Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1890, Page 2

2 SOCIAL MATTERS. Entertaining Gossip About Well-Known People—Personal Notes. Mrs. Clara R. Anthony of Boston and Mrs. Robert Underwood Johnson of New York will arrive in the city this evening as guests of Mrs. Hearst. Miss Bolles returns to her home from Visiting with Mrs, Hearst on Thursday, and Miss Hillyer of San Francisco, who has been here for the past season, will leave for Hart- ford in a week. Mra. Outhwaite has ont cards for a sunset tea May the 10th, from 5 to 7 o'clock, 0. 4 Dupont circi Mrs, Charley H. Gibson will return to Rat- cliffe Manor, Easton, Talbot county, Md., ina few days. Mr. Gibson will be in the city until the adjournment of Congress, making bumer- ous trips to the Eastern Shore. Commodore and Mra. Harmony are again in their own honse at 1623 Massachusetts avenue, where they will entertain Miss Biddie next week. Mrs. Harmony is not making any visite as yet, but is always pleased to see ber friends, Mrs. A. J. Bentley was called away from the city unexpectedly this morning and will be ab- seut until Friday. Miss Emma Jean Wilson has out invitations for a musicale and reading on Saturday, the 10th instant, at 8 o'clock, at the Hotel Fredo- nie, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson have issued in- vitations for a reception on Friday evening. Mrs. John W. Pilling will give a reception tomorrow evening at her residence, 1301 Massa- chusetts avenue, in honor of Mrs. George Ken- nan, who is in the city tor a short visit, stop- ping at ber former home, 1313 Massachusetts venue. The Tacoma Club give their second anni night and not tonight nonnced, Mrs. F. G. Smith and Mrs. F. G. Smith, jr., of Brootiyn, are visiting Mr. and Mrs, W. P. Van Wickle in their new home, 1757 Q street. Miss Frank Cowie bas returned home from an extended trip west. The fifth meeting of the Social League wa: beld atthe bome of Miss Ferris, 1115 B street he members were enter- } selections, amoug Stith, Miss Aus- ed and Miss Pren- mes were then adjourned to mith’s, 706 10th East Washington will reary ball tomorrow as erroneou: tice. played, after w hold its next meeting at Mr. street northeast, A May ball was held last evening at Odd Fellows’ Hall, East Wasbiugton, and was very enjoyable, Among those present were Mra, Alisses Sophia and Katie Holmes, nN Maggie ld, Mattie and Bertie Foos yden end Messrs. Jos. Torrens, . Greenwell, J. » D. y Hinkel Wm McCletian Bayiey, RK. Samuel Eilis, Ed hse A QUIET WEDDING. Gov. Toole of Montana and Miss Rose- crans Married Today. A quiet marriage with many elements of romance took place at 11 o'clock this morning in the parochial residence of St Matthew's Church, The bride was Miss Lily Rosecrans, daughter of Gen. Wm. T. Rosecrans, register of the Treasury, and the groom was Mr. Jos. Kemp Toole, governor of Montana. Miss Rosecrans was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, crossed the plains with her par- ents, and during the past few years lived with them in their own home on Capitol Hill. It was bere that Mrs. Rosecrans died while the general was @ member of Con- gress. When Mr. Cleve- land came to the presi. dency Gen. Rosecrans was given his present post, and with Miss Rose- crans they lived at Wil lard’s, They were social favorites during the late THE BRIDE. administration, Miss Rosecrans assistea Mre, Fairchii the discharge of her social duties in officMMl life,and she now has a circle of friends that any one might prize, Gov. Toole, who is # tall and handsome man, sat opposite his future bride at the hotel tab! where they lived for several years, when be — delegate here for the Territory of Mon- ‘the bridal party that stood in the parlor of the pastoral house on H street was a small one. Father Chappelle wore the severe black soutan without ornament, Gen. Rosecrans entered with the bride, who worea traveling dress from Worth of myrtle green ladies’ cloth, the skirt made with the front of three immense box ats, elaborately braided in black; the back of the skirt was plain and full. The. Jacket and coat, of green cloth, were both braided with black silk in « rich pattern; the hat was a black turban, close fitting and trimmed with black velvet and gros grain ribbon and gold orna- ments; gloves of tan color. Gen. Rosecrans wore a biack and white mixture for trousers d his usual deep-skirted Prince Albert coat. groom wore a cutaway coat with dark trousers. The wit- nesses were Miss Hor- sey, daughter of Mr. Ouierbridge Horsey of Maryland, who wore a dainty spring toilet of heliotrope bengalin Leghorn hat trimmed with lilacs and floating ribbons in the same color. She had a para- sol of white lace and wore gloves of tan color. Miss Georgine Campbell, the artist, was robed in an im- ported frock of fawn- is colored gros grain betaine “poult de soie,” trim- SHOOTING STARS. The story that Mr. Jay Gould wants to be Emperor of Texas lacks corroboration. There is not enough water in the state to irrigate the | st. stock of an empire, Husband: “Ow, ow, my back itches!” Wife: “Well, bere’s s match.” Husband—slightly dazed: ‘A match? What must I do with it?” Wife—sympathizingly: “Scratch it” The gsy and joyous southern watermelon is packing its grip to come north. Keep on your flannels—a warm wave is pro- dicted for tomorrow and Friday. TARIFF TALE. Half a year, half a year, Half a year onward Into the valley of talk, Plunge the three hundred, (and thirty)! Tariff to right of them, Tariff to left of them, Tariff in front of them, Vollied and thundered. Oh, that McKinley's jaw Might have been reached by law And handled with a saw, Lopped off and sundered, Ere he had caught us so, Ere he had struck the blow, Which soon will Jay us low, Talked to our graves, you know— Somebody’, blundered! ANTI PROTECTION POETRY, A little tariff now and then, Is relished by the wisest men, The baby’s sash holds many s pain, Printer’s note—Pi is decomposed matter, Certain ambitious Columbia College stu- dents, not in the athletic course, are going to put on a Latin play, and if Cesar were making any commentaries at present he would not be- gin by saying, “All gall is divided into three parts,” First Advance Agent: “What company is Bilker ahead of now?” Second Do.: “I don’tknow. He's ahead of all he ever had anything to do with, I guess.” COLORED D BAPTISTS. A Congress Representing Maryland, Virgiaia aud District Churches. Delegates from nearly seventy-five of the colored Baptist churches of Maryland, Vir- (ia ai IN a WANTED--HOUSES. FOR § SALE--MISCELL AN EOUS s WASTED SHEL? 3 FOR FOR, PRILADELPHIA, NEW NEW Pvt ety A ay For baburbe by Guat FOR SALE_PINE, eck. one. mic intl ork and 5 jummer ‘Gentieraas ood and Guin Timber on 1,000 scree cf tet ‘Seanint tence’ Wife withont Chitdren ta rhich must from: etd: ee f ort 4 poe mega Seat i| low, bust reference, HEH. Star offic. Ad parucgiaie shares SONS W. Bai , isa st nw., Weshimeton, De a CaRE DOR BALE-ICE BOX, COST ¢ 3 RO for $50 aleo Finest Driving Ma: will stand w.thout Griving borve. Call LAUN- 2 Wrenner Oy by SIC a, Ly, Moni see addres S.. Btar office. rs DoFoR, 4 SY¥NDICA’ Wao ay ites sh asad {nw Bane. EDs ph 4 v [AVE IN MY HANDS FOR is aS Duet eats ap20-10t KW. BOWL TN: Steamer Leary Whi A FEW MORE PORE BEED wa tee ANTES CLEAN, COMI COMPETENT <at a oe ‘Housework no washing; reference. 1 1; We Sa ne coun GIRL were | g louse wi pal | gousewor cooking: must bring ~ EXPEMTENCED WEIGHER = ‘Standard ; abate experience ae ~~ Address WEIGHER, Star ee en IN ADVANCE WILL OBTAIN ine Room northwest in private family for two muemen free of rept. Principal returned tly FINANCE, Star offic Fos. SPST TRREE FURNISHED ed Rooms on Second itor suietle or tt | ee with strictly private yy ANTED—I Improved or Unimproved Property —A DOMESTIC SEWING | ac wine @ very short time used, is cheap to sell 11 JOR SALE—CHFAP FOR CASiL—A FINE LOOK. ine Bay Horse, specially «ait lady or chiliren to drive or ride, stands Inquire 525 7th et. uw, TOR SALE- CHEAP— proof Safe: hascombiustion lock good wo now; bogpetn Gredion ouce bo save storag: time. Address Box 218, Star office JOR SALE—JUM! w?- 0 FURNISI OMS, FOR : WIT 1221 Hest nw. m7-3t" « | R RENT —FURNISHED_ON£ ROOM.SUITABLE tor hens housekeeping. by the week or mouth, Parties; cars sid c ih et aw. NT * wentlemen tween 8 aim. and 2 ~ Pe Sut a nee spot, paces ‘SOGKS, 7 Wg piseacrseay th al oF brivere eae sy Colored Men COOMBS, B26 we mn7-2t ED ee YOUNG Lapy, n COMPETENT decks bet Bunce. Add my73 = a Wi STED ay, TWO PERSONS 4 A COMFORTABLE dress EL PASO, Btar ofice. on-set WANTED oY MAY 22-3 UNFURNISHED Rooms: a athe Gentleman and Wife, for Housekeeping: no chil mt if Rone'ba owners need sddrem Box i Sar Hw oe AIKY ROOM, 2d “mrontuly must bo aaiet , COMFOLT, Star oftce, ms, front ove very large. light suited. ee. ot = ‘slo, O.including Use of ga ond toe. SiS awae SOR RENT a! porte HoME- ror aud Counect: OO, =s ished, $15: Unfurnished Room, 6. 3d flo. Box 89, Star office. Merete EXPFRIENCED, NEAT WHITE ral SEAT KOCKAWAY IN + one Set oe Apply 201 Metan. pos gentleman; not over Street and ue children. ou who understands cooking and | **st, ap rons work fulred: ‘leas. ey ee oe ant Connecting Rooms, anfurninbed, @12.50. 2 SALE ONE OPAlk BLACK CARKIAGE ences req) Call, aiter 4 p.m, at 920 9th st WANTED BY A YOUNG LADY, A FURNISHED | SBYeBIN reierences, Ae All F . ~ - Jie ateeecemleteteed 4 m7-3* Roow with on ae ,reors le, where privecy RK RENT—SOUTH FRC is! -— ~ —_ “A GOOD PORTER TMMEDIATELY | Maseured. “Address HELE: aoe oe myG-2 | Tye touuiurnished: every convenience cheap. Sut: | JOR SALE—THAEE DRIVING “HORSES at DREW'S Drug Store, 1100 Counecticut ave. | \\TANTED—ON JU ¥ ¥ sid SS | Wate none soee aor sail rates ~ Toment Gata, terwce Taih and ud Ky youns men in Departunent oitices WANTED THREE 1 UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON Second Floor With Board for Three Adults; within ten minntes' walk of the Government Printing Ofice; northwest, Address dire. HARPE Dy of offic BYRNE U s'A,, ‘Soldier He FOR SALAS DORE Papen moore Airs CXKUS MU ALLEN, City Post Toon” Pema BE DUn LARGE UNFUEN Rooms and Bath, over store 1810 Lack Per mouth ry WETS gr RRA 22 Ho require reference: 2D su uw. ta ANTED-TWO FIRST-CLASS PANTALOONS lands at 410 thet. mw. Koom 11, third foo mse ‘D BOY WHO no other need ap~ om mée-2 F; cNT-911 18TH & . BY PRIVAT! family, New and Entec ; i ished Par! $35 “Also laren ucce abeete Ghassan’ ost: Snd location tret-clusa tHe mt TOR RENT—TO a GENTLEMAN, FURNIS: FS — ig bi #t.; Yd loo: a ir ke Fee RENT—1 of War and ior aud Bed FR aks AT DROVERS REST STABLE, OBIO ave..# eautiia: Coach Team. bays, 16 ie high, ul and 1 ANTED—TO HIRE COLOK derstands the Care of Horses. 905 N st. nw, W W W: “abe Dr. GR HOLLINGSW on JOR SALE—A TH UGH BED Ware Terrier, two years o. aw OK SALE—a ‘D—A GOOD LIVE AGENT FOR THE a ‘of Jefferson Davis,” by ewe £0. a APIS ‘g Ws NTED—A 6¥x8 OR S110 PHOTO. CAM including Leus aud Tripod or con asin uth Address, stating make and price, AC AULETIE IN FileT-CLASS ANTE ae EDI x > ant and hespous els. ANTED—& condition, suitable fr ver Vung. th the Upper Clase: Pie: Stur off Tvs. Ge Nses Pos Be : 7 6. Fy ripen Leer m 8. 1008 F | WAS ANTED-HORSES WILL BE TAKE: FoR 7k rf Sh AVE. 2 Handsome _m 70m Sab ‘ 1500 F st aw. _ A » ier to pu haser Cor Wi ‘Tremont House: good wi der’ | shoes werses Frere ti sealers ine Sica tersions us | seat ois ray Soe mop AM Peake sys City st of the outfit im abort Race Track. ice. wood home is offered, at woderste my6 Address Bor Tie: stat Prices, for te summer, in a convenieut and Cd my JOB SALE—A BEAU mek, Bw ANTED-GOOv WHITE on TO DO HOUSE ‘Work in family of fh ‘or tronini ANTE D E SCKEECH OW loration. no washing a BUY Apply between 5 and 8 ing. 9: ave. Dw, N Siiintbs Bap STORE, 317 Léthet. ww. 1t* Ficht Fiano, rex uia: prs > can now be bot NFURNISHED, | for $185 ces Y Wasaeb san ‘i070 920 PER WEEK, AC- J ANTED-ANCHITE: ‘3 AND HOUSE OWNEKS ae ee sea SOE WIL a i my6-6r a fag to ability. for an active agen it, either vez, ,Y to Have Their Houses Photographed: porfect 2 7 5s0n aE paar gpcnirone ee) (ab ussiad FRANK LARDN Ee Popa ee Gene te RENT — ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS, op route, wholesale, silk con be 4 « al tograpuer, star Gallers, 459 livered ai depou Inquire 2 Foe SAlerixe Penn. ave. ANTE iture stored af m6-Im* WANED-LADIES INTEREST: DIN P ees Fephy to call st 1G ¥ at. and ex: 3 t, Compact ‘aud elegant outfits, wend for ‘cata: 3. B CHAMBERLAIN 6. Wa NTED— HORSES PASTURED oe Hill Farm at Go per mor ‘Staviedand fed at 10 Per me. Farm ou tiigwe road 7 ules from the ‘it farm eat 1129-5. 'N, BESTOR, Agentcare ile « Co., telephove 180, 8-Ut" WANTED HOnaES To PASTURE, SoxnNe Water in every fel ¥ of shade: abundance of grase.""Horsen called ig ota Wednesdays and urdaya, GLUKG: PAGE, Hoom 8, Adautic Eidine or Stiddiston, Nockwellur Cooper's ad W sie or en suite, faciug McPhersou Sguare, near sores” and Arlington Hotels, 916 15th st a.#. Ee RENT-HANDSOME APARTMENTS, EN Suite: from 2 to @ rooms; stable if dostred. 51409 vth at. aw, moat » Pemberton aq., Bouton, Mi P.O. it BREWSTER La a Took wor WOMAN TO DO THE HOUSE wi Work of asmail family. apply st 1630 ceed WRPaRE ays tn oR made Mara Slewapt isibury Four-passen Cart 1 good « Horera, Blankets. Sheets. @P DOWNEN'S Stables, L’ at betwoun iGuh anil FIVE HOURS pointment energetic and taltabie ie eu 10a.m, 24 oth atenew Di MAKER’ APPENTICE OLARG EURFURNISHD nova fd Floor, splendid tocation, brags, Suaveps Bosite a “Vernon Park; suitable for gow! nan apd wife; S11 permonth. Inquire in store 734 Keb DW. pamaseut YOUNG COACH ; cat be ween at CLARK'S » in, m6 MARE; 1 HANDS; “e et) BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED House, cenirsily located, to gentle- yor in suite, east. soutl west exposure, 5 * tr Teferences, 920 Sih'st. uw. mo-3' Haruess. Address hove 14, 45 oa" my ery ge a ‘HE ENIIRE OONTENES OF A tue fan dmome 16% bands, euaratiterd addve deve RE ‘ished. hoo ANTED WSK Re BAW. Wa at — FOR MILLINERY MORK, a jorkers, THE BON MARCHE, = — ‘st, Dow, Wane s: —IMMEDIATELY —A GOOD Bas Maker at 101 2d at, u.w. ANTED-WOULD LIKE TO EMPLOY Fens | ef Instruct and Lead MUSICAL, Star ottice. maine Within hs GOOD, STRONG WOMAN TO WA“ oa? Fight party first-class wager ter 1. —TWO ELEGANT SECOND-STORY ANTED—OMNIBUS—LIGHT, STRO! wunicaiing; unfurnished 11 | iwelye persons, Address ‘OMNIBUS, Siar oflices ginia and Washington were in attendance today atthe first session of the Baptist congress at Mt. Jezreel Church, corner of 5th and E streets southeast, Rey. G. W. Lee preached the open- ing sermon at 10 o'clock, at which time the church was well filled with ministers and laymen who were interested in the exercises, The president reviewed the history of this as- % "fiw old, 1984 ban ln & very fast Kea rag horse avi a perfect wettle We TE FIRS’ Manda; highest Prices, MEKIZ & co J th med with net embroidered ina pattern wi! 514 11th st. 'n.w. gold. She wore a hat of fawn chip trimmed with ribbons in the fawn shade and she had a parasol of dotted silk fawn of gauze. After the ceremony Gov. Toole and his bride drove to the railway station and Miss Horsey, Miss Campbell and Gen. Rosecrans drove in a second carriage to see them off. Mr. and Mrs, Toole have gone tothe sea shore fora few days and they will visit many places of interest Ta TRDBTORGE, 60 ENSSTLAR TAAVE LW. iu separate upartinents, Cian, Dry aud Convenient, 4. CORBETT. _ my5-6t W43iED PARLOR FURNITURE, UrHOT- stered Mattresses made over, work done in a nest gnd substantial manner. Slip Covers cut aud made: Bt guaran ELSO: at. bow. ml) WANTED | BATISFACTION "GUARA AN Kinds of tauntry Wor oxsunnas sup Flor mauuer snd at yoru cau if you want your Jace curtains don {0 bew, at the lowest Fe. R @ Large Koom, 1 story ay ‘Room, Hall Koom ; to gentlemen ouly. LEGANT ROOMS, SECOND (Private family: furmiabed Douse: south abd east tronie; bay ws, references: required. “I i101 Kat. aw. ce JOR REN T— E A! APARIMENTS oF LWOA three rooms en suite : private bath and closet antly furnished. At the WOODMUN4, cor. 13th aud Iowa arcie. {24-30 Betts, Robertson, iios To Inspect the New Dry Docks. The great dry the Brookiya navy yard for the government by the J. E. Simpson Company of New York will be formally opened Friday morning. The con- tractors have arranged an elaborate excursion . Prosperi and Manning. OMEN TO RUN ELE Tone DO appiy st once. TH ABLING- use phaeton and one lusudsom nedian ears old, block: kind, ts one dock recently completed at ; y ANTED—A LADY OF SOME MEANS AND a Tastes ix Desired a¥ a Partuer in W and Publ a ae Hahing 8 Popular a Aime ‘Protitable Book; #1 and fenders, wade by table state partiouiars 3i.D., 8) two month ref Burwy- a fine Phacton Bows by CN Gaffcey 3 sets Hand tanie Dayton Wagon; biankets, robes, & GIRL, ABOUT TWELVE el of age to on this occasion and will carry a party of about ests over to New York from this city, and others from Baltimor and Philadelphia, m party, under the direction of here ou the Bulti- ht, arriving A steamer will y r in order to test the stion will be served Lge. ard buil "3 Pistol. 3 just attained his ma- dence heard bas been. a Police Ce ing, tantalizing John Murph who is totally blind. The old man was charged with carrying con- es live on Grant cealed weapons, Both pai in the county. Last night, Sullivan d, he was standing on the corner, when and drew a revolver and im. threatened to s Another w id he heard Sullivan call hy a ———”" and threaten to strike him. ud Murphy is a poor blind veteran,” re- marked Lawyer Cahill. “He's a bad man to shoot in a flock,” added Policeman Hancock. “He would be spt to hit a bird like you,” re- torted Mr. €: endant told bis story of the affair and not see anybody to shoot. but if by their am Maguire, the grocer, appeared y's behalf and testified to his good him that he was a dangerous ma pistol and imposed the highest penalty . deration of his afiliction the court sus- pended sentence. See meee A Divorce Granted. In the Equity Court today Judge Cox made a decree of divorce in the case of Nancy Boyd agt. Henry Boyd. giving the complainant the right to her maiden name, Nancy Swales, The charge was desertion. ee Indicted by the Grand Jary. The grand jury today reported indictments to the Crimu Court as follows: Wm C. Reicheneker, embezzlement; George Carter alias James Brown, Isaac Jones and Richard Saunders, housebreaking; Marion Nevitt, lar- ceny and false pretenses; James Beagie, assault with intent to kill, murder of Andrew Suith, Apri The charge against Wm. Jobnson, of assault with intent to rape, was ignored. st Organizing the Juries, Jn the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing- kam, this morning the empaneling of pettit jurors for the current mo was continued. From the twenty-four names drawn yesterday the following were accepted: Charles H. Bur- gess, Jobn R. Gree-, Frank H. Ager, Edward Gorman, David Nachman, John A. Baker, Chas. B’ Baile awford, Julius Baum- This left the een names were di- wn from the box. Atlo‘clock those drawa in the morning were called and the wing were accepted: Julius L Atchison, Ferdinand Frank and Wm. H. Bagby. In the Circuit Court, Judge M. from the thirty names drawn noon, accepte: gomery, esterday after- completing the C. B. Pierce, Geo. N. Holt Hg G. le. J.E. Dver, HD, Barr, G. W, Arthi Mohler, Wm. King, 7 rest . B. Ruppert, W. H. Dyer, Carvier Green, @. W. E. Sister, Walter Williams sad Miliari Metzger. THE ane COURTS. Covat 1 Gexrmat 1 Te aM ae Hagner, Jarnes ana Cc Yesterday—United tes ex rel. Roop & Nopper agt. District of ¢ ia; argument concladed end application submitted. Cinevrt Count—Juilge Montgomery. Yesterdey—Woods agt. Bal “rr aud Ohio Railroad Compa: on tral Citizens’ Ne- tional Bank agt. Northern Liberty Market Company; first on seifa, American History Co, agt. Mayer & Rohr; Welsh agt, Wilson; Arnett, Snell ie & Co. agt, Harris; Marshall, ex’r, agt, Me! Stone agt. Cox; Schwartz, Mausbach & Co. agt. Reid; Danenhower & Co. agt. Widmayer; i< agt Mayer be Robr; id White, Hentz & Co, agt. Kraemer; judgments by default. Woods agt. B. and Ok Co.; trial resumed, Egurry Covrt—Judge James, Today—Washington and Georgetown K R. Co. agt. District of Columbia; restraining order @ontiuued. Egurry Covrt—Judge Cor, Today—Ferguson agt Ferguson; sale de- creed; b. F. Leighton, trustee. Schafbirt agt. Schafhirt; pro confesso. Windsor agt. Sigour- do. deamens agt, Seamens; w:tness Julia ce directed to answer. Ray agt. Mitchell petition of George snd Irene McNuman de tied. Anderson agt. Hale; auditor's report ratified and distribution ordered. Grey fron Manufacturing Company agt. Grey Iron Com- pany; appearance ordered. Fallon agt. Fallon; testimouy before C. Ingle ordered. White agt. White; do. before 3. M Richardson do. Boyd t. Loyd; divorce granted, Bennett agt. MeReynolds; injunction granted, Curtis agt Curtis; payment of counsel fees, &c., ordered. Fowler ag:. O'Brien; time to take "testimony fiuaited, Newton agt. McLain; special auditor's report ratified. caaacitigieacees The New York Central railway will remodel the Grand Central depot iu New York so that were numerous and very handsome. them, with their donors, were as follows: spoon: silver breakfast set; Mre. Coleman, repousse silver pitcher and tray; Mrs, F. May, silver ink it against John Hagan, who keeps a saloon on the Government Printing Office building, and employes of the printing office coming out of between New York es and Alaska during the next two months, en they will arrive at Heleua, Mont., aiee the governor has bought land and built a house, THE WEDDING PRESENTS Some of Mr. and Mra. Chauncey Depew, set of silver Senator and Mrs. Stanford, repousse : Mrs, Henry May, silver askets and pepper eruets; Mrs. Hegeman, pins of moon- stone and diamonds and repousse pepper cructs of silver; Mrs, Andrew Carrigan, gold and dia mond sleeve button: Creery, cut-glass Dr. and Mrs diamond pin; Mrs. Henry Kirk Porter, alad bowl; Miss Hegeman, silver and glass fork and spoon, Miss Georgine Campbell pastel portrait of Mrs, Rosecrans: Miss Dain- gerfield, silver soup ladie; Miss Darr, carved jewelry box; Miss Garesche, tea cloth and table mats; Gen. and Mrs. Newton, siver fish knife aud fork; Miss Scarborough, embroidered doylies; Mr. Eldrige, embroidered doylies, J. A. Me- ——___ THEY HAD A KEY, Curious Testimony in a Sunday Liquor Case. Sergeant Falvey and Policemen Fenton and Parker secured what they thought was evidence North Capitol street just across the alley from who was charged in the Police Court today with selling liquor on Sunday. About 5 o'clock in the morning the officers saw half a dozen the defendant's place, A singular fact in connection with the ease was that Hagan gave the officers the names of witnesses. These were employes of the print- ing office. It appeared in the testimony today that eleven men, who worked in the same room, had an arrangement with Hagan by which they got their lunches and drinks of him. One of their number had a key by which they were enabled to get into the place at any hour and help themselves, The eatables and drinkablgs were left in convement places, The junches and drinks are paid for once a month. Mr. Hagan said he accorded these privileges to only a few men, Mr. Cahill, representing the defendant. argued that under a decision of the Genera Term in the Ford and Graham case it takes but very fittle to make a meal, and the courts have decided that liquor is a part of the meal. He also argued that the restaurant license g: them the right to keep open the restaurant. Judge Miller said that there was evidently no subterfuge in this case. It was not a case of beer and crackers. He finally disposed of the case by suspending sentence. A Youthful V: ictim of C Cigarettes. Terrence Hickey, of New Brunswick, N.J., mourns the loss of his son Jobn, thirteen years old, whose death is due to the excessive use of cigarettes, Young Hickey was a confirmed cigarette emoker, He begged and borrowed money continually to supply his craving for cigarettes, and smoked from three to six pack- ages daily. Hickey's system was impregnated with the peisono icotine. Lockjaw was the result, and he was taken to Wells Memoria! Hospital four weeks ago. ‘The boy lingered in the throes of the fata! malady until yesterday, when death ¢ came to he a relief. Gen. Grant’s Doctor | in Poverty. Dr. J. H. Douglas, whoso faithfully attended Gen. Grant in the latter’s long illness, has suf- fered a stroke of paralysis, and isin the Pres- byterian hospital in New York. He is desti- tute. His wife supported the family by takin, boarders at Bethlehem, Pa., until her healt! broke down. Dr. Douglas, who is sixty-six years old, lost @ comfortable practice by his jong devotion to Gen. Grant’s case, Croker is Dying. The New York Times states, on the authority of “a friend of Mr. Croker, the mention of whose name, could it be printed, would be instantly accepted as @ guarantee of the accuracy of bis information,” that Bichard Croker, the Tam- many leader, pow sojourning at Wiesbaden, is dying. Mrs. Croker is about to start for Wies- baden. he 7imes also states that Fire Com- missioner Purroy will probably succeed Croker as the Tammany “boss. -oo—_____ J. Monroe Shellenberger in Jail. J. Monroe Shellenberger, the Doylestown, Pa., lawyer whoran away some weeks ago after swindling clients and others oufof thousands of dollars, retarned at 4 o'clock yesterday morn- ing in charge of the sheriff. When he left the opinion was general that he with him large sum of money, estimated by some at €15,- 000. but Shellenberger told the sheriff he car- ried but $125 eway with him. This was soon exhausted. He said he pawned everything, even to bis gold shirt buttons, in order to ob- tain the price of transportation east, Shellen- berger will be tried this month, The msn whose prosperous career was suddenly cut short by the publication of a story that he was insolvent was, perhaps, the most Piss gend man in the place, a was atone time dis- trict ctterney of Bucks county. and he en- joyed a large pract Immediately oe the publication of a reflesting upon hi credit he took re: in flight, and then the evidence of his crookedness to come in. He swindled n ery ‘came in con- tact with, he estate left by his deceased wife in trust for her children being gotten y with. {tis believed that tained in various fraudulent ways a sum aggre- gating $150,000. It has been its capacity will be more than doubled. Under the new scheme at least 75,000 passengers may be baudled daily, those who knew him how he thus obtained, but the nap teed ox- plauatioa is that it went in reckless Living. and of this congress, Committees on credentials, election of officers for the ensuing year. at8 o'clock this evening there is to be a ser- mon in the church by Rev. Dr. Johnsonof this city, Franklin Club that meets on D street, where Charlie Hurdle has kept a saloon, was charged in the Police Court today with keeping an un- licensed bar. and secured a continuance for a few days. Mr. some days ago, ‘ion of churches during the past year and disoussed the duties of the various churches nominations and various branches of church work were appointed by the chair, after which the congress spent considerable time in the Harvey Johnson, D.D., of Maryland, delivered an address on the denominationai journal, and ——-—___ He is President of a Club. Matthew Cunningham, president of the Mr. Padgett appeared as counsel Hurdle’s epplication for « license was rejected ——_— Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to the following: Thomas M. Trook and Elizabeth Keesbi Maurice T. Jackson and Jennie Buchanan; Willis Rucker and Ida Jordan; Joseph K. Toole of Helena, Mont., and Lily Rosecrans; John F. Reynolds of Winston, N.C., and Maude H. Wall of Lee, Md. ; Clarence M. Stone, U 8. navy, and Kathi rine C, Smith; Samuel Alston anc Duene Moul- ton; John H. Andres of Ishpiwing, Mich., and | a Caroline Gibbs; Thomas J. Keating and Mary | E. Lynch; Henry Cornels of Fairfax count} Va, and Julia Khaesa of New York city; John H. Bansbury of Prince Georgo’s county, Md., and Ida M. Clubb; James C. Frazer of Martins- burg, W. Va., Upper Sur- rey, Norwood, England; 8. Fowler and Géorgie V. Richardson, bath of Prince George's county, Ma. —_—-——_ To Attend a Convention, Mesers. Milton E. Smith and Wm. H. Lepley of the Church News left Washington yesterday afternoon for Cincinnati to attend the conven- tion of Catholic editors and publishers which meets in that city toda: ———+___ Mrs. Harrison’s Cloak. From the Cloak, Suit aud Ladies’ Wear Keview. Isawa garment made for some city house for Mrs. President Harrison. It was neat and stylish and seemed to indicate the quiet,refined character of the President's wife. It was a brown serge raglan, or » garment similar in style. Brown, by the way, is a favorite color of Mrs. Harrison's, It had wide sleeves eee! in two points ornamented by mould fringe. was trimnied in front with wide damasses silk, lined with a tan-colored silk; the back was or- emp) by two large buttons and the skirt laited, It was further ornamented on the side ide by ¢ two large silk bows and a long silk mb- bon goes around the neck, The trimmings were of lighter shade of brown than the body of the garment. oo —_____ Mrs. Cleveland as a Yachter. One of the crew of the yacht Wands says of Mrs, Cleveland's trip on that craft on one occa- sion: “She was just as purty as « pictur’ in her achting suit, and although we was a plungin’ into it purty lively, aud some of the othe: ra was a leaning over the lee rail a feedin’ of the fishes, Mra. Cleveland stood it like an ld salt. I tell you, she’s 2 daisy!” ————so0. —____ Ordnance Works Moved South. A contract was made yesterday by which the United States government orduance works of Boston will be moved to East Chattanooga at once. The company guaranteed to ffut in works to cost $300,000 and employ over 500 skilled mechanics, Competition of cheap southern iron forced the removal. ————— Foreign Notes of Interest. The new municipal council of Paris will con- sist of 65 a, 183 conservatives and 2 Boulangista, The Marquis de Mores, who was arrested in Paris during the labor excitement in that city last week, bas been liberated, At Weimar, Germany, a rich man named Doebereiner was sentenced to nine months’ im- prisonment for insulting an American lady by writing her scurrilous letters, Mr. McKallister of Dumbarton, Scotland, is building for Mr. Robert Wylie a ed ped erat to be named ope A, which will be fi with @ centerboard and is designed to race at New York. A party composed of ten men madea raid upon a farm house near Valencia, Spain, and pate shi the owner carried ie off to the mountains, where they held him prisoper until his son paid €300 for bis release. or Tauren Casa es of fifty, thirty and t eee iy ly ore offered by Fub- lic Optnion, the clot ic weekly magazine o: Washington, for the three best eg ae ee two thousand words, on “The Study of Current Topics as a feature 0! School mic Ft per must reach Pul well-known educstors, oaeedenatn ote 6 prize essays the tures of the writers J the contest may be had ape Ble Public Opinion. ——— Dr. Edward McGlynn left New York Seety tight it brent eee ae relatives on the Pacific coast, His Foden $1,500 as a farewell token. Particu- 7 addressing derly Lady; ¢ Boas be years be suld separate. Auy one tL scace neat doe. be wuld separate, Auy one tte. Prices in the cit their own dre are invited Lo 1 iS UAPITAL BikaM Lav ‘DRY, 512 8th st. nw. ANTEDTH BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH Carpets, Feather way DW Every facility tiuith, tatst bes woed werk pak acl, = ply 519 1ith st. ww. ADUNIKAM J. W. carriage | witha and wagon a der. ing residence 14 NTO Do THE Won Entire Households i. BE JOR SALE K MARE; SIX WEARS OLD, wee pes Worx OE ble toma Address 314 sale market: excellent sound, wen ayleudid anver 0. Inquire at 926 La. ave. ay FS LARGE SYORS AND CeLt AE, COR, Sth s aud L st. a. Avply to W 718 Lsth st or wall trade x ly y ANTED—FURNITUNE OF EVERY Di: RIP- ton, also stucks of all kinds of merchaudise, oer office fixtures, A.C. WIN AN Al DETHCTIV = CAMERA FoR All Photographic goods chea : at Sis F os. 3B. CHAMBEMLAIN #13 w6-Utr Fee see IVED AT WASHINGTON Livery Stables, 631G st. Lw.an extre fi | Kentucky Moraes, cousioting of drivers end also two Pacers, can show bred; also ue Bay Mare Brown Mare cau 0 ED-IT KNOWN THAT MILK DIRECT mn the country cau be de.ivered tv all parts of 1; 33 piut tickets, $1 cash; kim Milk, 4c Aikiess COUN fey Sie sta 1% ee - HORSES TO KEE EEEPING orses Winter aud Summer a Specialty, onler 1 Price's Livery Stabies Sosa st Smiles trom city. O. HL P Crake 24-2 ip Lis ht Cham mended. “Appiy'at 1004 5 WANZEDA WHITE WOMAN TO COOK AND do Laundry Work fore Small Family; references Fequired. Call at 1740 Coun. ave, after 0 'p.u. ur Le- tween Y and 1 m6-3t pain’ st nw, JOR RENT—DESIRABLE OFT) the Leaman ‘Bauaiag 14 cE R aoa IN X. ave., elevator; nod. timp. ; mod- ted 9s repre 5 F RANE good light and. ventilation au er ry a EXPERIENCED | TRANSITMAN sented: Lest reference given Jam A, OCK LN, Ws au sEugnucer Drawehtaiuen: ADIs. ei We T ae NE HAVE ObDs AND aie IN O1- | S*! a ae LOUMRIN WALTER BUILD: mst het 3 rae aud salary wanted, to 1KANSIG mre So 3 he wart A the x Fin Bite, ius x ae eel HAVING 1 Two SAD. ‘TLEMAN die Horecs and having use for but owe Will sell the choice of them. the city a & MOLERAN, | wS-68 WANTEDIA FIRST-CLASS COACHMAN who understands the duties of @ butler; references, Apply to Koou: 146, EULitt House. mt Ws TED—A GOOD BAKBEB. APPLY AT 3286 tt Weat Wastington, A. McDONALD, W: ANTED-IN SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A V First-class Cook sud Laundress. Also a Chanibe Farey at ulghte, Apply with reet, un6-2t* UNE hey are the Saest riding Horses im sod, 1° have been driveu in barnes ;.also Ladies daddie and Br Apply oF address mi? Wi TED-EVERY ONE TO KNOW THA Hillenvoxs, the Pittsburg Avent, located xt 4 at Be. te kept ‘busy putting up A. Northrup’s Patent Ceiiings and = Wal Send tor circular, ap24-lin* Wi ANT! LL USERS 19, TEREW RITE: fiuwthar Hie bave Greatly Reduced tie Prces sy ons tor eil machin 50 per dozen. Cinbon, all colors, €8 per hundred’ Sutisfuetion guar: unteed ur money Fetuuded. Send or call ior catalogue. apZi-im Wiki Riowr THAT ¢ D. Builder and 19 ___ MONEY TO LOAN. Mc EY TO LOAN ON LONG OK SHORT TIME ‘ON resl estate security. 000, $1,500, oo 2, 5 000 $1 betsy ~ e ‘on ea. Apply to A. §, PRATT ry SONS. REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE, my6-6t Suv Building, F st, T A SACKIFICE, ON ACCOUNT OF » death, our Mare Farncis, ive youre old; sound, kind: has bern used Uy indies Risvone ine ton and Maries, Above will be sold separate. Aj at private stable, rear of 1221 13th et. uw, _ QOK SALE—A WELL - G HOKS: ery me yo Lg ans oe Lali’ Apply + COUPE AND SLEEVE HANDS AT oH apa 13th st. now. ED ¥O hh; also COLLINS, WwW PED. K 8: N. an NT Mak 7 pee ter S he oy wy se a] Lit, abbey’ oe Sub aud 14h and Mt oand fakes a Spectalty of Hemodsling and Sobbing, Seren 2 ud NV Saet Sha Skirt Hands; Rune oth raneedappiy. | Makes a Windows tocrder, s eph@-lins WOR -BALE-SuEAP AF Wr ee WANEDTALL IN NEED OF NG THEIR fallreliae and Paresets Covered, Lined and Ke- yet to apply to BB. CHASE, 1314 Pe ave. aud 411 1th st., cpp. Star office apls-2m ¥ CLERK; MUST BE A GOOD id and ‘skilled’ typewriter. Address h specimens of writing and_name sion Top surrey of best make nud vractically new MB structure. and fubh EWALD W .0F cflice 1433 Rhoae island av cane Building. Real Estate. THos. E. WAGGAMAN. lary expected my5-3t* m5 — = LVER CAN MAKE GOOD LOANS WITHOUT DEI. = 7s ae -AT EBBITT HOUSE STABLES, TWO TED—A ‘ BARBER OF WwW Save tioms 10 te 1 when the papers are correct, and cau buy desirable | I's Kading aud: Driving Lrorees: they ere pulps eet mene WAB'S barber sho} fe TM- | and Jewelry of me: ty property: a Soe exp. EA. Sets soua't tor want of use; they can be bouxbt cheap. m.5-J* TANTED—A GOOD” CA NVASSER FOR INSTAL. ee SS Ea pianos > et S4lt CHEAP ELEGART “INDIAN uDG* W incu tious: ¢10 es < ae ~ EY TO LOAN iti wiededsiess : and coumuiasicn, D. aL paired and Covered by C. LE bet. G ard L. ‘0 BUY FOR CASH HOUSEHOLD Me ‘ON REAL FSTATE AT 5 AND 6 per cent ou Keal Estate, Loaus promptly made Sud cousmissions moderate. m__CHAMKLES W. HANDY, 921 Ft. n.w._ Firsticie s references Fequired, CO., LUO W SALE. ILD AT ONCE- Ab ir ANTED—A LADY FOR OUT titul Bay Hores, 16 bande tue, an seemant DOOR © 4 Office Furuiture, ot ok Sec een uch and fearless of all oljecta. We are wot selling tht aight. pleasant wud remuncrative, ly between aa Groceries, Dry Goods, epee horse for any fault, but sunply for want of use For a ee ee Natioual 4 ak lds» | contideutial ‘Audreas ALBERT, 208 Ouro D. further informatie see apld-1m EASTEKDAY & HALDEMAN, ANTED-AT THE CITY TaENCE OF ANTED-LADILS TRY “ORANGE BLOS ONEY 0, LOAN TN TANGE. “ASD SMALL | m5-3t GOS F at. nw, fice every day, Working Women, “Men, Boys and S eure cure for female disteeee oe ee y ‘Sums at Lowest Kates on Real Estate Security. | JOR SALE OK AGooE SITOK Ti Haeee pestle wreocrea Dee cations Jor Koveru- | Pedy Ayeuts to sell Dr, McGill's Complesion Lotion” | A lew suuis of 63,000 and up ats per cen: Foye Kearse Wit Hs Sek Mane mens positions prepared, May Building, 7th &Eu.w. | sry’ FY A BAILEY, General Agent, 20P st bw, jou BUICHINS, BULKLEY & C0., Patent Office i — ep) l-diu® ap’ im ‘ave. = hiahiensiiceeshieaneans é ANTED-—SETTLED WHITE WOMAN an HE yo OK SALF—A_ MATCH PAIR STRAWBE KKY —PRIV i EY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT 0: v ck, ve aud ssa W ‘country to Cooks West ana Toone See bite ee ee ee ae Goltintia, B Roaus: points Lack, tips white, f ox years otae ‘ritiny to Revise, prrect and T: write; old; cach 10}¢ hands buch, weig! 1,290, wentie aud Girl. dauwhtoe Or aistes uf the former pi erred: rotidetce euarantecd: ‘anniatiou We LUTLEK, Successors to J. F. © #00, 609 F | Perdectiy ws aad Adress VINCENT SANE, "sfiae ured. Mra, MoCEN Leeland Post, fice, FLYNN, AM, Ivy Su hed 1876, 4 dietowu, Md. wd" Prince Georxe Co., Md, ead Pe y ANTED—AT DISTR uations for all; city or to tr Tosurts; regiater free, 1747 Agent. = SALL—FIRST~C Lass UPRIGHT AT A SNAP Patent Graud tp 6 aid over erat i eud-wood rate, touch. Fey inva, frais, cae of "Ueauuttful “cw dowign, grand fall “beard, yatent cylinder ‘tap ‘and tone ee pedal guard, band- .comeaciee Lice, >| DS XPS ART MONE $10 TO wt Low interes: on Furniture, Warons, Houschuld Goolsor otuer personal prope it prnuewal aud interes: payable au weekly or ucutly Payments, no removal or woods frou resid public:ty,” Box 9s, star office. ONEY 10 LOAN IN SUMS TO SUI1, ADS AND AY Case C, Zeal emtate security, NK AWLINGS, 1509 Pa. sve. ap21 (ibe Arlington Fire ins, Gore othe) MON®Y 70 LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AP. proved Keal Estate Security. e amounts & Specialty, TYLen &. net THERE OLD, mab: B07 F st. uw NEY TO LOAN IN SUMS. = SUIT ON AP- tate. ved District real No deiay in yt ALE | Tex ef eee ~ poorer Toss W ANTED—STEAM CARPET CLEANING A. Renevating Works: Feathers Keugvated: sie tresses Made Over niture Steamed and ‘Motha ed, FH XUUNGS 1402 Fa ava ‘elepnone was ANTEDTRY SCRIBNER BEST BUTIER- ne. per bargain. ‘This instrument a ‘Men, Boy: for sumumier hotels aud BO Be. ave. n ANTED — DUNDOLES EMPLOYMENT BU- reau. conducted by ludies—Men and Woweu, white and colored, for all kinds of domestic dabor. city and stutew: with references. meuoved to ap26-12t* JANTED— AGENTS TO SELL THE PINLESS Clothes Line; patent recently issu hi the clothes without pins gatinet blow off” baupl foot line by mail $ tenins ‘sudteus Litk Fis 17 Hermon st., Worcester, ‘table Goods, 2Uc. per pound. Cooking, pound, Warranted not to eet strony UikS Lutter dices 6) tor One _ th, mouvey ue: Dor a ri yg that ie “Just the wauue thing," Dui yet the bests winch 3c, aes sees, 82 2130, is for sule only by Genter Master Guigdleot 25 7th st. uw, Organs for reut, ash they do not freeze fo it aud line sent by mail S06. ; For circulars, pri LESS CLULHES, b BICYCLE; 501NCH, IN tnddeu 100 ules . Adarees Fe% SALE—A STORE AND DWELLING COM- bined; ocd paying business: ins tiriving sub- tow: ; near depot; convenient to Washington. Dovgata iM taken avon," ENOCH, MAKIS & Cu ¥ st. nw. Fe SAL W HOUSE: 8 ROOMS; LuT 60x120 oct; With appier ponte Glues ooh al Sanat strawberries prt raspberries; in the town hurch, Va; Louse 3 m.uutes trol post ce aud 10 minutes froin depot. Address 1. 1. N01 KUP or Ed. NOKTHRUY, Falls Clureh, Va._m5-2w* — SUBU KBAN ©OLTAGE OF — bear 7th wi )OR RE. Bitims sud atabloon tote ee. TIOLOANON REALESTATE line of cars. $15 to permanent teaant or @ an eben a ear, sy, fan EST sunnier months AS. CAX WOOD, 833 Sth aa moe GO honeee oS a ee aay KENT-BY THE YEAR—A NinEnOom | 7 oes aoe cone eee NO LOAN TaREDIATELY—930,000-5 suns 0 coit's Stution, Metsu) 3. med U.it, Sor par Saee onteoaee Se TP oaaie Tom 1.000 upward, on scod Remi keuate =. lo F st. aw, OR SALE-COTTAGE OF SEVEN, ROoMS a SAS andy: ood, stable: one. ERS FOR Cis —— ai ‘tailor System; with ary inch ONEY To ey ‘wa all scientific tailors cut; patterns aud ma: aud bude aud imstruction rh maven by Mie. BJ. MiBSLR, T4us iel ave. AM ARE PIANOS Piao, with, imal rich toes 8 good show only # #10 cush and g10 ¢ Cover aud Sto. Incluaed. arved Leg Rosewood square Pisno for 10 cash and $0 per mouth, Cover aud Stoo! include And @ nice Piano for ® becinner for 860: 85 pee month. M& PIANO EXOHA 4 Penuay! ely ¥. LANKINS, cor. ‘16 LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT approved real estate security. Loans made at stort notice, BH. WARNER & CO, hw. W y ANTED- POSITIONS Fok WKITE AND COL- Cooks, Nuises, Housemen, Maids, Kitehen, Farn, abd Decry Hands &e., (French aud German Maids, Cabndiau Natves, Japaudw Duden). BU NHAMS, Et OF CALADIUM {OR BAl iy r jentum Bulbs as 4 sige plant. For law: on Help for tats clay oF ve references. 613 7th st, nw, 1:7- WwW TED—AT Hr ADQUARTERS TIONS tor Cooks, Chamber Muid, tress, pee and Nurses, Seamstress; Meu ‘Waders, Cooks, Cosch- sb ‘Butlers. BAML. A. COOMBS, O20 Fat aww, W. abe 'SCHMID's, 317 12th st. now. —CAN 8. MALES AND FEMALES: ine Cazes, Purrovw ke.. Gold Fishes, Global Spratt's Duy Meiicives. 'SCHMAD's Lind store, 31 Security, ~~ ONEY 70 LOAN iN SUMS FROM $500 UPWARD, AT 6 AND 6 PER CEN, ON BEAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. BR O. HOLTZMAN, Corner 40% aud _F sie. 8. w. arse or used terms. WALTRK W ELL Wee: SIDE.” Lots fur sale on oui et fiath se mse CARRIAGES, WAGONS, HARNESS, &o, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE aT 8. BENSINGER'S HORSE AND CAKKIAGE BAZAAR, 960 Lowisians omnes ‘The lacrest aud incest complete stock of Carriages, Phaeton, Lucien, Wagous, Haruess, Sc, in thin cy, Cousistink of Coupes, Coupe Kuck tenmon Tor and Canopy Buouche, Extensiou Lop, Under Surrey. Juiup-went Carrie’, Doctire’ at Fueetons, Top and no Lup Bux-1es, Speeding W. Fancy Delivery-rvoers’ Bxpres, Butcuore’ aud bpecding, Koad and rouy Carts. peuulitue at uf Suugle aud Double Hammes at the most "role agen for the city for the Courtland Wagon fox Fine Carrazes, Buggies aud spring Wagons, ap] jo SALSBAMGAING TS SQUAKE PLA from #61 men! count or can. 4. WALD & eBiox bole, for uur ANTED — BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED Woinan, a Situation ay Cook or Chamber Maid f address 125 Va. ave. s.w. 10 —bY AN EXPERIENCED SERVANT, tion a8 Cook in gentiemav’s famil: without washing or irouing, oF ax Assis aut Cook ib Hotei mas lenis: no objeeticn leeving city first 6 recommendations, S star ms WANED BY A WHITE WIDOW, A SITUATION a Working Housekeeper, in the ‘country Drefer. ces. White Man as Coachman or Work in « Dairy, call’ Tous! Latn.w, av ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED Woman, a Situation as Nurse in } Taran AY a to Europe for the summer. 1419 Sth st. nw. Ww: ANTED—BY LADY FROM VIRGINI ——— ekouper. Lo objection to children best references; 20 yours’ experience. Address INDUS: TRIOUS, dtar office. my6-2t* TRIOUs, star oles myer We ‘ED—BY A RESPECTABLE: oe = GiR! itesaon as Chambermaid in Hi = toe Boarding Huune out of i) on Call ae peceat em- ployer’s. 657 South C: . Be, m6-20* WwW WTED.-BY A FIRST. Se DRESS —= ‘who cu tem, under: standing it c it perfectly, Work iy Deo at 2 = ig Re we aoe BY A, FIRST. Serge oy Bu ty Feferences. Address MADAME DENONEIOS: 1713 Puc ave, A2neR4, 3 ANTED“ EMPLOYMENT. BY A max THAT W ‘korsurhiy understands soning, landscape of layue delete = Ww Sarventa, i ie rig on eee oe ¥ iCk OFFIC! cya aueaananieg, ‘BY Subd ese rr | a W. jTED—COUNTRY BOARD, iN Col YY Weeees, mes seus |e Beet eardgerms meet e ranaebin AAS WANTED—LOTS. Nitze Toweet han ‘floes Box iy eet terme, Rote 4 ‘advanced to tous “Yuiit aiid sold ou in- ile Tarerasee meuts to run 5, 1 fe inour Soares Fe SMITHS BON 1s Prats at p Cut aoe Fe, (SALE-FINE SUBUKBAN BESIDEN -story irae house; 6 rooms and bath, stocked with all kinds of frait ‘trees; good well. = brenises, cor, Maple, sve, ond Seung — r2-lan® in- HR, FO: yiveuia avetine, NEY AN ON LEAL Es] ATE O8 FIRST” = Y Tou toi tes Of Luterest , bo vein spese te ecu OC. GREEN, 303 7th st. mw, Mor TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE AL LOW a $26 monty" tnetallmeste' {OIOH NM BLED MEN a7 tounsinne ] {OR SALE—A eat Satna Vanes ACKE sand apply to JAMES M. a Burk low prices. | Carriages taken ou storage. GKLGORY, Oth aud New Yorkave. uw. apS-3m JOK SALE—23 SOILED nd sound Gund Haters oa Tiagen, 162 sate New and uoound-hand a ellos apzt Successor toDANENHOWLIC® 30) SON.1115 Fat, COUNTRY _ BOARD. Xo CAN BE st Be Amat Saucon, fe ‘ST. on Bosse ae OD a epee Sneereen HOME SUMMER BOARD- ee HOTELS. oe f--t 4 ST. x Pye. $0 to 810 we €10 cr] Work ig y PP ak: ew PERSONAL th ts ANTED—THE POST OFFI qhofors raneny tse i Sioshin Washington—about that of their heirs. address, EN Peg iOUD, 608 New Xork Life A GOVERNMENT ChE sickness, Ly ft 3 gogo secur yy snd libera interest TK ‘Address 4.0. “4 mo-se" OW Is THE TIME TO HAV! tains cleaned to put away it peicens Ot {is hate, Fate. tecachanee fora NEW uo in ©: . bedauce payacle @1U won thas RSS PRIYA’ IYATE DETECTIVE AGi CY Sat ton Se *, EBBITT HOUSE WASHINGTON. DG NOTARIES PUBLIC. Chi iatress ‘rome dne a