Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1890, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C.. Y, APRIL 24, 1890. time occu- : Laaara —— oor paprertiarey ems Tork arouse baat Sp hal ct we aes ™ Te ee ——FOR RENT—ROOMS. legant Receptions Last Evening—Per- vat cards of invitation to am exhibition ot e “Mamma,” said little girl as the: led ee ENCH oy A CE IN RENT—FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED Rees CLASS Da-t Ban obese: sonal Notes of Interest. work of his raPycae eps ie Boats slag ia pores = mie eds sorely os a Yooh ast Bands: also several A wprentce. AREY Af ae me fa tie Smagiaet | ye Pee soe he tor gh ane an the anak debt os the old is General Greely?” FOR TE a 2 ‘The present season at the White House,owing | special field the representation of flowers, W SITY. REW YORE. We aoa sae Fe ae Pat Loxt#, OTTOMAN to many afflictions in administration families, | fruits, decoration of china, and other in-| “Old enough to know better,” snapped the pa: ATE You Gslgred Wenn a Situsticn ae ES or ny xt nad has not been noted for ite social life, but what-| terior adornments, in which be shows some | mother as she thought of the fair weather pre- | >/<hen Helo. Farmand Dairy. DICK's, 613 7th nw.! or ceok te Exayete Family; wages. E CRECENTSRED, eal puss tray, Kitten ever gloom surrounded the President's home | remarkably fine comple. Ane i he Aletions inthe morning papers Nea poets FingT-cl : ws ow, brick house, pent G wholly dispelied night e dance Harrison. R ipa Wh Lauren ndress; fa) Fy? Uereey tv 4 Ene by Mra, HeKeo in honer of ies Ghepard, | bone; Mra. Russell Harrison, Mra eng hiker New York Dr PLEASANT, SECOND STORY daughter of Col. Elliott F. Shepard of New | Paul, — sll cal pon aaa arp nies nates ae Sa eae neh York. This is the first time since Nellie Grant | 824 others, whose ¢ wi * , And spring a young man's fancy WAStED—1 wo aida, Waiterese, nt her girlhood days there that | the volume and variety of the display but Lightly turns to thoughts of how Pil 7a ‘Waiters’ Ki Help for thie city oF - Srctite OF THREE the White “Honse has been. thrown | ‘0 its interest. bs He can get the summer pants, he White preferred. address DY: YER, St ee complete f for ign oust ae esd ara SaLE— open for s formal dance, and marks| Thenext meeting of the ‘Sewing Circle” will Has no cash to pay for now. Wz GOOD STEADY BOY TO WORK IN RAL | per month, “Address NORTHWEST, City » Ce care | Canty mew ecot RARE CHANCE a bappy change. ‘The party had been planned | be held at Mra, Philip E. Chapin’s, 1735 Massa- opisek Shop. Apply to 1337 14th st. nw. —y FAT Dookkeeping and con- Jeep hn ye bandeome grand finale for the winter, but was made | chusetts avenue, on Friday, the 25th. ; _0pa4-38 safes ade best references, Address Fee te CEN ISHED "ROOMS BY | gant condition, having been cargiuly weal, suerte iw all the gayer by its postponement, and besides | Miss Jane M. Bancroft gave an interesting The friends of Col. Henry Watterson, who WASTSp DOEDISTERY two FIRST FIRST CLASS Toes otice. cS Gove pa - emmeaotagstees ~ | good loc | tone and general © Years’ euarantec: the honor dove Mise Shepard it servesalsons® | +41 a+ Postmaster General Wanamaker's resi- know what kind of a poker player he is, will N., Star offic oo ani ED—A A PERMANENT ITUATION THREE = Fai WISHED ROOM COX. — ht for the sacri feed price of on S20g parting compliment to Mra. Russell Harrison, | Yong today om denconemes work in Europe | Feadily believe him whon be says he lost noth- W ANTED—A-YOUNG WAN INA GROGERT | Of city reterences. “Address LOSS Ui ak Saenae ote fable f et to housekeeping Iscation | #oo! who leaves for her seep pore er and America. A number of invited guests | ing ata game in Memphis because he never le cerns Casersiand cutting meste, aghrons, Vv J ANTED—BY A TRAINED, “NURSE ‘A SITUA: | rent verylow fer semuner Inguire Nir Mets ‘Can be WiiTiies EXCHANGF Warrroows ine == for the areay ond mevy 1 reception of | Were Present. played there, Strronise ee expected Boxe, chan C2, 22 Nurse an Invai id, or, Lady's Maid or Birst. | corner Bouse, aprs 015 Peonsyivanie ave, Tacsdsy aight Sud never looked brighter and| ‘The Secretary of State gave an excursion to oh — i JOR, RENTTFROAT AND | AND HALL BED ROOMS, JOR BALE—JUST ARRIVED Fie ) ANTED—A BOY WITH SOME EXPE! acest 1 A Was BO} RI Wasne2 A MMAR TING 8 1 SPECTABLE By D Snfarnished, wii ceutral k , WV e Pair of u pretticr. Its mantels were banked with pink | Mount Vernon yesterday complimentary to the ROYAL PORTRAITS. week "AB: Sut oo a oo Woman: « Situation to Cook, an eo io | family: referent requied Iota, ee A be meet Fe ot Fae Late ick white blossoms sprayed with lilao, while al Pan-American delegates on the United States | An oil painting of a railroad king. ANTED=A FIRST <CLASS CHAMBERMATD, | Act ne i's te Fr K RENT—1014 TWELFTH ST. NW. THIRD BOWEN'S Livery Stable, 627 N.L.ave nw Fyre! oi enala sasuan Gaange puter als tee Nae Department, The vessel | A Water color of « steamboat king. ah SH Sek Airaid to work, Apply today and tomorrow Waite saison FOI NURSES, 000 Fo gh rq ae OK SALF—A “CLIMAX” CASH REGISTER, IN which were wafted sweet strains from the | ran some distance down the river in order to| A pass-tel of a railroad king. " FANLED-SETFLED Woman, GES PE RAL | DS ee ars JOR RENT—029 FARRAGUT SQUARE COMM Pastect ender. 417 New Yorkeve “ stringed orchestra of the Marine Band, | give the strangerson board some idea of the| A votograph of an election king. Wis sy ToT oth GEM faintly of three appr Seren zviatan Houseman. BUCHAN jacation: | Lane nee ere, gl bath Auest Fee SALE — CHEAP — UNE CABIN, SLOor. seemed almost a fairyland to the guests, who | Potomac and its shores, andon the return! A steal engraving of a political boss. sinmediately 1499307 0G at. nw. apl@-6t*_ | Will rent basement, dining room and Biicneg tonpe | MOUSE, foot ot oan, te,socn at KIT wo wore received by Mra. McKee, Miss Shepard, | stopped long enough at Mount Vernon to spend V ANTED—A GOOD ee aT 8 WAXTED_ YOUNG Ma pan ogee YEARS A Gat. | sate pert. Fok sabes tani wiht Fre UK the President and Mrs. Harrison standing u as much time there as was desired, and the aw, ance in iketal Grocery cco ei oe Fe, RENT—ROOMS, URFUENTENED ONE THEME Decker - tha doorway of the east room. Mrs, McKee | trip throughout was a most eujoyable one in REQUIESCAT IN NEW YORK. peer GIRL FOR COOK AND GENERAL | Sress OOO Se oe B00 eke ean ans contra; Bouse | ie 1200S. aw. wore a demi-trained gown of white silk muslin, | every way. A substantial lunch was spread at The Pulitzer-Cleveland-Dana oe Cpe eee ee cena: Say Bikes WASTED=A} ToUNe MAN WHO Is aN EE SSR REET : ae '4-3t' Fe SALE—GREAT BARGAT with the low-necked bodice and the stylishly |1 o'clock, and light refreshments were again Disturbance is in the past, eens STRIGELY PIRST-OLAGS BOOK | avg altacher ahd has bad some experience in Clerkime F pe EO “eed eres bok city renter, Surrey: draped skirt festooned with long-looped bows | served on the return trip. Secretary Blaine And the world, the flesh and the devil was oo al noe a oe eels rene EMPLOYER Tee een a | 15. Apply 1226 H st. uw. — y maker, bad two inonths’ caret of olive velvet. Miss Shepard was in ball| and Vice President Morton accompanied the Have quieted down at last. permanent sltustion evened salen, Address, with ful ANTED — BY ws PEI R RENT—A DESIRABLE ROOM.’ ““Rieo E: xcellent Dayton Wagon, equal te gown of white tulle, the low bodice | party, which included nearly all the delegates Particulars, Box 3, star office. WAED oa AN EXPERIENCED WHITE | Fycroutes, bot and eld water, bath ou wan oe Fivatt Stabie, 1y of white satin, and Mrs. Russell Harrison |tothe late congress andthe Iadiesof their TED—A FIRST-CLASS SALESMAN a ply 1312 Bene ro: sar we Feasonable terms, I Fes Sal 2—CONTENTS OF GENTLEMAN'S in her ball gown of olive tulle and faille. | households ole AVE N.W, TWo LARGE Very Handsome Koan Saddieand Driv- number of = diplomatic corps | Husband: “I tell you what it is, Mary, we've Net must be well acquainted and anes Wi ANTED—BY x ARESPECTABLE WHITE Gt Ce Rawr Sis Pr ts specially in- | got to retrench and reform.” posltiou for rixut party. F nd a few Beautiful Roome on secoud’ dour,’ soushera, and | ik Horse, Three hundred invitations had been issued, | resident years old. an Excelieut Coup ‘ apzd.zt® Pisce aa Chamber Muid or to Assiat in Genera ; Baswess Horse, Fine Be Sa: Remily ot about fifty of them to friends out of town, who | vited to meet the distinguis! ea foreigners. Wite: right, Algernon; you reform.” Sra TEN ~ENTROETIO AGE ANB a Sata 730 bth st RW. ape porthern ae ferniebed or uncare: — yee Used Uy fais i past, yes in Fuscton and One sent rogrets, and all other recipients ‘were | A pleasant surprise party was given to Miss ‘All rm, NTED—TEN Board ret-a 2 ie rod Bai present. The program comprised twelve dances. It was 9:3) when the ball was opened by Mr. and Mrs. MeKee, Miss Anna Wilson and Mr. Heywood, and soon all was the poetry of motion. The gentlemen were largely from the al iv. the Capital City Beeit Society ; sini 8 FOR C0) QurereNt NT—12) ¢ i = | gentle Also ai bes = ratbor Bate Sp Uartien Apply 408 La. deten vere ae foe Baiate Densin haa Fres2? SSeS Roous; large yerdsnosd boiets Hy? . {ae-top Baswy, Lady's Tt Exc fe. Walker Building, opposite City = ATENT OFFICE BHOE SHUP, 700 Gat, Bw Fork a FASE ST. NW. UPPER FLOOR OF teak oe Mu etn bees wate are Bath. ip periect “ogndht we ‘w Mueller the other evening at her home on K ; . street by the M.S. C., Atmong thowe prevent Ka fate ile nadie et ets were the Misses 3! and 1 See ties Kat, | Year-old son who aspires to his father's protes- ltsca, Mise occ, Wibie cr vans | cicms The olla day he’ kal cornmitied/ecase Nurlebans, Misses 8. and’E. Cook, Mi ‘D—AN LXPEMIENCED NURSE. APELY, 3 ‘3 Room Tihretereace, 2438 14th thst. nw. Ww TED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE COLORED apzs-2t" NTED-A_ RELIABLE FARM HAND Girls, Priv: ‘bam! Situations in 'e Fawilies as « hamber- FORE ATA EARGE SECOND*TORY FRONT N. | breach of etiquette or other and his grand-| \W 1815 UULDEN. | maida; can furnish best cit ‘ob, fonimmente were served, ia the dining room. | Gockeler, Muses Sand I- Fueling, tise E. | father reproved him. skye PIS ane RORY EA GULDES | Rlitiioe. Calloraainas TY Suchet aes | machete wreath day uses a ronias ba : Among thore present were: Mr. Butterworth, | [per:, Mises M. and C. Piepenbring. Miss | Why, Herbert,” he said, “I'm surprised at | Wy ANTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH SOME Ex. apza-3t* Mouse fori Inguire at God at aw ir., Lieut. and Mra, Brown, Capt. and Mrs. - jence in Shoes, ref required. Apply to ANTED A TOUNG LADY: WELL EDUCATED i RENT—FRONT AND B. F J, Eber, Mr. J. Fueling, Mr. E. took: Mt Mr, | You. Don't you want to grow up to be # gen MASKG! it 'SHUS DEPARTMENT, SAKS AND War poner GUNG LADY, WELT EDUCATED | JVOR,RENT-FRONT AND BACK PARLOK SEC- FPVR SAE TEAY, CHEAP—P HAE LON Biya, arke., Mise Batcheller, Miss Brewer, lt | Kaiser, ‘Mr. J. Beck, Mr’ Tebbs, Mr. Harvey, | tleman?” COMPANY. pore serlaty foam Tovar raty'Gw i Abroedalgo willy Bished; with or without board iss oven ot Park besbiee rt ye eer Jesup Bi Mr. and Mra, A. ‘f. Britton, Gen. ¥ : » 1 “No,” mL , YWANTED—A WHITE GIRL ABOUT i OF 0 i FOR BENT S FUMNISHED, TWO PLEASAN aad Mrs, Clarkson, Lieut, Clover and Mra Rich- bs Tues Mr. Klotzen, Mr. Niekirk, Mr. Dahle, | “No,” pouted the boy; ‘‘no, Idon't, I want) W SAD ate anietin Taking Care of ahi at ote | Eersoremcnia: hen vart bepeaeimcerstg asst se: | Ki trout Homaa with Arstclass Beant. occond aos a ardson, Mr. Robert S. Chilton, jr., Lieut. Caper- a a2 iA to be @ reporter. who go-8 home at night preterred. Inquige 131: uired. Address ice L PRESION, Sweet Springs, | bath on same floor, one square from @ars aud herdic: | Grder gocd'ae new A. ton. Miss Dawes, Miss Dalzel 1 “Hiss Deering, Miss Laura B. Chamberlin, for ten years past w. Monroe county, W.Va. Bt | SuMILET rates, Val Hat. u. apzs-3t* SS Stabe, rear St Matthe: NTED =A | RESPECTABLE COLORED, GIRL i Pst. NEAK I DUPONT cIRCL SALE FIBE LOL DIL ie Face ua uson Pots with Board als abe Boargem, sg 228 | ROK SALE wear ‘meee eta Foe RENT —1720 BST. NW, NEAK METRO- — borders " has we super LAND GAS Fir TERA litan Club, Haadsomie Roo: onguhant bare.” Priceper Lulb, 1 endy ‘work. AddrGse cating, ou 2d for Seuticuen only Mrs. and Miss Dahigren, Miss Evarts, Col. and | missionary in Asiatic Turkey and who has A poetess inthe Philadelphia Times write Watt arain Emmy d the Misses Ernst, Mr. Henry S. Ed- | been spending some weeks in town, has gone aw: it + eee iie and Mrs. Reginald, ‘Fendall, Miss | to Clifton Springe, N.Y. <A soft wind blows down the western sky. “Bae Maid and Waitress; they mast be etiremely ueataud aSTID-BY A PLUM Faller. Lieut. F. F. Fletcher, John V. L.| Miss Bertie Malcolm of Nassau, W. L, is | doubt, and a hard wind blows down s whole | tidy. pleasant and sgreeabic: s good howe with kind | VW ANTE a and Reliable Man. 2 o Findlary, Miss Gouverneur, Senor and | visiting Mrs. A. L. Barber at Belmont. town and half the suburbs, ouly not later than tpriday evening. Mr, DAVIDS, | PLUMBER, Star office, {OR RENT TWO NICELY FUKNISHED ROOMS, “avia.cwe cet Senora Guzman. Assistant Surgecn Gate- P Wormley’s Hotel, at ANTED — EMPLOYERS — FOR FIRST.ci ae or eb suite, with or without board. | JOR SALE—CHEAP-A SORREL GiLbING, “ 3 - Areception was given last evening by Maj. F nag foal i years vid, wood, Ensign Garrett, Miss Harlan, Com- . : The successful barber may climb up the ANTED—TAILORS TO MAKE TENNIS COATS ants, with reference in every case, send to ‘also Single Koom, 3d floor. 90d M st. HC Ok. cones kind aud gentle, work to ail mander and Mrs. Hoff, Senator and| J. H. Stine at his new residence, 323 C street und Pants, Apply toG. F. Hendricks. city aN TELLIGENCE OFFICE aud your order W York eve. between Oth aud sthew. New Mrs. Hale, Miss Halford, the Misses | Southeast, in honor of Gen, Lucius Fairchild, | lather of tam ap24-3t WOUDWAKD & LOTHROP. | be filled with dispatch. “May Building, Mueed Ew Sree aie ou ee 4th ote. eS Rey. and Mrs. Roswell R. | Mra. Stine was assisted in receiving by her — ANTED—AGENTS, MA FEMALE, FOR oa aap tenes 3 © FINE CAUKIAGE SOUSEE, Hoes Mic. SS. Howland, Mr and Mre J. N. | daughter. A large number of old’ soldiers | James Payn, the English novelist, bas written War ons butens gb enue aad coe WANTED—LOTS. ma si B ELEGANT es es Laghs’ Double Harsesa nous tide anata tee eee Huston, Mr. and Mrs. J. Halford. Mr. and Mrs. | Were present, forty novels and his admirers say there is no | reutec! aud aftistic, Apply OOO Fst, bw, second WAN'T —LOTS. Stblau eget ‘route: tay mo | MACACEEY Saati Coe < Huidekoper, Assistant Paymaster Heap, Mr. E. | Miss Finley of 1920 13th street gave @ most pleasure without Payn. floor, rear, a J ANTED—10TS ‘SIN ALL SECTIONS OF THE 1101 Ka ee ee oe he W. Halford. Mr. and Miss Ingalls, Miss Jones. | pleasant and successful progressive cuchre i WAXIEDS# KOUNG LADY To Do Che xicaL ‘Quick negotiations in case pricessuit. JF. a Ensign Kellogg, Mr. and Mrs. Keim. Mr. Le-| party Monday evening. The first prizes were Work, aod with, soe oxp-rience on Caligrapu CULE aSe a CeO nS ti | J aid dia well; thie ew clivice muiuial look at his gaize, Mr. and Sirs, Henry Cabot Lodge, Lieut, | won by Mise Dutton aad Mr. Stone’ while Biss | When Lot's wife turned to a pillar of salt who Type contol ad ote platter crores tims WANTED and Mrs. Logan, Mr. Woodbury Lowery and | Alexander and Mr. Gedney were awarded the | owned the salt? = 5 MISCELLA. 35 a E WALNUT BED ROOM Hine Lowery. Dé. ead) Sisx Sagrader, iw | booby prizes After the games sumptucus co, ee eae te Sona NEOUS | fey ME Te gunEad Taken srg ae Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. McCammon. | lation was served. Those present were: Mrs. ji my, THERE & CO. 420 thee awe 5 W ANTED-TO 1 NG ALLIGATOR opposite the wew Athletic Ciub Mouse andpear War | te ected ie! . Attorney General and Mrs. Miller and Miss | Gilson and her daughter, Miss Nellie; Miss| Stone walls do not a prison make, SETS IEEE CLLRS RE OR ROOEORE AQUA E uusenan, ia Pay 5 yee | Department, ae meine | OR SA OF pEXCUARGE FOR 4 “Goud Miller, Vice President and Mrs. Morton. Mr. | Livingston, Miss Jackson, Miss Dutton, Miss Nor iron bars a cage; Also Chambermaid ‘not afraid of work. APPS | \\7axTED a secoND-HAND -ViGTOIma POR RENT—TRREE APARTMENTS OF | WOAND | ditiout tan be ween at SIU tu ot went ur mdse Mario Mendonca, Secretary and Mrs. Noble, | Alexander, Miss Rose, Miss Joues, Mrs,’Stod-| The walls are brick, the bars are steel, 2213 Ct, nw, wide door, son | NV Bae in Eacellent Oniet wuntabie top ove Norse | gantiyfursigied” "Ai ibs WOODSON, cor Sah | so Mr. and Mra. Nixon, Miss Nordhoff, Miss Proc- | dard, Mrs. Acker and Mrs. W. L. Finley, Messrs, In this progressive age. W NTED—A SETT! HITE WOMA) Address, stating price, &c 4 OBCAR, Likert BED and Iowa circle. * Fv4-3m JOK SALE_SQUARE 1 PIAS tor, Miss Porter, the Misses —_ Sir —— Stone, Smith, Gedney, McHenry, Acker, Rose, poner omaooe —— st. es ix years; price Pauncefote, Miss Pauncefote. iss Quay. | Stoddard, H. J. Finley and W. L. Finley. saad re Secretary and Mrs. Rusk, Mir Rusk, Mrs. Col. Tom Ochiltree says he will not run for Romero. Mr. Theolore Roustan, Gen. B. H| Mts. Henry Strong of 1535 L street gave Congress in New York against Gen. Spinola, | WW AX1: ¥e Hobersson, De: MeL Hat, Sins Seranton, Mie hesalet, imcheon cf sixtesn covers todsy in | scxnse he ‘oan weer no man's collar, and that W BeePagee koe ere, Stoughton, Miss Studebaker, Major W. F. . . 1 tn " ag 1B RK, ONE WHO 5 w., containing 7 roome aid bath, tos party poate. apz3-3t Tucker, Miss Anna Wilson, the Misses Wood, | The Eagle Social Club gave their fth com- | i the price of success in New York politics— | WW ANTED-A GROCERY CLERK: ONE Wi chabert ting oing into the dru ‘business this is wrure | ay: TF Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Warder. Mr, and Mrs. Ar-| plimentary hop at the Washington Schuetzen | the sacrifice of independence.” Col. Ochiltree | Ley, 723 Sd at, aw. debe Star office. Mire fo the intnedite beettottud Fyn tog oon emer wa, fa Re Y kell, Lieut. and Mrs. Andrews, Senator and Mrs. | Park Hall last evening. There was a ver: must be mistaken about this, for surely Gen. J ANTED—AT ONCE—A HOPRINSFIATE BOOK apzé-3t_ THUS. E. Wai tow, i 'y large means 7 ANTD—GOOD | W. Aldrich, Count Arco Valley, Senor J osch, Miss | attendance and everybody had a good time, Spinola wears no man’s collar, but his own, W ee W Adareor JOR, RENT—BRICK sroae AND Alexander. Miss Aldrich. Miss Butterworth. ANTED—WELLS DRIVEN OR 4 ‘ON rm aA . > “6 WAStes Reta Day Washtngtony Address, FOR RENT--STORES. ys ‘ qin terms, particulars gnd references, W. JOR SALE- SQUARE 5 Libvert HAT NEW BRICK STORE AND condition ; oul) @uU, Wi TE 01 E FOR Tia RE Tis KE! Dwelling on the corner of Delaware ave. aud M st. | Cash. ing od the immer, for use; must be s wood traveler, ‘Address CAB! i OFFICE. Box / ANTED—EVERY ONE TO KNOW ee SEES with #ix roo) 7th st nw. Rent Lieut T. Porter, U3. Miss Heap, Mr. Theo. The Unity Club will hold its closing meeting | Look at it and judge for yourselves, mbermi W Pittsburg Agent, located at 721 H | Apply LOUIS BP. ShonMaken, ¥20_ OF ~OR SALE—THE PET: r = daca teat 'd Miss Lewis of sa taboo this season tomorrow evening at Mrs. Morrell’s Seumstivanes, Farm and Us y patane up A. Northrop's Pai 3 Fst E PETIT BIJOU Urkion ni oe Academy of Fine Arts, 804 E street, when Mr. a, Weet Virgin Send sor clvoular. <p penn nes ane meee Uncle Sam has given the District of Colum- 1110G st. Fok BEST; STOR bia a Zoo-venir of his Sener Wastee a4 SEAMSTRI One of the handsomest social events of the | David Fitzgerald, librarian of the’ War De- season was the reception given by Mr. and Mrs. | partment, will read a paper on “Thackera: SOF TYPEWRITERS TO LLING, 1314 TH | children; ouly @80 such, or es. a Wine is ERS a 8 WITH OWN SEW- know that HENKY A. CLARKE & SON, 935 Fat, | ments, Inquire at 924 5 D DW st. uw.; 10 rooms and bath. all modern improve- | wowth. apse ‘Machine, one accustomed to upholstery work y Keduced th L = arate J. Hutchinson last evening. ‘The company | to be followed by musical exercises ard ‘civil GEEY ICE it INVESTIGATION, |? ered red. Addtesed, HEYNULDS, S14 18th we BW. rhuhes, Te: eucky G10 per doveu, | JOO RENT —SiOKE 717 11) HST} | was composed chiefly of the residents of the | election of officers for the ensuing year. ° ap23-2t* C2rbon, all colors, 83 per hundred” Seiitattoa tar: dag. ss Peas | 2.w., a, » month: city. The beautiful rooms were decked with ed : WV ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG SALI litist ow. tall vases of long-stemmed red roses that ac- | “AN ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT,” | Glaring Errors in the Printed Report of | Wis? i ise. e Furnishing and Faucy store, corded with the style of the decorations. The the Testimony. apply at 6s ae softened lights were very grateful to the eves. | Departure of Pilgrims to Witness the —_— The long table in the dining room had acenter- McMillan-Northedge Fight. A LETTER OF PROTEST FROM THE COMMISSION- piece of maiden hair ferns aud white tapers pasos ERS TO THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE— urned in silver Corot shaded by oo The announcement in the advertisingcolumns | ,GREEMENT AS TO THE ARGUMENTS WHIOH som. Croquettes, salads, fancy ices, strawber- | of Tux Sran yesterday that “Doc Gargis and| wins a5 anew NEXT WEEK. chance. Apply Room 4, ries, cake and coffee were served, and there = : = 2 i ANTED-TYPE WRITER _AGENT—FIRST- | \\raNTED—T TH was a large bowl of refreshing lemonade in the Bill Northedge and a number of their friends V Class, publling, energetic agent. for # standard | WW peter aaa oon Tie TAG Pee hallway, where also a band of musicians played | of the sporting fraternity are going down the| The civil service investigating committee | yrs machine, witich ls in Use by th United tates pakeea 5 ait, Geeta lt sere familiar airs. Mr. and Mrs. Hutelinson and | river tomorrow (Thursday, Aprit 24), on the | met this morning to consider corrections in | government: wus Fe ei Ha particle pat rel; | Doo undows to order. ote Miss Hutcuinson stood | inside the draw- | large andcommodious steamer Pilot Boy, to | the testimony and to hear arguments on both Praha ‘\ddress BTANDAKD Wil tlN\ Witte Mt BAUM AYR THE HIGHEST crt “guests. Mra.” Hutchinson wore “on | "itues# an athletic entertainment,” and that | sides. ee = yin sevens gene! eniate, ixtares, “Etre ieuscbolde, ae. feat G B special mb reasahable terns, evening gown of blue and white brocade | the boat would leave promptly at 10 a.m. At the request of Commissioner Rooseveltan W ee Bo ty ge Ay el a ents eon rage 01 ree 3 trimmed with old point lace, and Miss Hatch- | “tickets $5,” was understood by the initiated | €xecutive session of the cane was first nde aha ‘and (eee paste {SSeS NEED OF HAVING THEIR Wisteess, [PARTNER wn FIVE ae 5 inson Was ina becoming toilet of white silk | as affording those who desired to witness the | held to consider a matter having no connec- vA TE! HITE W rod mbraliae and Parasols Covered, undred dollars in Hotel, hestauraut aud Cater- e 1 tow Busi the be invested e and striped gauze. Miss Daniels, the sister of | puch-talked-of MeMillan-Northedge prize fight | tion with this investigation. Wan funddle ago preferred, to Act as Vastes Cook ti phe fe apply to BB. CHASE, {S14 Pa ave. and 4it | us Business: the uomey to be inv in improving tend or money retuned. Seud or call or catalogue WAXIED THREE PERSONS TO Jorg ME IN ng & Tract of Desirable Acre anes excellent locations ouly one-nith cash peeded, bar wain. Lock Box 365, Cit i} Ws re pear OF EVERY DESCRI tion, also, stocks of all kinds of merchandise, and office fixtures, &c, WINSTON, it 37 oe tw, | FROK SALE—DAKT COMBINATION SAFETY. A | Smeaton wow : with Imp aud beil completes on 10 cash. Can beseen at SMI 'B, cor. Hib end E __ | sts, now. cr Fe SALE-BLACK HORSE eat and wentle, warranted sound, good el ER, Buggy, Herneas, xc. Apply Room 1, Mivestn~. 629 F st uw, i: OR. RENT--STABLES. Clowets al R AND TaIE: F ot; rent §20, acludes ratte tee he BARN. * iate wirror lev Counter and Cases, suitable for cont toner, bar ur lunch room. Cau ve sec at THOMAS DOWLING'S Auction Kocms, 11th aud Pa. ave JOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL SE “AL BROWN MAA years old «perfectly safe for iad: » Surrey and Hatuces. will’ be sold separate or tagethiet | Owner bas uo further use; can be seen at Boweu Stables, N. ¥. ave. jt Fz ENT—BE 16th st. uw.: & NIED-U. BAUM AYR THE WIGHESI CASH | ave.we. ware old, good UULIEr; alto Set of ‘andew Brass-mounted Russet Har- a arich gi 2 ¢ far from, Washmeon, D.C. ‘Ad- tar office. apls-2m | business. Address J. P. F., Star office. apza ess. nearly new, Saddles, &c., the property of Mr. ee et eee eis cen | wahanea a Saas At the regular session Mr, LebIbach read a setroies, Wily Nari’ abvaw_| WranteD- sveny ONE TO NOW TuEX CaN | JOR RENI—ONE op THE OLDEST, BARFRIES ort iatugm LeGATION STABLES, 29m aon were also preseut in simple toilets, although | _ The result of this announcement was that the | letter from the comnussioners calling attention ANTED—EXPERIENCED WAIST, SKIRT AND | ug pavs,f70m 10 to 15 per ceut by, Fevelty tepatte Addrow A. EL REESE. 407 Netw. epegeae, | SMa 8 ste, till won ‘eily. 6 not “out” this yeur. Among those present | 7th-street wharf presented an animated appear- | to many errors in the printed report of the tes- | VY Slee ee No" Ctilore ‘ned apps. Cee ‘a Specialty. WM. M. FRANK, 461 Pa. aveale-lm K SALE—ONE OF THE BEST PAYING HO- | ieeuasrom “Ay tie: Seated v2 were corey a icliptizan Mrs. — . — ; slot Boy feasripose die Re ee es lee timony, and a long discussion followed on the | KOHK, 937 F st. n.w WASTED=100 CHILDREN TO PHO! OGKAPH. Fe a wie fap Basar gud at prescut SOR SAL " as. _ 08 tor and Mrs. Cullom, Miss Fisher. Mr. Jno. W ot Boy was crowded an hour before the time i Pi = = Sap aT = et Size, at $2 per dozen, this month: well: | W } Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Koss ‘Thompson, Mr. | set for the departure Ly a thoroughly cosmo- | *wbsect of making the corrections. Finally a| \/ANTED-NAME OF PERSON, WHO OWNS | gushed, satisfactory "work. Dabies takeu yuick ee 0 | Adress H.1.G.,Star Bs | Fy and Mrs. S. M. Bryan, Mr. and Mrs, Soule. Miss | politan crowd consisting of every grade of soci- | Tesolution was passed giving witnesses the EDT ‘at own home, Address, stating rate per | roe SALE"G0OD wilt. STOCK_AND Fix: | 0, Star office = P z Drug Store northeast cornet Soule, Mr. and Mrs, Seaton Perry Wisete UMBRELLAS es EARASOLS, RE- RE- tures of the Drug Store northeast corner of 10th ud Mrs, | ety, including the typical sport and several | privilege of correcting errors in the report of and Q sts. n.w.; iutending purchasers wiil be shown | J)OK SALE—ELLIOTT HICKORY SAFETIES #2 A paired and Covered by €. Thos. Wilson, Mr. Trowbridge, Mr. James Mor- | members of Congress, At the 10th-street | their testimony, the corrections to be furnished TO GO TO ROCKVILLE, a n.w., bet. G and H. the stock in detail. For further particulars apply to pounds; lady or geutieums , most durable rill, Mr. H. K. Willard, Miss Wyman, Mr. and one — the Pat ienrd tug of the a by Monday. 4 nite D0, GO, to, Cuil of shite i W TED-10 BUY FOR GAsH HOUSEHOLD Te oe DOWLING, Auctivueer, 11th and Pa ave, See ne aes Sate: Oe S. ¥ Mrs, Bigelow, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Sherwood, Mr, | Club, well stocked with provisions of all sorts. lerstand plain sewing and have uuexceptionable ref- and Office Furniture, Stocks of Merclaudier uch Lee . oo saree Ged Mee Catlidaite ix and Hira, Guibcidne, | The menbern ot the een wale prepared to see | PROTEST OF THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONERS. | grencos Address E.B., Star vtlice. as Groceries, Dry Gouds, Jewelry, wer; transac VEST YOUR SURPLUS, A LUMP SUM OR | JJOK SALE—JU RIVED FROM SOUTHWEST 9 ’ + * ee Fe ht with The letter of the commissioners calling at- TED—A DRUG CLERK, REt confidential, Address ALBERT, 408 10ih st. n. Monthly, in amounts to suit, in a perfectiy safe Real ae Twenty Head of Fine Young Horses: Commander Hoff, Gen. Card. Senator and | the fight with as little trouble and fatigue as : Ws apl4-lm ate Investinent, paylux dividends of 1 to’? percent ug them are Fine saddiers, Drivers aud Heavy Mrs. J. P. Jones, Capt. and Mra, G. B. | poseible. tention to the errors said: au Gradiata® Avply CHAS. KEIM Tete athe aRTED —PARLON FURNITURE —DPHOL: th. C.B HEMIAGWAY, 1027 Draft alors Fair trial qiven and sll Horwes ware ci “ i i a aut wetted, Of tie \e H s Williamson, Mr. and A TRANSFER OF PASSENGERS. ‘We have examined the copies of the testi- | RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO 9 cook W ‘visted hiattrosves mada overs work done favenent S-i PEW SHARES OF GANEETT PARE Yates © SUN iu rear of6i2Gst uw. spose Mrs, Romero. Paymaster | ‘The steam tug H. H. Key waited at Reed’s | mony taken in the civil service investigation, | Wainy wen tora Family of Three, oY erg wos s) WA Give number of shares and lowest casu | J FOR MUSIC = “ENTIRELY ) poy watt ee pte wharf in Alexandria this morning and received | 1bi8 examination reveals such s multitude of | recommendations at 712 Lith st. fe: Ww. ~ price, Address Box 87, Star othice. ep22-3t" ported ; plays. Mr. Clarence Beall, Mis: “ a ao e glaring errors, often of vital consequence, that ANTED-GENTLEMAN WITH SOME CAPITAL : NOn 8 THE ST D WILL AND FIX. | 0R¥ 8ud fas tune wdicator and harp zither, sel Mra. E. W. Halford, Mr, | 04 board a scors or more of passengers to the | we feel obliged immediately to write you and | Wes take Lance House in Couutey With Lady_of | pyyyh gure cure for female dineanen, sainple irge, Also | JNO SALE THE, STOCK, GUOD WILE AND FIX. | gu, Addrem SWISS, Star ofice a rs. Clarkson, Capt. and Mrs. Rodgers. | prize fight, but just as the boat was about to | respectfully but earnestly to protest against | Experience. house cau Sk ome on 5 Mrs. F. A. BAILEY, General Agent, 4202 et nw. | George's County, Md, copsisting ‘of Furniture, Bed- | JJOK SALF—JUsT ARRIVED, “TWENTY DkarT Gen. Van Vliet, Gen. and Mrs. Spmola, Miss | start Steamboat Inspector Saville, who with In- | being held in any way responsible for many of | “#*8 bourders. Address J.M.N., Star o ding, &c . tn fourteen ‘roolus; Bar, Stock and Fixtures, Horees; also Ten Driving Horses, also Oue Pit Swan, Senator and Mrs, Dolph. Mr. and Mrs. | spector Cooper had been here to inspect one | the statements which we are re resented | Wy ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS Meat Store aud Fixtures, imcludit | Pony: also Five Low-priced Horses,’ ‘Wie SKIRT HAND AND OWN THAT THE HEIRS OF | save Griuders and Tools, itehen Crensile aud’ hotel able XN. SCHLEGEL, 4038 Sthet uw. between dno. T. Armes, Secretary and Mrs. Noble and | of the W. and A. ferry boats, finding that the | as making in these printed copies of the testi- Dee AL EES OOn ate ee Pecans | \ te arenas Kice nll cuntinue the business | appurtenances wenerally.| The above valuable prop- | E sta _ Miss Halsted, ex-Speaker and Mrs, Carlisle, | tug Key had no license to carry passengers, no-| mony. The errors and omissions are so nu- Before10 ni © ALES, 005 13th at. Bw, Apply pages ea Carpet Clee a Se ae Se See ee ~ORGANS'—ON Mra, Wm. Carlisic, Justice and Mrs. Fuller, | tified the captain of the tug that he had in-| merous on almost every page which we have | Sar «rip. FIRST-CLASS WAIST Al AND, SKIN | WW ANTED_PRIVATE “LETTERS AND OTHER | Prince George's county, will be rehted to purchaser at highly decorated ty Mise Puller, Mrs, Isauc Henderson, Mra Frey, | curred « fine of $500 in bringing passengers | examined that it is out of the question to indi- | Wjismieag Arrests st O20 Mra W Aicitues to ovine. Comer aaet Typowrite; | $G.ver mouth. It lee foursen-room building with | WokCH £0, 925 7th st, Botuer Paso Agen the Misses Condit Smith, Major Tucker and | trom Washington, and would iucur another fine | cate them in any. written communication. strictest couiidence fuarauterd: trensintiouse SW: | Jaive dining roow, bar, tabling for eurttcen Borwe Aigseaet: E Mr. T. Fava, jr. if he left Alexandria with passengers, There-| Whole sentences and groups of sentences WANED AP Crabs lninasie son Gen. and Mrs. Spinola gave alarge afternoon ee a —— ip oe! Ore passengers | have been omitted. Others have been trans- bottling establishment, per manent p position: fair com: et home yesterday in the new rooms of the ar- | °€i™8 transterred to the she was¢owed | posed so as to make nonsense. Others | pensation to competent man, ress, stating experi~ Magied. | Yaa aoveure o6 tha lacge tee Sar | away by the tug Key down the river. Shortly | are taken dowa ina form which makes them in- | &C® Box 111, Star otf a filied with palms, and the table in the | “!teFward the steamer Pilot Boy passed Alex-| comprehensible. In yet other cases words .. AN FAMILIAR WITH SODA WATER | FLYNN, AM. Ivy. fustitute, ‘establiahed 1 ad'K wis, now. butcher's suop, &¢. Am unusual opportunity tof aoe. ly -useiul in | coruer Sth Sr Paces. fered to invest iu an estabit TANTED — HORS! 7) Ki ngure. _ DUCK 4 & FORD, Horses Winter aud Summer a Specialty; onler ok SALE—KARE CHANCE-S LOCK, FIXTUK: s box Price's Livery Stables 31] Oth st Lew. fru Good Will of » Ciar and Tobadco Store; Pa (OOD PENMAN AND BOOK- | st. road, Smiles from city. O. H. P. CLARK, ave. Capitol Hill. wood trade; yo change of | 7 Ma. m2?-1 r ANURE—S00 LOADS WELL kor. ted Horse Mauure at 1th et wharta.w “Address MALES AND FEMALES, s ls : ‘ business; price $400, EDW.. iN ‘&e.- Gold Fishes, Glo dining room was profusely decked with im- | *#4Fa en route to the fight. have been inserted or Ci petemilis tira po staroffice pau basa teers WANE FG ix @UananaEE To |** Dog Meiiciues. eheeiiad mense roses and white lilacs. Everything in ae or “not,” for instance—so as to exactly reverse lA? Tae oie’ ATE = sell yous Clear Havana Key West Cigar for & JOR SALE—OHEAP—A GROCERY 8’ the way of sbstattal wid Nght reiegheeay | The Case of the City of Bertin. — | the ‘meaning’ of the sentences, Under these | \WANTED-AT THE Cry 1 supe Seacgees Havana, Rex Wows cigar te Se | HORS tusinee cree: Megas D was served and there were white and pink | 2” the case of the steamship City of Berlin, | circumstances we must positively de- | iris, bo waiting ior workeapplicatjous for SICKEL’S old stand, 1011 Pennsylvania ave. f25-tim | 7U6st. mew, . CARRIAGES, WaGONR, HARNESR, Oo, punch and ap orchestra ina small balcony in | Wlich is charged with a serious violationof|clime to admit that the testimony ment positious prepared. ‘May Building, 7th Eatw, W ANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND | Jy ; S HAIR CUT FOR SALE OR EXCHAKGK aT fora of grec and’ white Urocnde tetmiucd | Am im baring unladen her merchandise at New | © wa! gave! it. We respecifully but enrnesty | ‘Wy ANTED= PUSPOHE EMPLOYMENT BU. | tesen'Siouy Grete Fuiutpe Steed ag, Moths | oy Gutta, eee Potelte avust al ide 5 BENSINGER'S gown of green and white brocade. trimmed | York without a permit from the collector, the | #8 70 .8*ve at” ie rete be ree aly | W toa, conducted by ladies atch and Wonten, | Destroyed. F.2. SUUNGS, 1402 Pa ave. Telephone | oi dul at tlw. above Pa ave. wap HORSE AND CAKKIAGE BAZAAR, With point lace and wearing diamonds, re- | Treasury Departmenthas decided to allow the | -°test ~o letter be printed and ap- whitcbad osiored: for all hinds ot Gomentie iaber, city | 1008-2.” TEL BUSINESS FoR SALE CHEAP WITH 940 Loumana avenue. ceived her guests, assisted by Mrs. J. N. Hus- bape ns @ | pended to copies of the testimony which | and states; with references. nemoved to 708 Lat u. w. NTED- TRY, at BEST BU Ta 6 years’ lease and cheap reut. Address HOTEL, | The langest and most comy stock of Carriages, ton, in black velvet; Mrs. William vessel to clear on her regular trip upon the col- | may hereafter be distributed. Knowing the | _m2-s0t"” = bet, pound. | Cooking, | Stat office, @p-10-80" ” | Phactoun, Buayies, Wagons, Harnesn &c. in thine: ; = aphseeos fi a he | extreme pressure of your work, we have, to sper pouude Werrented ‘mie"td wet strome ike | f Coupes, Couse Rockaway Victorias, Fx? ima Greek drapery of white crepe and blue | lector’s receiving satisfactor, roof that she id yy ANTED—SALESMEN AT ONCE—A FF W§GOUD 4 x oe mics = 7 " wean 6, mo Ay ~ +r sh Mrs, Euglislt, Mise Aldrich, the Misses | willretumn to that port and mect the Judgment | save you trouble and to avoid delay, seuta| W taun towilvarxooia ty angled tbe wibicesre | BUR, Gees for cu orca dassens. | F'‘Fancy Grocerion, Liquors, Winen ber of aise, ud Canop) Barouche, Extension To) = a Q.B.--Dou't take any thing that is “Just as good as Scrib- hen rs of Indianapolis, black lace | of the court. In regard to the merchandise | COPY Of this Jetter to every member of the | snd retall trade. We are the largest manufacturers 10 | per" or “all the same t aug bul wet the Dest, whieh | MeBurue Groceries, Liquors, Wines, Bc. of Ales. de eased, in store corner King "and Wasi Wyard, Mrs. Se wwe, Doctors’ st vouy Won, Speed: ag Wag otis a ae he y foraaie chiy Wy WAL. CSCLIBNIR Sets Subr 33 | suctoi te Alexaudeim ‘Va ature alo for rent 4} xpreen, Butone and black net, trimmed with black ostrich | unladen in violation of the law the consignees | Committee. We have the honor to be, Money ndvauced for woges, advertising, &. For | Ucuter Marker Middicot Fesh Ataior Teasouable figure, Aprly to the undersigned, of to | wesc? ding. Noel and Heny care feathers; Miss ‘Bertha Lincoln, in blue silk and | will have to await the action of the U.S dis- _ Very respectfully yours, wits addy ous CERTED NIA. 2U., Chicwo, LiL GEO. McBUKNE ta. who wall give full par passe & ‘and’ Double Harwess at the most gauze; Miss Wilson, Miss Gussie Wilson and | trict court. In case it is declared forfeited to} (Signed) Cuas. Lyatan, carina oh oT AN = ND. ‘a JUSHUA THOMAS, ‘Adu wistrator, reasouable prices Muss Rutherford, “Gen. spinola was assisted | the United States the Secretary of the Treas- cnenans Reemetans, ws TED-LEAMNERS FOR PROF. CHRIST- LOST AND FOUD AGRAW BROS. & OSMUN Fine Carriages: Busries aurd upeina Waget a apie tas im taking care of his guests by ury will have power of remission in cases onl Huon 8. Tompson, her's Interhationai Tailor System: with ary ineb, = MMS Ena Supentor Baal Eatate, 229 and 130 | eo Sees ta ee eee wp iss! ae he! f y Commissioners.” | rule of tape ineaaure alone, aa all acoutitic tailors cut: | JT O>t AN, ELEGANT CAMEO PIN, SET IN Globe Bulding, St. Paul. Miu: Fok, SARE GPAMGAING SIN SQUARE PIANOS 3 of members from the House, all | where the consignments are valued at less than h Wesabe ae the | Patterns aud materials cut’ aud made and instruction Diamonds Apply to Mes, We desire to obtain coutrol of scres in Do ae og ks i evening nese wu oh Waa Ware tic. |ebeee "There was considerable discussion over the J. MESSER, 1408 Il. ave. oe Lang! county, Wis., abd bt. Louis county, Minn-; aloes | couut torcath. @. ‘L WiLD& Blow, Th nw. jeClosky, Mr. Turner, Mr. Dunphy, Mr. Me- i ’ rR“ roposition to go on with the arguments. Mr. The Military Academy. ac announced that he was ailing and unable ‘The graduating exercises at the West Point | to proceed. Millan of Tennessee, Gov. Greer of Lowa, Gov. | Military Academy will probably take place on MR. ROOSEVELT READY. | mepeiet of es Mr. spre of Georgia, | the 16th or 17th of June next. The board of| Mr. Roosevelt said he had his argument pre- aihions ie tease ee Cpu Ste | Visitors to the academy has not yet been ap- | pared, deuling with the charges only. He pre- Gussenheimer. Mr. Iracey of New York, Mr. | Pointed and probably will not be for two or | ferred to follow Mr. Ewart, but he was ready REWARD FOR RETURN F SMALL | ana biceks ini the city of Superior, Wis, and Duluth, | Sole azeuts for fuurivased Brevich & ‘Bock. Pace Yolow Scotch Terrier Bitch named Fly; had yel- | Minn. We bave comstant inquiries for property in ‘ ribbon around neck Keturn to 1813'r st.a.w. ae Carthy, Mr. Covert, Mr. Q jow La [ STYLES CARRIAGES, | E’cCut-under surreys, Busines and Phactous, a. Wrenn & sons’ haud-made work a speciaity, i OST—A DRESS OF BLUE AND GRAY STRIPED Cloth, with wray laps braided in blue; two rows of bine buttous down on the sides of the waist rt met draped, aud plaited back; plaited f eft liberal reward to the one that returns it, va ww. ap? aud the lake. : work, low prices. Carriages taken on ‘storage NMAUKAW 3 BKOS. & OSMUN. HEGOKY, Ot aud New York ave. uw TOR SALE-STOCE AND FIXTURES OF & eta LOK SALE—HAND=OME NEW PARLOR ORG. established Liquor Place, doimg 8 Good Ei ove of the stuck we advertised 90 ow j exit ala ‘ & side i es : bo van and furniture sttsched: conteal teestion | 1] stops. with maker's guarautoe . Grout of Vermont, Mr. ‘Lee of Virginia and | three weeks yet. The graduating class at pres- | to go on anyhow. But he would like to know WASTED: A PARTY WISHING TO LEAVE THE | SM!MES 1757 De pales st, t’_ | Owner leaving city; terms casi, Address Box 1u:, | Frit & CONLIF, 314 oe “a Mr. Osborn of Pennsyivania. Others present | ent numbers fifty-five cadets, all of whom will {by mind apna regan to be considered city will rent froi May 1a Desirable Iceside Ost WEDNES! GOING, FROM | Star ofice, soe AND CAN were Mrs. Justice Miller, Mra. Walthall, Mrs. | probably graduate, with possibly one exce; y the commit! they were going to deal | in the uofthwes! or jaan 21th aud F Use, 8 ta New aud Seound-land Harness, + 218 TENTH ST, BETWEEN | I riages, » Pa ave and wholesale unarket excellent iyusmucss | Covered whi ‘hat auuat be “lowed out wt ball] pete Lizzard Siu Card Case furnish: ¢x-Senator Miller of New York, Mr. and Mrs. | tion. There are now twenty-two vacancies in | With the charges only his argument was com- | ow rates. Apply et 10:8 2a st. Ope: Containing about 64010 cash, (Os Baer STORE are = potes, Ge. Liberal reward if retarued to : Hedges, Mise E. B. Johnson, Mrs. Wim. Morri- | class, ‘The pending legislation to increase the | Outside matter that was brought in as testi- | juydnmathetucns by vane te Brot wath O8T_WEDs ESDAY MORNING, ABOUT 10| PJALLET & DAVIS. & UPRIGHT PIANOS Peeve nw. nes son, Lieut. Norton, Mrs. James I. Barbour, | artillery arm of the service from five regiments | Mony be would have to go into that subject in | me: repairs, insurance and other iucidental matters | Ly Qciock tear ot tar, pomall Black” pop, netey Periect Piano of the axe DOK BALE—CARKIAGES, WAGONS AND bUG- Mra. Staples, Miss Georgine Campbell, Miss | to seven, if it becomes a law, will provide a | bis argument. ee in one eye, with collar’ fustened with split ring: | Sia ston: slewaut per opr ies Ob easy terms; 100 Jobs to select from. Re- Rosecrans, Col. and Mrs. Kutherford, Mrs. Bur- | number of additional vacancies. The number | After some more discussion the committee Fa Cott NO Owe OEM WANKING, | anawers io ame of Jack, Kewardif returned to 20s | _fhtr — a penne, paiuti, nd trimming neatly dove COUK ey c determi the Jereey \ C. HALL, PAINTER AND DECORATOR. SIAKBUE, S245 M Bt, Georgetown, D.C a rows, Mrs. Seney. Mrs. Pugsley, Mrs. Scranton, | of vacancies will undoubtedly be increased, | Went into executive session to determine ——= Mrs. 'C. C. Townsend, Miss Ali Fetunates furpisbed. an Wilson, Mrs. | perhaps by half a dozen, by the natural casual. | limits of the arguments to be heard. 'e terior work Part 0: Pormcnal etteution wiven in all cases. Hemdence 1703 ULL VALUE GIVEN Squire and friends ficut, Fremont. Mr. and | ues of retirement and death, but even this will AT THE EXECUTIVE SESSION 1918 Pa. ave, eezt" | Tet. nw. ———— ee tn | For, gous old Square, . J. Dunne: rs. Morrill, Miss Swan, | searcely bring the li t up to ‘the average. it was decided to limit the argument to two ‘ANTED-GE} D FE OST—A DIAMOND STAR—LARGE CENTER| @ H. WALKER, NOTARY PUBLIC. - x Miban Mee He Walang ae Atdttes: Far | «ruerican Society of Naval Kngineers. | hours ous side and the argument will prob- NYAS feet Fatt atau sw cx Tiss teat ita reberous reward." egra | So Denier teat Raat House Gud, Vaeant Lote | “utils rand Mrs. Robert L Fleming. Mr. aud Mix | ‘The American Society of Naval Engineers | ably be begun the latter part of the week. Mr. | chanced. Adar eiuiue ful particalars loc nse locate” | (OUND—ON 6TH STOW. BET Camp ma | ™* OS =r stem vo, sooudane: Collin Peebles, Armes, Mrs. Teller, Mra. | held ting li in thi y for the | Boatner was put in the place of Mr. Stone on Bunch of Kaye. Cwper can have same Ser PHE WORLD DO MOVE."—REMEMBER THE | j1o its vf Girue ey baad el, Send for cireulat Romero, Mrs. R. Robb, Mr. and Mra, W eld a meeting last night in this city for the the subcommittee on the correction of the Wy ED-BY MAY 1, CAPITOL HILL, | gor ‘this, advertisement ond. —— at Tea or “Terrestrial Clock.” RAMSAY oe ont, i and price list, br BALLACE: 4 rere That ats gecatod tie Wien Bese rs. Whitte- | election of officers for the ensuing year. The canna, Btone having to be out of the | addon Site pris sOuturtiabed Hooms Haaeis, LEARY’S OFFICE, sth prices; watches cleaned, @1: frst-ciage maiu-spri ponte LS Ed . following were chosen: President, Chief Engi- 2 committee then adjourned. Star office. OST-ON EVENING ae as 23D, A CARD we Rarrutited one year, @1; Sil clock abd jewelry wonket NG 8. M. Bryan, Mr. and Mra Parker Mann m city. The committee then adj = r Monogram te Aver garde and a | eo ty tine oemderes BOAK: =A and Miss de Barre went over to New York to- peal pis tnkoe etree eels Transfers of Real Estate. = 2 ons Parntuhed Reece tet TEAL SES EE photograph. Liberal reward if left at 311 C st. n.w. Rs 5.,7 REWLY FURNISHED ’ . * . ‘Treas e id new! 4 ‘—-BLUE ENVELOPE OONTAINI! , ‘ Juceten o aarp na land to succeed Passed Atsistant Engineer R. & | _ Deeds in fee havo been fled as follows: T. 8, | pate trasuty, Bovertucat; wos snd aoutnen: | oe. etter ct ‘alge ouiy to owuet Toot bee. RoE PERSONAL, veel er Sse cote bil cca bisisuer ns dmiral and Mrn. Crosby, Mee | Sift Fesigned: members of the council— | Fristoe et al. to C. G. Shoemaker et al. lot 9, | _ os StoN st CARL LUMHOLIZ. apse 158 CA REED, FOR 89 MANY YEARS IN THE Fite ad ee iE cean, iy, | ned Arata kngiaoeeG.'W. Baird Famed , Lane Coarony to HF. Rab we. | WASTED ELaa Rose tab, WY RGY Fe | (Poe “armen vewaig Won saptay x | Mons cates te i atewr feu | BRusbiNe Later ay Crosby and her sister. Mra. Coates, will be at | Assistant Engineer J. H. Perry and Assistant En- 407; @-. T. E. Waggaman to | vate fenily oa seaaaatitenitel cepacia ee PURN OF | User Department where she will be pleased to with goud board: ave.ccr. 228 cal tarda: 3 preferred; perualent refereices 18 of Lance Black emmdlg J pion | at. uw. ; terms moderate, 115-3ui home wo callers 0% Saturday oe Gloucester {meer Em Theisn, The report of the retir: | Katrina Zeller, pt 63, H.’ssub Mt Pleasant; | ¢xchane ed, "Address LOCISE: Star ofc Pee el a Br surpring the bem | MY gp ona ‘seUMuH & —* r. Daniel Packer, ex-sheriff o! loucester | ing secretary an jreasurer was read an: r 7 ANTED—ONE Ou TWOLARGE UNFURNISHED ra, 0___________ gounty, N.J., with his wife and daughter, Mrs. | showed the society to be in. flourishing condi- heed neared i reper tte “ WW Abhatoreteume sed wife; yo Houmckeoping| 2 oe CM SEE eieearion QUESTIONS COUNTRY | BOARD. Job: » it 7 L tion, and # vote of thanks was id to hil an 5 3 . T. |. H. prefer: rent m ref: UG DOG; A! ERS TO ~y ‘SPRI any camel Leardien nines Venie | A Pager on the subject of tubuldus boilers was | Ralston, pt. Azadia; §—.\" G. W. Magruder to | Srenca. “Address PLAMANENT, star offce aps eee fs nae on colle ap23-3m_~ “southwest cor bin an K ste hw. (FS pire y = hiram ong read by Assistant Engineer S. H. Leonard, and | W. e Payne, lot 11, blk. 9, Reno; $—. Anna AWANTED—CO COUNT Y. ‘BO. mre a will be paid if returned IVATE DETECTIVE WORK PROMPTLY aT: | $24 milk « aodances ve manures’ walk f Taine sth lest 2 St Minneapolis, Minn., | discussion was postponed to a future meeting. Pas Sag mat ge ar GH 7a —COU; NIRY 1 ARD. | ee are oolb cb WATO BY P'ScS542 information obtained iurall matters of | Hot and springs. Address Mise wane > ad —, us . end. . shadowing by expert: all bust- 7 a Yesterday afternoon a very entertaining pro- | _ Miss Abby Moore Goodwin, pr professor of Latin | 140, and 21, 99. 643; @—. | Elizabeth Huntress W y ANTRD—FOR SUMMER. V mm, WITHIN 20M Uiftey;s bohogram yyy FAK pohite Peoehaaatn tote reasounble. ‘Addrewe EE asi gram was carried out in honor of Froebel’y | #24 Greek at Vassar College, died yesterday in | to C, F. E. Richardson, lots 23 to 26, sq. 342, 2, und oor fo avai Jy Sig terms sat Dupont circle. ap23-3t*_ | Bor 163, Stag office. — anged at the Eckiugton Mansion. CallalterS pts. birthday by the kindergartners of the city, who yas one sent ed al an tnatencter | oa, £24, 19, 89 516; @1,89861. | C. Earley ot ak Beaters. Address Miss McKEAN, 802 Ost—IN L{NCOLY HALL, OTH ST. om BELT | Wires een AGENGY | ESE al for seventeen years, to H. den, A J C1 fet for thie purpose with their frieuds at the wat ot, Paul uly esterday moruing Oftee | Gorden to ara T. a ot , ae y ESTED- WO {HODMS_ AND. BOARD, FOR feasditiehiat tiol ket rad - ~ ae st EGS Watnbtads .w= Az DELIGHTFUL HOME FOR SUMMER 44 ‘eterson was assailed by roughs and fatally | Grimshaw to 4. P. Fardon, pt. 1: 8100. or ‘O8I—ON SUNDAY NIGHT, A MASTIFY DOG A egos 1 water of shade. vp. Tuesday night, at the army and navy re-| beaten He thet ene of the eae cataly | Diana Malton 0 CW eden, P Tere here Ee Ss mean ey. Lihg pont old ‘adlireas DOG, Star office So RIG, Ta DEARBGRY, 6 esky ere “wien! ggption at the White House, as Miss Lucy Lee | Mrs. Wuchter, of Siegfried’s Bridge, Pa., 1s | $100. & Prott to L. W. Hutchie' lot. 17, ple taroffice. 5 REWARD-10S-0§, MONDAY RPRIE oT, A. Siaecd Se tmeny stance, Hull of Kentucky was passing along the corri- | afllicted with & strange disorder which has | 147, and 6, bik, 145, Burleith, @1,871. j ANT ED-QOUNTRY BOARD PR Wa SAAR Weskina. BS Berar free pe Ree MANICURE. _ dor abe ‘was ‘enthusiastically greeted by | caused convulsions every half hour for months, Brown to Jacob Hoerman, subs 9 and ae I fon, f0F the, mouthe of June, July. August and | Claw, “Above reward if revurued to Pere Se | = Now. WiLL PAY “BiG | Ne apam Pas, large colored woman, who exclaimed, “Good | Mountain fires are raging with great in | 965; €8,500. R.A. Golden to W. Dowel, pes ehlidren a ate Seitetes are ie NTRY, | [| O8T—APRIL 10, IRISH SPANIEL; ABOUT TWO on Fit ies ot eras sito M * ANT AND CHIROPODIST, — wd. if dis ain't Miss Lucy Lee, 1d then | the vicinity of Ashland and Carbondale, Pa. 413; @—. W. Dowell to J. H, Dowell, ax2-St* Linn brows curly 3 fare, quite fat. | arees ot JUL HS iD, Gi i eat MANICURE AxD CHE or. maoat embraced the young lady ‘im her exub- | and resist the best efforta of mining bosses bosses and | ¢4,s00, a Dene wee | cure ond Comnspediot ieee he ery erant joy at meeting some one from ol en- | farmers to prevent 8] —_—>—_— NT pk Cita ale Paced mre cee th ond nt An etd tacky.” The colored woman was “Dolly,” the| The Pennsylvania repul Tee committee | gzz Sarvapar’s Stan about'“Avalon Heighta."* | WW ANTBD—HOUSES s1ors, SPECIALTIES. cook at the White House, and who was at one | bas eae on ae the state: convention at | “PY SWE nuance as: Wares - PARTIES | WAVING. NOTARIES _ PUBLIC. Ss SE DENTISTRY. Reso! of col schooner . Brinsfi irr SSS ABD, Sait es hope oS wpe — —_ returned | dence in hapa Quer were Gop ge bannock, ya sunk = Point-no-Point, and ie 1d it to Kp to cali ot Be yOMMISST erie, Se OF DEEDS. sna OS Ggumiodcger D*pmese Rovitsliaes Dé. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, v1 vTH em cordially and the meeting | Oarsman Hanlan will compete in the inter-| the mate, Prim, and three colored ‘sea- : BEALL. 1921 2 t.2.w,, Aa Ofice trom Ys. | ULDENT MEDICAL Seams prevee Was & genuine pleasure to both of them. national regatta at Duluth, = men were drowned. Bulider: ‘Heal Mitete Bought ead fein x ae pa at ineity. Consult free, Mt prebeut vestion ten Year,