Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1890, Page 2

“THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON ' IT WILL PAY YOU ‘LL. Read Tomorrow’s Star From End to End, Saturday's Stam will, as usual, consist of six- teem pages, and will contain an unusual amount of reading matter of particular interest to Washington people, whom Tu Sram always strives to please, As the recognized organ of the people of the District and the leading paper et the national capital, Tux Stan is steadily improving in every department and has al- ready taken its place in the front rank of news- papers of the country, while among afternoon papers it stands unrivaled. Everything that money can buy, or time, thought and labor ean accomplish, is done taequip every depart- ment, Saturday's Stan is always of unusual interest because of the additional room af- forded by the extra eight pages. Tomor- row’s Stan will be full of good things, as the following partial list of ita gocd things clearly shows: ARTISTS’ RAMBLINGS (Illustrated) Sketches on the borders of Rock creek and vicinity. AROUND ROANOKE ISLAND (Illustrated). The adventures of the South Mountain Fish- ing Club on its recent expedition. IN A NIGHT SCHOOL (Illustrated). Students who are secking knowledge by gas light. BABEL'S GREAT TOWER (Illustrated). ‘An interesting chapter on Babylon and its proposed exhibit at the world’s fair. WHAT A MUSEUM DOES. Dr. G. Brown Goode's talk about the Smith- sonian’s objects. OLD WASHINGTON. The straggling streets and avenues before the war, By John F. Coyle, A FINANCIAL FAILURE. A delightful story of a New England wooing. Written expressly for Tuz Stan by Sarah Orne Jewett, ATTRACIIVE HOMES. Many improvements in shopping facilities in Washington, THE GUANO ISLANDS. One of the principal sources of wealth of Peru. By Fannie B. Ward. DOWN THE POTOMAC. Something of interest about the popular sport of duck shooting. THE SERVANT GIRL QUESTION. A subject of great interest to housekeepers. A plea for the girls, PADS AND FADDISTS. Peculiaritics adopted by fashionable young men and women. NEW YORK NOTES. After the election in the great city. By Tar Sran’s special correspondent REAL ESTATE GOSSIP. The wonderful increase in business property at the capital. NATIONAL GUARD NOTES. What is going on at headquarters and armories, en WASHINGTON SOCIETY, A Notable Wedding in Prospect—Some Personal Notes. The engagement is announced of Miss May Potts of this city, daughter of the late Mr. Audrew Ross Potts, and Mr. John Nuble Stearne of New York. Mr. Stearne belongs to the old New York family of Schemerhorn Stearns, and is associated with his father in a large silk manufacturing business near the metropolis. ‘The marriage will take place early in Decem- ber. The ceremony will be performed in Ascension Church in the evening, and will be followed by ao email reception at the residence of Mrs. Potts on G street, corner of 19th street. This event will be the first occasion of opening the house vince the family went tuto mourning two years ago for the head of the family. The conipany myvited for the reception will consist of the families of the high contracting parties. An interesting feature of the wedding will be the introduction on that occasion of the second daughter, Miss Rebecca Potts, to society. Miss Rebecca's debut was postponed last year on account of the family mourning. She will be one of her sister's bridesmaids, and the sister of the groom. Miss Stearne, will be the other, Mrs. and Miss Potta returned from a visit iv New York this week. Mrs. Field is visiting friends in Richmond this week, and expects to return on Saturday. Mrs. Louise Stevenson Maurice, who is well known in this city for many years, and Lieut. Col. J. G. Chandler, U.8.A., who was for some years in the quartermaster general’s office here, were married in Harrisburg, Pa., last month. ‘They are now in San Francisco, to which post Col. Chandler has been transferred. Judge and Mrs. and the Misses James have re- tarned to the city for the winter and are located in their own residence. ‘The Vicomtesse de Tibour and her daughter are at their residence in Farragut square after an absence of four years in Europe. Mrs. Burnham, wife of Capt. Burnham, and her son (Master Ralph Burnham) have returned from Europe after w year's absence. Master Ralpb met with an accident during a storm on the voyage, having broken his arm. Mrs. Burnham will be at home on Wednesdays at ber future home, 920 14th street northwest. ‘The marriage of Miss Clara C. Baker of this sity to Mr. Milo Quackenbush of Maryland was celebrated on the evening of the 5th instant at the residence of the bride's brother, Mr. John Baker of 33d street, the Kev. F. West of Brook- land officiating. Owing to the recent death of the bride's mother, Mrs. Catherine Baker, the marriage Was a private one. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mapes of Brooklyn, W.Y., Col and Mrs. J. C. Crowe of Norwalk, Coun., and Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Stratton of Bridgeport, Conn., are at the Litchfield. Gen. and Mra. Boughton have moved to their new house, 619 19th street northwest. A very pretty wedding took place on Tues- day at twilight at St. Peter's Church, the con- tracting parties being Mr. M. J. McNamara and Mus Kate E. Chambers of East Wash- imgton, The ushers were Messrs. Crimmin and Kennelly. After the coremeny SS were driven to their residence “b street, where © supper was carved. The bride was the recipient of many beautiful Presents. Among those present were: Mr. and Miss McNamara of Baltimore, Mr. and Mra Kenedy, Mr. and Mra. Hasset, Mr. and Mra. Sullivan, Misses Hurlebaus, More, Maloney, Bresnahan, McCormick, Kennelly, Daly, Han- nan, Kaedy and McKaig, Messrs, Chambers, Cannon, MeNerbany, Hannan, Dickson, Neff, Behuloo, Kaedy, O'Connor and Burgess, Mrs. J. M. Appleton of Boston, the Misses Thursby and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pattison of New York are at the Hotel Arno. Mrs. M. C. Montague and Mra. X. X. Chart- tere of Virginia are staying with their relatives, Prof. and Mrs. Montague, on Corcoran street. Mrs. Montague’s sister and and her husband, Mr. Fosdick, are still at the Metropolitan Lotel. Senator and Mrs. Jos. Blackburn and daughter have returned to the city and are at the ‘Eonite House. Mr. aud Mra. C. M. Schwab of Pittsburg are Visiting the city. They are at Welcker's. Bishop and Mrs. Newman tendered @ recep- tion to a large number of their friends in = parlors of the Riggs H. Boon. They left today for short stay, after which they will proceed | home. Mrs. M. A. Farnan and daughters, the Misses Frances and Jaqueline, of Cleveland are spend- ing some time in the city and are at the Ebbitt Williams was the prosecuting officer, at ak a dass teens ese Se, Dot see we evidence against Mr, Warner. fe le esta ane, people don’t sell onal emapeed ed on almost any’ ." The charge was dis ase SHOOTING STARS. The South Washingtoniane waded into the | Later Returns Increase the Democratic Madd with both feet. That other Warwick was the King-maker. This one is the King-breaker and MeKinley is busted, Prof. Langston is singing “Sweet Bill Ma- hone.” Stanley Africanus arrived in this country Just in time to organize a search for the Rear Column of the republican party. REST FOR THE WEARY. On the other side of Jordan, ‘ In the aweet fields of Eden, Where the tree of life is blooming, There is rest for me! There is rest for the weary; There is rest for the weary; There is rest for the weary; There is rest for me! [From “Silence,” a dramatic poom, by M. 8. Quay.) The Star Eyed Goddess is a mile and a half wide and all wool, Roger Q. Mills is a bigger man than William McKinley, jr. 4 OUT OF TIME. Foraker: ‘Gov. Campbell has been emphati- cally rebuked.” Public Opinion: “Shutup there, Joe. This is no time for you to talk.” “Democracy as I Found It,” = new emo- tioual novel by William McKinley, jr., will soon be out. Fired, [J. G. Cannon. My address is Canton, Stark Co., Ohio.” (Wm. McKinley, jr. General Acclamation who nominated so many republican congressional candidates during the past summer, seems to have taken a hand in defeating them. The General ought to retire, but he will never do it on a pension, and don't You forget it, CHALLENGED. Mr. Cleveland—on Wednesday: ‘I challenge the right of any man in the country to rejoice more heartily than I over the results of yes- terday.” Mr. Harrison: “Excuse me, please, I'm not ina position to accept any challenges now, but 1 knocked you out once, gol darn you,” Tho democratic Thanksgiving turkey will be stuffed with republicans, “rise to inquire why I should issue 8 pro- lamation calling for a day of Thanksgiving in this month of November."—B, Harrison, A tariff for McKinley only. “Did Prof. Langston save his yaller dog out of the wreck? Mr. Reed and Major McKinley should be given positions in the Prediction Office of the Weather Lureau. There are no whiskers on the republicans, they afe simply down. ‘This parody comes from the pen of » demo- crat with mugwump proclivities: ‘THE OLD FAMILIAR FACES, On the assembling of the 52d Congress, An anonymous poem by T. B. Reed of Maine—with apologies to Mr. Charles Lamb, late of England. L I have had playmates, I have had companions, During the last session, in those days of glad- ‘Dess; All, all are gone, the old familiar faces, IL How I used to count them when we wished a quornm, But what's the use now since we aro not in it? All, all are gone, the old fumiliar faces, nL 1 loved a bill once, fathered by » William; What happened to it, and to those who voted for it? All, all are gone, the old familiar faces, Where now is Cannon, and likewise where's McKinley? How they were jumped on, along with all the others! All, all are gone, the old familiar faces, Ghost-like I pace around these balls of Con- gress, The House seems @ desert I am bound to traverse, Seeking to find the old familiar faces, Vi. How glad am I that in Maiue they voted early, For I alone remain while all the rest have left me; All, all are gone, the old familiar faces. PICTURES OF THE PARKS. The Rock Creek Region to Be Invaded by Amateur Photographers, THE BUTTON PRESSERS TO DEVOTE TWO Days TO THE BEAUTIFUL, THE PICTURESQUE, THE GRO- TESQUE AND THE ROMANTIC I¥ THK LOVELY VAL- LEY—CAMERAS OF ALL SORTS IN SERWICE. The Rock Creek Park and the Zoological Park are to be invaded tomorrow by adozen or more men armed with photographic apparatus of all sorts and in all conditions, The Camera Club of this city, composed of a number of enthu- siastic amateurs in the art of button pressing, is on the eve of one of its quarterly outings and tonight there will be @ lively polishing of lense: id filling of plate holders as prepara- tious are made forthe fall fieldwork. This outing is planned to extend over two day Saturday and Sunday—as some of the members of the club caunot go on Saturday and othere will not goon Sunday. It is expected that _ % dozen will assemble at the club house, Opposite Willard’s, at 8:30 on each morning. The parties will be taken in @ large ‘bus to the limits of road traveling and thence the map-shooters will proceed on foot through both farke seeking the beautiful, the ieturesque, the quaint and the grotesque. kk creek is chosen as the field of operations partly because of ite present loca) interest in view of the making of the parks and partly because of its great value as an aggregation of beautiful scenes, CAMERAS OF ALL KIND, It is expected that there will be cameras of every kuown style and principle, three-legged cameras, one-legged cameras and cameras without any legs at all, “you-pres:-the. cameras aud “I-do-the-whole-busies" cam- eras, black cameras, also red oncs and yellow ones, cameras that look like ost anything else on earth alongside of cameras that | make no » but which come out bol ‘Look out, Iam o camera and fam going to take your ure;” then there will be little cameras, ietures shont the size and shape of sailver iohar and sized fellows requiring plates 8 ty i (Nem And whatever escapes the vigilant, artistic eyes of the camera fiends tomorrow—if tomor- row be bright and shining—will not be worth we one dry plate. The pictures thus taken will be developed by the members and exhibited at some future meeting of the elub, their faults and excellencies discussed, methods debated and finally some valuable lessous will be taught, Some of the lantern slides and asa partof the collec- tion that is soon to be sont out under the title of “Illustrated Washington” as CT om the stereopticon exhibi- circulating syndicate ‘ions. ——— A FATAL FALL. A Postal Card With the Name of William Smith, ‘Tuesday night a white man foll on the street at Pennsylvania avenue and 7th street and cut his head on the curbstone. When Policeman Hinkel went to pick him up be found that he. D. C.. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1890—TEN PAGES. THE NEW HOUSE. ‘WastixGToN, J. L. Wilson, R. ‘WEST VIRGINIA. Majority. First and third in doubt. LIST OF THB REPRESENTATIVES AS INDICATED BY THE LATEST REPORTS—AN APPARENT DEMO- CRATIC SURPLUS ‘OF 145—HoW IT I8 FIGURED our. Later returns require that some changes be made in the list published yesterday of Repre- sentatives elected to the Fifty-second Con- gress, Following is « list and table as corrected by the latest reports: SUABAMA. a 1. BH. Clark, D. 5, J. E. Cobb, D. e 2H. A.Herbert,D. 6. J. H. Bankhead, D. 6 3. W. oC: Oates, D. 1. W. H. Forney, D. 1 4 L. W. Turpia, D. 8& Jos, Wheeler, D, 1 Sacre oe 1. W. Sere 4 W. 8. Terry, D. 6 2 ret de D. 6 & W. Peel, D. H * tae, D. i3 7 CALIFORNIA. 3 2 1, J, A, Barbam,R. 4 J. N. Nutting, 10 5 2. C. G. Blanchard, R. 5. E. J. Loud, : 7 2 8. J. McKenna, Ria 6 W. W. ‘Howes, R 2 10 1 COLORADO, 1 6 * H. Townsend, R S ze iy 10 7 a ¢|% 1 Lewis Sperry, 8. D. A. Russell, R. 9 8 3 2 WF, lca’, D. 4 RE. DeForrest, D. 5 4 1 DELAWARL, *. 7 a a. W. sceaeey, D. x = ” 3 a 1. 8B Mallory, D. 2. B. Ballock, D. Hevean, ; 2S @xoRGi. New Hampshire. = 2 2 “ 1K D. & 4, H. Blouat, D, New Jersey....0..00..3 4 sos 2 HLT. eee D W. H. Felton, D, New York. 1B 18 22 12 3% C.F % T. G. Lawson, D. 8 8 1 40.1 Moss D. 9. T. E. Winn, D. 1 A 1 5. L. P. Livingstone,D. 10. T. B. Wataon, D, 16 4 7 ILLINors, 1 se 1 1. Abnor Taylor, R11, B. K. Cable, D. “- peal 2. LE, McCann, D. 12. Scott Wike, D. 1 6 ‘i}24 8. A.C.Durburrow, D. 13. W.M. Springer, D. 2 2 4& W. C.Newberry.D, 14. Owen Scott, D. 3 8 2 5, A. J.H Hopkins, R18 8 T. Bussey, D. ri 6 RR Hitt, R. 16 G. W. Fithian, D. = 4 7. T, Henderson, B. 17, E, Lane: D. 3 4 8& C. A. Hill, R. 18, W. 8. Forman, D, = “ 5 9 H.W. Snow,D, 12 J.B. Williams, D, z 4 10. PLS, Post, R20. G. W. Smith, R, ; a8 INDIANA. % me 1 bEtmerk” thapeaene |", a eee john Britz, D. . je] Waugl i pant EEE 93 & J.B. Brown, D. 10. D. H. Patten, D. | Whole nambel of mocters ..... 888 4 Wm. Holman, D. 1. A. N. Martin, D. Ri SeeSCOeE 6. G. W. Cooper, D, 12 C. A. McClellan, D, From Rhode Island—One not elected. 6. H.V. Johnson, R, 18. B. P. Shively, D. Apparent democratic majority—145. 7. W. D. Bynum, D. A number of alliance members indicated in tows. the list abovo by the letter “a” are counted lor convenience wil democrats, in most bec gosed Ae a = = ae instances the alliance mon are democrats, but & D:B, Henderson, R. 9. T. Bowman, D, five in Kansas, one in Minnesota and two in Ne- 4. W. H. Butler, D.” “10. J. 7, Dolliver, R_ | Draka were elected over both democrats and 5. T. J. Hamilton, D, 11. G.BP, Perkins, R | TePUblicany © F. White, D. ete A POST OFFICE JOKE. 1. Case Broderick, R. 5, Davis, D. a, Complained of by Senator Quay’s Son 2 E.H. Funston, R. 6. W. sy Baker, D. a It Causes Trouble to a Clerk. ee Gere: Des 7. J. Simpeow, D, For a number of years past Mrs. Margaret 8 br a aera Watkins has been s clerk at the city post office “ and has stood at the general delivery window ead aa | a eo pr’ Preekin-| handing out letters and answering questions 3. J. Goodnight, D8 cs B. McCreary, D, | with unvarying politeness and courtesy. Yes- £aB ate my my, 7D. 9. T.-H. Paynter, 2. terday morning she came to the office with « - - Cara endall, sick headache and was so nervous that at noon © WoW. Diokerion.D, i Job H. Wilson, R. | Capt. Bell advised her to go home and take a rest, but she preferred to stay at the win- ce Tap ar = 2 eee D. |} dow, although she was so nervous and & Andrew Price, D. 68M Robertson, D, | dizzy she scarcely knew what she was doing. aS ‘This morning Postmaster Sherwood received a 1. Henry Page, D. 4. Isidor Raynor, D. | letter from Postmaster General Wanamaker 2 Herman Stump, D, 5. Barnes Compton, D, | requesting that she be suspended until charges 8. H.W. Rusk, D. 6. W. M. McKaig, D. against her could be satisfactorily answered. ‘MASSACHUSETTS. e cause of this was a perfectly unintentional 1.C.L. Rendall, R. 7. W. Cogswell, R. joke, but one that has come back much onthe 2 ELA Morse,’R. 8 M.T. Stevens, D, | Plan of 3. JF. Anirows, D, 9 G. F. Willi . Sinica ad. , D. 10, J. H. Walker, It seems that late yesterday afternoon Mr. fs Siecmas Hoar, D. 11. F.8. Coolidge, D, | Richard Quay, genorally known as “Dick,” son 6& H.C. Lodge, 12. J.C. Crosby, D. | of tho Pennsylvania Senator, appeared at the a delivery window with a telegraphic order for 1, J. L, Chipman, D. 7, J. R. Whiting, D. | his father's mail, Not knowing whether it was 2. J.8. Gorman, D. 8. H. M. Youmans, D, | in the office or forwarded to the Senato, Mrs. 8, Jas. O'Donnell, R. 9. C. Wheeler, D. Watkins turned and asked the clerks in the 4. J. C, Burrows, R. 10. 1.E.A. Wheadock, D, | rear of the room what had been done with Sen- 5. M.H. Ford, D, 11. 8. M. Stephenson, R | ator Quay’s mail. 6. B. G. Stout, D. Capt. Bell, who happened to be sitting at his MINNESOTA. desk at the time, remarked, in a jocular way, 1, W. H. Harries, D. 4. J. N. Castle, D, that perhaps it had gone to the dead letter 2 John Lind, R’ & K. Halversen, D.a, | Oflice. Without stopping to realize the pur- 8, O. M. Nall, D. ? port of the words Mrs. Watkins repeated them Z eats to young Quay. “No, no,” said Capt. Boll, hur- oe riedly, ‘don’t say that.” But it was too 1 J. M. Allen, ie 5. J. H. Beman, D. late; the words had been spoken. z D. . a % ae a COMPLAINED TO THE POSTMASTER GENERAL. c ae a According toall the clerks in the oftice young ‘Mrssount. Quay laughed ond turned away apparently in 1. WH Hateh,D. 8 P, O'Matey, D high good humor, But his views must have 2. C. H. Mansur, D, 9. 8. W. Cobb,” changed - very suddenly, for he soon 8. A. M. Dockery, D. 10. 8. Pera went up to call onthe Postmaster General 4. RB. P. ©. Wilson. D. 11. BL BP Bend: :* and complained that he had been in- 5. J.C. Tarsney,D. 12 D.A. Sob D, | sulted b: a post office clerk, who 6. J.T. Heard, D, 18. K. W. Fyan, D. had told him that his father was 7. RH. Norton, D, 14 M Arnold, D, dead and that consequently all his mail went ronal pole latent Corey Were " once wrot Sher woo: at an ing W. W. Dixon, D, toa Beustor could net be taken from agoe- NEBRASKA. ernment clerk, and asked that the guilty party 1. W.J. Bryan, D. 8. ——-Kem, Dia be suspended at once. 2. MeKeighan, D. e. CAPT, BELL'S STATEMENT, NEVADA. “The blame forall this trouble, if there is H. F. Bartine, R. any, is mine and not Mrs. Watkins’,” said Capt. SEW HAMPSHIRE, Bell to a Stan reporter this morning. ‘No of- 1 L. F. McKinney, D. 2 W. F. Daniels, D, fense was intended and nothing was said about NEW JERSEY, Mr. Quay being dead at all. Mrs, Watkins LC. A. Bergen, R 5.C. A. Cadmns, D, | #8ked about the mail and I answered as you 2 J. Buchanan, R. 6. T. D. English, D. have heard. She repeated my words without 3. J. A. Geissenhainer, D, 7. L. F. McDonald, D, | thinking, in fact, she was too sick to know 4. 8. Fowler, D, what she was saying. That's all there wus to it. Icertainly meant no disros ect to Mr. NEW YORK, Quay and am sorry if he thinks I 1. J. W. Covort, D. 18. J.A.Quackenb'sh,R. It is not thought that there will be any seri- 2 D.A. y,D. 19. Charles Tracey, D, | ous outcome to the trouble, which will prob- 8, —— Coombs, D. 20. John Sanford, R. ably all disappear as soon as it is explained. 4. J. M. Clansy, D. |. J. M. Weaver, it vertal 5. J. F. Magner, D. L. W. Russell, R. A Dramatic Katertainment. 6 J.B. Fellows, D, 2 J. 8, Sherman, B, The pupils of the Martyn College of Elocu- 7. E.J, Dunphy, D. 24. Geo, Van Horn, D. | tion, Oratory and Acting gave an entertainment 8, T. J. Campbell, D. 25. J. J. Belden, in the dramatic hall of the college last night, 10, Fh Seaala ep Ze SN Ray. Ik) | which attracted an excellent audience and thor- un. J. D. eee . 8 Hockrel p, | oughly interested and pleased all who were 12, K.P. Flower, D, 29. John Raines, R. present. The program follows: Lecture, 18. ALP. Fitch, D. 30. H, 8. Greenleaf, D, | “The Origin of Langua, . George Gardner; ik Was Stahinecker,D as. W. Wadsworth, Ii, | humorous recitation, Bessie RK, Walton; recita- 15. Henry Bacon, D, D.N. Lockwood. D, | tion, J. Alfred Barker; monologue, Ada L. 16. J, H. Ketchum, R aa L. Bunting, D. | | Townsend; recitation, Edith M. Lewis; recita- 17. J. N. Cox, D. 34. W. D. Hooker, R. tion, Mario Vivian; duel scene from *Chris- topher Columbus,” Fletcher Fleming, J. Alfred Marker, Ada L, Townsend, Frank T. Chapman; monologue, Allie Conley; recitation, Nellie 8, NORTH CAROLINA. 1, N, A. B. Branch, D. 6. 8. B. Alexander, D. 2. HL P. Cheatham, R 7. 3. 8. Hendersou, D. ‘tation, Bessie R. Walton; interview 3 BP. Grady, D.’ & W. HH. Cowles, D. | Pith tho monarchs, “Christopher Columbus,” 4. BH. Bunn, D, 9% W. T. Crawford, D.| Annie Fisher. Henry G. Lewis, Fletcher Flem- 5. A. K. Williams, D. ing, J. Alfred aed Ada L, Townsend. These NORTH DAKOTA. entertainments are free to the public and take M. H. Jobnson, R place ence a month, OHIO. ‘Wm. Bowen’ state. 1. Bellamy Storer, R. 12 W. H. Enock, R _ Jobn A. Gray, administrator of the estate of 2 J, A. Caldwell, R. J, Dugan, D. ‘Wm. Bowen, has, by G. A. King, filed a bill in : x = oe oe aa - SB heed Be equity against James 8, Edwards, adminis- 5 FC Layton, D. 16. J. Hi, Warwith D, | trator of the estate of George Mattingley, and 6 D.D, Donovan, D. 17. J. A. Pearson, D, | | twenty other persons for an account of the 7. W. E Haynes, D. 18 J.D. Taylor, R. | amounts due the creditors of Wm. Bowen, for & D, 8 Hare, D, 18 EB Taylor, | distribution of funds in his (complainant's) 9. J, H. Onthwaite, D, 20. V. C. Taylor, R. hands, to enjoin the proceen on of suits at law, 10. RB, Doan, K. 21. T. L. Johuson, D, | &c. He states that the entire assets of the os iL J. M. Pattison, D. tate of Bowen consist ofa judgment given by the Court of Claims in 1889 for €3,729,80, whic! PENKSTLVANIA. 7 was paid him in October, 1889, less #98245, the 1. H. H. Bingham, R, 15. M. B. Wright, R attorney's fee; und bis commission having been 2 Charles O'Netil, R. 16. M, F. Elliott, D. fixed at 8 per cent, leaves a total balauce of 3 William MeAleer,D, 17. 8. P.Wolverton, D. | 99,498.97; that claims amounting to 7,348.56 4. J. E. Reyburn, 18. L. E. Atkinson, K. | have been prosented against the estate, but & A.C. Harmer, R. 19. F. Beltghoover, D. | many are barred by the statute of limitations, 6 J. B, Robinson, R. 20, Ed Scull, R. and he therefore asks the marshaling of the 7. Ed Hallowell, D, 21. G, H. Huff, R, claims, their validity to be determined under 8 Wm. Mutchler, D, 22 John Dalzell, B | the orders of the court. 9. D, B. Brunner, D, 23. W, A. Stone, R Sg as pr yee 10, M. Brosius, 24. AK Craig, D. Baker Vogt Acquitted. 11 L. Ammerman, D. 25. E. P. Gillespie, D, | ‘The only case of alleged short-weight bread 12, G. W. Bhoul, 26. M. Griswold, K | tried in the Police Court today was one in — ee 31. CW. Stone, BR. | which Mr. John L. Vogt was defendant. His me ee © rhb P+ | agon was overhaaled by the police and only en See f bread were found to be under 1. D.W. Lapham, D, 2. No election. scarsbongellaagictbe it, They were two-pound loaves of sand- SOUTH CAROLINA. bes bread and they were from two to five 1. WH Brawley, D. 5. J.J. Hemphill, D. ounces short. 2. G.D. Tillman, 6, E. T. Stackhouse, D, a Gea sohnetone, D. 1+. E. Miller, 4 D. K Norris, D, SOUTH DAKOTA J. A Pickler, R. 2 J. R Gamble, R R P iP 2 fy ry F p > aa Pd f wz = rc) az re F Fr oF iii Bera i S) ! BSep2 pe eSpra pes PRE i pp PP g j i 9 Pp # = 4 ‘f # z = i J 4 E py 93 ap pas J id Sepap } Free i FRePr PSSPPPr PPE oe # £: i we __’__WANTED--HELP. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO KET TYPE AND W. also 8 good Sate run ® press: a pension clert waes expected, ‘Be. ‘Address Pegs. tar o! — Ea ANTED “SMART, CAPABLE GIRL AS WATT. ievator. ‘immediately joMeorardae HOSPITAL, zd and Nets, ARTED POOR | FIRST-CLASS. TINNERS, G4 peri 0. 1 men, rantee one year’ work! “Address Box 84 Siar thes ad ANTED—AT 1405 NEW YORK AV class waist band. No other weed cali ANTED—A cv0) Ww ANTED GOOD COOK (WAT Bw. =, A FIRST: iw ‘OR SMALL Apply before 1 o'clock at omy et it TANTED— A RELIABLE WOMAN FOR GEN: eletina Apply 215 Sth st s.¢,, wit! seep een #00 10 875, LAU SDRESS, rwaile, ‘Waitress, sermon bbollnion, waiters, aif house work’ for aud hotels. D! G13 fib et hw. OOK, Lib Peurivaees mae) Wantirna NEAT KESPECTABLE WHITE Sit] for general honsewore na stuall family. Call between S and 7 pum. at 1:3 bw! WV put tors A WELL-REG th 10 gente’ furnialt hat aw. ‘aud hats, oe Ai i LY COMPETENT COL laundreas to yo to Brook. wud Felerences ro ean ws couk and Prato rants J ANTED- BOY TO LEARN TH DEACKSMITE ferred. “CHAS H BUSEY SOE hse nee Be Na BOY FOK STOKE WOKK; MUST BE aS well r comuwuded, Appiy at SPOR. oun a 1ULS Pa. ave. Wit YO! MAN AS COLLECTOR @D- dress, with referetces, PIANOS AND OKGANS, Star office: an? WASTER IER OF” 3000 oli Tie insare me WASHi iN BENEFICIAL a SDOW MEST Ab- SOCIATION, 419 1uth Sean Wa tine Ok MORE Se = At once. Auply T. . WHITE, 800 starke _Bring ts 00 we 1ED—50_ Sa AT ONCE T ‘Cz Tu GO TO Lynchburg, 18 mouths’ work guaranteed; tans portation free. Gall at W. W. HINES & BHU TO MILK AND DE- ce iu duiry work. Ad- Was liver in city, ‘with ex .t Box od6, city, _WANTED-SITUATIONS, _ ANTE! [TION GOVERNESS BYA WY ferme ease af.our ca eae ee ae Warten 2Y as ‘A _MIDDLE-AGED MAN, Post: store or colivctor. good_rete? FOR RENT—ROOMS._ Private, coutiern we Y UCRMIANED is as ACK PARLON w ‘COND-STORY ball bed Paished fromt and two table boant next door apd cafe couveuient. prices moderate Appar 1028 Corsuran st oon ‘Addrves B Pest eu BLE Mar office. 8-3" ae — lt og JOR RENT -THKEE VERY PUEASANT Koos We as TeD By A YOUNG LADY, EMPLOYMENT pue.o8 Bret end two o& third floor. furnishe or ‘Styte, salary po object. dress C.D. Star | unfurnished Shree’ biocks from Stete Dept. refer. vee muted Address AG. H. Star offer. n7-at* Wares A STLUATION AS GOVER: posivem in 7OR aronkal SICKLY FURNI: a Europe as teacher. high «: F — it "teanen Pe second and third floor, with board speak and write Pasiish Goes Frouch, Italian and | private family, wbere : my te hed it Javarian experience in dressmaking. A + | desired Apply 405 Gat a. w. Brae “ 7OR RENT SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL suNW F oor of tires roots nicely eet) A to careand ws ANTED- 234 POSITION an oF accountant. Type and Toums or brick Louse; exeelient location cone era maleate. oy departments 619 19th stow ays roland oes erate bath nm aatue i Feasouable. Gaui be seen at 1o40 sth et = 7 = KENT-AT 1302 30TH ST. NW CWASHING. Summunieating front rome on etd from Wand Gand wee ato YRONT Roonty e835 et |W ‘D--SITUAT 1ONt FoR HOV SE, Pi Pal fcr” vautarmatod isdier'aad kiveiven te nee street ca: lines salesinet first. t-claes, Frenc co, — BURAHAMS 11100 st 2 Penne rao a on. AL 424 Mana, “oe ‘i x 2S ROK RENT Two MANDSOMEL RNIN ___ WANTED--HOUSES. Eicomaignicaiog roots oa Bret Boot, westasice a nw. eo y ANTED— a ” NVEN V — wos amo SE CONVE Sok KENT HANDSOME 20MS, FURNISHED oF unfurnished wast; seven oF eicht Address XH ~ ; Bo children. Of four foots, ref te i ANTED—FOR A CLIENT, A MODEL THREK kOOMS, W in the northwest; will pay from & 20,000; please send ful particulars BOG Fat, suite or mimcly. furnish 000 AVID, wo 3t 64, private fanitly. WwW ANTED= HAVING A VERY LAl DEMAND oe 1036 10TH ST. NW. GOR Mass, oF mall houses, both fur rent abd sale. alee for | pagal’ pasar sed, TwOwR: eile of eb wulte: two persous having such sould ge. well by Ad. WAKIZ in sy nyt ‘also two pariers. reasonable re Fai NTL AROF | FUKNISHED FRONT ROOM, 'ED—A GENTERL HOUSE, woike FUR. — rivate bath, G13 13th st hi orth of Land west of 15th st. nw. by a ar oe ssuall, strictly private family of quiet habits and’ com- Fe KENT-TWo 1. ANGE HALLS SUITABLE posed exclusively of aduite.” Kent for six monthe not | A" for club rooms, storage Printing office or E WOHt ‘star | for « uss vese puryoee. “A an og ve LEN EB. MiLi, ve} whee a. — 2 FFQE BEST 030 Siw VoRK AVE, furni board, en oF = PARTIES HAV PLEANANT ‘at reasonable suitable for goutie- 7-6 We Foe BEST tas 3 a bed room on Ld floor ¥ M HAVING DAILY APPLICA- family, references. 943 K st. ne cr houses in all parts of the city by parties desiring to Feat “aud partes JOR :RENTIIO10 HST. 8 W. THREE i F fursished. for light" houscheepine Ay both by i a sak Si eae ee ee without children, oF furnished to with me ior reut will receive the bes ‘Taxes, water rents, insurance, repairs and dental matters a to without extra cost to owner. Property placed with me for sule apd reut will be, (fiberally advertised. “GLU. . LINKING, $00 re dress OAK Ww ANTED—TWO YOUNG MEN WITH SOME FX perience to attend in luuch rooms, Apply oon at FOKD & GRAHAM'S, 1215 Pa. ave. ANTED—A YOUNG GIKL TO NUKSE A CHILI y Nims etay at wight “Apply, with reterence, 2 2819 urigetown. a ° ANTED—NEGATIVE 1 RETOUCHER ‘ON PIECE work. Address PHOTO, Star offic ae 1 CHILD Time YEAS 42 to 4. of 1101 Kt. W ANTED—A NUS! ‘old, E Apply daturda; W ANTED > A, COMPETENT EXPERIENCED nurse (white or colored) to take charge of ty food Lome and pay to one thet will suit. te ‘aa ‘and exchanged. address BH. F. LE COOK FOR FAMILY OF must be willinK to attend t0 dit room, stay at night aud bring feforeuces (J.B. WIM a Wyoming ave. above Coun, aye and Boundary st. 16 WwW ‘ED—SATURDAY MORNING, 10 O'CLOCK, two salesiadies; only those who cah represent our goods in pruper manher end make wales weed apply ale if STEWART, Sup't Bales Rooms, 4 we Warren ere fecp stock in, ones THE BON MARCHE, 31) J ANTED — A NEAT RESPECTABLE ‘WHITE «irl for general housework in family of four ; ood home to good girl, Ayply [818 Gat. now, att WARTED—A YOUNG GIRL. GERMAN 1RE- '& confectionerp store and do ght ‘souscwork: ev apoly at 206 7th st aw. ANTED — A GOOD UPHOLSTERER; ST work, Address Box 138, Dtar of WWANTED-FIFTY COLORED MEN TO WORK ov bew ratirosd in Virwiuia; Apply at 215 Virginia ave. &.W. (fhe —COOKs, ‘HAMBERMAIDS, N RSES, waitresses, boys aud wou for ull business, Appi cations for government and railroad employ ment fur- (CIEY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 008 E -w, Waste -A WHITE GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID gud, waitrens, iu a, tuall family ro fore quired, Apply at 1019 20th st. nw. Vv ANTED — WOMEN, MEN AND seat ALL kinds of = qustanteed — onecy refunded; good situations: Ligh w ‘car fare (rec; prompt services. Wwie's 620 L7tb st. nw. vid floor. ns-6e WASTED WHITE (WOMAN Y & eucoa, keberal house work: two tn fainilys S131 Pst. né-3t WANTED_AT 007 0 ST. X.W., A GOOD COOK and to do general housework; uo washing and sroning; wood wages; recommendations required. ANTED-A RELIABLE SETTLED WHITE woman to nurse child. Apply to 1004 N st. nw. 16-20" Waris: GOOD SOBER COACHMAN TO CARE. for horses and work about house, must ove other eed apply. ALLL Wanktniton st., Alexandria, EX J ANTED-A GOOD, NEAT WHITE Wo! ‘0 be: uo washing good placelt 8 good oo apply YoLe Lath ate 16-2t Wane a IMMEDIATELY — A wouae AS chanbermaid and waitress, To 8 couzpetent per- gon with references $10@ mouth, 2000 Q at, George- town, D.C. ‘n6-20 V ANTED—AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN AS BOOK- keeper, besides other work; must have practical business experience and comé well recommended Address E. £. M., star office. DS ANTED-SEVERAL . BOYS AT i 108 CST. ; ALS two who cau feed printing presses. Ww ANTED—A CLOTHING SALESMAN F dren's departinent; Bone but first-class sal Address Box 141, Star office, ED WHITE: | BOY, SIXTEEN TO EIGH- Years old, to make hitsrlf useful sbout restaurant; good home toright party. Call aw. L ANTED—THOROUGHLY ¥XPERIENCED sales ladies in our ribvon, muslin, underwear, gloek aud other departments. “ Apply st the BON HE, 316 7th st. n.w. ‘ED—GUOD WAGES TO A NEA’ ad dustly compercat women for neueral hounriock. nily of three: no Wi or rowing. Briug nees to 400 Bat ne. MUST BE Areli recommended aud darsisk security ; med salary, Address Box 139, Star offic ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED HAT Blane 1 path references preferred, BAUM'S, 416 “th s WwW D SALES GIRLS FOR W oe trimiings, notions and buttons — Appl: Detween 8 aud 9 a.m, 3S 11th st, 2 doors sout of F at, (ts s/COHEN & CO. y ANTED—LADL EN OUT OF employment to ‘thore my off Alling to work need ap) ty, oh Pow LE i Cent. Nat Batik jenni Tthand Pa, aye. ANTED—WHITE AND COLORED bell boys, bouseworkers, youths aud learn traces, laundresses, &c. Five hand: women cooks this city ‘and BU. NHAM'S, 1110 G st. nw, TANTED-MEN AND ae OF ABILIT) z re Stba cinos of servi ana th ect: murwoent sure will bo offered. “The journal ts the handsomess al for ladies and the tanuily ever sasued and hts scary ‘half a milion subscribers, It w advertived the coming aun and winter on a larker scale than ever before, it that ayents should be ready to fil {ils FULLISHTNG CO. Philsgelyiia.” Room > COOI o24eo2it W ANTED— DUNDOKES. _ EMPLOYMENT. BU- reat, conduc and Wo: i colored, tor all kinds of domestic tsbor: caer vt all kinds o c labor, Tidletaves, with reicrsuves, nemoved to TOU E ate, ANTED—L. FOR PROF. CHKIST- ner’ Interuational Taylor System ; with any inch or tape measure alone, as ail scientific tailors cub; Datterbs aud wate als cut and made sud instruction wiven by Mine. 5. J. K, 1403 1.1 ave. s6-Su* WANTED—SITUATIONS. We BY A COMPETENT WHILE WOMAN, & Jouition us housekeeper in hotel oF private boardins house; cau give best of references. Address Tete Star fice, ANTED —BY A FIkoT-CLASS PI TEER, ie aud lead worker, a situation, Address ¥ ER, au] Binet ae. ANTED-BY A BRIGHT COLORED YOUTH, 19 Jor eluting, can save wood referchcem, AddrcSS, 0 of pri eK seatse wae, SaLY., ¥., $317 Hat a. 19th st. y ANTLD-HOUSES FROM #4,500 To a Wit Weslamgton and $e, het CKEK & GADSBX, aul3 Foxesst, ASUITE OF THREE ROoM pleasant avenue northwest, with board, 1 100d Fat mow. | Yat ramily, Can be bearduf by writin to _ WAN TED—ROOMS. Terms, €0 W ED-BY A A YOUNG, SINGLE LADY, ROOM nd cars handy. ae ice Departineut ter! #20 to #25 outh, "Address if-T'it star othou 1? noty Nf hows tory front aud bed room , use yANTED-—FUKNISHED AND UNFURNISHED crlocking lowe Circles ew Engiand tern \ ox parton. table. » ge a jn amy part of Soci dl nee DEI ay Reena, fe applicante tow on curtis, KIDDEIS | Poon GENT AUER VANLORA, FIRS 3 E T FLOOK, MILLNTING DIRECTORS, O29 Fst, and trout room on second floor, with heat, ght au bath; southern exposure, ressonable, 191) It. Wi. Two. URFORNIGNED, ROMS For] ight housekeeping. detween 10th and 17 and Hand Kets mw. Address Hox 144, star office, Fz ni 3 NW, BRIGHT, rr WANTED MISC ELLAN _EOUS ‘MATE BY rou ‘NG MAN ON oue who will pay half of room tuodateu. Keferenc reut. Address Ali, Star office, a° UK REN W ANIED— 300,000 BOTTLES OF ALL KINDS, F Blo eral prices paid. Send postal to M. LULLY NW. BACK OR recy HST. frout parlor; furnished or unfurnished - for eentie mea nia Also ball room tranmeutly. Call aiter 4 o'ciock, WASTED FIN “UPHOLSTERY AND MAT- tress work :lsir mattresses made over eqnal to new, feathers renovated: lowest prices aud best work: send: Rowtal for saniples aud estimates, “Lik pskGty aba au Tt _LAKGE, BLEASANT | ROOMS WITH iu room, @45, sualler 1 ATLBESS AND UPHOLSTERY ‘Mousi cs reery ‘Ok RENT—FU! RNISHED 3 FRONT, ROOM ON secoud floor to wentieman: heat and gus. privete Ws ANTED—A LOAN OF $100 Fok SIX woNTa family; @10 per month. #08 iscne 6-30 beiichpal “Address Bor D3 cp monthly 5 D UNFURNISHED new house. furnscy Lest We aNHD oA GouD HOMBE TO KE EP FOR HIB | Bochildren. 2 light work abd good care. Owner cau, use r P eccasiouslly. Address Box 186, Star ofhes. nU-3i | WOM BENZ FURNISHED PARLOR ‘Hampshire ave». fon RENT FURNISHED 1 floor, with board if desired. —A BABY HOUSE WITH A STAIR- ; must be in good order and handsome, Ad- arme Be BK. GULDSBURUUGH, 1331 K st. nw. uw ce JOR KENT —PURNISHED—LA\ a CHEERFUL ANTED A DATION WAGON: TWO. SEATS: we ts pay for & god Pine Answer CE Byteted teedant snd heated; 20 cain gM snow 06-80" Foes RENT NOVEMBFR 15— THREE UNFUR- ‘hed rooms ou first Boor for housekeepit eo; iui cold wate rates ag ice Jara une of bathed Dicasaut neiguborhoul: 100. Line YE. Bo, fy . Paper hanging, panting, staining; glaziay aud ceiling tinting, ail work done on = patice: store open at muxlt, GEO. 1. Bat J )OK RENT—LARGE FRONT ROOM, WITH : TABLE board, im private family References exchanged. aed 1448 Rhode Island ave ‘TED—HIGHEST CASH VALUE Fay | FOR | Joon N 3 Faruiture, Caryots, Stoves, Lanse: ap Fe ee GSE AN Nigh CRNISMED menor of todee ng noe ‘Sum Wonice Fistures, Call INDTON, 9 57 thet, hw nd UNL STOOD VHAT WE HAVE than we waut and we will sell cucare how and 1bihot oven Sper, mouth, Fee RENT_ A RICE La LIGHT, ATKY ROOM, OPEN a Ttodepartusente, beraies vo A Bo second floor. "beautiful outlook: for gent of That Sibox ot G0 oyurs, SICKLE Suid Siena, mien only. “1311 Khode Island ave. nm. =o ion Pa ave," FRE REST -POUR BEAUTIFCL LARGE ROOMS; Waxz HORSES TO PASTURE AD Swiea catees way wintone ta mney career news: sree AMS mH lang ag Pasture and attention. Itet- | frone refcreuces feauired, Livre CaaS 4b. BIKD, ‘can Sprinas, Md., or COUR’S Jon RE —004 14TH ST., OP. OSITE PRANB- bth and I sts. lin Square, furnished second-stury aNTED GEER To MINTEM: ELDORADO farm; 8 nutles trou city; bux stalls and best tent GE jon. Leave orders Wood's Livery Stavie. NTED — HORSES 70 WINTER: TWENTY care’ qupcricnce: ox stalls: «rain and bay as ru- c front room; alcove aud bay window: also third gtory eck room. front aud row Best — THREE LARGE UNF pian communicating rucius on 3d floor and 2 oh ist floor: prices, single rooms, 85 and $10, at ba OX quired. Order box 311 6th st. h st. sa Smilesout. U. HP. CLAKK, bligo, Md: 1 KOOM 12, CORCOMAS uD. {ypewriting, treusiations and steoer dersou's Short vvewriter Bow aes W TANIED—J. ¥. BRENNER, 640 0 | aT NW, will make latrobes, furnaces, rauxes and defecttve chimneys operate satisfactorily or no pay. “oli dob work done with dispatch, os RENT—TWO LARGE ¢ a Toows, second floor; four closets, suitable for lr’ housekecjing: also two communicating rooms third a Feuted x OF iD separate ose n6-3t* S04 [RHODE ISLAND AVE, TWO c ne, fuciby south, for gentiewen OF en- Homan aud wite: also table board’ house ie ‘Aret-cisen, Jocation delightful. Teferences exchanged. — Bo-Ut" Fa: KENT_TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, SUIT- able for housekeeping : $10; OF will eeut with board fortwo. BOG I st. nw Bb-3t Fo, cae 15TH BST. nunicating rootns, second tleor, bandsou ished: closets and bails: with or without board. st. cars and berdics couvenient; rete exceed. s re KENT UNFURNISHED, FONT “ROOM. first floor. southern exposure , su! or lodging iurgentiemen ; peice 3° wa ED—LADIES, TRY “OW. cures feuaie diseases: one mouth's treat ANTED-PASTU t ATGEN'L BEALE’S STOCK ‘arm, the Lomeof Prince Orloff and Wilkes Stallion Traston; 7 miles mortheof ton ; good stabliuw and feed in winter, with careiul attention at G st.nw.,or Muxrath & Kenuelly’s, %..wiil be promptly attended tor GLOWGE C.D M yattsville, Md. WANIEDUALL | MISHING | PHOTOGRAPH: special inducements this weck—6 cabinets for $1, qluidren included, Five work. | Sittings mnde frou LAKDNER, 419 9th st., neur Lincoln Hall, V VANTED — GOLD AND SILVER, PU mutilated, uncurrent and foreign ‘coms: ficlecoutaiuing wuld oF, silver. coutedera PLB St. XW FORNIBHED on Fuished roots suit Lousche poatd is house if deaired, aise ose ol Qo kENT— FURNISHED DIX1) Foot, with twelve portuapennt boarders; will take ineals torrent, Audress Box 34, Star office, Sat JOR RE: = TO MC OK OTHERS, SUITE oF handsomely furnished rooms; larve alcove: % foot: every Convenience, near CHED, yor. bonds; highest prices. Call oF care: herdics at corner. 2022 ee en ee, Fe KENT GENTLEMEN WISHING TO KENT WANED = HORSES TO WINTER AT FL ice comforable Focus with a, please call at Wilson’ Lest attention given thems; | 1027 Oth st, nw. 3 Furm 2b per month: 3 meals a day, including ing; ell borees went tor tree of charge. WILDON, 920 F st, nw WASTED HORSES “TO PASTURE AND WIN- the best of pasture and running ade E. B. LA. Faget TTING 6 ROOM. aD ROOM Mon an, all ae preferced, T8138 Tat at. Fe k RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED Room ce in ev feild and ole corner $ Oth et. aud La ave, Telephope call | JIOK RENT—BRIGHT SUNNY KOOMm “SKOOND 13 304, ai Thompson's. only — bed room, pari and large aret Cun. retin, sinkie or en ‘euite. also rovtue uu Teet foor y ANTED_st! CARPET alee ss * Ww Renovating. "faa Feathers Mengvated: Mi wely fur. ‘private fauully. 1014 19th st. aw, tresses Made Over: Furnit and ‘Moths Destroyed. ¥. WYoUNGn laez Pe ave. Teleptupe | ROK, MENT 1720 WaT OW sm gANDBOME ite of rooms on first floor, avy Departments, o25-124" OE KEN1—hooMs ON GROUND FLOOR ON Ht st. near Metropolitan Club; suitable for doetor. 7a __ SOHN E BEALL OUNTRY REAL | ESTATE, |] Oi SALE—A NICE LITTLE PLACE OF 4 ACRES, with dwelling aud outbuildings; one mile irom $1,000. DUCKETT & FORD, 617 F st. EM OF 210 ACKER 1N FAIRFAX ‘8 miles from Washington, 3 mule cow irola he sion ‘Sr. house, barns, ke. "Only $2,000, Valance ou Une. EL. MATTICH Exo ‘RNISHED sect, ou 32° Boot prenting pa park; 5. Sanaa cor ets references require’, na TICLE ‘ps frou i> x Gi" Rou SALE—VALUABLE LAND IN SOUTHERN rida pear the xulf; accessible to railroads rs; Inud is Bow vicki ont crops of fruits les, &c. FOr paruiculars: SOUS Wickit 1408% G st. Pus. FARMS, FAuMS, FARMS. IN ALL parts of Marsishd from $15 to to 8500 S00. yer cre ow is the time to iuvest in farm |: ton. z sie1 Fe, EENT_OFVICE noon, Poe re nITeR 1304 F ra Fe: MENT “KEASONABLE-TWO 00 SORTER office roomie suits! Profession or bustvess; rs ANTED — BY A RESP+CTABLE COLORED iri, 6 situation ax chumverinaid in privatefamnily. Cal: or address 1009 16th ut. nw, ANTED — AT H¥ADQUAT 3 for Govks, Chander Meld. Waitress, Laudreaces and Nurses, Seamstress, Meu Waiters, Cooks, Coach- map, Butlers MAM'L b. COOMLS, 026 Fst. nw, Wea ‘TO DICKS | AGEN 'Y FOR COOKE, urMes, Iaundress, house workers, but- sme waiters, Y= nm. fara and dairy wel: ten: lieve soferonces tris la at place. O13 7th st. a wv \ ANTED—BY A RELIABLE COLORED GIRL, situation ag nurse and 4o do auy Kind of ‘Please call at v0 a, PRIVA eines 4 guderetende cutting 9nd siting . Address L. AN’ EDREWING IM 43 Ina o lady who Tay jae? Wcet oretenee. BEAPE: otanie ECOLURED MAS, at 1208 bat ohn at. Mae fee cl ving’st ‘Sturiba a ‘Wwaitross, Wy a Two meraras oioess | ron ANTED—BY T' WW Slee chamber td ae. Fim waite RENT_UUSINESS Conse, oitTH SF ST. tore Foom, peut hee aoeercabe sig Eat ae POR 2 STORE PA. AVE NEAR 3 FS x Tot ack Of tates state fon day Inucns ce inquire aa dates | RENT © McGowan, 20 F mae wo Rea w. ae =e JOHN B. WIGHT, 1408% G st. ‘T_Sa2 INDIANA AVI 7 FREX TaAVE. OPPOSITE ont ‘Hall soultary plunclung; ‘ by —— Ff their bulmes can wale Ot BETWEEX | Adare mM. |e se. | Pee Seg hoes 3s | R22, RENT—TWO BEAUTIFUL NEW will be opeued Lye Eh 5 edSert kre! York condi coer poi soemenetetiens apes “snd Loan 343 ¥ ye _FO ‘OB RENT—MISCELLANEOUS ‘ABLE FOR THREE Fee ees ae at Oo atom Boas Ea an as =F