Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1872, Page 2

EVENING STAR. | «( ROSBY S. NOYES.......Editer. Largest Circulation in the Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: o-e+ Pebruary 16, 1973. | The hard-headed old demonstrator of un- pleasant facts to John Bull, who has figured for years as @ contributor to the London er the initials “S. G. 0.,” has a re- © paper in the January number of ¢ Bar, setting forth some startling conclu- sions in relation to the signs of a coming up- beaval in England. He begins with the em- phatic statement that he views the present con- dition of things In Eng and “ with more appre- hension than he has ever felt with regard to any threatening of peril to the nation,” and goes on to say that “there is a groaning and a travail- ing from beneath, which speaksin no mistakable veice and works with an upheaving force, already indicated by clearly-marked fissures—a threatened rending of almost every element of our political and social ground of health;” and that “it is now quite clear to every thoughtful man that the events of the day, and all they predict for the future, must strain the utmost power of the constitution to withstand organic changes which will affect it to the very soul, It is all very well (he adds) for writers and orators to say: ‘Granted it be so; the vessel is very strong, well-manned, an able pilot at the belm; she has riddem out many a storm, asd will not fail to ride well through all which may now threaten.’ The question is, how far age has weakened her ancient frame; how far wholesome repair bas been neglected; had she ever yet such breakers ahead or to leeward: is there any pilot living with experience to steer amidst the dangers which now threaten us— dangers so novel that he may search the chart of all history in vain to find a safe course record- ed?” For some years past England has been a nation more ruled than governed; statesman- ship has played a waiting game in the matter of social evils, and the result of this halting policy is that “the masses are losing all respect fer the powers that be.”” The writer proceeds to apply the scalpel with a firm hand to the blunders and misdeeds of the | governing class in England, but the indictment preferred against the English rulers is too long tor our columns. ‘The fact that such opinions are freely ex- pressed in the leading journals and magazines of Great Britain is significant of danger appre- hended there by those weather-wise in the mat- ter of popular storms. The election in New Hampshire takes place | on the 12th of March next, and that in Con- | neetieut on the Ist of April. Notwithstanding the impertance of these political contests— _ being the first to come off in this, the Presiden- | tial year—there h: been as yet no popular | demonstrations by either party. Itis but the calm before the storm, however, as secret elec- tioneering is said to be going on preparatory to h oe eee | active and exciting campaigns in both states. In New Hampshire last year the vote stood:—Wes- ton, dem., 34,797; Pike, rep., 33,892; temperance | and labor reform candidates, 1,182. The repub- licans hope by extra exertion to turn the scale | this yearg but the democrats will not give up | their bold upon the only New England state | they have without a severe struggle. The present legislature removed some restrictions in | the way of naturalization, and the democrats expect to gain 1,500 voters by that means, and assert that they can count 2,000 democrats or more who didn’t vote last year, but will this spring. They talk of re-electing Weston by at least 2,000 majority. The campaign will com- Wence next week in earnest, and great efforts will be made by both parties to secure the legis- lature. In Connecticut last year the republican candidate for Governor was elected by barely one hundred majority over one of the most pop- wiar democrats in the state. The selection of a new man (Hubbard) for that office as the vlemocratic standard-bearer this year leaves open for the present the question whether he will be able to retain his predeeessor’s strength- ‘The republicans are confident of largely in- cteasing their majority, while the democrats do not seem very hopeful of holding their own, even with the help of scattering “liberal repub- lican” votes. +202-—— More Cases or Sewer Poisoxinc.—One way in which diseases are frequently generated and rapidly spread in large cities is shown in a | report transmitted te the New York Board of Health on Wednesday, concerning the deaths Within ten days past of four children in the tam- ily of a Mr. Brown in that city. They weresaid to have died of spotted fever. A study of the ease having conyineed Dr. Morris that blood-poisoning, and not spotted fever, was the cause of the fatality, he carefully examined the rremises, and the result of his investigation is embodied in his report. It appears that ot five | children, under thirteen years of age, whe took the disease, four died after a few hours’ ilIness, two of them within eight hours after exhibiting the first symptoms of the disease. In each case the symptome were first shown at night, these being intense pain in the head and soreness of the body, accompanied by severe vomiting. The cause of the disease was found ina detective | drain-pipe connecting with the sewer. It ap- pears that one earthenware waste-pipe built into the partition served for two houses, and that ‘tbe elbow which turned the pipe trom the house to the street was so loosely fitted that the foul odors and gases from the sewer escaped into the house. At night, when there was little or no Ventilation, the stench from this cause wasover- powering. Mr. Brown, being a poor man, could not afford to have the plumbing examined to accertain the cause of the bad smell. These gases, acting upon ehildren whose food was not sufficiently nourishing, produced sickness and speedy death. In concluding his report, Br. Morris expresses the opinion that a large portion of the low fevers which prevail may be attribu- ted to badly constructed waste-pipes, which per- mit the foul gases of the sewers to escape through sinks and stationary washing bowls into sleeping Arguing that Mr. Sumner’s allegations in re- gard to the sale of arms te France would, if un- explained, show a violation of international obligations far exceeding all that England can be charged with for allowing the confederate cruisers to depart from her ports, the Baltimore Sun thinks it @ little strange that Mr. Sumner | Company. N. does not perceive that his statements afford the best answer that could be given to his own enormous claim for constructive damages against England, unless he wishes to make the ‘United States responsible in like manner to a foreign government. The fact seems to be, however, that Mr. Sumner, in his cankered state of mind towards the Administration, picked up somewhat greedily the prejudiced story of a fussy little go-between or legation banger-on, called the Marquis de Chambrun. Chambrun, it appears, bad endeayored to palm of his story upon other Senators, but found no seachen et %2 sponsor it until Mr. course Mr. ~ Gon hs thunderous tone towards peat etsan aiding the rebels, as he has assumed Position that the United States is a parma sinner against the comity of nations. ———_-se-___ ‘Wait Whitman is in New York perintend- ing @ new edition of his poems. Thee eae changed with him since the time when an edi. tion of a couple hundred copies of his “Leaves of Grass” lumbered the shelves of the publish- ets, unsold. Now that he is endorsed as a poet by the authorities of the Old World, our crities begin to think there is something in him, and ‘Bis works are in demand. So we go. ——___-e0- Mr. Bowen, of the New York Independent, lost & thousand dollar breastpin in # street-car here —e a eg ip ey men, proprietors of religious papers: the Independent, will sport thousand dollar breastpims im crowded street- cars they must expect to suffer. oo The memorialists will be glad to hear that the District bonds old in New York on Wed- nesday at 101, with a rising tendency. So much for the attempt of Crane & Co. to injure the <tedit of the District. ‘The metropolitan horse railroad company in Boston continues to be assailed by a desperate Public, for packing its cars as herrings are | Packed in barrels. Many clergymen and deo | tors have joined im the cry fora pew road, At an indignation meeting last Monday night, Gen. John L. Swift said:—“I charge upon this road that it is impairing the health of the women and ruining the amiability and good temper of the men. I, myself, once had a beautiful temper. Where is it now? Gone; | and the metropolitan company took it!” A curious circumstance was brought out; on the very day of the meeting, the company ran double the usual number of cars, for fear of the effect of the discussion. “ But they are chronic backsliders,” said Mr. Swift, ‘and they cannot be vaccinated into healthfulness."" We mention these things becausn misery loves company, and it may console the citizens of Washington to know that they are not the only victims of street car monopolies. —_——_- + ee-_______ The popular uprising in New York city last fall in favor of reform has spread throughout the country, and is doing good in other commu- nities, even if it has not accomplighed all that was hoped from it there where it started. Phil- adelphia, Chicago, Kansas, and several of the southern states received the impetus, and thanks im most cases to a more honest administrationof the laws than prevails in Gotham, the rogues have been unearthed and promptly punished. In New York they have destroyed Tammany, but the dishonest members of the ring are still atlarge. They also elected a “reform legisla- ture,” but what has it done? Three things it has to d6 if it would escape infamy worse than that visited upon the ring—overthrow Erie, pu- rify the bench by purging it of corrupt judges, and give New York city a wise charter so cun- ningly framed that no rings can flourish under itin future. Of these three tasks not one has yet been Accomplished. ——— +s0e- ‘The makers and drinkers of “Jersey light- ning’ are exultant, the legislature of that state having just defeated the proposed local option law, which seeks to give magistrates in wards and townships the power ‘o dictate to minorities what they shall not drink in the shape of alco. holie liquors. The vote stood: yeas 25, nays 34— all the democrats voting nay except one, who voted in the affirmative. —_—_-.eo--____ “Carl Benson” of this city is writing a series of articles to a New York paper, explaining why living is so expensive in New York and the other large cities and elsewhere. He comes to the conclusion, and shows pretty good reason: for it, that it is because everything costs 90 much ERUBLICAN ASSOCIATION—The pees meeting af Marini'e Hal THIS Prine EVE BING, at Tovclock. Z E. ©. FORD, Secretary. P BOUNDARY | COR SILVER SPRINGS “ite Adiourned Meeting of the Corporavors adi Subscribers of the Boundary he op Silver Spring» Batlroad ae be ae atthe iY ard of Trade Boos: on TEESDA’ mach; Wega 12 mA all man of the Last tMesting. _fi PoLokner ene ORDER MECH ANI “Ss — . va, Eones }, No. 1, will meet FRI- ¥ MIGHT. Fe soraeey ech 172 at 7% o'clock, at She pherda Hall, corner of 7th at. and La. avenue. (ghtagpee on 7th st.) Members of pinter Lodges fra- eet invited. JO8.T.K ART, fis-2 sirman Boom ¢ eaitibde. INDEPENDENT ORDER MEOMANIC GKAND LODGE weary, OF COLT ‘A.meeton FRIDAY N Feb. 16, 1572. in adjourned session, at § 0” cl eck Shepherd's Hi corner of 7th street and Louisiana avenus,(entrance on 7th street.) A Past Officers and Representa- lives are requested to be Goa" oun? ACOBS, OF THE AMERICAN Kersten ‘KUO! 3 NG OOM PANY of Colorado. bereby notified thatthe annus! mecting for the ection «f trustees oy be held at. the office of the tN. W., on the 24TH Ist... new ogee By order of the Presid $ oe a CLARKE, Beeretany. _Febi Uth, V EEMCvaT NOTICE. feeers. 8. GOLDSTEIN & C0. have REMOY! their Laan 0 Office from their old nol No 305 ay | st. west, on oir west, nord avenue. to thee tel. Balesroom entrance thro either way. venue; private hosts affording an sutranee central location f the ne accommodations offered by 8. GOI Soubsreis a US. ‘ake timtss, the oases the most exten- sive Loan Office in the count ao their salttroom ey always have on hand » large and choice tion of fine Gold avd Sitver wince Diamonds; and other fine good Jewelry, Silver and Bilver- ted Ware, Fancy Goods, Guns. Bevolvers, &c. both second-hand frem their Loan OM ods, which they ca with vate cost. A call on them will satis! umendation is bot misplaced. anm-tt RURSES’ acu at FaREDENi re of “comme 5 ann wit continne for three mo Tian Zane all the ‘ductes othe: we murse, incladiag tue Pile Eping ine in earls Ri ne toaptial. under the atay for ittusteations of they cate agus) tesnt ROBERT Hav ste aD ‘ apap: te M Professor Hospi: teaser 08 SAUER JOHNSON t ir wastes or at the Novpieal oTaran ot Oe te peti a SPECIAL NOTICE. SIX PER CENT. INTEREST. THE FREEDMAN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY. Baxxixo Hose orrosise tHe Traasvar. All deposits of five dollars or more male witb this company on oF before February | next will draw six, it from that date, payable July 7 in‘each year current busi ‘Galt and Sestnoome et the rules. mana Joe are toa sitet GE HAS REMOVED raom or strock, between Ht and I, N a CEBIE! Sand LIQUORS, st ne Fates. f16-3t RUTTER £ CO, ig Sed Civ noes, Wate ‘ae base erae patina ine ee 7 T° ALL WHOM THIS 18 MAY CONCERN. As it bas been made known saptet diel pvr phot nf iets my wi we han supavates, and Umlasion and beglect of the tt make the proper other, as she as & wife aut hore ther deceived in fore) was not alt position after we were married te cot cbureb, of which I was s : : i i FINANCIAL ABD COMMERCIAL. — WANTS. ey ties. WantiDcdwanEGLesa el 'urnish the following to-day: Wire ln ot yell vara 7” Rg a4) posite Wi ars t62 ‘Seil’s.) Bute x Tout finst ae fu ** Rew pocesy aoaere Le Ware ee ar ae 10-408 nn IRE as ‘Currency i" Wie 3 ocamane ANT a jady—iNSTRUCTION om the |W ANTE BOAN from atady teacher Ad” a lady Sggr eiving hing ~ G., Post Oflice, box ae ANTE! WHITE WOMAN, to = = wat waghin ana Call at 1212 6th st between i y afters o'clock p,m. — WakTED= tron 2 MO ee and | in private family. Terms not to exceed $50 month. within two Address, immediately, J. H.J., Sh; Erie, 2056; m2, Renal ; Mic: | 4% tral, 1s ers Southern, ARTEDCAL No. 1395. F strcet Gap Spel: aks, Jabs Shore gaicns b) WAwoman igs tntenzaunt’ ust come Ts Oleveland & Fist-bu Dare Mex, a “tiv: ieee well recommended. fis 3 $034; New Jerse Cengral, i ANTED—A i Fi ace Bote BARBER, FP airaukie ond Bt. i, A at Mi 7th si eon Ls and M 4 h & Western, 76! reote WW GEO He hese ima & Western, 1025s; Fort cs sais: Hannital aya cates, jumbus, econ Tennessee @s lay TEED SA ciara active PARTNER, with * WwW 1 9400 in ® well paying basinsss’ Ad $300 o1 dress BUSIN KS=, Star Office: iW jerman lady of good education ITUATION as governess. Unex oe plicuable’ references, Address “OC. H. H.,” 354 23th st his at jose ph, FOR RENT AND SALE. Fe wee ee rien au wed r owe MeteaE Ss, Der cent. per anaum. various parte of the ee taws 116 st* (168t* _ Letweon Penn's ave ‘and H street. WOR REN RENT—Three | UNFUEN' [SHED ROOY 6 and water: second Le ate Tth | ~ Bo. 18 strost, berwean ‘Wand'N: cS avery ak EN Fr * ‘OF ROO a sat an the second floor; : Rquare. {15 a | Fo ar Te furnished ROOMS ite or singly. be rented low tos per: manent occupant, Apply at 2107 P im avenue, above Int FOR RENT—On Tawe Hows situated i?h street. between and’3 rooms in nthe same square to Rent reagor fOR REN: very desiravie PARL Shandeomely Ter suitable for foreign mia or Members. Pi moderate Pennsylvania avenue. ns AP Vip et 1503 Be a Zist Kor var teal as LATIMER & CLE Auction cers aud Beal Estate Brokers, Star Offi A | ings. Job1s-tf | weet ‘New York. ANTED—GAS FITTER: « th oreueh goo! workman. Apply to DANIEL HANNAN Fingber sea Gas-fitter, 429 cop gp as Li WANTED Broan rien TUA se ete Virginia 6's, old, 1 A; Mark hay hiccnage Feb. 16. do. coupe 56; do. coupons, new. consolidated: 54. "West Via. 1 x. ‘No jaro- lina’s, old, 33; do. new, 16; do. special tax, 12—all TON in Fag Feb. 16.—Cotton firmer: Low —Two communicating Flourstrongand active. Wheat | 13 ,!¢° nished or anfarnished: bet mae. aang = not quotably bigher. Corn scarce | *" streets and Ponnsylvan and firm: White southern, 72; yellow southern, 69a72; mixed western, 69a72.' Oats steady and firm, %3a58. Rye quict, 98¢.a$1.03. Pork firm, $14. Bulk ‘meats firm: Shoulders, 54a53,; rib sides, 646%; clear rib sides, 7—loose; one- nes more ed. Bacon fir ; ib sides, 7%; clear sides, street northwest. Address, stating terms, & LF. ir office. fis 3 WaANTED-« COLORED PORTER, who is willing to make himself generally ‘mie None but an experienced store hand wanted. Ap- ply immediately, with Teferences, from former em ployer»: at 437 7th street south, betweon 7. ey gE COR BALE—A comfortable vee FRAME por EB iT! From at pe Proximo, five unturi ROOMS second floor, no gas or water; by and pump at street door, 820 per month, in adr ferences required. 915 fth street N. bv tween Pant “Ts se FOR SALE. RENT 0. deusburg. a comfortable DWELLING HOU eight rooms, and about 1. acres of groun feuit treesand all necessary outbuildings "Wil be Zid low. or rented to t, or exchanged r ‘operty, on pal ae cd WALL & 00 Auction and Qrammtasion Merch “Corner 9th f5-st 9th st. and Penna. aver RENT—A fow gentlemen will find pleasant FoMoOMS a O18 Feces Bont men eee OR RENT—A HOUSE: 1930 oh street, NW. and Furniture for sale. ory a the same house. i 39 Sth street. Ce changed. Lard steady, 9 ANTEDSA SITUATION, by = young man, active; very choice rolis, aged graduate of a re: 49422; common, 13415. ihiaky Sati snd'aoeh’ | secctatle Gaceece ; has had considerable mallee experience as hook Keeper and salesman. The best Naw Yo, Feb. 16—Stocks better than at | sinsireets a" ve Sven. Address D.E. Ht. © 203 the opening.’ Governments dull and ste ANTED—A good PASTRY COOK; @ woman oe eee a: SP iat, preferred. Apply at St. Glond Hotel. Mest" Exchi long, 9% 5 = ny Warten A SITUATION as Housekeeper New Yore, Feb. 16—Flour shade firmer. would take the entire charge of a howe. ‘Ad. Wheat very firm. Corn firm. cs L., Post Office M14 se WANTED-4 Ww HITE WOMAN as Nurse ‘38 old lady. References required. Apply st 51 ith street N. W. The W. War Department, Ofer Chay Chi 5 ote Wasaineton, D.C., Feb. me 2, ‘ona ace ANTED—A WHITE GIRL. with aad wean: SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TWENTY-FOUR mendations, at No. 601 T street, “fs HouRS.—The barometer has centinued ed rising th. ae slowly from the lower lakes southward 4 Wa4ntTED—« good COOK; — — to the Atlantic, with westerly winds back- References required. Apply to “o ARLES to southerly, and clear wpather south of | MADES,corner 3d street and Penney! wae inia, oie westerly and westerly winds | 2U°- vie cloudy weather north of that state, ANTED—One good BAS ER on fin and ight snow from northern Olio to New York oad ee oe BUz noe HOLE MAKER. "Nowe None and northward; it continued fallin, wale between Sth and ah strests, up stairs tm west of and throughout the Miseiseippy vail thnk extending its iniluence over the eastern gu! states, and thence to Ohio and sagarn eal lowest being probably central over southeastern Missouri; the area of rain having extended eastward from the southwest over Alabama, Tennessee and Kentucky, and as snow from Kansas to Illinois during the night, low barome- ter, with Cag otf winds and rain, has been reported from Portland, Oregon; cloudy weather and light rain from San Francisco. PrRopapitities.—The barometer continue rising slowly over the New England states, with clear and pleasant weather during the day, fol- lowed by easterly winds and cloudy weather to- night or on Saturday morning; clear and pleasant weather prevail over the middie Atlantic states, followed by southerly and easterly winds and cloudy weather this evening and to-night; the low barometer over southeastern Missovri move northeasterly over the Ohio valley, the are: rain extending eastward into the south Atlantic peed West Virginia, Lake Erie and southern Michigan ——s the day and over the middle states to-night; a decided rise in the neq eed ture precede the area of rain from the lower lakes southward and eastward to the Atlantia; northwesterly winds, with —— weather, ex- tend eastward over the Mississippi valley. ANTED—A COMPETENT BOUKKEEPER; one who can take charge of ¢ eh: refe ences required. Box for three da: dress 165, 0) BS for Ny wove but re‘lable ersens need souk liberal incucements offered 8, Real Estate, Life and Fire’ i eters 425 F street. ANTED_LADIES. to do all Kinds of Embrol- pee = ne Ass Le jpgeron a need a) Se vitets Bramping De mete Fn E iam ping Dep th street, oppo: site pases Ofiice. fist W ANTED—By « French tad; lady's maid; has po obje mm to travel. In- quire at i? 14 Pa.ave ‘Good 1 references Lit s e03t* WANTED, Byers adi to Know. shall, for 30 days, sel Stamped Pantalet 3 ‘Scents: Bands aud Sleeves, 1 mts; Yokes and Sleeves, 1d cents, “Muslin in Gach, the Very beat ‘febi2 WM. PRINCE, 1009 F streot. WAxTED=Eres lady who would lil to cat aud ft ber ow aud children's dresses, to call and see the MOYAL CHART. ‘The only accurate pee reliable system ‘7 ‘ivan Cuttin, duced. Endorsed by Lord & taylor. Price, with book of iantene 3 Fae febdi2-Im SITUATION as ever intro- lew York, Agent, eet. ANT! ine to eail at the TRAE SEWING MACHINE ‘SALKCROOMS. 1009 Fat) and oo Prof Lafkin’s Ohempion Tread in operation. Treadle is the greatest |: beor-saving and health pi servator ever invented. epee aaa eenicemmennaereenaneed Neue E—-TO ALL MY FRIENDS AnD cus- ‘Tam now located 1209 7:h street, lem prepared to attendio anything in the Tine sorbent orreparing at the shortest notice. ED BD EDLES, Contractor poe Build- = Sage _ Price $3.20. OOK KEEPING—A gentleman well saa ~ Wax silent or active Seer TT ie: an i “ Ley Beat pa ing business, with capi hours ehh Bs cola tibe ae iee an an inion tal of $1,300 to Sidon vidress A PARTNER St r pre." references given, Address Bti a /ANTED—At the EMPLOYMENT AND IN- TELLIGBACE OFFIC 3. reet N. W., GUSERAL EMPLovMeNtT dy ee aie all pes of SMPLOVMENT ond all all person ‘employ Rel "ks. chamber do well tocail st JOSEP BROOKS. 1609 Tick weet, SEVANTS, nach yer housekeepers, nurses, farm. hands, clerks, carpenters and other mechanics. Persons hav: ing Hoteen rent can Bnd eae TENANTS. by wooly" Bak to GARD. street, Tas ® Baltimore Ballro aust Fe “ees epumainaeatonale: oe pd famtlien get 200p aaa ints SEEVANTS ube ae abe 2 kM- c 4 E. OFF a LOUISE CO BUTEER. at.. be RB sts., where their orders will be tw y Altea febl4 ly* Fuss SETEDSIE the Arlington, first-class CHAM 30.000 WORTH OF 50,001 W? scrub-work, $38.888 WORTH OF 30908 | Pore ee ce ie 50,000 WORTH UF 50,00 sepaey 3 Needle Hoops hay: fy store, nage Bett Trani arene, | jan8-ly Se Pay Rnnie isd lanl FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, FASHIONABI,E CLOTHING, FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, F= santoa newly furaished HOUSE with water aud et mines, a3 fat s rent $50 a ms aS A on the ist street, between D an 1F sreots For RENT—Very acsiratie HOUSE. i915 pe sylvania avenue: 10 rooms, water and er a EWaGa amin. __ 5h Pe Office._ rote aa ot giz Hy Ouse — of a a 5 ‘3s, ie : BO: ‘and STC 5 AMAN, fi2- ®* S197 tol es Post Ofc. on, SALE OB RENT.—My GABDEN Faru Branch, on» milo from N house, i house, wood hy I) vM.B. HAWES, No. 507 oh sere t, ES ue OB RENT—A HOUSE on 13th street, sees L ‘street and Massachusetts avenue: eight Tooms. with bath and store rooms; als E—A new ten room BRICK We x with dry caer. S190. vWD; 20 more required for 3or 5 years: 6 een ene: room HOUSE with dry cellar. Seo month; front yard enclosed with iron feace, $e neighborhood. Also, a number of $1,500 HOUSES on easy terms. seinayire 203 7th street, Builder's Depot, (second ory. OR RENT—Those conveniont, new RIOK HOUSES near corner lith and Boundary str-ets, only half square from cars; good pavement. Bent tram 15 to 82 (per mont Apply to. W. BROWNE, Att'y a Law, 711 Gatrest. 100-6" FOE BENT—Ths spacious WaREROONS Dow cccupied by Mes srs. Green & No 739 7th street, between G and H. tied mr BUCHLY & TOWLKS, 1007 Pennsyivania ese Santer’ in first claes Furniture. FRE. BENT—On first. coe, ROOM; newly and ele; lurnished; Lag vd bath, hot snd cold water: Brst-elass location her rooms, furnished or unfurnished. 133 ai reet. opposite Franklin Square. fie BLOK sai aa: BUSINESS CHANCES. | THE TRADES. a1 0! TO LOAN ON REAL nerace Lar M. Mt tire ABNER. 729 71h treet | fae lateat Fa 1 no farther use witeetls 8 croat bargainst Neo Clea gm BU EGLAE-PROOF BAP ES cy Cash Bowes ace een Pte ATOR Apply | GULDSTEIN & 00 Penn ote ander Metropolit r —From $506 to $1: Ca a FOR SALE. F°, 33 Thorough br OUSDLAD PUPsete te street one on TO MORROW, ving a deiighitul located od house in the First, | sele all or any Bi liardf Table Post Office CARRIAGE—O; ty duplicate of ope or ‘Commadore Vanderbilt” for! Fo TALE rendid yun ree i spiendi je horee: 10 be sce! WW" corner 6th and © = SIRT AR ARRIVED AND F FOR 8A] From THE | towne TS READ OF HORSES, among than | | several pairs of match Horses and heavy é drat orses. 531° | et | A SON, 89S sh street corner of 1 ye rs PT ie ee subsertptt ion books. Oanvassere y wisoars, RPENTER AND BUIL DER, Gonxxa‘or Frm Sraxer amp Canat Opposite Center Marke’. Reginren@ the Consiraction solicited gad prom Will contemet for or of Publ . Orders w tor Sou ly at. ie hice orTictan. street” Et 433 Peova. event “iret quality Brariiinn Penkte J B. TUR CARPENTER, BUILDER, CONTRACTOR Orders for Honse Carpentering Jobbing or Jon. tracore Work speedily attended to aud OF gant Ith street, below E sirest 8 W VAL —3 MES F BRIEN, PRACTIC UMBER, Steam er bag ie MOVED & 609 ta ~ KI ‘229 24 * i fil meet with prompt attention. 1 Awsne AN FLAG DEPOT. JOHN € Partics. omptiy | ttended to. Market Space, ever eee estes bh ieee AND AWNINGS, TENTS for Sale or Bent for Camp Mestigs, Psir- Festivals, &c. AW RINGS for Pubtte end Private Belle ant Par oo = M. @. COPELAND Dealer in Awning Materials, angs 643 Louisiane avenor {0B SALE OB RENT—A Woop a GOAL YARD, with fixtares, doings theiving buriness, fa ope of the most rapidiy imeroy | ire geet sections ok git? G5, Altea Bo. ART. Inauire on the premlere cor: ber lith and P attects Foenahtr ss BT OF FIXTURES AN <a6es OD | Pacbncoe of first rate Grecer: d Provision northwest corner 10th and P streets. Low = * San before 6 o'clock ™ ae For sala | =: rHORSE, 8 yoars aS 7 — color, medium size, sound Ay + tug tady ts arivevee be dave wet and stands without being tied. Tngute ot POPE'S Livery Stable, E street, near street cars, Navy Yard. febi-tf OR SALE—A or young COW givi Ht even uae 9 of milk Se my u to ive mil unt she vs treated. ‘Inquire. ou the premises, 1917 Pag mont ereuus, Between streets, between 12 andl o or after 5 T13-f Fo BEALE RAT. A BARGAIN—One fine NO-TOP JOYVE WAGON, but little th Shiftis DUSEN: WAGON, Pole ani OR SALE-STOO! TURES and FURNI- TUBE of one of the best Restaurants in th city f Washington. ase and low rent. Bost | ris Doi y DT ceceeatnind FISHER, FIBST-CLAS8 BOOU 616 Orn Sraeer, Orrosite Patext Orrice Suit, $2 38 done reasousbie pric New Work style: ates rey nfpoors Faia ruta ore Grape Dy i aoa tnd largest if ck it, ental: ths kind in the county if nt i ANTHONY Pisy rs JORN McDERMOT BROS. OTT. COACH MAKERS AND CARBIAG 310 Ponneyivanie a RECEIVED ON street, ARN ass BAND SoD - te BOARDING. TEST-CLASS TABLE BOARD; §20 PER month, HOWARD HOUSE, cortee bth sivedt and Pennsylvania avenne (ESTO, BUAVD, WITH Figaaant B Fioart Boome ae otal eae at » corner ivania a Street. Good location and accesible” whi = abas-ly PERSONAL. hg pe! Wan’ ¥. When saat moore aie received by KELL }o. 17 Stockton near Cook st.. Baltimore, Md. [2 TSE PARTY WHO Gor bY winTiEe the wrong COAT at the Red Men's ball on Monday pight, will return it to WANGERMAN 3, fis his own. will re receive $5. 1S a" Fo RENT—The STORE, 209 Four anda em street west, one door north of f Penosyiva ania av- enue, fc ied by 8. Goldst Ones "ibetsalts tar ony Mesincte ot ols On] 619 Peunsylvania avenue, under the Met tan Hot FS? BENT, Forgisted or natant aon particulars avely (o LATIMER ¢ CLERET, Aer ‘alars apply to me Honcers and Real Estate Brokers, southwest cormer of Penna. avenue snd Lith st. fobs tt FoR, BENT Two | hangvomaiy FURNISHED PARLORS and CHAMBER au tate for en. tora or Members of Congress sirable in the city. rcation most de- avenue. Three-story Prien HOUSE, No. Apply at 1508 Pennsylvania Fo: RENT— 14 F street, between Mth an: Heh ste..00n clothes-reom. Fi seKeR, Oarciaes Factory, 1 fers: Fe SALE—A FARM (8) acres) in Prince from + Ms a, at ites c, and ase and” bait miles trom taini ar ml bath-reome and ee se Apply fo AND ARDREW re and. Washing here is on the property a Dwelling 5 in _Berfect repair, comtaining ten rooms "3 house. the usual but chard otexceliont fait fence, and ie ins desirable Be 88 S0. ty Am ry neat othe BESTO. Banking Bouse, ‘Beaksrok ig. Moe" Fe KENT—Farnished or a the larg: ‘arm hborhood. Maes PARKS. ihe Greatest Medi ers can be consulted ned by calling at between 10th N iSee im. to 9p. m. MADAME Bovin's 3 MONTEL PILLS. eee remove all Fe: lire; Ladies should tot ‘use them I pregnant, }- aber will be gure to produce miscarriage. OMe. EY ri at. 8. W., Island 10 Im’ ‘Medteal a eon shoal at iace ay oa Li EBON ee ol. aie ing @ compininta in the mcuy, we oer cee those wi deceived by Cenrantese ry Rooms for sa Ho, TiT'T strects between Ti OF Sanna arr meu Seong fS esaheed pire. Sota pnt id of treatment. ‘New and 18 reme- Selopes, “Address, HOWARD ASCOCIATION Wo Street, Philadelphia, Pa. dec3?-ectm Pa One aa LIVERY STABLES. WHICH MUST BE SOLD. Labs een ths between bth and 10th ste iam, Be, 248 Bot arand | (‘ONGRESS sta WHICH MUST UE BOLB: sani yHiLLie abana Agent, cine Bats within tro sceares C 7 es z. & De @, Dir ‘hepareaiae! | nore, a son Doe Lae ie ‘OLD Ol goLD Pees AeP.c8 Paty of the Repa ea ts yanaett “yy One ‘Var, Pr P AL PI Cart a ‘OR SL E-0 ‘of those ‘ASH. Serics, ie Saeeee waeee ih ‘andl the ort ee ott re sad. bewemeat, rece Sriph treat, MA tino ioe ea THE REASON WHY: Mote Poo aad tepes ana all modern prone Warfiee Wedding, nad sevoptions Fa: THE REASON WHY: “jaty Bopat Touro & 00. ater me mantels, fer Ap. | ataned Ste most comfortable : & ‘ANTED-{650 000) hones Pe 10 BicHARD 4 ROPH WELL. No. 24 bth street | Slegunt Carriages: = Payer] THE REASON WHY: wan} : ng fea aos E..or No.113 P jan% lm" _ | ing Horses, aud Horses always for sato ana BEVOLN LV ES CRT : HOBEEY FUL ae FOR EALE A pow w BRIOK Bouse 23, rh ta eee creme apni te oj SHAR ‘No. ASHIONABLE CARRIAGES TO MAKE ROOM FOR jane Pol tow eae Poutan ae PR: ingens sine” | & 8 RECEPTIONS. ‘0 MAKE ROOM FOR TACLE Tne coa accurately su’ted to the Fo:,23 Ls ae on ers eas Oa This THE ARLINGTON STABLES, ‘0 MAKE ROOM FOR ht by BS (una Puts, the Optician, cornet pietee.is yivanis avenue. De =a new jontratle 1724 G Srazet, nean Ean Wak pep ratret ana Ao mt which are fine Dalai saa OES rounds are er REY on tact Sa for aN for one OF brick i rooms of Reasonable terms eae, tne La’ OUR SPRING SUPPLY. security, (and for the of | "he w orkin fered oO PRING SUPPLY: immediately," gitered. ‘Apply t0 Box 34 Tas. "Georgetown Post cparaeeae RY OUB SPRING SUPPLY: issoui avenne. ect: Sentai Fe RENT-—A pap in oe F. Proprietor. LOST AND FOUND. c-,2c-. formerly used by rivers — sit a § Sronietony once Bana POOKRE BOOK oe nee se rats of URMIBITED = EES c COME! COME! COME! COME der, sinouat $e, 3 dares Ts FS Tent, also anturaished. wi wr hah eta he ‘eagtiate sald note as pay: | No. 307 Missvurl avenue, i WEBZBERG'S LOAN OFFICE, AS YOU CAN SAVE MONEY sebeen topped. : OPEL cont Established in the District in 1382, is Ts 0) ARTEAY On the 14th {nacat, ‘ered OR SALE OR LEASE, re. REMOVED TO 621 C STREET. ae I BUFFALO Gow. Ti ke Seas ee alcmenoon (0 Cow AND TrH Sraeets N. W., PUROHASING eLOTEING aes her ae oh TEL reel igs | & tn come Boek ee of Caregecmed have opened & SAL! oF Le ae ihe as sg o at heltat Masosic Ball ‘one ae ek Spee No. atl r= AE te Sf Saregeemet — HABLE BROTHERS. a i : Sulctinshge he etme priate ada ein the FASHIONABLE TAILORS, STE SUR ERA ny ent eek oF febi2 N. W. COBNER 71H AND D 8TS, yur THE “ONE IDEA” OLEAN SWEEP OLOTHING SALE, At Oak Hall. 696 Tth street. nom ASKS! MABES!! i line of SILK. s Also, @ full of different char- was! a tere <ogh, BUEERRE Boots AND SHOES, — 905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Have just received THE SPRING STYLE SILK HAT, NEW AUD HANDSOME. ba ‘estable. Torms easy, re- moderate qe es t__, Serer rn sh Wan SE nod-tt qe erp apa rit al ao ‘E AND SALESROOM, eee een CARO LOAM OFFICE axp Ko. 9) ENNSTLVAMIA at AVEBUE, ye 10th eis Sees Beek AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXEC PoLkindony 2 Ga2cUTe” O 4-ly Mp wirect between 6th and 7th’ te BANKERS. i FREEDMAS’S SAVINGS AND T™ TRUST COMPANY. Bauking House, No. 1507 Pennaytvanis « ‘PER caer, ryiutinrsr. b rs J date of deporit eon Lsones Certrfirates of Bevo: Pane Sand d pr sare ows and Ban’ 8 a. mf Oren Weineeday snd Saturday u + o'clock, te receby: only or send for a copy eaeares 20. BANKERS, 1427 F street, (two doors from U.8. Treseury D+ partment.) WASHINGTON, D. 0. Becetve Tee and transact s General Baukicg cipal cities taken and g1voc Lore lly farnished in reistion wintmne’ Before ral th the Calted ‘Stave Departmecia . ‘eto | MIDDLETON & 00 WAsmincron city savin Corser 7th strost and Louisiana Ares p PAYS 6 PER CEN® INTERES r oa TS, Ga DEPosiE asnrer ee sly Bite Boar Sen Fraucieo —_—_——_—_— Ba ef COMPANTES Ee oe ANTES OFFIC! a any Se -y Lire ASSETS OVE! er FIRE INSURABCE COMPANY, - a DISTRICT OF « ‘OF COLUMBIA. ORGANIZED AUG UsT 26, °. case oe 008 —————_—_—_—_—_— —- REAL ESTATE AGENTS. AT FP. Brown, CONTRACTOR axD REAL ESTATE AGENT, wrusseniee and léth street. aes