Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1871, Page 2

CROSBY S. NOYES.......Editor. ‘The New York jinues to work EVENING STAR. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL : j RENT AND SALE. __. PERSONAL, Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTO: CITY: FRIDA Augeast 15, 1871. ‘The Star by Mail. Persons leaving the city for the summer or Sny portion of it may have Tas Stax sent to their address for such time as they desire, at the Pate of Gfty cents per month. Orders, accom- panied by the money, should be sent to the busi- ‘Beas office of the paper. Life from Other Worlds. Professors Huxley, Darwin, and other sensa- tional ‘scientific gents,” will now have to take 8 back seat for = while, and let Sir William Thomson come to the front. He is the new President of the British Amociationfor the Ad- vancement 6f Science, and in his address at the recent annual meeting of the association he ad- vanced the theory that “every year thousands, Probably millions, of fragments of solid matter fall upon the earth. It is in the highest degree probable that there are cowndess tecd-beaning meteoric stomes—the fragments of other worlds of ufe—moving about through space. If atthe present instant no life existed upon this earth, Ome such stone falling upon it might, by what we blindly call natural causes, lead to Its be coming covered with vegetation. The hypothe. sis that life originated on this earth moss-grown fragmenta, from the rwins of another ‘world, may seem wild and visionary—all I main- tain is that it is not unscientific. From the earth stocked with such vegetation as {t could receive meteorically to the earth teeming with all the endless variety of plants and animals which now inbabit it, the step is prodigious, yet, according to the doctrine of continuity, most sbly laid before the association by Mr. Grove, all ®eatures now living on earth have proceeded by orderly evolution from some such origin.” ‘Sir William will have hard work to sustain this theory. The fall of thousands of meteoric stones has been noted, and many of them care- fully analyzed, and metals have been found, bat wever any indication of organic matter. The Gegree of heat evolved by the passage of these aerolites through the atmosphere is about equal to the melting point of tron, sufficient one would think to singe off all the moss they might have gsthered in rolling through space, besides roast- tion. Admitting, however, for arguments’ sake, what is claimed by Sir William, that life in this ‘world sprang from mos-grown fragments of another world, with which either this or a third Planet had come Into collision, and which boing itself endowed with organic life had projected its fragments upon our surface, with all their germs of vegetable and animal growth, man included; end admitting, further, that these organic germs ‘Were not destroyed by the intense heat to which they must have been subjected in passing through cur atmosphere, we are as far as ever from getting back to the origin ef life, for the question still recurs how did the germs arrive on that other orb from which we got them, and so on. Profesor Huxley ciatms that this bombardment theory is a declaratian in favor of his doctrine of evolution, remarking that ‘the forms of life thus transmitted—that is, in the shape of the spores of fungi, by meteoric stones—could not by any pos- Sdility have been anything but the very lowest elements of life; and therefore, if Sir William ‘Thomson saw no difficulty in peopling the world {m that way, it must be beéause he was 9 Darwinian at heart, and believed that all the bigher forms of life had been evolted trom the lowest.” ———_+e---___ Who Will be Governor of Jersey? ‘The candidates for the nomination for Gover- nor in New Jersey are numerous in both politi- cal parties in that State, and an active prelimi- nary canvass is going on previous to the assem- bling of the two conventions. The democratic State executive committee is divided on the Irish question, and there fs = great lack of har- mony in thé tepudliesn state committee, so that the influence of neither will amount to much in settling the claims of the rival candidates. On the republican side there are State Senator Bettle, Cornelius Walsh, the millionaire, (who will be remembered as the rivalof Frelinghaysen for the United States Senatorship,) General Kflpstrick, State Senator Torrey, and four or five others. On the democratic side there are Nehemiah Perry, killed in a former convention by his railroad General Runyon, whose generalship in the fight against Marces L. Ward brought defeat to himself and party; Jodl Parker, , the old war horse; Charles Haight, Judge Bedle, and others too numerous to men- ton, all certain that they have only to go in and win. Samuseron, B Sz, Aumnet ath, 1811. gue leeter oo lency the aaae ws a to his Exee! : inted im the Puatrict this morning: to give it a1 8 place in your papar = sawetter of publ Very respectfally, A. Gaant. As the “General's” commantiestion fills two anda half closely printed columns of his organ, the Patriot, we must decline his modest request. ‘We learn, however, from his statements, that he has done a good deal for the country, and for ‘this city. The suppression of the rebellion was mainly due to hisefforts. He was continually in Febel prisons, or escaping, or being recaptured, or almost hanged, (why, why, why not quite, ob, clumsy hangman?) or being fired upon by the enemy, or, singularly enough, “by our own Datteries;” and finally, after superhuman acts of heroism, and unheard-of privations, including “fifty-four days and nights of toilsome journey- ing,” without sleep, food, or water, he escaped to close the war trinmphantly for the Union cause, and to plan and execate great national victories for the republican party. All this is very properly set forth in that stanch Republican and Union paper, the Patriot. It is very clear from the General's recital that the American people blundered into eleeting the wrong Grant for President. And it ts per- haps natural that, failing both the P: and a place on the Board of Public Works, he should seek to depreciate the republicanism of those selected. But we trust his narrative of his own brilliant services is not as apocryphal a6 his statements in regard to the political antece- dents of these gentlemen. Yet it saddens us to say—such is the envy and jealousy of human nature—that the Rame and distinguished mili- tary services of General Albert Grant appear nowhere in the records of the war. By the same adverse fortune, his name is not to be found among the tax-payers of Washington, though be assures us that he owns large amounts O€ property here. —And, by the way,since the General appears sqatly, tree mg motte nt ail a cent ne r on * mai rates being nder than thie gure. he banks ‘of GRORGRTOWN COLLEGE 5-e, 1884 commences AY OF SEPTEMBER | oo HES Yn the ects Steck {By Bankers’, Brobers’ and ‘Joly SARL will wane of el ca E PREMATURE D ee ae He Rr.. |F Bens haren ss Some MENS IAN ASSOCIATION, OORNER OF NINTH AND D STREETS, YOUNG MEN ESPECIALLY INVITED to we the BEADING BOOM, CIRCULATING LIBBARY, AND PARLORS. Markets Te-aay. ofan Aug. 18.—Virginis sixes, old, ma i RE, A b~ sed PRAYER MEETINGS at noon and 6 Pe. SABBATH BVENING SERVICE at 8 p. m. eull-tr SCHOOL FURNITURE axp LECTURE-BOOM SETTEES, OF THE MOST APPROVED STYLES, At the Manufacturer's Prices, ‘ At WM. BALLANTYNE’S. aul? 402 7th street, Intelligencer Building. (Quz=st: — CEMENT !! Just received and for sale 1,000 barrels of the re LOUISVILLE CEMENT, which we will sell on reasonable terms. FENWIOK & STEWART, | eulT-st Corner 7th street.and Canal. 'RUSSES AND SHOULDER hi in great CVE Miele iat corner iva aaa tps eas: Cc aD VINEGAR, &0 3,000 pulee PURE CIDER VINEGAR, war- faiea GINGER. cee BY scx MUSTARD SEED. PURE SE SY}CKS ofall kinds, suitable for pickling oe fopk ot V of WHITE and BROWN SUGARS. jn Th 1.9 p. m—Americén securities P. puso ¢ 18.—The 4 centume” Se, i Tans, olds Sy, a, ARFIELD'S PATENT COLD W. ‘ WASBING BOAP! ares oatr Siemal Ofer, NO BOILING ! Suigterest 1,671: 'S | | NO HARD RUBBING! haf iy at eel Tete NO HOT WATER! peeiere loaned NO WASHBOARDS! tpi, i aot night ob Cake Sap Lad NO BLUEING: prorat ues attended | NO INJURY TO Ga RMENTS OR HANDS! re ek ve BALTIMORE, M Bate, in senting tea The above firm baving ecarbd the exclastre right ‘arfield’s watons Cold Water Self. Soap, ¥@ fallen from New Jersey to |. where it is now clearing w | tm and for the TAP, PE MARYLAND and DIS- unril opt from Penn- } invite the attention of the public to oe very sm and al jor SOAP, ge tharos in any int cloudiness in New York and New ‘Hard, ida ipo sods sere —— an fits gaarantce th that ft wil bot sine, even the fincas Tings ahd threstening south Atlantic Bononly doce it H rave labor, fuel clothes, &e.. bat bortherly © on the Gulfcoast. b: housekeepers fet rid of the discomfort, of LOCAL RECORD. Boats agin wg fa the house du- winter, which The 05 meen oll ba Evaxrne StaR business baa as oe 4 to-day:—8 a. m.,73; 10 o. e Cecpreraaiacs of testimonials to its great o: a ene “And ‘idence cay no evi or St cee Sjariesd re, ioe the virtues of ated ses rat DARED On the Sth of September, two wecks from Tuesday next, the first of the fall elections will ‘be held im California, where a governor and State officers are to be elected for four years, to- gether with three members of Congress, and a legislature on which will devolve the duty of electing a United States Senator, in place of Mr. Cot. ls, therefore, among dhe oat important of the State elections to be held this year, and the republicans have strong hopes of electing their nominee, Mr. Newton Booth. Governor Haight, the present tneumbent, is the demo- eratic nominee. ——____ -+ee. Tre Weexty Stan for this week, contains ery ane hau raping int eras sith pcnie coe, OR pices ine rie os hey are in the sun, im el will Inst Juily twico Mee a9 fetes ordinary way with the thereiare nestionabl guBAbEst ss ESE Sap rer BB en eet full particulars of the shooting of John MeCarthy | 50.486 a STOCK No. 486 by Dennis D. Darden; the developments Yeu Br H NOW OPEN AT ve in the Pelice Court Investigation; Progress of 4 MARKRITER’ it work on the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad; Camp Gamp Meeting and Watering Place NEW NUMBER, 439. sland and how to get there— foget‘estecth the Market-house Squat | TRISTRtt, tnd. qheicet ‘ranging in price free bier the n and [aan Poisoning ie ‘4 . Cases; «Louis Napoleon, His Amours ani MENTAL ‘TINS and Brocade Gilts, entirely Courtships;” three poems: "A new version of rat it goods; 40-inch plain Tints for finish- and Tare. out,” “ Marguerite.” ‘and » plain or paneling with gilt rods, with a full line “The cad P =a cnaelon: orem Te low pitcad making the «Twice Married” and as fat wi & Storm; Reus. Woods: , general news; Washington News and Gos- | Pabet fies Gis bee, eis linnon.of osievaat | | Facy personals, and other readable ir. | gcuted in the best manner. dollar and @ half per annum, in | | PICTURE FRAMES. embracing Walnat and Gilt copies tive cents, in wrap; ready for mailing.” weg s7-The New York alde aldermen are to meet Mon- i hoto- lg, all siaes on band of made to order: solid Oval differ at ferent ent sizes, in store; Phote- Frames, 7 a ‘Tame, INDOW, $x! agg ait day to receive a statement from the mayor in | @20¢ and cole sine TS Ss ENGRAVINGS: | J relation to the expenses of the city government. | gndCHROM rat can ramets ‘always in store” ‘Terms positively RITER, S ORCORAN Zou. AY: a. wp ne Liyl-Im __ No. 486 7th at., ieee 'D and E' sts. rmory on ke ¥ on B and C streets so1 a’ TAIS (Friday) reve GREAT DISCOVERY. WO ,at? MW otiock. “Busthess of Uaportences LETTER nom GENERAL sovAEe. Wasnixeton, D. O., Jul: Prov.T. ‘Dear see AES OF Live Ia my fall ae in othe pods in commending ‘Qn article that =e Fg dently doing so much good. Ts GW an, ERMANIA Bones. No. ‘There will be a ny og . ‘clock. to arrange for of en Joux Letupacn. Beneey Sttoday $f 4{eclock, trem his late residence—120. CO street L vited to attend. By order 'D BROWN, Secretary. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT ON ye Aad after this date, Aggust 7th tsi will ‘by; be frm of CULLINA ak eRWsNoteE ‘. Maull 3 » WARD GULLINAN. jem JUDGE. alas of U. S. Supreme om NOTICE —Orvice ASSESSMENTS am Taxue Make, Cory Hair. ows Re ih REION oF “Oooxctt- EME SDMixED PHO wk eoeuMbLa it the OL by Societe np sets os '¥ thre by his own account to be pretty easy in pocket, perhaps he will be good enough to drop in and psy 2 little bill for advertising he has owed Ta Strap for some time. ——++e--___ ‘We have a number of complaints of pumps Deing out of repair. Ihe authorities would do weil to have a complaint book at some central pout where such grievances might be entered. tis important that the pumps at the varicas wells of excellent drinking water in various parts of the city should be kept im good repair, eepecially during the summer when people are apt to suffer from complaints of the bowels through drinking the Potomac water. ——-.eo— is going to renew his canvass for the removal of ‘the capital. Reavis over-estimates the powers of the anti-improvement squad here for mis- chief. The body of the people of the District mean that the work of improvement shall go on. ——__+eo- ‘The resolution providing for the appointment Of 8 committee of supervision over the work on ‘the large school building in the fourth district passed some days ago, but the committee has not yet been appointed. Will not President Stick- ney and Speaker Hulse see to it at once? The emergency is urgent. ——_—_- see B7 Some of the ladies wear their straight acrom their foreheads and down to their eyes, @ la Shetland pony. feet is very peculiar. te assessment wn eee : wails the best tuformation weg can “obtain.” ; | Dame Br ing your BALM OF LIFE tn many tn eae AW LL, — | Storie the relief sought Weedless a eclic a Sup't of Assessments inl eae ee LUB sod Later from Rew. FATHER BOYLE. Ere ee ea aE Pear giieia i ae =H RS Cor WEDNES- (Phase end me «supply of BALM AY |. tatructions ife TF et (aa WASHINGT it peeiiaa che dope ate of the WASHINGTON | ater area to me a joxn 94, 1671, VE. Bork. KEEP 000L! ond wnat getee ee feta ROOMS, ‘on the first ‘on 94 floor. auls-2" ished ROOMS. on, m Ay Branch, fine RESI- seventy ACRES OF LAND. Would suit a gen ‘of deans, or make a. first: class © Baoan house; coming te twelve eons. _ Bosses. Att D.C. a13-3t* Pe ehiicid eae oe 2h Fe? 42 on xen GE A qustinen ia Fakthax eoenty, Yo, boving & larger farm than he wants, would be pial to ett or exchange for city property , 300 or 400 acres of it. It ip well watered and ¢ Cimbored. fine orchanis, ree tenements, and some of county. It is within two. ar and will 4 D—A amart, YOUNG MAN, ac- quainted with the meat and provision busisess, references as to integrity. -Address Box RENT—F ARM, with Honse of 12 rooms, Eo, mile from Benuina’e ae foram | PY RS a 17-3" Ware eee EY | ae ct oer oe st UARaRR RHC Sota’ good beatae Ae Several ROOMS, furnished or un- un “a Seicshle for cums or tw Berl, 28 Hs ban SEE wore RENT_A HOUSE treats visinean tn r ee URNITURE ® a iy SORE Eta fers tormerty et by 2b a8 real estate office yy with or, 3 arate itney & Co. Rent low to goud tenants, ences, - Address, September Ww. at Ste a reskor atthe premises. au I7-tael” Office, au @ D—A 5 a 1 - bly iy earkr a Toe eae, ve. Witte es ree we Fo, “eigen Bm BOOM Sa une PABLO goa ‘third ‘Boors, “sircts: ater srata;) ADDI © to the wou west corhet ot Hith's youd , eee ouT ites ey teas ey wilt 7 ime re if nppliod for soon; Shenoy. WARNER, 4 pplendia G as BEN Be. P aul ist, three “FURNISHED Thaenee : BOY, 14 or 19 yearso §| from fer house woken aS to 1éth street, Been ‘auls (ReOcERY A wan Gare estab) iy at corner Ist Rue STORE FoR tes | idly impr - PRINCE’ s molar Wo ‘Appiy AP The 600) LOAN OFFICE and FIXTURES of a ° gu at 1 SSE 1005 PENNSYLVANIA AVENGER, 50, Piso ea 2 oe WE (er stains BAZAR FOR THE SALB Fas itd aul? a * or RAK HANCE RI 80! Lo aod UNREEDERMED GOops peae are ae Sana | Dope eee er Pas De EePe fay ea ee OAR Ge ARAL SPATE, Wirt 77 a As. ey ‘all its force, STRACT, MONEY in sult. Ryd ives wn ay. aul2-e ze. Li OB SALE—At a bargain, the GOOD WILL, &., rn ae the old- eetablioned ‘Coal and W. oor- iy Mreet, for the ale of Singer few wi eines coal (Sr lumber Sopot Selon apa | Be Machines feat TAT Mates Bosse eg tiees WOOD AND COAL W. 2. STEPHENSON @ BRO., $25.00 c )00 ie 70, eB Boo MS OF ri 998 B11 Th atric SOR. Two large watarnished ROOMS, te. “Inguite SAS A wneet mortioast, of BoBRar cOUTOHEN. : OR iN va. eoeceal ae front HOUSE vai io. 365 Meet, near the Oily Mont! Shake oe Soe MABKUDER, fs hoxt oor, nee ‘OR RENT—CARBOLL_HADL—Si ono betw fh pnd 13th ctroetes safealy ep:sultable fore militares hail o¢ printin rz rms Riv od heen evra y OB RENT—By the Ist of September, WASTED At Dyer's Hoa a LACED E - WOMAN and two first-class ae a hy con Masachusctts oe (WANTED 1820.00) twenty, thouennd do!lare r year; monchiy in [W AntED (ss ‘CLOTHING, ire, | Agee wn Trouse aot Fapene, ‘besides ibe, Bath id vie ANTED—A Brg No. 156% F Paply: to Dr. W store- GHRRN, Corner it od streets. anls-3t* P. JOHNS the hours of 8's m.fand and 1300p. op bp. jel WY aBa eo erases in favor of thorougl ily Se tts almost bi BAC nomap Ing Works, Maine treet roe Jat #1 Wise, No.1 HANDS ON PANTA- cAiarae Gara, Ieee LOONS: | Hone bas 8s but baperienced meas Apniy surance offic ‘auls-eotf ‘dite pprentices on. ‘OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE, Sapo mters fi Re: ali hetree berween D end Beateotr'ap | WOR RENTOBRICK gcse lth iit eae i water; front ANTED—NEW and CAST OFF EpraNg shade trees; do- NDS, ‘ta ie and N D ite, by Smet; at No. i888 Toth street S Ww Wales Loan Omtee, 1981 ib Betreel A Mice, corner of 15th and —— z au 3 Fe W* ATES ae aad BOLL snd st mE san ‘A three-story BRICK HOSE ver “Guns. RE ys ‘ani all kivis, of “gaat ing, 12 row liar, gas and water, EEPASHaL PaOREMiry RATA MURA | tein scene wracked parent Bite aie Hn Sirs Ste a ents, Apply 17399 G strect. * quibat enue. {OR RENT—HOUSE and STORE i “To- Nie ame e een i dost Rares oe Stare 'TED—Al! those w! promiees. Wire that the ‘best Ce a eB LE OR LEASE —The — large BRIOK TACLE Tn the comntry ts pecurately suited to tho OBCTLDINGS canarehO ctectent Wee leet Ber ieee Fest and Pennsyinasus evense, Depot for | Avenue tataly cecnpied be the ia ae ‘ Giermomcters of ait Rede jell bee ie 9 neta? W 4ANTED_COLTe OLVERS-All, the | (\OR RENT. ISHED TOUSES, $0. Wis MPLEIS Optician Beoeee s : a aie aN ational 13-tf ripe ol 3, 1 oa 1 13 wit huis in able ten roo room not Se ri ma ot and cars, THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th street, opposite ee OR RENT—Thaee-story B. F sy lvania avenue, ‘stent anh 22d street Vill be rented low to a. THOS. BW AGGAMAN ise 5197h erect 3 posite Post Ott F°% SALE—Two | FARMS at Falls Charch, Va. The and ed is authorized to sell t two very oa Calton JAMES PoTUSTIN’ AC Geneyrat-Laws No. 1525 Patrest NW. aul Pressed-brick frout ik Conroe Street, Georgstawn kK: at G. forte hit Sidre, corner Bridge and ‘Con: Gresn street aul2-tf Fe RENT—An eights rooms BRICK HOUSE, i LOST AND FOUND. Lost7 on Thursday morning, & ‘an Account Book, of no uss to any one but th wner. The. finder may keep the coat if the book is frimea: And & beral reward will be paid iffeft at s office. WN ESTRAY—Taken ap, a ect seo ae AX ‘erouds an 126 or 15th inst.,on the Mf Georgetown The owner will pleass come fur ds prove property, pay Charsvs aid (ais nuls-33* OST —Weinosday avenge By Tia waite and ‘4 brown Blenheim §) "bos pith long brown ears and anders sil il. wery corner OF F aad 1th streets h liberal reward will 6 paid,and no questions asked. 1s-3t! $20 of trite Steaks rai thorough repair, with water, No. street, next to corner of 15th, northwest. Toa oeed ath ped tenant for 93) per month, or. id on delivers at thelr wood and coal yard, 9h, he PRENTISS, Us i rer yore a Charing ee! their residence, cor- Ln er of th and M strects, )OR SALE OTS on southiast co ae ‘auls-3t° "_H GREER & SON, ind 0 atzorts; nino, fourteen TRE AME TO THE SI A LARGE | #y aveune above B street. Apply at Axe 20. sorrel OO ‘baz and above N. and-2 White on fore legs. Owner can have he aay Foes QGIXCHANGE. FOR Gity PROP: ERTY A NICE GARDEN FARM of 0 her i ‘and paying for this adver. feew Toms eit in Baring fy tite OKRA miles from Washi i 0 = Turnpike, in 5 roved with a rame tedinge, fine ethan, good water and satay CiBWELD Nor dia 7h street dhe hoursof? anadavm. 6p.m. aur Fo SALE-Valnable Se on more and Washi Bai of a mile from, the pandary and one from Clarke Mills’ farm, station withinons hun. yards of the tract. als property is offered for saloon most favorable te in the tract; ‘aid ‘will be subdivided tosuil pureliosers If tatia: ington. on Washingioe end A emery count) Zig Maryl Pla AWA Trak Baie iene ene eae Neg hip tat af at pig ve ay paid if returned to LEM. SOLOMON, ri » betweon, im" orner of 6th and C streets N. E. O8T—0i ‘oh instant, small BLACK DOG: yellow and tise soavers to the natae of “Being. ard if returned D etree rs. KATHARINE: MILLER. ‘anls-3t* OST—On Wednesday morni im tho First Ward Benn ear Det street and ings Are required they will ba pot sour the tenes samc, G.Nery epeall Ginek- aml Con at the lowert cost prices Or ae “a fi G hort taf, pe rare jt Spe ana time is 7 ap in cosh on the 318 gaa: reward will Be paid by her owner at cheat Fit street. pee pone street, second door from 2st, who val {auto} WILL EX! HANGE. FORPRO: F PE itt In ENR STRIC ne of the finest FARMS in GIVEN of the Joan county, Va.. Cray peso SIOUN HR F dabedee situated one mile from Leesburg, the county seat irouce In the watee of Victoria’ Bronsiny tommy tant from Alexandria $8 salles byran Tike Victoria Augi, No. $73, three hundred anil seventy- | Farm contains 965 acres, is well. watered. dat] ne PES petite, for Macros of Sioux Half Broad | crwsury improvements ani farm building including Lake Pe; ‘and the new house of cight rooms; young orchard ee a thie day, Atorpey fot ate of Thom: i fryer, Hee accessibility to the Capital, the healeh. Newell, Rxecutor-of the catais jewel or e ceased. fulness, beauty, fertility of soil, society, good nakes this one of the most desirable pro. ther for cultivation or eek ae . Price, 2 Prat Set pertles the mark: Apply to audfat BOARDING. Fa RENT—A snite or single ROOMS and desirable; ty s quiet private famil central ro y rect, between G ap: First-ol: BOARD id bells all throu; hy bs amma eabotesauls-lwe ‘ge yard: WL B. Obi ARKE, y as NNERMAN having ReMoveD [corner De: sect ani Feanerivania ve Onna 1 to $09 E street, now off rent sorrel comfortable six-room very desirable ROOMS at r me F ae SE, ‘eighteen f feet front, with back build- = Poel Cpe ae” Cine y fed ' ATS the as. a bee Been house north of 8 street. Syements. TABLE it in advance: decommodated. = bia al RAY NNER & Co., acoo 5 UMS, fro back, with goo — Fg Bee 1010 a ‘aio acy Past | ae saan streets. Piano, bath, wud gas in house, erms — RENT BRICK HOUSE on Hi street, moderate. auls-6r 12th and 13th, containing Slant roms aad rae AND, COMFORTAULE nooMs, gina FiO8Y ctroes PY. FAMED Y- near the Dey Se ween pret class Boas Pies on eeamnable os RENT—An iD fe. Tare VENING STAR jg Riso. ® Byarders accommodated, fed. , wu a Justice wotics or fora TRET-CLASS “30 WitH H_PLEATANT woot and coal denier resale gia faa NT ROOMS, to be bad on Ny ot The ear a froom. Sofeaet bg ee oe, Pia é =. HOUSES. containing siz spoma and bath each: REAK FAST BACON—Boncless. b—~ ras ane cna lB idand now, |,2°* or tera SPDIY to now 2 Lowery, SUG. Cit ad 491 12th street, N. W. Bowdseed.. Ok RENT—A fino COUNTRY SEAT, in fall | a z with trees, oreherd, | COPFEE—O1l Government Java. Ee pe ene Sth Street, and Were js ONS THIRD INTEREST COAL AND WOOD PRPOT. it! i tn this cit most @ ale ee fal cng on wubieg tpecenes to AND KINDLING WOOD MILL, fae ieee where he ‘Tra Sracer Waarr, ie relling being the actual : Office—120, Pamxevivania Avenve. rd Gi D0 Addrtes MEROE aur Opal kept on plank floors. and delivered free LOAN IN LARGE OR Poot Saaliiee nora eat oe HUNDRED DOLLARS Eo — wants to 918,94 34" One hundred = (°e4" AND ween | EE Sey DIRECT PROM VESSEL bak tetas interest un Weal state Securiey, AT CLUB RATES FOR WINTER'S USE QvaLity axp QuastiTY Granawrame. “2, LY. KNIGHT, General Agent. Waste88 be ahd ge Ye ee ress immediately,“ A i wecurit cand for the LYKENS VALLEY. ie 1 Sante. A alii SH. issouri avenue. ‘ree 1T3 ae 000k "Di compete wtih oe ignt sold Jor Saooe OAK an. rom PINE WOOD at same low rates. Tecelved at ‘ores the Abani ag YMOUR, i] 85 ‘00 SE sare oes sib rie sskcty ‘Wants, bi nagpPosite Pont Ofce Be 13% street what — qe4 Lt Woop: MARLOW'S WOOD AND COAL IYARD, Corner 7th street andjOsnal, ‘one On hand and to arrive, several oa ite oe quelity"of BED ani WiiTtE ASH Goats wad Sais" casi iarners. Also, one Sadie and | sizes. o. Ont crnment Pieusn te Bk agpeg: | esteiceT®* stk 8 WOOD, ewe and pit, or tm Grete ne asieakee | | WO" Rebectien WARD to SUAMMS peicknney Ente PURCETANT, 70 CARPENTERS AND cup Sitters moots. All sales jos guaranteed to give satire aon hend : DEED WOOD MANTELS. from 91a to ges iaee BZ Orders through mail promptly attended to. desc Vv. D. NEY, i _iy2-cotf __ {Rend au eop AND coaL 1LLIARD TABLES FOR SAL! =i = Four Carpm PHELAN TABLES Jo" goed “condition, Ree E. McCAULEY & BROTHER, SryyEs Speblete, Will be 519 4% mrset, 8. W., are now receiving ‘& Largs and Varied Stock of WOOD AND CoaL, ier SFE ADameos, LES THE TRADES. woul I ind pe a A, id pl eneet to pages! one Sapte T= AND AWNINGS. percheabng — re, as 2 tisey rare fait ah and i, by to the following Pry Bh of or Bent for Camp Meetings, | George g j.. Samuel Emery a vals, arch, Bea od NINGS for Public and Private Balls and Par- M. G. COPELAND, Dealer in Awning Materials, ang 643 Louisiana avenue. AmmenY FISHER, FIRST CLASS SOOURER, 618 9rn Srazet, OrrosiTs Patert Orrice. of. ad he Py promptly opting 1 Jetest mprovemente, DRY GOODs. BEAT CLOSING OUT SALE tod SUMMER STOCK OF DRY Goops. WHITE STRIPED PIQUES, 12% contas INE D. AW conte. B: Pears AGELTNEMoe, European tnveation, I icles SES Teed fe So lot iu STRIPED JAPANESE SILKS ice. ot ine > *adies ” Dresses taken apart. ane ei oe ) oo pected demidigen ge removed wi Without cleat ing the whole a siee rment.aud Grease Spots, efter sing romoved, LE DRESS GOODS Sever show inking et on —- on car gentry crmmter, a Chain kale spree g138 and and Bt: Sees 7% | aul2tr 1018 and 1030 Teh street Ne T Vdate, 60 cine vgaibels Busta $225. se" York KS of Sa Gloveene sage PROFESSIONAL. conte, one 4 a ts, bay ‘Veils apd Frimimings cleaind @. STARK WEATHE! Par ened, at $1 per square yard. (ubieed ind ta toe beetle Se je e) C0 curl iyte. ENG INEER 'D SUP. RINGS NT. Office of Btaten Island, N.¥., Dyeing Estab. z — foavons Dkawinos 8 for Ushment, established 1519. The oldest and largest of i. joe at the old stand, ite Kind ia conn Hone Bist eT corner New York avenue and ith 7 Nala 28 winpew? ERAN- MFLAGS TENTS. DAH AWNIN 3. ‘AND WAGON COVERS Special attention given to city and count - deuces. All orders promptly attended to. be ier. ket Space. Sf LPH GO! AP wiw aNp Se SECOND-HAND FURNITURE HO OUSEFORNISHING Goons. REPAIBING of © description in the Furni- Pedemeters to tage tng proces Jus F. HaNNa. N.W. _W. corner W. jel?-@m* “4 ouna's bat ‘. poms law = Bal FINE WATOH ES, B THE waATOLD JEWELRY Erastinnay nesa icDERMOTT & BROS., COACH -, Bvt wey CABRIAGE, enns Ci tr LID SIL 310 Penneyivanin avenue veer ABLE © RIAGES AND HARNE: I RECEIVED ON VAIORAGE AND ‘SOLD ON phy gy SRD TER ; WARE. _CARRIAGES REPAIRED. o. |S Penneyivanis evenness “8 AND JOB PRINTING BYE sit Pou KINHORY & ¢ GxzCUrED aplely And 7th streets. a. = G0. som SCM EDTIE, 704 7th street, between G and H streets. REPATRING OF WATCH! a ¥, Pag Se RA FORES meme, | FOR DIAMONDS, &c., Call on BENJ. L. HOOD. Dif XONY-WOOL KNIT TS with BBON TIRS. OT Market nce 4