Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1871, Page 4

-December 26, 1871. LOCAL, NEWS. Amusements, &¢., To-nizht. Lost at Sea.” the Washington B «lay social party at halts this evening. ° THE HOLIDAYS. New Year's Gifts, and Where to Buy | hem. Christmas has come and gone, and now is the time to make selections for New Year's presents- We believe we are doing our readers acceptable | service in telling them where they ean buy the | Best goods in the market at the lowest prices, | the holidays ocea- ments as they ap. and shall therefore throx sionally notice new a pear in our columns. HY Persons a suit of 1 A. Ste . sa large ste wot afraid to advertise es at which he scils. It appears wonder- t_he advertises that he will sell business 7 to $20, and overcoats from $8 to jased at his store an immense amount and that’s the reason why is stoek at low prices. a Ss has Whitman's cakes, creams, allot which eap. if not considerably cheaper | »btained elsewhere. © desire to learn vocal music this | T new have an nt opportunity. Mr. >. Brown hia pened a singing school im the Ioth-street Baptist church, and is prepared to receive afew more pupils.” The course set of twelve lessons, and the terms—s2 for gentlemen and $1 for s—are remarkably seasonable. ae — Condensed Locals, ts for drunkenness were arday. attention to the advertisement of the publican Association in relation to a | lewa meeting thix evening. Oyster supper Epacopal Chere ‘Thursd for the benefit of Emmannel ch. Uniontown, on Wednesday, | lay and Friday evening, in the public | use. See advertisem ¥ friends here of Mr. triet Attorney Harrington wil ef the death of his mother, w occurred at | Wilmington, Del., on Sacuriday last. ‘The tuneral of the late Wm. F. Purcell, for- street, His re- | Kd remember the letter ear- day. These hard-working public will not bring the usuai ess, but the generous do not Tr. well of notable Harry Berth- mons. It was six hours with a single lead m, “the drummer boy of | alled at the White House this morning his thanks to the President fer his ap- yointment to a second lieutenancy in the 34th In @ letter to the Pre 8S h the help of Tender myself worthy of the 7 ‘The runaway couple from Va_, referred te in Tue Sta twin, the latter a v. B. Peyton | That minister refused to remony, and advised the girl to o ber paren A Pistol Bai: 'y laplicts @ Danger- w—Yesterday morn- | lock an altercation took p rner ot I amd Ist ets, between John rien, which resulted former discharging a pistol and shoo’ ¥ m, the ball entering above the hip, itt | Bicting a dangerous if not fatal wound. ‘The | wound ed man was conveyed to the seventh pre- | cimet station, and Dr. Magruder was called in | and rendered assistance, but was unable to find ‘The wounded man was subsequently | Ito his home on G street, between Ist | rth Capitol streets. It appears that a number of bovs were skylarking, throwing snow balls, and Kennelly said if they threw at him he Wouid shoot. O' Eriensaid, ““Jola, you wouldn’ w: towhich he re; we shoot you as re a snow ball, which struck a the porch of which Kennelly was and while he (©"B.) was stooping ae: nelly fired, the bail taking effe: as stated. (Brien appears quite cheerful this morning. There has been but little external Direding. but as he complains of severe pain in the neighborhood of the wound it is feared that | he is bleeding inwardly ss | Tur eR or Warrnart ¢ AG. of this city, nas fom Lake Village, Chic 3 gtingan f the murder of udent of the Law iowa The writer I over fo the Stood taiki fter, making in all, more than fifteen minutes after | ur dwelling, the bleod of our martyr S pouring upon the ground from a | Wound inflicted by a kuklux ly the name ot John H. Saunders, who was aided and assisted | by two other noted desperadoes and kuklux, named respectively Curtis Garrett and Jasper, Dugan. We were fortunate enough to prevent the escape of either of the murderers.” = —— Kir Carson Post, No.2, G. A. R., elected the following list of officers for the next year, viz —Alexander Lynch, Post Commander; Ben- Yimin F. Hawkes, Senior Vice Commanier; iliam F. Ford, Junior Vice Comman Jos. K. Plant. Chaplain; € Fron: James F- Linden, Officer of the Dai ruggeman, Officer of the G Casey, (guartermaster master's Sergea Major: Amons e, Quarter- 5 diner, Serzeant Gunning, Delegate to National Encompment; H. W. Jackson, Alternate Dele- gate. —-« ws FetLow.—William Wood. -built colored man, getting too much Christmas aboard yesterday, commenced everybody he met, until he ran r Offutt, who attempted to take bam in tow, when he turned on him with alazge | knife. making desperate passes at him, and ting his coat. He was tinali: locked up im the station, Faving tad, pitching inte all the the ceil, and he had to be seeured i tned him $2 id wi rilay last done | ld » This was se We fon—fathers and of our people—shi great Janthropist, Dr. Jos. Gordon Miller, on this subject, at Lincoln Hall, on Wednesday evening Admission, 50 cents. Tickets may be had at Parker's bookstore, opposite the Post Office. Proceeds tu be used for benevolen peees. AN Uscarep A man, who gave » called at police iynarters Sunday night, and requested to be Permitted to stay ail night. Officer MeColgan, bo was on duty at the time, recognized him as @ man whe bad been sent to the lunatic asylum ine time since as insane, and on questionin; Bim as to his business, &c., ‘earned that he had that day escaped from the asylum. He was ac- commodated with lodgings, and was to-day re- turned to the asylum. ACCIDENT TO AN Oty Lapy.—On Sanday night Mrs. Jol Shugreu, aged about 7) years, ‘ell on L street, near 9th, and broke her hip. ‘Ofticers Dailey and Robertson assisted her to her home on Ist street, near L, whereshe was i attended by Dr. Magruder. Afterwards she was taken to Providence hospital by Lieut. Noonaa. ——* Weex oF Praver.—This special season, it will be borne in mind, commences on Sabbath, nuary7, and the whole Christian world are invited to join in services of prayer throughout the entire week. It is expected the union services will be held in Lincoln Hall from 12 to 1 o'clock during the week, to be led by pastors of the churec'es of the city. - ° ‘THe Pews in the Assembly's Church, (Dr. nton,) corner = and I streets, will b> of- | fered for rent for the ensuing year to-morrow evening, December 2th, at 7: o'clock. = . = Tue srraxen Lavy oF tue Laxe w' reach here to-morrow (Wednewlty) mornin. and resume her regular trips to Norfolk, leaving the same afternoon at 4 0" ° From the National News Co. we have 7 Baer tor Jauuary bth, and late Cali yapers. | to pay his'p: | neat they will he t of the Kedee: | and the defe is the Prineess Thyra, of Denmark. CHBISTMAS, 1571. ie Day was Observed Here. Christmas was probably never more generally observed or thoroughly enjoyed oy. the citizens of the District of Columbia than it was by our people yesterday. tions for its observ- ommenced early last week, and were y completed on Saturday night, when the ets aud stores of every description were seed with purchasers of ereature comforts and presents of ali kinds for the juveniles. The inclemency of the weather of Saturday evening did not teem in the least to dampen the spirits of the crowds which thronged our streets. Eve- ry body was good natured, and no one appeared disposed to complain either of the rain or of the pushing and crowding which are inseparable from such occasions. At an early hour the mar- kets were almost entirely depletedor good things. ‘The wares of the hucksters and butchers went off in a twinkling, since nobody thought of hag- gling about prices, considering the near ap- proach of the joyous occasion of Christmas. Overhead yesterday the day was everything that be desired. “The sun shone most or the t-me quite warm and bright, but in the streets the snow melted rapidly, making the crossings very mudéy, and rendering pedestrianism some- what unpleasant. Notwithstanding, Pennsylva- nia avenue and the main streets of the city were thronged at an early hour with a multitude of people ef both sexes in holiday attire, and churches where services were held were crowded with worshippers. The chimes of Dr. Newman's church rifg out cheerily on the morning and everybody seemed in the very best of Many of the stores remained closed duri day, but some were opened until neon, fur the Pre; | accommodation of the public. ‘The street cars on comfortably crow: ngers complaine: the Avenue line were un- all day as usual. If pas- f being hustled ‘about by ken men or having Christmas turkeys ant on rubbed against their clothes, they re- ceived the usual cheering response of “Well, if you don’t like it, why didn’t you walk?” Is hot about timesomebody was reaping the gol: harvest which awaits the company which will give the public proper facilities for getting to points between the Capitol and Georgetown without being subjected to all the incunveni- ences of a ride on the present line of street cars. The matinee and evening performance at the National Theater were well attended yesterday, and at night there were numerous social enter, taipmenis. CHRISTMAS IN THE CHURCHES. ‘The Christmas services in the various churches came off on Sunday and Christmas day, accord ing to the programme published in Tix St. ot Saturday. Besides the observances there oted, there were special services in other churches, among them the following: he exercises at the McKendree Sunday scheol, at its regular session last Sabbath morn- ing, were novel but approprtate, and worthy of | imitation. After the instructive service, pre- ared in connection with the Berean series of lessons, instead Of distributing presents to the children, as is usual in Sabbath schools at this season, the experiment of a Christmas offering trem the children to the poor was successfull undertaken. Despite the icy pavements, whic! kept many from attending, the handsome sum of £60 was given for this laudable purpose. The unusually Tnteresting infant class connected with the charge, not only contributed most free- ly for the needy, but at intervals in the pro- ¢ramme delighted all with joyous and soul-in- spiring song. The school room was tastefully decorated with evergreen, and on the blackboard Was inscribed: “Happy Christmas to the Needy,” which was heartily repeated in concert children at the conclusion of the dona- e teachers at Ryland Chapel had a Sunday school festival, for the children’s benefit, last evening. Sucli occasions have always been'cus- temary in this church, and the festival last srpassed any of those previously given. Hunt, superintendent, and the teachers ¢ . The customary ertertainment by the superin- nt and teachers of Wesley Chapel to the ‘ay schoot scholars of that chureh will take ¢ to-morrow evening. P The rooms of the Young Men’s Christian As- sociation were open yesterday, and religious ex- enews held from 12 to1 and from 6 to 7 o'clock. hristmas tree for the m church, on H, be- , Saturday afternvon, school of the E. The*Sunda chureb held noon. the chit treet Baptist heir festival on Saturday after- After appropriate remarks and. hymns ifts on the tees were distributed to the en. terday afternoon the Cavalry Baptist schools, with the mission schools, held their fes_ tival at Line Hall, and the exercises on the occasion were of a very interesting character. PRESENTATIONS, ETC. The pupils of the Everett Institute presented their teacher, Mr. It. H. Williams, with a %and- seme Christmas present. The ladies of neral Spinner’s office on Sat- urday prese: glass vase Dr. William Tyndall, secretary to Governor Cooke, was presented ‘with a handsome goli- ane on Saturday by the employes ui the ive office. sioner J. A. Ba; by F Engine Company, mas day with a beautiful gold bage. The prop gt were said and done ustal to such ocea- and Christmas hospitalitics followed, as a matter of course. ace On Saturday ni cole Jolinson for bei rderly. Johnson turned on il, wd knocked? him down with a shovel, cutting a gash in his head about five inches in length and to the skull. He was afterwards arrested and secured in the station. Dyson was sent to his home, and Dr. Elliot summoned to attend him. : Saturday evening, the grocery wagon of J. G. Coombs was driven off trom in front of his store, on Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, by seme thief. gon contained about worth of grocer which were to have been delivered to customers. About 10 o'clock the horse and wagon was found on the gorner of Lith street and Rhode Island avenue, Wut the groceries were gone. The team was re. turned by Sergeant Brosnan. On Saturday night, an old colored man was garroted and robbed of a turkey and $3 in money, on 7th, between N and O streets. Saturday vight, a man named Frank Gibson tell off street car No.7, on Pennsylvania ave- Rue, near 3d street east. He was picked up and carried into Dooley’s drug store, and Dr. McCoy called in, who pronounced his skull fractured. lic was sent home, on 13th street southeast, in a dangerous condition. ‘On Saturday night, a little boy named Mun- Toe, about 11 years of age, applied to station- house No.7 for iodgings, saying that he had just arrived from Philadelphia; t his mother was very poor, and a neighbor had given him money to this city, where, he states, Tes Munroe, a tailor, is stopping. rned bint over to headquarterson ning, and afterwards, through the his tather, Lieut. Kelly Sunday n eflerts of Licut. Noonan, be was sent to the [n- dustrial School in Armory Square. A gang of colored rowdies took ion of 4th street yesterday afternoon, and had a free which razors, stones and tists were used. ow stopped all travel for a time. Lieut. Johnson was present, but being alone, was un- able to arrest any of the parties. He, however, i some trouble, dispersed the rioters. Here was a distribution of presents to the children of the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home on Capitel Hill. Saturday evening. On Tharsday “i by the ladies of St. Mark's church to a Chrismas dinner. A fine Christmas dimmer was given the at the Freedmen’s Hospital at 1 o’cloc day. a Sixorxe Brrps.—Messrs. Latimer & Cleary, auctioneers, haue now in store a very superior collection of singing canaries and different kinds of other valnable birds, just the thing for an ap- propriate New Year's gift. The birds will be on sale during the coming week. Rewsovnces THE WoRLD.—Miss McGuire, the niece of an Irish member of Parliament, and a young and beautiful girl, ‘renounced the world,” in the little chapel of the Sisters of Charity, in Houston street, New York, Friday. ‘The “postulant,” bin ha | lady about to receive the habit of the of Mercy, entered the chapel, accompanied by a procession of and in a very rich costume of the present tashion adopted by brides. Around her neck she wore a stringof pearls, and brilliant diamonds quivered on her bosom and lit up the gold brace- lets on her wrists. She also wore a rich watch chain and all the baubles that emblemize the vanity of the world. Thus array the mer ual of charity, pov She was atterwards ‘ty her mis to don the simple habit of a Sister of Charity. _——— a ra Ahn Pool end brought late! & San Franc’ a woman, in which the plaintiff alleges that ‘she fendant were married March 8, 1871; that she was then possessed of $1 own Prcay ingen 5 that February 23 she loaned him $375, and it March 15, one week after marriage she loaned him $1,300 she has repeatedly dunned ‘hi @7 Daniel Pratt, “the Great Arherican Traveler,” lins been arrested in Manchester, N. H., for vagrancy. e7Kaiser Bill has piousty ordered the Sun- lay military parade to be held hereafter on Incaday. | We: @7 The lady selected to be the wite Alexis he is an excellent linguist. bemg able to use her future | hesband’s four languages and go two better. 87 The Richmond Whig laments the exodus of population from Virginia, says that “two na- tives leave the state for eyery one who comes | to settle within its borders.’ {ng Horses, and Horses always | change. THE COURTS. POLICE COURT, To-Day, Judze Sneil.—An an- usual member of effenders against !aw and order ere this morning brought bef sre the Police Gourt, « racin a sprinkling from all classes of society, not afew of whom. jadging from the marks about their faces and clothing, were in had company terday. Many of the occupants of the dtl adjoining the court were very anxtous n their faces when ca‘led up, never having graced the dock before, bat their features wore in many cases £0 disfigured with cute and bruises that theic most intimate friends could hardly have recognizl them, they w robably remember the Christmas of Tel for some time tu come Win. Nicholawn wan oo Samac 7. jelch ridiue on Priday : him a mournfnl eye, for which he was taxed $10. Al-x- ander Johnson, larceny of $10 in greenbacks ‘rom another colored man. Johnson took the money to fot changed. and thinking it would be conveniont for Christ with it, and egg-nogged him m told the jadge had time. The Jail. David Creeg, john Warner. drunk and resist p fined $15 each. Keefe. assault and battery on Felix Mc- ald; fined $10 and costs. Wm. Woodland. re sisting officer Offutt: fined $20 and costs. Jerry Wormley, resisting officer King: fined $2) awl costa. Zacharish Tate. assanit aud battery on Joseph Bishop; fined $3 and costs, J hn Brovema charged with stealing a watch, pocket-book ai several other trinkets, all valued at about $25; fined $25 and costs, George Jones, a fa-t young Man was ledged in the central guardhouse gor rank, and commenced an attack on Richard om Prisoner, beating him over th chin dreadfully. Hendly at ihe top of his voice, and tho offi rge went to his rescue, separating them was fined $15 und co iam charged with fe uri drunk on the street cursing on the st seif into t an reag. and ing officers Harrington aud Bor! dobn J isorderly; fined lend and boisterous talking on fined § John Beckwith. cursing own; ki med $5. % Raymond’ Bruc ence’ in ‘ashington, fined Walter, alias Whittington, drank and di orderly: tined’@5.eJohn Johnsen, cursing and carry- i ga concealed razor; fined $20 for the razor and for the cuss John Hicks, loud and bolsterons talk ing, eaid he rem ingeeg-noge but didn't pilect the 3 fined $5 Frank said ‘he didn’t know as K was sny better than any other street: fined $5 Kadward Smith, colored, disturbing thers alley by loud ard bolsterons ed #5. Benedict Arnold, colored, tarn vr to decency yesterday, got gloriously uk and bebaved ina very cbsireperous nang finally ended his career in the stacion- house. h Judge Snell; fined $5. colorec, took too much Chr! indulged in loud careing at i tric #t ru He settled up the erore Randsiph. day and Officer Hicks not uking his ec: in his little bed—on a plaal he continued to talk loud and Jong. and ¢ nghe had aa airing in the Black Maria, another airing this evening in Thos _¥. ulance to the work-house, where he will co to ventilate himself, and all free of Sam Rodgers. colored, drunk and disorderly. in routh Washingtcn yesterday. Sam imagined him self monarch of alf he sur: eyed, and sloshed aboat fearfully, helping himself. to’ Christmas cheer wherever he came vcroes it. for which he declined to pay. He settled up the score this morning with Jn ge Snell to the inne of 10. Joha lers © ored, finding him in possession of §5, first got « Ticusly dru. k yesterday then balligorest. made several ke rations hy shooting his pistol in the etreet, and bot ling the cautions of his friends, ran across an efficer. the result of which was the confiscation of his pistel and three months at the workhonse. Jerry Worm!y raised Ned in Lonse Alley yesterday, after numerous liba- tions of fifth rate” egg-nogg, and made such a nuisance of himself that even the denszens of that loeality conld net stana it, and engaging thy vices of officers Markwood and King. " was made on him from both front ant reac. He was conquered, and érraigned on four different charges this morning, the result of which was th: went te jail, in default of the necessary stamps. ————_—__ GEORGETOWN. Cust as it ovr Cucrcnes.—The religions observance of Christmas in Georgetown was mainly continec to the Catholic and Episcopal churches, there being special services in but tew others. The exercises indicated in Taz Stan of Saturday to be held at Trinity Church were duly carried out. Notwithstanding the inclem- the morning, the churches in Which services were held were well attended Shri h, (Protestant Episcopal,) cor- 4, the pastor, - Walter Williams, preached at 11 a.m. ng his text trom [saial, 6th chapter, 6th and ith verses—* For unto usa child is born; unto us ason is given; and the government shall be upon his shoulder, and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The Mighty God, The Everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace. Oi the increase of his government and peace there shall be no end. Upon thethrone of David, and upon his kingdom, to order it, and to establish it with judgment and with justice from hence- forth even forever. The zeal of the Lord of Hosts will perferm this.” During the service the choir, under the leadership son, sung an opening Christmus anthem by Mil- larde; Venite, b jeligron; G vy H. P. Danke; by Warren; Jubilate, by Te Millarde; Psain the same author lelujah, Mosenthal; Glorias, by Hyimn 43, by Spolir; and Hal- Haydn’s Mass B. Atkins, pastor of St. John's copal Church, at the corner of streets, preached a sermon ap- propriate to the occasion at 11 o'clock yesterday morning to a very large congregation. SECULAR OBSERVANCE oF CaRISTMAS.— istmas was quietly but generally observ by our citizens. Business was almost entirely spended, and during the day the streets were filled with’ pedestrians of both sexes. But few arrests, comparatively speaking, were ma: the police. others, whose oifences were of a rious character, were sent over to get their Christmas gift from Judge Snell. A CHAPTER oF AccIDENTS.—Y day after- noon about 4 o'clock Officer Sebas a arrested ® young man named White for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. The prisoner made no re- sistance until opposite the engine-house, near the police station, when he made a break tor liberty. Officer Sebastian clung to his prisoner as long as possible, but in the struggle slipped and fellon the ice, dislocating his arm at the shoulder. He was taken into the station-house, and his physician, Dr. Kleinschmidt, sent for. The dislocation was finally reduced and the in- jured officer left for home, where he will robably be forced to remain for several weeks. eanwhile White ran around the butchers’ market and thence jumped on the terrace bor- dering the north bank of the canal. He ran some distance on the terrace, but when near the market slipped and fell to the towpath of the canal, about 15 feet below, where he was picked Zz insensible and carried to his residence on igh street. Dr. Williams examined him and pronounced his injuries not of a serious nature. Yesterday morning, while a party of young Tsons of both sexes (all colored) were in Mr. Barker's yard, on 4th street, near the convent, tiring a Christmas salute, a pistol inthe hands of Miss dia Williams accidentally exploded, enter. ing and passing through the left hand of Mr. Wa. Cornell, gutlicting a severe woun J.D. Meare, editor of the Georgetown will deliver the second lecture of the Young Catholic Fnends course, in the Old ‘Trinity Church, to-morrow evening. Mr. MeGiil competent to do ful, justice to his subject— « er Goldsmith” id an interesting dis- cougse may be expected. See advertisement. Bawx Divipenp.—The directors of the Farm- ers’ and Mechanics’ Bank havedeclared a semi- annual dividend of three per cent., payable on and after Jan. 2, 1872. REAL ESTATE AGENT: (, ©: BAVENNER @ co. STATE AND: NOTE BROKERS, fee AND AUCTIONEERS, No, 643 BOUISIANA AVENUE, Timp Door East oF Stvente StReer. 5 ‘We have the following sums to lend on real estate: i 5.000, 000, 0, 000, 00, y 3,000, 000, pilighlereet estate, improved and unimproved, at p ‘cial attention to sales at Auction. _ Ist eral advances pending negotiations, ocl7-t T ee a, ANDBEW B. OOYLB McROBERTS @ ©0., BEAL ESTATE AND INSUBANOB OFFIOB Oorner 18th and @ streets, opp. U. 8. Treasury, WASHINGTON, D. 0. Preemie eer LIVERY STABLES. ASH, NAILOR’S STABLES, 1326 E ST. Mie or ae er nits Gi te metic oes at CABBIAGES elegant Carriages. FOR RECEPTIONS. THE ARLINGTON STABLES, 1724 GSraest, xzaR War DeragrMent. FPAssIONABLE 2 IR a ‘ONGRESS STABLES, Stara gece oS Rt oy me y Fy ‘VANT, Proprietor. CITY ITEMS. For tat New Year:— Handsome Vestings and Pantaloon Staffs, to be made to order. Gro. C, HENNING, No. 410 7th street, N. W- o—— ASURE PREVENTIVE for gray hair is Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer. Try it. A Unsiversat Rewepy.—* Brown's Bronchial Troche: for coughs, colds, and bronchial af- fections, stand first in public favor and con‘i- dence; thisresult bas been acquired by a test of many years. e0 GLoves for the million at Price’s, 413 7th st. pa been deals Best Quality Krp Gioves at $1.50 at Price’s, 413 7th street. ——————— Deror ror Gent's $1 Kips at Price’s, 413 7th street. ae ose) THE most celebrated and successful katrobe Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also, Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, at Hamilton & Pearson's, No. 4, Y. M. C. A. Bnild- ing, 9th and D streets. aero Unperwear at the usual low rates at Price's, 413 7th street. pate ae CARDIGAN JackeETs very eneap at Price's, 413 7th street. Rones pk CHAMBRE, rge and beautiful assortment, Suitable for Christmas presents. 12,16 HaLx Broruens, 7th and D sts. — ~ = LINEN anv SILK HANDKERCHLEFS at Price's, 413 7th street. a = Ir You WANT a handsome present, to please the eye and purse, Vm. H. Dunn, 417 7th street, next to Odd Fellows’ Hall, his Camp Chairs, Brackets, Willow Stands, Children’s Bureaus, pies, & Go To Price’s Gent's Furnishing Depot for cheap goods, 413 7th stree! Weratner Strip Best in the World.—For doors and windows. Also, the only inodorous Gas Heating Stove in the world, at Hamilton & P fr. M. C. A. Building, 9th and D 12,13,1: Gtoves, from $1 2 See il Gent's Kip anp Docs: up. A i article tor = , at C. Baum’s Kid Glove Depot, 408 7th street. Remember the place. C. Baum’s Corsets are the most eelebrated among the Ladies. Ladies ean have them made to order, and every pair is warranted to fit. The largest Kid Glove Depot for Ladies and Gent's is at C. Baum’s Corset Factory. They are sold at the lowest market value. 408 7th street. Hosiery for Ladies and Gent's; also, a fall line of Children’s extra length. ‘Prices the lowest, and 10 per cent. off on the dozen, at C. Baum's Corset Factory, 408 7th street. Menino UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, 50c., 75c., $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50, at the Original Franc, 431 7th street, next door to Franc, the Hatter. eee ees GLoves, Gleves, Gloyes, in Castor, Kid, Dog and Cloth, in great variety, at the Orignai tarred] 451 7th street, next door to Franc, the fatter. ad MeErrNo, Cotton and Lambs Wool Half Hose at the Original Franc, 431 7th street, next door to France, the Hatter. NOVELTIES IN SCARFS, Bows and Ties, in great variety,—by far the largest assortment in this city—at’ the Rage aon Franc, 431 7th street, next door to Frauc, the Hatter. For Corns, Bunions, Chillblains, any inate Nails, &c., visit Dr. White’s rooms, No. 535 15t street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing- ton; No.7 North Charles street, Baltimore. ‘THERMOMETERS and meus are repaired and made to order by Hempfer, near 4% street. ——— WHERE Is FRaNc, Tee Hatten? At 433 7th street, next door to the Original Frane’s. He keeps all of the latest styles of fats, Caps, &c., and sells them at a lower figure than anywhere else in town. Call and see for yourself. Ad ee For Aut Tne latest styles of Linen and Paper Collars yo to the Original Franc, 431 7th street, neat door to Frane, the Hatter. GorTzs PATENT KEFLEGTING UAB AND Lamp Snapes will save one-half of the quan- tity of gas or coal oil consumed without the use of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ko- senthal, No. 404 7th street, is the agent for them, and also for Goetz’s Double-cone Chandelier Reflectors, and the Diamond Diffusive Daylight Reficctors. ee Fioures Witt Not Lizt Hivw Large Fortunes Are Made. PACTS FOR THE PEOPLE. See the prices at which four of the leading Sewing Machines are sold in the United States and England: Price in England. Inthe U. 8. Wheeler & Wilson. B15 00 835 00 New Singer..... 32 50 65 00 as Howe, 35 00 65 00 Wilson Shuttl 40 00 45 00 The above prices are for exactly the same classes of machines as sold in both countries. ‘There is scarcely any diterence in the cost of material and labor in any of the above-named machines. Afidavit—W. G. Wilson, President of the Wifton Sewing Machine Go., personally ap- peared before me, and made oath that the above prices are correct and taken by him from cir- culars published in the United States and Eng- land under the corporate names of the com- panies manufacturing said machines. Frep. Suite, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga Co., 0. The Wilson Sewing Machines are for sale at A. RoseNTHAL, 404 7th street. ‘Terms easy. NOTICE TO THE PuBLIC.—I. Becker & Co. snecessor to P. Wallach, dealer in men’s, youths’ and boys clothing, have reccived an entire new stock of goods, which they are selling at the lowest market price. Those in want of Opt or gent’s furni ing goods, would do well to c: and examine their goods before purchasing elsewhere. I. Becker & Co., Odeon Hall, corner 45 street and Pa. BOARDING. Gee TABLE BOARD CAN BE HAD AT 1103 F street, between Ith and 12th streets d2>-3." ‘OR RENT—Front and back PARGOR, on first floor; also, one Boom on second floor Ouse fronting south; haa every modern convenience. jase T 471 H st.,noar Sth. d25 3° RD, with home comforts, can be had in a private family at 929 E street north. A few TABLE BOARDEBS can be accommodated. Likewise, PABLOB and CHAMBES en suite or separate. A2i-e03t" BOAEDING —Transient and permancnt Bariers can obtain fine ROOM: first-class BOARD at 2148 Pa. avenue; bath rooms, with all conveni- Lager large Untarnished Room for rent. POR RENT—Two pleasnnt PARLORS, front, heated by with gas, Wwater-closet, all on second floor; ressonable to pa: ties with furniture. Also, one Hall Bedroom at. $5 Bepmomth, and Board if desired. Apply to Star ce. TWo FURNISHED ROOMS, (one fronting south) with BOARD, at mcdesate rates: convenient t> ra and Departments. No. 1325 L, between 13th ti References required. 23 3t* Tr on sonth ‘OO, ‘OQUSE No. 416 TREET, Dand K ste. having chanred be —— renovated. cepticn of BOARDERS. Also, B nt Room, suitable for office, noZ-Im* N ELY FURNISHED ROOMS. a HY Single, hot and cotd batten ae ait einer one yeniences, can be obtained at 723 13th sti Peet. be streets. Also TABLE BOARDERS. IEST-OLASS _BOAPD, F pats ont ‘BOOMS, tc? » Street. Good location and’ SEWING MACHINES. “prerrction. has deo is row ready for the re . Rooms, with of without, WITH PLEASANi te: gavenee mand Ist? mahat-ly WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD to produce a Sewing Machine that equals tho . “BLEES” f it cellence. Ladies would do pA: on Focal tad seo tee before purchasing er, Quilter, umer, raider, &c., ee Sian tend tie ete find dvammers; bat call and see fe your- selves, at the Agency, decl6-eo7t* S14 F strect. Wiicoxscsss SEWING MACHINE AGENCY. THE SIME SA Or Gaba” * ‘Agency st ORAS. BAUMS OORSET AND HOOPSEIRT FACTORY, bitly Tth street, Intelligencer Building. ion IMPROVED HOISELESS LOCK-STITOR FAMILY SEWING MACHINE: i Riemnerons we .¥ constantly on hand, in quantities to HO} aE dect-im Wood, Sealy Sle GF and WA Ww TE D—Irwmediately. DRESSMAKERS. aleo Sn APPRENTICE. 2106 NTS. | Georgetown Advertisements. __ FOR RENT AND SALE. FE BEST—aricK front and back yard. K «tre t. near Isth. em HE SECOND LECTU or tir six rooms, gas and water: 225-3t* Ist. N.W. a35-n* ANTED—* LADY'S MALD, kn: low foe good tenent. Apply at 1820 N.W. Teles gla Woe te recipe cod. menbag bast OB RENT—Pour or five unfurnished your CATHOLIC. F Apply No. 737 isth street, corner of H. with all the modeen rovements. Of Geragewen, will {TED—By a coutleman and wife, two FUR- | 1043 K street. Referecces given and rea’ WEDNBSDAY BVENING. © ri.istat$ Ww NISHED aout ina private family, Ad | JOR RENT—ROOMS ins dows o'clock, fa OM Trinity Shrek 3 ream! Offies. -3t* i * 3 miKO, J. D. McwILb. Wy AN TED—At 1325 ¥ street, a GiNL to wash | 4'7) 413 ath street. Subject OpyyER Gotmsarr “A ence required t 5 ane for @ family with W4STED-A FINE ed. Address, with 606, City P.O. dishes nud wait in diing-Fodm; bect of Fef-t- | Mater, the rent in advauce, at N ITALIAN VIOLIN want- Post Offic Market description and price, Box 235 2" family. two Furnished WARE Wom ‘2d and 34. i> Apply at No. 216 EB street, ‘=r TANTED—A young man wantsa wat second story : good sitmation je. 2107 Pen: sylvacia avenue, nest 433. OOK, WASH and ¥ Bd, Isl, free ef Gov W. LAIRD, Jn... Casbier F° KR SALE— UA TION SQUARE 83: 4 >, W "na presap mes mse been in the business ar SR pee eos uct F, Georgetc em A hee aes. Se | as KENNEDY N, 720 isth etree IBUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUASLE PROPERTY ¥v ANTED-A GA ary, for one yea © as6 2" Columbia. IN GEORGETOWN By virtne of a deed of 2 day FGR REN (Five room HOUSE, kitohen, b wide alley, ga: aud water. rent, inadva key next door. 627 K street, botween 6th THN. ase ‘ust, bearing date the of Angost. 1589, aod recorded in Liber the land records nd R. No. M4. fo of the District of Columbia. and at the r- urn, West Yd, ‘ollege_ Georgetown Road. WwW persons who will board i: ween Pa. avenue and ANT*D—A CATER! & house with 35 room: with some mean; ith modern artion secured thereby, the undetsisn: H mF ine Ba a early al occupied eee at poblic sale, on FRIDAY inthe house Apply isth st. she ber, IST, at the hour of 3 Kat Now. Goes ee iL ctrect BW bat ANTED—A YOUN come well recomme p.m. GIR + (mother aud rly at 316 ost 8 By eanrch, Capitol Hil ANTED—By a private family sewing Avply at 63 is. ich stree parents preferred. Inquire 1109 F street, — ‘ 8’ street, between an, OR RENTAND SAL&—Thres 9 room BRICK HOUSES, with 426-64" Fe RENT—Ar 1013 New ¥. rk avenue, cosy SITTING-FOOM on the first floor, D-ROOM second. beth fronting south, to ene pereon for $15 per nionth in advance. refer ences required. Inquire after 3 p.m. OK RENT—A new three story BRICK on M et reet. ween 13th and lich streets, all the redern’ improvemen's ble for a Bena Reser pass r mas Brows * eulnl teginning for the same on the wast side street, at ® point distant sixty feet from the cast cornet of Scott's lot: then running west one hun- G@ LADY ina store; myst nded; one living with Ber purchase money in 6 aud 12 month kiving his notes bearing interest. A and etamps at the cost of the purchaser RP das IN. Trnston. deol t= THOMAS DOWLIN vil, a SITUATION ina kor do housework ro | 8 UNG Ls DY in an emt Auctioneer S7 TEE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPON ac of the weather, unt'l THURSDAY, me hevr and piace P JACKSON, Troste teror Member of Congress. Inquire No. $24 5th street ¥.W ieee ‘OB RENT—S. veral single and double ROOMS, newly furnished; rent moderate. Apply at 606 husetts bi a2s Bt” ESTAURANT 006 nghiv understa: ARY, Senat a d ON Dec. a R od at ne who has el Se ser sont) | SPECIALTIES oY Wale ed store; of ob avenue and treet ent ef mouth <P) 3 Ci al Work preferred: mus “to W. C. JOHNSON, 718 ish meee: | SPECIALTIES AT WALLACE S, Apply at 612 %th street, decd 33 HIGH STREET. OMS in Tiree nicely with all modern con a > & white industrious aan ist WHITMAN'S CANDIES, echanic or lat rer, a x neighborhood: tuitable for housekeeping for gentle ZECIT, POUND and JULY CAKES, FA. YOUNG, Potomac City, near U py em py pane thi) ee CONPECTIONS crate" tere C,, Also, a nice lot of CELER) Fon Best ey : as >. KITCHEN, in ‘a desirable locality, on line of 3 igh denen a girectcare, and within one ogesre of Northern Mar TAYLOR «& > . a; derate, Refer i “ headwaiter: can furnish best references. sat = ORR ED BOOS, isa e Dat us wg 124 Bridge z i aoe aD C., aieee, 30 7th street. = with or_witheat board. Also, Bo: bats Be ——, bey WANTED—Every a elegontly Fmbroidered and Braided Slippers on good cloth, suitable for presents, that I will sell below the ueual price. sell Stamped Nic! Chemise Yokes, 0c; Bi ight ANTED—Three furnished ROOMS, yto know T hay a weil axsor wekerping. 715 19th street, between @ a) ects, a 423-3" FOE RENT—in a very desiratic neighborhood, a three-story and basement BRICK HOUSE, ten rooms; all modern improvements, 420 31 street between D and E Inquire at No, 110 € sireer 2d streets azz St between Ist OR SALE—Smail, snug HO! part of city; 820 cash, €2) And shall, for the next 3 Gown" Yokes at loc.; ind Sleeves. MWe. SOK, 1009 F street. ine, Harper's Bazar dec2}-im orthwest or will euon WANTED—A first clase CHAMBERMAID, with references. Wages. $10 per month. at 1212 E sireet. ome ‘ for housekeeping, not too far from the Tent the ame. Will cxchaame extmproved & sand mers of Cony C.E. Star Uftice, 823-30" use valued from jour to nine thousand ress“ C. E. "Star Office san my four to nine th Estate Broker, Apnly | azz st Corner 18th st. and New York ar. 5 STE 7 7 OR RENT—A handsome STORE, on Pennyviva ‘tandard we et Bool Water. by maple ages po avenne Inquire at the Star Office 6 °° | Sod American Jane ww Sy nd t soem Ss ‘to. 1723 | (SOR RENTIOM Goce r alt new styles. The largest’ and most benutifal ae rences required. Apply to aa 2 F OR RENT—tn G wok ne DB. C., a large firet stock of Toysever seen this side of New ¥. t adult) (modern improve higher th Cae trt 18) ferred. =A firet_c WASTE ROOM SERVANT. west. HOUSE— = lowest pri Special attention called to the be: By a Phesician; fam i A varied Resortinent of Ch or the fower half of i House, ‘AGE. | taments, entirely new, Gold Pe not le tt i cnt 68 eo . @ between the Avenusand k | fomaining Hrovme, Rent @ Sper month: Apel | as 2w 108 Bridge « ‘A216 No. 1427 Fetreet, Washington, D_ ©. t in washing. No one need app'y ules well recommended. “German or Irish pre- Se a met class HOUSE, Furui = ‘ery low rent,or at C. Gautier’: 1219 a good WOMAN ty OR SALE—One of the most elegant MAN ;mnet be sold I ADIES FURS! 4 SIONS in th % en S.B WAGGAMAN, CHRISTMAS PRESEN = oppoei @ Post Office, — aa see nee OOK: aler abl ENT—ruiteof FURNISHED ROOMS for NP ASTRACAN crr Hotes F chee ee giro unfurnished with er without boart SAND COLLARS. Borth- az 3t Missouri avenue, $d door from 3d street VV ANTED, ROCKAWAY-—Lient, neat, jump- feat, in good conditi D. AWAY, clty post-office, stating lowest cach rice and where carriage may be seen. 20 6" ANTED—A neat. genteel YOUNG y wait upon a store, Reriepee in a millinery IULLINER wanted. Apply te Mrs. 915 Penn. ave, ANTED—An honest. rel able MAN, one wh thoroughly understands farming: to take farm sitnated on the Washington au Railroad, about one mile from the Long charge of Alexandr: T ined. Apply to haha. i SSES’ se Ts. WwW F.SEYMOTR" 132 Bridge street, Goorget BX THOS. DOWLING, Auctisneor front. decis Fe ENT—A suite of PARLORS, newly fur nished, very cheap, at No 716 13th street, be House bas all modern improve ress, Mr. BUCK- 4-tJand es SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE ee CRO BENT Large furnished (or unfaraished | “HEIGETS O# GEULGRTOWS, AT ACG. es terme flered.| Strangers wishing a home for the sant gartur ofa decd of trast. bearing date the : | wintercr longer may be suteds Apply to per, 1889, ecards amet MAN, Intelligencer Building, No. 212 7th in liber No-Ot.at alto Wo Taal pe street. decl4-6td cott* Written request of the party entitied the subscriber will offer fur sale. WEDNESDAY AFTEENOO. 4 o'clock. all that the north lige of Resldand the north line of Stoddard street, distance cighty- seven fect from the northwesi corner of Stukdard and Warhington streets. and ronning thence west FOE RENT One three tory BRICK itoUsE! containing 9 rooms: newly painted and papered gas and water; No. 235 13th street, between B ©; $8 per menth; three minutes walk to e Agricultural Department and ten minutes to the Treasury. Inquire No. 403 7th street, ‘near D north, family of children, ik irab'e ‘ition may i: W. FREEDLEY. 421 dD 6 us: tte avenue. quire of B.B. LLOYD & CO. premises. N.W.. and get a fi at from 25 cosw* WARE PEYSER, cash price for Ladi OFF CLOTHIN CAPs, BLANK operation, together wi tin of eames WANTED-La verybody to come to BIZT 7th. 32-cents per pound. Glades and Koil by oe ecenee as low as can be had in the city. diz-€ y to call at once at the = ne Tog Machine Agency, 1009 F ° street, and see Prof. Lufkins’ Champion Tread! to call at the Georgetown ANT to rent an with the line of Stoddard street forty three (43) feet Fide Fo FO8 RFNT—With Board. beantitul F Board, beantifal PARLORS | six (6) inches, and running back of that width ous Niethek onciie leur ereet pg ag fi “a rome gh ig 135) feet. This me? = er Changed. 620 I'street MWe aiztw* | Becidences know imn--diate neighborhood of the residences of Gover- nor Cooke, Aémiral Radford, Judge Peok, and other “This property eit & ld subject to a dead of pro] 'y wil be sold eulyert to a « trae anted the och of February. 1569, for $5.00 Which will be dae in Februsry, 1574, the interes 1 ich has been fwily paid to the Mth of August last. Terms of sale: $3.09) in cash,and the residue | six and twelve month on ‘CR RENT—A two-story BRICK HOUSE, four Tocms and kitchen, with large yard and wood- qhedion a court in Siuare 245; rent, $16 s mont Inquire of Judge WYLIE, 1203 Vermont avem uear the premises. decl2. FS. BENT—Two Oc UNICATING ROOMS” heated by a Latrobe. with water and gas. far pithed or unfurnished, at No, 475 C street, Refer- it. resh ROLL OF BUTTER ences exchanged. the 4 ° right to resell uiting purchaser. All con cluding revenue stam) Adeposit of S90 w: to. YSER, Agent, atres M ‘ine rooms, bath-room. and wate Apriytc ChOS8 & WALSH, Shepherd's Building No. 90835 Pa. avenue. dee7-Ln veyancing, the purchaser as s0Un as se! the cost of be required id. | J. CARTPR MARBURY, Troster. po RB BALE. decl3 coke __ THOS. LING, Avect Gatnett'srecommenta: | HOUSE on north A street, between Ist and 21, Go Te THE GEORGETOWN DOLLak stoas ‘decS Im” | Cach ra 20 . ment. L ‘A HOUSE inva fashionable loeation in the West ok Your HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Thavre beantiful assortment. 74 Higb sti Stamping Store. New and beautiful designs | A) sri a AG USE in the north tern part of RARE CHANCE TO GET A Hive ie for Sacquen, Overekitts and Slippers. Silk Braits, | ya on pms Fo Set A ei all col 2. per dozen, Cruyas and Cloth Slip- | Several FARMS, large and emall, on the line of | “a fine T-octare ROSEWOOD PIANO. ber patterns cheap. No. 71 High street. Braiding | guetta: derennee. wate Gan cheek ee te and Fmbroidery done to order. ‘decd-Len' PUNISHED HOUSE for rent itera hee WANTED—Servanté, both male acd female, can | de2 JUAN BOYLE & CO., 523 7th street. E & SELIGSON’S, ¥ ‘find good HOMES, families get mupplicd | exo ig SALOON PARLOR, with Dining | _4¢c# tf _128 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.._ PLOT MEST OREO Ne ser eee, : ere Salfog rant House neat aud | QPECIAL NOTICE.—PAPER HANGING—Per- eee recite TICE No, toy th atroet. nest B. | well furnished: hes modern Improvements. Ci SN sene refitting can save 2) per cent. by going to ee ~~ ER _ | moderate. Inquire at 1312 G street. ne TUBMAN'S. 14 Brides street. Georgetown to gt WASTED-A, GIRL for general housework, | EXO RENT—A sulle of THREE FURNISHED | WALL PAPER and ‘have PAPER HaNcise Washing and ironing, in asmall family. There | [GE RENT A suite o ‘a privat: | done. All work w {) be promptly executed in auy ara two kervants kept. Any appiring must, come ont hordpe the ashington or Grorcctown, and eatinfaction well recommended. Apply at 1006 Pennsylvania Oper yo A Ebaranterd. Parti ular attention ‘paidto UPHOL avenue. 023 cert STEKY WORK WANTED TO REN HOUSE, in good location, by November 1. In- T—An UNFURNISHED {OR SALE AT LOW PRIO. Ff story BRICK HOUSE, No. THE TRADES. quire of W. L. WALL, corner %#h street and Pa. tween O and P; 9 rooms, bath-room, gas au! avenue, ee as 3 house newly papered abd painted." Apply to | E> EMOVAL JAMES F. BRIEN, PRACTICAL WANTED—Everyboay_in favor of thoroughly TENNEY, at Jay Cooke &'Co."s Bank. no-tf MBER, Steam aud Gee fees bee ae 1 vat as bright as new, to 609 Louisiana avenue cleaned Carpets al send orders to L. RICE ing Works, Mi tf sine avéncs. betw F B RENT—' STORE 207 436 street, one door north of Penn. business oF offic: next door. avenne, for rent, enue. jn25-ly ANTED—New and casi COLOTHING, DI- Je for any ly to 8. GOLDSTEIN & CO. Pri Rep] noss-tf AW*15G AND FLAG DEPOT. OB RANT—PART OF HOUSE No, 1002 south GUNES BETO LEE GOLD and SIL, B street Smithsonian Institution. JOHN Cc. HOGAN, PERSONAL PROPERTY. T! Bist h price ae, Rene Seely. Seas on Genctogerer cl Rvnines. # Tanta, Horve and be paid at the OLD CHRISTIAN LOAN a SSS , a fo is ” Lj 5 a tended to. 713 FRICE, 314 Mh street, between D av QB RENT—Newiy Tarnehed.'s suit ot PAB. | Eartice 4 ve oat ROBERT FOLTON & 00. | monicating with batb-room und water closet; cor *S FRENCH BAKERY WANTED REW and CAST OFF CLOTHING® F. venient to els; suits. 19TH Steer, neak Pa. Av. sand hot: leamber—private family. Address or apply motes GUNS, REVOLVERS, DIAMONDS, at A Soak ee oe ee inp ae +5q Sa COHEN'S Loan Office, 103 street. A note Roll = French Paris and But: mail attended to. A. COHEN. in in Swe = | eceecy — ‘Restaurants furnished at waiis- NV ANTED—OOLTS — REVOLVERS—Ail_the vie Lepot—Velati’s Con! a 13th_ street, large sisee,at HEMPLEB'S Optician More, | Nadel Hod: obs sna: ite, ocean ort | kta Yelalln Contec. ry a —_ sagen: locality fore lawrer or ghyael a. EMOVAL. W ANTEDA$30.000) twonty thoasind dollars FRANCK TAYLON. ~—e REVOLVERS, eteuete, HODEUT SULTON S | prone ENETas siaege Coma: | Demen SeTaRS preset hn gs ot + tes ete x OR SALE OW = COUNTER: inees, Bo. ney y to CO. Loan Office, 314% 9th street. elie W SEAT recently vocnpied % D. Gibeas, 0 ee |. Sinoe tase sis eee TONE DOLLAR Pee ‘cin! Feaideves of D. McClelland: cnoct the Kens ~ = nepered to attend to all orders oLE” el urban reeidi in - Appl ui 4 dyesight be HE A HEM PLE tae Sena, the | goruees, suberban reridepers poine, District. App Jock SMITHING, LIGHTNING ROD: ner 4% street and Pennsylvania avenns Depot for | mbs3-tf ___ | Ju SURES, Se, kag prampily athentes ¢ Thermometers of ail kind: jek Ok SAUF—A bardeomeiy finished HOUSE on Alo, in connection. has 0} ‘stock of HARD- W SETED- 82,000 tor ons cr wore youre. Gor Capitol IL, on Scuth A'st., between 24 and 3 BARE MOUSE FU NISHING GOODS and VA. 5) Ralivee tmvediatens os B os Ree FARM, on the line of the Point of Rocks Rail ‘A +hare of public patronage is selicited. eacstavennes ae read, within a few minutes’ walk of adepot; within | 4u'Iq a C. SCHNEIDER. —- thirty minntes of Washington; about 300 actos, im wwe = = Broved by honse, &, rans AND AWNINGS. LOST AND FOUND ‘Aire, LOTS, from 10 to 25 acres,on the same road OUND—Some MONEY. on the 2th. The owner can have it by calling at 1103 F street Sf : and paying expenses. end same distance from depot. SIX LOTS Japitol. Aiso,a HOUSE for ren: 1X ear Capitol, Alcoa HOI 7 OST—Sunday evening, a BUNCH OF, KEYS fastened ona little wh and Wth. 81 re FISCHER, 618 oh at. : TENTS for Sale or Reat for Camp Moctings, Fa in some locality. RECO, Festivals, &c. pols ae ausipenen ith st. | AWNINGS for Pubjic and Private Balls and Par- OR SALE—SUBURBA S—Three | ties. Oo hes aeeeae COTTAGES at Mount Pleasant, containing tr M. G. COPELAND, be given by - about jmartere of am acre of land at- Dealer in Awning Materials, p posite Patent Uilice eee Le are ee eT | cas 643 Louisiana avenue. he Ba inwtanta-sinall | “One of the above will be rented, AStHONY Fisnen, an ‘ 5 ofty.”” A Libera _mc@-tf _ Corner lsth street and N.Y. avenue, FIRST CLASS SOOURER, Ivania avenue. 26 2t* = 6168 Orz Sraxsr, Orrosits Parent Orrica,) December 20, between “ The Arlington” L ind Pen: i i on I ‘treet. CLUS- adopting fatest enpene, Te DIAMOND BETTING ge Locker t . poral Liascoes i Baropenn tneention, a, dressing 8. 8. HUNTLEY, Arlington. aaa ork in or those act poset OS PERSONAL. 122) Av ILTON, a ZZ1B HAWLEY MILTON. Cicirco np Hetome fice, ase ppist was and Business 7th street. and node pew let, tret- AGhotatthe