Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1873, Page 2

: EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: os. THURSDAY... Harber Improvements Imperative. The scarcity of coal is being Coos peers in England, to the disadvantage of manu- eee and it is evident that the demand from that side for American coal, es- pecially for the better kind of bituminous coal, such as the Cumberland coal, must increase hereafter in a rapid ratio. It will be absolutely wecessary, therefore, for us of the District, if we wish to avail ourselves of the opportunity of making our harbor @ great shipping point for coal, to have it improved in order to give proper facilities for the business. If we do not do this the coal trade may slip away from us to Balti- anore; the more especially as the Baltimore and Chio railroad, with a keen eye to business, has adopted low freight rates for coal from Cumber- lund to Baltimore, while the Chesapeake and (bio canal company secm suicidally inclined to raise their rates from the mines to Georgetown. It will be well for the canal company, and for those interested in our shipping business, to keep their eyes wide open to the prospects and possibilities of this trade. How the coal famine is extending in Em . partly through the Le wnt larsely through the failing article in the London Times of January 20 The scarcity of coal for manufacturing and domestic purposes in the exceptionably rich mineral district of North Staffordshire is becom- ing alarming, that paper says. Several large Carthenware manufactories have been virtually brought to a standstill, and at Stoke-upon- ‘Tromt-workhouse it has frequently happened that no fires could be lighted except those re- @ ‘red for cooking. The straits to which the rail- Woy companies are reduced has given rise toa Story that the officials of the North Staffordshire ve have organized a corps of guerilla engines, the drivers of which have orders to run up and wn the road, and “hook on to anything black.” It is averred that one night they car- ried off a truck from the premises of a great col- liery, and were exulting in the success of their en they discovered that the truck was ith iron ore! The story is given “‘with reserve,” but the fact remains, the Times says, that prices are more than 190 per cent. higher than they were twelve months ago. There is quite certain to be a great demand for our bituminons coal in the future, and it re- amains with us to say wheter we will have the shipping of it done in our harbor or allow it to be drawn away from us for the benefit of some other pert. ee- _____ How Vessels Founder. An important fact relative to the leakage of | Steamers, and which may serve to explain the | cause why apparently staunch vessels suddeniy | collapse and go down, has been developed by | the overhauling of the steamship Saragossa, plying between Baltimore and Savannah, which is now on the ways in the vard of Messrs. Fardy & Co., of Baltimore, for repairs. This steamer Was built by the government during the war, | and was considered one of the staunchest vessels built, great care being used in the selection of the best material. At the close of the war she | was sold and refitted for the merchant service, and during the last trip it was discovered that she leaked badly, in consequence of which it was Yound necessary to han] her upon the ways. A thorough examination was had by boring into the vessel's bottom, but her planking was found to be as sound as when nailed on, not a speck of yotten wood being discovered. This led to the examination of her caulking, and after pro- tracted testing it was discovered that between the timbers under the engines the caulking a readily entered in the seamsof the planking » places within the area of a belt across her entire bottom, a distance of about furty feet. Sections of her planking were cut out, when it was found that she was nearly cut in halves, with several grooves worn nearly through her three-ineh white oak planking, caused by cin- siers oF scoria from her furnaces being permit- ted to get between her ontside planking and inside ceiling or flooring, through the careless- ness of the firemen. The friction from these cinders, through the rolling of the ship, had actually worn the bottom until perforated. A copper spike, driven in to secure the outside Planking to the timbers, but which had missed the timber and consequently passed into the @pen sp: where the cinders were discovered, was found to be about half cut away from the same cause. Mr. James H. Reed, of this city, now engaged in building lighthouses in the south, who has been in the habit of traveling on this steamer, has brought to Washington a section of the oak Wanking thus curiously worn, with seme of the cinders, together with the conper spike of which mention is made above, and has deposited the specimens in the Smithsonian Institution. The matter is worthy the attention of all per- sors engaged in maritime pursuits, and espe- cially important to ship builders and officers having this description of vesselsin their charge. ++0e- ture in American Waters. . Baird, assistant secretary of the thsonian Institution and United States com- issioner of fish and fisheries, has been spend- ing a few days in New York, awaiting the ar- vival from Germany of three-quarters of a mil- lion of salmon eggs, for whtcb he had previously made arrangements. These reached New York yesterday by the steamer Weser, in charge of Mr. Rudolph Hessel, an experienced fish cul- tarist, in fair condition, together with several } thousand eggs of other varieties of fish not | etofore known in our rivers, the whole cargo, | boxes and packing, making a weight | with th of more than three tons. (ne-quarter of a million of these eggs were presented by the German government to the United States, the remainder having been pur- cbased by the commissioner. When hatched, the young fish are to be distrib- uted in such a manner as to secure the stocking Of those rivers of the United States which may be suitable for them. They will be at once placed in several ot the larger hatching estal- lishments, in the care of experienced fish cultu- Tists, to be eventually entrusted to the commis- sioner of such states as are prepared to receive them. A portion will be hatched at the estab- Yeokmcnt of the Conmectiout contininsi-y Hudson; a portion at the establishment commissioner of New Jerse#, Dr. Slack, at Bloomsburg, N. J.; a portion at Neweastie, on the Hudson, the establishment of t!: Seth Green. A bare statement of these facts is sufficient to show something of the magnitude ‘and importance of the work of the United States Commissioner. These salmon of the Khine are Of the same species as those ot the waters of the eastern Atlantic coast, and will be found well ‘Sdapted for introduction in most of the rivers of ‘the Atlantic as far south as the James, as well ‘as imto the tributariesos the larger lakes. ——<e2-__—__ ’ The Philadelphia Press, in referring to the suggestions of Mr. Adelf Cluss in regard to pre- cautions for the safety of human life in the con- struetion of theaters, inquires if the office of ©icial arehitect, such as we have in ‘Wi ton, might Bot with profit be created in Phila- celphia. 0. —' members of the ‘ROP- EE T.9. Tob a of the’ “MORROW ‘of great importance. ¥.¢ TS, peace See of Tt, street and ipo irene organization ‘are’ earwestiy iat a 3 can Site oo AvEvE ‘iG, ‘st 30" sees a8 Dave Davis. sea ate Snes Peis bets ae FH BOOTS aND SHOES . EVER OVFERED. FIFTEEN ‘PER CENT OFY ON ALL SALBB. Se Fifteen Per Cent, om their Coual Prices, ’. MEN'S. I8SE3’, Ts’, ¥ if iat CHILDRER WEAB to be found im the country. ALL SALES FROM ml 4, DATE POSITIVELY Aro particalarty fe- W. N. DALTON, {6-4 Berviving Partner, 903 Peon. avenue T Fox ae DISCOVERY OF by acts of Congress, apptoved Jay | 14, 1870, and January 39, 1871. The Proceeds of these Bonds are te be Ap- plied to the Redemption und Cancetia- ef United States Five-twenty im Said Acts, Burne & Co., their a deduction of ie Messrs. Jay Cooke & @o., Gulloch & Co., and themselves, and Moore, Morton, | Blim & Oo., and Drexel, Morgan & Oo.,represeating | Meears. Baring Bros. & Co., Morton, Rose & Co., and the negotiation of the remaining Bonds of the Funded Loan of the United States; the undersigned are prepared to receive applications at par and accrued interest for any part of $300,000,000 UNITED STATES 5 ‘isened under the acts of Congress above mentionsd. Applications may be made payable either in cash yenty Bonds of any issue—in the latter case interest being adjusted to February 1 The Bonds now offered are all that remain of the indebted to tho firm are ahemedte ‘make imancdinte setti J. 8. Morgan & Co., themselves, a contract for eta, 6's, consolidated, ‘The Batrmorz, Feb. 6.—V: " iri a7) §-~ootton dull, th fir demand. pe prices ac White's south=rn Dr. S. D. Howe's Arabian Milk Gure For Consumption, Cures ordinary Coughs and Oolds in a few hours,like magic, and Howe's Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier Je, cleanses the —— of all im- {in gold) or in Five- jc Debilit, broken down constitutions. “4 Cnalienge the Neneteenth Century” entrusted with the managemint of this negotiation vvetii ae tions in Bure and far gp taker aad the redemption nod aha sdemerion a? Miata 2 half and Pour per cent. Bonds will remain for holders af Five-twen- ttes declining this last opportunity to exchange for ‘The Coupon Bonds are in denominations of $50, $100, se dara Payable quarterly, will commence. from February 1, the Garst interest payment being May 1, 1873. ‘The Bonds may, st the option of the holder, be States Treasury Checks, for interest thereon, will be sent from Washington to the Post Office address of the holder in any part of America or Europe. Applications will be received at the office of cithAr of the undersigned, aad must be accompanied by the required deposit. ‘Payment in Gold will be made as follows: on mpgires FP . Stone aha: iwinenen rae Genguees ‘801 SPECIAL BARGAINS 0] aT registered, and United $01 MARKET SPAGE, Conner Sta Staser. OB LOT OF HAMBURG pe bd and IN- SEETINGS ‘at Tess than cost of importation, ‘SB peeceut, cadmnel. ed at When preferred, the deposit, upon Pas be made im currency or any U: ng | 50) iB Boyne FIN : cents ber! po at bays helt his day & ates at 5 per cent. (gold) per annum will be added from February 1to the date of the several payments. Payments in Five-twenties will be made by exchanging bond for bond, interest befng adjusted te February 1. ‘The preliminary deposit of Five per cent. in such cases will be returned on receipt of the Five-twonties. the class of which must be specified in the application. The Books will be opened simultaneously in Europe and America on the 4th instant, and ré- evening of the 7th instant, and the allotments will be made as s00n as possible ANDSOME WHITE AND BLACK LACE FLOUNCES, from §12 to $100 por wee So is mas covan8,"coups, re BRONCHIAL AFFEOTIONS. EEN AN EX os A .L LRSM — os BU HENILLE SPOT NET, just received at bas been ined by the hundreds who have so anccess- 2 aanaanitiil hi Cough remedy yet intro duced. "Paticats with main open until the GOODS, GLOVES, 3); nd $01 Market Space. Provisional Receipts (Scrip) will be given for the The Bonds will be furnished at as early date as practienble againat corresponding amounts of Five-twenty Bonds or payment in fall. Should the allotment of Bonds not equal the «nb- scription the preliminary deposit in each case will be returned forthwith to the extent of the excess. When desired we will furnish the coin (without conmission) and make settlement in currency, and will also receive at current market price any Bonds of United States other than Five-twenties. JAY COOKE & CO, MORTON, BLISS @ CO. DBEXEL, MORGAN & CO. Applications will also be received by FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Washington, JAY COOKE & CO. Washington, f3-at from whom the forms may be procured. Forced Sate. EBRATED ELAS. ns 8 safe and sure medicine, easil; din pleasant to the taste, Small dob , cents; large §1. ARTHUR NATTANS, reer itts, Corner 3 and D streets at or other oe certain to give satisfaction. Corner that, = SANKRUFICY Distascr (PCOLEMBTA, as.: 7 of Decembery A. ppointment as amiznee of CULATING LIBRA _Y. M_€. uns Ko z tition’ Uy the eae ALL THE LATEST POPULAR BOOKS HISTORY, wt Sci IENTIFIC WORKS, ‘Terme—es per year. “Register in ea ‘HIS IS TO GIVE NoTICN * it the ved Te eae : sprome Court rt of trict Che emgon nouns & i Epecial Bo Tort n Cor Al Persons Mo farned to with the vouchers: thereof, to the subscriber, before the Sth day of February next: they maj other. wise by law be excinded from all of sptate. | Given under | Peron ais 5 are cordially invited to call ae fet NOTICE TO TAX- .X-PAY ERS. of the having completed the scored smcscmnent of real inlative Districts OR THE FaRGi10 Or a 'W SCHOOL-HOUSE. = Groncxtow! e= D. ©. NO RESERVE. er of Lonisiana avenue, on the 3D DAY oy Fra. sean LoS, st 12 o'elock'm.. be made from the Valuations “All a1 Sppeals must be made in writi before am officer com petent cote, Board ed) from Il ovclock a. a. ‘DNE! iy and SAT! nish o'clock until 90 elect at ict mater MUST POSITIVELY BE CLOSED OUT. mi of a Public, "Sel hool Building for strict accordance with plans earn ister oaths, oO ‘freee OVERCOATs, featic Adoitt Cruse, architect, corner of loth ead Gatreets, OVERCOATS, ot), where full information can be obtai ‘oposals eed be span resenes of any bidder "and an award made as soon icable thereafter. Lg irene «reserve the right te. reject bes orall cagaals, to be coustdsred mrcar’ tesa ing dered, mus i be ‘the Pituted blanks on hand at the ‘Archi Office, igs hans should be inclosed in a sealed e1 4 Proposals for the erection of = ee schol B Building fe for Georgetown. D.C, and eos of Public Schools, ‘ing Honse of Riggs & Co, Wash- . £6 eo6t OVERCOATS. AL rey A. SHINN, %. ih MI Siu jembers the SPECIAL NOTICE.—THE TION. CAPITAL REAL Bere PAGES | etence — Constitution, the | ot tech ‘as areon hand, we dacs until ai aaa de rhe lat partice to purchase shatea, Tek mothering atid be 3 r «the same time reali Board of Director: ‘These unl on; of Bf tg lige) os eae is now offered at Hfty 5 percent. leas than former LL OTHER GOODS AT THE SAME Sooratoen, D.C Nae REDUCTION. in cuscemmel peepee fora ry Shares cap HABLE BROTHERS, FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS, Northwest corner 7th and D streets. EEE ant Streets. Oy THE VICTORIA ay K1D GLOVES. AT | HOLLIDGE BROS tts and Oy ane Bist. shet- Gtk aud ith nw ~o RNINGHAM, HATTER, ‘Street, between Win and 1th, TLE Figo that he CA Fecel ved pring Stylo of Fe BE B 5 a LDERS my ane recy G strct ya and Slows ere y a ve styl Secretary.” Felt ie! for vale, on reasonable terins. TTENTION, BU: ILDERS¢ 1 GODEY’s LIME AND out re SAND For sale in TED EXPECTO. bronchial T wind tubes al o1 adheres of tl the chest. Thirdly, of inflammation and the irritating matter which accu- Ww. Shi and Oa nd Pst bet. ee spams a EDING HILT as As. attribute the recovei of my child froma vio- lent attack mg Croup entit to the use of Bee Butt SANE DEVOE, DeKalb Co, Ga.” “No one who has been afflicted.as Ihave been for ears. and have been relieved and enjoyed eh that 1 do now, coaki d: pede f fora ‘Tutt’s Expectorant sa those families pox and ‘ircumatances, amount oe tare eet received, and will ‘ves rod Officers:- —John Webster, bert Cam Pipes: J.D. Dement, A aemoniy phy 1115 iid 3 8. 8., John wane 7 oy Ez APES, of. ROB'T BaLwrs, An eminent Minister in A! TRES OF oR AWEAS Goaeeena WHIT YE fopons A Fret hg bhi mene aes ae three and four years’ grow! ee sale cheap, on application at No. 3233 MEELOE ORE ras a: ines Sie tiga slates tts any 7 gan | a axinre. Tt :B BARNUM, is ae CARRIAGES!!! he # gente DR. TUITS HAIR DY) | es rey 1 HOSApALIST i Gentlemen: Our a the aipnest e CAnpeas tached a ttre € ia avenue. (Devlin & Co.) SCHENCK’S: PULMONIC: SYRUP, ON: Ce mae DRAKE arene will ii hat V3 or Park "Phaeton. ht al P ‘actory, 410-414 & Bth steybetween D and En. ¥. Ni8ots, THE ONL 2s NICHOLS, ‘em 2 all: COMBINATION SPECTACLES. &9™GR No. — yen ce yearee. HEMPLER, 453 Poane, avenne, corner O& street. gr Me wil’ bay cus Genuine Brasilien Pebble Spectacles _jan¥6-ly cepa te i ee ‘THE GREATEST VARIETY! COTILLION, GOODS, (GERMAN FAVORS,) *THE FINEST ASSORTMENT, Just Received af BOOKSELLERS AND. STATIONERS, 1016 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Have jnst received the <) BRITISH ALMANAC AND COMPANION, for BOYAL KALENDAR, for 173, WHITAKER'S ALMANACK, for tsts: CHS. RUPPERT’S FANCY. BAZAR, Grazer. + FOR RENT AND SALE. ~ | Fe, ce Spee ‘vue iiena, be CHILDS CAR ce and where street mortiwentas BOUSE Ko. 319 Bow Fore ereaue, repmsj one locations fore Teeldence i Wategte fag fai next door. Wi 1L for » «mail f WakT sap emcee FORRST yeas ata cee ey | Ww Saar peries YOUNG BAS, jvastuets, Addtem | Alscs Dry Collet, ee bee keaain HOLS | APOTHECAT YY, Post Office. (ee Bt 1009 ae SOK. = Ws 5 iron: A. pigseant FRONT. Bi far ANTED—A WOMAN w es Fogulred:y ARE me ase La immediately at 622 E' street. Bente = ‘ats Ee street porthwWest, near i —, OMAN, ox Witanins oe prgats family, we cook ‘atte SOR RE reuse ust et, Ca K treet near Seal eg AO RES Row Seems eee oy For Prrclng ena inte hak doce oe oe fos TANTED—A good SERVANT, to cook. wash: WAlED A et! family; reforences required. Apply 914 Penueyivania avenue, between Lite i mon sre 7 aady EMPLOY. Saat Cn J Warns A lay desis migady E MPT : =; aan oot aime st matt, ‘Adaress, <4 —- a aeee set eat ‘ED honest, nee <4 ‘time: fi pion i ae al at weltn aod res a to, sell PWRNER. 729 Th os a Rn iddrese eeany BEi mre ‘OR 8 SA NT—The ergy nn Al RIC! / ANTED—On the 16th instant iby a gentleman, Fax A era Lewis WS. in astherent port ef the tity, eamebinn oaanae og ! ROOMS, in northwest part of the eity, suitable for guwckedping Aires 5, Hou Room 53; Land Of | (pry to THOMAS LH: ANTED—Ay exprrienged and vapid writer, ant | F1OR RENT [A PARLOR and CHAMB 7 re pane oma ers Rished; 800 18th street, corner ent EMPLO! As copyist or generalclerk, | Ey; . 00) d mais seEMPLc LOYMENT ts copritor gone FORREST eae tmeped B a isin 9 i FURNISHED HOUSE, or /ANTED—A WHIT! WOMAN to se : require af ‘ort: Wilms Dply at OVO Mh mtrest Sow eae Pe red. Apply sft | Shear bemmes competent NUBSE to take care of ee ee fo bBo 4.3 q quire at T13 12th street, between Gand H. {4-3 md ten = ANTED- Two GIRLS—one, tor general house. | 14 meageee < ited ou childrens? ‘musse—at 2 Ss street northwest f F Tim AN to ay om Ww ANTED_A aie tor 5 wanity jesus 3 west. commission: Address W. Te Star otiee oe = lal BENT—Six oom FOUR, ae WANTED TA eped COOK (Cubwey ar 51H | K’ closet; large rard o Will remt chicap to gocdten- Also. three MS, or onfaraiched eo hess ‘opi 346 5 i street norihwest, botween Gand i, rman W ANTED— 4 CLERGYMAN at present without ahaa: Siemein of Hike attetammenan ‘OR RENT—A large and Be front ball Alla position in a lucrative business. Addrces, with F L00M, communirati ‘would ‘stamp for reply, E. P., Star office. fest* Pre he Wr ANTED An cnergetic, businow Tike YOUNG MAN to clerk in & Country sont wer cg Pent eT Pe eee Wereanired, Toauire of B BEALL BAKER. 490 Coueeramie se ‘Capitol; locatie: }, and on — WV AN Woder ¥ cE aA =a pat 7 pee V (on: 5 $dareoe WAL SM TYLER Meal ‘Estate ‘wieker, FoR ap oater tes RTE oo Isth street. ER SHOP. com ANTED—Tac aT fa fo ALVIN PEAVEY Tog Row that they cat have thelr sane = a arte dire Un eivet soriteeste ashe | PS PARLOR Sr ae Chuinber: hear ANTED—Imrscdiately—Familice OF persons in | City Hall, and convenient = Apply zar.k need of first cluss SERVANTS of every descrip. | *'Féet northwest, between 21 afd 31 ste, Lad thon, — and § ment to call get supplied % cOR ‘atone thea n2 ie ec a few ‘Servant best “above the avenue. Porsemion given imme. J the Bexcks Replormeat to SAMUELS SHEDD, at Hamil. | of the tasty style and low Panes “BUTLER, S07 lin sae Sond Fearte’, ease Be =a SOR RE SA Theos ny DESIRABLE Way The commer of Shand L atreets | F'Orvic’ HOOM onto aan toe He ee orth west, CUSTOMERS to b ge spagtese: | nu; sata oy er SEE fie SDarantie, ie.) Sugaf-cured ‘Shoulders, ioc Beet | BCVA Poms ira pommel yet a at lowest rates; Canned Tomatoes, 3 He. a8 sorter | nd Ot ts ee as goods in proportion; Salt Pork, Se. es Fos eee ing fdas rotten, No FANTED-A WHITE GIRL. from ti tos | Feop sets, athwest: three stories high with Jing Houte: cater Markets pear nivale at Sepessdeek oanee iter Wal te a wren ; ron EWoRTuY, - 4” | and wid tial manners front, brown FOR | one trimmings, plats glase wiakows, aot Ww AkWina a CHINE bas ite ta nse af Sory finished witht hard: word. Ht had the convent: ée eg Be ences of ans, hot amd cold waters beth trose ony eradier ncedie ber and works of steels” Ageasy, 408 Closets. clothes pressee, furnace thet heats the whole Penne} ivania avenue, Price, $17,000" to CHAS. T-SMITH. Con: | (5, FOSTER, sae 3 secon :. wa SPICER, Agent. } Price. $1" 4 fe eT sworigwen, tS = Cc. actor and Builder, 1831 W et.norinwest. <r" RURER to fae sit Stas og metaMeng Fe RENT Tro-siory HOUSE, farniaied com done. Also, PINKING, FRENCH FLUTING, Ha BSte St 4.96 Tet etrect southeast, (corer Tot and all kinds of BKOLDERY at short notice 61 atheast tw — opposite Pat: hae z mard-ly Fo ery re BRICK Hors iE or ‘new, between oh ant rise Fe ve cuosp. A ti ese iow atag aera Bee | WILLIAM TYLER, eat Bauake Brea, $ TBists t 9, BM ue, ste. ¥ LOST AND FOUND? — | Fea Es o corner of Tana co LOST AND FOUND. saat Completely furnished with fine ‘waltat ‘fare in the ure; hot and cold water, gas, bells, marble man- REWARD.—Lost, on the 24 of Jan tes, &c., throng ‘carriage house cut $25 MEN DER OD PEN Re sudan | Ses: ae, th ple and large ft wil rept fart char | sats sementnntgre cvive the above reward by leaving sore pe pater be or slerg oh pivente. A ‘AN. office. }, No. $1 see EA. Post Moe rr eye . 'OB RENT—-STORE, 912 F gtreet northwest, eee clame oc cee eats | Morea cget eter "Scie SEY OE area e. a 10 Pe Reet. Fe? RENT—A Sete Sey Fania OTSA Lady's SEAL SKIN BOA, on Friday ront ROOM. on first oor. ‘and pleasant locality. Apply at Ro. ors wh street last, reet, or V: it e. The ‘tnder wil be rewarded Sy" rersraien iodo Rorthweet. ‘OST—At the National Theater, Jan Lage ae te tniee tip wil bs outta streets Ho. A403, Lemon cite cadomena ‘Rooms communicati PRY _ GOODs. ‘TS ESTY PER CREAT. ovr ON Alt sams oF WOOLEN DRY GOODS Ok A FEW DAYS LONGER. UNTIL THE ®%rx DAY OF FEBRUARY, THEIR ENTIRE STOOK OF WINTER DRESS GOOPS BLACK ALPACAS, Lower than they cas be had in this market A large and well assorted stock of PACIFIO PER. CALES, at 20 cents per yard, guaranteed low than wholesale prices in New York. o ON DS, all grades, at a fraction bere oa TRY LUTTRELL & WINE, Corner thth street and Pensa. ave. prerane FOR INAUGURATION DRY G ODS AND CARPETINGS. SEEING IS BELIEVING CLOTHING, &e. Fo BALLS AND PARTIES DREsS coats. A LARGE STOCK AT BEPUCED PRIO WALL, BOBINSON & 08., co 921 Pennsylvania arenne, GRAND seaacince” YOUTHS’ AND CHILDREN'S FALL AND WINTER CLO’ SUITABLE Fon sol\yotane Dabo WEAR, full tock DRESS suiurs, CNDERSHIETS DRAWE zen, Special etteution given to this ‘well t Grop in and get an idee Pricea ad {phoenss Dowsinnest «00.8, W.) bet. Sth and lok Porchasers would do on Lenton & 0o..) 5 eri RACH ANT TAiLon, 0. 308 Fenia’s ave, Washington. ta ‘EMT AND. ry PROFESSIONAL, bD* M.L, JULINN, ECLEOTIC PHYSICIAN, 1012 D &. southwest,(near Lith st) PREV arene, Pana aay fect Matin a, Ay Sy oman ‘oven, wang 1399 F ae and other Dake ie ond Healvos ‘Medvwmn, upou all eis oe southwest, ‘Sd door tr of EYE-GL i i )OR RENT O8 gota ‘tram. reward will boM SER peld ifrotnrned to 279 Cottect Beukecs Gas BF scree st Se eat pees. BOARDING. sician, merchant, or f Go pe eee Seen Ht ae FF BST GEASS TABLE BOARD. with fine targe | @i-s0, or rented for Avenuo—No. 1919 Pennsylvania arouse between | garcia pase daily Pare to 19th and auth streets. f6b6-Im" ‘Pennsylvania's F 92 BENT. Furnished ROOMS with BOARD; | Building. Price of Board and ROOMS FOR RENT RORNTSHED fort all at 9037th street, 7 (or or two pereon 66 aso sand 94. Caitat 963 7h wesc FOREN oy RXIGHED; rent low 609 D etrect PERS eee Ee and avenue. corner 3d street At at $105 corner of prices pe a FOR RENTIA eres HALE; mayebletor bate, PERSONAL. Penbeyivania sveuues Seo aan AN NIE:—Without certain info: I ll FP Fg Pec ih seats oat ere eed ees nah esis fae fa ets 4 of some |. Failnot. Watch the Star. OUSE, No. {on™ Sobenr. Fa2S, Iranin venue crotaing | re I plies A rand. vi Sti cat be seen ot Seenes Hix, cathe promises, or Mo. 33 k = lh eat northwest; , Forking or lock of ba BUSINESS CHANCES, ——_ ee SEN ES CBANCES. FOR SALE. $40,000 attest a, 7 |} (OR SALE—PIANO, Dessau & Se manufac: Fears, id sums of 60) {0 turers, an excellent instrument; wi yHMER, 513 7th street. safes A a, cight-room tee ory fine q Sih Taig oe. We RIE Bragg | Gre ‘PeESS is nee 5 ait ea er 7th and SX _Real Estate Broker, cornes % sere | Seat ana pod of oan tonal ax- [ SiEE PAY 15 PER CENT. INTEREST FOR Re a Dei be een at aT Seccrty. tear mae.” Cee MeBtred) paige td HOPKI ine: eccpal Mh street, between E and | TOR, SALE OHEAP—A GOOD BUSINESS 381-8 STAND. Inquire corner street ‘east and Farad WEL Sa ee South Carciina avenue: Navy Yank. $3" Yost! ‘and3 WAGONS. Apply to JNO. Boe | $20. 000 ) EOE Fon SAE rN Pane ‘RENT to suit mile from city limita. ye TURN YORE 2 ‘Sid ot serece Las CHANG iE. as Sepensea a taba. Dn et Regeice fea) omen OR SALE—A first-cl NESS CE, F H pith fixtures, small st a ages nearly seven years; to sold at a great a ee a ; auite at No. 480 Sth atrect northwest TE ge Ine OR SALE. EN Gia wh back be handsome three-story BRICK SE: Sis om ‘nod cellar Dir pe ‘yt titer Pape and a, an | ‘rtm the b a ~ et rece ow! aie an iN Se = . as faction” for @1, from ‘an! — J Tecent casos and older cance soa Vite PHYS81ICia we Stl scree, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN, ‘The oldest established Specialist in the city. 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