deputy Coroner Schaeffer visited a tamble- down shanty on Montelio avenue, in the county, yesterday and viewed the ‘remains of Lonisa Johnson, the old colored woman who died sud- denly Thursday morning without medica! at- tendance. The body of the woman was lying on the bed and =e husband was trying fire in the stuve. Dr. Schaeffer eracks and crevices in the sides that let in enough cold air to "s death. Johuson mhsseeclops pen was paren! about peta cored patrol wagon remains to the morgue last even- - Behaeffer made an autopsy this ——— The Alleged Female Shop Lifters. Chief Justice Bingham today in the Criminal Court heard arguments on the motion for » new trial in the case of Kate Friday and Sarah L, Lewes, convicted February 8 of the grand larceny of « seal skin sacque and jewelry from Stineets, Harris & Shafer and Galt & Co. December 11—Mesers. ©. Maurice Smith and Cam; a. SHOOTING STARS. Some men don’t have to die to have their wills broken. Some women always. A young man in the Weather Bureasa whe has been unfortunate in his love affaite 6 often that he has learned the signs was calling on a K atreet girl Tharsday night. “You please me gteatly,” he ssid as tenderly &s he knew how, and after an hour's prelimia- a skirmishing, “amd I want,you to be my re.” “My dear triead,” che began in reply “Another cold wave coming,” he exclaimed interrupting her, and fled out into the Greeli- ness of the night, Chicago belongs to the sect of the Fair-I- seize, The imperial revenue of China amounts to 85,000,000 taels annually, which ig almost equal to the number of tales received yearly by the story-papers and periodicals of New York City. —_ Sexate Ixvasticatton. Mr. Dolph—after administering the oath toa Senator: ‘Have you ever betrayed any of the secrets of the executive session?” Senator:—firmly: “Never!” Mr. Dolph—dubiously: “What, never?” Senator.—confidently: “Well, hardly ever.” Sudden stampede of the committee. LENT—A LITTLE LATE. The melancholy days have come The saddest of the year, When everybody knocks off wine And goes to drinking beer. A jury may hang itself without committing suicide, Rev. Phillips Brooks has recently been Preaching to Wall street men in New York but he has never taken the text: “The Lord tem- Pérs the wind to the shorn lamb.” “M.L.” of Washington sends in the follow- ing “poem,” which if not actually fanny is constructively so, and is presented as a sample of what queer breaks a perverted “funny bone” is capable of: “A dyer went to his store To store away some dye. He got as far as the store door And there fell down and died.” “This isa great snap” as the young doctor remarked when he was called in to set a broken bone. He—cautiously: “What wonld you say, darl- in; Darling—even more cautiously: “Ask me and find out.” Miss B—at the soiree chanfant: “Miss Moto has a lovely votee,” Mr. C—doubtfally: “Yea? Sh presume for some other occasion.” saving it I STILL HARPING, oHIcago. When we can read our title clear To this dear World's Fair prize, We'll bid farewell to every steer And hogs and grain likewise. FEW YORE. Amazing gail! How tough the luck That swiped a town like this, And let s Nation, great, get stuck On that windtropolis, Pleasure and happiness are not twins bya great deal. It isn't always the hen that cackles londest that lays the largest egg. The contented man is ever so much richer than the rich man is contented. A person who forgives without forgetting is nobler than he who forgives and forgets, —— A Surprise in a Whisky Case. Patrick O'Donghue wns in Judge Miller’s Court this morning, charged with keeping an unlicensed bar. Policemen Bradley and Lyd- dane gave evidence and then called a colored man named Jim Irvine. A surprist followed, Jim admitted the purchase of the whisky from Mr. O'Donoghue. He told the Judge that Off- cer Brac ly spent half an hour in his Gives) house one night by the fire, drank his (Irvine's, whisky aud then gave him 10 cents to “hush up.” Lawyer Close remarked that Irvine would also be a good witness at police head- uarters, The Court gave judgment against Donghue in the eum of $105 and Mr. Closs noted an appeal, _——__»—_ Cunist, Br Catapnas,—Among the other beautiful paintings now on view at Dowling’s art gallery is Valentine's beautiful painting of Christ before Caiaphas, painted in the seven- teenth century, an opportnnity not to be missed, It was on exhibition in Philadelphia and over 2,800 peopla paid for admissio lew it. = ain Two Men Apparently Insane. Chas, G. Foster, a clerk, twenty-five years old, and Wm. E. Rollins, a plumber, two years older, are held at the sixth precinct station, both exhibiting symptoms of violent insanity. They will be examined. — 7 ’ > WANTED--HELP. — 500 WHITE AND COLORED louse Workers; Women, women, Suse Workers BU SOLORED Ww ‘TED = EXPERIENCED OLERK IN DRY Behe Water at Rino's PaLAG SES Tey ri sign iz ‘one to Cook. Wi Tron, ir fOr der Work and Assist with Washing and Yroning. Call af 1211 Set. Sonday trom 9 ty 12 am house, hes Ana Ww: NTED—A THOROU it BOOK stati oo i, ealary capers ‘ex, erie dersa SSETER eee 5 ‘WANTED-A COMPETENT WOMAN FOR GER- eral ruse work i1 family re quired, Apply 21206 Qat mew. ate D—A RESPECTABLE COLORED BOY OF WAG SSE eal Rana tiga tat ow. MARCH 8, 1890-TWELVE PAGES. JSOR RENT - Ba¥-WiNDO! ’ wat. ith se. Sr, wel ‘Sr... wat 1015 Vat_nw..6r..816.50 Chews shiey.n 47.10.69 : gait Witter.» 10 gaia. “2 co alley, ér. Wane BUY FROM ORNS, ALL IDERS & CO., 1407 Fat.nw. q r 30 Wallach pl. 7p. @2 perieemmcens Se eae cea $94,000, on payments, ist&b HOUBE, 19 ANTED_—TO BUY A HOUSE OF about 7 ble: thorough Fepale seek ads “cso 4 —— th sts. one 1 roous and renting for @15 oF. E rentit Tor 030; Pa se ES, 1416 F st. must bea bargain. ‘por 105, buat offices Fe BENT So0r BT, A Oozt Home six ANTED — 4 G00D 10 On 1 HOUSE, | Kersut toda Vath at oe spply OWNER DOr must be new and in i sy nw. ms. fabs, leeses for" aires ‘Toecs HONE AMES 5 FE RENT—1740 F 81. TEN-ROOM HOUSE, order; ae GBo. A. color FLOR RENT— "uo Daas mi TED—HOUSE IN NORTHWEST OR NORTH 2,000 vo 30000 Son be worth the money, ‘Will ‘at once ave, dit Book, 637 Tehiat. back ANTED=WOMEN COOK! 10 TO WHITE W Sader Fore ition Mande Chimera x Waiters, Gardener, Dairyman CK'S Agency, 613 7th st. nw. a sane aa ie A ‘WOMEN COOK! 10 TO WYSE SRI ee Ute : ° = Cole ort Sen ‘Oooks. SAML. A COOM Fa nw. . ANTED—25 TALL YOUNG MEN. APPLY AT stiie door Albsugh's Opere House Mouday at 10 o'clock sharp. it W4STsD-4_Goop, INDUSTRIOUS BOY TO W Wash Dishes tp tata ase Apply at once 400 11th st. nw. it ANTED—HOUSE WOMEN, CHAMBER MAIDS, leak Kae ta ye cag alae CINOTR: TELGIGRSCE OFFI fe may Busiding Tinaud Baw, Wwast LORED MAN AS COACHMAN; ee JAMES M. GHEEN, 1333 Lat, mb -3t* ) Wiroer Three Nicely Furnished Koome for light FOR BENT LARGE BUILDING ON F ST. BET. tb and 7th, on jo lease, at @150 per mouth m&-St | WARKEN CHOATE & CO,O610 11th st, Fe RENT—BEAUTIFUL LITTLE HOUSE OF 7 Tooms on V st. bet. lath aud 15th, if ition st Pooms. .... 80 @unton , LOL & Pa aves Pm ie xD Gl 2 nest EAEADT ES 50 Tou ot a, ats SSoFairet are Bune dS Sue beans: rab ‘Wardtbato ronouaar Hotar wir rue AGE TRENT ae tae MEE si Ws one-third oenh, Gabete fe Mont skeet Hil: Ei ttectize and | ata Monee a Nenpore ‘RL: Store room, 403 14h e: MBibietver 1518 & st aaieb-eoUEeS OR 101 ae eile ie : | Fern ol aokadoken LOTS—I WANT mi-im CH AKLY, 603 14th htad yaa Mae eet to $20,000 purchase of vod pr mriye citer FoF REXT—awo-sTony Bruck Hous Re oe el — eS =TGee* aM Dawement: gan, wa: ‘The above isvaly = oo ou my = ‘ pase preinises. “Apply ai H. SOM books. “For full list call at op tailctn eee oe NTED-BY FISH Ee MILLER Fae ew | 35 Met. n.w., Georretown, D.O. | "| the istand 20th a7} THUS. AGGAMAR. WANTED. BY Fist @ pat yt ag TOR RENT OVERY PREATY HOUSE QS. BET | JOR RENT—140 A ST. ¥.k— BRICK mod. imps, with 8 to LU roome; sakgnapl beget i4shend 15thj 7 roo front, pretty trowt | 8 rooms and tate, within one eare ot at outh fursished. wily paprered inte: MES IbIOr © homes price trom 86, 0U0 to $7,000.” | Tay Sy "WALKERS CHOATE BOO. ULU Litbee, iM MONISON. 12126 Fat tow, + ENT~BUSINESS PROPERIY @ 8T. | 5. ENT—1100 133 T.. DRSIRA WEE SERS ae ie | otk ASRS ety ree | Revels auc tates 6 Ry | = * = + oe * v, from 6 ty 40 roma Must be « bargain. acdsee rr FT OA, vir ga * FORREST 1153 220 ST. mod. imps: red: mO-3t WANTED—ROOMS. ‘ANTED-SINGLE GENTLEMAN IN SCIEN. W ine NEE Fura NINE ROOMS; ‘mon’ SS es Ww ac papered, erystal chandeliers, 1 ire JOK RENT—NEW 7-ROOM Ok oom beivees ang {ins and X spate | Pgs Wakao chong 2 ei aeertenden west, ‘Addteas Vi NIA, Star ‘m8-3t* 61 Femt 835. LOR RENT—BRICK HOUSE 606 10TH S1.X.W. two Storice and Barement, coutaiuiny @ rooins; ¥ . Yeuant, 82> mone Apiy to E.G SCHAFER 424 Lith suse, 723 AND 727 018 ST. NE; SIX mod. imps. . Dew bricks. unetts are. 3. ‘OkY bet. Hand i wt TED—YOUNG MAKKIED COUPLE DESIRE housekeeping or vilewe. caterer; state % Toferences required TRACY, Siar cies, "i WASTED BY. TWO GENILEMEN PERMA- Priva h—BY APRIL 1, FOR GEN T Kooma, 2d or 3d yunicating ‘with or without board; referen W wo by ee , in north west; Sxchdayed: “Addresn star office. 18° 1026 thane, brmii6. 3 [Rese 91 with terms, F ME og Apply at 1134 12th st. nw. ie ANTED — DUND RES EMPLOYMENT. ‘BU- Tea, conduc Jadiee—Nen and Wonen. white and colored, for all kinds of domestiy labor, city snd staioe, with references, siemoved to 70 Lat. mW. 8 wae oe = WANTED-A SMART YOUNG Max To DO Me ip Setting Up Pool Balis; none other need apply. SuOi's: 661 ta. ove, it ANTED—AN UNMARRIE! ED WHITE MAN FA- Walters Care. tore, Cplckeus aud Dues (6 yurban Place juares from Stree! Gare “Addrem CCC, Siar oftce, m3 BOY OF 16 Ti LEARN THE A Siereotrpia Business; ove whe. has worked et th "Fa ‘i gp PFIntiaE Business preferred. hey XE, WARXZIED—AN ENERGETIO SALES MAN TO IN- large; ne competition. PROT ‘s Gicveland, Ohior new; IN EOC! mB-: W AXiED—A GooD COOK; MUST HAVE RECOM- W fendations Can oo Mit BEARD, 1305 % ot aw. ‘QV ANTED—GIRE FoR GENERAL HOUSE Work. Call at 43256 11th st nw, 1° ANTED— AN ACTIVE, EDUCATED MAN, twenty-five, not afraid of work, c spondent writer, would’ Hke to meet & yusiness yuan ho wantsauch 2 person. to learn ‘his business Agents need not reply. SCOTCH, Star office. 1t" ANTED YOUNG WHITE GIRL, WHO LIVES at Home, to Take Care of Baby a Few Hours Lac! y. Address JAMIE» C., Star office. m7 ‘1D — SHIRT IRONER WHO Ca: Machine, Apply at once at 51 nw. mn’ WaAstED-* FIRST-CLASS COLORED CHAM. ber Maid and Waitress; must stay nichts and bring city refereuce, Apply 1515 New ee ave. Wi XTED—A G00 Cook, Witt RETER Apply to 219 East Cayitol » VANIED—A FIEST-CL. A ee nee = WARIED TIS (PRIVATE (FAMILY “A FIRST- class White Cook, German ot Swede preferred, Call between 4 aud G Bw. mh6-30 A LL ALBO WASH who will Ausist in Suth st. mi A COOK, Irom; « Houseinai ing, white preferred. 140 i E WAXIEO—2Wo Fist class WAITERS others n ly. 216 01 EX Wwe D—AN ACTIVE MAN AS PARTNER IN a ying Business: small capital required, Ingu! m9 y ANTRD—SALESMEN AT ONCE—A FEW GOOD W ‘then to salt var goods by wane ie the whsioe stn and retail trade, We are the largest. mouuiacturers in Gur line. Liberal salary paid. Vermanent position. Hor te ieago, I. f1b-0,tu.th.30t Money sdvanged for ages, advertising, rigs addrvas CENIENNIAL 3G, CUO NTED—DEXJECTIVES IN EVERY COUNTY. Sbrewd meu to act under instructions in our Se- ret Bervice; experience not necessary; particulars free. GKANNAN DETECTIVE BUKEAU O0., 44 Ar cade, Cincinnati, Ohio. 112-was,8t ANTED—$75 [0 @250 A MONTH CAN BE made working for us.’ Persous preferred who can wive their wuoie Uime to the busi- Spare moments may be profitably, employed al A few vacaucles iu towng and cities. BF. 180. SouiNSON & CO., 1009 Main st, ichimond, Va, fb-o44t- fu ‘# horse an ANTED — PARLOF FIRST OR SECOND scams : oor fronts furuisued of unrarniaued, bovwvem gland 15thand Rand H st, nw, Address 4. E., a iv N 1 ED_BY 4 GENTLEMEN IN OFFICE, 1WO Marge, Weit- furnished Rooms Becvnd’ Fleor (without fee SiC hee civ oes tar oe. av i i parry SATED—4 PLEASANT SUITE OF THREE | st. and bath, desirable ity, with or with- out Firat-clase Zable Board for Five Anomer, stating terms, C., Star oflive, Et ANTED-—TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED Koons to? Light oupskeaping, vecond acer be, figen Maryland ave. aud B sud 7th and 14th ate. .w. ferences exchunged. ©. I. BM, 2th st. mw. ot w25 W * rY ANTED—BY¥ MAROH 18, FOR SINGLE GEN- teman, LES Poni Moos with or without Bourd, convenient to Smithsonian. me Raber 8 Bout mt eee FOER TOES x 7 iT Fate, which 11 Teasonal | Fy poom Brick, all m.1.; new house and jus 3 SHEVENSON, Sow Ma, By ea rer mont YH SMITHa won, eet at ae y ANTED—BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE TWO = 7 geet Second-story — Commi Unturiished JOR RENT_UNFURNISHED— Rooms, with heat and gas; centrally located; rent he Milton” stable nr.Ot.ay.te Ket.@20 toexceed $15. Address B.M.P., Star office, ‘m . and $45 Stabie near K& 16th. WANTED BY APRIL MAN sore Pareto ty dredge, i eet peisd aril oa vase a ‘ WANTED MISCELLANEOUS je terins, a ‘314 WANTED = RESPONSIBLE PARTY TO T. Aueucy of the New York Steel Mat Co. for {usive sale of their New Patent steal Door, Mate n. FOr articulars app: SPLLMAN, Willard’s hotel, from 10 tol kas, ms woes ty tte terrace Lw.. 2 eee mcenw.. 20 333 19th wtn'r t oir. 125 110 P at.near HF ental 3 ‘FitcH, FOX & BROWN, 1437 Penn ave. Irineh tr iy Sr € g © e820 40) 705 Ub $20.80) F05 Large &: %| 1190 Sa a i, UW; Sux-TOOM TABLE COLORED TEN- WRIGHT & §10CKETT, Brick with OFetuw, | _mi-10t ___Keldogw Buildin, 1416 F at. 7 y 7 ENT—S09 N y, 5 OK KENT—49 D ST. NW. 3-STORKY BAY-WIN- ANTED BY A, RESPECTABLE COLORED rs rh he N.W., GR. BRICK DWELL- Fx) oF oe ath : estouy BAY-WIN. required. Apply 1210 zéth at. u. weet mea Ssh Be) ean and water, € iacluding electric satinary wah wie, tes y ANTRD—BY A LADY-MMS RS AND Papers to be Revised, Corrected, ‘Typewritten oF Copied for Me: of Cougress or Lawyers, A LLL z _ WANDLD uy riswa MILLER isis Fer eee | Foi es! UNFORNIREED, ——ExF aos = / ANTED—UY FISH& PST. é. Dw. ..BOU | Ly < . 7 = NY Sot dia ok at ate Beware hs | eH Pawnee Bice Srniate or unfaruatued ju vee ct of Colu La e have many applications for red at. a fo ] a = snail lonus of from 8500 to $5,000, wiseh we could Use of parlor; with of without in uew house.with ely place at 6 per cent per auuum.’ Persous hav. £22.18" pon TT Hi Siuall savings are invited to call mmrame | oo Fi 2ENEELESISEED (Oi CX PURNISHED, 7 ANTED—T0 BORROW $1,000 BY A GEN a coma Boerd: terms reasousbie: single, Witsn cccupping good peeltion, tee the sue oee HSC, Got ad cee ane Peetenred, Address of cn which legal inverst (10 per cent) will be paid; prime | 231: | Be a Cipalat therate of $40 per iiouth with interest added Hest, fur, Or... Rot,2e ‘OK THREE PLEASANT, UN- ‘lil be Raid monthly: good security for loa ivan. | ZO1KG.10r.. furnished, Comiuaniceting Rooms, suttable for Address D.M. Star office, m7-3* ee bird light Housekeeping; mod. imya; ad “WANZED—TO BUY, A BANJO AT A NOMINAL Sass ee: ET, SOE DK. 8e Wiicer addreas CLARE: Sturonice, © SQHSAE | Tov Pa =e WASTEDSA EAMTNER WITH A CASH CAPI- tal of from @200 to $500. a lady Ss vue who can act as book keeper and cashier. Address PARINER K., Star office. mb’ TreD—A TISNER OR STOVE DEALEK AS nant for # Store and Dwelling on 7th st. n.W.; Fee BEST Ninn BOARD, WANDSOMELY Parnished or Untarnisbed front Room, firet Goer; two rooms on third floor; table boarders wauted jane. ave. wb K ST. NW. LARGE, WELL> | furnished Hooms on secund floor, opening op wide rent $45, and at least one-half reut taken iu tra | Dorch suuth. with or without board, or would rent mb-6t 222 Ost. n.w., 0 itty chiirel V J ANTED—FIRST-CLASS PIANO AND OLGAN Tuning and Repairing ste references. JEU mi-2w* opp. Arinity church, FS EE CELE ECENISHED SECOND. Story Front Roou: bay wiBdow ; near iinee of cars, with or without Board. Would like to rent to gentiemau abd wite in search of fe Strictly private family, no cusidren WWASTED-A YOUNG LADY TYPE WRITER t ‘alge suing to givea oat Pram of ber time Fuso of oftice writer, Addrews Bitar office, 2 And tye we 0-38 WANTED—SITUATIONS. WASTED-SITUATIONS FOR CooKs OALE and Feovsle), Infeuts Nurses, Drivers, Maids, Rorters, Coachyueri, Salon Ladiog Salesinen,’ Nurses jos, Parnt and Dairy Hands Manayers Bui SHAMS, 1110 Gat nw, mS-61* ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN A PO! 4 Store ass Clerk: has had experien reas Box 124, Star office. ANTED—SITUATION BY A SETTLED AMERI- : 3 | quired, “Address Box 216, Star « ANTED—IT KNOW Ls W and Carpenter, 719 18th st. teem Nwindow Piset Agee eee gialty of yobbing and Mem 1410 20th, Br. m. sua or aurtiod couphe nosmenent “t urn aauty “i coae_ See 4 aeanes ——— mg Stull Matappiyto FOR FENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS: WANTED IT KNOWN—WE POSITIVELY GUAR. | MS ‘ond fluor; Dew house; Lay window, lange alcove autee that we havea job in sot of clear Havana | JQOR LEAI i 189% end. clowts; Dear circle; convenicut to Sia APSTS enode Fe Fees, at 92.30 a box of 90. | HY Vaiuabie Bulidunzs 415 and Wi ‘Lot wi n.w.,the | cars aud heraics. m8: St? CREL'S old staud, 1011 Penusyivuuia ave, £20-smi | former occupied by the P. Hausen lauufactaring | Son nEN Tot a7 — a a 2 Go and the latter ty Gok bot Bite ae JOK RENT—SECOND-STORY NT ROOM; WASTED_NEW, AND SECOND-HAN FURNI- | for 8 veriod of erty q Es =—s Be po eng an A Py ee ture, Car} ves aud gual.ties; | ms-6t" WARNER & CO, | Bian; all EE" gnc css also stvall and lange stocks of Merchandise, fice and - — mst! Store Fixtures; storawe on ver: Wat LOWEN THAL, Auctioneer, 7-im 7OR RENT—LANGE NICELY TSH Eira and Beck Koome, mely gto outa nie j closets, bath, &e, mu8- See 'y reasonable terms. Foe LEASE ONE OF THE CHOIc! HOUSES 937 7th ot. ow, * . between 17th and 18th sts uw.; brick, four stories, twelve rooms, ait modern jmprcvements 4nd in first-class order.’ Possession mt $1,400 per year. (u8-ui) BH, WAINEK& CO; ct 718 10th st. nw. st UxNISHED OOMPORT- ANTED—LADIES, TRY “ORANGE BLOSSOM.” ; also JOR KENT—NICELY MoGiil's sure cure for female dincases 2 {OR REN 1—BRICK HOUSE 1303 T ST. N.W., SIX ante Prom Hiei} Hoom, cultabio Sor ‘Woma ‘Nurse and ‘tress to Grown | ‘’Bood Purifier,” cures Malaria; 10U doses @1; sau. ‘nd beth:all | ewiy we 2 Children: would wait ou a lady. Call at Young wo" | Dlestres. Mra B.A. BAILEY, Gen. Ages 420 Pw, in cooelishee caine neg, uape : newly papered and —— man’s Christian Home, 404 6th st. n.w. et | _ja10-zm" HOKSTEAM? & JESTER, Wy ANTED_BY A TRUSTWORTHY AMERICAN WASTED STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND at 630 F at. uw. Girl eighteen years old, care of a Child and Piain Kenovi pist- i RE wares, from 8 a.m, to we r her and small 6pm. Address THUST WORTHY, Star office, md-2t" FOR RENT_OFFICES. Fo RENT—OFFICES, WITH RAILING closure, at 10th st.p.w., near F, month, with of roll-top desk, chair, hea! ter press, 1 at-cluus locas to OT10 DUKEK & CO. met? R RENT—TWO OFFICE ROOMS, 18T FLOOR, on 7th st. uear corner F st, n.w. ; ior both rooms, $15 per mouth. HILL & JOHNSION, Bt. 1503 Paave. nw. QR RENT—FINE OFFICE ROOMS: I ‘SECOND Sogr front; MeGowan building, O29P st. nw. m5-6t J. H. GRAY & CO., 637 Fat, FOR RENT--STORES. RK RENT—STORE 9! TAMA AVE., COR. 20th st., two stories; Suitable for wholesal: pear ke rf Dear stoe soe Fh ae. re, nw, for one or best’ location on 7th st. Apply to CHAS. WondRby, Bey Poe mar FOR RENT—-STABLES, ABLE IN REAR OF 1606 14TH o per mouth, A. 8, ‘TAYLOR, 1424 mi FOR BENTISTABLE west side Laigyette equi water y for thi moderate. Ke th TM. GREEN, 1400 5 261m" BOARDING. ooMs: — BOARD—130 EAST CAPITOL 8T.; Gol titul location ; near. csi sveryitias a and eve bom mnectiont tady; table good’ : ° nuelike; Prices moderate, Ps OA NG-LANGE NICELY FURNI ED ROOM ‘with yood board at the “Auburn. Pe eee at, new, ; terms moderate, HE WEBSTER, 519 1ste ST NW: TRANS 85 t0 $3; wuarters for Sightseer: dally” stage 40 Arlingtoy and points of interest; no liquors, COUNTRY BOARD, ey a ee Address C. T. FOWLEH, Station, Va ms-3t* Woy, WITH ONE ‘AKE ‘Small Children to ‘Falls Chureh, Va. ‘Apply hire, G., 815° 12th ot,’ nw EDUCATIONAL, SCHOOL. WEST END. r Gipsy d @! m8-2t° 1223 ON TED ALWAYS GO’ 30) DICK's AGENCY. FoR len, and Women Cooks, Coachmen, ere, jaide, Nurses, Laund: Waiters, Kitchen Muids; ititeliy references. meat a 1 ae ANTED—AT ARTERS — POSITIONS W for Qooks, Chamber — aay Qooen Conch fureee, rena: ben’ Wai : an, Butiora BAML. A. COUMBS, stnw, hy WAnaED- By YOUNG MAN A POSITION Ai lerk or Salesman; experience in groceries OEY soode, Kory ile a, wilt oN et Sao om OSES ps month “Address for one week PRESTON, ster tt WwW 'TED—EMPLOYEKS WILL BE FURNISHED Miahiy eon tvenaed Hep Uoreerte abe y : lliatathinae Eats. nw. ANTED—SITUATION BY YOUNG SWISS, French, German rr and English, as Butler i uly ; fe famil ferred ; Ph ED SL CS a Fenton ae m8-2¢! wx ‘D—SITUATION IN PATENT ATIOR- Rey's Office by a Late pareee in the Patent Of- fice; two and @ balt years’ tec! pperieuce and mood refersuce. Address K.1.W., 1413 Sud st. n.w.1* WWANTED—4 SITUATION AS BAR TENDER; WA Scyerence; bectof ralerenose, "Addiees Star office. m8-30* ‘D—SITUATION, A THOROUGHLY KX- W dercnocd ine Nowper stacy nad neti ee zai | Reunind wea tates aes Wasa ‘Wy ANTED_BY A COMPETENT MAKRIED MAN, ten years’ experience. Positions as Steward; club Wife an excellent experienced house ‘objections hotel. it it liar women 57795 Vv iTED—A_ MARRIED ¥ WITH TIM! pk si pt eR fie ied Met nwe AO DRIVER OR PORTER Pe mae as 4 3d gt. se. at D—SITUATION Private 3 ANTEDIBY A COMPETENT, EXPERIEN, zD town, eam Setam eiiing we tol rood rlompene Waste gra oks, Pom, TURE dass vy aged 17,28, end ie ea ras A ry NOG Were ae TRUS rt Tearencea OEY. wtar vdhce. s Worke; Feathers Kenovated. tresses er; Furniture St and Destroyed. FB. H. 1008-3, Moths YOUNGS, 1407 Pa ave, Telepone koome ; second ; modern moderate reut, Inguirest 420 3det. ne. YOR RE AKOa tte aE coupe of * WANTEDSTRY SCRIBNER. BEST BUTTER- . ‘Table Goods, 2 nnd, ine. . per pol Cool 4 17. Warranted t to strong a os ee —EEe butier gen) for oue ‘month, or mouey’ refunds Fe RENE THARE UNFURRIBHED Bogus: NoB.pon't take any thiu that is “Gust utgvod uaworiby Lest and gue: ath room: ou aaiue Boor; 81 pet Somine Maret Riaaiet Fish Aine. ait tiated or unfurnished; cautral losses Galt es ANTED-JEWELRY AND SILVER WAHE, ac, | 1548 8u io ket. ww. ae altered und replated b) ty: JOR RENT—705 117H ST. NW. Fine i at. ksh st. s i si. Nw. feittor rea” bir rey tine 00, Geitend BRENT 1027 oth et B'stice Furnisnet or Unfurnished, with Test fas veramiths, ‘lun oton. ATED -EVERIDQDY_AUEEFIING From Fema SSEr SRE rene ie : ‘ 2 : Tisithetnw, MORN: WE DASTE - St. uw. office ra OR RENT-A COMPORTARLY FURNISHED - 4's. CAYWOoD, 038 wth at, J itouor 66 per mouth: contra location; 1¥0¥ H RB RENT—A BARGAIN —1609 7TH Now, | S62 FOR RENT—ZOUSES. Fakals Broome ali ined: apes eo, condition: | JOR RENT—-MARCHI5,ONE THIRD STORY BACK 840, | SHKEVE, Real Estate, % y . furuisued ; Fecartiin P= m8-3t 1009 7th st. n.w. 14 12th st. nw. after 4 o'clock. C SHED. "ABLES. POR RENT—817 HST. NE. GROOMS, ALL Mop. | 7 ENT— ro A ceretdenti hg “iignisa: "8 | Foes 652 BANEVE 1000 7th et ee eee: | ROR RENT iste 1 1009 uth ai. (00/1724 14th styetore....€35 KR RENT—PHGENIX TERRACE—THAT ELE- | Of Sule; southern exposure, 24 Le 1732 L4that. store....35 | Fgant and Comucdious Dwelling, 217 East Capitol | [Ok KENT—BEAUIIFUL BOOMS ON THIED lye, | OFFicks. at, with or without lane stable, aijoining the resi- | A’ Floor, eu sufte or singly: southern exposure, bew ts Qfice man O19 7that--— | Genco of tative W.C. ¥: Breckinride of Ken- | houge, 2413 W Circle; reerences required. Pat Office ra zu A. 15Us incky amd adjacen to Senator, Biair and. Representa | mb 3 ave m0, ne ie and Whiting ——A — 2803 Fa, 1108 ¥ at.n.w.— | handeo and completely decorated, papered by | MUX RENT A381 £ St. &. ¥ § Booms, FoR Messrs. W. H Houghton & Co.: new heating furnace | itiyand'en suite these Nike eo he ee Dear sue open grates: sairary plunibing ‘all new and com- 5 Ke! Bop tuepection: apply st Mom 1% Atlantic quiet bone. Bs = | meantanens "8. JORDAN, General Avent” | YOR hi], COMEORTAGLE FRONT.” noo RENT—HOUSE 1104 4TH ST. ¥.W. EIGI orn; host, Ses: Suz. of Sater. : Seip fooma: Apply 0949 Met. aie. =” Ngee | denied; eeatiuiey prneered, mm couve.eat house." Good refs. LADY, bear: nee J OK RENT—1WO COMMUNICATING SKOOND- pr Bistery hocioe eleeantay ‘Furnished as ghibet a gy Or. -2e oow. @ eo | *4.Sor 7m = fee thin, are HOUSE 28 6TH ST. SE, Ni RENT. FR a needs AEE | Poe SOR PTCA, Jmprovemente; all in good condition. xant | front Aprly 1403 hhode inland ave. cae senderate. ~~ | BOR REN’ GST. N.W., ONE oS {OR RENT_ UNFURNISHED Hi pig par eS fight Posteo sopyeee st.n.w. Apply to the owner, reuted or uw BULLETINS ©. OF. | KINGTON, 505 D stn we FICE, “THESE HOUSES C, ONLY BY YEihaie Mom G ae 032.50 Me. $18.33 stor -13°30 Abaee ate lah wee eae oe stabie, alley bet. N and and 7th 10 mead CAYWOOD 6 GAMKETY, Toth and N Veuve: RENT—HOUSE 1423 8TH | i pemambenamclitensie! 88 336 erarenjestis tS ieee Z HOUSES, y ¥ ee NEW. meas warp gna Thang Rr sS a oe one “tsot ad x ee = ae cub. uf Mot. ro S16 —FU: ree Pint hel ee Se Yaa Ord eee ee Ta es gies spt ee oe Conn: ovecena La aren Bb, 1020 Conn. av. ¢rear). mb3. RO.