Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1890, Page 2

le = SOCIAL MATTERS. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. p. c.. —-: =a SEPTEMBER 2 LOCAL LIQUOR TRAFFIC, @retty Autumoal Weddiags—Personal | The Beginning of the ‘the New Ideense Year : Mention. Near at Hand. A large company assembled at Mount Vernon | REGULATIONS WHICH WILL GOVERN THE FILING Place M. E. Church last evening to witness the ae Miss Katie Louise Shaw, daughter @f Mr. and Mrs. F.C. Shaw, and atc. The Sheridan Church of the city post office. = formed (4 the Rev. J. C. Gelock. The "The ashore were Mr. Chas. O. Kimball, Frits Foster, Lg" Edward Heilig. Mr. ward G. Niles, Mr. P. G. Stelle of this city fomde Cc. ec. Peery of Steven City, Va. Tho wedding party were ail in Prince Albert fhe and wore white rosebuds as bridal favors, The bride aud groom entered the church together. Miss Shaw wore a becoming = of cream — faille Francais, the eutin grantee back and front, edged with and ruche of the silk, Short sleeves and long were worn, and the short skirt draped with ‘two sashes canght at the side with two large rosottes. She wore her hair dressed high, with tall aig- that were very becoming, and she car- ried a bunch of La France roses, held with pink Among = Bggeo frieuds of the resent wero Mr, irs. Wo. HH. Chu lay and Mr.aud Mrs, Charles McCahan, Ir. and Mrs, Oswald Baynes, Mivs May Cruett, Miss Martha Gibbs, Miss Stella McCaban, Mr. and Mra. F. E. Ferguson of Baltimore, Mrs. R. V, Niles, Mrs. V. W. Trew, Miss Mary E. Towner, Mrs. E. P. Jewell. Mrs. and Miss Courad, Mrs. R J. Floyd, Miss Annie Kellogg, Miss Eva Fer- and the Rev. J. KR. Parden of Clarksburg, Mrs. Shaw wore a handsome toilet of deed black sulk, Mra. Wm. H. Church was in black silk, Mrs. George F. Shaw, white silk, apd Miss Church, wood brown silk. After the church service the bridal party and to the the mae — drove residence of Mr. F.C. 3 No. 218 A street southeast, where Mr. a ‘Mrs. ‘Church re- ceived the congratulations of their friends Later in the evening a sumptuous supper was served. Then the bride attired herself ia a traveling outfit of gray, dress of cloth, hat of velvet trimmed with pink tips, and the pair departed on their wedding journey in a special Saving-room car that was set apart for their They will go westward to Iowa by way of and will not return here before Novem- her 1, when they will live at the residence of the bride's parents. Among the handsome gifts received was a beuutiful clock from the officials of the legal department of the B. & O. railroad, of which Mr Shaw is a member, and a large lamp from the associates of the groom in the registry tangata city _ — groom's gift to ide was a bracelet mie diamonds, The First Presbyterian Church was gayly decked with palms and vines and golden rod im in srest fusion last evoning for the mar- of Mise Sallie H. Whittlesey, daughter of Hie Virginia Whittlesey of No.'308 Indiana Avenue northwest, and Mr. Theodore F. Sar- gent of New Philadelphia, Ohio, and at present employed in the Pension Office. ‘The service was performed by the Rev. Dr. Sunderland at Se’clock. The bride is descended from the —_ Hyatts of Maryland on her mother's side and the Whittleseys of Ohio are well e early pioneer families e state, The gra ther of the ; @ prominent of Gon. Wm. Henry Harrison's, Tepresents the third generation of ie family that has been prominent in the First Church. ‘The ushers were Mir. A. C. Richardson, Mr. R. G. DuBois, Mr. Thomas Johnston and ule OF APPLICATIONS FOR SALES OF IXTOXICANTS BY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL~~A COMPARATIVE STATEMENT. Twenty-six days more nore and the applications race M. E. Mission at 7:30 | for bar-room licenses for the ensuing year will have to be filed with the District authorities. No new regulations will be made this year by the Commissioners, The prosent regulations require the applicant for a licenso to sell tiquor to file his application with the asscssor at least ten days before the lst of November, the begin- ning of the license y FORM OF APPLICATION. The applicant 1s further required to file a pe- tition “setting forth the name and residence of the applicant, the place where such license is desired, the name of the owner of the premi- | Ses; that the place to be licensed is necessary for the accommodation of the public; that the applicant is the ouly pecuninrily inter- estered in the peste asked to be licensed, and whether the applicant has had a lice: during the preceding license year, or any part of it, which for any cause bas been suspended or revoked. That neither the applicant, vor any person for him, has given or promised to any of the signers of the written permission re- quired by the third paragraph hereof, any re- ward or compensation of any kind or value for such signature, and that the applicant is now and intends to be for the next year an actual resident of the District of Columbia, ‘This pe- tition shall be subscribed and sworn to vy the petitioner.” The second paragraph requires the approval of applications before the opening of new places. RESIDENTS WHOSE CONSENT MUST OBTAINED. The next paragraph is that requiring the written assent of “the majority of the residents keeping house on the side of the square where is desired to locate such business and on the side of the square opposite the same, and if a corner house such sleners will be required in all cases on both streets. (The term ‘residents keeping house’ docs not include boarders, persons renting rooms, or tenants renting flats). natures to such applications must be‘made iu ink, and agents siguing must name their principals. ‘The fact of such ownership of realestate and of the required residence shull be certified by the assessor of the District of Columbia, and the genuineness of the signa- | tures of doth Cat hes owners and residents shall be ascertais and certified by the lieu- teuant of the police precinct which embraces such pro) location. WHERE LICENSES WILL NOT BE GRANTED. The regulations then mention the classes of persons and places to which licensee will not be granted, which includes all places within 400 feet of a school house, disorderly houses, places kept by persons convicted of violation: of the liquor laws, grocery and provision stores (for retail license), &c. Objections made against persons or places will not be consid- ered unless the name of the person complain- ing appears, Anonymous communicftions will be consigned to the waste basket. Paragraph 8 of the regulations reads: “Li- ceuses to sell intoxicating liquors by retail in that portion of the District of Columbia out- side of the cities of Washington aud George- town will not be granted to any person whose place of business is within 1,000 feet of another place licensed for the snme business, excepting in cases where four-fifths of the heads of fami- les residing in said portion of said District Lioyd B. Wight. The bride und groom were [ peng up the aisle as they entered, arm , by two maids of honor (mem- bers of the bride's Sunday school class) Miss = Bessic Hine, daughter of the ex-Commissioner, and Miss Bessie Knight, girls of twelve, The bride wore « sweeping of white faille Francais, the bodice laced the long sleeves puffed on the shoul- bridal veil was fastened at the side ith ferns and white roses and the bridal bouquet was composed of white roses, The little maids were in frocks of white siik and white slippers and they cutried baskets of La France roses. A reception at the residence | of the bride’s mother followed the service, and later Mr. and Mrs. Sargent departed for their journey. Last ovening at 7 o'clock Potomac Chapel, six miles southwest of Rockville, was the scene of a pretty wedding. The contracting ties were Mr. James A. Sutton of New Tork city aud Miss Mollie V. Bell of Glen, two aud a baif miles from Potomac, and lately of Greenfield Milla, Md. The ceremony was performed by Rev. David Buch, the regular pastor, according to the rites of the Methodist church. ‘he bride and bridesmaid, Miss Mattie Sutton, a sister of the groom, were handsomely dressed in white. The groom's best man was William Howarth of Boston. Miss Elia M, Beull of Delis, Md., presided at the organ and rendered the wedding march in excellent style. The church was beautifully decorated with a bell, typical of the bride's name, suspended from the arch under which the knot was tied. The — was filled with friendsof the coutract- ‘ties, Amoug tuove from Washington were a Clinton Robert: and George Morrison. Miss Maggie Sutton of Pleasantville, Pa., Misses Fannie Beall and Katie Peters of Della, Md. Dir. J.C. Hilde@rand of Baltimore and Mr. Chas. Peters of Gien acted as ushers. After the ceremony the newly wedded pair received ag cangaveciiians of ale many friends and t.0k carr.zges for Rockvills and took the train for tue west A sumptuous dinner was enjoyed by tkose present at the residence of Mrs. Lucy J. Peters, sister of the bride, at 5 p.m. The bride received a number of handsome presents. Mra. Admiral Scott has returned to the city from a visit to W-st Puint and Saratoga and is as the Eboi't Ho ww. Mrs. Prescott, daughter of Commander and Mes. A. G. Kellogg, has a daughter, born Sep- tember 20, Mrs. Elza Barry of 1400 15th street north- ‘west returned today from Summit Point, W.Va, where she has bee: mmmering. Pay Director Looker, who was compelled to resign the paymaster generalship of the navy ©u account of ill health, is mush mugeoved. He spent the summer in the Blue Ridge mountains end at Virginia Beach. Mra, Geo. W. Buckingham has returned to the oity after an absence of three months, Mra. James R. Young and ner daughter, Miss Annie Barclay Young, are the guests of Bir. Young’: other, the Hon. John Kussell Young, in New York city. ‘Mz. and Mrs. Beall R. Howard and Mrs, How- ard’s sister, Miss Mary Barclay Adams. sre gues's at the Hygeia Hotel, Fort Monrve, Va. Mrs. John A. Logan was on the steamship jer in New York yesterday to receive her ae, Mra. W. Logan Tucker, who has been ebroad fur some time. , airs. Bi. Montgomery, wife of Capt. Mont- Romery, is visiting her mother at 1503 2ist ‘upt. Montgomery, who bus been sta- New York for the past two years, is expected in a few days. Mrs. Thos. P. Cleaves, who recently returned from a European trip, has gone to Portland, Bie., to visit her son, Dr, Cleaves, Mr. 8. B. Boyd of Knoxville, Tenn., is in the city, the guest of Mr. aud Mrs, Jus, Ci bam of 930 3 street. eae Dr. Geo M Kober, who left on the 9th of July for Germany to attend the Berlin medi- cal congress, has returned tohis home, 119 Q Street northwest. He visited his birthplace aad other places of interest in Germany. ‘Mrs. Maude Micheuer Shannon and family of No. 2311 M strect will return to the city the latter part of this week. Mrs. Shannon's sister, Buss Gertrude, expects to visit her in Decem- ber and remain until spring. er E. Joyce, son of Maurice — of this and Miss Emma V. Pierson wi A novel and pretty feature of the marriage last evening of Mr. ond 8. Collins to Miss Minnie E. Grady at Holy Trinity (Catholic) Georgetown, was the playing ou the of the wedding march from Mendeis- er eburch. mony was performed by the Bev. Father Koccotort, Rev. Father , pastor of the church. The bride was mw a dress of white China silk. The within one mile of the premises for which such license is asked shall petition therefor.” A COMPARATIVE STATEMENT, It is thought that the number of bar-room licenses issued for the coming license Fr will equal, if not exceed, those issued last year, when the Commissioners made a sweeping re- duction in the number of saloons. ‘ihe reduc- tion is shown by 8 comparison of the figures: For the year 1887-88 the Commissioners acted upon 2.897 applications for licens and retail, while during the succeeding year, 1989-90, they acted upon 2.371 applications. During the first year mentioned applic were acted upon as _ follows: sale, 892 approved and 68 rejected; retail, 1,727 approved and 215 rejected. During the year 1859-90, up to August 1, 702 retail licenses were approved and 119 rejected, aud 450 whole- sale were approved and 100 rejected, showing a decrease of 1,025 rotail aud 442 wholesale liquor dealers. dn ordee to have their applications filed in accordance with the provisions of the regula- tions the liquor men will have to display con- siderable activity, as many thousand signatures have to be obtained. The Destruction of Pompeii, extensive prep- arations for which have been made at Atlantic Park, promises to be one of the finest spectacles ever presented in Washington. Ten thousand square yards cf beautiful scenery, including ‘Mt. Vesuvius in eruption, a lake of real water 300 feet long, 500 people on the stage, the de- struction of a city, races on the water. all kinds of athletic sports and games, a magniticent dis- play of Pain’s fireworks, comprise only a part of the exhibition, Read the advertisement in party, reciprocity question with a Jimmie. THE JAIL AND THE WARDEN. Many Changes Since the First “Lockup” up,” located on New Jersey avenue near the coast survey building and was capable of hold- ing ten or a dozen prisoners. lockup, or jail, was in the alley between 4%, 6th, C streets and Louisiana avenue, of the walis now forming the stable of Sproh’s restaurant, After that the building subse- quently used as the Washington Infirmary, im-| V mediately in the rear of the court house (on | how to milk. the line of E betwoon 4th and 5th stroots) was | WYANT used as a jail till about fifty years ago, when | ave the District jail, or old “blue jug,” as it was called, near the corner of 4th an built." It was occupied until about twelv. ago, when the present s end of the city was built andthe “blue jug” was torn down. ordinate to the marshal. when an act of Con- gress placed the appointment in the hands of the President; but in 1869, under the theory that the office should not be » political one, it was placed under the Supreme Court of the District. The late Gen, Crocker was appointed warden in April, 1869. The salary at present is $1, poe mgr Lape a pes of henge required of the incumbent, The term is for = four years, and the appointment of guards, | WAN; HD.FOH PRIVATE FAMILIES Two firmation by the chief Col. J. B. Burke, Frank Miller of Georgetown and J. Frank Millner, ticket agent Baltimore depot, have been presented. Thore are but two | 1160 15th st. uw. of the six judges im the city at present and it may be that no action will be taken until all have returned to the city. about October 1. a ee oe SHOUTING STARS. There was a great deal of local color in that | WAX ovation to Congressman oe last night ax EWRIT APHER Ww Wish =_ cian Mr. Morton will even remove the bar-ometer Wire YOUNG LADY from the Shoreham, AND GEN. Jones: “Do you drink?” Snamatic Brown: “Well, I should smile.” pas Hs 38 ANTED — 2 FInsT- none waist ee D A fire engine shows its hose without a blush, Welty ‘$7,par week: none but experienced ants DS TO Ttappears to be an easy thing to Reed a| WAR TRDASALEEMEN ED SELL GOODS, TO democrat out of Congress, SHWE RSG ee ye south Bend, atte! ‘ANT! ED-A YOUNG WHITE MA, Wi Sree: WN SouN Eee Tho President haw ret returned to the White Houso and the perpetuity of the Republic may 0 on perpetuting as usual, Wisk FIRST-CLASS witt a White ver! for Laundry an: elec. 0 betwe and 12 ce reauined pubes. 22 ‘For OUR ze10 FALL les te avlect from, AKNUM & CO. 931 Penna. avs. OUT OF SEASON. The melancholy days have come, The saddest of the Muse, When lines must be indicted to The sere and yellow shoes, W NTED—1,000 Bi OVEHGOAT: plenty of s VILL PAY ¢ GRAND ABMY MEN one order dai MURS Le WisbetEn & © 25,2 nH A! shore, 3 hast 14th at, New York city. Left out in the cold—the weather last night Wh! TED —A 1 GURL FOR GENERA spat’ Vermont sve, uear Thouiee Uivele WHITE BOY 10 AT. Dt 4 useful, Call after, 3 A CHICAGO SPELL. “So you've been knocked out?” said e friend to Congressman Lawler yesterday. “Kuocked out?” echoed Mr. Lawler with a fierce spurn in his voice for the rights of the orthographist; “I should ed Iwas knocked out, aud with a big N, too, o'cloc! Wie POLS Hiourcrcte ius fruall Paunily; air waxes, 71 1 4th wt. nw. WOMEN COOKS, $10 T0 975; CHAM. aide, Sure and Laundreew oF ecw, Dri Hands 4, COOMBS, O10 Fst. Wet NTED SA GIBL YORK GENERAL HOUSE- It is the woek actress who doesn’t like one ith Guod Keforonces, Apply ut 424 10th night stands, : we at* Mr, Morton considered it a bar sinister. 7 AeED-aALEGEADT EXPERI D wud Fancy Goods; must come well recou Apply 806 7th st. bw. ANI Dae PRUDENTIAL INSU eee Z Company, Cauvanvereand Corleet: ta; retoreuct Congressman McCreary in speech yester- | and security required. Call Priday, 1003 & stenewele day on the Barrundia killing said: The dock of ANTED.-FIVE OW SIX BUYS, AGE ABO! an American vessel is the territory of the Sse ananannioiaa Masssenusett aves iw United States,” And it was a cold deck for Gen. Barrundia, DUSTRIOUS BOY TO ade LOFHAM'S TRUNK 231 Pennsylvania ave. a, w. vo et Fi PANTED—A WHITE GIKL FOR HOUS! one This is fine weather for overcoats to get ripe was ‘abe HITE, GIKL ¥o! con 3 im ing, washing or trouin: tee — wb tall answer at once. ANTED—TWO SALESMEN ‘THOROUGHLY AC- ie tie Don't all a WwW pe tuamted vith the stk, Vi Dress Goods 3 Mone bul . it experience esd tp sppiy. Appuy to G, FH DICKS, with, Sood Ireckon I had better join the democratic [Billy Mahone. wera EXPERIENCED WHITE oi = Food wages. Apply 1:0 Indians ave, bo- rr PRENTICE; DRUG BUSIN, =F have wome experience. Apply 148 st 1.0. —se0—-— Wa ANTED—A THOKOUGHLY COMPETENT White Woman as Chamber Maid; must bring ref- Apply between 8 and 9 x.m, Sand 6 p. ra. HOEKE, 336 C sen. Wiitoame 3 3H AHREE DRESSMAKERS 7m White Girl to do Housework af 1079 fit at vo 1° was Opened for Business. we The wardenship of the District jail, now an| WWANIEU—A | aboD 3 office of considerable importance, was in old | Cail after 6:Sv p.m. “3h 11th stn. bid times filled by one of the marshal’s deputies. Aut D—COOKS, | #29, to, es, CHAMBER The first jail in the district was a private “lock- Bish Maida, Waptress, Laundiess, Nursos, uslers, ere at olice, hooey AGE kx 613 7th st, uw. s Wi psa MAN TO DO CLOCK RE- jobbing. Apply upie letter only, stat- ae Fo ee and wages expectod. The marshal's s30- portion TANTED—A GOOD LIVE AGENT ZO REPIE- sent a Building and Loan Associatio! on. GRAHAM & SMITH, 728 Lath st. ‘ANTED—A WHITE BOY TO DKIVE A WAGON and & ju the Country at Night; must auow ony ‘S800 # st. n.w. iv A WHITE WOMAN OR GIRL FOR ‘Work ; « ary Ew pecund ion, 3 ce ‘ANTED— BY A LADY SPEA Bran ish. English and « SEPA Lads. “A Address MULE: SV. WiSTko peor = aa sietopeet 1 es oF . ness ge ee mrbwol Addrees ELL: eee A YOUNG LADY, Pott, 7%, a osident oF Daily Gu French aud Music Aires ox Broce ANTED — wi TION: Wa @iainber amide tee, c Saks and Soames refers 1 colo: ‘bina “UR Din ¥ [eST-CLANS | HN ree; ee Seid owt Mau good manager. 709 Ee Warp A mete YOUNG GIRL. WITH some business experience, & Position in an Office or other clerical work. Goud references, M, AKLING1ON, Temple Hotel, city. Wits DA aS TUATION BY A COMPETENT as Coachman or Waiter in Private iy. Relerencer templ 4.) OF Epil Baterens 0 Fromm asthe user. Please al ANIED-BY 4 a Situation as Dist, = to Heip in Khensee adress YOUNG COLOKED: otk A 3 Fefereuses Tall at 1228 ew ree THe AT a Bese ee Butlora SAAI'L A’ Covlks, Cosco Fou ave. ¥ A FIuST-CLASS COOK, A PLA Family. Apply at 812 10th st, ce NASTED—UY AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, Wits in a Real Estate oF Law 0 ES, as - i | se bentof references. Address be AcA., Beat WAND Scot 10 DICKS AGENC UU) Suid Natrges Lauudress icuse Workers, Ih evs, Conchthen, Waiters, Footmien, Fact and Dairy moll; ill avereferenees from lat place, Sis thet. Wi Sila Situaucn to do Ge iuTEDS -BY A BESPECIABLE COLOR! e Br A_ WASHIO .ABLE Kisco ae Such in a Private Fi ‘Mass. TED— 7 TWO RE = ‘ABLE COLORED Girls, Situations us Nurscs or Chumbermaids, it Call or address ¥24 Graut ave. nw. WASTED. A YOUNG MARRIED MAN OF TEN 3 with good references de- experience and sires en Suuplos ment as Grocer 056 Sls Senvorter at mod wages. Address W.A. WASTER Sab AEST AD ANTED— SITUATIONS FOR FiRST- CLARA Vooks, Elevator x, Love, Porters, Ladies: Mail Seaw stresses, Drivei joawemen, alerladies, au Stary (help for Conumiasion itouses), B ‘D—A YOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE A 4 osition ag Lady's Maid and aeons oF te do ¢ Chamber Work and Sewing. Addrets Stal TAN TED-OY A SKITLED LADY OF TLN ars’ experience in texchimg, @ Positiun ap or Companion to & Lady, or How heer: ned at Li vauts, with ref rast, cond te clay INTEETUnNcr of Ich, 90S Bet, w.. and your order wiil be filled a with dinatch, ee: ROO: ished, for Livlit Housekeeyiuss with vas; state id location; self, wife sud thirteeu-year-old or. Address LH.K., Star office. 1 ANLED—TWO OK THKEK UNFURSISHED rooms by married couple; bochildren ; ue house- keeping; Lorth of K,castof ldtu st, uw. Addi 0.1, Star office. so ANTEDSA ROOM BY A SINGLE MAN IN he city. Address K.M.U., star oiltice. NANT D—THAFE ON FOUR UNFURNISHED Hooms immediately, on first ur second foo: suitable for housekeeping; famuly small, ‘Addons FAMIL! rofice. s2o-2t" & Wik —A NEAT GIKI. AS NURSE Fo! om. Apply at 1606 13th st. a. PANTED =A. WOMAN TO DO WASHLNG, I tug aud Generel Housework recommended. Inquire 630 D G streets was are ture at the eastern Until 1854 the wardenship remained sub- | novies?bunsses, nous but thos hone ba once nocd aply,, Apply toG, F. MENURIC Yoodw ae Ws ae “COLORE MAN TO COOK, Weal =) Iron. “Avly. 118 ad st. #0. 1 WV ANTED-AN ACTIVE WHITE Boy, AGE BE- ‘twoon 27 and 30 yours. Apply at thst mew. Wes DY TO MAKE PANTS. CALL AT +, BAKNHAR (T'S, 610 bath et nw. Nove but experienced danas need apply. ite White Cooks. one Laundresa, two Col tw Sosa jored Cooks, is made by the warden, subject to con- justice, lace the names of Rob- to leave city’; re! . BUWIE's, G20 ‘Thus tor the vacant pl Ci ert Ball, crier of tho Court in General Term; goon ovstER suvcK = Berton Russ, who has held the position of Etele 34 and Fa. ave. uw. 10° deputy warden over twenty years; Col. Hynes, WAXicas BOY, Ai (MEVENTEEN, To A8- sist in Grocery Store; Catholic preterr and Ohio railroad at ‘the New Jersey avenue ARTED — A RESPECTABLE. COMPETENT White Uirl to Do General, Housework Uy of Three. Apply, with refercuces, ut 1220 46h W ee GOOD GE! . AN bo Funeral of Dr. W. B. Jones. fare House Work of & binell Yanily. “ruauize at The funeral of the late Dr. William Brook 1 Penn. ave, n.w. Jones took place from St. Patrick’s Church at y ATED —* COMPETENT (GouORED KL To 9 o'clock this morning. Requiem mass was ai aa rai Sata iad cae Aeon said by Father Walter. The interment, which call a t723 4: a 4-6t was private, was made in Mount Olivet Cem Want! 1wo ser Ast ote WOMEN—ONE FOR another column. ‘the music will be by the | tery. The employes of the health office, where Cook sud Chauiber Maid, other to Nurse; ust be Marine Band. Admission, 25 cents; reserved | the doctor had been for several years, held a | svletptretal Starotice mo! seats, 50 cents; boxes, €1 per person, There will be a change of program at Ker- nan’s this evening, Lester and Allanand Kiralfy each presenting a new feature, ——_——. Invited to the Fair in Baltimore. The Washington Light Infantry corps has received an invitation from the Grand Lodge, F.A.A.M., of Maryland to attend a fair to be given atthe armory of the Fifth Maryland Regiment in Baltimore next month. The in- vitation bas been accepted, and the members of company D, Capt. Jona 8. Miller, are now | secipeing, b to fulfil the engagement. The mem- Grilting thr three evenings in each week. — Deserted by Her Husband. Mary J. Perry has, by Col. Jack Brown, filed a bill for divorce from Charles O. Perry. She states that under the name of Huynes she was married February ¢, 1871, to Perry by Rev. Dr. Parker. and she charges that her husband de- serted her in 1881, and that she has not heard from him for seven years, age The Takoma Park Gun Club. The Takoma Park Gun Club held its weekly meeting yesterday. Twenty blue rock pigeons were liberated at 18 yards rise. The score was as follows: Dr. Wm. G. Schafhirt, 14; Capt. Lay, 13; D. F. Mason, 12; C, Brashenrs, 11; A. P. Crenshaw, 10; Dr. AD V. Parsons, 9; J. F. Barch, 8; J. Ford Th mpson, Je. & Reported for Tux Evanrxe Stan. Tue Question or Licut.—The economic management of public lights, now that Alexan- dria owns both the gas and the electric plants, has become a most important matter of mu- nicipal policy. The main street of the town has an are burner of 1,500 candle power every 300 yarcis, and outskirts are better lighted than those of any city ou the Atlantic coast—far bet- ter than some of the best portions of Washing- ton—there being electrie lights on ungraded streets with few houses. The contract for the electric plant was made extensive enough to afford means of selling incandescent li; anand it was said that the rent of the electric lights would pay the expense of the light works, but owning to a contest over the payments the in- candescent lights sent by the hg gt ogy uy were never put up and were has givea the citys su undauce of arc xcept on afew Com- lights, but no profit is lights reuted to the pany and the electric lights make « big item in the city expenditures. The gas, too, although the electric lights ss been en aglow for a "year, has never been turn street and have ting —_ but the lower board has laid The matter Cracurt Covrt.—The circuit our, a Keith, is still in session, its time m Hh | i f i i i | i f ; i f ; i q i and W. €20,000 dam: for being put off the train at Four- Poa A road from Washington to Alexandria. he ok pice sonariae epee ee, being eschie Dulles. AL = from 3. Se nena is bee reaterday, when the Officer was him to do dut Sabdbngeicrpateeentoos et the house, = meeting yesterday and adopted the usual reso- A Fiw Srscuars Is Fun Ax), 4 —' KPI Ni luslone of regret and sympatby, aud today at- Ware o SRE EnIENCED YOUs wd eaves | tended the funeral in a ly. Store, App.y at GUE Vib st. uw. iy = WwW ANTED— ula ave. ANTED—WARNESS MAKER, ONE WHO CAN V ationd to repairs maxe Changes. Audrose 43, Star ofice. WINTER DRESS GOODS. WANTED a BESERCTABLE |G OLR = Gi. ral House Worx; ust be a good cock; 15 pieces All-woo! Plaids, handsome combi- | no ‘washing or Sroniug reterenice Fequived Sn nations, only 50 cents. at vi! 50 pieces Plaid and Striped Dress Goods; Just Housework in tauitly of two, wag Coca ves sae te Camel Ye Hair Checks, | month. Apply immediately 13:5 Nraners Kot aegis ere Wee eran te JORG eae S4-inch Fancy Cioth, all the latest styles, 7 = only $1.00. ANIKD—A WHITE GIsL_ FOR ooo | 3 ING ‘Ad- stating color, referenor DMESLIC, Stur vflice. WwW DRY | ‘A GEN TA EMAN: ONE OR EwO Kooms, south of K st, with breakta Pornancnt it suited. ‘Addrens ¥eRMANENI. 1 Box 5 Star office, V TANTEI E.CAP. ST, ONE OR Fo Fi - ished or Unfurnished ‘Kooms on second floor (one room trout), with ferred, by two prefe aduits; permanent if suited ; pr.vate tumily preterred; ices gave and required. MW... Star office, reietes 2o-St" ‘ICELY FUKNISHED BOOM, past pitol; without board, ANTED—FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND SITTING too and Bed Room iu the northweat by Geutle- Ww man und Wire, oar + stateterme and full j u i A QUIRT FAMILY, BY aa iter four sear ‘old, Two D— dswan, wife sud dru or Three Unturnished® terer. Or would share Ausweratoucy DAV iY GENTLEMAN, LARGE Fit wo Kooms, turnished or partly fu Bished, with erat, Capitol’ Hill prererved. Wo U: D. foeme centrally located, tut ‘Adulta: Lig houswkess ig; terins oF to exceed $1 Ausdvees W.N.H,, Star offic ANTED—TWO OR THREE _ ONEDRNISUED W Rooms for light housekeepi 134, star office, sean z| WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WwW TED—AN | UPKiGuT ‘Plano “40 BIOKE for use of stine: grea: cure taken and ouly for use of Address PIANO 383 WASH WOMAN pianist; uo children, oO. it way a Familiy Wash 2 Take home Apply at ae BS dave. vow. Y A DRESSMAKER Wio tands her business, wors te do at home Faystemcutend At perfect. Wanted at the Ot wy the s24-2t° the T: sane thine, Girls tv teach bow to cut and m. sea at once, 1036 3d st. n.w. __ FOR RENT—ROOMS. NICE LARGE OXFURNIGHED act for married ee = other ens. 0 . NPUR. | and cold water: ‘yfia pepe “Ray a t Mot to exce tired wear State Dept. ~ ag ‘price and location, Bex | ett ANTED—BY A} BY A FAMILY OF OF TWO, AN UN Bisbet — a. k RENT-LARGE BAY WINDOW FRONT Wir tian TOBUY FROM OWNER A DWur- | Hi Room: nicoly furnished. sot ihern past northwest or on Capt for Wicv oie; Q st. near 14te et. P meg fantom 000 8380 AG: | fOr Gentinmens price @12; Telerenoes Fogut e st. mw., giving full patie, ree TWILVE, bust oftice. : one at Git RERT_FURNISHED LARGE PL LEASANE ¥ TSE (6& Feeor, WAS2EP 2GUeE To REST. Peneoeal ae adj ine singic oi eg waste, every eonvenieace, went plomts roudered promptiy.. re have gore aiftieaty ns om, Private family, 310 2a <a houses than we cam HU. ACKER & bADsbY, {Gon er w. SOK KENT T¥0 NICELY FURS ANTED_HOUSES PROM €4,500 TO a Alse Lots iu Washineien ave Laster Helghes T—ikve HST. LARGE NICELY PU aC ACKEK ADSBY, mumicering Keots, ea rhe ould Fiet_mw._ | on let. 2d ana 3d floors =—_—_— ee Congrosn Call Between {OK RENT—IN a PRI ase Cog Room, newly papered for two #4; * Katee GERMAN, Star office “1334 NEW YORK AVE. NW, FuR- | fora! hished Apartinenta, a suite oF single, wilh 'Board; | CeBtral Boles gener furnaces. gtetes; ceutral location, near ta and cars; refersnces exc oe Soutn-front Koons | SeNTLEM M x ¢ ) CHEERFUL, | €e'Hemen only, immediate pomsession ; es ee ished K me, pet, wee heat, | KRENT—POURK BEAUTIFUL LARGE Rooms: per mucnth: desirable fall Moon @hs peivate fey: furnisbed family, cormer bo ii VIG Lihat, Tee lines care pase dev at" | erates: bay w r at eS a front, reterevoes southern expose artments; with home table. 1 winter. Also Table Board, RENT By THE FIST OF OCTOBER, TWO Brivht, Peasant seound-Boor Row cove Ee, ) NICELY PUMNISHED ROO! ith or without Board 4 and secon: thre etsy ey, oF fentiemen, students; mins eed i 5 1axT. CORNER 4 ifs mactte ave.. Lange Nice SOK KENT — mageadl SAV “ Fes Puruished Meouss ‘chagle "or or oy I couveutcmoes: scvond strictly private fanuly. i 6T AND MASSA. Fe Ud > YORK = uroiabed second toot, iso Table Board. Hetereuces sod Ae (OR RENTAL “THE WHITLEY.” 7 NoRTaE AuT | Sentlemen preferred: references. corner of 10th wud af sus. new, Furaished | Jon RENT-FURNISHED KOOMS NEA Front Kovms with Board. One Frout ~y tH Fo. 4 Pemsion offices, ES ema na toely hestBa | ta at's es re ‘a 7OK | RENT — DESIRABLE SECO. Foon ¥ ‘rout Roows in private family getnturuished ; euit soutien ond wile = SD -BTORY rnished bie 1 ee 51 Mode Islaud FOR RENT—FLATS. RENT—HANDSOME FLAT: THREL ROOMS and bath: newly uisued. every couveulence, ca he Bouse ; tems roasomaule. ZOLb met b. Fa Fe, KENT 15131 NEAR K.3 UNFURNISHED id Sd oors, and Dintug Ryom wnd Kiccheuta iu Exchange for Bourd. Heat, Ges aud Attend- Lady and Child, outy Address 1 oth st,, Star vffoe, * JOR RENT-AN OFFICE POR Doctou JOR RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED 100M patent ove Furnished lio Pict Houck See BOR RED HOOMS | Zi tetemetiorsey. Alsooue # % and ‘boat ‘tou, et ee St ag a ee UfBicen th “2 window anonth, G06 Pa ave. ne. 5-30" {OK RENT—1225 NEW YORK AVE. TWO SEC. | heat ond-Sour Rooms, furuisbed as parlor and bed room ; south front; laxye closets; bath same floor, Felerences ate exposure: altuve; bew Urs danily: €15, references. ‘Gkaw a sa nati it ane a ‘Ok KENT—HAN DSOMELY FCRNISHE _ omen we of Kooms, scond story; also Hall Roum 706 Oth st. now, KABLE rity! ROOMS IN NEW favs —4 SF ST. ; good light; steam heat &e A TCOUMBE, 612 F st. and 1625 New York ave. + BEF ICE HOOMS SUITABLE PoR 10. a ESTATE OR LAW OFFICES, CORRESPONDEN otsriers THER PROFESSIONS, o : ALL HEATED B: Fine, Large Boscia hott — Fo, SSS KOOMS ON SECOND FLOOR of First-class House, furnisbed or unfuruished; reat Joy te permanent tenaiit; near two lines of cars. Ad- dress A.A.A., tar office, we Fire rd-floor Rooma, ANY FiluUn SPaCk hating od RENTS Low sane Thave just remodeled, —THREE OR FOUL FUKSIsaED ~ in the us and 610 ihireu, beer asked Kooms; new honse; mod. imps: pri; 3B. WIMER, 608 1th at. ¥ate family wouerate ; nieut to x stand F es BUSINESS LOCATION, 8. ko RENT_UNF FUENISHED-TWO r Communicatia ovmes Meats bath ou tee ¢? ‘OK ReNT—D} SIKABLE OFFICE AN D DWrii- ie fu the Walter Muilaing, 1008 KELL & McLiwa’s, 100s i ft ST., OPPOSILE TF Fas Ris F lundsowely Furnished Koo closets and open fire piaees , reasonable prices Es me — sis im RoE MENT OUNCE gHED—THER {yk KENT—DESIMABLE OF aera — | | Tyuhhd bath room, second floor; rent ¢ heen aud veutlativn. elevator ‘and all asod, itupe. Posen A w bork ave, aus¥- lan 915 Lat nw, ~~ FOR RENT- STORES. JOL RENT—LARGE »TOKE AN . F “uhwest cor, of Sth and Nie oat ra, oF any other bution er ke DUVALL, 925 Fat ee oy ui STORE AND of Koons st the coruer of 14h and andQsta ne = 0 LST. N.W., FURNISHED : home comforts, reasonable Futes: no childrem; gentlemen preterred. ‘Call a: id see WO KLEGANT STONED ON me tn the Shoreliama, oue teady puneneeeiye et Apply te JOH iy Be) ro the other (OK 1 == —1017 I ST, TWO LAKGE COMMU cating Front Kooms, second floor; three closets, Also Three Counectirg Koos third fluor, upfurutabed or partiy furuished , wii be arranged for light bo keeping; bath aud gam OK KENI—TWO FURNISHED, AKL suitabie for Physician's Utfiees. ave. on KENT — Cok. a Fogo Teen ot Np. Poe oe oR ER ad aul Szo-3e | Bice Condition. New Modern Show Winde Ss ben in. Will Jease eutire building fur three NICELY ‘FURN pee moUN | st Frout aoa at 483 _Siseod-ot ©. DUVALL, 925 Fat. aw. ra sn that, “sents arisen nhs Pe s & Ov. tient acre scary i a3 Fees with bath house and location first-class; private fam” | #11 oderate terms. —7i¢ 12TH AT. ‘k Kovus tur geutemen moat XW Ee TpIMD- COUNTRY REAL ESTA TE, ACRE PLACE NEAK BeLis- from Washington on O.K.K., for 8700, on small cash, tevane; high wround. cleared: fenced, hue view? fret. class roads. « rare chauce to secure a tract of land wear where sinail lots have = readily at the same fyure, St hOBL. KE. MUGRIn. 700 14th #t. 7 34° RIVER FARM. $1,000, 96-ACKE ome: Sf cose, O18: | t- Haver Farni9:h acu be ang ‘at oZ5. TH OR WITHOUT BOAKD— | , hod and unfurnished, second aud Biird floors; couveulent to the departuiente, stn. w, 825- TED—A THOROUGHBKED IM1SH SETTER: fay preterreds price uot to exened B15. A HUN aes Star oitice. * U, 250-ecre Tree, ii, P CHAMBERS, Peaerabsl Ww ANTED—TO MENT A FARM NEAR THs CITY. Will work laudiord’s oF Will furnish team. “ KB, PRICE, Crows (OOMS—FURNISHED OR UNFUR- suitable for light housekeeping. ithern exposure. Tis ke TE: Wé i Fed; tirst-class pa- gti am} Poaceae P eOUiod STABLE, a cam) ran. or " aud fete uwe sz¢-lm* Weta a Pay ates Te fent an jane for carelut a erate se: Bupa fof Music and Languages alse desired. Ad~ M.1.2Z, Star office s2a-20 LL AMATEUK PHOTOGRAPHERS their Printing and taper done by Photographer, 419 9th et. u. ed » have LARDNeu, Linco. Hall. Striped end Fisid Clothe for Irish Peasant -ANTED— A WHITE GIL TO ASSIST IN 1, Hot e. Cail at 10U8 8 at, Cloaks. 36-inch Cream Twilled Flannel for Blazers, only 50c. per yard. Wasted - witic Ww Erinn ‘ the lead- eee eee airy Maude (oer Butlers, Covks, Feria a Fy aude (ace apy Jweuisa Woman.) BULNHAMS, 1110 GW, CAMPETS.Tngraine at 7 ie, aoe. and 500, | -#20-0 oe Ali-wool Extra Supers ut 68 cents. Tapestry ANTED—A C MPETENT 1 HOUSE MAID; uo Brussels at 50, 65, 75 and 85 cents. Home a Maaired Buy Rugs, Portieres and Lace Curtatus, ga2 Tih st'n = Curtain Scrim, a big drive at 5 cents per yard Waa segs ‘TENT ee on Bargains in Oil Cloths and Mattuycs, ph Address sox 45, Sta CARHART & LEIDY, 928 7that. and 708 Ket. nw, Philadelphia Store WAXZED-A Good WHITE COOK, ALxO WHITE Chambermaid, Good fea, seferenuces re- quired, Apply at suubusy, "Wrowing ave, Sd se Beyond Counsetiont ave, oi Corunubia road, Lint house yu worth, szB-3t" ED—TWO GOOD SHIKT 1k AN Brite tab teeth Taundry, 51 2 ERS wh aT st. Bt Faz Srs Is Hass WANTED TWO. RXPERIENCED BALES GIRLS. {hauire st K. MICULAUDED', 1196 F at nw. WAXED, g09P SAFETY OR UERIGHT BI- cycle, Must be # baryain. State ul) particulars aud lowest price. Address BAFKIY Bie Chi Star offi Saranee LIMITED NUMBER OF ‘HORSES Kheev. Moraes for Ls ture and Winter Kee. Morsee placed in yarate ft Faerun (rom Washiugton aud" hss rubnitw water iu every field. Warm box stalls for winter, Wil) ruarant of care, Young Jersey Cows und Heliers tor sale. Four Yearling sate ig calf next euring. ot urices to ouit yurchusers. 19K, Alisugh’ Graud Bhere House, ae ees WT ie Far: Avenel P.O, Montgomery obs, Sade e2o-tu thee J ANTED_YOU, SHOULD, REMEMBER THE eer School Book Exchange; estavlished im su still buy, sell oF exclange wew oF acc- trees jks “All kinas of standard and Bescetlan eras pooks, take in mage. A excl AMS, ‘s2i'amt S257 aw. a We TED—H. BAUM PAYS THE itignexr casi V inices for Furnivure, Carpets, “eu ptore ire i Fixtures Ei ry Dunlap's New York styles in SILK and DELBY HAYS for Full and Winter weer now ready, Blagk Derbies from $1.50 to #5. Correct Styles, Popular Prices, Fine Appr’ tot oot Bas or, as Wi 4 Chat: Goods, Nellie Bly Caps 50c, each, they Ww. aa Aa Ne ANTED—ONK PFIRST-Cl.Ast WHITE RaLBER | BY WILLE: W Haute Mian; will pay 83 en oe dona Malf over G12. ateUiy Cai. wo eee ae HATTERS AND FURRIERS, WAxtk RaPasere, WarEE, wo . rofereuces, miuy 96-n 905 PENN. AVE. pp, apply hia’ anes: @ooD ater ¥ALESMAN APPLY Bear etbas referen. ts and sass Witch expected Ene a LAD sn. FALL §tOCK WO OR TEREX ROW EADY. 1 WAN ‘dinuers. OAT PUAN . 108 Btn at. oy . Wats BoY TO —- IN ara SHOP aud Furuiture Store, wast be well Fecousustided: state wagee expected, axe, &c. XX a Ty a. OF rice aurep—a2 Ci7y J eceat plication for ‘Suveraupent positions ted, eetaad ted te pene Coata, 0c. vest hk Pants, 25, 708 reat Oo eS ee Altering and Kepairing neatly done, Seteh — pone eeS ERPLOTMERE ke Goods called for and delivered. waite clared far lf kinano coments lor, BR A. REEVES, 814 K st. n.we with Fefereuces. memoved ty 7UU oe, eu7-6m Under the Frederick, Was vend ue ae a lonce and bot te ee Taz Tuousos.Hoverox Exsomo | 255-05 COMPANY, (620 Atlantic avenue, Bostos, Mass. wi on ren ab enenoren CH, 1F3S Ger Tur Burr TUK CONCORD HARNESS LUTZ & BRO, 407 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel, + Sevrenen Sey ten eee neeie a COME 1V-10t* _ x, Warriors 3 NM | Qiecialty. Address 314 Oth et. nw. #20 (coiteng COMPETENT WAITRESS AND 7 ANTED—ALL (DD BOXKt CF CIGARS MUST Wille proterzed; Uriux refereuces, ko. Lhove that wore sold for 82, 81 od e150 closiny all out for #125 a bex o! ONE TO sweep. _S1C) Li's Old ‘Stand, 3011 Po. ave ity Call or ja ne? 141s ne X ave. 819-8t Ww HORS! WINTER AT FH. 8 iors EY a dare ber otinding dsily’ wroom: {iP eli horees yent lor tres Gf charge. “Appl WILSON, Ov) Fee ew Wake higtcoenearn jattreases: erect, 31 ‘Matiresses vf al) kinds fo onder “C NELSON, 1220 0 ot new Dery ED-MILBURN'S EOSITIVE CULE Bou ORT Fever apd Malarious Conpiainta: never fail ‘the BY cTeates appetite; of 20 ules, f, Oth ee ee FURNITURE UPHOL- work done in a nest DR. MoGILL'S “ORAXGE BLOSSOM” ates 3; ome tu'e trevtuent, $1: ais mouths, #3. Also “ante cures malaria; 100 doses, . Mra F, *h. BAILEY, Grbcretarent, 420 Fetawe iS ARATE Wisren dh Ome Atl Fee ane sivim. _P, © MERRY, 716 Kst nw. wis HORSES, KEEPING Prag wemes, tans phd Tallee trum salty, OME, “ites as Waser aa Cash ey PAID org and Ofte Pa aaa: ae Seddhewe Ac ce WIADTO: uw. <D-FLOOR LARGE “FONT (0k SALE -FAKM OF 38 x ACKER 9 MILES yom Cit}, on elexan 5 Aa: sonaition fturni-bed, with — a and has confortable dwel Llipy spd other butidines. ER Pare Must be wold. Tat Biiy ke O18 20K RENT—AT 1337 KR ST, NW, aioe <a 2d-sto: iiuoine, single or ea suite,’ wit Post. Fe SALE—FAKM OF 15 (ACKES. TAIPROY handsome d rooms; D> Private family. welling. 8 all Kinase of fru.ts 29 PARRAGUT SQUAKE, AND: buildings in excelicut repair, > miles tro Auacas: ‘st and 24 Gore: furnace’ heat Gat sevod reed, aud a pheno asked Coa ry ee ie ik, BOOKS, O16 12th. Srome: ottioa fasitvasbly ad) couteal: meat set ANTED To LEADE OW BUY SMALL FAMM = — =| Wameats nu Foad of near Eckingtou; ‘ON SECOND F208 Rooms and « am woite: feniabed oF 13th st a, RB kENT—LARGE CHEERFUL Rt coments Foren suite, furuisbed or uuturulahens wit gut board : hoinse uewly papered aut paltited deluguttnl: Opposite park; soterencen 2027 Letm a. ‘Deomenry ot outbuild: Aa; dress, with ‘full particuiare, BUACK, Star ote = TOR SALE-THE FOLLOWING PLACE PkOM to three miles from this city, ob roads, E | suitable for Poultsy” ug Gardeultg Fruit or Dairy with- | Farming or Country jor persous 1m busi- ueas in this cit; jouse: sarge La 20 siren . room New House ‘acres |. ty Acre: Fu wee $e per ents ene ew Cottage, gliovd. 10 Screw at raitoat sta free use of parlor: waui ues aud, bara: largo musabor of trait SPEIVATE FAMILY OWNING LANGE ear Dupont Circl rent Five Nicely Furnished Koons at reasopal ie. ‘rate te Strictiy First- clase Fanuily; wo objection to caterer. “Address NAVY, Star e24-30 } I ST., OPPOSITE FRANKLIN | #00! Park, Part of Hon furnished oF ‘unfurnished ; | C4 ste" Sates ES 7 northern ‘sdult. femily” prose: 3, oul ad er hy Nis, 1321 ot ow. Sate eee ne ella Kk LEASE-ROCK POINT, CHAKLES CQ.. MD; OR RENT—TWO | ones UNFURNISHED Fe on the Potomac ‘and Wieomne 70 mses F Rooms; third floor, No children, 3 c acre. Actes; unimproved; #17 per acre. reveal inne ructs wear «ty, suitable for sul er tots in view of thociiy, 10 autuintest ‘Walk from hoves cars; 4 cents crus per {uot terme $5 per outh. Send tor ieal letin aud map of EY 3 Ruode | from Weshingtom, Dic Line, Comaisie of Za tnlandave. “Oise acres wg ne axS oud outwards [POR KEY ‘D-STORY FRONT KOOM; yh hg ne PE aes exposure, “Private {auils: | whirven where Baltinors ald Wasbiugtou, steusen seniaemaaten daily =o ‘The best money-mactug prop- ENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT | erty iu sourhe: arytans ito Guana aati atid 2 Goons: with or without Bosnds terms, &c.. appiy Apply or oddress 1802 M st. nw. s24-3t° | FEM, Attorney Oe = S-c0T [OR KENT—631 East ye ST., FUR u: hed and Uufuruisned Rooms with Board. SaLE— CELEBRATED omaxc 24-8" Foca Stock Farm, the best ROR KENT_« HANDSOMELY FURNISHED | Yo. k state; over 800 acres choice laud, “res cxtemave Sonth Front Room: rerlor fovr: folding bed if | builds ee eee uw. ag uulte froin New York, with station on furmg OK KENT-HANDSOMELY FU FUuRraNED “Pa — ene — on =, S rate aud furaece furaace beat; 3 Sorta and iewiton ‘us aud bath; attendance ; 34 bet. O8 RENT—1018 HST. x Fe Se Gentiensen sade ai ‘have Kt RENT—ONE LARGE FURNRED Fi Fie house, occupied by owner. a: at., cor, Corcoran. {OR REN T--HAN! Fata ‘tae Fo, a aE Tas ee ‘sT. ing; 835. Yiiguire at 1e18 Hl st a | Re ENT—FOR @15—THE SE0OKD, STORY fe 1207 Dist etybe 9 and Tok snag saas Dey House; beth yowend ‘best; tle ANTED HORSES, To =o ) PART URE AND ue Rae St table board near. [331 30th wt... sv4-2t" meg Hy — fey on a7 Pes bls bowed mont de | RENT—! IKHED_O8 OR UNFURNIAHED— | and MENT Fo Seca ATTORNEYS. aicy beta ‘Madreee Series