Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1873, Page 4

Reading Matter on. Every Fen ( WASHINGTON ciTy: r SATURDAY...........Pobruary of the Capitol, under @ plea of temporary use We trust that Congress will promptly reject the proposition. Everybody here understands that they will keep them there. It is idle for them to profess that they only wish to occupy the Street for a short time, until they can tunnel their way through the city, or find another pas- sage. What that means we know by the length of time they have been at work on the Metropoli- tan road, which has been “going to be built,” | since the memory of the oldest inhabitants. tives to cross it at one of its most crowded points | at the junction of half a dozen streets, and di- reetly at the foot of the Capitol grounds, oon will not for a moment tolerate the idea of re. | storing an evil from whieh that locality is now | happily relieved. Those who remember the al- | most daily accidents occurring while that nuis- ance existed, from horses taking fright at sight of the locomotives with long trains of cars, will join us im denouncing the scheme for relaying these tracks as an outrage upon the public. We cannot suppose that Congress will be unmindful, either, of the undesirability of having the loco. motives, with their shricking whistles and infer- nal belis, crossing and recrossing Pennsylvania Avenue every hour of the day within @ stone's throw of the Capitol itself. ——____-+ee-—__ —— of Life Inearance. two policies of life insurance—one for $10,000 and _ the other for $5,000—from the tna Life Insur- ance Company. The policies were what are known as ‘participating policies,” and the pre- miums, falling due on September 20, were to be paid one-half in notes and the balance tn cash. Incorporated in the policies were the usual | ¢elauses of forfeiture in case of failure to pay the premiums. After Mr. Dean’s death the com- pany refused to pay the widow the amount of policies, on account of the non-payment of pre- mivms, but it was shown by the plaintiff that before the last premium was paid, an extension of the time of payment to the November follew- | ing was ae by the general poe of the company; that then only one-fourth cath was to be paid, and the balance in notes at thirty and ninety days. The company denied any such agreement, and contended that, if matle, the company was not bound by it. ‘The legal point | involved was whether the company was bound by the action of its general agent. The court | held that the general agent could not revive a | poliey which had lapsed, but if the agreement was made before the date of payment, as was claimed by plaintiff, it was binding on the company and kept the policy alive. On the questions of fact as to whether the agreement was made, amd, if made, was it made before the policy lapsed, the jury found in favor of plaintitt, giving her a verdict for $17,192.33. ee ns Bad News For Mrs. Gamp. A charitable association in New York has | lately entered upon the good work of substita- | ting a better class of nurses for the Mrs. Gamps | who have so long infested the sick room. The ladies who form the visiting committee of the association, the Tridune says, have been re- peatedly impressed with the great lack of trained | narses, by Feason of which the condition of the sick is needlessly aggravated. The ignorance and indifference of ordinary nurses, the irri- tating and depressing influence they exerted upon sensitive patients, were often found to neu- tralize the best efforts of skillfal physicians. } It was also recognized with some mortification that we are behind the rest of the world in this respect. There are numerous training schools | for nurses in England, and on the Continent, where capable and intelligent women are pre- pared for the delicate offices they are called to | perform in the sick room. These educated | fF nurses are found of the highest value, not only iz hospitals but in private families, where, in arden exigenctes, their skill and self-possession are infinitely more advantageous than the ex- cited and nervous efforts of the tenderest affee- tion. Iniluenced by these considerations, the association has set about the work of establish- ing a school for the training of nurses for the use of hospitals and private families, and itis expected, from the sympathy given to the under- | pasnee ‘The Ba) * = | et do, "wegustercd, 38. Went Virginio lt Binrmore, FA, Potton dull, Low 19. unchanged: Goch ‘and nominal ‘for | White southern, ul western steady, ey oP ans, “Feb. > eo at & francs 5 Lonpos. Feb. 8, 2p. m. = The'vate for: at the stock e: it securities jover than the’ ik of Bnglatd Fate rate by cent. sols and American securities b --- a f Wak §Derantuare’ ee ee one cates big ar Moather. Brn tlogavi port tru wemcrg ui a ‘and ocky se not yet received. BOARD TRUSTERS PUBLIC SOOT, ed efeae meeting will be held on TUESDAY je "Frank! Ballaing, BT Soule. nie A. P. FARDON, Secretary. rr CHURCH, f4ra and N— "he Pastor, . BUTLER, at Ih . BELMER, at 7: tes cal AEins Pastor, jmperanes mesting as AN: oa ee RY— ries we ‘Harn gee cy Dasuintr. 13 sa Oe reer ie eek ue: a x MUTUAL aay ASSO: 'EATION will meet on MONDAY EVEN 10t instant a8 76 o'éleck, in the basement of the Bumacniate C ception Oh hurch. The attend of oie “pom | Seton peer FSRCARERY, President. ©.W. MULLALEY. Se MISSIONA, ra a a iy neem m. by Be reac % “v. Mrrus, of Baltimore Cy Mi Mision an va old ‘pastor. Preaching is expected every event ‘throughout the ‘are invited cor ay rin i CE. ee ae Pastor. ane Captvol a Seats all free. Service at I a.m. jUNDAY SCHOOL OL INSTITUTE. VESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FHURSDAY, taking, that it wil) soon be in active operation. se0e- ¢ The difficulty between four shoe manufac- turing firms in Baltimore and the Crispin So- elety is still unadjusted. In those factories where the Crispins refused to work on account of the “unpleasantness” with the manufac- turers, the girls and women belonging to the Daughters of St. Crispin also quit work. Ata meeting of the organization with closed doors, on Thursday evening, it was resolved to tax each girl and woman of the society at work in the other shoe factories of the city twenty-five | ‘Per cent. of her earnings in order to aid in sup- porting the men and women out of employment by the strike. The Baltimore American says that some young women who earn ten or twelve dollars a week, and who would in this manner be compelled to contribute $2.50 or $5 a week, expressed great dissatisfaction at the arrange- ment thus perfected, and did not seem quite willing to comply. No wonder. +<e-—____ The trial of United States Senator-elect Pat- terson, of South Carolina, on the charge of bribery, cannot now be reached until 1874. At Columbia, on Saturday morning, Judge Car penter gave a decision on a motion to quash the panel of grand jurors for the general sessions of that county for this year. He decided that the Jury was illegally drawn, and then adjourned the court sine die. The effect of this will, be, unless there should be some legislative inter. ference, which is in the highest degree improb- able, to prevent the holding of any court of general sessions until February, 1874. The Senator-elect is thus safe from prosecution by the state for a year to come. Contrary to the statement put out by the con testants to the Greeley will, that the estate of Mr. Greeley is worth over $200,000, the Tribune says that with the exception of six shares of Tribune stock there is scarcely a dollar available money OF an acre of productive real estate be- longing to the estate. It oe anaes (Greeley was not one of the two prietors to whom Mr. Jos. Stewart pile of railroad bonds. —+2een The Tribune Almance for’ 1873 (recdived from > hulliagton) maintains the old reputation of this » nual for compactness of matter, and accuracy «| statistics, political abd otherwise. This num- wave the big the first itistn of the teeaken © e first ¢ ten BeYawxt, without we sous four girls,» boy and & February lth, 12th. none pat the Calvary Ba} tist Church, corner of Eighth’ and H streets. To ‘EV. ewes TAYLOR BEV. J. rs mat ‘ENT, ‘Two sessi Hey oa aa EVKEYE Sa inv EE ae STON. 13-3 iL TTRACTI wn SUNDAY ORNING GAZETTE, (ORROW Society Life, a el i Gaspit “MOBI if SEVERELY CBITI- should occupy the columns of the ap Large Circula- EGRIVED. UNTIL pp REGULAR oe a MEETING of the EAGLE COMPANY will_be held on iat SU EnING, Februery 0, at 7:3) Clock. A. D. V. BURR, Secretary. ager —s sepetore ee | eA CHAPTER, No. il “ a ouATUapay Rand. Leal arse ‘grat Tprcloe ® trait Poet dios Ba Ena ‘Advertisers suxpat GA’ . “Go READ TH Bs ADVERTISE! TWELVE O'CLOC 172 Bas BEEN A: TRAORDINARY o™ at oa CovGHs. COLDs, BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS, Sega Ro. ‘or other se bein . of eight ANTED—A competent DRUGG yeare siiugtion Pegs. Sh rare cae ees Bis OF for ake cane 200, th Tet os FR 3, JOYCE, Co street. oR Lao aE BARBER & 00., omer iikenibnese oy ks AN- is a inert Pinger LE-V. FORME SCOTT a e mrierape ory at RG ate On Horace ary es low. OUT Tih etrest, Pecos eee una ROOMS on onc Boor sritenle for hones ‘desires control over Asthma t ty Tarnished. Address J gs oping Tut's Expectorant possesses. Pon | Pent. toctading exe, 917 tn STectn Gest nah tot i aot Hi Ley wd Wire PO BENT Unfaraished HOUE E, } streets, £3-3" 10 80 Bet OT ARRER & | FOR SAUESK besutital COP on ith sstret DR. TUITS HAR DYE fgpons a peat u- S11 Tth street, opp. urate 233) northwest, between S_ and; —— PALIS ROSADALISI VEE ean) KL tera | batarin AL BARDEM &'COn 311 Tah wee ‘and despair no nurse. sd ot ™ —A no gmplorer. Apply’ to to Mrs. sf eet Be b Ax OD. | Fas ae & es south. Com! ate guire at No. 709 Sih street. northwest inthe gs Wan YOUNG MAN about 15 or 16 yours of age, who has some knowledge of the ‘busi- tend dress, with name and resi- Wirttonns . young 2 man, a leat expersuce 5. SOMERS, A’ “Alst aoe racy OR |e ecommended, ‘a SETUATIO. tanantt poner nn en. tion to travel. bes onrece this office, 'ANTED—A SITUATION by roliab first-class | or te take cigs of 8 howe Siiut’s Nos ceo" Pa sve Wetec 2 aa nin? ; Witenes 1m, HOUSE. seven con band isch worth shoes ohaee ee. tine be | by ible Ger- iar & a mala WAP ESE IES Graeme We Yo UNG MAN, with one or =, panne eaperigne inthe arog ig business. Address 15-3 and yroner, ‘Apply sargiy ayes x renter itol Wea eee aor rienced and rapic Hie and good English scholar, desires or per. manent EMPLOYM haga dog general clerk, in a law or other office. Address LEX, Bees of ee, Ww SMTED—A 18rd COOK whitey C} an Call betwoen the hours of 9 and Il e Iw TED—An ex, 4 Pak Roxio and MANDE AKE Teg tl ines merc ti ANTED—An energetic, businesslike YOUNG ing fungs, end tn Sat ge Spal ie ty W MAN £0 a 4 Sountry store. "3 if tal Will cure ferens wi Gleam the lives end tees Keraeirad, Inquire of BEALE & cbakER ach al aids al gett ieee = CS aoe ee hionable I the matter, and wsture throws it off without ane Wiekow ameter Gar hase thee ae ertion. it ,H. ‘CK | és and sui is pee in soe Nest Se i ice ee: | SORA BB ihe on ° AN ii bend jant-coly_ | WANTED arene! cairainaiet > PHLAPELPUIA PRINT ReDcoED IN | fads Male and female, to call PRICE —DALY sell 50 cents per 1b Stalls 17 and 143" Gonet Market i Peete eee "SON dituatrert, Bens A. © BARBER xc z. a . B WAN Soit REAL ESTATE, W ANTEDWAt the commer of ath and L strects f8-ec6t__611 SEVENTH STREET. op. P.O. foqued Eapeed Wo ae Carwaeds Su Fo ALE About 2.000 poands prime SALT cj Lard. Te.; anges cared Shoulders, 0c.; Boot Bi Iso, one large. REFR at lowest rates; ed. Tomatoes, 3 lbs,, Zic.; other ERATOR, weight abou fusions, ataroar aecet. | goods in proportion; Suit Pork. se: > seni te fice. ghpely to J. ROBERTSON, Agent, No. 3 ee GIRL, from 14 t0 I he ul ul nquire at Dror near Teh street, DINNER SETS, peters Fg nnow iat the VICTOR W4iWine' Than its merdle\sel/-set- New Lowel Roeatites patterns, recent importation, | ting: th oat shuttle 2 re z ‘ing oy Jug opened wency 4 ome J. W. BOTELER & BRO.’s ial cdl brand ‘Also, Brauch of Mino’ Deme Housefurnishing Store Semen Patte : | NEW BooKs: NEW BOOKS? iy ‘r. W. SPICER, Anca | WANE all H, at i not STAMPING SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, M ss st LPS short notios 61 Corner 4% street and Pennsylvania avenue. Aintree “may ANTED- Bre a res of Brig an newts sini otis forsale on reneonable terms for cash. given immediatel of the me Ti ope she mee the corner.of TA fal and temp enccttmenl of weanty wee Household Furnitnre fea" eed on ‘RERTHA ny of 150 acres, Pv ; 78 getey cleared nds acre set a wthof oat tna plac: to to be ball near it this setiers atet os a thn.” Great bargain ‘Sold soon. Will tak | cl a Seosty in exehat east, between if i Bm td ben” SS: a 6th OR St to WiLLiAM TYLER, bree Sia Fo Dressmaker and Tailoress,. Perce” at Piain ror Age yy and oy FEE QUES: in Ketate "Broker, ays BRENT Severed small business. as FORE 00s ae a ‘the ished, with or without t BOARD, in a private ‘No. 19: N st northwest, ish jo. 1938 corn i aa ¥, Washington street, Teaching mechine stitching: Sonim ns. loth 3 Fe bis ether ce ‘conveniences, ral years at a low rate, coneidering ferred. BY. Tennallytown, D.O. Fe3,2) ents Gap: street northwest. FS RENT—HOU Baio ns, Tooms, wi RENT—Fourteen acres of LAND, locatd omiles north ef Ge: ville There is mise of six rooms on the my stables ke, wrth? Pieuty of wae vo W. HAR: its ROOMS, fur- shal RENT—Two very desi ‘or unfurnished, with a en on ee contal co ates one oo ‘Tolars § a The key can Feet corner 5 TCC PSST wtrece doors BENT Very desirable HOUSE, on worth inmachurette aventic and ch S00. bie Fetus wonth. 3 p.m. VOR gan niences. E.WAG poe Ponape oe new. ERIC K wore, Mth-street cars. $15 per Intuire G57 Loulsinns tivenes, from g oto Im RENT—Onc ott he most comfortable and ele- 1 HOUSES in this elty; all modern couve- family. THOS. fone but priv: aw Big th erect.” Puerta. CHANCES.- - DRY GOODS. abe ree og SATRL CA: | (TWENTY PER CENT. ore Teer ee ON alt sates oF Sree ca ara ee Lettres & Wing. WILL SELL AT CosT, UNTIL THE Sra DAY OF FERPRUART, THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER DRESS Goops. BLACK ALPACAS, Lower than they ean be tind in thie market A large and well-assorted stock of PACTFIO PER- CALES, at 29 cents pw yard, guarantesd low tham LUTTRELL & WINE, ie or 200 street and Prana. eve PFErARE FOR INAvGCRATION quire at No- TES eax | Tholensle prices in New Fork. renee ny Serene cae | COTTON ODODS, el grades, ata fraction above snk ef BAND, of the, Rust ama mow near | cost. TRY U5, thecity: WALKER & McRAK. S33" is Treasury. a tt At o] Ww HAVE AT OUR DISPOSAL WOSET To LOAN on fireg-clase real estate seearity —from 10000. Partios on te such loans. or 280 to. & th Se having cums to invest 1may Bed es at oar 0! Ser, £20 ona 632 F ot | GREAT SACRIFICE OF AN ON Gi Fai | DRY GOODS AND CARPETINGS. 7 Hoa OF om 3 ormere ae a ‘nbiten, oan | SEEING Is | BELIEVING! 7 | NO DISCOUNT. BRICK: price cost. Sime er & | Bat anex nd ind to purchase now seyeusrom bdtkss ‘ny SRS Wa | open cot MARCH 1 187) at dhe reuowued eanabe 163 {Real Estate Broker, cotner Lith and Fa | inet Te Diy ALE CHE, 5 r In order to reduce the heavy stuck of sinter goede Fg ‘iano 1 Desire conpar ofS’ strost one nal | vetcn bombs ont Gomme tome the spring Carolina avenue, Navy Y: f5.a" son, the wi od down ti reat South Covetene ramen, mort Sere.__I5a cers article Tn more, which FIRST CLASS RBAL ESTATE | Sent lower then a $20,000 EUAR RSE BEY 1048) to | in, fide toma dincumts octal es arprbere, Wan 2 Sums to wut. BOA LANE, "ine cinch’ so chore’ 2 ~ oy gw Weekly ees snk vate cena: Blanes | Shectings, Caton, et ti) many other bouschold wane | AND poet Se ch a al " ous ery CARE! which — me sod price, L. 313 oh stroct.— at CHANCE —New HOU’ a rooms, and water, P street, y 19x60, cone KESIDENCES | FOR RENT OR SALE. ie do R RESIDENCHS tn back be tral eget ou’ caret, ery oe ats ~ r . h and 13th streets CN. Kon Tiana 1313.3 or expense by at Cote‘ calling ou this em, coe to out all a O. cs SEIN Ee. fA Wire. a oe OLEORD & TiAFene, : 487 Tru STEER See pra es 3 | = = : Pe tubes: belles Ren Boch Tot ate by 158% meee in the rears’ Apply to” CLOTHING, &o. ers, Ivania avenw fl-eost ‘Freedman’ B Bank Building Fendt Fits a a pee ea yphick Ny w two: ho a ree mew tw: ow Fo BALLS AND PARTIES ,_fituated on, west, ide fampahire DRESS CoaTs. avenne, between have six ” @d neven rooms, hall, front and beck, pry ie. 4 LARGE STOCK AT REDUCED PRIG Caim ed Lote or smiptaly BZ will be takes past Ww. Sana, i WALL, BOBINSON & G0., nd TNorthesst.cor. New Radars and ith mu SALES DWILL = delet O¥1 Pennsylvania avomee and a ry = eae the itary cand “3 paney t Sire GPAND OFENING | = H e'LENZDENG's = BOYS’, YOUTHS’ AND CHINDBEN'S ee EAS Ties ALES An GAR-| FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, I 1 * Oey 3 Fite Cpe ee hey le B SUITABLE FOR SCHOOL ax» DRESS WEAR.” Pry, to ALE: ‘ANDER & MASON, ALso, i etreets larble Building. jalscolm. full stock DRESS SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS and por sy BA ES. saat ‘LASS RESTAU' RANT, DRAWERS, all sizes. Special atieution given tothis in the city, near the. branch of the busucss. 1012 D St. southwoest, (near Lith st an fitted Hotei, and Ebbitt ro we hm ‘and get an tdcn Fe eb SE No. 319 end Fork a erenue, Gane Seat e ae good | ot'thot ayie pend tow ~4 > — outaining eight roows; one of the nm en an: a iocations “fort nuance Touidonce ‘fe Wishing: rant ioe VATIMER & CLEARY. ee, |.) "ROBINSON & 00." see er (OR SALE—Au established CASH BUSINESS | °° a FS BNISHED, #10, F ao PR Seria ia ya located: ouuire at | FJ. HEIBERORR, ish ED. DABS Sm Bisse) ‘STORES, McCEELLA AN'S Stéam Mill, 18% street, betwern D exe's . London & Vo.,) HRS HALL: 42. iu" | CATIZENS, ARMY AND AY z. Wicon sate fst atreet. £6 — ge tia ‘HANT TALOR, FR ORRENT—-¥FU S suitable fo 5 Penaats ove. Br nousekerping. ‘any at 101 9h Brea be FOR SALE. gia Bons ween Km * Fes ae plegaau and dona ve SAME AL Bannee se co Poy PROFESSIONAL. furnished or un oe d, Foe for bomen LS ou Sat Sakon or es 45 Office Also, Dry Cellar, by 2. aire a vicar ‘3 OR SALE—-A FARM ol — acre i KM. L. JULIEN, . 8 et ete 8 = k tart are ane o D BCLECTIC Pa YSICIAN, ‘OR RENT—HOUSE No Hit ck pa ear 4 : 2th; 8 large rooms, gas and water; rent & _™ Green street, George! For particulars and key ey inquire next door, el or 8 street, Front, with tw ‘two oa windows, 8 SALE-Ata Pastas oped y HOUSE on » between ‘Mth and uh fw hoe Tong ine: coechettees on jor HWaENER, 729 7th street. £5- ‘OR KALE OR RENT—The three-story BRICK FYweee ING Ne O12 Louisiana avenue, ¢ ro taining 1 rooms, with m provements, The Remote eee ec bea ™ i pn we rel 8. Apply Groce ired. ume, JOR Ema FORTIES ot x 3 o'clock; oY Sod Tart “ ea eerie ere ful, on a corner, A estion. By James De Mills. haying south sud weet eat fronts; the is new and Bonen Falconer’ By George Macdouald, Cheap syod crdere te fe IC, atthe Steam ms Carpet Boning in thorough repair; gas and water. ‘on et 103 34 see ne, bet. 435 and 6th ats. corner North A. jad-im’ Pasion fn peters. ae. py Aunts Themes. Fe BENT-A rp tr OF Say 4 ely farnish LOST AND FOUND. & 06. Proprietors Kirkwood House fw G87 08, the afternoon of Thursday, Febraary FRR To er a caren = BACK learned of Housek: i Houne ind ib ret woNow Work avenumy City Helly ad conventout to > betel. Mon aa © A Two-fold Life. From the Garman of Yon Hellern, | Howse and I7th «tre WATCH, “The fniee street northwest, af and Si sts The Young Ladies’ Journal, Monthly Panorama of | jc suitably rewarded by leaving it at ‘No. ous street. LOPE eaves o> Fie gas will be. recs The Poalar' Science a Monthly, ‘No.10. All the back Barriers Barhed Away. yer. By Be Rev. pees Pe Ros, Heivane, oral oat We 1d. stack we iE SUOKS. Bags BOOKS, Lot ont i ves no simi cod Tibent 19 OOK S WOTk DR AEER, | gota ye will be! pent toon Bee iG Camps, Rosin? | ald ifreturned to47@ Ostrect northwest. 433 Ts B SALE-CANARIES and MOCKING Wotitice. Bu Scmalpaad female, best singers; also, pa nk. terse & igre fone feba cosa eens @. M. GoRTz COLORED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. ‘pure BAPIDITY 4B Race WITH WHICH and the feet abe Wark Te SSkstay: | All Colored Sol: Buvione, Bed Soo fe. sor Sailors, or their Legal Representatives, N ae paige mn atreck, rect, opposite the Treasury, trethod o epee 2 er wrhich fe is eae trum ye Who have received notice fromthe Treasury Depart. | 5 ‘om “ tie id wing too- ment that certificates have Leen issued in settlemont unk or incl deop tats _ weg een Be et Sauer sometimes onc for weeks CLAIMS FOR PAY, BOUNTY, PRIZE ss, gael eomactionce om cre 1p shorten fe at MONEY, &c., Teant to make it far ices but Dr. BE Se ‘White's operations are ne reauentiy borne by borne by ‘children and who have not received the amounts due them, ae little or no pain, no loss tre directed, in order to speedy payluent of the same | of time, Sud if none but uitable shoes Be worn, the by this Office, and romtment, even in extreme }» effects pert farther expense by Claimants, see innit oh the bate Without farthe: ; is ; iy % f eerie at ‘hat ther > Nin gly A “inna eae Foo ipod ‘and it ina wellknown Adjutant General U. 8. Army, Washing. | fact that thousands of ae i if x wal ton; D, C. eae so hment, to ‘They should also state in fanaotfotte trata What Company and Regiment the service was rendered. . D. TOWNSEND BPs OTe Wiicrel. 1c = Nt - NICHOLS, THE = a BR Sn FANCY DS, HOSIE at OVES, JEWEL- BY, STA qg08 Aue OYS, &e., &., No, 1009 72m ibe ed NORTHWEST, ‘sires! Hee al = t Btore-room. Has a large : ja a Eide in in ee line. Does NICHOLS, 3 DerartMenr, Wathutant Goneral’ Office, “We: 3 ishinston, D.C. February 1. 173. f$-s.1m ALWAYS FRESH ATTRACTIONS! yr. not to sell | Building. ee a ia prety bes te fear |p rom tl avy gj 4 Soe oe ian sto prince ~ oie isa Though it would seem that the One Dollar YOR BALES AND PARTIES. ionibeitsats ction as it possibly on F you Coa! igre ead SUT aloe Sn KID GLOVES, 61 TO 61.25 PER ParR. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., 921 Pennsylvanis avenue, Bae Ma. LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS seat reenkent b> soe, which, in all respects, will chal- jour (ration, and you certainly wouder struck if told that they sve’ esc Fi ONLY ONE DOLLAR EACH. ’ & wimsarr, | apa ablislneal, toisgbeloreyuusvery | LUMBER. LUMBER. ; ee RE, marpwoons 4 spgoraty. BILLS To ORDER. i jent-tn* Sonnzn 71x any V6rs,s0vrewaet aemeases a rem, tee pele tov gins uM #0 fe sae Shan Rarer sit METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, | iro a) RCE a pe fine, first-class Se * a. a back onKe, sal stone trimmii jate story fintaled Sie | house, Price, 917, tractor. weet, eet; fm peersen, high. rooms. origin, ‘containi completed, is bul ‘tial manner; hot and cold presses, ing Kpply rans Wiuciam TYLER, Beal Estate Brok BRICK HOUSE =A omy E are and ish streets. very Fo RENT—That desirable sama on "7 northwest corner of ‘for ‘throughout the nd the wottotey | reek si stable and large lot; fnrpished for a term of years. A: ay iy JONES, in} ap, RENT—STORE, 912 F street northw F OR new street nort! iz front wT) and 3d streets, containing with fine ro 2 Cre NES, No. S511 Tth street, opposite a a eligibly located. Inquire at 1 jn" eT y sar pe Ricely furnished ‘conver t ROOM, iret floor. a iocality "Apply at Ho. Toom. 1 TIM FF iit ts scree ot land’ twothide tat are | 2 Eis in timber, at Farmwell Station, on 3 miles Woah eee store. wo el able taxon for the toe mie o trains pass daily. ~ on onl nim: on To FLTCH & Tee. {Soe eRe anc” orate a ihe NT—The HOUSE and 7 Acres, known, Hosslyn Propertys io he Asmaraneacoag a TW pote. | D's eae See Ivania avenue, fen i eager L.Ba neers sts Rises Opp. Post Oithice, RE; five years old; kind | aod HAR Owner Bers the ity ‘city. ee to SAM! B, Post Livery Stable, 3th, Cc. B. FOSTES, 5D Bo 1106 NTIST, SEAT eme EZ %. BRAILEY, sh afl repers: Be tery aed ‘Chcase Oks, Law Reporte re, c street, 2d, facing Em- snort seen eens ran a B a lical Work: al’ Ti tu tbe Cours furs ic *, Wurgicn Ther i Biatots a tL ail oo a sitio) ooo fn, short hand. or pa: a tet D. AND FOR SALE OB EX: | Fate ns mantecrl = ei joung, senna iateasmanterptcopy ant HORS! Hecbis among ae Joun F. wanna, zuaw Punky hepato street, between E and Bo. 8 Xi eekee : 8 gouty Ise | ener fang Law Fa SALE—One HORSE and tues MULES, ee apd? WAGONS, Apply to JNO. ‘reasury Building. Y POR ay te early ¢3 arden FARM PIANOS, &e. ‘['SEING AND REPAIRING PIANOB—Por Par- mile from city limits. Apply to JOHN ‘and Musical Busosainmente, sary Butlding: = 7 Des Paap Pore wal tory attenti ih street, peer morthwan ccna see rig Sree date mete ad mente generally. ARE ORANCE. aoe, SALE—Two ‘single sets of fin ies NESS aud « double set at Pita cic etc Apply Fa3 Diuhratreet, between @ and Hstseckas worth weet fron 9 to 1 o'clock. i220" RICK CLAY FOR SALE. B Apply DODGE & DARATILLE, 7 F street. BOARDING. Fe a ren tk: Buea AND UNFURNISHED ROOM Goat “ieterentes Givca” Address ame Rent Star afiee fsx" “HRS CLASS TABLE BOARD, with fi FS TE BORED with tne iarge Front on the most it part of tt are iy T3i9" Pennsylvania ave > etnsen Isth and Ith streets. von ee F EER corner Sa vtrect bh teat Geer... BO. paeane 3 moderate, at $106 corner avenue sue and ‘ist street. srt iy furnished Soom Ta ing with vor without BoARD— 21m" neous, pas, AMD er ly PERSONAL. HEREBY GIVE NOTICE Ie bay auy debts contracied EeeT A WILL Porson after this daten Keb: ot Sas cement OBURKE Mt C*et, taformation 1 mi Wi ¥ came nae | br pom BF Bi aes i “ape etes i *gOBERT. MES.=. 2. rrew SH, the and aye pe be seen at ————————— eee EAKN * ty puccena leas cmmiartty and Nervous Debili- | 141 pth wert Fayette Balt aia alti fected ity nay pekive ia Rotice Cer ant creoring poisons from the blood. Heai- THE ENTIRE STOCK Sines mailed or expressed. felis am ig AD af Rag tas LD @ bottle kz danvechon ma for BL from any, : z o. M‘>4uz PEYs1d1 wiFs, AT GOST eg | om rsa 2 CONSULTING PHYSICIAN, ‘The oldest estabhished Specialist tn the sity. ‘Ho, 1533 I street, below Mth, (rear of Arlington, + Hours: Il to 4 and 7 to 9, daity.