Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1890, Page 2

9 SHOOTING STARS. Scene from a Secret Session. Enter Macszta-Doura, L. Doxa: But, in these cases, We still have judgment here; that we but taluments—Personal Meution. Mr. John W. Thompson and Miss Thompson returned on Ssturday from a trip to New York ‘Mra. Ross Thompson is back from s visit to ber parents in Evansville, Ind. Mrs. and Miss Gourerneur will entertain § turn To plague the inventor; this even-handed jas- tice Commends the ingredients of our poisoned chalice To our own lipa, Besides these able journalists Have borne their facilities so meek; have been So clean in their great office, that their virtues Will plead like angels, trampet tongued, against The deep damnation of their taking off: T have no spur To prick the sides of my intent, but only Vaulting ambition, which o'er lespe itself And falls with s dull thud apon us all! The first thing the lows Democrats did on getting into office was to draw their pay.—Chi- cago Journal. And the second was to draw a cork. this month. Mrs, Hobson of N street will entertain a com- Of Indios this afternoon at 4:80 to hear Newboldis lecture upon his travels in ‘Mrs. Senator Gray has gone for s few days to ber home in Wilmington, Del ‘Mra. Dabigren has out lag enb altace and suthors’ reading for Wednesday nigh’ March 12, at 9 o'clock. The lady managers of the National homeop- athic hospital have issued invitations to their friends for a reception to be given at the resi- dence of Mre. Senator Gorman, at No. 1408 K street, on Tuesday evening from 8 to 11. ‘Mrs. Howard White has out invitations for a mi-careme domino to be given in honor ofthe luacou Parada aight, March or ‘Mz. and Mrs, Cabell will entertain an invited company to meet the Norwood Literary society | In re base ball: Washington had the deuce of on Tuesday night, when Mr, Chas. Dudley | tubs last year, and it ought to hold » better Warner an le hand this Mrs. McMillan will give a reception tonight a in honor of ‘the owls,” as the young women It is the ae all themselves who @ knowledge man on top who can tell you the cinas ae a form of Lenten diversion. modus upper handi. Mr. and Mra James L. Barbour and the _—_ ‘Misees Barbour returned to the city on Friday from 8 stay of several weeks at Olid Point Com- fort, Va. The Misses Barbour were the Novelist: “Well, I'm going to write a book depicting the follies of society, and suggesting re~ | a remedy.” cipienta of much attention at Fortress Monroe ., nad were the belles of the place during their | Sensible Party: “What's the ust 31 won't do stay. B00 Mrs, Senator Stewart and pretty Miss Aldrich | Novelist: But it will. hada f, secoption tact aiant in their Yori fe srmigdiniitatore same! Beal s0- partments at reham. 188 Vil- | o! people never read anything.’ day of California, who w the guest of Mra J. 8. 8. B.—Benate Secret Sessi P. Jones, sang solos for the company. Among those it were Mr. Albert itzer, Mr. sea Hemphill, Mr. Wun Rud Mr. ond Mra Charles | Aman may assume a virtue though he hath 4. Gibson, Lieut. Carlin, Mr. Wellman, Mr. | it not, but it is different with an overcoat. Woodward and Senator Pierce. Mrs, J. M. Wilson bas invited s small com- to play progressive eucher on Fri Bight the Vath instant ie Dr. and Mrs. Pope will entertain some friends at a musicale on Friday night the 14th instant. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. M. Ffoulke will return to the city from Old Point Comfort im a few days. Mise Cynthia Cleveland's reception to the members of the press on Saturday evening from 5 to 7 was very well attended. Represen- tative John A. Pickler stood in the door of the dgawig room to make iatroductions. Mise Cleveland wore an elaborate evening toilet of white and white embossed velvet, and guve to each arrival a most cordial welcome. The {ladies of the Woman's national press asaocia- tion, of which Miss Cleveland is a member, as- sisted her im entertaining the guests, Mrs. Pickler, Miss M a, Mrs. Lockwood, Mrs. Masou, Mrs. M. D. Lincoln, Mrs. Sherwood, Miss Shaw, Miss Roberts. Miss Harrison, Mrs. Hinds, Mrs. Hartman. Mrs. Hort, Mrs. Chandler were on the reception committee. Beiow stairs a sumptuous collation was served, salads, oysters, coffee, sandwiches, cake and confec- tionery. The rooms were crowdel all the evening long past the hour named in the invitations. Among those present was Miss Mary Lockwood, wh? returned this week from 9 trip to Cubs and a visit to Old Point Comfort, Mra, Pomeroy of K street will entertain the Browuing class tomorrow at 11:30 o’clock at her home. Mrs. G. N. Lieber, who recently returned from the souh. bas again been culled away by the sic. ness of her sister, Mra, C. P. Marvin of St Peal The president of Costa Rica, Gen. Bernardo Soto, bis wife and Mr. Albers Soto arrived last night trom Chicago, They are at No, 1012 13th street northwest, Mra J. H. Thompson and Miss Thompson will be at home to their friends Wednesdays, March 19tb and 2th, from § to 6 p.m, at 1 etreet Miss Nannie W. Fulton, daughter of John Puiton, Manager of the Cambria fron works, Jobostown, Pa, is visiting ber sister, Mra. Jobo D. Ligon, No. 618 3d street. Mise May Young of Ligonier, Ya, accompanys On Pridsy evening, in the parlors of its pres- ident, Mra, Lee, was held the weekly reunion of the Becherché circle. — resent were Mrs. Lee, Mrs, Stith. Mrs. amo, Mra Boyd and Mrs. Busseil, Misses Lee, Russell, Prank, Kearney, Bates, Houghton. B-eed. Mor- Buchanan, Menamiu and Caiver and Messrs, Tolley, Correll, Eliott, Buchanan, Bun- dick, Calver, McDonald, Stith, Cole, Menamin and Lee. Gen. and Mrs, Saxton are at the Hygeia hotel, Old Point Comfort Postmaster General and Mrs. Wanamaker “Whew,” exclaimed Stankliff half way across the street to his friend on the ourbstone; ‘‘what brand is that you are smoking? I can smell it clear here.” “But you can't taste one like it, a good deal nearer,” composedly replied the friend and the smart young man had to buy his smoke that time. Jones—tosmall boy whose sister he is court- ing: “How far back can you remember, Johnnie?” Johnnie—who has an eye to business: “W'y, I can remember beck as far as when sister was baby.” She—“I dreamed last night that I was the most beautiful woman in the world, Mr. Noodly. He—stupidly thoughtless: ‘That's just the way, Miss Fwawnces, don’t you know. Dweams always go by contwawies.” Pole-itical influence may get the telegraph wires under ground, —0e——___—— THE CONFESSION OF FAITH. The Presb; if Washington City Con- sldertag the Proposed Changes. JODGE DRAKE'S PROPOSED SUBSTITUTE POR THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE VOTED DOWN—CAL~ VINISM THOROUGHLY DISCUSSED—INYANT DAM- BATION, DIVORCE, ETO. The revision of the confession of faith was again before the Washington city presbytery at the meeting held today at the 9th-street church. The presbytery decided at the meet- ing held last Monday the question ‘Do you de- sire a revision of the confession” in the affirm- ative. This was the first portion of the report of the committee and today the presbytery considered the second part of the report, which Proposed certain changes. There was a good attendance of the members of the presbytery and « number of ladies and others listened with interest to the discussion. The venerable Rev. Dr. Scott, the father of Mra. President Harrison, occu; one of the front pews aud he was invited by the presby- tery to sitas a yee eres After prayer tor, Rev. Wm. a Mille! the prashytery proceeded to ovaaider the report, JUDGE DRAKR'S SUBSTITUTE POR THR COMMITTEE merost. Before the debate was entered into Judge Drake offered the following as a substitute for. k have for a tour of ten days to Florida, | the entire report of the committee: ‘They will accompanied by Mrs. Harrison,| The revision overture was based on the Mra. McKee, Mrs, Russell Harrison and the | declaration that “in the opinion of many of our ministers and people some forme of state- — in our menage of faith are liable s misunderstandings @xpose our ma Oo! doctrine to unmerited criticism. and pres- bytery of Labcge fo city in answer to the Lieut. Theo. H. Eckerson, nineteenth infan- , With his family, arrived in the city Sunday en route to David's island, New York harbor, where be has been detailed on recruit- service. are spen ‘a few days with second jon of the overture says that if re- Me Bekersow's paren ee sae Gare 2 | vision isahould be conned strictly Robert Armour, 1604 Q street northwest. to those ta, as the only ones brought fore the church by the assembly's action, and that no change in the confession should made which would in auywise impair the Cal- vinistic system of doctrine therein contained.” JCDGE DRSER’S VIEWS ON REVISION, Miss Fannie George of Baltimore is visiting ie UO Beles ot Be OF CO eteet sect Mra. C. Hughes and her daughter, Miss BS are expected home today from a visitto| In his remarks in favor of this substitute ives near Liberty, Md Miss has — peng! Myre Judge Drake said that in his opinion the re- of the committee was the heaviest batte: Tees bas yet beta = epee SHERMAN AVENUE EXTENSION. prcmnaee Content Capt. Rossell Thinks It Should Be 90 Feet from Seveuth Street to Boundary. Recently Mr. G. W. Cooper and other owners @f property above Boundary between 7th and | 18th streets northwest petitioned the Com- missioners for the opening and extension of some strees » st of 7th street, preferring Sher- opened He argued that sweeping changes were not contemplated by the assembly in sending down that unless a limit is es made that the con- He a did aay or false doc- ‘the overture, aud 4 ments might be misunderstood, and he claimed referred to Capt. Rowell for his views. In his | tj.at this did not authorize the overbauliug of Fecommendation to Col Robert he says that | the doctrines of the church, He argued that Sherman avenue from Grant avenue to Whit- | the committee had not confined itself to this ney avenue or Mount Pleasant strect ia only 60 | eld, but had cut right into the heart of the | confessi He thought that this could not be feet wide, and if the street were extended to | catied the confession from misunder- Boundary aad widened to 90 feet it would give good line of communication to ive Z bye roadway lengtn, en if an a obtained * general . Ae the vote for revisio bat,” said the offices, “he has learned all the | S4Seuetal assembly. Ae the rote for revision eity waits.” presbytery it was proper that they should pro- “What was he doing?” ceed to state in what wali Recemnen “Shooting crap,” should be made. He thoughts that it was unjust Henry's counsel, Mr. Sellers, to | to characterise the report of the commitics as show that Henry was innocent becsuse he had | an attack upua the confession. For the pres- Be money, but the officer said he had more | bytery now to tura around amd to vote that than $3 in his pocket when arrested. jy ng Deemer gens lagna ngpenti fn og as = fone hoped poh AE ah had “No,” was the officer's response, “they don’t pdr Phares Seber ora Fi dollars,” happy. But he thought that now the presby- ‘These wee snother change of the cme kink Se ee core ena one FURTHER DEBATE ON THB SUBSTITUTE. Kethen Arnold, another colored Ls Pr Judge Drake replied that s number of pres- resides in the county, was tried for byteries had ‘this While erap” in the county. A similar fne was im- eer eee ene va ye brother | they hud made ific reply to the second, ‘ie jal an Shean to ae is would be wo | Spr stated that they were opposed to any sweeping changes or such ss wonld eliminate from the pee the system of doctrine known as Rev. Dr. Hamlin again said that there was to — oo assembly a action, to state wi ie pres- } boop o changes to be made” Ho Wwenton tosay that no member of the committee wanted to see Culvinism: ——— be thonght the question to be decided was ee — a aoe vigism and what irc me le quote: sident Patton as sa: - vinism would not be injured if tke tecias of reprobekon was on! omitted. The speaker id that he agreed witli President Patton, and this statement led toa digression caused oF several questions fired at the i poe from a parts of the room. After this he resumed the thread of his argument and said that the idea that God condemned forall eternity men to everlasting damnation was nota partof Cal- z INFANT DAMNATION he placed in the same category and he thought that the statementin the confession in regard to infante was liable to be misunderstood. He claimed that what was now being aimed at was to define Calviaism and to determine whether such statements were a part of the Calvinistic faith or not, In the opinion of Rev. My. McIlvaine the gen- eral assembly wanted information as to what the presbyteries desired. He thought that the pres! ytery onght to furnish information. He spoke of loctrine of reprobation, and said that as it reads at present one man understood it in one way and another in some other way. The pro- posed amendment did not cut into the heart of Calvinism, but simply showed what their doctrine meant. JUDGE DRAKE'S SUBSTITUTE VOTED DOWN. A rising vote was then taken on Judge Drake's substitute and it was lost by a vote of 17 to 8. Rev. Dr. Fullerton, who refused to vote at the last meeting on the question of revision, then gave a general explanation of his position in regard to the proposed changes as to the recommendation of the report, striking out the clause which mentions desertion, together with adultery, as a canse for divorce, He said that he believed that adultery was the only scriptural ground for divorce. He was willing to accept the change which involved the ques- tion of infunt damnation, so that there would no longer be any ground for the statement that the church believed in infant damnation. As to Calvin's belief in this doctrine he said that there was rap one statement in Calvin's writ- ings of this doctrine. Some members of the Westminster assembly believed in this doctrine and others did not, hence the ambiguous ex- Pression in the confession. But he did not think that Calvin for this single sentence ought to be severely condemned now, nor that re- roaches should be heaped on the Westminster ivines. In a great many particulars he said that Calvin was in advance of his age und allowance should be made for the peculiarities of belief held by good men 80 many years ago. Rev. Dr. Hamlin inquired if the speaker thought that he intended to criticise or reflect Upon Calvin. Dr, Fullerton said that he did not and Dr. Hamlin expressed his satisfaction, as he would not be so misunderstood. He agreed with all that had been said or could be said in regard to the greatness of Calvin. His only point had been that there was no reason to hold to the error of any man. Bey, Dr. Bartlett took the same ground, ELECTION IMPLIEG REPROBATION. Continuing Rev. Dr. Fullerton supported the committee in their recommendation to omit the controversial allusions to the church of Rome, He held, however, that the doctrine of reprobation was essential to the Calvinistic system. He maintained that election implied reprobation. All evangelical churches, he said, believed that a certain number of men would be lost and a certain number be saved. He re- served the discussion of the doctrine of the bondage of the will and the imputation of righteousnesy until the committee had an op- portunity to explain their position. Dr. Ful- jerton said that he was opposed to the motion to consider the report seriatim. In this particular Rev. M. Ramsdell agreed with him. He said that he was opposed to making any change in the confession. While willing to unite in making a new state- ment of belicf he was opposed to patching up the old garment and allow men to strike out in certain phrases and insert their ideas of what Calvinism ws. was reminded by Dr. Bartlett that his ition to make a new statement of doc- was voted down at the last meeung. The presbytery decided to consider the report seriatim, and the discussion was interrupted at 12:30 by a motion to take s recess until 2 o'clock. After recess the consideration of the report was resumed, and the prospect seemed to be that most of the changes proposed will be adopted, ———— PREPARATIONS FOR WORK. What the Washington Club Will Do aod What President Young Says. Base ball matters in Washington are ata temporary standstill, awaiting the tardy return of Mr. Walter Hewett, who is expected this afternoon. He had several men to see on his way home from Cleveland, and it is probable thathe will bring some interesting news back with him. Nothing has been done on the new grounds, corner of 17th and U streets, but work will undoubtedly be begun on the fences just as soon as 8 contract can be made for the job. Secretary Burket enid this morning that he thought there would be sufficient time for the preparation of the grounds before the opening of the exhibition season, but there may be several unimportant details about the stands left unfinished, After playing four Urges at home, April 29 and 30 and May i and 2, the team will go away forten gawes, thus giving time for the completion of the grounds and accommodations. THE EXHIBITION GaMES 20 far arranged'will be as follows: March 29 and 30, Rochester (Amer. Aas.); April 3, Le- bigh University; April 4.and 5, Hamilton (In- ternational Ass.); April 7 and 8, Williams Col- lege; April 10 and 11, Cuban Giants; April 16, at Baltimore; April 17, Baltimore at Washing- ton; April 21 and 22, Wilmington (Atlantio ere are several dates which will probably be filled in a fgw days. The team will report for duty about the 20th, so as to have a week for practice before beginning to play, ‘WHAT PRESIDENT YOUNG Gare. President Young returned to the city Satar- day morning. He thinks that the outcome of the meeting wasns favorable as could be ox- ted under the circumstances. ‘Ido nos uow of anything to suy,” he remarked to a Stan reporter this moruing, “for everything bas been gone over aud discussed so man; times that is abso- lutely nothing new in sight. Nearly everybody is dissatisfied with the schedule aud is kicking. Washington and Iudianapoiis both think that they have been shabbily treated, aud the idea of laying off fourteen. days and not ‘ing bali is disagreeable to such teams ry ps and Chicago. But it was the best we could do. The attendance at the first games of the season will be closely watched and will indicate a good deal. I think that the league will gain and that the brotherhood will lowe us season progresses, ‘The brotherhood players have reached the maximum and give no promise of improvement, while a majorit; of the league meu have yet to make the’ records, and the most of them will mak F; NOTES. Shortstop McKean has decided to stick to the Cleveland league club aud has gone to Hot with Manager Schmelz. At New Orleaus yesterday the Philedelphia players’ club shut out Ward’s Brooklyn team "Prenident Byrae of the Brooklyn league club e has arrived iu Florida, = sr I oe es at use next Friday. are hot scheduled for jon sccount game disagreement ovér the Gloucester grounds. St. Louis is after a ota Is is rai a that brotherhood franthieg, resident Vou der abe has raised the capital stock of his club from £95,000 to 50,000. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the elerk of the court to Henry H. Bosworth and Emma 0. Lacy; Henry H. 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City; will nission, Apply at Lina. ed foot te ANTED—QU D COLORED Cool ean — 500 WHI sud House Work: onen, Women, bie i Wages for Cooke and House Workers, BURSA a ————_—_—_—_——— WANTED MISCELLANEOUS y ANTED-—SHOW CASE é W fir ors, Late, foot owes CHAS RCE Chaudeder Biore, 614 121 Fe RENT—1749 FST., TEN-KOOM HOUSE, petrroaes onters €45. “GEO. A. JORDAN 8 RENT— 06 2a at, 6 Gch st. sw. mo! 0 416 Lith God Se st aw, dr. ES ahs mb-at* ; ST. N.E. © ROOM BICK, 40 permont OWNER Siscts 14 im NISHLD— JOK RENT mod. ops; LW. ¥ PRETTY HOUSE Q ST. BE Tr la 7 roouis, south frout, pretty fron! porch: $50 per wouth furuished: | CHOATE & CO..010 Lith st. E 3 yard, fountain ahd FOR eos }, mew Lewp and C! rr ANTED—PARLOK FURNITURE, _UPHOL- stered aMatirenses uit over; work e iu» heat and substantial mauner. Furuicre bought, sold and nyed. LSUN st. ee wo. $5,000 to 8 curity. ‘Address U.K.A., Star w10- ED—PERSON HOLDING A POSITION IN Ny cng of tue departinenta wishes to Borrow €200, wake Monthly payments on Pay Lber- My forthe tse. 7 A tiress MAX, Star office, m10-3t JV ARTED-TO PURCHASE A SNUG OFFICE Busive-s: it aust Lean undoubied snap. ad- geese, with particulars sud price, UFFICE, Stir, of Women: all the Working Wotuen in the city; 1110G st. n.w. mi WHITE AND OOLORED WinieD— ‘CQOks, Chamber Muids, Butlers, Waist Nurse Girls, Waitresses, Farm and Dairy Hands &c. ; (Ger man ‘and Swedish Women), ge Koom; Tripks Stored BUKNHAM’S, 1110G st. n.w, m8-61" ANIED-IN A SMALL FAMILY, AN EX ed White Cook and Lauudress; weil od smendehered wiry Orok anal oo ANTED — EX) CED CLERK IN DRY Ww Gvods and Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishings, Lady Bock Keeper and Bign Writer, at KiNG's PALACES WASTED [CORRESPONDENCE WITH A PAY Clerk or Yeoman Thoroughly Fawiliar with New System of Accounts in Nuvy Departmeut; @ g00u pos: tion to let, Addreas B. W.G,, Star office mS3t WARIED-A THOROUGHLY COMPETEN] HOOR pity ROMP RE to All ® responsible postuon. “Addrexs, tating ex ertences, refere..ces ©x; ected, Box 166, Star office. midi t Rope eee = 712 13th st, with recommendation 2 Pr ANTED—HOUSE WOMEN, CHAMBER MAID: W4Bive Gine and Raat Me ior ail Business? Jeusant hums aud vod wages secured, CII Ta Lys ENCE OFFICE, May Building, 7 thand ‘Ene. ANTED—DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- Teau, conducted by ladiax—sen Women, white and colored, tor ali kinds of c Mebor, city Gera alae references, nemoved to 700 Lat, u.w. WANZEDTAN, UNMARRIED WHITE MAN FA- tmailiar with Care of uorses, Chickens Doge to Live on suburbun Fluce Three Squares from street Cac, Address C.C.C., star ottice, mB-3t ANTED—AN ENERGETIO BALES M. TN. W ‘roauce our ug newt. decnseed Ja-go; uo competition, P4UTEULIUN LOCK CO. Cieveland, Ohio mest ‘4 GOOD COOK, MUST HAVE RECOM- WY ‘mendations Call on Bits. Beanb, 1903 398 WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS COLORED CHAM. ber Maid and Waitress; must sty nights and Dring city reterence. Apply 1815 dew Hampeuire \W ANTED-—A Goon cook, WITH BEVERAGES Apply to 219 East Ca; itol »t, m7-3 ANTED—A FIKST-C! 38 COOK (COLOR: SADIE STREET, 1286 Conn at Dw, a ad — Tunwg A ne 3 Vv ANTED—-IN PRIVATE FAMILY A FIRST- | retereuces. |. 2s UGENE SHOEM: class White Cook, German or Sweie prefer mi l-2w* ¥.M.C.A., 1409 N.Y.ave.n.w, Call between 4 and 5 af bifice, 614 F st. n.w. mihd-s* auTED iT RNOW ¥v ANT D—A Co. K, WHO WILL ALSO WASH and Carpenter, 7 and Iron; a Mousemaid, who will Assist in Wash- ity Jobuing and ing; white preferred. _1403'Sutb at, m6-3t ‘as iis) Ww SRTED—To INVEST A FEW HUNDRED Doi- Ts in xood business With services, Address A. Star orice ae WARE; DAHORSE, HARNESS AND CARKTAGY.; suitab.e tor family use; must be iu. condition and for cash “FRANCIS in, Star ‘tice. mu. BESTAU- ee WANTED-ANY PARTY HAVING A Ww Fant for sale may find 6 puscheser by addvessing HAINLS, Star office. a TED—A KEMINGTUN TiPE WRITER, No. mate number, price, condition, &a Address » Star ol W 3i22D, 2 PAUM vavp THE MIGRERT CAS Prices for Furniture, Car Beds, OfSce and Store Fixtures. Eure Houebvids specialty. Storage on rewsouuble terms, Address 314 Oth at, 2.w. nbs ANTED— RESPONSIBLE PARTY TO TAKE Axeucy of the .ew York Steel Mat Co. for the fustve eale of their New Pateut steel Dour Mate Washington For full particulars to MW. seeks Willard's hotel, from 10 witin ms-zt* ANIED-BY “A RESPECTABLE COLORED ork to do at home; good reievences required. Apply 1210 24th maze ‘Wy ANTED-5Y_A Lap us. Bi Papers ty be Revised, Corrected, ‘Txpewrittan, or | uF, reas, ere, Greas Drv, 8.0 Blar ollie. Pmns-Cie | ANT:D—BY FIsH & MILLER, W TAS FST.NW., Money to luvest on Heal ketate Ne. urities In the District or Coluubia, We bars imaiy apbiications for 000, wi oom um, us hav mila 3,000 BY & GENTLE- mau vccuy! ‘tivm, tor the use of Which lege inver st (1U per ceut) will be paid; prin- cr espe et gee interes, added will be. paid Jimvod security for lout yiven. adress D.M.¥ buat mise Wate oA PARTNER WITH A CAsH CAPI- tal of from $2.00 to 2500. a 1 {one who ne a ‘boox Keeper ab chies adress Wire D—A TI N&R OR STOVE DEALEX AS ‘a Tenant for a store and Dweiling ou 71 rent @25, and at least one-lait Fag ty Pe inn m5-6t 222 C st. n.w., Opp. arinity church, ANTED—FINST-CLASS PIANO AND OnGaN ‘end Ke} 3 aumail lo»ns o: from $500 to § ereeere TED—TWO FIRST-CLASS WAITERS, NO V others ne dapply. 2169 st n.w, mé-Br° W ANTED—AN ACTIVE yee ON LIBERAL BAL- ted to supply, at co-operative. price rated to au operative Merchandise wat ai kinds of articles for fausdly use in each smali city, town, vii district. 8U,000 mez vers; paid ee ificates 81 Ov0 iy cash. Credit well rated, heferences exc! § EMPlie Cu-UFKMALIVE ASSOCIATION chock box 767), New York. 27m Ay W. iTED—AN ACTIVE MAN AS PARTNEK IN Well-paying Busiuess; amall capital required, Inquire at 721 H st ne. mhs-Oe* WANTED.-SITUATIONS. ANIED-BY A WHIT GIRL A PLACE AS WW eandae Waltons, Addiess 1760 M at. BW, OF 124 Bat. at? WANTED. AT. HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS for Cooks, Chamber Maid, Waitress, Laundresses and Nurves, seamstress; Men’ Waiters, Cooks, Ce man Butlere SAML 4. COUMBS, 026 Fat aw, n Ww Ww ANTED—ALWAYS GO TO DICK’S AGENCY FOR Maidn, ‘Huyscs, Latntiresn waiters Kintioas Rage urtem, a 4 thltclty references, O13 thst Ew, mlO-ate ANTED = BY AYO N@. GERMAN MAN, 2 kuslish, in a Grvcery store; rend ‘Addresa ‘Bos 157, ‘star id m1Q-20° y ANTED—B, AVERY Si KADY 1OUNU MAS, Rituailouol auy- hud whene he call uanke Minasely self Useful, usetul; quod city retereuces, JOS. L, HA seldUN, Star vifice, a WASIEDI BY A REFINED LADY POSTITON AS Companion, oF will Meke Herself Useful in an; Capacity; best reterenc-sBiven. Address COM: TOs, star office, ae __ amd ANIED—BY A THOROUGHLY OOMP. TENT Y, Souk situation in Private Pauilly. Iuquire 413 2Oth st. aw. id Waste — 3, FRENCH CHIEF COOK, WITH tremely nest sbout his work, ‘Call of sudceae SULIEX. 27735 Missouri ave. ml0-si* W ANT. D—BY A FRENCH WOMAN, 4 PLACA AB Maid aud Spence i ne 1 Leu] ol ii caee ee m10-St" WARZEDBE A, TOUNG, ENGLIBHMAS, Pi Waiter in s peivat iy. te fi Hel from inst camployer. Box 75, btar mi. -3t* J Vv ANIED—A SITUATION Cae ary eos 1D \ respectable colured git! Address 414 Washington at Lew. - it \ANTED-BY COLORED GIRL, A PLACE aS WW jtotidtest i Srvvate Fataly coin a ieee 1637 Lith stn. ‘ab 1 U-: Na MiUATIONS FORK COUKS «MAL W ‘ad Voraie), dutesta N Nnds Eeogatuous, Hata agi Dairy BUMNHAM'S, LUG staat w ms-ou Wa4nzep, By A TeUsTWORTHY Awe OAS rh wb years vld, car ; Sowing for ber board eicee, TOMS wi Ye aud a.hall Gp.m, Address L4UST WORTHY, pla fice, my-2 ANTED—bY YOUNG MAN A Pusllion Lae Sea moat “Adidrese for owe w Cute otdee. Shee a eee eae ATION BY i ry ri ANTED IT KNOWN—WE POSITIVELY GUAR- antee tuat we haves job in alot of clear Havana Ciara. ‘Lhese goods are pure, at $2.50 a box of ol 5 urea’ Storae, on Very feaso.able Store atures’ Sto 5 Teuso.. WAP owen TiAL ‘Auctiouesr, BS? 7th wt. B.W. Btn WWANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND Witertinn Works: Feathers enovated: Mat- teow ANTED—TRY SCKIBNER. BEST BUTTER- ine. ‘Luble xc. per pound. Cooking, 17c. per pound, jarranted nut to wet stron (like butter dees) ior one month, or money retunded. d.B.~ Don’t take any thing that is “jast as wood as Scril bbede oh ee War CAEN Mara for sale only }. CSC. N. E 33 ster rket abiaule a Fish. VW 4NTED-JEWELRY AND SILVER W, re) altered and repinted by elec fine work, low irices at our workshop ous Jat Boor rear. EKANKE FREDERICK & O0., Gold Silversmiths, 0-1 WASZEDZEVERTBODY | SUFFERING | FROM Smoky Chimpesy to know that I te0 to ems OF i: incesand Extrobes Mate ‘to ices cr "Sie fave W.E DANTE 0! ‘Qyer; Furniture steame F.H YOUNGS, 140% Pa ave. ‘Tolepncue rT tro ca 141s 17th st. uw. ra Rieineee 7 oe aa | te 86 JOR RENT—BUSINESS PROPEKIY ON @ BT. | 1447 Pe. ives eae 383; = _mmd-3t Waki NCH ATE & Lith st FREES {DAnOE BU TLUING UNF BT. BET. | ocd 5 th and 7 ob long lease, at @15 er mont! 4 “ms-3t | WAKKEN Choate "co, 610 21th st | F near 1yth {OR RENT-BEAUTIFUL LITTL! roous ob V st. bet. 14th and 15th, handsomely Papered, crystal chandesiers, mantel mirrors, ted fre Places, WABLEN CHOATE & ms-Bt 610 11) NG. A PRESCOTT, ___ Kelloge Building, 1416 F st FS5, SENT #22 8, 3). 3:8 TORY BAY-WIn- & ioders j 4 House with ail including electric etatiouar water cline de. Tore | ee ts ‘BWORMSTRDT & BRADLEX, wire | FORK RENT—ROOMS. JOR KENT—000 Est. 3 »PLEASANT ROOMS | tis th emen, southern exposure: within two PPORREXT, NIU BOARD. ATANGE COMPORT- sbiy Puruisbed Room ; western © : tor two entenien all hots, comforts, wins 620 mouth, | Rawance room. midst Obst ee JOR KENT—i76l P ST, NEAR DUPONT cle, Furnished Kooms with Boara. mld | FX, BENT_FIVE UNFURNISHED | J fret sud second-floors, un 14th between | Sts. nw. $14 per month. Apply st #24 7th st. aow.U | F%. KENT—1Wo OB THREE VERY NICE COM- | alg, amlcatinu Home; Sine location, 116 Md. sre. | me. m JOR RENT—IN DESIRABLE HOME, TWO PLEAS ant Communicating sooma, woul SS Saar aaa ee | SES epg Devs ecarenian epee OR RENT—FRONT PARLOR _NiCI Feith oe aR Se, Pee rate ‘Wo Kootae, WUrurniabed, Yenicnee 218 Arthur Place u.6. Dear QE BENTCINANSIENTS “ACOOMMODATED, | I Rooms to en partice at most ressonatie | rates, with or without Bord. New Samiary plumbing. Heterenoe e | Tota st, deur Mase aves ml0-3e | FOE EEST(A COMPORTABLY FURNISHED | FF Koow tor #8 per mouth; central docaion; 1006 tw. mee ) | }fok RENT—FURNISHED OB UNFURNISHED, Pe ith Board: terms ; eogetre: i Br Epewee ert bapeterttet so) ee 3 6ié A nie ge: Henman ur married couph red. Address of call ae wo | Repas parses courte seeder Se Fok PENT, 10 8 SPRCTABLE COLORED T ute, 2113 11th et. now: Six-rouu Brick with Very lange yard, $20. WRIGHT & SiUcktTT. mS. S10 F st. nw, , bapawiogow brick | you ENT— WITH Dpatb, RARDSOMELE wil Ww ci a ENT — a Al fo colored: Furnished or 0; r . ek, $15.00, 1513.4 ro ruous On Uird Boor; belie boarders m ck, all wou imps. re. DW. : aw, $¥end $10. E —4 ed Koos 8 Por 1528 OF at, Siete ‘ a Tike & RUTEERFORD, KN } , Bew house, udow ; | and cloe-ts: sear Washington cincley comsement so | cars and heraies. at mest fa j cunmipiectel 5 very | ian, ail conveniences Inquire 613 13th ox ater ta JOR RENT — LARGE Front aud Back Koo Board, cosets, bel, Be. | ROR REST MCELY | F able Front Hall oom, suits! 5 per month. VI6 New York w NICELY ROK RENT—705.111H ST. NW. PInST Tuished of Unfuruished, with heat bees | Bsute Fur y r Fa enone aes aie a LOST AND FOUND. JR LEASE FROM APRIL 1, 1890. THOSE TWO | — — =o Se Valuabie Buildiuys $15 and 81¢ 15th -t. n NISGED FRONT CH OF KEYS. THE FINDER WILL | former cocupied by the P. Hausun Hiss Manufac. th; rent rea rewarded vy leaving then with LOUIS | Co. und the latter by Uol. A. I Britton, Will be i JAGGER & U.. Le Droit Building, cor. Sth apd F | for aye years. sta, upponite patent ofice. ite | “meson BB. WARNER & 00. sTORY mack OST FRIDAY EVENING. EITHER IN BOLLE | }hOk CEARE—ONE OF THE CHUICEST HOUSES ortaby for guntiewan, Street theater, more, or on way before on N st. between 17thand 15th sts. brick, | 714 12th st. Cail after 4 o'clock. Feschiny Weshiuctou, vie end B $e Fio Lady's | four stories, welverous, alt modern im rowements | WG KEN \OTIFUL ho valtham Gold Wate name cod rei-ciass order. Possession Ayrd 1. Jieut i Sa Tie ae: | $1808 bu WAHNER & CO. | i Eloor reward upon return to A. PRATT, 10-3" VOUND—ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON NEAR THE F cM a Ureastyin,, Owner ean bave by ut 2003 H w. TULDAY AFTERNOON, Capital brine —, 1x3y ay rg trl aapiees Charts: cwacr's nene on Sotto. egbove adureos and get rewards “= TY “Sige? T—$3 REWARD-STRAYED | AWAY FROM Patton's eatinx saloon, 1: ‘st., Wednes- Leet name we 218 34 at. n.e., and re renee” Ss gualcnanteds *~t4 mente abe vest o Kise nat Resear dass eae ae —oo:__—_—_SS FOR RENT-STABLES. ee eee Fe oN a vest abt. TESDAY, MARCH MASSAQHU- | 7th &Irvinets, ce ty Rea eee vit Bt 18th st, =~ 00 ve u B. Washi | house; + rererences POR EENT, BRICK HOUSE 1503 T ST. Nw. six | ‘msde rooms, and bath: all mod imps. ; newly papered and | lok RESTO Lot Nw in exeellenteonaition; suebie in Sy \FK po ES Rooms, 1 mb-2t Gav Tae, | rately audeu suites; ‘those likely to be permaneet Fue | pretcred: an exeepiioual cham * for thowe 602 14th at. n¥., 8 store, all mi. 4 i ina © aM F ices to sponsible allm.i.€100.00 | On cen T—COMPORTABLE NT 313 Mase ave ne. 6 ma | Ki southern; best, eae; fur. or unfur. ; cheap 1811 Columbia st'n.w. 6.x | it desired: weitlewen prelerted. to 348 Boh at Bw. too Me Searomce bbe aad KENT— UXT CRMISERD, id wy ob 1 m8.3t os xy 1] FoR Soa cae oe oa eee POE RENT, 18200 st, 54 - ONE Fidox, Gon: 1548 bth st. nw. Ue. water aud be reuted uugiy or togetuer. ioe ms-7¢ Wi. ¥. BOL’ by t Peapect; eon nENT—TE Ries ae