Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1873, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District Beading Matter on Every Page. aw ASHINGTON CITY: s-+---- February 17, 1973. Murder Made Easy. | Stokes has found the judge he was looking for , to grant a stay of proceedings in his case. Judge Davis is the party who does for this fancy mur- derer what Judge Boardman peremptorily de- clined to do. Stokes will now probably get a new trial on some petty technical points, and the chances are ten to one that he will escape the gallows. Foster, the car-hook murderer, who killed a! respectable citizen for no other offence than protecting gome ladies from his coarse insults, is | quite hopeful also of saving his neck. brutal deed was committed more than two years | ago, but his lawyers have managed to keep him from the gallows so far, and now when the time | approaches for bis execution a lot of sentimental simpletons, inclading the two Rev. Dr. Tyngs, and Rev. Morgan Dix, the governor's son, have petitioned to have his sentence commuted, and «are besieging the governor's chamber with ap- peals for executive clemency.” Se much for New York. In Boston, the unac- countable verdict of the jury in the case of Leavitt Alley, the teamster charged with the murder of Abijah Leavitt, his harrassing cred- itor. has raised the question amongst the Mas- | | sachusetts papers whether the system of dealing with murderers in that state is much better than that of New York. In this case, it will be remembered, the body of the murdered man | was found afoat in a barrel in the river, and | the murder was traced directly to Alley, It was shown conclusively that the murder was | committed in his stable; that Alley was seen to convey the barrel to Charles river and dump it in; that the barrel contained refuse matter from | Alley’s stable; and that Alley owed Leavitt | money which the latter had apparently gone to | collect. Further, there was not a particle of | testimony pointing in the slightest degree to | any other person than Alley. Blood was found upon the clothes of Alley, andl there was blood, also, im the stable. It was one of those cases where every possible circumstance combined to show the guilt of the man; am yet, paradoxical | as it may seem, the desperate nature of his case | appears to have been the meansof his acquittal, for it enlisted for him theservices of a trioof keen criminal lawyers, eager for the renown of saving | the neck of one whose chances were so small. And they so managed to betog a not over- brilliant jury with bewildering testimony about blood corpuscles, and made such potent use of the Boon-Calvin case years ago (when a Iman was hanged for the murder of another who afterwards turned up alive in New Jersey), that Alley, to the astonishment of everybody, was acquitted Fhe case has naturally set the Mas- sachusetts papers te discussing anew the ques- tien of capital punishment, and the means of checking the murder mania. One of them, we see, the Worcester Spy, takes very nearly identi- €aily the position we have taken in regard to the necessity for executing the law uniformly and net fitfully. That paper says: If it could be seen and understood, ever: where, that the laws against murder shall ce tainly be executed, this erime would become more and more infrequent. Those who think that something better than capital punishment could be provided for murderers, should see thd importance of executing the laws as they stand, and of making it certain that crime shall be | punished, before they do anything more to change or modify the penalty. It is possible, ith good intentions, to talk against capital ishment in such a way and wuder such cir- to put in operation a demor: i izing influence against exe criminals. When we have es of executing the laws with certainty, and | brought murderers and other criminals to feel that they cannot escape punishment by any o! the usual arts of cons cy against law, it wi be svon encugh to discuss Soontions relative to | the penalties; but, even then, it will not be in order to discuss the question of capital punis ment over condemned murderers, and talk as the bloody and ruthless mouster of last night med become one of the misued innocents of to- day.” a The New Five Per Cent Bonds. j ‘The Treasury Department on Friday last com- ¢ menced issning the new five per cent bonds to the syndicate. Up to the close of the business on Saturday about $5.000,000 were issued to | supply the American subscriptions. The de- | partment expects to issue several millions of these bonds daily from this time forward. The syndicate have now cousiderably over one hun- dred millions subscribed for, and the call for | one hundred million of sixty-two’s which was issued on the seventh of this month and im- mediately revoked, im consequence of a mis- understanding on the part of the London sub- seribers as to the date of delivery, will be dupli- cated on March Ist next, and the interest on the bouds thus called cease on the first of June fol- lowing. As already stated in Tue Stak, the in- dications are that in consequence of the rapidly accumulating subscriptions to the five per cent~, the syndicate will probably be able to take another hundred million of these bonds shortly after the first of March next, thus enabling the Secretary of the Treasury to call an additional hundred million of five twenty bonds. It has been reliably ascertained that the reports of the | probable failure of the syndicate to place any considerable amount of the new loan were put forth by parties in New York, whose efforts to get in the syndicate had failed. ‘The statement that the rival political factions in Louisiana are endeavoring to effect a reeon- eiliation among themselves in order to bring about a fusion of the two legislatures, meets with « variety of comments here. Up toa late hour on Saturday, neither the President nor the Attorney General had received notification of | any such contemplate vement. All that | sey knew on the subject was gleaned from sewspaper reports. In the absence of any aa- mticated «declaration on the part of the oppe- | Hon leaders in Loursiana of their futare plans, | - in fact, of any definite plan at all, the Presi- | nt expresses no opinien. It is quite apparent | t he has made up his mind on the subject, | ould any reasonable solution of these po- disorders be presented he would doubt- accept it, for the sake of harmonizing the sing clemenis. formation has been received here t to the ef- i that Minister Sickles, acting under the sections of the President, communicated sgh the Department of State, has, op be- of the United States, officially recognized public in Spain, and that the relations een our minister and the officials of the government are of the most cordial char- setms that the President of the Republic Spain aud his ministerial officers attach great portapee to the prompt recognition by the ited States of the new order of things in ain, which leads to the belief in official cir- cles here that this friendly act, so promptly rendered by President Grant, will have the ef- fect of hastening a solation of the troubles in Cuba. ‘Three important reports of Congressional in- vestigating committees may be louked tor this week—one in relation to the charges of bribery against Senator Cakiwell; one in the case of the Louisiana election; and one from Judge Po- land's committee, which was recently engaged iu investigating the charges against members of Congress in connection with the credit mobilier. All these reports will be looked for with iater- cst, and will doubtless give rise to much discus- sion. At this late hour in the session, four other investigations—two in the Senate and two in the Jiouse—are in progress, and a majority of them promise to continue throughout the week. Ke- ports from these committees will probably be made next week. 02 —_____ The Paitimore Americon favers the project of t maki (nquguration day national holiday, and a cges the Maryland Sth regiment and other » ittary organizations of that state to fall int. ‘ne in Washington on the 4thor March in the grand procession of the citizen soldiery of the country, North and South. —_— ee __. Fisherman Roeseveit may deserve his repu- tation as an expert angler with respect to the finny tribe, but asa fisher for sinecures under the Board of Public Works “he is nota suc- gecd,” as Carl Pretzel would say. | of the gamblers, and consequently do their best | to shield them fromthe law. New York is an We bate, = exceptional city, however, in more respects than §. (sas this. 8 a 5-2. | looks, At this rate, ‘Christian statesmanship” | after the Chic | BIN RE LOAN" AXD wigit 1 Ne A Second Nation: } Dodeoias ‘AN PRESBYTERIAN N CHUROH, Penna. avenue and 4th street The mayor of Philadelphia is waging a re- FINANCIAL AND L AND COMMERCIAL. WANTS. Jentless war against the gamblers of that olty,| past weck in Wall atrect wound up with gold . and thus far bas been very successful. There] at ea , the highest ‘quotation wince last sum. —_ . fie pe crrereeces MACHINES. is no earthly reason, except a pecuniary one, of faelgn goa ated a why gambling hells cannot be broken up in any ere ‘ood A bad aes Peed WEAVERS. none bot | city if the authorities are really determined in erbaneser tae copeted ae 719 Market Space. It their action. We don’t know how it is in other Kealeaey reg ee ol at the Wik ¥ Tent for one year an onfarni cities, but in New it has been proved that Hous SE of six cee in many instan’ n are under the pay New Yors—F; pos iy sas, te ome J Sha ———_-<<ee-_____. A New York dispatch says that a son of Cor- nelius Vanderbilt owes the Greeley estate $50,000 borrewed money, and that the senior Vanderbilt has given each of Mr. Greeley's daughters $5,000, at the same time informing them that they can have such money as they need at any time. A more honorable way for CUETEDCY 6B seveeessnve New Fives..men. : ginia 67s, consolidated, the Commodore would have been to cancel at | tte. West epizia's, i + bid to-day. once the obligation contracted by his son, by mpdditnge. 15g. eatton 9 ris, et toate giving the Misses Greeley $25,000 each. The e ;, fair to prime , obligation is one which Mr. Vanderbilt can very te. + Bl: } G82 3 ingest ree Lear = er te weil afford to assume. S190: 1.30@82; amber wes. ——_—_——_-+ee-—_____ Py "15. \rm— hern, 63; ye!- ‘These be parlons times. Last week a “society ieee eee cee eee hem Sig crn, 6i@ét. ‘Gate ‘western, 1SAi; others nominal. Rye editor was kicked out of a house on K street, as eas stro is said, and to-day another of the same ilk felt ieee, site ve alte ma = called upon to pitch into one of the proprietors clear rib siden, 6/4 of the Chronicle on account of some alleged Nitte hcg ‘Lard se Pay, dear | grievance. “Things is gittin’ mixed,” as the noel: ocate; ‘choice » Whisky darkey said up at the investigating committee- “Tee T= Stocks dull. Mon a room the other day. LSE to 116 pir Geut. Gold firm. 14, _icnctrar. SA See Tore, 94; ehort, 10's, Governments duit aameky Minister Sickles acquitted himself hand-| (New Your, ve iz Flour ‘dull, "Wheat quiet, | somely on Saturday when he conveyed to Senor | “TO.P0x! Feb Ir, Il x mi.—Console opened at 92% | Figueras the congratulations of the government | for money Bi for account. Bonds of ef the United States on the establishment of a Yat, old, $8 5 1867, 9350; 's, 392; Bow fives, 9%. republic of Spain. Figueras seemed touched by what he aptly styled “ the robust voice of the American people,” and concluded by saying that Spam will remember the worthy example set her by the United States. ——_e2____ Things are getting very foggy again about those ten thousand dollars so kindly handed by | Dr. Durant to Brother Harlan. The more the singular circumstance is explained, the worse it Francronr, Feb. 17.—Bonds opeaed at 957 for the issne of 1: STonpon, Feb. 17, 2 p. bo the Stock Exchaiy lower than the Bas: rie OR a —_ for money at mment aecuritias is hate ‘England rate by one per cent. w ~~ 'HE ¥ WEATHER, AR ‘DEPARTMENT Office Chief ‘Wasurneoton, D. eb. 17, ¥ SyNoPsie FoR TARE Past TWE! morning in southern Tinois, kas passed nortl A second storm ¢ leveloped on Sunday afternoon on the tuiddle At lantic coast and is now off C Cc The barom- a0 fallen in the extreme northwest. Fresh igh northeast winds have extended suce Sunda ‘Thoon from New Jersey to Maine, with rain ‘and | snow. North and cast winds now succeed from Now | York to Virginia, with cloudy and clearing weather. Southwest winds have veered, to hwest, with | won't reach par again in the next half-dozen generations. —____ -*ee-- —______ Nothing like looking out for the future. Act- ing on this principle the New York Sux of Fri- day bad a long and earnest editorial article urging an improvement in the comfort of the cells in the Tombs prison in that city. SPans, Feb. 17—Rentes opened at 8 francs, $3 cen- | tocat'on WELLER © REPYE OUR HOURS — | The area of lowest barometer, which was Sunday | ANTED—In a family of two,a GIRL to qook, wash, and ire hook way jiven. ust | come well recommended. Apply 1006 Bit strvet | southwest. T the southern and eastern ‘zult | m decidedly in the | Kirti ae REPUBLICAN AS30- jmday afternoon in the Okie : fie | Hi AScciation will be Well THIS" ¢Monda es 4 NING a Clarke i Hall, 479 Penna deanis arenuc, | (raQRamiLaTies ee tes ee ene eee: | A. SHISEL » President.’ | facking to north night, with clear? , Secretary. it ts ng, weather. Diminishing ing northwest winds, (ising rature and clearing weather prevail ‘in the fecha Sea hola ee 5 Mie toaryed | fs and quath ‘Attestic cases, Folliee tare | ion on) TUESDAY EVEN Peprusry bar cee, rising temperature and increasing southwest- | iS3,in ODEON BALL, corner 4% street and Pen erly winds prevail from Missouri to the upper lakes, | e, preceding an area of ure in the extreme Grier ate fratermaly an — Rorthwest. Pleasant ‘weateer coutinus tn tha cult states. Cautionary signala continue at New York, New London. Boston and Portland, Me =aamiaacon CITY HIBERNI NEVOLENT SOCIETY, No. 1.—B: n of the Society. there will be aSpacial Mesting rol Hall THIS (Monday) EVEN b- Tuary Ith, 1873, for the consideration of the revised apie. wae of every amembet is a. ito: BRODERI@K, 8: ATTENTION, RNIGE There will be a Spec: NDERY at St. Pets School Hower. Bs between $f aud 4th streets southeast, on PU ESI VENING, at 752 p.m. NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS, Assessors of the several Legislative Districts having completed the assessment of real property for the fiscal year ending June soth, 1374, the Board of Appeals will mect at the office of the Stiperinteadent essments atid Taxes, No. 330 43 street near the cocuer of Louisiana aventic, ou the 3D Day OF F. BCARY, 1873, a 1 o'clock’, to hear any ap that may be made from thé Valuations of sai All appeals must be made in writing, and sworn to before an officer competent to administer oaths, ‘The Board will bein session ench day (Suuday ex- cepted) from 11 o'clock a. m. until 3 o'clock EB- als AY Panctual attendance is re- pi By order of the Committee, Lf (p BARRETT, _LEWIS H. LANMAN, Ree. ibe. Li mang ier ales sudo WEDNESDAYS aud SATURDAYS frome ehaticcte (in maguiba ite arcleck rae Lo gizeitic t “to the < — Page atl! oe ork, oat BALL, p.m. we. frst Git RueY a SIN, WILSON E. J. MIDDLETON, Members of the Boar of Appeals, Of the clase dari required, especially tenors and bass: new members will be. receive don MONDAY, ‘the SDAY, the 20h Insts. trom dts Hall) Some knowledge of rasic at red. NO Persons who sur nt, more, feite CALE LN BOILERS. S' IN BOILERS. I will Remove and Prevent SCALE in any Steam rendered policies to uy in | Bétlers, binge nr gag . { GEO. W. LORD, YONKERS AND NEW YORK FIRE INSUR _febat sw" Philsdelphia, Pa. 20 carhid “in aah ‘call at our office and receive the amount of unearued premium for the same. A. 8. PRATT & SON, fi7-3t Corner %&h and D stress, [CHO Te oe BASANT ENTER- TAINMENTS, Etc. JOSEPH J. MAY'S OS art KID GLOVE DEPOT, 939 Pa. AvE., BET. 9TH aNd LOT White Kids, wes i, 3.4and 6 Butte colors, with 1, 2,3 and 4 Buttons. Lay iy Ee ‘And Pearl Gray. M* FRIENDS 4 AND THE PUBLIO IN GENE- : flank ca the hereby informed that the undersigued a8 SALoon —_ RESTAURANT, 3 loth street, Between" E aad F streets northwest. And be it farther known, that on TUESDAY, February 13, a first-rate LUNCH will be given, to which the pub- lie is respectfally invited. It RIC A O COAL DEALE We have several hundred tons of WHITE ASH AND yt ad CLAY SHAMOKIN FURNACE, EGG AND STOVE SIZES, a euths FIRST RECEPTION Y. M.C. A. FRIDAY EVENING, February 21, 1873. The whole Y. x. CA. Building, jactudt ng Li occa: Hall, will be ‘thi grandest select Refreshments be Herbert. > A DANGEROUS ATMOSPHERE. — at wholesal ly to us perse ri LARK & CO, by TEDW. ¢ Wholesale and Retail Dealers rn Lumber, we and Coal, foot of Fourth street Wet CAED: —Mr. J SERIHGTON eects de- to tender Iils thanks to the Amaterirs: ladies and gentlemen, of the Cast, Chorus and Orchestra, ho bo Kindly lissisted inthe production of his Opera, lerie,or the Treasured Tokens,” and to con: gratuisis’ theun om the soctess sehiovel mii ia: Standing the Giesdvantags under which the ‘perfor. mance was given. | That any of the press hotices should have > Unjust and untrue, me was be case, is namattor to bs rearetieds pul tione, thn fanation of the fair-minded, recoil upon the heads thors, whose unfriendly animus is ot to be disguised, On the other hand, the large and ntettigent ardien fies, and of those who have endeavored cutioncly acouit themsaves of the dimeult ¢ The great atmospheric wave which, the meteorolo- cists tell us, sweeps over the whole United States from the Pacific coast at this season. is loaded with unwholesome vapors that chill the body and digturb all its functions. Perspiration is checked, the stom- ach is deranged, the bowels and the liver sympathize with that organ, the nerves and muscles are pulmonary complaints are engendered, and the spir- iis are more or less depressed. These are among the common effects produced by the moist, ungpnial winds prevalent in the winter months. But tf system is toned and fortified in advance with Host ter’s Stomach Bitters, no danger need be apprehend- ed from any condition of the atmosphere. The “ill wind that blows nobody any good” will not be likely to Mow any harm to him who strengthens and regu- lates his internal organs with this wholesome. veg- tag of ] criticising au extensive musical work upon a nets etable tonic and alterative, and elothes his outside | friticising au extensive musical work upon « angle a manner suitable to the season, The seeds of | jmpeession as to the merit: and the per- fever and ague and other diseases of an intermittent or remittent type, are now in the air, and are tiable formance. with which the wi his kind pera may be to be planted in the aystem, to germinate and bring | MUG peng dome teat ne ee eon to fall forth bitter fruit, either immediately or at alater thd I. REMINGTON FAIRLAMB. period, unless due sanitary precautions are taken to ward them off. Off ail safeguards against malaria, this famous vegetable antidote is the best; and of all remedies for the paiufal ailments caused by damp, cold and sudden changes of temperature, su¢h as Theam| ‘hills, irregularities of the bowls, bill- i and indigestion, it is {the most refiable fi7-cott kW ¥ STIV ‘OR THE BENRFIT TSE Abyss Lote con ts and 6h streets southwest will commence February WV, and inge 2 fisa co Oi AND GT ACOPY FIRST AYWal AL TORIAL SAVINGS, iG ASSOCIATION, 631 ¥ E. McB. TIMONEY, Set’y. A NOBLE Cuaniry. OMAHA LOTTERY: To ERECT THE NEBRASKA STATE ORPHAN ASYLUM To be Drawn in Public, MARCH Sst, 1573. Tickets, $1 each or Six for 85. Tickets sent by Express C, Q. D., if desired. 978.000 | 1 Cash Prize 1 Gash Prise. ‘Sow mais of Prizes send for Circular. Ht mmm p ndorsed by his excellenc: James, and the best busiuess wen Of the street, r fis bt ak Hawa TRINE, eee a OF | © The timited number of Tickets on hand will be far- M., are respectfully requested to with rout nished those who a) onply iret meeting on the 1th Sigoms Snow ‘32. Agents wanted. F full Particulars aiicee, GET nn f17-m.w fm" Manager. Omaha, Neb aipee el Only a Few More Left. RAPIDLY CLOSING OUT. by Rev Dr. No SLE. Sabbath School chot- MUST ALL BE SOLD. preaching b: Se, meet for prayeé and | WILL POSITIVELY CARRY NOTHING FVER. guinferenes. < Rach service folluwal By Pee ei eeatiatly invited to attends = Them $6 ALL-WOOF, COATS and $10 DRESS GO HE STOCKH rot tie, ARLINGTON FINE TNSUBAL oe wi 90478... = . 1423 G treet A’ ire seas ‘of February, SWOOL COATS 38 19. Beile wil beopoued atm. 8 _ SEES VERCOATS.-— woevee BL SHEA DRESS 10 ‘count rapidly ! mentee of the al, anpialos: the peice being es tear volsonls lowrter goods Sceeumeemee an examination au inable, at the same time with all the stockholders. FASHIONABLE TAILORS, in gncoreatul operation fot f 2 Gon sxe Tre axy D Sterxts. COWIE, Pr PHIL. H. WELCH, Secretary. ro teaceas NEW DRUG STORE, No, 1429 Pawxsvivania AVENUE, at the foot of Sixth street west, which we will sell to | | | | nd and the be rye eA ea street neat Nsvuthicagt, Capitol ad from 17%. te. Ey <h SITU: W pest = le meee ages puree and sew. Good references. Address Box 2. Star oo lad TED-S ST ON, Da a rappecrabls iwhtie iris to do plain 2< ironing ina private family. Good reference. Blouse call at 1901 nd | hood. ‘Terms must be moderate. A prompt tenant. Address "Mechanic, Star office mee | Witte ANTEDTA goal SERVANT t0 cook. waahani | iron for two in family. Also, a good Chamber- 4; one who w "apie 8. 1 Pacaeeae se a a % - tween th and 10th street Ww | | | ANTED—Two WOMEN wad one WAT! aE. NW “Apply at Owen House. WaAntED-A OOOUR at ‘Eavtenrant Wo ae Ez Ww. Ww NTED—To rent, two or three Tae OF x peal ved and coal yard. Addr. ANTED—A_ practical BRICK JRNER wud FOREMAN, one who has bad xperionce in baring with coal” Address, with bame and refer- ence, City Post Office Box 388. f15-~ ANTED- meng ntlanan who loves the A fan equivalent for hismaney, | TTI, 501 Pe: - Ng nia avenne, under National Hotel. Ws ANTED—A hed to cook, wash, aie. Also, a Girl to do ree. German or Ameri WANTED-A shite oF colon GIRL ge Refertpoos reauired,” faguive af SOS tat atpect be: of " : | tween O-and I), Capitol tii ath ran ANTED—A WOMAN to take char, intend a first-class laundry. Must und han ds. Refer D, HUFTY & cand ieee Ar: he business and manay ent of ANTED—A HOUSE eee 3 rooms; one aWith yard and stable preferred. For moderate a good tenant can be secured. ‘address, eating vality, terms, &c.,** House,” Star office. TED—A compatent NURSE, Tately from wish ws Californi ithe family the samme capac of D pox No. 8; Wieshington, D force! Pepin jately—Families or is in eed of first class SE) vents of crety dewetip tion, "male female, once. Servants also can . it and get suppli ecLOiRE oboTLE es to retutn in co P. sok | Employment, to UTLER, 007 eas 2 7 ANTED—At the cor northwest, eee F of sh L ‘and ects, Cassard' Sar Sn- W houlders, 100.5 3 jones ‘Tomatoes, 3 Ibs., 2c. goods in proportion; Balt Pork, 8¢. veer LOST AND FOUND OST—On the ovening of the Lith instant, i the 4 vicinity of Lafayette Square, A ying of GOLD BEADS, with, cross atta {ivetal reward | | 625 lita st STREBT A ABOUT EEN PARROT. Last seen ate Department towards Presid grounds. A liberal reward given if returned ith street. at FOR RENT AND SALE. (OR RENT—FRONT an OK i, PARLOS, F DINING - mM CHER. fernished or re Most. {17-40 ‘8 very desirable rth five Let toda Oni ‘trom city. ih gains at all S11 7th street. UNF UBNISHED jor housekeeping, at een exchanged. Tent quired. $N6 8h cuset, =n dt SEES i. ‘15-3* EK RE! oe ole peered = I mestern conveniences; but ae but privat iy. "THOS. E. WAGGA at k HOUSE contain’ on G street, between 61! Bo. 645; rent cheap. StF a SOR oo building LOT. tol FE tee in ‘ercomont on hase Y 5 Roe cu en er ee eS No. 1907 Pennsylvania avenue REE Teo-atory teams ROUGE containing Feome snd which. No 114 sit cereet atl reet ath Shi streetas northwest, between 4 { FOS BEST 4 SECOND Floor omieanied: ) WANTED Teo piaioly tinted ROOM water, bath reves sa on tire pap, door easel vats ng, where the cocupant wilt have & Thauire free entrance te hie'® ing ‘quiet neighbor- ‘on the a ioe ject decp ated. alley; very chia namie balance Onlong time. & ay iL- LIAM TYLER, Beal Estate Broker, Om RENT.—The HOUSE No. 517 isth stree meg es zs = saan for rent. Tt has ‘mi aces 0D DOVILLIERS 1113 Farect. neat ieee FORREST Ty bare rect, iu Ir. je HAL. US ouge between Dand Louisiana ayanne; N: the $d and 4th floors. THOS, E. Wadeam’ 919 7th street. 4-3t Fors RENT— HOU EN Taga north Nrest, betwort, Mi we per month, in sdivence;ets rose, site end beck alley. None aved apply that cannot give good security that the rent will be tls, as T have been cheated to the amount of @50 by the last tenant. Inguire Yb. of Sth aud G streets nerihwest, Ti Sal, td Fo RENT—From March loth neat, STORE end wg preemie No. 616 Powe Qyprelts Metropolitan, Hotel." JNO. B. ue No. 612 Pennsylvania avenue. OR SALE—Ata bargain, 4 two-story frame si on HOUSES, situated on Rhode Island as enue, south front, between 6th and 7th street northwest! = eT four-room HOUSES on alley in rear of | above, This operty ¢% Spon! location and very sold. E. McB. TIMONEY, F tinder Second National Bank fet3-1w FOR, BEST-A FRONT PARLOR woatly fur nished as a chamber, on second floor, with without Board Frjosroqeenaliio. Call at 9 street, second door above Ist ‘OR RENT—A LARGE AND DESIRA KF Womnice RodMscond Bost, he rata ital sons; also, two ROOMS third floor. YALL. 459 Pennsylvania mee Arg Bey, Fo RENT—THE STORE AND LARGE DWELLING. 457, Penusylvauia avenue, six doors vast of National Hotel FRANCK TAYLOR. fut 324 Indiana ave RENT.—Partly furnished or. two or three communicating ROOMS « floor; gas and water, <tationary washstands, bath a water closet on same floor, 1911 Pennsylvania ave- » between 19th and 2th streets. £11-3r* oe RENT.—No. 318 Pennsylvania avena = ¢ and commodions HOUSE of twenty. + to open a large boarding. nediately. Tex ne will nises or corner [fFeorgetown. fates ne som FRAME HOUSE. with y brick stable on rear of lot, near M street. Also, on of the best built efgbt room FRAME Stable side and beck slleyer . Also, a ten cum BRICK. HO: bay-window; four rooms on first floor.’ Price, $6.50 Also,auine room BRICK HOUSE, on O stree complete FRAME COTTAGE. Price, $2, £00. Also. a very desirable cps LOT, on Lsth st. 1 of LS. CHAPMAN Carpenter ani we Opp. Contre Markets Thiet FOR RENT A ew three-story BRICK DWEL ING, No, 9112 H street northwest, coutal 13 rooms, with water closet and bathroom, a cellar, and Ee eed with range, hot and $50 REWARD —Lost-on or about Januaty a, near Willard’s. Hotel, a gentle GOLD VEST CHAIN. large Links, Sith SLOCKET, containing the picture of sated, ‘The gover ard will be given if Ie OLAN'S wine tore, corner 6th street a Pes as Iwania mis fist ANTED— Ever, one te to know thai the VIt peeras MACH: E has its needle seff- Lt Most perfect shuttle in use, resting | in a bar aud works of steel.’ Agency 469 Ivania avenue. Also, Brauch of Mime. Pen | creat Batteru Enporian, ey TL Ww acIOme Aatnt. W STE to eall_ on UBER to have all kinds of pea done, Als PINK ING: FRENCH FLUTIN al kinds of EMBROIDERY Hh streets opposite Patent Oiles, ‘bed; pen BR most Ae Ok atthe Steam wae ‘Maine avenue, et, 43g aud th ale, NG ir of large OPERA GLA: in Linecip Hall, nt Wendell Phillipa’ le: i tare, or in car Word. Phe duier Sill were | ito A. JONES, No. a1i7' i by réturnin, ” or Center ‘Market, st" CAceET ADRIFT ON TH THR Giai_OF | N0- OF | vember, 1572, a small SAIL Bi ame, Our Fritz.’ The owner will sgn * fon ve pro- + pay oneruess &e. @ corner et linet (153 ot N and THE Aste wd white BI CrEALocuY: both ears marked. “The ae will come ward, prove pre charges. and, take her aways THO! AYES, No. 68 TOOM: ONYX EARRING —The rewarded by leaving it ai put (O8T—On the 1h, bet eg codTh ont L streets, oceie Cy} | i Wocrat coward will oO i. Said aid ite ferned to472 Cwtreet borthwest. BOARDING. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR PAA BLN- | gle gentlemen can have good BO. and a pleasant ROOM on second floor, at BOs Te Reece horthwest. £15-3i* Fics iT - yay TABLE BOARD, with fine Jar, on the moat part of t! jeanant Avenus oN 33 1319" Penusylvagia avenue, Isth and Sth street: febs- FS) RENT—Two fags read Rng 5 we with Bedrooms adjoinin :D- corner 3d street and In ARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND Gone. Roderat, at 2105 corner of Pennsylvani enue and 2ist street. ana. ole PERSONAL. 5, RANDALL, 200. Ss. P41 West Payette streot, Thirty years’ experience in Dino aIGGED. arantees acure in recent diseases of in Urinary organs in three HH ys; chronic canes in ar re, by a local remedy, vigor restored. WES A. as FRENCH» Ms Bing E, ae ledium, can be aspen 725 Tinh sreet fart aveatt slsos aves deli gharacter by photograph ph ‘hand’ writing HE ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY "Tbeon peusredte teriek Cann TAOR S EPS of the size prescribed by the Board of Public Works, imitation Grey and Black Granite, Seneca and Sand orsleck of he » and guar ee them rable as natural ‘tone, and about one-half the Ti Bone Sone Ceumts wectnon wy, Sapien of ste and ; warkmey. an ‘alks. in front ‘of the Board et Works efices ireen & Wiliams’ action store, and cess ption, corner 9th street and Penneylvanta 6 avenne, = "E, corer of th and AI witeete fronted ini tion athe best PORTLAND CEMENT tor sale in large or small quantities. Leave your orders with x. gat 115-tf General Minkger; Ts CHINESE TEA HONG Has removed te 613 D street, Between 6tb and 7th, north side. TEAS cheaper than ever. No rent to pay. febi4-3m_ NJAMIN, Proprietor BLANEETS, QUILTS, | NAPKINS, TOWELS, rdeet. 100 Pair GRAY BLANKETS, 150 Dozen CHEAP NAPKINS, 200 “ CHEAP TOWELS, FOR HOTELS AND BOARDING-HOU: ‘This lot of Gondsnme.very Cheap and very hoa, TORN T, MITCHELL, {136-931 PENNSYLVANIA A r= OLD GOVERNMENT | JAVA OCOFFER, | VERY BEST QUALITY _ AND AT LOWEST PRICES. N. Ww. B | F to be built near it this summer, direct to. Washiuz- ton. Great bargain given if sold soon. Will take city property in exchange. ———_ at 619 Pa. ave- me east, between 6th and 7t Ss. febs-Im ee py at ain HOUSES in 12 ith. A) wil ributaM TYLER, weal paral Fis ‘OR ese nisbed, mith, ¢ family, No! 1228 DBS, single and without BOARD. in a street northwest, cor street. irs FoF “gels 8 fout-room new BRICK HOUSE, Mth-street cars. $15 per ont. Injuire 624 Louisinus avenue, from 9 to p.m, a ltl aac FS SALE—At a Bargain—Two- gd HOUSE on Sstreet, between Mth and 1th; pressed bri¢ front, with two ba: windows, § rooms, bath room large lot; cheay jong time; an attractive bar- gain, BiH: WARNER, 799 Ti street TS sot Fo OR BRENT—A& BRICK HOUSE of 8 rooms, near any south oa ‘weet fronts: en es . pep gre pair igus and water. Abpir st 103.1 NOR RENT Tvo-sory HOUSE: Sais com - ete, at 406 lat street svutheast y soul a(OOrRer Ia aud and Dots. soutl f 1-19 {OR BENT—In one of the most desi: loca. of Hand lth and well-furnished ROOMS, water in every im, 4 jan33-Im QB RENT—The HOUSE and 7 Acres, Known aa | ech Rosalyn Property, in Virginia, adjoining the etown, On reason: quire ina et Aqueduct Bridge, or of W. H. UNGAR, | —A hi joey itable fe = | GRRE" Tegan oe Odd eg "a ia avenue. 23-Im* EDUCATIONAL. MSS, Sid RESTRE GER CHOOL, FOR YOUNG < ‘commence JaNtARY a an Sommenstocis-am" : ICHOLS, N NICHOLS, NICHOLS, THE = — "HOLS, ANOY GOODS. HO! sty, “GLOVES, JEWEL Pays STATIONERY, CHEAP TOYS, &c., &c., No. 1009 ek STREET NORTHWEST, how ju K and L streets, Has 9 large at mal pleasant store-room. Has a large stock of in his line. Does not pretend to seil for legs than cost. Believes it will pay customers from bouth Washington, the Navy Yard, George- tun, and citizens generally, to visit his Cheap Store x A. BOSWELL & CO., * REAL ESTATE BROKER: SOUTHEAST CORNER FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREET AND VIRGINIA AVE- NUE SOUTHWEST. FOR eek ne 0} rE Ic) pus ES. beoten Four-and-a-| Shalt and Bt streets west. terms. THREE TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES, on F rect south, uoas Second street west; four rpoms. Brice, Ae, ABLE BU BUILDING G Lots, in Howard ae HOUSE, on B street ith streets. enay. 'B HOUBE, oe Wth street Gormaieoness SORES, = Sn ee TURES ora = GouD USL Ann we (MASKS! MASKS! MASKS THE GREATEST VARIETY! COTILLION GOODS, (GERMAN FAVOKS,) THE FINEST ASSORTMENT, Rare a'TWO-STORY ¥) A Fait 0 OF ore ea 00 genes in Tmniles of Brooks" £ Rey WILL: STOCK, AND Fi OCEBY STORE DUING A Just Recelved at cue. RUPPERT’S PANCY BAZAAR, iZ-lp 403 SEVENTH STREET. F AaAcgTwsS . a ‘THE ENTIRE STOOK or - PRINS BAZAAR Sar cost Lite rey ovearzp : £ id Sr | | BRODHEAD «& Co's. Somes CHANCES, ALE—\ GOOD BUSINESS CHANOE, DY Gagne neh Ey DRY Goons. AN. BLACK ALPACAS reduced frown ont ee eats Taree ee ether Sie ae from FS ap.e= Give, Ae ved stand inauguration, “dobs Eedecnd Fay Soper ot. ines to attend & $ih 50 28 He ae FRENCH MUSL INS, 350 RELA imok ‘a Fa FANTUY: EXTER Shon of ather White Goods af ‘frm wills in py oy A Sa ES # lo BLA RESS SILKS of Guipet c we vecusigiments. ge Fst eee Mae These goods have 1 ave EE Uso bati ay he STOR avi. | the Bailed Sates aod Till be sold wt a sligh vance on fi 600 1. and URASE of « nr VFiceane MRIs KID GLOVES 9 conte. Party center ait wy count of other bustiens ‘ameutt poe BCA D. Star omer tiem | ., Amie ‘= ‘adie ‘end OUTFIT FoR RI | SBRETI in Sa, 94 and 104 from 8.50 > dine + Apely au. ANSON, N 35 Penn sy: cents ap. Jomiery , Sioses, Ribtons Ro Miings. &. 7 ver) cheap. 7ARM 65 ACRES, TH Tx cave minty by benbog of Pate nk Bess Be FUERA RODHEAD & 60 Turnpike, wear Tolls | mderwrar ditect from tye man Epa SUG Hat Beat ow. iy . soe WENTY PER Saat . ail E HAVE OVER ‘Error | L T oF GRO PND, aitamted in di@erent portions of the ON ALL saLns oF for Pe ene Seger os sale at a small advance on scooomment | WOOLEN DRY GOODS | FOR A FEW DAYS LoNcER. act EY ERED eto PERTY AT | } | ats on abably tak 247, front eke ine cei vt wenr. be. lars apply | Prices am mlaon less 30 per cont... for Cave WrRtiM BY eustlincers ana teehee. Nutt to ene the Breas at Bargaine in Clothe, @ae- tate agents, baiiding febli-eolm mien: ae prianbets, Drees Dereear topes tery Aue. ALDERS. Bi For | out | 4 Glove 91 Kean ts ne Kids or lene inex- for f oat @ Wr anstible hank of SAND, of the tinest nasilte fivelty. WALKER © MeRAE 333" 3 Tah sre, 1018 an 1600 ithe opposite Treasury. T3e" | PREFARE FOR INAUGURATH Ww fee 17, $40,000 y — a ame of. )¥ HAVE AT OUR DIsPosaL WOWEY To LOAN ou Bird-clane real ewtat seeurity —fem | 10.000. ies desiting such loans, oF ~ Ae to invest, may find us at oar Of- | $20 stn OS Breet rar Th i" ROBERTS & BURR, Brokers 70 Loa —on GOOD REAL | Teal estate security ,for ome of mere | Bo RONMER, 513 70h etroet GREAT DRY GOODS AND CARPETINGS. SEEING IS BELIEVING! No DISCOUNT, | Dnt unex: ampled i. porchasers are new (OREALESTE oro GOOD WILL and FIX j erage wi Learn: ian TOF eS isthe, Millinery and, Fane 5 7 fore, Reo | THE ARCADE rect, hart 9 vs DOR SALE—An establiahed ‘cast BUST son, the undersigned have marked dowa thn price of pt ig oe located, Inquire at | Very article in store, which is guaranteed @ per McCERLLA ANB bn, caves 8} fints lower that at as} ge fu (own wc ithatapd = 66 ng the many discounts oftcred everywt savin Seaaitiered comprines: Ul sth, Planmete, i eollen roo , Velyeteons, ae FOR SALE. Sironda, STabie, Linen, Towels, Nin a Cottons, and many woanaalle too pumenvas to men ANB THE CQhEATESY STRGALIY 1s oun ARPEIS A flue SADDLE HOUSE. ou stuck. Apply ~— 1 p Fk SAGER rglendid team of CHESTNUTS; nich style aud Ads_ hands by and 9 Sears old: very teNew York . stylish, and of great endnrance. Address ¢ their homes nicely fo K., P.O. Box 117, Washington, D.C. 12-6" ti expense by ‘on w etal a | BF ONLY Moe | SEason To PROCOREA ba BF No trouble w ah WOLFORD & sifLeER his firm. aE A GHANCE Cr ie by ot aa ° calling den FARM. | to JOHN Toni, » Broa mile from city liatite. wet Ty vury Building: Ne. 427 7 STRELT 500 RABE CHANCE fom SaUE— spine jane. we sor oD and i, of ree MA! ‘OST HARNESS; . PROFESSIONAL, D* * = scr, ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN, or tith at? BLE, HORSE oe ae street, between @ and H strecks dtoloheke BECK char. FOB SALE. DODGE & PA RNEILLR. j80-Im* tt C, ® Festee, a. p. MEDICAL, &e, 421 3m W EAKNESS, & Arreqularity, aud Nervous Debili- 5 eth LEPH rarer | La ore ap ate ty . stice fully treated. emedios agreentle. ret. Ae ase A -s rs. oe Court af i ae 4 A"CheoSan, Washinasons Do Oe tehs n Gump Anh § Baars weer O* raphers a. TBC Rercats Uetwent wi tet and risciny Bae po avenue, and 1332 F street, isth and Mth ste. 1 RB. RICORD, an ey Fayette street, Bal: age > Diseases of the aimee eauntertbens ? Fmapotenc; totareloskion axe proaset ech peckhve te fo Joe Vigor and removing. poltoas' from the blood Coedings in the Courts $i epee. cihes mailed or expressed fel’ SITIONS taken ii Tinied Copy, [A2AME Watson, a meet tarsicind 2 PuYsicia® Set ‘Sib wire, JOHN F. wanna, oretiaw ‘ between Hand 1. Boome, Board, Medical attenianer Ac.. at reasonable prices. Tapeworm removed with head in two ho Refer to patiouts treated in Washington. novld-4m” bD* LEON, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN, The oldest established Specialist in the city, No. S11 Mth street, above H. Hours: 1 to 4 and 7 to 9, daily, Se Specialty—Female Complaints and oa | 2 porog gy | treated, and 1 NING AND BLPALRING ee Mead Po. tees and Musical Encertouments.—Ab- wave secsives the spest prom ‘abel satisfac | He forme monag te be L in ti} 2 by onuRy ey ne toe “the twenty years well kno avenu pee Ky soon vad: | Ecpairers. Dealers in Pianos asd Musical Lustre: ye se medicine will be cent, Aadross hee De ments generally =. a ee SSCHOMACKEE 4 00.8 PIANOS \ouEY BET. __ ILADELPHIA. rickk GREAT REDUCTIUN LN PRICES. To be had of BRACE & ‘These instruments, which, on account of thetr #e- PLANTS BOM, corner Sant eet te ; ‘testimonials iSoinp agri = ead tothe THE TRADES. by Rita FLAS OS te roan ‘A WINGS AND DECORATIONS “AWNINGS | _Pervous who cl country Attention En spss Decorating’ Halls for Halle and | snd compare for themest Parties; LAGK, HORSE AGON COVERS, ox ; ee ax JOHN O HOGAN, Manufacturer, “instr 939 Penusyivania arene, decstr Bowed heeds. | WW ILLiAy MRNABE £00. Timon: GRAND, AND PkiG AWSINGS, FLAGS, TENTS. SQUARE AND G ick b PIanos._ M.G. COPELAND, forty —. and ape thelr e al 643 Louisiana avenue, one door east 7th street. Stich Mire uneautited for commana City and County Residences See aad olives mene FLAGS and TEN? Rane for sale and rent BQUAER PIANOS bare ther compete. RAT nag to order. ba itt "6 PIAKOS PLANOs DANCING CLOTH ewer | ona nte Cm HOS ond end OVA! batts F. BRIEN, PRACT? and rent, at REICHENBACES. Repos ‘Bieam and Gas-fitter, has $23 1th MO’ $89 Lew istane avonse. Orders | fot a — irae, 348 tse ncreae Capel deca” HOTELS. J E. TURTON, “ CARPENTER, BUILUVER, AND CONTBACTOR. Orders for House Gernentering, Jobbing, or Gon- W ILLABD'’S HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D.C. REMODELED, REFURNISHED, FIFTY PRIVATE BATH-ROOMS, AND ELEVATORS ADDED. OPEN NOVEMBER 2, 1°72, tractor’s Work Subir San street, below Eat. northwest, | _&c30-I 2. ¥. ORES, Prepyiceee. | [X08 Bore. pGignerzows, DO. COAL AND WOOD. The Hotel ben Gene cent ‘od furnished. OOD AND COAL!__WOOD AND OoaLr | 1 coli bat end eae er som > being situaied on the astingtom [aici leave te call the attention of sewer eubers at No. 1 Aetrex HOUSE, dect Sm Northeast corner of ch and K ete. eeeeees _semtt Berwees 7ru any Stu Staeets, |= IMPERIAL HUTEL, JAMES SYKES, Proprietor. BPRontne Pexxsvivanta Avence, Berceen th and Uth streets, Wasnincton, D.C. Theskies te spe ABLINGTON,” VERMONT AVENUE, T. BOKSELE « son, ecB-ly Proreietors. <a |. WILLARD, 81 TO 91.95 PER PArn. WASHINGTON, D, 0. WALL, ROBINSON 2.005” | Fy. W ts PECTORAL, SYRUP, re COUGHS AND COLDS. SOLWY BY ALL DHUGGISTS. * eee M°* wonprarty J ISVERTION oF THB ones? Kiecicu Galvacie SPRUTA.