Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1872, Page 2

VENING STAR. ~ CROSBY 8. NOYES......Editor. Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page, WASHINGTON CITY: THU B*DAY......-.000+.s4.-May 9, 1872. = > If the froceedings so far of the American Medical Association now in session in Philadel- phia may be regarded as an indication of its spirit, we fear the days of that organization will be few and full of troubie. It commenced its proceedings by ostracising not colored delegates only, but a number of white delegates also, because they were will- ing to recognize and consult with physicians of color. Next, a report was favorably received from the committee on education which recom- mens to the legislative bodieg of the country that ne more charters be grafted for medical colleges which do not adopt the plan for educa- tion endorsed by the association. and that legis- latures be asked to revoke all charters for col- leges not adopting the plan of the association, and that no delegates be admitted from institu- tions refusing to adopt such plan. This was very appropriately followed by the adoption ef ® resolution which provides that physicians at- tending families by contract or by the year, or who bid for practice at less rates than the reg- ular graduates, are to be classed among irreg- ular practitioners. It now only remains for this fine old relic of feudalism to prevent in some way the use of all sunshine, air, and other life-giving properties furnished by nature which are not sifted through its conservative sieve. It must, by the way, be mortifying to the members of an association so little in harmony ygith the spirit of the present age, to recognize the fact that the habit of boiling people in oil for minor offences has gone out of use. rela A number of clerks in St. Louis have organ- ized a co-operative realestate association. The plan is to obtain one hundred members, who will each pay an initiation fee of five dollars and a weekly due of one. When $5,000 has been raised, they intend to buy a piece of land within the city limits, subdivide it, sell the sub- divisions to the highest bidders among their number, and then repeat the operation until each one of them has alot. Then the same | scheme is to be followed in relation to building, | until the benefits of the association culminate | in giving every one of its members a home, free | from incumbrance. The scheme is perfectly feasible, and, if managed honestly and intelli- gently, is sure to succeed. It is worth trying by the government clerks in this city, for the op- rortunities for good investments in real estate | here are numerous. By judicious purchases these co-operative investments might be made profitable to a numerous class who have not saf- ficient means to operate individually. - — gents ee Semanns tenensae coe ennessee convent are arriving at Nashville, and the opinion. pee- Cincinnati por the nomina- no tion of a det ete Tas cgtend enenaer ae eomewete | state central committee Illinois, at Chicago | yy afternoon, was very brief. A resolu- tion authorizing the executive board of the state central committee to call @ state comveution, to be held two weeks prior to the date for the na- tional convention, was passed. The general tone of opinion, as expressed in conversational interchange of views, Appeared to be in favorof the endorsement of the Cincinnati ticket by the democratic national convention as against any ticket likely to be nominated at Philadelphia. | A spe or | mesa oth ap a — papers of Illinois was held at Chicago yester- sv. journats, ints in the state, were represented. After Fotin down & resolation w ‘vedly endors- nreservedly ing the platform and candidates of the Cincin- nati convention, a resolution was adopted to the effect that if the Cincinnati candidates were endorsed by the democratic national conven- tion, the democratic press of Illinois would give these candidates its hearty support. Tue Sitvation ty Spaiw.—The accounts from Spain of the situation in regard to the Carlist insurrection are as conflicting and con- tradictory as ble. Official despa re- ceived at Madrid tell of the disappearance of the insurgents from Guipuzcoa; that but few remain in Sari and in Navarre, andall who did surrender have been dispersed. Don Carios, it is asserted, has fled to France with but «single companion. On the contrary bis friends at Paris learn that he has seven or eight thousand men, well supplied with all necessary munition of war in Biscay. His organs deny that any of the leaders have re- turned to France, and declare that his forces hold important points in Guipuzcoa, and are masters of all Biscay. A letter is said to have been received from Don Carlos, dated 6th, in which he says that his prospects are excellent, and but for prudential reasons he could impart good news. Goov Wonrps.—The N.¥. Tribune may not be always a safe guide in politics, but its head was level when it said to workingmen:—“ Above all, to be a successful mechanic, you must be a mathematician. Unless you can conquer the mathematics of this trade, you will always hare to drudge at the hardest work done. With a thorough practical knowledge of the work and the principles underlying it, you will soon rise sbove the lathe and file. Study aud work to- gether.” A LETTER from Mr. Wendell Phillips was read at the meeting of the Reform League in New York, Tuesday evening, in which the elo- quent agitator expressed prophetically that the coming campaign would be the last in which the de: ic and repnblican parties, as such, “Whichever party succeeds,” die in the effort.”” would he says, “both s7 Among the competitors for the darning, prize lately offered at the Georgia state fair one lady presented a stocking #0 neatly mended that the judge could not find the mark of the nee be PERSONS DESIRING TO BE BEPRE- sented in the Alphabetical Business Directo ry jm the DAILY StaR. for the current year, should address immediately Box 16 , Star o itt NOTICE—The members of MOUNT VER ‘NOT! Thi 1 ea HOME COMMUNION, No. 2, are hereby petified that their place of mecting has been changed fi rom Good Fellows’ Hil, 7th street, to Odd Fellows’ Hail, in Green's building, Pennsylvania suenne, between Ith and 13th streets. All. th= Waekere Ate, requested to meet there FRIDAY, Sorel loth, kp. Pee es oe ttd E BRADBURN, I1.s K It must be conceded by every body, we think, that Mr. Coburn, chairman of the House com- mittce on military affairs, made a very grave tuistake the other day in discharging its clerk because he happened to be connected, as one of its Washington correspondents, with the New York Trit Nevertheless, if Mr. Coburn can stand the consequences of his act we are glad he performed it, whether the motive which Prompted it was commendable or not. The holding of office of any kind is utterly incom- tible with the functions of a true and inle- dent journalist, and we shall regardit asthe | pe dawn of better days for the profession when no newspaper man in the countzy will be willing to compromise the independence and dignity of | kis higher and more responsible position for such poor pay and doubtful honors as office- | holding can otter. = +2ee- ‘The democratic national convention, which is to mect in Baltimore on the 9th of July, will be the first held in that city sincé the year 1300, When there was a split, resulting in the kolding of two conventions and the nomination of two candidates—Dougias by the convention in Front Street theater and Breckenridge by the body at the Maryland Institate. The Baltimore Amer- | iran is of the opinion that if there 1s any sig- niticance in the selection of Baltimore, it is not *@ favorable tothe endorsement of Mr. Greeley as it would have been if the convention had been sent to the west. Mr. Greeley must have thought so, too, for in an article in yesterday's Tribune he expressed the opinion that “the re- maining national conventionsof the year” should be held in Cincinnati. see. ‘The popular theory that small-pox cannot ex- ist as an epidemic in summer, does not seem to be sustained by facts. Instead of disappearing from New York with the advent of warm weather, as was confidently expected, it is alarm- ingly on the increase. On Tuesday they had the extraordinary number of 33 cases in that city, the greatest number reported for any day since the disease first appeared, the highest number Previously reported being 21, on the 18th of March. The number of deaths for 24 hours was 5 Mr. Greeley’s native state—New Hampshire— was the first to hold a republican state convens tion after bis nomination. The convention met in Concord yesterday, and, after electing four delegates to the national convention, adopted resolutions favoring the nomination of Grant for President and Senator Henry Wilson for Vice President Judge L Davis states to his friends in this city that be wili not authorize the use of his name by the democratic or any other conven- tion, nor consent, under any circumstances, to be the candidate of any party for the presidency. ‘The colored republicans of New York in con. vention at Troy yesterday, unanimousiy pledged the colored voters of the state to support the nominee of the Philadelphia convention. — — -— One of the delegates to Cincinnat expressed | Spproval of the compromise made, “since it | embraced Greeley, who believes in everything, | and Brown, who believes in nothing. ~ — ee RETIREMENT oF 4 GreEtzY Epiror.—Col. W. E. Cameron, editor of the Petersburg ( Va.) Progress, and a member of the Virginia state conservative executive committee, has resigned the editorship of the Pro, in consequence of @ disagreement with the proprietors of the who disapproved of his advocacy of they seeing no progress worth 5] ot in that direction. ‘A London special esterday says: “The w shareholders here have combined for making Tom Scott president ot the American board, and Mr. Scott has tele- graphed sufficient assurances, and the combina- thon is considered successtul THELABOR REVORM CONVENTION of Pennsyl- Vania, in session at Williamsport, yesterday completed their ticket by the nomination of ames H. Hopkins, of Alleghany, and J. W. ake, of Northumberland, for congressmen at large. JoBy Mognissey’s bet of $15,000 that Gree- ley be elected has been accepted by a New ker named Reagan, and will be cl week. —E———— Tae Pore refuses to receive Prince Hohen- lobe as German Ambassador, whereupon the Correspondenz remarks that he does not ap- Preciate German friendliness. nn S7 Bismarck retires to his estates, and will abetain from active partieipatioa in affairs for several months. ‘7 Marshal Bazine, of France, himself Tuesday night to stand trial by court- martial. S7-The Wesiliche Voiksblatt, German of Northwest Missouri, comes eut io opposition to Greeley. es S7 In Providence, R. I.. the mw elec- tion yesterday resulted in the or Mayor Thomas, a Doyle republican. &7 A western philosopher recommends mit- timeny as a substitute forthe baneful druz to eplom-eating maidens. What does the we ean? &7 The London Echo compliments the roving of the Atlanta crew, and opinion is ti the i be @ fine race between these Amerl- cans and the London men in June. s7-The reunion of the Army of Potomac ~rminated with a grand banquet at the Skating vk in Cleveland last night. A toast tothe resident of the United States was included in ¢ series drunk. 7 The report that Gounod, the composer, is 2s Inmate of a lunatic asylum near Paris ts gied on good anthority. {t was put in cireula- t iy the Paris Patric, a journal not noted for ecuracy. AM Aas MEETING RCH. recisely. im the en- I ed, est wish, »yment of our C1 ing will be presid by FREDERICK DOU dressed by Hon. B. B. Purvis. Esq. D. A. Straker,Geo. T. Downivg. Hon. J. diohn M. Langston, Mon. A. G. Riddle, Hoa. Thos. Hon. J. W. Forney +. Durant, Hon. F’ A. Boswell and others. Letters have been addressed to Gaiet or Sum- Justice Chase, Vice President ( Wax, Se ner. Jadge Underwood. fenator Morton. and others. Jt is intended that this demonstration ahall indicate that the people are in earnest. Senators and Repre- | seutatives in Congress and Heads of Departments addressed ill also be ad- Robert Hiott, M enator Wilson, Jobn F.C have cially invited to attend bid jer of the Committee of Arrangements es TEAL RUILDING ASSOUIATION, . 2— The Seventh Monthly Moe ENTRAL BUILDING ABSOOIATION, Net 3 be held at the Columbian UL: street, on TH BSDAY EVENIN ocleck, Building, 5th > 9th instant, at WM. W. MOOBE, Secretary. NOTICE —There will be « meeting of the PROPERTY HOLDERS of the E- NTH DISTRICT on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, at 73; o'clock, at the school House on street. near the Tiber. Important busiaess will be bronght forward in relation to District matters. ms ORDER OF COMMITT NOTIC £ —To save the trouble of makine a Plication for loans through Financial Committee of the and Trust Company publish the ow | ng, the Board of Trustees, atopted in July.) “No applications to borrow money made by a real estate agent of other person who makes a bast ness of obtaining money for b wers et & per centage (except where such application: e on behalf of non-residents) will be entertained by said Committee. All app.ications must be mads by the borrower direct.” LChron.} ms-3t ASHINGTON BOOT AND SHOK MAN- U coy URINGCO — Theaubecribere to stock * mested to their dues ty the Treasurer, James Lackey, Merchaut Tailors No. GOS Tt at Friends of the enterprise are invited to call at the same place and subscribe for stock. Sepeerygions will also be received by Robert Bail, No. 436 7th st.; Louis Hollbrun. No. 419 indary ets.: G. achariah Tobri- sts; M Holland. 7th and F. E. Richardson, Center Market; Bandail, Board of Rooms, after A meeting of the stockholders will Trade Rooms WEDN. aoe op TERRITORIAL SAVINGS LOAN, AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION holds its rega- ing FRIDAY. the loth lust, at fe'ciocko, for the payment of dues and sals of is is the only association in Wexhington : Fs ot the Philadel ial Plan, and offers better inducements to the poor man than any other in this city. Ro pln pedephoeapey cy bod 7 go kena of of 2 money. tl stock are now open at ics of the Secretar Remember, the door is always open for new mem- bers to enter, and NO BACK DUES To Pay. maces Office. corner of 9th, and D XM C. din; D8. L EULLOORK Pres. Pea i. TIMONET. See. m3-3t ST THE LAST RECEPTION ov THE YOUNG MENS’ CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION WILL BE) GIVEN IN Y.M.C. A. BUILDING, ON FBIDAY EVENING, May 10, 1872, From § to 11 p. m. A Vocal and Instrumental P; Lizcoln Hall. Refreshments by a friend. 1c for one dollar, can be cflics of tne A sesebatioe rts cate nad the Concert in GER. this season of the year, the blood is apt to be- eo come impure, the the skin sallow, the body enfeebled, relaxed, making it susceptible to attacks Rhewma- tiem, era, of the the effects of the injudicious use this trouble may be a1 tles of Dr. Tutt’s Saraa| t {8 harmless in ite effects, but a diseate » and you will DR. TO HAIR DYE DOES NOT IN Biz eodt TT's Bale THE HAIR. ti LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. Investment Committee of the NATIONAL VINGS BK, ork avenue and tot trot, =e ‘EVESY MONDAY to consider ‘ious for “hays Tt STICKNEY, President. Ww. 8 led BECOM! [Oem WHO de- U™ts> = a oO} Seems Serkes For CONOBETS, alt the sizes wsed. ADAM. al! wore Bare and CSEEK Greze __FOR RENT AND SALE. COAL, ee FOR RENT AND SALE. CUMBERLAND SF” The best that is mined for steam and smiths’ OR RENT—Two communticat: BoOMS, Pipl Ptakeassa? mises Bae Ly! bi yoy a stove 5 ‘OR BENT—A large CARPENTER SQOP, cor GOAL, end sizes, streets N z Siomokin Fisk Ath COAL. ope aed stove sleet: oN We And all the best grades of EN 7 = WHITE ASH OOAL. Jat of J Taek, Paiir'Se theo SE, - EB AND HICKORY Woop. e Street, near i street. Bt gerd tema er sawed and split for stove and kin | a 5 Fe aENT¥. ry dosirable, Tar mone ing purposes. . ANTED—A White BOY, about 11 yoars old, os e i front ond + imyiteo W.-H. MARLOW’, 7th and cansl. | Wo aivectman, “enenoss ‘Tequired. ‘Apply at | second foe Alas furnished HALL BED BOGS, AY COOKE 4 Co. 1621 H street. se Persons having children need not apply. No 930 J W ASITED—An APPRENTIOS at Dresem: ing. Now Yc Tene. a9-6¢' BANKERS, | erect Comes Giel preferred. Apply 96 689 te —BOOMS.—A family of adults bave three ininy te rent toa like Price from $10 te . Gas, bathroom water cloat. First new brick houss east Of Mow Jersey avenue and Estreet NeW. ie FOE SENT-FRAME HOUSE. with ax rooms and summer kitchen, range, hot and cold water, cas; newly repaired; ecatad on Bt ROOM: EXCHANGE and LETTERS OF CBRDIT for i any part of the world. BUY ABD SBLL FOREIGN Hraveleres averlable Our Drafts on JAY COOKER, McCULLOCH & CO ¥ COOKE, ONDON. - are Cashed in any part of Exctaxp, Inetanp and SCOTLAND, Sree! tharee may? WASTED-A Strong, active YOUTH, well re- nded, to, assist ‘store and to ters Address A. B.,StarDitice: mo-2t= ANTED—A respectable GIRL, to 40 ‘al $40 Colambia Bousewark. Inquire at No. s4o"belamn: W street, between P and Q WASTED A YOUNG MAN who writes @ good ‘an rapid hand will find constant employment Fos si. Washi . re ¥ will _be made to suit purcha- 4 WiccUTCHEN, corner of (OR RENT—The DWELLING-BOUS| 487 Peonnyirania avenue, siz doors east of th tecalit on slawyor or par Sok = mR, at the office «f the Times, opposite Kirkwood House. ja avenne, REFBicEBA TORS. , Pennsylvania av _ Tk COTTAGE. with seven rooms, nearly furnished. 7 tu ERS, ANTEO—Ser 1 GIRLS, to learn the Panta- | ¢, d back yard. tleman desi te WAEES QOCRREE Wee Oa board with femnits’ Bonk tore eesaeren. Bnsenice ALL OF THE BEST MAKES Sewing. t 419 tl2th street, between Penn: | healthy and airy, No- 1605 sth street, between sylvania avenue and E st. m9-2t' a Be Lid Prices as low as any first class house. W ANTED—fnmediately an OPERATOR on mEPBON, * Wheeler & Wilton's Sewing Machin=. to make E. F. SIMPSON, Shirts. Apply at S16 F street, opposite Patent f- E t STEWART STOVE HOUSE, pooh LE = raised ©RONT ENT—Two fw ‘cond and third st. mily; no children; BOOMS, ith Board, in a pri 715 street. bo _m9-6t_1005 Penns. ave, bet. 10th and Mth sts. CABEIAGEs! Ok: CABBIAGES;! ANTED—A competent OOACHMAN to go to the country, Apply corner Ivth and L streets, iW iaon | N.W., before 9a. m..for three days m3 3t_" | tween 7th abd 8th streets, ms 3t* cl . NTRD— 7 MS, | #VOR BENT—Kight or ten desirable ROOMS, “5, Naitieclaipaon aie Saltable fore Pavticien’s Cane nent suitable for offices or lodging rooms, will i ‘ONS of every descri once, G. E. B., Lock Box P ce. m3-2" ted 8 gether. Apply at on : tion always on hand. Second. te Carriages in : ruer 1S:h strect apd hand N, who understands pressing — great variety, verycheap. ROS TH.GRAHAM. | WA! sChckine at ripe a Na ie ea ES Ti0°41s ath street, bet. D and. | yugiarmiemens ¢ Applic A Piiee 618 oh | [NOR SALE-SMALE BRICK HOUSES Repairing promptly attended to. m9-3 street, opposite Patent OMics mea neat and well-fnished (BRIOK HO| JOSEPH J. MAY'S WANTED Te RENT. by conponsibic partion, a | (olupleteordar, (with water and gas,) io a dosir HOUBE: containing ot Toes than 10 or't2 | Mifar's vert’ toe PTE RRA gay, caer theme. PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, Bocms, with all modern improvements in a co f A ytoLaTIMER & CLEARY, Auctioneers and Sai Estate Brokers, corner 1lth siroet and : enue. nient loeati V Address Lock Box 103 2 m3-3t* JANTED—Bs a unctual aud reapoas bl per 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Penn. m3 3t BErween 91H anv 10TH STREETS. Mavent tenant a HOUSE in the Secord Ward. nl SALE— pcs Rent not above $3.0. Apply to KENNEDY & SON, | WOR SALES BI” Just received a splendid stock of oneanitwo | 720 isth street mS-3t Parties desiring to avail themeslves either for the Paton best quality PARIS KID GLOVES, at re- ANTED—At the Imperial Hote, three gocd | purpose of securing ® pleasant home or for spscals duced prices. WwW GIRLS; one compotent to take charge of the | tive purposes) of the opportuntty offered in the sale 8F" Dollar Gloves reduced to85 CENTS. Laundry; two to do Scrubbing; must furnish good | of the* COLLEGE & ground shonld parchase 2 Gents’ best quality reduced to $2. m3.3t references, ms 2 at opce, as the property remaining unsold on Jane ~4 ‘ket. HATB!T ANTED-A WOMAN todo housework, assist | '*pyill be withdrawn from the marl H47™! The advantages location, acces ‘en ‘required: Gall at 1213 Buode Taloua arsuge, | $ibility, Tow ‘rice, favorable terms” and fisedom j ences wired. Call at le Islax Oey i 3 ‘h ‘501 x25, m1 oping wl gelgteg eek gg ork, Tam vom | Grat house east of lth street. mS-3t* range in prise from Agconts tos conta per seuare GENTS DRESS CASSIMBRE HATS, ANIED—A steady middicaged WOMAN to | foot MACKINAW STRAW Be i. wish aud tree eae sat ease several Lots. also, still unsold in Square SON AND STIFF FELT HATS, | work fore'smail family tion Fecomatandations ‘s ‘on ith street, between P and. (aul kinds sui for young men ired. at No. treet, between Ith allof which will be soldat the lowest market Sea iach strates Be Win nne 2 ree Between Ae 1337 Pennsylvania avem WWANTED—Everybody to know that the best FIi0} ‘corm lace in the city to get elegant meals at exceed- « ; gas crreation, | GURU VAS oR meee NIRG | nam BOLEAM Bene Bide TCBE&S AND HUCKST! ATTENTION. A. s 3 ennsylvania avenue = = GE ROOManda PARLOR = efitted and opened in el: it atyle. The Bar is ‘OB RENT—An OFFI eter of the {GLAND MARKER on Wieginla | stocked with Yee chottest Ettore, sha | rac rate BEDROOMS at he or 1509 H ‘street, ‘be and bucksters, stalls | served here is of the best quality. ia tween Wormley’s and t! ington. St bay free of rent. on 01 * ” DRS. E two-story HUUSE, rate good mats | VY ANTEDOA, Srst-clase DRESSMAKER, at | Fotos Sioa NW furnished oe naftrsisinnd: on each Monday, Wednesda; 13 I atroet northwest = containing eight ‘rooms, bath-room, summer Friday mornings, and Saturday ter] Vv y ANTE D—At 1208 éth street northwest, aCO- | kitchen, Coy RC. m?-6t' evenings. SIMON JOSEPH, office, 999 F street LORED WOMAN to do the housework of @ | sop RENT-HOUSE No 1910 @ sitect, De Rortherest: residence, S06 64 st; southwest: hours | emall family. mit St | A cen late ant athe the story and Deck Balid- Gasstunt her hth stl ia ED— ror Th ‘ork = i 4 lath dence from? to9a.nisctrom (to6 p.m. tt Se ANicconccs eaeincd: Aphipar Ho aO aga | LeRiqgComtaining nine rooms. “Apply “Bre “ta ren 1 ed | i tf JACH WAST Fetching pas eed wie ie om ~ ANTED—Imms itely, six COAT on Pennsylvania avenue. Fora suita y CLOTULYG., Wine rep VO¥CK & C0.’ Carrings | vleking et berinen a he chance is offered. Address 1872 1872 Factory, 412, 414,and 416 ith street. m7-3t_ | MERCHANT. Box No.3, Sar olor ints ANTED—A PARTNER, with » moderate Amount of capital, in the Grocory busine cunainted with the trade preferred. Addrees Mae? Si maz 3t W OR KENT FOR THE SUMMER—: - E'YisHED HOUSE ate reue aad attics eth bath room, gas and water: convenient to street cars; ne Star office. be pert } given ig i aa required ANTED—A steady WOMAN, to go intothe | Apply 426 mo erase _ Spring and country as Laundtess aud to'attend a amatl Fog BEN BRIOK HOUSES, dairy. Apply for three daysto corner I7th and L Penns; ivania avenue, 12 and 15 roems ia. eac! streets northwest. m7-3t saprngent a eee art. ze. 493 = pal on) 2D enon Clerk, a | 0 4% street, between Pennsylvania and Missouri Waar Era iat? cate esg mi oat eae avenues, W rooms. Apply to HS. JOHNSTON: 0, Penuss Iv % eo Natio MEN'S SUITS for dollars. @ apd H, or address, through the Post-Omee! 3.) Noi t' RUBY 2 pation MEN 8 SUITS for 10 dollars. ANTED—MVUSIC.—A young Lady wish-s to \T, CHEAP—One of those beantifal ‘BSU 2 J ex- ENCES on Howard avenue, Mt. Pleas- MEN'S SUIT for 18 duty nat armas | WW erry spn uphate Fee Ice aia rosea ted MEN'S SUITS for 13 dollars. a ares 2 . ‘apery, stable, &. To y tonen low. MEN'S SUITS for 14 dolla W SNTED—By a young tian a SITUATION ir emt ey IDDLETON, MEN'S SUITS for 15 dolla « ‘hman Or Driver; willing to make hij 613 15eh street. MEN’S SUITS for 16 dollare.. Rysal and can come well recommended. Add oR RENT_ FRONT ROOM, first floor. suitable = = for ot eae: loci 94 street, 5 ane ures wes ete W ite: manto take charge Stating ant | $iBytna it Albo, email Bedroom, third oor ee aE re oe ao canarsmwnn et STRAUS! | stock wemanto attend to & amall dairy and help | ReBts reasonable," sascas MEN'S SUITS for 20 dollars..... wash and iron. Apply corner Connecticut avenue F i REET Tee 1 = RES in ae ae o itn. and L street northwest. m7 -3t proved onse, situa one mm. rom MEN’S SUITS for 25 dollars. ener Bailey 'e Croge Roads; in MEN’s SUITS for 30 dolla “email ABM. conta Grate to's good teneatn YOUTHS’ SUITS for 6 dollars. bo pe poet anes ae eceaaaty - OB HENT—The three-story BRIOK, No 1112, YOUTHS’ SUITS for § dollars. and be within easy distance of the ity Post-ofice, north Mstrest Inquire at AUGUST KOCH 8 YOUTHS’ SUITS for 9 dolla at STRAUS: | Apply, with full particulars. to Capt. HOBT, gh Restaurant, No. 915 D street north, mith OTT sere a Anditor’s office, Washington. D. © NT—Two OOMMUNIOA by ® Latrobe. with waver and gas, far taratahed at No. 478 Gatreets Boter- ‘OB SALE OR LE three a Bui BUILDINGS corners Cots and sae street and New Jorsey avente, latel, ied by the U. 8, Se F COND LAW Rounds St Meo. T-YURNISHED ¢ street rth, Street Kailway POR B Le aished or (CR REN S21 16th Church and «1 apld-tf corT. TOR RENT—The | Foti. silts and 10th west: halls ead bas 10 rooms: elegant bath M909" oro dom Be 1909 orto J. of the Re pubic. NT—PETWOBTH F. toilgate. Toa gc ed cheap: further marté tf ear first It be rent new BRIO vundary «tre vement. twen: county. Md.. es fram the tie . A. RE at ‘m?5 thated in Moutgomer the Seventh strect road, absut 4 a trict line; will sell chea} DEN, No. 1913 9h atr: ‘ise na od at 131 ior oncmecta. “a LOST AND FOUND. CAME 70 MY PREMISE: ¥ ted COW: wh hornt broke "ownes wil wee ._ Inquire Ast street, I OsT—Supposed 4 avenue cars, May Gth,a worn, containing between $25 and a receipt. The finder will be liberal by leaving it at the Star office, or at 22. between 22d and 231 ste SiCUX HALF f Linen “OC. 13 « No. 570 KE, jor 160 acres of land, Sioux Indian je year 1862. Duplicates of said Seri: issued and out the 30th of April, 1354, to J.B. jon city, D.O.. but have ne’ the undersigned Scrippee, aud er lost or destroyed. ‘ommiss Indian Affairs for the issue of triplicates. Ronding with the above-described Scri pril 17th, 1372. PH LATOURKE, Scrippes. D.G@ SHILLOCK, Attoraey of Scrippee. apit-sw BUSINESS CHANCES. (j2£4T BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE. HOUSES and LOTS for sale at greatly re prices. ou for selling out, am about to loare the city. Bighteen Houses and 15 Building L: of the houses are three-story press-brick frouts, two small press brick trame house. All ha’ The above houses are wr. Now two-story houses aud oue ‘all modern i te. i new ard locat the time tosecure ag: vill exchange im part for city lots or payment down: balance on time to, suit ‘or all particulars apply {0 1540 Cvinu! formerly Turuer street, sud save coms m. tos pom fmpseyS sms are . ror ©. part of LOT 757, YOUTHS’ SUITS for 10 dollars.......at STRAUS’ WARTED—A Lot of GROUND, measuring fronting 135 feet on Maryland avenue, between YCUTHS’ SUITS for 11 dollars........at STRAUS’ about 40, or 30 by 100 feet. situated north of | 24 and 3d strects east; terms casy, F.M. ; » | Pennsylvania avenue, on the cast side of the street, | RAMSAY, inthe navy yard. mi-lw’ YOUTHS® SUITS for 12 dota st STBAUS’ | between 3d and J2th ste. northwest, Address, stat’ TS “LEASE—For _ term of yea YOUTHS’ SUITS for 13 dollare........at STRAUS | ing terms, Box 650. msye-tf HOUSE, 1006 F'strect: all rose YOUTHS’ SUITS for 15 dollars........at STRAUS’ WwW NTP rhe public to know that 8. M, BOYS’ SUITS for 'HEROW, formerly 407 7th street. 1s now located at 806 F street, opposite Patent Office, ments; heated by farnace and latrobe; in kitchen: four-story back building: bat : ay | on each Boor, hot and Gold, water: stationary OC Fashion stande; marble mantles. -Evther as. BOYS’ SUITS for Sod CARS con clean Dated Sat tien nea | ee mee ‘any business. ‘Tolease only to BOYS’ SUITS for BOYS’ SULTS for BOYS’ SUITS for res) u b ep ai ul ible parties. Apply to E. DOLAW, at his Spe seomeny copeare 343 Petreet. mé-lw stor Fo BENT—Furnished HOUSE, No. 717 2ist ANTED—A first-class COOK, with ood ref- uf h.- erences, Apply at No. 23 Ist street north- street.from May 15th. Apply on the premises, BOYS’ BUITS for 10 dollars... east. mé 6 rte GEO. 8. PARKER, ofice over —— ANTED—A CATERER, who can come well | om gENT—Faricd_HOUS, a ae f W recommended.” Hnyutre at 4a0k Shell Unfurnished, $75, Be ge Meio: wore ars A. STRAUS 5 eee ey .E. WAGGAMAN, wan Fee res irda Ww Nyt m3 6t 519 “th street, opposite Post OMice, take care of children. and sew; must give Gor = best city references, and be willing to go into the | COB RENT—Farnished Honse, No. 1 Popular Clothing House, country Yor the suminer. Apply at TA7 Sat ateert, May ig, *°CUned by, dodge Morr between G and H sts, m3-tf to 519 7th erect op 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ANTED—All kincs of SEWING MACHINES, Mei eo paid at 933 7h | [OR SALE—A desirable LOT on Capitol Hill, iN rm Liberty Market, improved b; it two-room: ys Between 10th and 11th streets, street ear UMiemten, | seat tik wiroct between A and Bp potion, Wl = _ CHEAP e rms. 2 ap tr Third door from Mah street. | TANTEDA competent ENGINEER to take | lot treet 8.m. “rm Tnauire St, 43 = charge ct 8 team rower robiec, “The a ‘OR RENT—A very desirable furnished HOUSE, ences required. Apply to Superintendent of Prop- | JOR RENT 8 very decirab “s 4 & SEASONABLE Goops 60 Griz; beard of Pubhie Works, Boom 34, Moreig | Chore ef the pipnaiy: nk ber month for ae Bulldings. oaths. ‘door, street, ANTED—A WOMAN. who exp como well rec: | land o'clock. so" ays ow or 7 FS RENT—A DWELLING HOUS! 1] rooms, gas and water ommended, to cook. family. Apply at the Evening Star office. ap22-tf Wr, situated on Sd EB containini stree SEASONABLE PRICES. < ANTED—Everybody in favor of thoroughly | betwees Fy in aud’ Missourt Works, Maine avenue, bet. 4% and 6th sts, aprils-1s Columbian College Law Building: ora 383 Fenn’ ‘A SITUATION ssmon‘hly nurse or . ma Buff frilled Parasols at 81. Aotake charge of au iavalias will berwilling % | SOR SALE OW EXCHANGE FOW. ITY PROP. Ghitaren blue and green Paresole, 61 Hyncxt door but ons tort stress east: two Seutace | and MARLEE SET COUNTRY RESID Ladieg tne Gauze Vestn, me below the Govermment Printing Omics. ma3_ | :2d adolning the viliage Ti April int itleman and - be pie Fine Wie Byaneied Fareed. Nine att AD" Feo GUOM i | meteor let npr chit Splendid Rid Gloves,aita i pre Hoot cats: eras not Go ofceeh Bier Bese eee | pesbll hows BS fine Lisle Gioves, in white and | month, Address immediately, B. 0. Da Star yor v8, 35ceu e S 4 are andacrpe in all the new shades, at $1. | [iss el ee 6 8 Seley chir CSE ES uae | iAipe ciua: fksieM Peevae iss | Sactesesrmnneanae 3 pair for $1, alll kinds of EMBROIDERY, o¢ short notices 61? nta’ Ane Lisle Thread Half Hose. 2 pair for 81. ; prope Fae eties pendere {Pair for $1. | Tin street. opposite Patent Ofte, ceacs saflcient ti Extraordinary, bay galas in Ladies’ Hematitchea WING | fret i: nte’ fine Linen Hemmed Hasdberchtets, 4,3 or 2 Beriies full line of Carved Brackets st @1 cach {OB SALE. 23 HOUSES ON LONG TIME Rents are eo high that any person who can pay rentean purchase a bome. 7 HOUSES on Capitol Bill. 3 HOUSES on the Isiand 3 HOUSES at the Navy Yard. 4 HOUSES in the First Ward. © HOUSES in the porthera part of tho city Also, several HOUSES for cash. We Corner ith aud F atrests, first PHIL. I. WELCH Sco” 1 Estate Brokers mays Im [Rep.Im} and B GANS ON REAL ESTATE —A loans received at the National corner 18th street and New York # the hours of 9 and 3 0 clock. m6-6t str OB SALE—A small selected stock of CEABLE LINERS, TOWKLS. Se. ood opportunity to a persen with Toauire 404 ph at For, fA" $1 600 WILL with PuuP: Goal and Wood Busii oor. will hase the GOOD ERTY of Grocery, Feet three frame houses and bara, $5 per month. stock can he Dat juired. A deed. - Si'strect soutle between and Ni streets.” mé-6t' SsUBU N PROP! OF 1335 xh 8 FOR EATA Banoatn —The rench new “REAL ESTATE, ‘0! iT ap In sums to suit. ply No. 1530 I street. ayes! MIDDLETON. : FFO2 SAL E—A oman TRACT OF LAND. with nis eae 4 A large assortm: tk aE ievaaoiging Gulag ot Stable, near the eity Beal Estate and Insurance Agents, Fine Plated $.and 6 Bottle Castors, Table and Ten to | spar .B. KENDALL, No. 612 Pa.ave. | ap30 613 15th stroct. SH eee olet Fishing ode and tke rettiest ansort- | WW ARS@ taat the best “ONE DOLLAR eRe | Groee = ‘desirable RESI- sige eet dentro | Sane aa aerageeete | POAMDECERRLE ez ergata | gente creep capone ea 8G.ard Baskets in Great variety, and splendid Jew- ipistrect creof a hinds Svenue. Depot, for | The sous PY ao kay mated with New Hass evening She J elry without end. oe ft x hich ‘are laid to Boundary. All the lets GOODS WHICH WILL PLEASE YOU AND qe ee on Gin wtreet, and not & {ook of waste WEAE WELL. BOARDING. The Saw (30 ew Tork areuntraher In tig Eien Sinretntent wists Dane wet as cure. | HUM aplt-im™ <r ting. neatly fa iahod medias sized Boums, | sdoin T° toas- SILVERBERGS Preferred. Address Fok: Coinisoheer aga? | POE 914,000, 18 SUB FROM $1,000 UP. Metropoltten Dotins tore, | @ALE NIT] si gebe aUaRiaNS | Ea anata 319 SEVENTH OTREBT. Bajo ADM, MLDRETH e TALON. Of ot | From opie Bowe Demaels woes QUMMEE, BOAuD—Piescant , two ua. | Could COOKE & co. yenclowens, coarenioct te raster anes Heke a Mrirest: Capicel ils inrge PARLORG os reason: BANKERS, able terms. mil -3' FTEENTH STBER D, PLEAS. B00! Gee. 2eaee., THEAVEE, Pe Wasuinxetox, D. 0, nia avenue ard TAMERS MESES “Fie 17 Gries fa donee” | Geese ees. Pacific 7-3 in Europe, where they have 8 Recormised ic Glare incuire at ANG $18 nercusss Tabs BOS Does, Beegbiee and cereals of tho Rastorn sod | CCF Fidux sal WEED: ct'ike tovenh cast ONR HUNDRED AND THIRTY MILLION OF EPS Floar, : or more than sufficient to pay the entire cost of the frea!* om United States Bez, are ‘The Bonds, Nett ater Five | » PBRACH “ Ue aa. |e ee Tease, peti oo Wits x $e, 389 Mincor'Stense, dose a to J rt" * ‘cme Baud viigetent ‘ Eegiigrrs baud 968 Peyton peta AT LOW PRICES. For saleby PALMER 4 GREEN, 57 Green street, Georgetown, D.O Agent for WM. MASBEY 200.8 ep8 PHILADELPHIA ALE AND PORTER, 15 | te | FPORSA { | @old NECK | * | ry | House, Barn, % rier Boat aby lish eticion te & set « LB WARNE = s 1 jarhie By FY oRLE HEAP—A seni CROCE BY inthe nerthern ol elt: bd OBE Lance snc cheap. at No. 308 Streets northeast, VELL PkRSPRVED SFE r REPORTS, (marae te 1880. inclusive, can bo ZETA. Star Office * WisboW Fo, SALE C street, between Rf and Sein im >*BSALE—The Stock and Fixtures ef « wuall GROCEBY STORE on Th street, ‘ene the Bourdary, and direet!y opposite Park Mxtel. App’ on the premises. Mrs. JANE C STAPLES. mooc~ WAL YARD —The best COAL YARD in W ington For Sal for will, as th i wh ve MARSHALL «& nt MABE. per Lae Apply at ¢ borthwest (0H FALE_T FINtin Pack and GOOD WIL of the best sta city. Address A + Star Oftce, «1 pane. &€ SOR STOR fen for ARBON, LES fi six SEW PLANO for sale or rent. 50.8, 4mb MACHINES: at B. FULTO! JOR SAL TOR, A he ben NT VIEW. situated om ile from Georgetown. one of t ill be sold for lees han cost. It contains twenty-five (25) acres of all god soil, and under fine cult maproved w ANTAL “ Ridge Boad agbior Hous, which mars Im O75 New 3 25 euitable AGRATH & ket. corner of Massach Tstreet northwest, Biuiisen tas ¥ THERS, CHALK. CUBS, & Tables recvvered with new Oloth, ABA Ms ON S, ap tea Ninch T PRIV ‘BAL A ATE SALE atifal country residence called © DT R Ft aantuated on the “road fr terce's 0 Tenaaliytown, ayout 2% mile Washington, D Fe town, SYout 2% miles trom The place contains about twenty-three acres of land, improved by & mansion house contaning vighioen roome,aad two an on tate tng six the other three ro- barn, 0. Therv are seven acres ‘ky poare, ner f finest tn the peaches The vie Bistrict. conutry residewos wonld do well nd em tee ties If the place is not sold by the ist of sion House wil! be for reut during the season, For terms apply te PIERCE SHORMAKER, pear Pierce THE TRADES. The PART foe hor = of grapes in bear from the hou An PRED. WEN Pap-rhanser, formerly with Go. Orders received at Mr. Sam, Barbour 903 7th street cen Land K street A WSENGS. JON C. HOGAN, 1iLMAK & And Manufacturer of Awnings. F! fad Wagon Covers. “Awning WNINGS AND FLAGS, M. G. COPELAND, Manufsctarer, 643 Louisiana avenue. Awnings recherche in style and finish, for stores, city or country residences. Fings for «ale and to reut, Booms decorated. articles in canvas line madeto order, mart HEM PLES, MECHANICAL oPricias £> > 463 Pa. Av. corner 45 street __First quality Braztlian Pebble. jan38-17" J. = Tumros, ° CARPENTER, BviLDER, ax CONTRACTOR re . oaore Work jouse Laermer bey Jobbing orem janzt street. below E strost 5. W. Ropzapgi men See inte ee PERSONAL. BEY, Fortune T! tress, Naylor's Alioy, between N ih streets. , StreoLrocie®. A MADAME ROSS, THE WONDERFUL ASTROLOGIST, hae just arrived from How Orleans after an ebecuos od will be to. seo her of nine yeare.on wi pleased } KS ler end Doc. aud 0 mo 2