Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1872, Page 2

_EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the Distia Beading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON OITY: SATURDAY......... November 9, 1878. Libel-Sait Abuses. Onr readers will remember the late attempt ‘fone William Prince, alded by a lawyer who undertook the case on speculation, to bleed ‘Tue STAR newspaper through a libel suit, in which the rather handsome sum of $10,000 was claimed. To the astonishment of cy this speculati partnership of lawyer an: client found s jury sufficiently stultified ‘2 bring in 4 verdict of $3,000 damages. Asset forth at the time, there wasin the publication of which Prince complained none of the ele- ments going to make up a libel. It was shown that this item found its way into the paper through the ordinary local channel, m perfect good fx no person connected with its publication having any shadow of animus against Mr. Prince. It was shown that, so far from there being any malice in the matter, the relations between the Stax company and Prince were of anenttrely friend- ly nature, he being anu advertiser in the paper, and they having no wish or motive to do him harm. Prince, himself, testified that he did not believe Tae Star intended to injure him by the publication, nor was he able to proye that he bad been injured to the extent of a penny by it. Neither could it be shown that he had been injured in reputation in the slightest degree by the publication, or that it was caleulated to bring upon him any obloquy or disgrace. That the jury in view of these facts should bring in a verdict of $5,000 in his favor was considered as- tounding. Judge MacArthur ip granting anew trial said “it was difficult to see on what the jury had based 9 verdict of this amount when he had excluded special damages. He could not say that they had acted partially, but be was astonished on its rendition. He could understand, had the paper been in the habit of publishing Mbellous mat- ters, had such a verdict been rendered. But it was not. Since he had been in the city he had Observed the course and conduct of the papers Of the District, and he had found the defendant | (Tae STAR) to be the most decorous of the jour- nals published here; and it certainly was not his intention, in instructing the jury, t single it owt or such a verdict.” ‘The astonishment of the judge who sat in the case, and of the entire commanity, at this out- rageous verdict, was shared by the country, and ‘was commented upon everywhere by the preas. The Baltimore American had the following “PERSECUTION OF NewsPareRs. — The ‘Washingt or ak having published an item of news that was assumed to injuriously retlect Upon a certain citizen of Washington, a libel suit was brought, aud the jury hare awarded a verdict of turee thousand dollars damages. The case appears to have been that the news- Paper ba ntention to harm the plaintiff, and the p ion was made through the ordi- nary channels of information, and a correction y were instantly uestion were stated was no anim: that published when the Notwithstanding us in the printing of the Be STAR subsequently did fall visiuant, the jury found this It is clearly @ most dagrant 1 the only explanation possible is uy,bad but an addle-pated concep- - privileges and immunities of news- ing vew that triais in our 1 instances of how densely mere cam ber, bat of civil suits we ‘know more unwatrantable than. this Tug Star is going through somewhat me experienc The American has had, it will Hght the battle through, as we did, at last find twelve men who don’t believe vewspapers should be made the prey of legal shysters. We wish it success in the end.” The libel suit of The American to which reference is made above was based upon a pub. Neation by Thr American regarding the course of a man named Snyder, who was a newsdealer on the Baltimore train, at the time of the riot at the President-street depot in 1868, when the passengers on thelr way to Philadelphia (on the day before the Pennsylvania election) were @ragged from the cars and brutally beaten. The ptaintii@, Snyder, alleged that he had lost his situation through the publication, and asked $10,000 damages. Jadge Dobbin in this case did hot sustain the antiquated doctrine that a news- paper is to be held responsible in all eases for the truth of the publication. He held that if the conductors of the journal believe their state- ment to be true, and act from the ordinary in- tent of a journalist to inform the public and reform abuses, even though the statement prove to be untrue, and the matter charged is a crime, still the innocent must suffer, as the journalists areas truly innocent as the person against whom the erroneous crime is charged. In the case of the American, be ruled that if the statement was believed to be true, and was published for the public good, it was a privileged commanica- tion, and the plaintiff could not recover. The jury, despite this charge, rendered a verdict for #2% damages, and the case was appealed. On the second trial this verdict was reversed, and a verdict rend*red for the defendants. Bvt to return to our Prince-Carrington libel Suit. It was to have been supposed, in view of the rebuke administered by the judge, and by the public upon this verdict, that the parties to this prosecution would not nave the face to appear again in court; but it seems their thirst for speculative damages is toe keen to be thas subdued. They have again brought up their “case” and increased the amount of damages ‘claimed to the modest sum of 20,000 ! And this, in view of Prince's admission that he felt him- self so little damaged that he had no idea of prosecuting the suit antil his enterprising eoun- sel volunteered to take it up on speculation, charging him nothing unless he gained the case. ‘The reason why the speculative partnership now put up their demands to the enormous sam of $20,000 is evident. The process by which a Dieeding scheme of this sort may be made to work was so well illustratedin a communication to Tas Star immediately after the Prince ver~ dict that we reproduce it: Tae Late Ovrgacgovs Verdict Acarnst ‘Tue Stax.—Mr. Editor’ Allow me to call pub- lic attention to a pernicious aud most sible method in which rive at their verdicts. ages, where (from the nature of the case) there is no precise measure thereof that can be plied, it trequently bappens that when the jury Fetires there is @ great diversity of views in re. lation to the sum for which the verdict should be rendered, some suggesting $25, or $50, or SHC, or FO, or $1,000, or 6 cents, as the case After some’ time, and when there probability of their disagreeing, propose (and he is frejuent diy to the plaintiff) that juryman sball write his amount on a separate slp et paper, throw it into @ hat, and then, the slips having been drawn out, the several amounts shall be added together and di- vided by twelve, the result to be the verdict of all the jury. This modeof preceeding appears very {air upon its face, but in its prac- tieal working I have known where it amounted to an outrage. The jurors generally act in faith, and write down what they pees tl that the tion of th 359 should be the proper amount le the juror the C a and ‘poe how it sum—say ke tender ba Aah — ase, DOT wi ir. Prince, broker. ““faewtnorom, February 26, la" P.S3—The plan It is dighesstco that this which the jury were betrayed the $3,000 ‘verdict on the last trial of this case, and less the partnership in question hope by siter the Lorses get well, 30 that they may earn ve cost of their mentions the amall portion of the beeping. The Journal in question fact that in Berlin at the daily business carried on by meansof dog-carts, as is also the case at Brussels. In those cities the dogs are Ditched in gangs of four or five, as is the casein the Arctic regions. It hasbeen generally sap- posed that dog-teams were available only in "nowy countries, where the hauling is easy; but in Brussels and Berlin the service is over hard Paving, and the dogs seem to angwer the pur- pose very well. Over our smooth streets, where the hauling 's comparatively easy, they might be made to deliver bread from the bakers, milk from the dairies, and light packages from gro- cery and dry goods stores, and thus put to some practical use a force that is now added to the consumption of food without any corresponding benefit. Some milkmen who live above Tennal- lytown are bringing the lacteal fluid on wheel- barrows to Georgetown and Washington and serving their customors, traversing @ route of eight or ten mites, whilé they have, some of them, half a dozen no-account dogs that might | arm: ciner description « all quotations wuchanged do the work. The feasibility of using dog- | Corn steady 0 oy + mew, powef is ot a matter of question, and they are | 6°; “poor elgg penn te pp are Oates ‘duils % outhern, 4i; western mixed, easily trained and less liable to take fright then | do. white. « Rye enchasged. Provisions atier horses ae. 4 6MaS17; stock ecarce.. Bulk ‘The Cincinnati Commercial thinks the zealous | H%Ce' 3. 29) efforts of the temperance men in Washington | to prevent the topers from taking their Sunday | *; = i Pe BE = _ consolidated, ; West Vir of " 9.—Ootton dull; Low mid- aa nis "Flour pinady snd’ puchenged. ‘Wheat; prime ro choice cones firm; othe: samples Shama, wew 4 iissal6, oe ee 300) Stocks steady Gola very morning nip at the saloons will not work, and ae ¥ Pe seomd fi - Bee pose that the renult will be that those who are deter- | g°%¢ Ws: Govgrumente dull and stro % ol mined to have thetr drinks will supply them- New Vou. Nov. 9.—¥lour dull and “icclining. Wheat jail and he Corn droo selves with litue brown jugs, and on Saturdays | “Postae Nove'd, wooed he Henk of Rngland carry home a suflicient quantity to last them | rate of discount hab aévanced one pcr cent. and is till the shutters are taken down on Monday | "PR" Sur" 9—Remtes opened at 52 france, 95 morning. We are afraid, from the teuor of its article, that the Commercial supposes there is considerable tippling in Washington on Sunday, whereas we suppose our Sundays are without question the most decorous and sober known to any city of the size in the country. The sigut of @ drunken man here on that day is a rare one, indeed. The Commercial is doubtless right, however, in its opinion that studied efforts to prevent men from getting liquor are very apt, to defeat them themrelves. —+ 202+ An important ease was decided on Wednes- day in the supreme court of New York, which shows that persons cannot be too careful tn stating all the facts regarding their physical coutimes. HE Wears ey Binet Was Seceaaeaeae ae Wasuinaron, D/O. Noes torn, era, tae’ ¢ SYNopsis FOR PAST TWERTY-POUR HOURS. The barometer has risen on the lower lakes and thence to the Ohio valley and over the eastern and middle states, with clearing and clear weather, northerly to westerly winds and frequent frosts in the two last named sections. Over the south Atlantic and eastern Gulf states, northeasterly winds and rain with falling barometers, but northwesterly winds and in Payee boneg hte the western Gulf states. In thence to Indiana and the wane lakes, diminishing pressure and — to easterly winds with partly cloudy weather. Propanititrgs._On the lower lakes = condition before insurancé on their oye Labo rpc ty — a lives. ‘The casé in point was a sait brought by | and the middle states, continued northerly ‘M. Navissus, an executor, against the Amicable | pcm f Las | ar past Neceonlintyntnmart ar mutoal insurance company. The court held fing i wiv ane sore omaane, ‘with that the statements made by one whose iife has cloudy weather and coast rains ha hance In Deen insured as to his health are not warran-| easterly to southenster\f winds, falling barome- statements lai asterly to southeaster 3 n, me- Sees, a8 Mi Drdeuring tesursnces|) fr) *terentening wi and sein’ In tho in marine and fire insurance companies as to the matter insured. The question was whether there had been fair dealing. A concealment of | ‘the fact that the insured had been in the habit | of consulting a physician was held to be a mis- representation a3 to the material fact, and suf- tieient to vitiate the policy. er northwest falling barometers and southeasterly winds, rextanding to the lowor Ohio valley ‘and to the western Jakes, with easterly to southerly winds, cloudy weather and occasional rain on Sunday. Heavy frosts on Sunda morning on the lower lake re; = and in New England The western Gulf reports are missing. The a signal is ordered for Duluth. 10.0. Ete officers and membera of tho R. AND LOBGE will assemble at 1. O. O. mS OHOIB —Every member is ex | EVES: 4 to be present Tit ANG. | tion of importance e ee BH. COLLEDGX, President. 10. F—MET#OPOLIS LoD: No. 6 — Sombera will meet THIS EVEN ING st 745 o'clock, to make arrangements for th funeral ot ‘Tuowas Paice. e W. GR. hali on “TO-MUBROW (Sunday) AFTER Rods: the loth instant, at one o'clock. to attend the tonerai 0: f P.G@. Master and P.@. itp. Joax T. ‘dinate Lodges in fils jurtediotion are re wet in their Lodge ompac unite a. Lodge in the funeral obeequiss of brother Thone meeting Bs the central ‘and southern sections of the city, at th: & a 8 our deceased vastern. TOG F — Sn adinn-na NC. 1 Jentral Hall, aud those in Georgetown and west end hel on MONDAY BYE ts inet i Thy | at the hal! of Friendship Le aaee Lodges wit a giases o'clock. By order, ve prompt. HOMAS W. FOWLER, ng 2t THOMAS W. FOWLER, Grand Scribe. M . sw G MASONIG—The soaal coavoention ut the Bleecragl Lat AND B A. OBAPTER of the District Fa ‘reba gee be held st Masonic Temple ou ESDAY, November 12, at 7 0'c 0ci hs WHA eee G nd-3t V. DB. TUPPER. of Biqimond, Ya, reeae in the First, Baptist Ch tert, between G ard H, on the Sapt aM Home; Italy, BUNDAY BVENING ie me JUSTICE MILLER, OF um Us es F. RANDOLPH, N moplinnce with ie re Ci of the BR. W Grand Lodge, the officers rmetiters of CORU MBIA LODGE. No. 10, will ‘mble TO MORROW AFTEBNOON, at io 2 unite in tase brah ‘gk a oe te the rem: of our deceased brother, P M. Jouy THe Supreme Court, will deliver hie opening ‘cture before the Law Bohool of the University of Georgetowa, at the Law Colic wth. on MUNDAY EVENING, ey wm Stith, NG. o'clock. : DOSER ah, Members of ie PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MERTING Rixrsorou sLOvEE. Ro.16.1 0.0. F., Fah r sre respectfully ‘requss mest vay EVENING Neventees TO at Secon, | Oda Fellows: Hall's SUNDAY iy Benatatiat ferroll Hull. ‘The public are invited to ut! Noveniber lith, 17%, Mt one o'clock, to attend the ‘der of the Sucie funeral of PG) M. and PGs ah "Joux Tomas JOnS DOXLN, Socrotery Gurscentasct Warhington Loaga, By order UNT VERNON PL —e Boo: BH, SOUTH, at the poe Nl of ninth Preaching TO MUB 7:09. m. ‘A. KERx it BERD WILL BEA MEBTING OF THE TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC BO} cota by i Cm TUESDAY EVENING’ No re 8 eetse 1 o'elec! TBE, Rei AN r., ) 8. Rosati, D. D., aud'd, D ENCAMPMEST. 1. ON, at one o'clock of attending the fuueral of Toquestos that, in view of the past dis- Ercam ices of the deceased Patriarch. BS of ame 0 0. ree sins weed ‘Frau clambian pment No.1, Magenenu Eocam ——_ matinee we as cum Foo, Oychg tere ey oe i jhe Rep., Pat.} ‘Secretary. cho Rncampmest’ Nev gration’ the, finn eral, aa MNS MUTUAL AELIEF AseUCTA awit atthetr Fenpective halle Ja time to jolt the a tbe a 5 Encampment ‘St the 7:h street atone the Im jon Overchs on MONDAY EVES. inet wet ochek, a ixvibe a vegeta falland pusc- | oT, w "rows Mc ABTEY, President, _6.W. MULEALY Secretar seer 1S omeers aameaaaeTset aperial peerion ot (het 7 PEGRUE 3 3 | story to attending thefeneral of F ae aise of Columbia ara Tammange | CLEMENTS, senior. P.O. P. ‘Members of itor Ba Wigwam om the Lith th Sleep, Beg lhe) Moon 3. campments not attending ins body are fraternally Bel, at tue th Ban P- B¥ and Heprosentauives aré ieyted to unite with us Wat B. McLEAQ, Bribe. in obedience to a request neampments Baiviarcie : — SAS" DEMENT. G.C. of Records, Heme os 0.0, = an MOUNT KBO BNCAMPMERT, aM ‘ean 4 ETBRNO their hall on TO- MOBROW Bee ee siriutitis Ohare Philadel; Pisssattions ‘Rew ‘York, will be present mene oF PYTHIAS—FRANKLIN oe DEE a £.—Brery ee ae this verde on mtoRbaY xy Sy euine, Hee: at? crclock. Visitation eee oF CADOmRS, © officers. and the ex: mpliseation oft stibe new 5 5 rs of Ser odes Ore aye A AUSTIN, P.O, It Keaper of Records ind Beit, FP. members of ‘the Eeb-Grand Div saidthe Order generally, Wested ig meet for sharp, of them. 'B grier of FOX WELL. P . brand Division, THOS. HAMUL antsy ters Pee oe ive. Tri on the Oth Instant: at 7 o'clnek pms et Grand T 9th ever vered J. DR Tirs Raa DYE RE urns Sor FSW MINUTE =e as BY a sremteig meen tal = PRIZE BEDALS FORMATE ae remot gl i, 8.9 gagnes. ‘ulere ive tot non of Grasiy ts of Oruel a goual Missioanty Coll says. may be obtained by eddrcssing nines prrWT Ne ie gna Colle, TORML. 1335 Fat NW. |inisters are ox pected xi This valuable alterative hw 1.21 o'elock a m.; nedy dud Biood Parlier bas ee are o'clock p.m; utation upattained b; oth: I Besa 2,D.D.r? oloek p.m. thne ft bas been before the patie. i fe lena We bope to rane phe pan to fo its man: facture Aission— Meewre, THEODORE KS, HBBRY BROOKS ¥ PINCK- pone See] W. Ww FOREMAN, Chairasn, BOULATING TING LIBSARY, x Pe ea er =the fll it porsesses merit is fail; Frete ee tona fide Uertificates In o. oad Proprictors. setting forth pe Fema have as Ser Warhington which ia one form of Berotula. IRhesimatiode, Wt 2 ay fo eck ierme ohn ie ae kene gf, te Sam, old Sores, Whee, Lins; The Eustace Diamonds Trollope, | iscaitser, Women, Duspersia. Liver Complaints, Berambles Among he Alpe eared Gravel, Sore E H taunts of the 5 stem, whether chronic diseases Girl ladder no? eotw ber reditary or ecquired Hellas “onararset = fact, all he Blood, Liver, Kidneys ‘and Bi Se BEMO vi ED. DE. W. H, BA DENTIST, Hes Removed to 0, 1402 E strect N. W., corner {4th street. o8-tt DK. A. PRATT. Graduate College na < tage Bocas gil 7th th sects afew sou Oda jersto B.A. Bacon and WB. Bvane ml 48, by Fae Martie Prophecy. by Gers cf the Meo Ld ig the Bock at ths rs of the jarjor! $ Bay dese Breukfast Table. by det. 9th and 30th sts. | ®7 200 dozen very y best quality received to ay nS 2 JOSEPH J. MAY'S Fk h LEE RE sotee preety ee ae eerie enate . gv and. ae it were, the corse of mankind. tate ON —B crits Ace thee porean encoun periods of rind was suffering would not be. red to mix with society, aoe the disease is is stripped of ter- Tse Aeanizan OT AND Heep Berofuls, Uloors, Sores, ‘&o., can be restored to WNERS OF HORSES, UsE THE Horse Remedy, asa SAFE AND SURE PREVENTIVE AGAINST THE | mpizootic un NEW CANADIAN HORSE DISEASE, Fe as 8 SURE OURE where tho disoaso exists street and china.” Wholeesle aretzy Forasleby all Ber ian i er STOTT 2,00. ___Peanerivania nvcute.beat 1227 Ggyners, Sie on 13 Was! py 5. B. Leas Sh ee Coe ae Je Ble pea seinen wy im- Season ement, and thing needed. ‘tod eetisfaction se ee i= mae | Hereegne ss. * Weetern butter unchanged. Whisky Ny as } | | WANTS. tent NURSE. Apply at 729 WASTE Fer the winter. 0 FT ENISHED BOUSK of sbout twelverooms. Address Box 4, Btar office. its ‘Wye aster—a WoNd ws nam Ores ca arom. Call at No. 790 i3ih ih street Nv W., be- tween © WHITE GIBL todo chamberwork nde chiid Inquire at No, 26, corner Daewersevensnenn Ooree ie —T wo first-class WhiteW omen VEGE- =i 2 aS Apply to the reward or —— CLERKS. at the SHOTD. APH STORE, No. 517 7th os ) ANTED—BOABD for three young ladies, in a strictly private family, Weet End Best ref ee given aud required.” Address BOABDEE, or it td. e ANTED—A SITUATION by a Ww who is willin or dry goods prel-rred. Bacreee cr apply THOS. acreet southwes V FANTED—Inmedistely—A OOLORED — MAN. with references, as cook. to sonora hi to make Pimscif usefal; gr csr Pers 8 TIME, No. “6127 with a lady to leave bere fucadi Asoly to as LOUISA ©. ns sor" = tt eet, pear WEES — Gentle WARTEDDs 8 reapeoiable cok habits, aS!TUATION a uront, or would travel mn.) Good references. Apply to GEOKG BAXTES, Richmond Honse, Fennsylvania avenn between Sd and 43, st =a N. It npg men | FOR RENT AND SALE 5 ESE BENT, The larse and clerent HOUSE. No. we PRIROB PELL. ‘Tet northwest 9 iw BA FRAME HOUSE of thre: lara HOOSE of thre large Goma, aide alles 302100, 0 0 99 foot alley. southeast, n0)-oe* ane new market F bone fl F NT—A wicely furnished south Saitable for two gent omen. No st. ie Sth an, nov NT age BRICK BOUSE Punt ine W.;qesand water. Rent 8» in ance OR RENT—Two FURNISHED BOOMS, com- municating. No 2731 Ponnsylvania avenue, between 17th BY Bs x RENT—Te ree Bi G ne ri eas throneboat; edront im the yore. oft 16th a L sts. Dear the SaLE—A desirable LOT o1 a, sgareat market, Inquire of Cif Peon, t of Kooms in Piya double Reese. ‘n improvements, 1. arlington Hotel. FS BENT_Fare 375, G0, &: we aarp ‘OMeor. 915 a nf WAUUAM EN of Soar erty Ta race Apply on the promises, ios a W. The Farniture nord» F°O3 LESS ON Lo EaM YEA Fifwen or sixteen acres of fine GAaDRS LAND on Bait. &U. BR , aboot X mile from chy i mits. and ecnven to pubic Tonia. Apply at No. U9 H street N mI POR ‘SALE OB RENT—Toat fine, Innes, mre d brick front HOUSE, with brown 207 Kst N.W.; has all the J ANTED — tm A BUSHEL’ BW. OWEN Now 1413 Ba. ave ee neae WARTEDA good COOK, Was HER and i BONER. Apniy at 1207 ¥ st, .W._n3 st OMAN to Foz “RENT Fnrniehed and Unf AP. KOOMS, at 634 I street; south front. with $3" | and bath room novs-3 Ww permonth. Adéress ANTED—Two unfurnished ROOMS siesta for hous: Keeping. T 4 $10 W AASTED—Two fret clees DEESMAREES and one APY RENTIOK at Mme. F. BODE 913 Penna, avenue, up mare 8 2c" WARTEDE WOOD, re to cut ties for oF Bk Oo All wintei work. Apply at 1530 Tet, ia the basement ‘a8 3° Wein trs WHITE SERVANTS: one as eas nurse. Must bring wriiten ref erence. Ap 3 southwest corner of ahs cs K streets, opposite Farragut square, ‘oar to a YOUNG May, shout I 5 or IT ina Doal Those cel, iy, opeet ‘aad sctive need apply to ‘Bor 2gn Wants middle- acd Wi Wa eo wou as sDear canal Buree to two young coil None need ap except those who bri Sasi Ee Oy ae Boerie a0 the aha tied Calta 3 Rb—By_c repeatable WHITE Glens Waultiatans cook, wash and tron. for PO RENT—barge FURNISUED ROMS; also, Pens Uotergisbel Prout, Boom without Board: Apyls No. 732 loih street, between Gand A ais Foe SALE A good FRAME HOUSE. Bo Press eight gible re Fe ake “OR RENI—Two new jace USES on lth, between Sand finan] c vn Libera Neri THOS OR RENT Foren BOOMS. Sree auite. 1523 1 street, Hotel. OB eg nished Ré floors. st 1106 F stress. Sta (3 suite, on “teat and second (UB KENT—Two or ireished ROOMS “on the frst floor tay on ae anita ble for homekeepin; wae tn the no7-3t Fx EBENT—Large avd oer ‘tere u eral housework. Tho best of BROOME, en Palibor single. Spots ari he fron: Adliress Box 10, unr ofthe ars . z ur-3e wan D—Knergetic MEN and WOMEN TOE BENT A FURNISHED HOUSH, three NTS. be poor. but mast be honest. F ttory brick, with garden, Ro + No. S05 New Ro capt ital needed. dress, with references as Jecney aay opposite the Ooast Baiver o bi nd_intes GIFTON Cimadab GUMPANY. 98 Now steels New Park ena Wi Cie eee PES both male and tem: good aos We piled wath Bret close PLOY MENT ‘OFFICE, Wo, 307 ae jnov7-im*] Mrs. LOUISE © BU Tee ANTED—A HOUSE RERVANT. white, None eed apply eacept well recommended. Apply at 430 Si street northweat, ool 4 z F is SENT —Very desirable, dedghtfal eats fm the fashionable quarter of this city thre welve rooms. . THOS. E. Ww AGCAMAN; 519 7th strocts no? St Fe, EEST—Furnished HOUSES on 13th street nar New York avenue; will not lees than one year, and only every modern convenience THOS. MAN, 519 7th street, oppo 0. V ANTED—Three good LAUNDEESSES. Apply at the St. Cloud Hotel, corner of 9th andy % streets. ool tf al oF special, Tespsct lor Theater. and having a ten years lease on the prem: siactory roferenees given and required, d 5, War [xD—An ORDER OOOR for Howard House resisurant, corner Pennsylvaula ay Biar office. Bepw-uf ennesnd 6thstreet. E..D, HOWARD. ned goed UANVABSSERS to take ions tor Zell's Mo of the her books. Appl m. H. BookUinder sid Stationor, ASTRA WET NUL ?. JOH W hours of 8 and 9: ao m. wep2-tt 7 ANTED — W Pill. Wh. WELCH & iy30-tf THssoote Temple. very ongto know that the VICTOR NTE Ww SLWinG MACH IN Kine ite needle seif-set ting: the most perfect shuttle in use, resting in a cradlc; needle bar and works of steel, Agency, 469 Pe euns} Ivania eyonue eugs) F. W. SPICER, Agent. BENT—Fornished ROOM with BOARD for © persona (gentiewen preferred) at No. 421 sachuselts avenue northwest, between 4th and treets; $2) per month; possession given on Lith nt. no7 St” to be of steady bi tier could be connected in a new house | pening, but long established, next to the National | § Hot : SHREY 5B, Fiesta street, between Land M streets, as Pn Aliso, PART OF STOR: t 80, On8 $t Mvance By. CHARLES 8 nT 3 F°&, BENT—Three unfurnished BOOMS, on st 343 Pennsylvania aveuue, between 4 sireete, FURNISHED f street cars, cont water. ‘The Furniture fe Kent, $30 per mouth. luquire atl bony T—Three or four beautiful BOOMS for Bov a non6-balt Bq ta Tus, with gas. 6 ro sale cheap, a urvished or enfornished, between K and th street Also, Gist clee Kuabe PLANO tor sale or rent, Address M. 8 , Washing ony ©. U6 6t* FS2 540) K woil adapted for the man. It contains reon: *, with n improvements, and ts beautifully located on the southeast corner of and 6th street no: Apply at Office Young's Law Bui oar ABTED—All those whe value «heir sigut 10 yhgow that the ber: ONE DOLLAR SP rately susted to tby H.w. HEM PLES t ieaearn gaat er avenus Dopey, & for )OR RENY—BRICK HOUSE on 2d etreec, be tween 0 and D southeast. (opposite St Peter's arch, Capitel Hili,) contaiaing nine ro: ing ‘ail the modern improvements. Induce of ULIOK & BRU., corner New Jersey avenue and B street southesat, Bows -6t ths Optician, co: Wieser, 1m favor of thoroughly orders to L. at the Stearn Cates Benthts crs to ‘ar pet Beatin orks, Maino aveuse bet. 494 and Ghats worse NTED-LADIES to eall_ on AURBER to have all ki ¢. Also, PINKING, F all iode of gata ERY street. opporite Patent ANTED— $20 900) nen an Wares cre a are, g TOR & Lona Ome. S145 th ethect ‘Wawtapa Lot of GROUND, Paring about 40, or 50 by 100 fect, situated —-. sod fa oie on the east alae of Boe) ne streets berth ing terme, Bor nauseating BOARDING. Fbr Spphza ea Pee ae ceuet i Peta: Oe ENTLEMEN AND E Stem Bae Bory 2 accommodated with fu: clase TABLE BOARD; ‘leo T. SED Sccommodated; terms reasonable. Apply No. a13 aA jate New Joracy avenue, 2 x. UR BENT—A new four room BRICK NOUSE, a half square frem lith street cars. Bent, $15 onth. Apply 624 Louisiana avenue, "RN eau: nord-tt Ni—HOUSE No. 232 ist street, 8. Dadgin fom Place; gas, water, bath room, &c. Apply 1109 Peunsyivania avenue, nl tft ree BENT—HOUSE, Pennsylvania avenue, 12 rooms. No. 493 eee National Hotel. Apply H.8. JOHNSTON, He Peon. ave. of {OBR BENT—230 23 ae E.. new aotse of ten — medern convenient, large yard: Pee 87 472 C street, N.W. oo — ney. a OR SALE OR RENT_The asi aer BRICK DWELLING HOUSE on the sonthesst corner of 10th street northwest and Rhode Island — Apply to DODGE & ‘DARNEILLE, 1437 F street novi- int Pa eS es miles from ridge, on Bear teli-gate: howe ns large. vara, eereeary ont out Paildings. Blackemith wright riy3 of road. Apply BH. 8. JOH! 8, Pennsylvania National Bo FS KENT—A desirable Leip BESI- DENCE on the new pike road to is Charch, Virginia, sa® Bowe from the Aeneaice brides, wD; ee . % Be ARDING: hed RUOMS for rent, Siories, cellar, & roof; thirteen rooms, ‘with or without BUARD. Geothen nc ih root. water closetae bat cod ‘water, &e- modated at $8 per week, af 1413 Pennayizania Alto. coos BARN 4: stable for eight horses, ‘with avenue, opposite Willard five acres of ground’ Uaggnged very md crate. PSs, ENS BOARD-OAN DE SEEaiNED Pilih. WELOM & 00.,908 ook ef at No se a ae ae ok, aud Fe wo tah en caiees baie Sake ~ ished sf BOT oa also be obtained. nov6-im* | iccated. Apply 1499 8 ats afte evel ae QABDING—@i8 per month. or §5 por week! — Furnished PARLO! BBBD ING 835 Pe $5,per month j Breakfasts Fe Fodue ro ge { FALLORS set RED cents; Supper 25 cents—at the Dining Saloon. 29 H | Penrsyivania menos, ing House for rent and street, opp. Government Printing Office. 0c25-Im* | the HAErpHRRS for aalo with every necessary for Fist, in TABLE BOARD AT ri = Ponti: loward cous, corner 6th street rexney avenue, E. D. HOWARD, ate such 16 Pennsylyauia avenue. oc m* OR RENT—Furnishad furnished ROOMS, F ren sulte; 931 New York ee G2. BOARD, et SANT BOO AND Jeea moderate, at Soa ner nia avenue and fist street. ot Peter om CARTEE En: CARP. ! CAPPETS! The Cheapest House IN THE BISTBICT Is MESSES. WOLFORD & SHILBERG'S, who would respectfully call attention to their NEW AND DELECT STOCK or WINTER CARPETINGS AND OLLCLOTHS, Bisaiacterors ta tbe eveatry 6 Some vary goad Yoox after the beat 1@ stoc! embraces ail arcains are in store for those pe latest novel ise of tha ects i we latest uovel ise ‘cemuprisin CHOICE ENGLIBE AND erin ican APESTRY BRUSSELS, HANDSOME TWO ABD Ges -PLYS, Beautiful At a MERICAS IN- RAINS at ABD, HEMP, oh oom VEN it and STAIR oairicts in Isrge varie CHCgRRE strlen in Faria and American OIL {m any width to BAW MATTING, DEUGGETS, a0 OL OGOTH and COCOk ATS; ee ns iu VELVET and THREAD UGS of al tia ae nee, find ft to ll [putas to Foposes Car; poe say bosee'n ‘the's city, RbM E: The Arcade, No, 427 SEVENTH STREET SOUTH, Between D anp E. hoy! ere a from an; door “of this. cetablish- fate fy pert a ae ony RAED eoreniye BOYS’, YOUTHS’ AND CHILDREN’S | Fall and Winter Clothing, SUITABLE FOR Aes AND DBESS WEAE. ae ee Se ae ene an WALL, BOBINSON & CO., 921 Penna. sve. bet. Mh and loth sts. 101 sacra eclo-tf wo 708 SAUESA landsome HOUSE, No, i387 = ., second door from'the situated tn 8 fashionable mien ° Relghborhosd, Cana RoToN's GABEING GTON. Auorpeye-at-Law, 494 avente, Lee nbs ebtained bape |. en suite or sing! desirable lecations in the cit; % FE BENT—The extensive APARTMENTS over Kiawell & Son's drng store. For KIDWELL & BON, lith st, aad Avenaee Fe RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE 923 12h sireet N.W Possesui Ist November. Appi on premises. - Kg = d F 203100 fect, on Lit! inquire of augs- Fo BALE two beautiful four- the OB SALE—A That ee prypine LOT, WHMAN 2 s MekvEn, h street. RENT, OB Sieaton ses “SLOT i? SoiupiNas, 1 streeta, Will be exchanged for unim rented at a bargain to ocl9 tf FOR RENT AND SALE. ten emi ~elccneeaina ey SALE—Four handsome BRICK HOUSE, post Gatabed. im the nortbere part of the ci'y modern lenges: ome Ricek from street earns © og S5ie0 to Sia.) headers in Bee! Lock Rex 17 id BOITE of eplendid BOITE went af ob « ‘aad White Jlouse. s pty ee EH as M = ig the privileges of bame in an eleg neice ith ange aud @ebchtful grocmds Lock Bex or! teateost™ Boe jer's Kix cm, closets, bot ‘Water, sakahie Torre dee clase rest “aie | <lubice boarding house AID F are wis Se tainne’ p).3t" TERRIER, wih = CF to'1503 Kb on @peid i lett ab Hom 20, és silo reward xt be Egup Div. 0. FOR SALB. SOB SALE—A market or gr #EY'S Blacksmith Shop, om ana avenue apd D street, FS SALE—Pair of OXES well broke; five years Ry tad anys Apply to CLINTON LLOYD Merk hovi- ; OR EXCHANGE—€10 scree of LAND in Mis toe CET 1B part payment for peopert Wrest icinity. A. Wits sy ) <i ey ascat Boundary; oct cre a C08 SALE—Afmageitionst BAY Mane? car FS Old; euperd sty le and emdid ‘ carriage Use in double baruees Too spirited for owner's use: no other cause for Warranted free from viees aud disea: avimal. Price, #500. Lock tr Box 172. nol fs Ratt BE ¥en oWs canvioun a BARGAINS! BARGAINS”: giz Rew two Sa WEL aE Tose BOS, DW RL. toh ix roome neki r fee louses set back some 25 front ready fer sbewutital r ghrubbery, Picket fence to cach ho tots 110 feet deep sea oy: be use Fog Bear State De" Convenient to two atrest railrosae, and in pertment tbe moat healthy — on bees ry of 60. The abov Apply to fa Da auld No. a4au7 M* Office {JUAN BOYLE @ co, STATK BROKERS, presen STAESI, Plants! db ard srement i of the city; od and pavement balance i menutbly instalments 4 ‘ator gale or tout a LUF ha! in walk of the depo fu thirty mixutes ree ington Term Also, ene of tw. dred acres, on the rame rom and same distance from de pot, improved by # stroets, with every mode payments. % ‘ine Lor on Severs! LO on D strect, bei Three handsome HOUSES in th Slee, BOUSES and LOTS i ‘Two bandsome HOUSES on 9b str MONEY ro LOAm te sume of from $14N0 to 40,000 on real estate, Fos. Aes IFTY JACKSON Wacons, sble for farmers and es NEY. MAGuaTH € BELL, Maseact Colombia Market, <r UsCILs avenas ‘bud I st. +m EDUCATIONAL. _ FLETOH EB 8 SOROUL FOR YOUNS £S AND CHILDBEN. 1221 New York 9 second quarter will commence No Somme References, Bishop Pi- coer apd MS tabi avenwe -im* pivare LESCONS, or Tollion Ju Uiassos, in the pranches, Lotion and French. B th Isdtes od eeatlen invited. abe I person of nintonk Tors ee ieee ene epee ities Le a 1p ANGELO JA ChasetOAL rs 7D yp = 7&D IMMENSE STOCK. S$75,0001 FASHIOVABLE GOODS. THE SALE GOES BRAVELY ON. Great Bargains in Boys and Men's Suits. Saits at all Prices to Sult all Parses. SPECIALTY IN SUITS, at $3 £38 825 6 20 $25 $15 2000 $35 OVERCOATS, r SUITS, OVEBOGA zoey cuits: OvEEcuaTs; WINTER BUTS; FOB MEN AND BOYS. THE VERY pAnozer. THE VERY 7, AND THE RY CHEAPES' IN THE city. CALL AND SEE Us. okZIN, CUSTOM DEPARTMENT we ha the lateat sty Forelan and Domestic Matsriate at abort uotice by skilful aud oxpe- Henoed ‘workmen. HABLE BROTHERS, Fashionable Tatlors, _ 0025 N.W. OOB. 7rx AND D STREETS. G*®*at BABGaINe. 14th and 15th east, LATHES. Several eh gthousand fect and’? inch WATER hooded W ATER SINK 40 Tons. Bi ae am eeanes. __enalatscabienpnd suit * a. Mare #< iB | Ala. Family ‘2. HR Row | | | | | | cuted ou type-writing machine, furnished et O8 SALE—STOCK and Coty ahd Provieiin Brows, F » man © on S8at¥ —— BriLnina 4 Lots aT mount ar Lore ~ Miers Wek oa ‘Beret Car and Park street » etree: great bargain, y- = on CoM oM aboot net 81,000, 84.000. : count : Boom 14 P nt's Butid i: aod New York avenge, & EXCHANGE JRTEAGE of § ES Bod last somhendt, at WE JORNGON S tcn KE Wane, aay Marbie Va. Adar T° LOAN r S bOYEE & Bes! Rotate & kore, ont 793 ish areet. Piagt's Building Sor To Lo A $25,000 Tire stoma MEME BS CW PAID FOR LapiNe BANS CABL-OFF CLOTHING Mo, at Le. GRADY mL 'e OF reetowa Note by or Wast ington aitendnd te AZSAN —Hergains io LADIES NTS ana CHILDREN ~* wo 3 Be found at Wome: Anegclas er 7 Fauare. All order ly eawat Botrance on E str: oud th nell PROFESSION NAL. poor 70K JF MAT having returned to in improved beal:h, will resume the is profeeshkn. Otice, 8. W enue ond Mth street » Peni vania where be will en We Brena PEED CLEPHA® Tem years of pet Lose with of Sup. Co ara of Chwoase ©. 5 CLEPHANE & BRAILEY ag nod EY waaay. raphers law ome 110 C street, between Ist Sua 24, feoing indians avenae Short hand reports of testhoony amd other cocdinge in: the Courts farntsi SITIONS taken ty short band Printed ape ye Tate aa MaDUSCript copy @. STARE WRATH ECE ENGINEER AND Saphire Ta tk All orders promptly excouted WES bce bpfiding at reduced prices Office et the old Ziact'e Buliding, core: New Fork avenue came mari-ly paw x. WikLIA ATTORKNAWAT-Law, Socom #, 8 Second foot of Berbour's Lew Butidgng Washington, Remensd from @54 Lov OBB PF. BARDA 4 FAMILY SU PPLIES. METZGER, 417 Beventh Street, DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES, Ib ASPLENBID ASSOLT, GROCERI Which I am Constst WHITE HEATH FP FRESH PINE al how tn stor Ming very low, WHITE PEACHES, STRAWBE FRESH PEAS, TOMATOES SUCCOTASH, LIMA BEANS, CUEN LOBSTER, Salm JELLIES, Be. NEW MEDFIELD BUCK WHEAT. GOLDES DRIP SYRUP, NEW YORK APPLES. PURB APPLE CIDER iar NEW YORK BUrTE _povl-t VHOICE GROCERL At our pew locetion, No. 1321 7th STREET, be- tween N and O streets, near the new ern market, will be found a well selected stock of FIBST-CLASS GBOCERIES at lovost cosh prieas, to which wo invite iat the epee: attention of our the public generady. Bead the following price list. bs 2 at Gremcotes, Good Brown Bagar ot i a Witte ue ttes a many other articles too mamerous to mention, which Will be oold at very lowest rates. An inspeo- tion of our geods and prices will pay. P. G. BOWSER 200, 1321 Tr STREET, _Bovi-tf Betwoon N and O streets. GROCERIES! ARM YOUBSELF WITH ADVERTISED PRICE LISTS Oi SECOND-CLASS CROCERIES AND THEN CALL ON US AND PUSOHASB CHOICE GOODS AT COMPETITIVE BATES. ELPHONZO YOUNGS 4 CO., CROCERS, MABONIO TEMPLE, Murra ann F rece, see eee i is ESL g Ho pn ciReRer Cer. Givens Bt.