Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1872, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circalation in the District | F:2.z't=- Reading Matter on Every Page. | WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY 13, 1872. “Ler Tasm Preacn.”—There was a very large congregation at Rev. Dr. Cuyler’s church in Brooklyn last Sunday, many of those present attending im the expectation of hearing him make some mention in his discourse of the ac- tion of the Brooklyn Presbytery in cautioning him not again to allow Miss Smiley, of the So- ciety of Friends, to preach in his pulpit; but they were disappointed, as he did not refer to the woman question. It was the subjectof ser- mons im several other churches, however, but in none of them were the sentiments of Rev. Mr. Johnson of the Brooklyn Presbytery endorsed, who, in advocating a vote of censure on Rev. Dr. Cuyler,said that “he loved women, but none of them should ever dictate to him.” On the con- trary, most of them commended Dr. Cayler’s ac- tion. Mr. Beecher preached # stirring sermon in the evening trom the 34th and 35th verses of the fourteenth chapter of First Corinthians: “ Let your women keep silence in the churches,” Xc., and took the ground that St. Paul's obser- vation regarding the speaking of women in the churches was addressed to the Greek charches only, and was purely local and temporary, hay- ing nothing to de with the status of women in the present state of civilization. Had St. Paal known how stupid people would be in this day he would have added the words ‘‘in Greece” to his probibition to women to speak, Mr. Beecher honored his brother Cuyler, and gave arap at the inconsistent Presbyters who could quote St. Paul so glibly against women »peaking in church, but not against their braid- ing of bair and wearing of jewels and costly ap- parel. He did not believe in a woman’s right to preach if she had nothing to say, bat if she had be would bid ber God-speed. Rev. White, of the First Methodist Protestant Chureh, took the same ground; and so did the Rey. De } Witt Talmage, of the Brooklyn Tabernacle. He went even further than Brother Beecher and advocated women voting since “Eve voted in | Paradise to enslave the world in sin and Mary voted in the manger to emancipate the human race.” He asked, sarcastically, had Miss Smiley hoths or hoofs that his brethren were so afraid L society would tumble to pieces because she | preached in a church’ She did not preach treason; she simply told the story of the Cross. Her right to preach to ten or twenty-five was not questioned; why should her right to preach toa thousand s2ee- - Mr. Wells, of New York, proposes a ‘reformed system of taxation,” which so far meets with but little favor from the class he says he intends to benefit, namely, the owners and occupants of moderate-sized houses—worth from $3,000 to $19,000. He proposes to assess real estate for the poses of taxation at its full and fair market ie. ‘wners of houses of the moderate class have referred to, who now pay taxes on an average assessment of not over fifty doilars, see in this nothing more or less than a prospect of nearly double taxation; but by the other features of bis plan he contends that their present rates will be greatly reduced. He proposes, in the first place, to tax all personal property, con- sisting im stocks or shares in moneyed corpora- tions, at their fall value, by means of the contro! to which the government ig, entitled over this class of artiticial property-owners. In the next place, he proposes to assess the personal Property; other than shares in the moneyed cor- porations, by the evidence each person gives of the amo: he owns. This evidence is to be found in the rent or rental vaiue of the house, or warekouse, or other building occupied by him Mr. Wells contends that he can thus reach all personal property for taxation, which of itself is equal to a reduction of nearly one-half of the burden borne by real estate, and that this reduc- | tion will take place in spite of the advanced tion of real estate in the assessments. His tan, he claims, will equalize taxation. In the New York, while the actual values of the two kinds of property—real and porsonal— are nearly equal, real estate pays taxes in the | i babe ‘on of five toone; under the new plan it | pay but half. +see- not good for man to live alone. For one thing, he is not likely to live so long single as he would if married. So say the figures, and figures never lie. The Medical I’ress and Circular ays | M. Bertillon has made a communication on this teet to the Brussels Academy of M bas been published in the Reeue |. We have ait "pace for all his statistics | showing that the rule holds good mm France, in assels, in Belgium and in Holland; but con- | tent ourselves with stating that the result of all the calculations is that from 25 to 50 years of age the mortality per 1,000 is 4 im married men, 10.4 in bachelors, and 22 in widowers. This bene- ficial influence of marriage is manifested at a! ages. being always more strongly marked in men than in women. Whether similar caleula- tions in this country would give the same results is am open question. In countries where the vhicm women help by their industry and thrift to in. ; crease the family fund, instead of decreasing it by their love for display, married men are not subjected to the same strain as here, where, in order to make both ends meet, they are in many Cases engaged in @ hopeless and never-ending struggle, not favorable to longevity. —— Referring | to the fact that three fatal railway accidents have occurred this winter from broken rails, and that in two of the instances additional lives were lest on account of the cars being set on fire by the red hot stoves on board, theGolden Aye says «In spite of the frequent accidents from car- rying red hot stoves, and the constant warnin, which come from the fearful losses of life {1 consequence of this road companies persist in heating their cars in this dangerous and criminal way. And prob- ably y will continue te doso until a presi- | dent, or a director or two, burned into a erp, or our legislatures tal e the matter in hand and com pel these corporations to have a decent regard for the lives of the unfortunate people who have to ride over their roads.”” The only hope for the public lies in the roast- ing of high railway officers. Se long as mem- | bers of legislative bodies are furnished with free passes over railway cost the companies anything; and so long as leguslators can be bought so cheap, free passes | will be given. The thing works on the endless chain principle. 1 ‘The musical “crieket” of a western paper says of Nilsson’s appearance in “Lucia” that she was “too robust to correctly personate the gen- tle Lucy Ashton.” “ It was well done,” he adds, plaintively—‘yea, it was nobly done—but her physic was against bh Well, she shouldn't take j hysic when abont to personate the gentle Luey. But perbaps the critic meant physique instead of physic. ‘Tur Stoxes Juty.—Seven men who don't read the papers were found in New York yes- terday as jurymen im the case of Stokes, t be tried for the murder of sf late James Fisk, Jr. ‘Their names are: Wm. Pennsylvania has d ie of a ‘atid William G. Allen, in the select coun. cil, vacant, because sureties for ent hme et ta, on his official ‘They are mise endeared to pay the cnet of (en aie AGe a introdaced in dey is considerably r panaay ‘seed S27 John O'Connér, x clerk — of the Delaware; Lackawanna St wet conte with $10,000 or rene Jd. J.) | new over cost. lee, most of our rail- is for resignation of the present mi: on the ‘of fee blundering cae mines the foeetee of a cabinet which settlement of the Ameri basis. Prayers were —— Sunda; churches at Sheffield for —- Engiand and the U United States. Mr. Gladstone, in replying to ‘ question in the House of Commons shi ican claims on a new in = the y, stated that the 1 == the ‘Amerioan | a Scr) ‘neva Board soleation: and it would thercfore be unjust evinion Americ: reply to be wrest A telegram from Berlin says that Mr. B: croft, American minister, has completed document at pre-ent. GERMAN OPINIONS. News asserts that pale London Daily in Germany is claimed to be strong in nation of United States fc ip connection with clais in an arcicle upon the claims of 8 America before the arbitrators at Geneva, ons « England has ion of the boar: duct of that nation during the civil war in a, and fears the consequences of her course towards the United States. grokabts learned that the o will be unfavorable to the con THE SAN JUAN QUESTION. n- the British case on the San Jaan boan: question, and will immediately submit it to the arbitrator, the Emperor William. copy bas been dispatched to Wasting on. A SOHOUL ‘vusteer of Pablic Schools wi Franklin School Bailding on » NOTICE rou m yetins the HATIONNL OA PITAL RAL Pee 4 A oh a duse, will o atl on WE SOMESDAY EVEN Bi STERS oF ‘A recular meeting of the be held at phe ESvaY EVE- Sth instant. at 7: A Members of is requested to trerd. wd-r of .C.W | Stora we wens AM,C. A’ Ww. Nantes OULD CALL Tak | attenti n of Boy ore fo vibe sale of that éla- faut Brown Sone Front DWELLING HOUSE pend Bh er of the United Statee crepe on THURSDAY AFTERNOUS, | rarer gabe {a front of the premises. = Wing, FEDri a) PROGRESSIVE AG. | WEDNESDa YY EVENING Tac rae | conte ben aencnt im affor —— plating to join this asscciation. or who are ned im affording facilities for 0, the young, are inv: ri eee rs. Aone men THE 01 a Fic SER. Gextr. ‘Stated Assembiy of "ak yal and —The YeIth CUUNCIL of et. Berson ‘Masters for Febroary will be ae ist he Chapter ee: Mason le, TUE: 13thinst., at 7 wrelec, B yal degrece, " vid Sad onk ELWIs MASON. ‘SON. Recorder. KS OF THE REPUBLI- L COMMITTEE, ‘pistEie T OF COLUMBIA. vex: We, the andersigned, members of iblican General Committee, respectfully J request that a meeting of said committee be called Febroary iu Oe a 7 o'clock, noice being given of the mectith day papers of Iraac Johuaon. Altved Po hiner, atetriet: wm. In L. Venaty triet tite ‘aieerict: Sidney W. Plant. Heth district TK We cordially indorse the foregoing pet unite with those who bi H meeting of the Committee. a date un ESDAY EVENING, al t least two in the news: the Dist: ict of C lumbia, for the purpose of ive bine of thre consideration of auch oth tothe general welfare of the ke. son, A. M. Roswell, (7th h district M. Frank Kal- eters. 9h district; D Win. Gibb Txaiah A im i fosoag Joseph Wiliam, ins A Chris. Cox. Solomon G Brown, ope; Adolpuus Hall. J H. Bronaugh, Lsaac iw ot Balers Toney Ve! hh district; me J enefor, loth dis ‘m.R Hunt, isth district: T.C. Connolly, Herbert, 2st district; Jos. ave pri viously sig MICHAEL DUFFY. A merting will be held TUESDAY EVENING, Feb: uary 13th, } Bal. ‘The for A request, tocall am in the call ority of the € at7*s o'eloel +at Union League egoing requ it seems tu be jnst and fair ‘mmittee have united in the snd I cannot doubt the right of a majority neeting of th= wie rs. 1 therefore unite A COO! General Committee. Rep. and ‘Ohroni : 6. i TRAL 1 BUILDING ASSOCIATION, band ‘din Law Bi ne instant. at 7 flo-3t venty seventh monthly meeting of Central Associ: tion will be held in the Columbian petveet, on TUESDAY, the 13th joc! WM. W. MOORE, Secretary. FOR THE Fain. Fair for the ORPHANS OF St. MARY'S CHURCH is open in the Hall at the corner of Warhingt articies a afew di eT. Exre fom and Sth streets. A quantity of useful re te be raffiid off. The Fair will continue febs tf sonly JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAIL ROAD aber pate vrive Orrice Nasaic STREET, / New Yoray Pavraary i: isrz. 5 The Coupons and registercd Interest due February 15,1872, on the First Mortgage Kight per Cent. (4p ¢.)Gold Bonds /Z_ p.), and the Eight per Cent. (5 ¢.) Gol First Mortgage Sinking Fund Land Tut Bonds (W. D ) of the 8. Joseph and Denver City Bailroad Company, will be paid at the office of Government. premier tats ewe Hiatt & ‘ai . wnt Fou x—Tinst Boan. Markets — Bavtimore, Feb. 13.—Virginia 6's, old, 46; do. coupons, old and new, 51; do, consolidate, 56. West Vir nia, 17. ‘North Carolina's all unchanged— BALTIMORE, Feo 13—Cotton dull and little offered: Low middlings, 22; Flour firmer and unchanged. Wheat quiet: Pennsylvania, $1.65, Corn quiet: White southern, 68; yellow ‘south- | ern, 68060; mixed western. 69a70. Oats dull, 52a54, | Rye firm, 95¢ 81.02. Pork se and an- changed. Bulk meats fir Ha rent rib con alead clear rib aa t Tall unchanged: Hams, 13814. a0. Western butter active for al Fades: a hole rolls, 23a25; good to prime, a And net; 93 New Yours Stocks steady. Gola steady, 104. nent cn ,6. Governments dull and steady. Virginia 6's, 56; new, 56. North Pads 32%; new, 175." Exchange, long, 94; ag ty, Feb. 13.—Flour quiet and firm. Want a shade firmer. Corn ek and un- changed. 13, 1.30 msols for Lonpox, fy P Wis for acceunt, 92y. ‘boas firmer: 1865, Old. 92; 1867's, 924. ‘eb. 13.—Rentes, 56 francs, 25 cen- Tana firm, 9 all 1 Panis, times. Frankrort, Feb. 13.—Bonds opened at 9544 for the issue of” 1862. ee The W. War Derantment, Oe on Chey fiver, ‘Wasutnoton, D.C., Feb. ug er 10 a.m. } SYNOPSIS FOR THM PAST TWENTY-FOUR noURS.—The low barometer which on Monday was over South Carolina, has moved northeast- wardly over Cape Hatteras, and is now some distance off the middle Atlantic coast, preceded by northeasterly, winds; cloudy weather with light rains from North Carolina's and Virginia to New Jersey, the latter continuing this morning; clear and pleasant weather prevailed on Mon- day over Pennsylvania, New York, and the New England states, continuing over’ the latter as well over the Guif states, with southerly to westerly winds, which have veered to north- westerly from Louisiana westward; the lowest barometer, which on Monday morning was pro- bably central over Nebraska, has moved over Towa, Wisconsin, and Missouri, and is now pro- bably central over northern ‘Lake Michigan, having been preceded by fresh and brisk easter. ly winds from the lower Missouri valley nofth- eastward over the upper lake region, with threatening weather and light rains, which have now reached the lower lakes as southerly and easterly, followed by rising barometer, brisk and high westerly to northwesterly winds over Kansas and Nebraska, the sed having now reached over Wisconsin, Ilinois, and into west- ern Tennessee and Kentucky, with @ very de- cided fall in the ‘ar pace PRopantiities.—The very low barometer over northern Lake Michigan move northeast- warily over Lake Huron into Canada, with brisk southeaster): id southerly winds veering to southwesterly and rain during the day over the lower lake region; easterly winds, veerinj md southerly, with cloudy and threatening weat! for the New England states this evening; south easter] inds, veering to southwesterly for the middie Atlantic states, with rain; clear aud pleasant but colder weather, a ne winds for the Guilt states; the brisk to hig! westerly and northwesterly winds extend over Michigan and Kentucky during the day, and over the lower lake region to-night, with a de- cided fall in the temperature. BARGAINS! HOUSKKEEPERS’ CLOSING OUT SALE. } ABRGAINS! See to your interest and procure some of those HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS now closing out at the Store 1922 Pennsylvania avenue, ving Ward, before it is too late. ‘ior THREE- 10 TLE aa a SLANE a 3K- WitLow M WARE. heres vector of Fancy Good stat Se dagued of rogrdions STORE AND FIXTURES FOR BENT. 13-3" 0 JOSEPH J. MAY'S PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, ate PENBSILVAB) * tsar EN OTH AND the Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company of the City a TER LARGEST os STOCK IN THE of New York. upon presentation and dmand on ~ and after that date, Free of Tax. See WITH FROM OWR PO Sik FRANCIS A. COFFIN, Ss is Avs't Treasnrer, SF LAVIES’, $2; GENTS’. poet OHIL- febl -2w Bt. J, & D, C. BB. Co | cones a0. ‘12-3tif, REMOVAL NOTICE. qos: 8. GOLDSTEIN & CO. have REMOVED Gorne: Office from their old stand, No. 309 H one door north of Pa. avenue. to their Gone Fithetpal he Loan Office, under the Metropolitan GOING! Bal:sroom frontiog Penna. ave ue: private ce throush to C street, affording an entrance way. The ceutral location of the he place odations offered by 8. GOLDSTEIN, © worts or C6. ‘toake theire the sufcat as also the ‘most extan- ps8 see wekte oF 3 sive Loan Office in the coun Ragenas canter err WORTH OF 30/000 Watches, iry, Silver and Siivar » Guns, Revolvers, &.. band from their Loan Office and hich ter, will sell with a small margin A call on them will satisfy lag = our jon ie not misplaced. 29-tf SPECIAL NOTICE. SIX PER CENT. INTEREST. THE FREEDMAN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Bexxixe Hovst orrosiem tue Treasvar, company SIX NURSES’ SCHOOL AT All depdsite of five dollars or more made with this on or before Feb: uary 1 next will draw CENT. interest from that date, payable July and January in each year. NT. paid on current business ac- the rules. jan FREEDMEN HOSPITAL. - in i course of Lectures will commence March 6, ‘1872, and Full and all the "Te care ot infant, ™ Syhanaie ae naar, will continue for three months. ctical Instructions will be given upon the monthly nuree, including the ‘ing ) BSS of the ome. = under the the instractors. w: ird opportu- ions of the sul tat Raaraseia rs aoe Ek JOnNSON ney Sarelvien of the Lyi jans-i fork —— physician MO! a= S* CIAL woTre TAR This TO MOU REOW eae her RUG- we MOENING. lea: vies Wo'clock. ke YES, Jal General Superintendent. 5,00 0 COCOANUES. 100 bunches RAISINS. 300 barrels APPLE. 75 boxes CRANBERRIPS. @ boxes DATES. 0 trails DATES. Fancy French PRUNES. New Turkish PRUNES. Extra large French CHESTNUTS. FIG8 in drums, hair bags, &c. Just received per steamer John Gibson. JNO. W. LUMSDON 2 CO, es 206 %h st., opp. Conter Market. mMoVaAaL, ‘The firm of HBRBING & a 4 FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, WHICH MUST BE SOLD. WHICH MUST BE SOLD. WHICH MUST BE SOLD. THE REASON WHY: THE REASON WH THE BEASON WH COME! COME! COME! AS YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ar PURCHASING CLOTHING or HABLE BROTHERS. PASHIONABLE TAILORS, N. W. CORNER 71u AND D 8T3. COME! febl2 D*®* aeons, ata TREMENDOUS REDUCTION. Bogas & WYLIE, fg-tt 1018 and 1690 7th street N. w. | ypeene: MASKS! 3 der De eer Spa f “ Wy ANTED— food COOK. Appl ad W SNE sesl Suef ms Ware cite Te TR be. tween Ist and 3d. 13 3c" WED Rray Indy to Know, 1, sball, for 30 talet Strips for's conta: say Toke aud Sicoves, as cree F street. ROOMS, poenbe minates from the Post ute lik manent, ‘tea, wlth fare ee eux six FOR BENT AND SALE. FOR BEET gorere) Furnished FRONT BOOMS, B leeeras re | SS i RENT=Vorydeiraie BO ST sylvenia +e ERNT—a ueatand welt Furnished FRONT second Sor, with water and? re No. 930 E strect, between Fe ay street nort 5 rch. Bent BENT HOUSE: 1 18 rooms, or elegant Parlor Floor, with _ather Frome as desires ds pleasant HOUSE, « ences are 17398 Penneyivanis Ev OR RE: a private family, @ very dosira foot’ VEONT | sina feratehr’. on ihe cocont oor and af Toguiral.the privilege of t chen Apoly 3 oY between Sd ayia al Winer ven ay. “aa would ime ae Ss a her own and children's dresses. to cal o KOVAL CHART. ‘The only obo Sea Telinble system of Dress ©utting ever intro: duced. Endoreed by Lord & Vaylor. New Yor! Price, Wite hook of teateei af yer Agent. feb)3-Im 100: street. ANTED—A competent mivdle. i MAN to cook, wash and iron vamily of three at 1420 Rhode ‘Island avenue, corner of 1h None but the best need apply. all between 6 a0 | 7 p.m. £10 3 | WASTHAY WHITE WOMAN inthe gout phe tron fora vag of thi good — 5 pr to We ct hin ud Kood wages, % 1 Sosa ee aPgs Bako Nth. no30 NTED—A silent or sctive PARTNER in an eatablie paying business. wi tal ot Sia to S000. ‘Address A PARTN ] ANTED—A «mall COLORED BOY, for waiter; references required. Apply at 456 Louisiane a Watan HOUSEKERDER to take entice chargeof a house: family numbering six. Ad drees H.M. B , Star Office, stating torme mc. 13-61" Waiter eden 300 onaeDs to eat ce Po cents per cord Cash pie at te sore ot GARMETT SWAN Sees rane Sekt WAnyep-a WHITE WOMAN, who aS, a preferred. Inquire at ‘the south: east cast corner of Gay ‘end Montgomery streets, rae rg F° Ux BAN RESIDENCES ae corraces at Mount Pleasant, about ter Minutes wa k from lith and Boundary, two stories gnd French rol, ten rooms and ‘fine cellar. About % acre aed. from 1 to 2 acres can be sold if desired. houses. Omnibus com manisiten ‘with all th Departmnts twice daily. nt ond Totmee water mains will be taid to ply coming summer “2 ak ee ee, BROWN, P. “ elm eu st, and New York avenue, ‘wo FURNISUED ROOMS sua betor housed spt or lodging rooms; iy i Ae ath and Sth <treots. ay CENISHED aS cor = Bee ‘and atte Poy! ‘Ome. yon SALE OR REST. —My G\RDEN FARM n Eastern Branch, ons mils from Nary-yard Bridge: new house, well house, ward house and ber epee M.B. HAWES, No. 6076 betrret, iy furnished to gentlemen only, in pri on reg N. W., near G Nitrest. Good ext door or me ons by Fo RENT—On Md etrect, 5S. B., between Penn vania avenue and © street, TWO BRICK HOUSE ‘KS, three story, containing 12 h. Wetma rar a rary: egy a nu, Between Lath and 6th Wee 200 et sence h‘ngton Muirkirk is on the Wash Brauch railroad, 15 miles from Washiny 8400 cords of ‘wood are to be cut. eee cents s cord will be paid. Apply at the Furnace. WASTED Every Lady owning i hive to, call at tho KEYS" ghee SEWING MACHINE SALEFROO MS, 100! ; aud see Prof. Lufkia’s bree Treadle in ena This Treadle is the groatest laber-saving and health pre servator ever" insented. Can be attached to any machine. Frice $3 feb? Im NTED—At a EMPLOYMENT AND IN- W4 TELLIGENCE oLoT un 34 6 stroet Ww. all perso sont ot EMPL who want SERVA' 5 at as cooks. chamber. maids, honsekeepers, nurses, form, A oeceonel = carpenters and other mec! Houses, to rent can find & a TENANTS by poi Os 310 bags oy opite to GARDINER & Ba timore Railroad Depot. ANTED. Sue ion male and female, can ni WANT OFFICE, No.3 _jani8-im Bs Wourse C ANTE Every one to Know that oo Friis Manu ING actnring Oo MACHINE: “VICTOR. bas setting Needle with PLO! iy tt and the most perfect Shi mile, im use. Agency at poop’s exelry Store, 469 Penn Janis avenue, 6th streets. 'J.W.SPIUKR. jan8-ly at te ine that PHILLIP fee’ ate Na, OES CAPS, BLANK CrLTS. te by mall w od 10, _decd-Sm Gs is ROBERT FULTON & 00. Srrice aie be th ‘Has-ly eat | eos ‘and | With or without F SALE—A new ten room BRICK USE rene ary collar. §1,000down; bo More required ears: aueensroum woben with dry collar. 8500 cash, pon pcb months fromt yard enctosed with iron fen “alors — wr of $1,200 HOUSES on eacy terms aqlnguire 203 7th strect, Builder's Depot, (second 5 | PUREE pala CHEAP—8300 CASH AND §55 will purctane the choloe nf tix oom OUSES, on the west Seer BEIOK of New Hempenire eets north. hal uare from 16th street, and an i squares from lath street cars. Back house thas s(x rooms, hull, vestibule: frout aad bask i Title perfect, theast corer of New York avenue acd isth street. up stairs. febl2-f ‘OR RENT—Those copyeuient, new BRBIOK HOUSES near corner lith and Boundary streets, eaty nel eauere cars; good pavement. Rent an Jt, month. Apply to W. H Br" NES Att'y at Law, 711 Gstreet. f0-éc* | POR RENT—The spacious WAREROO MS pee Gani. loquire of BUCHLY at OW LES, 1007 ava avenue (oe in first class Furniture. febio tf FOE, KENT—On ficst- floor, PARLOR and BED ROOM; Lewly and elegantly, furn bath, hot and cold water; first-class Ic other rooms. furnished ‘or unfur: reet. opposite Prank! are: | POR RENT —A gentiem OF Lenting ® part of their Hous ily of adults, farn front or back’ P. board cans are desirous to's respect abl hed . hed RLOR, neatly fern 2 Detreen st. f10-e0 autiful OT. 20 by 105 feet deep on west side of 10th street east, be 0 cash and $210 paid REAL E. Tate BROKE, Corner a New York avenue. OR BALE OR & Comfortable Commodious HOUSES, containing 4, room, at the corner of 3th and E streets N. The loca tion is pecaltarly ada at, House, Theater, or first-class Boardiog House, and will be sold on the most favorable terms and on long tim. | FOR SALE—Bea te. = _110 5t addi (and for the benefit fit of the work Batons reso Ramsetintely ,* ‘A. B.C.,” No. LOST AND FOUND. scriber for the recovery of & POCKET BOOK containing about $85 in currency, and some lette: and papers with the owner's address; lout last ight in_the orchestra of the National Theater. I. LYONS, Third Auditor's Office, ‘Treasury ‘Depart: 1%, STRAYED, OB STOLEN On the 25th of nd white PO! . A lib ral rewal =n beaiven for his return to No. 330 6th: street east, n2-s* O8T—On Saturday last, on 16th street, between and Massachusetts avenue, northwest. LADY'S GOLD 4 WATCH. (frosted, wie and gutta, cc chain sttached. a reward wi! Poel et if returned to 62. 7 avenue, southwest. 5 BEWARD —Lost, on Pi aoe avenue, probably..on the "ath i her GK, containing about $13 and e above poverty be pala for the do re of the f sones book and. ‘content othe per at the Cosst Survey Of, 33 RAL BUI CETIGAT Aa ‘OF GEO! Grom TY np. BOARDING. GENTLEMA: -. WIFE DESIRE A ‘H-farnished od, with frat ee peices ‘TaDtE seepect- house. en vicinity of. ‘ing- ton destraie. “A 8. B., Wormley's lotel. Private tamily l Birt ROOMS, WITH BOARD, a 616 HH street; convenient to street cars. Byes BOOMS FOR arr Baatclare TA TABLE BOABD can be bog (806 eet, between 6th and 71 fh streets. fe Lests4 liberal reward will be paid by the sub- ith itv eoes per'mcnth tor two. S10 a0ch nh street FS 1BST-CLAi Vad BOARD, 6 La month. HOWA 1OUSE, corner 6th street and Pennsylvania av jand2-Im Fegepee re meen | Strest., ood Inostion and assemble.” has ie —————_——_——_ GENTLEMEN’S OUTFITS. WILLETT & RUOFF, be 905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Have just received THE SPBING STYLE £1LK HAT, febl0-tr NEW AWD HANDSOME. REOR: yy BROADWAY st CUNNINGHAM. oH 101 were iatow be: ‘of old —". usual. borer the 1017 F streot. febr 0 oe Or nantes FOR GENTLEMEN. for sais wyrall ao age srr cree soe eeerrees ‘ANTED-($20. 30 000) twonty thovsand aus Hf rented, the mont aatlnfactory rete renose, will be BER Sraitan ROREEE TOUTOR | MED Cankes Tire sep a Teen ci — those who value their ei oR SAL E- Ware Severately: ear Mgr eae Net ride 13th streot, between E and | Se etrect’ ond Penneylveni Sooke Dept nar | 2 HUUBE on weet = Of 13th sireet, between E ‘Thermometers of all jell | LOT on north ote payin ow. ae Varco 000 for oneer more years. Good 1200 wor th of brick wall; Terms easy. i ‘wii rt bargain: § p Aatrect, between i atnd 34.4... in Row ; 10 rooms: 0 1 LOFon G street, berwoee oth ead kw. W, ‘Terms easy. 1 LOT near corner Ith street. on W,N. W ; cheap. ‘end terms easy 1 HOUSK on 3d tirest, next to corner F,N_ E.; al! modern aaprovemenss; ® perfect bargain; Sin, Term: 1 Hove: TE on Hi street, near 7th, N B.; $3,000. NOURSE & MIDDLETON, 613 157A Street, fo 3t nder National Metropolitan Baak ‘OB Sale Ip mi te © Bars i tte — usetis jassach| yeu ith an streets, Wal ‘BAEK. H6 Fite bet ees oR, BENT—On Third desirabl ode 5 a Boose of ei cig) Latrobe 2 stove, vai Tq’ of sewituras magmas "t Gatun phen Bailding ane GE W. PHILLIPS, ae 's Office 7 given on the lst of March. mares it re- autre Fes & tonnes <P eed 5 ape Island peng | inadvance. A agent. No. 93 win rater. south side peeding large capital 5 a erent bi BURGLAR PROOF 84F seach with locks. SAFE and a fine M SovteMan, Atty-at Law, No. 401 7¢h corner D street northwest. ra SALE AT & BARGAIN—Onc fine NO ane | Eadie ah wig. uot use Zia FOR RENT AND SALE. tpesory BROCE HOUSE, No canis __THE TRA 4 Lig ce RPENTER AND 8UIL mR OF Tre Br ar ane Camace ne Pponite Center Market. ‘ Will contract for : ~ Paes Ok superintend the Uonstraction OB BALE, OR fon BOR GLEE FRO: | | Grleesicr boo Wack ena ona gocmmme o>. ten t0 sof fa. GARDEN _ ete ><) yon the | best road tu HA Sure mai ab ¥ ation for = orriciay, SURLY 4 BOW orner Sie sea ts ey aa * we" First wel auainy Br Bravitian Pethie pants-ty? z a — - Ssacee J. = aon CARPENTER, RerLDER, axe CONTRACTOR Orders for House Carpentering 30) in eon. tractors Work « fly atroudeatis 2 MORE Or Com * lat of April; price reasonabl - a reet. below E sirant Rw, Willret se Sere for $15. Tina ate LITCHFIELD MES FBMIEN, Pkacrin & AUGHEBTON lors. corner 9h st ant Now R374 TEM, PR se York avenue. (Jani) SLATCRFIELD. Sh AU M Geo ne ae OR RENT_Snite of Be for floor, tar vito BM a it TH J2-2f | store, will meet with prompt attentim. dati a aan SALE O® RENT—The A sagt Quua tat FS SEAT recently occupied by Z iD Glimse ot | AYSine AuD FLAG DEPUT vandary street, at f atrent east, —— Tedence of D pM Cledland JOHN C. HOGAN, S:mect suburban residences in the Distr. arer of Awnings. Flage Tents, Horse 4: E SHRPHERD. ‘Si8 Pena aven ore lalle for Balte ' x y all iptly + tended to. BS FSE= hee Os NICATING ROOMS ‘et Bpace, over Biley 6 stor, hed or unfurntobeds ai Mas 478 Oreste bane = — Bie! Is s ~ Ssoaueaat a Y ldeeiaed AND AWNINGS. FS. ie SALOON PABL’ — chen pom well furnished: hae modern, tmprovements, Chars Pe TS tgs Saloor Rent for Camp Mostings, Petre ; erate Inquire at 1319 G strest, C1 AWNINGS for Public and Private Balleand Per. | PGR BEST STi leree DWELLING HOUSE, | then 7, Pennsyivania avenue, six don M. G. COPELAND, rooms , staircases: onl pes ld oF oF phywic'an. 326 Indi National Hotel, wide in A & locality for a lawy Dealer in Awoing Materials, anes ____ 643 Louisians svenns AsTHONY FISHER, FIRST CLASS BCOURER, 618 Orn SrREET, Urrosite Parert Orriee By het ing the latest improvements. or Karopean invention, fam qhakled to do my work io. manner not to be eyualed Rot poxseaning theae facilities ‘Ladies ‘Drewes cleaned witht being taken apart. alii of dof spots removed without cloaning the wheis Grease bring od, {OR micas: FFICE ROOMS in the Shepherd Building, 908 Pennsylvania avonun, after remoe aeetiee ‘* Clothes cleaned, | Sermon! TS | ah Vi BUSINESS CHANC sithout Shriuking =r Tnyuring the srmuent at te Senta Pee —Comte, 1 and $1 50. Pants. Ts ONEY TO LOay. a, 80 ote. wh usiness Suit, $2 2 Sud rencom foce TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS. if Gloves—a singin pat TEN HOUSAND DOLLARS. ¢ donen Grape T AY DOLLARS ings cleanad, blackened and aut D DOLL ASS. sqnare yard Ostrich Feathers QSLVENTEEN HUNDEED DOLLARS. bm “eaned and cnrind in tho besterrie Olce of ‘the Sinter Toland. N We have the above sume t to loan on unincumbered jighment, established 151) aS ee RILBOURN a tawea, the Kind in the conta Ei am ay 113 St = - - TO LOANSSEY aren AND BOLL ABLISMED 1533. t tate loae Tose, WAGGAMAN ZORM MeDERMOTT. os oe 519 Tth street pace Po t OM | OOACH-M: cA be ee FALE © Pennayivan ca Rigg) eS eS AND RECEIVED 0 | par 8810: | CARRIAGRS REPAIRED OOK ame. a. PRINTING NEA ND PROMPTLY EXBCUTKD bY APOLKIMIG HORN & ¢ corner 9th and D streets, LJ nd 7k a Treete ARE Sequurs oer nre ig ba & tal P ing : rar deri jemi focesen “Adare aplay rae FREEDMAN'’S SAVINGS AND TRUST ona Banking House, N. willsetl, mi two latest imp double door. Also,one OFFICE REC OL DS’ tf 639 Penn. ONEY TO Loan — From 5508 « r on first-class Real ¥ fraud apobjectionnble parties, WILLIAM F, | Issues © HAS BR where ares e band South: posite only if and for @ copy of the Char FOR SALE. — : mPieren « co., ory oo jor yore cow now «i Saree iy and guaran BANKERS, e milk uw calves if well peel ‘Sequire a 1917 Ver | 1427 F street, (two doors from 0.8 Treasury De Mout avenue, Lelween T and U streets, wee, - partment. and] o'clock, or weer nm. 13. WASHINGTON, D. ©. Receive Deposits and transact « General Bankiug ae henge om the principal cities taken and gtvce at par to our depostiors. Tntormation cheerfully furnished in relation secur itios wept y SOYCR & CO 0: * aD negotiated on the best t fe-6r 412, 414 nnd 416 14th wtreot Giatue ree eta Cuited States Dopartmenia ARE CHANCE —FOR SALE—A BOOT and Fs,0ne personal care SHOE STORE, Penge ps in a business, ie DDLETON | 00. W4sxeren cir ¥ savi xe Corner 7th street and Louisiana Arenne, PAYS 6 PER CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS Interest commences from date of deposits Dey igs can be made and drawn nt wil wt A. BUFF, Treasorer PERSONAL. ADAME PARKS. the Greatest Mediwm af th. Are. can be consulted, paty hm calling at No. 1014 betw doth o.N.W. Hours m.t0 9] febi3-Im. Mebane» BOVINS MoNTALY PiuLs WILL rem Female ee Married pregnant, for they m: J ¥ COOKE @ 0o., BANKERS, Buy and sell, at current rates: Rate to produce miscarri: + Teland. = RRRENEE ait aye cs ork Siok ‘Boara SELL Hance Kon New ¥. in ‘Seo Franctsoo Nw jmupeve. medinm rime, Teous © AGES Dera Tie ing taterests has the whe net of changing luck, tells the past, present ——<—___ Exe WMeractisccufarmeies | INSURANCE COMPANIES, ADIES SUFFERING FROM IRBEGULARL } RANCH OFFICE gE SE the gider ae | } , Bt? wt ia oi TSEHANOR,¢ Aes - fad ' | copectetty inves ‘acai cagicommin have’ bees ce a i of Col Boom 15, Federal Bice {OR xin er clase ry aor en modern improvements: in dies. and tress tn walk of P ce and Bal cs adr, HOWAT pigenaiee ao tenant it win erented low. acon northeast corner 8th ay Gana Magnet: ' OB BAe Toa en Me ‘Medium, can be caged at ber Mint eae she OF THE enue, formerly occupied by 8. 7th at between C and D sts., Inland. pon ail impor | DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Ie for ‘any business er oe Apply tant business—past, | Sui at 618 PA ils avenue, under the M tan Hi ® good SES F Om SEE pert cent. SEVEN about to move from the city, and ma gira Broa pig io LATIMER & ae Aue etrap ie 10 of 5 rooms each, with wacom) p sy central location = this ctt Phe own 2 dy very liberal terms. —| ished HOUSE Aa ne Fiphigg ome aa ane 1 Pe Feta DA Heese arti: of Penna. arene sane lth st. handsomely roeasD zORS BS asd Gongrese paca peed _— jon most di tiratie. inthe cts, ‘Apply at 1808°P renuayivania Fe 3 RENT—Thiree-story BRICK HOUR 1414F aca between 4th and 16th Seth tome map eleven rooms J. JOYCE. « feds-tf B SALE-A F, George's county, ORGANIZED AUG UST 26, 1570. LOAN OFFICES. OABB CAPITAL ccc rececccn enone 100,000 SPEcian NOTICE! vane renee, MOSES RELLY gon Penneyi- gyre 4} 6's LOAN OFFICE, SAMUEL hOB ecretary sae TODb) "Wie Prods in the District im 1882, is | REMOVED TO 621 CSTREET, ~ B. Tota, Between 6tm axp 71x Staeets N. W., | — Loan Office I have opened et Pot ag gy RES a ¢ . in avenue, thus Shieh this the best pr vais ren Ofice i the wegliviny eee -eanaryng been seta so |S OF the past ai'a guatantes for the futare; CHARLES HERZBERG, avenue and 681 © street. noth and 7th streets N.W es. THE ARLINGTON STABLES, 2726 @ Sracer, wean Wan Deranrueny. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. AceTE PF. BROWn, CONTRACTOR axD BEAL ESTATE aGenr. Corner of ew York avenue and isth street. seeiareas