Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1870, Page 2

* ~ EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District | CROSBY S. NOYES.......Editor. WASHINGTON OITY: WEDNESDAY............Jume 22, 1970. Reading Matter on Every Page. S7 Pxxsows leaving the city for the summer can have Taz Staz mailed to their address by ordering the same at the office. Terms 50 cents per month. ste]e- A DAY IN THE SMOKE. THE RAILROAD MEN AT PITTSBURG. WHAT THEY SAW THERE. [Editorial Correspondence of The Star.) PITTSBURG, June 16, 1570. Our party of Southern railroad men were met some forty-five miles outside of Pittsbarg by a delegation of officials and prominent business men of that city on hospitality intent, and al- most before we had washed off the dust and grime of a day’s travel, at the Union Depot hotel, they were on band with a programme blocked out for our entertainment, the feature for that night deing a visit to the places of amusement in the city. The performances were not noteworthy, aud the theaters are rather dingy; but one feature struck me as well-worth imitation by our Washington managers, and more particularly by our police. The theater being rather crowded, some of the audience undertook to place chairs im the aisles, but were promptly checked by the ushers, who explained that the act would render the mana- gers liable to a fine of fifty dollars, and that the police would enforce the penalty! We have laws against blocking up the aisles of places of amusement in Washington, but nobody ever heard of their being executed. And a Wash- ington usher who should undertake to keep the passages of a theater free under any absurd pretense of interference by the police, would be considered quite as unfit for his business as a ‘Washington car-conductor who should be green enough to stop at a crossing to pick up transfer Passengers. Our Metropolitan Police is in many respects the best in the world, but is the weakest just in those points where it should be the strongest—i. e., in the execution of disagreeable laws. Every visitor to the seat of government is amazed by the sight of hogs, geese, goats and cows running at large in all the streets, and is disposed to charge the discredit- able spectacle upon our law-makers; bat We bave stringent laws on the subject, only the Police will not execute them. Soof the law pro- Viding for the safety of visitors to places of Smnsement, the police will not execute it. No one who bas seen our leading theater on a crowded opera night blocked up in all its pas. sages with chairs, and with but a single exit for the entire house, but mast look upon it as a regular murder-trap in case of fire or other ac- cident. There will be 4 terrible Teaponsibility tor somebody to bear in case of such accident with its terrible loss of life; and in ali kindness | We advise our police authorities to take @ hint from the manner in which the Pittsburg ‘police enforce such laws. A im the Smoke. This morning early a delegation of ye solid men of Pittsburg, including the Mayors of Pittsburg and Allegheny City, took us in charge for a day's sight-seeing amongst the great manufacturing establishments of ths Smoky City. The day opened with the ever- lasting rain that followed us all the way from Washington; and a rainy day in Pittsburg has probably elements of the disagreeable such as a rainy day has nowhere else on the globe. On such a day the coal-smoke is packed down in this narrow hedged-in valley as if in a well, and there is moist smirch and smut upon every- thing touched that is twice as disagreeable as the unpleasant smirch and smut of adry day. | The Aristocracy of Turnea Up Trow- | in EN fred tbe the nexi meeting of | your Lodge, cde, WEDNESDAY he 224 ae at nf h and ev one of you are person: int Portat ea ery bi the 1, | will be presented. By order serh-2t ‘The millionaires of Pittsburg, the great iron- | masters, and men of steel and of glass, pride themselves upon a sort of tlat-hoatman simplicity | of dréss. Our escort, which perhaps embraced | three-quarters of the wealth of this rich city, | was headed by David A. Stewart, the Stewart | of the famous Columbia oi] wells, and of the great Pittsburg Locomotive Factory, who worea dollar felt hat that looked as if it had served as | @ mark for a target company, and had his rough | and ready trowsers turned up at the bottom, at le Jeast a foot higher than any state of mud would | demand. Mayor Brush, of Pittsburg, had his pants turned up; Mayor Callow, of Allegheny, bad Ais pants turned up. President Carp-gie, | of the Union Iron Mills, had Ais turr-2 up; 80 bad Messrs. Park, of the Diamon?, steel Works; Pitcairn, of the Glass Wor, Prench, of the Steel Spring Works; »inq all the rest of them. It was evidently t. correct thing to do at Pittsburg, i{ vq are anybody. and we turned ours up, Leeking for the Corpse. nr liberal entertainers must have engaged Il the backs in Pittsburg for our on, and our procession as it left the Union Depot Hotel was quite long if not im- posing. It had never struck me that our party Wasa particularly solemnone; but the gloom of the Pittsburg smoke and soot may have hada Gepressing effect. Anyhow we soon noticed | city. The sand for its manufactare is brought from Mifitin county, Pennsylvania, aod the soda ash is found in the vicinity of Pittsburg. The manufacture of ginss was started here as long ago as 1787, and by fo less a person than Albert Gallatin. Now the business has grown to mammoth proportions. For instamee no leas than 70,000,000 botties and vials are made here per annum, and this is but one department. About 500,000 bexes of window glass are made here yearly, and the total value of the annual glass products of Pittsburg is about $7,000,009! The Lyons works visited by us makes the finer flint glass ware, and it is wonderful to see how this pressed glass is made to take the shape, in sharpness of outline and beauty of design of the costly cut glass it has so successfully dis- placed. ‘Next we were taken to the works of the West- inghouse Alr-brake Company, where the new style of air-brakes for railroad cars, already de- scribed, are manufactured. Next we Inspected Shoenberger’s great Rol!l- ing Mill and Nail Factory, where 1,590 men are employed, and 800 kegs of nails of ali sizes are here of seeing the new process of mixing pul- verized ore with the melted ore as.it comes from the furnaces, which has attracted the attention of some of the members of the British Diplo- matic Corps at W: and induced a re- cent visit to Pittsburg for its inspection. improved. ‘The Steel Spring Works of A. French & Co. were the next visited. These works are devoted to the construction of springs for railroad cars. In the afternoon we were taken to the Pitts. burg Locomotive Works, (D. A. Stewart Pres- ident,) where cars and locomotives are made throughout. Three hundred men are and they turn out work at the rate of about fifty first-class jocomotives per year. After this we visited some more of the five hundred and sixty- two “works,” or merufacturing establistments of Pittsburg, and then— Went up in = Balloon, Boys! — or words to that effect, for we were mounted in a sort of car and jerked up through the pall of Pittsburg smoke with a perpendi: made per day- An opportunity was afforded | It is claimed that the product of the puddling | furnaces is not only greatly increased by this | process, but that the quality of the iron is also | that suggested a direct ascent to the clouds. Pittsburg has the disadvantage of being situ- ated on a narrow tongue of land, hemmed in by nearly perpendicular hills four or tive hun- dred feet high. She has no capability of ex- pansion except by surmounting these preeipices; and the process of zigzags by which these heights are attained has been a serious drawback to communication between the business ‘valley and the heights above. Some inventive Yankee has now devised the plan of an inclined plane rail by which cars are run up and down a track feet long at an angle of 35 degrees. The grade ts so steep, in fact, that the racket-wheel, used for eafety in inclined plane railways elsewhere, cannot beemployed here, as it would fly off. At the White Mountains, what is called the “per- pendicular railway,” has only an angle of 19 degrees. ‘The cars on this Pittsburgh incline are moved by stahonary engines at the top and are drawn by wire ropes. They run from 5 a.m. to 11 p. m., and hare accommodated as high’ as 5,500 passengers in a day, taking from twenty to thirty passengers toa load. The railway looks frightfully dangerous, but the American people will risk their necks at any time to save a cil cumbendibus of a mile, and this new wrinkle is likely to solve the problem how Pittsburg shall | get elbow room; and enable her to expand to a | city of five hundred thousand and perhaps-a million of inhabitants. Cc. 8. KNIGHTS oe PYTHIAS SYRAC! ANS LODGE, No very member o. K. of ected te be resent at the stated meating on ‘FED Y.atso'clock p. m.. as business of im. oereanes Sw every member will be before the Lodge, ‘A. CAMPBELL, Acting W.. DORNER STONE OF TItE EBENE ZER M arch, cor. of #th and TD sts., 8 ~ will be inid by the Grand Lodge of Auciont York Fre Accepted Masons, June 2kth, at 40 'clock of the various churches have been pected to be prescut to take part in theso exercises. We ask the patronaze of the public in general, to help us in this fe laniibie enter Drice. Come ove. come alt: we need your help eae {Ohron-2ti ‘TRUSTEES | the fi that the by-standers after the first look of in- quiry invariably turned their eyes towards the bead of the line as if in quest of the corpse. We were set down as a first class funeral proces- sion! The Iron Mills of Pittsburg. Our first stop was at the Union Iron Mills, which are devoted to the manufacture of iron bridges, fire-proof material, &c. Pittsburg, from its wonderful conjunction of navigation, and manufacturing supplies, coal, iron, petroleum, chemical salts, &c., may be said to be the most favored spot on the surface of the earth for manufacturing operations in iran, steel, glass, &c. So partial has Nature been to Pittaburg in her gifts that her manu- facturers are able to compete with the rest of the world, with heavy odds in their favor. ‘Thus im the matter of iron bridges, the Key- Stone Bridge Company, in the service of which these Union Mills are engaged, has virtually the monopoly of iron-bridge building for the country. The extent of its operations is only Himited by the extert of its capacity to perform work. Mr. J. H. Linville, Presidentof the com- pany. tells me that the work contracted for this year will amount to about $5,000,000. This in- cludes the great bridge at St. Louis, having three spans of 515 feet; that in Cincinnati 2,000 feet long and with spans from 290 to 420 feet; that at Belaire (fer the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad) having one span of 36 feet, one of 210 and three of 200; bridges at Keokuk, Middie- town, Connecticut, Baltimore, and at points all over the | The reputation of the Pittsburg-made bridges | *s due largely, no doubt, to the care given to the working of the iron. For instance, the iron here is worked to sustain 60,000 pounds to the Square inch, while the strength required is but 10,000 to the square inch. Other Works. The Diamond Steel Works of Messrs. Par! Brother & Co. was the next Pittsburg « ° visited. Our railroad men were greatly inter- ested here with the exhibition of the quality of the steel made by hammering it id and doubling it down in repeated layers -.thout « particle of fracture. Only experts in these matters could appreciate the real excel- Jence of this work, and those of this class in oar party declared that they had never seen any- thing approaching it in any part of the worl. ‘The process of converting iron into steel, the deearbonization in black-lead jars under intense | dea heat, the casting into ingots, and the wonderfal process of hammering, rolling, &c., were all of great interest, and we could lave spent hours here with satisfaction. Next tp order was the Lyons Glass Works, devoted altogether to the manufacture of pressed glass wares. Pittsburg now manufac- tures more fhan half of the glass ware of the coun- (=> KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, ATTENTION Auights of DECATUR LODG No.9, you | requ ALEX R ‘CAMPBELL, Bs TBE Bucks OF SUBSCRIPTION To CAPITAL STOCK OF THE COLUMBIA RAILWAY COMPANY will be continued open for ten dave longer, from THURSDAY. June 16, ing named places, to receive far scriptions to the enpita stock, vis: At A. K, SHEPHERD'S, Shepherd's Building, Pennsylvania avenue. At WM, H. OLAGETT’S, Board of Trade Rooms. At NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK, with ‘TE assistant cashier. cate ‘? ena ad ath geek Estate Office, corner e ee Tek eS Ciadsrr, Presigent. uM. Ronn en, Secreta IMS AGAL *; Saw bpasGeatw i E} Cua WASHINGT GTON CITY. Commitre® Be Room, City Hatt, H DHN C. McKELDEN, wee GvEraann, "{ commie. jes (iy acen’s POLAR SODA, 631 15tx STREET, Oppposite United States Treasury. KISSENGEN, VICHY, SELTZER, BABATOGA, BLUE LIOK, and BEDFORD MINERAL WATERS, myls-tr O8 DEAUGHT Cee ROTIONBES, ec, tg Lane eae ane ‘armas iis Uonlerien Company ot Be Piecizs. WITAIN. far 3 mouth "3 a a a is impors ote to ed ae PE fang ee se ee, able priliancy, “SPALDING 'S CLUE” mends everything. Jew fm eataraiags nach Ua Prom role ‘a ‘aymetic: Manaze: _ MADISON DAVIS, Agen! yeanet ¢ Diaper 12, is, : » 3) Beary. all ie ooh ts rs am | nen Towel oF tat. ce, ‘Lien “Towels. frtiged ors. bordered, only Linge Bepkte and nea see Tec. ond tienen * =< 33 bee & whe Handkerchiefs rues Wi te i Bricnts, satin strij l wide. Soir et ron. aceds of the kind stove named ¢. ty asstne avait gantcine wie | ORMRIRE Gea = @UT SALES or Seasonable Clothing, Preparing to remove, woshall vt AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, the following Goode : BLUR, BROWN. DAHLIA, AND BROWN- ci xED mix CASSIM ERE Ww. @ COATS, BLUE ete 3 with Veo BELGE WALKING COATS, BROWN A) OLLI Watk iaSog"® bi een sok OLOTH LONG FROCK, ‘K, and SACK OOATS. = pastes rine aL BLACK CLOTH VESTS, with 3, 4,5, and 6 XED CASSIMERE INE BLACK DOESKIN PANTS FOR 8 96,86 50, $7, $5, $9,910, S1land ‘ef WHITE DUCK VESTS, single and double breasted. Also, a few fine WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS. Owing to additional improvements in our new store,corner Seventh and D streets,we are com- velled to postpone our removal until the month of August. HABLE & co., 335 PENNSYLVANIA AVBNU: jemte UNDER U. 8. HOTEL. July 4th, 1870: THE GREAT DAY! OBSERVE IT FAITHFULLY! ILLUMINATE YOUR HOUPES! ENGAGE BANDS OF MUSIC AND BUY FIREWORKS . or B. SILVERBERG, 312 SEVENTH STREET, BT. PENNSTLVaNia AVENUE anD D BTREEY, just Feceived. direct from the factory, a assortment of FIREWORKS, which perfectly fresh and in bright colors, will ive universal satisfaction. Prices low and ress nable E OSERPENTS, SPANGLETTES, BENGOLAS. MIN FIRE CRACKERS CBACKER PISTOLS., &c. BALLUONS, « novelty. BZ The above will be sold WHULESALE and BRTAILL. B. SILVERBERG, 312 SEVENTH STREET, Bet. PewNnsYLvAaNia AVENUE AND D Stre ae Bote > alam alae WINES. 1,000 Cases 1,000 Cases 1,000 Carex 1.090 Caso 000 1,000 Cases 11000 Ceses HAUT SAUTERNES 1,000 Vases From the old responsible houses of BRANDENBERG FREE CRUSE, & FILS O., BARSAL: se: andy BEYERMAN SY all poy ‘Brands, MEDUC MEDOC 8t. JULIEN, Sr SUL reer. Xx, EPHE. MABGAUX MEDOC: enowned CHATEAU WINBS of Also, tke IN AGES” of old MABRGAUCX, LAROSE, LAFITTE. &., ranging in price from 3 to $48 per dozen. NG HOCK, SPABBLI OC! OSKLLE, ARKLING SPARKLING CABINET CATAW, A For sale by Successor to 8.0. DYER So. je20 Ta13 Pounerivunie & vente, +) THIRTY DAYS ONLY. ag hare concinded from MONDAY, the 20th of Jan for thirty deye, to offer way eative stock ” BONNETS, STRAW GOODS, BIBBONS, WHITE GouDs, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, BUTTONS, PABASOLS and other FANCY GOODS at PRIME 00ST. The ladies of and vicinity are respect- fully ny —_ to \sennins stock before purchasing LEWIS BAAB, ‘jel8-6t 32 Market Space MAnx= DUBOIS’ HAIR AND FANCY STORE, 1211 PENN’A AVENUE, Between 12th and 13th ats., Washington, B.C. the ensuing seers Dusols SAO Phread ee ences the » she Jeet RECEIVED, ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE CHEAP LADIES’ CONGEESS GAITERS AT AE Eales: Has cpa up. AIRES, re sup Hinge ee: | 8 ey Beet UBUOL BHORS inthe You will save et sorte reetiaeOtaRE anos Tand &. GREAT BEDUCTION IN PRICES: CENT. Deo rercer yore os sso AM M. WILLIAN’S, 907 Pennsylvania ave. and 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. The Stock in part com LYON'S BLac' SILK, 400s Halnay ek to order in Paris, ambric and ‘sani, waits: ad Gaseniere Tivos, uipure Vale Flow: me Lace, 4 Pot ue Lace, Colored V Lace Gace in ail styles, seteratsb ice Points,” Ladies Und srearments, jerchiets, and Piste Sashes, Rom « ql ‘Boman a = Pisin Scarts, but when I say ort maar to do it; res no el-n WANTS. Warr Break poy Bosse DEEL OG | FOR SALE AND RENT. F bp Std Uyreguenee . 2 Fountain H. corsershetsand cook and asdist in = Waa can Bo, 161 ington at.. George’ NTEO—in RESPECTABLE pisos wl mala Wises Woah tket travel, Bea of re given. Onli 1274 Bi street, between tath and ath stronte., 1t™ WARSI Raseanistcrae atm fait part) monthly fF Saceelimente: aaicons, wich kai wien eure i" Giasensc ANT fo four-story t Weare seen Pos teat oo fis tact at corner ef bib tae two sqnares, the cars. street and Massachusetts ave No. 37 4,0ld oa — + WOMAN W washing. Apply at No. 803 sont! ANTED—A WHITE GIRL of 12 to 15 Ww assist in minding children, Apply | a ai E We ate at are Cae “Anes jenn weonek H MILLER: was ERD “The Arlington.” a competent LAUNDBESS, a first-class ENGINE E:, and twetve good IRUNERS. je21-3t* V [ANTED— By ® Lady of large and varied nd Ope SITUATION as housekeeper in gz house ah private family. = theo rengh P. L ANTED—A woman; to do the washing i Tyening jor afantiy riaiing mile the ‘Only first-class need a) ig Address ** - Lock Bex 53. Washingtne lity P.O. waz ane PY pet COUK, Wasnk: id SRONEES Sone nses ced apply that are afraid to werk. pots fo 13 315 Bhod. je Island 13th and lith ste. ANTED—B; the Ist of July, small private family to take the neatly furnished ee Bad nine jo: No. 491 Missonri avenue, fron’ those beautiful ry hwo young poreons (brother ‘and sister) ie reat ok of same. N, ELDERLY LADY WANTS Bountey A‘ RipEE at 820 per month for three month: city House of reven for rent, furgishoa. for tI ef toa is Has a Hue aide garten ‘Addrew "hrs, W. Lat Washing Post Jeal-2e™ ANTED—At 1402 Hi street, cor. Mth, a firs moons 2 oad apply but these. = qocmest recommend: NTED— An oo Pia: oni PRVAL ANT. icy Te of recom- mendations. Apply at Star jee. Je2e-3t W ANTED-At No, 1500 ath street, corner P do for Eoqaice at Sth at wnt, Fo RENT—F! Fo Bis ~ hs on S05'D streets Berane Fo. RENT—That =e a oF Lt ly on the premiaes oer ahs or at SOE Gch sect Be tween L and Bear BEBE For phe summer ae the OMS desirable for summer, Red Premises, No. 22-3t* ie AOULE Ni jarge. cool sfatnugs | Bot OE. a ire, ees Set ae ai OB SALE—A three-ato weat, rear corner C nort! kitchen. * Will sell cheap. SIGE oe nt ‘street ; Bine roome—water in W. DOWNMAN, No. @ Intelligencer Buikting. Fu GE RENTS BRICK HOUSE with 5 ropms and Allin goed orders om Fae ae fi Li street; 3 mth, ee Biot Piatra Te Fa5 EN T—One Fi ‘Bice o—— = use 9 rooms with gas and wate! on ok —s avenne, be- tweeu Fond G. For terms re. JOHNSON jerd-te 718 15th street. between G and Hl. OR WENT—The threo story BRICK ous with nt and all the modern improvements, No. 203 E street, be'ween 24 and 3; present oc cupied by July 1. to BGA! orto jeza-st - Fe. lg er new BUUSES, three rooms cocky loceted —— the bare] side of 34 ae geen be- down and“ sion given i ral on =e Lee Tiare Plant's Bullding, corner tia tervee we tad Now Yor =a LE OR EXCHANGE FO) crry F SEP a7 Gi es, Fanu St acres, seat it Miils im Monteonary fond state ok eee aoe et find good bathding."“Apply ty 0 “To, OHNSON, TIS Uth street, between @ and H, oF northwest corner of 9th and L streets. UR REN T—Three cor eat tt Fu ished oF wafurnished. Supplied with modern neces. No 3 Grant ene’ Je 21-3" ‘OR RERT—HOUEE, ex rooms, gua and water: Say front sp garde Mouse in good ropa. * Las te Stanear ithe men ERG F% SALE—a delighttulty located small BRIOK pees rht rooms: all modern noes. Veay chen ss THUS. SWAGGAMAS, ae as scmte Fb. in rere < _ os ‘Wth street, B. recently oocapied by Gen. Townsend, com taint FOOms. tenant. aie Quire st 1923 Penna avenues yezl-at" (O& BENT—Very elegant south front ROOMS. KF ina ye —— without children; suitable for recta WHITE WOMAN to-cook washand | obe oF OE ‘gentlemen. Lcation elevated and eee ee Ak m hy. Boards if desired. ite maerate cal gem con Eclat aane Soply, unless | Teaune lite vt. bee Thth sel tabs anaes ANTED—Ar experienced SATERER = aks charge of dining room and kitchen, or will toate them. Apply to box No,—, Star office, when au interview can be had. Sedo st StenaGE WANTED. —P-reons wishing to store ‘ain can find ROOM on reasonable terms. 9 7th street. os = 3 by experienced hands. Second hand Furni toe ye ught. Parties desi ring to sell thetr entire Household Furnitare would do well, betere aie ang of the same, to cali on WALTER $i Ibk eR charge of Green Williams’ Branch coo 319 fh street, between G and BL streets Berth je D eotm . INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, ‘506 Giese ET — Persone in want of EMPLOY. ENT and thewe in need of HELP should coll ot the above office. jels-2w" b-SMOKERS to try the “Opera” be Cigar, six for TELEGRAPH CIGAR STORE 623 7th st. Fand&. ANTED—A pool COOK, WaSH#R and IKONER, willing to go to the country for the summer and guiumn, Apply at 392 Ist Capitol Hill. ANTED—90 COLORED LABORERS to to Chattanooga, Tenn. Lnmrdiate work at Furniture packed snd re- t east, at 16-6 Pa 175 day. Traneportation furnished. Apply daily Rr 318 Sth street, between Louisiana avenue and D street. sit J ANTED—AILl those who value thei V know that the best “ONE DULLAR pi TACLE” in the conntry is accurately suited to the axeetent 2 BB MPLER, the 0) icin, corns 4 street and Penn: gee avenue. mometers of all kin Sea HAVING HOUSEHOLD Ning at 08 ith strcetvuext tod, G, McGuire ; ce 0 by calling at sire ie RUCHLY, ‘ stand. oie a Furniture Dealer. Up housekeeping ws a reaevt ty f» ‘know that they can dispose of their E without the trou ble or ex, ot a apelin: by oadrenn ng LEVY, 936 Pa. ave..8 E cor’ lWthst, my3l Im" ANTED-OOLT 5 HEVOLVEUS—A the Fe nizes, at HEMPLER'S Optician store, near Natleual Hotel. us WAR alone, know et they its iene ings it in or ita st geet ie: eon ing, it is pronoun pragcucy at 0. BAUM'S. foe Ae and Uorset Ws 3'Teh atrect, between % LOST AND FOUND. STRAYED OR STOLEN—Oo the 1%hb instant, a Ss teat BORSE fourteen Pome aia oe one hind f € ral reward wi given ff returned to Jamas JOUNsoN 2 PISe corner K and Mth «ti LEN— June ith SRY Sy nOnsE. Soc hands high with short tail, soars 08 Bis aod star in ehead.” A liberal ‘a large vt and strects south, cr any information that wii ical ito his recovery. C ME TO MY PREM IG REOme ae HORSE, medinm size. right oe i The shite, and a fereby bo prove pr spay ‘ae take Wis beey. No. ee O st. nort! sf nee eakph nd 7th sts. west | OST Tapa ev 7 MEMORANDUM BOO. EMU awe hand. one drawe by Z. Williams dated 1869, for Siringkiey ated Decem! waaaokewines ke beware RICHARDS, Jt 2" 1916 oe Sal HS of 8. se bad fi bow tiaiy's dup He: Bestia ‘Case WATCH. “A liber g wend bah oy ot re turned to No. 2¥1 Penna. me jem epee ’ BooK Switn iTS N street ¥ JOHN H. P. Jem-3t* TARR UP A es inst... BED cognac a S108), ihe other by sameel ., the uel Ber ‘34, 1358, for #105, nome A BANDSOME OuTTAGK ros SALE. offer for sale a bandsome preasrd brick front COTTAGE, on the north side ofS between Lath and 1th sts.. containing 7 roms ‘toa good cellar; front yard window, inside blinds, marble man tels. gas aud water, The Mth: rstreet ears pass within * few Farde of the door. m. frice, 94 IN, "UX. 515 7th st EE inten a private family_in # nearly new three story. mine-room Frame House, five or six very pleasant ROOMS, all private and’ communi cating, House bas ball, front and back stairways, two balconies, closets in all the rooms, water ‘upon the second and third floors, gos all through, and private side alley; large yard. Water closet and sewerage perfect. "The entire premises in complet: der. Will rent to suit partice, either single or in suits, for housekeeping or t@ludgers, with or with Cnt beard. Hoommall neatly furnished. Inquire on the premises, No 9 str et north, between 9th ard Wib ste. weet, Beferences exchanged. jo2i-3t" + pleasant ROOMS, anitabse ‘ces. and sieeping apartments, i the new ie Foua,retess Apres jer? St J. MAY,on the Premises. Fe RKENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, very de. sirably situat ar street corer hotels, now filled with good paying boarders Bent moderate: ston iret of July. Apply at No. bag a sts Bets iat and 13th sts. FOR EEST Several communicating RO: ae on 2d and 3d floors, farnished and uufurnished, with or without board. “Also, stere; would be suitable f an icecream suloon. Inquire at 1749 Penna. ay near Isth 61 3020. T—Two ROOMS and KITCHEN. far hed. suitable for housekeeping, on Ist floor, 2012 G street northwest. Owuer will board > ia ifdesired. Beut moderate. Refere: N F OK RENT—A desirable FRAME DWELLING, N 7 Market street, near corner of Ist street, Georgetown, contains 6 rooms, rater and me: DEICe $2 a month. Apply to JNO. ® . corker High and” Bridge inreeia, Georgetown, D. je -3t SOR RENT—The UPPEB PART of the HOUSE over the store of Mr. Thomas Russell,oo Penn. between 12th and Lith ste. The house con five rooms; the parlor is very large. elegantly ntels; gas and water throughout large room adjoining the par- ud three handsome rooms up staire; with kitch- ntry, and syater closets, Tp = puncte el tenant jor the rent will Trustes of Bataie of BeOe ‘Dyer Jea0-eotf POR SALE-GKEAT #ARG4IN—Raay terms ‘That nice ¢-story BRICK DW ite a brick front No. 707 iepeet between 7th and Sth streets west; location. Ss rooms anes 3 and bale peta Ur Fear is one of the best bargains on the marketfat Presen| Ths cntieg proses Wee Fant bem put in thorvack and complete re jomac w faced Int chen ewer orton made, &c. For farthe> ‘lars sie bana NEIR & WHEELER, jem0-6t 805 BE ot., bet. sth and as; RENT. “ two-story FRAME Sones ae rounds and agepegs > Contains ee ight rooms, situated. with grounds a fruit trees. a feist pork thrve-siory BRICK HOU siping eke rooms, with ROPE, band. Sauarey and fe Abniy ont the pr aoe FIRST OARS treet will be rented, furni Froth na months at : ei OR Sent, loc sar formerly —— = the Moeogennd for by rg very re iy toe or BOY and 208 04 at felbtt OB SALE $2,5600—8500 cash. Fine ‘il 1 parehiene 3 2story FRAME AME HOUSE containing ', Situated on Ist street, two. blocke'trom the Capitol Call at 1107 10th atreet, N. W., after 4 p.m, jel Te W. F. EATON. “DWELLING i421 T for the three fol- oer oath Apply st the OR BALE—Oue of the proved FARMS and COUNTY ohais te the beigh on the lay = jrown ot ae 2 lorocco POOKET 82 and sty street, N. pegens by lea TPR Lock, on gril, — ig between got Tes BOARDING. a oe GENTLE GA UTE ‘LEMAN CAN OBTAIN A Beith ie igo Ty, Ggorgauera by iiven and erivd p-8 iea3-lw BORN, 1908 D STREET, BETWEER recta, will BOARDERS at $2.20 for Table Board. ora ape | ea arate RE SK CountEy Poesy. CAN BE OBTAINED BY personal nto je 4" Mrs. N, ep ttt OR EERE eee very fe, ROOMS for ooo se BOARD ‘at Son cee Forfa je Boarding ** Brookvill ae ticular ree ity, Mid. 3017-20" Fe, ine COUNTRY STeGdy wees! AT LOW = 4 tf Brower a tthe a cn ARMOR al arene BY RA AGE > SOLD on CARRIAGES REPAIRED. Th ATTENTION. FEATHERS. FEATHERS, one having FEATHER BEDS. PIL; or arene Toacit will had reat, sale izcae | i at No. 639 D street, near corner of rth. jel4- Mxpican ot Bony, ed . a Catarrh, One a ns Biondac jeeserete- pes ne old. ri Steere wich eee ads, inal heal it 5 ne a ‘or mele ry esars. BR es Fak spo” ori9-cofwom oN Two Sera air eae ofa ist0. ania ie FOR SALE AND RENT. )k REN f—A large FURNISHED HUUSE and Fa GARD) tre BUSINESS CHANOES. DOR SALE—A very profitable BUS\NESS. euita S Rent very, ble either for geatiomen or ledics. Luquire » jelttt ote BOYER, 513 7th trot the Star Office. eee 2a $18, 00 TO LOAN ON REAL EsTare at legal ater “Large ant tn soos << BOYLE, net Sathingen, vv. “IGAR STORE FOR SALE —The proprictr / being in ill health, ie desir me and xiure at a cash. Appiy at Sal my arent B as. yell " THe ER OF OTH STREET T mau gee Di Popes Tr —_ sale the above valuable corner. at « price seton Ee Sere rele crer wstore offered: $1,000 cash, and the remainder in one, tw three O88 Ww co. TERRA SMITTY 8 C2, R Eerape La Cie gape ss enh oad =, reoem! vole and shette,” Appl * i pply re eal side IMb street, between Penne! avenve and I street yea ‘in the hot {OR SALE—SHIP TING TOP BU vet Hows.. water, gan, slate mantel brick front, front F ti ae | sea Building 3 sto 5 Faner's atin. heme. Seimanings. ‘and TO Loan ON S7 75.000 suit je tt SOR Sab AL arte et NOTES Parity s " Beal race ’ This house i is built upon honor, ~ gS will make a ae Field ts set al Se tiepar’ | BOUSE Yor vou om acer wileely SHUR WAITER TOO, | gry wart . AN as. 339 Teh ot.. bet. @ and Ui ste. $50, 000 100 Bo URITY. tm seen END HOUSE TO RENT—A HOUSE con- | borrower. Only legal interest chares SD Oe ae suitable for STORES cr a ight manufacturing busi- MCNEIR & Witec floor: at! ‘on | ~20i8-6t 505 Kat. bet: sth and vib 8 w __ [Sunday Berai: Apply et Ty yer dw 1) 2 boa: PRO 7 000 ESisteass ED er eAtERTY = not corner of New York creme ond rn street ott Meser TO LOAN elegant mastic-front BRIOK. on een yg 3 all_ modern im. eye nextdoor. A toT. se Lirery Stable ” | eemerees. Fore near F strect OB ad = — me ee fist isons heated by furnace. Apply on ‘premises GEO. 8. PA my?7-tt KER. SALE—TO CLERKS AND OTHERS—Si. Gooned HOUSES: ae tnd aide porch hes, targs rard. location. eu i Bide", si Ete Also | We have constantly on hand Money to loan ander a igiaii Bt mat on aay the new interest law, ou Real Estate in the Distriet ‘Madison st., Tath ant rit! =e. of Columbia, ; KILBOURN & LATTA, 300 ACESS. Ree 7 PhoPkE Boal Estate and Note Brokers, LOTS OF ONE TO A jelé-tot Corner of Tth and F etroete. NSU Foes Eucaan Noise SRaURE Piase een STORAGE, of sinters tenes pay on then at rey 209% 8. GULDSTRIN «Go ao arrived, pest House, rates at our building, -~, *2 Jole-tf Loans negotiated in Dang = ums uph Real Restate. Deferred Rev coon and shrab: | Notes wanted toapy amount. gas and water. oquite corner ‘Sth st. cast and Pa. avenue. my? EF iB DOR BALE—60 ACRES OF LAND, onthe new | No. kel b Pinte hat wi “4 oon selene a4 0. 461 Penn, avenne ill be sold choas ed Virginia. Two howses and other ements on beta -1-$ LOOK HERE. AND REPLY Te theland. Bold in parts to wait pu tock. THIS ADVERTISEMENT. bie 5 RARRLIS. on the 5 apes-tt SPOKE MAC HINERY © complete, with Sha'ting SOK BENT—Several neat aud comfortable UN- | 0d Follies, reads Wo attach to power, mmkos GW a E'SCUNISinD ROOMS, conteally locntsds mutt | 20> fond FoF mel Wank Punta Rand To ‘gondtlounaite they will Ye let esr eheape tian: | vicinity for tanber ms sen Mulveellancous lot of MERCHANDISE — SVALUABLE PATENT: Quantity of PEACH Ti VEINS. Fe SALE OB EXCHANGE. 5. DEBBY and URAPB 60,000 ACRES OF | AND in Macon COAL and MINING STOCKS bad ity Ridge all Ked wus Mack ink, M 86.000 cree in Cherekee county s ie Firatey eopecial ‘ial “ne tm Pos HH F ret mut me — mn me 3,000 ueres ins Paine eA dere. Will exchange for lands Oregon. Will exc! city property, or part | title in guy part of the United States or for poi nee ane Pee a SWETLAND, Federal Block if SALE — Valuable Store Pi 5 aluable Store Prem m corner Tth and F streets, wer, Saw Mill Pi Cider Mii r. FOR SENTTA She COONTHA SEAT. in tull | [PC ilies Pope Farms, a view of te fy. parreente’ wii trees, orch- Vistar, At on terme ae vent erat - F aie Thrcere pus as the Fn K th and K streets, Onty Faus! eeaoes <a Write me whet you Lave for trade Fil aaa HARE pe a vay eastes. Gibbs’ SEWING aot Weelanie want Foabdoabls tora pa sas * — Eis “rth street Sec ne ced ee ea | CHRONICLE tor the prune was snd cReERARS JOURNAL tor the thom. ha fromm of itis EVENING BA lay be ex ciire at the where the © 4 A KENT—Six fn OFFICE Bi ae +5 ee nou jes-der “To LOAN LOAN ON BEAL ES PERSONAL. $50, 000. ato per Gat per ned conan mat 64 NNEE @ OO. NTELLIGENT PEOPLE ALWAYS DISTIN = = a ee gnish merit and modesty from humbug: hence Ula FS SALE— #5000 D Lem DE_ DARBY noe, unly say that he ean lted BER t large or azall ae ory cheap. confidentially at 10™ 454 «t_,south of Pa. av yea * | Apply w AS xt AcE uN E, Bactets, Pars Fain PRICES. FO! mist “4° Ladies, Gents and Children: DHAND CLOTHING, iE LOTING, BUOTS, Fo SALE—Onc secund-baod Fs Lnquire at 1013 L street north SHOES, &c.. at 418 9th street N. D street between 6th and ttn eerosta.”| Promptly attended to. CUTE AND om DiskADe of or a mature gen ot bales or mercury yi, LEY LEON, toes Eno and, oldet otal Upwards Bteen veers practice in and PEMAcec COMPA immediat ately cured in all canes, wi without fail. Rome apie SUE PRKIBG. 5 paeecaas peculiar cand at 619 ote, by mail eo-y™ ATTORNEY ANDI eit Thee Will practi sylvania avenue, iE, MOTTS ERENOH FowD) DEES CERTAIN my36-1y Rervene — JOB, AND OKNAMENTAL PRINTING tiona, caused ‘by indiscretion. Gonorhara. Glee Scrofula, ‘Skin Diseases, Byphilis, in ail ita forms, 8 BROT! zr eplt-ly ‘e ouen (south aide B= ABD JOB s PEINTING x 2 tatoge Tt om BLS. FOL aie Lin ., ot Bice A seca Batjcormae Bs F end ee SSE ES Se. rice S2 por bon. __jyt-ty_ 500 rr (coats, st stORR BALERS AERTS Paredes JWNSAM smuDpTaKR dea: Tid 's WH queen HOUSE, 314 8th stroet, .RK8’, COA’ GREEN EL! D> C'ARET.SDAPE GEES A RAEN AnD SILKE tnd’ genera jottons, for eal % Gtaiers oulycal ™ “THOMN S314 whee” ALM LEAF FANS, BY CASE OR HUNDRED, Paeetins per liundred. to deal rs only. at ORN'S. 314 Sth mrset _i2ts-ty BOOKS, STATIONERY, &. | Beoks ar PHILP 4 SOLOMONS. SANCTUM Urge 0M: or ppg fae Ee | = ll reba a : Ta int _ FO! Dlastrations Reh ees oe peed iis ELMER i tre, is ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS, sot editions. and Bve diferent styleey Wicd. wwe hope to doa firet class trade. ah BF One prics, Just Dealing to alt, otha BOGAN & WILIE, 5e8-tt 1018 and 1020 7th street, H. W. M@{turer BABGAINS AT OUST. RS have this sy marked down my entire NNETS, HATS. Snienon io Bae, cost. PHILP 4 soLenore WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLERS ANU STATIONERS, 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVESUB, eT Between 9th and Ith streets. N EW seeks. Egap ae te oe oe “MILLINERY AND FANCY coos AT Oost, pp toe eel nye pint FANCY AND eraae: perry ie CAGED LION. Charlotte M. ¥. 26 ne | | ‘MIBS VAN CORTLAND. Paper.._........91.98 HAMMER AND ANVIL. Spicthagen.....92.00 LUCK BOABING CAMP... aw 1.56 HENRIETTA TEMPLE. Disraeli. Papor...60¢ FOR SALE RY BLANCHARD 4 HOHUS, ‘THE LARGEST IN THE CITY. WALL, ROBINSON & C0,, 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENOE, Corner Lith street and Penn. eve. my S-tf Hes FELLOE BAR IRON, STEEL, 8PRINGS, HORSE-SHOES, H. 5. IRON, NAILS, TIN PLATE, SHEET ZINC, LEAD. J. W. KENNEDY @ ©0., BUILDING HARDWARE AND METALS, 612 PENMSYLVANIA AVENUE, _Jel-Im Opposite Metropolitan a INCH, ea Sonos | aes