Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1873, Page 2

EVENING STAR. CROSBY 8S. NOYES......Editor. >: Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: | Mareh 14, 1973. TUE ‘The New Member of the Cabinet. Hon. William Adams Richardson, or ashe is nore commonly desiguated, Judge Richardson, Secretary of the Treasury, was born at ‘Tyngsberough, Massachusetts, November 2, He is a gentiemanof decided convictions upon which he is called upon te actin bis official capacity, but, nevertheless, possesses a uniform amiability of manner which has rendered him very popular during Lis residence in Was m. Like his prede- | « thoroughly Ameri- <n in his ideas, and believes that the people have a right to consult their officers freely and at all times in matters affecting their interests. he Secretary is a lawyer by profession, as was b * father; he has two brothers who are also lawyers, and bis uncle, William M. Richardson, is chief justice of the supreme court of New Hampethire. He graduated at Harvard in 1813; ai three years later received from that insti- jon the degrees of M. A. On the Sth of July, 1846, on motion of the late Gov- nor Andrew, of Massachusetts, he was admitted to the Boston bar, and subse- | quently began the practice of law with his brother im Lowell. He was for two * president of the common council of was president of the Wamiset bank of lowell, and also of the Mechanics’ association for several years; and in 1835, with Prof. Joel Parker and A. A. Richmond, was appointed to | revise the general statutes of Massachusetts. | "Tbe result of his four years’ labor in this direc- { om was so satisfactory that he was selected to { the revision, and it was then published in arge eleven-bundred page volume, entitled “General Statutes of Massachusetts,” sich were subsequently enacted into a code the legislature. The latter body a few ouths since appointed Judge Richardson and «judge George P. Sawyer to re-revise the sta and the supplement, and the furmer has expended @ vast amount of labor in the work, all of which has been performed outside of, and i» addition to, bis lavor as Assistant Secretary et the Treasury. Tn 1856 he was appointed judge of the probate « t of Middlesex county. and in 1558, on the sof judge of probate | cy, he was appointed to consolidated office, which he held until the of 1802, when he resigned to accept the | ce of Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, which he had previously filled. In 1869 he de- coned ap appointment as judge of the supreme Court of Massachusetts, and in 1855 he published | ® volume entitled “The Banking Laws of Mas- . Last summer, while acting as Sec retary of the Treasury, he prepared and pab- bshed a work entit! “Practical Information ‘ Sonne thing the Public Debt of the United tates and National Banking Laws.” His visit tu Europe at the request of Ist! to negotiate a loan, and the signal suc- cess of his mission, are well remembered. While | in Europe he placed $76,900,000 of five per cent. | bonds, and purchased the same amount of old bonds, which he brought back tothe United States. Secretary Boutwell has always placed high estimate on Judge Richardson's finan. cial ability, and it was only at his earnest re- est that Judge R. was induced to come to | Washington. His appointment to succeed Sec- retary Boutwell will, it is believed, give gen- | «ral satisfaction, since his eminent fitness for on seems to be conceded on all sides. ‘The idea generally held that the Old World s the advantage of the New in the matter of ngevity is combatted with success by a writer n the Baltimore Underwriter. It seems by a cet analysis and comparison of vital statis- tes, that in England, Denmark, Belgium, Nor- way and Sweden, Austria, Prussia, and France, | the number of deaths each year is 1 out of every 4 imbabitants, with England as the lowest and | France as the highest rate, being 1 out of 45 | aud S2 respectively. In the United States, there is but 1 death ont | of every $1 inhabitants; in the northwestern | states,1 in 120; inthe middle, 1 in 3; in the ern, 1 im 70; and in the gulf states, 1 in 63. Arkaneas, as a state, bas the highest rate of mortality, and Oregon the lowest; the former 1 im 49, and the latter Lin 209. (1t will be no- ticed how near England, asa uation, » and Ar- | bansas, as astate, are together in the death- | rate.) | Females are longer- “lived than males: espe- cially is this so in settled states, and where pro- per attention is given to sanitary matters. In isi0, there died im the United States 565 men, aut 762 women, over the age of 95. Of these, Georgia had 35 men, %} women; New York, 62 ren, 75 women, Virginia, 34 men, 55 women. | fu an aggregate of 492,263 deaths in the whole | country, there were under the age of one, | 516 males, 49,569 females; the total under five ‘Was 10,505 males, %5,708 females. In New York | a)most half of the deaths were under five years the larger number being males. Sn ARE PS DA The use of deadly weapons by po..cé Officers i cmwloubtedly necessary at times, but they «t be taught only to resort to the pistol in «fence of life, or when all other means of cap- turing dongerous criminals have been exhausted. A case was before Judge Gilmor, in Baltimore, | yesterday, where a police officer fired two shots .t0 a man guilty of a breach of the peace, but testimony was conflicting as to whether the ‘an did or did not resist arrest. The court in deciding this case remarked thata police officer armed with deadly weapons ought to be very careful and reflect seriously upen the necessity et using them. It was a difficult question to determine at what point an officer is justitied in using a deadly weapon. It should not be re- sho a { is necessary to secure the ‘This should be the rule. It i Lad committed no offence wh! veddeath, | aithough he had beaten and disabled the police- man, from whom he had escaped. In view of tue large powers vested in the police commis- soners, who could correct any uncalled for or injudicious use of deadly weapons, and also looking to the conflict of evidence, he would give the traverser the benefit of the contradic- Jory evidence, and direct his acquittal. +2oe- Governor Dix bas written a letter to Rev. Dr. ‘Tyng declining to interpose the Executive an- thority im the case of Foster, under sentence of Ceath, ami stating the circumstances and con- »iderations on which his decision ts based. The Governor says that, with a firm conviction that there was no error in the ruling of the judge at the trial, and that the evidence fully warranted the jury im rendering a verdict of guilty of mur- der in the first degree, there ix nothing in the case which can justly commend it to Execativa clemency. “Jeis froreeZe for the sake or law and order tn New York in thes? demoraitzed davs, that that State has a Governor of yufficient firmness and integrity to resist the formidable effurts to save atrocious criminal s from punishment. | How the mischief did Florida get the name of the Land of Flowers, when Texas was about? ‘Texas notonly flowers exuberantly all the year + home consumption, but her oral riches ap up and slop over in such excess as toreach «1 the way to Washington. Not a day, not am our, im all haman probability not a minate brett wee bes ip cing aor ofa boquet”” of Texans.” (!) Cabinet ministers, Senators, udges, beautiful women, gorgeous hotel clerks sweets to the sweet”—ballet dancers, bag- gage smashers—im faet, everybody <r ac. count, are the recipients of thesefgraceful tri- bates. It is wonderful! —— ‘The supreme cour tof Pennsylvania yesterday decided In favor of the constitutionality of the Jocal option law, which gives the poopie of cer- tain counties and of certain wards in Phila- Geiphia the right to decide by vote whether or 2 ot Leenses to se!) liquor shall be granted there- iu. The Boston Adreriier prints Sam Bard's @awe, * Sam Bond.” Such is fame! | Boon a ecretary Boutwell | Arotier powerful temperance lecture has been delivered from the scaffold. The wife murderer who was executed in Chicago on Friday last made a speeeh just before he was swung off, inthe course of which he said : «'Ewas drinking whisk ht me to this. Only for it I wouldn't be in this place now, | Do ye see this rope, all of ye around me here.” The Goomed man caught the noose in his hand and held it up. -‘Ye do well when yedrink that bad Seog to think of this rope that i going to end life. *,, Give up drinking whisk young men, and all of ye. Give tt up, oF "t bring ye rt some day. Be sober, and be es and kind to everybody. 8 will make the best man mad. [ had as ‘a wife as any of yehas now. andlif I hadwt drunk I'd never have taken her life, nor would { be here myself. But whisk: again, whisky brought me to this. + . was the poisonous drink that was in me that did * it not let me see what I was doing. Oh, avoid liquor, let me say to you once more.” Joba B. Gough never delivered a more eftect- ive warning against intemperance than did this unfortunate man, speaking, as he did, from the brink of the grave. ——+e0ee- Cincinnati has done itself credit by the erec- tion of a public library building, that will, it is claimed, be ‘more commodious and probably better appointed than any similar institution in the land.” The public library of Cincinnati is sustained by endowments, and by a city tax of one-tenth of a mill “to be applied to no other purpose than the purchase of books and peri- edicals,”’ and from which from $13,000 to $18,000 is derived annually. There are now some 60,000 volumes in the library, and at the present rate of increase it will have a hundred thousand volumes by the year 1575. Ss The Springfield Republican thinks the law sheukt be executed upon people who get drunk and brain other people with car-hooks— even if they have enjoyed the advantages of a religious education in the Sunday-school of Rev. Dr. Tyng. ter C A ANK having ene on ful Tespec| request the pur r depositors to their ust ines te- a their interest account will be tinued without change. ni7-Im J_A. RUFF, Treasnrer. BOSABALIS! BOSADALIS! Starts from a@ letter mse Srom Rev. T. W. UsIONVILLE, 8. C., April Ist, 1959. rd immedi: Gentlemen :-—Picase forwai dozen Rosadalis to my address, or » ia and L ae sot. at a ot a had ‘Leen suite of with a “ape thrce or four year, ase onthe ago ote used thre or = bott! i and rn more a by auy og ever mi- ese WARREN CHOATE, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, will open a Book and ationery Store in the new building known as Ver- at the corner of 10th street and Pennsylva- avenue,on or about April 18th. Commanica- is aidressed to him through the post office, Box 651, or at his residence, No. 911 F street north- west, will meet with prompt attention. mi3-Iw ¥. MCA Cornér Ninth and D streets, me BEADING ROOM—CIRCULATING LL 0 abs: Hes $3 es Leet Hes To IAN WORKERS W. ISTIAN W nesday and Friday evenings at 6 0 relnck _AUTRRARY's and 9 p.m. ‘ted K MEETINGS at 12.15, ARY SOCIETY Saturday evening, at Te ‘beck. SABBATHL AFTERNUON SERV ices Lincoln Hall at 3% o'clock; at Theater Comiqne i o'ehock. ns NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS. pattie Amensors of tt the several Legistative Districts ving eompleted the assessment the fiscal year coding Sune Sothys Aste, the Board of peals will meet at the office of the Superintendent odRsscanmente and Tacs Ne, 0, $30 Westreet near the corner of Louisiana aveune, be DAY oF Fus- plang ty at 1% o’cloc! to hear tint "may be’ ade from ‘the - “All appeals must be made in writing, and sworn to re an oaices competent to aminieter oath The Board will bein setciow eae ex- day’ (Sadar ed) from 1 o’ m. until 3 o'clock seu cn WEDNESDAYS and SATURDATS ofeloce until 2 nee B. )- a. GEO. A. BOHRER MIDDLETON, feltf * Menten of the Board of Appeals. WASHINGTON, D.C. Mancn 10, 1873, Booms No. 330 43 “Braet Noxtuw st. ith nection Barnet approved: Au- ‘Appeals w fromé ance gust 234. MGT, the Board of A dea in marlo-Im EB F. tS > MILBUR = = NEW DRUG STORE, No. 1429 Pesxstivasia AVENUE, Depot for Soda and Mineral Waters. C= HENCK’S PULMONIO CAND: Koo mene regmoni ay caters 1 and wile af pleasant te aathe reat of confections, its medicinal bromertes hal affections, &: it is the most ance naceee ot itantevand can vat ncaa he rules Tom Jom Cea insne candice are vat ete ae cnet Rana ent for the pocket abd are forsale and dealers, JH. ferm-tr N. E. corner of hand, Se Syclerey the percares ey Sopa ee or by paying double dues until liquidated, The tpt? varsice to purchase thares, ho other would qth ll Ee ockholdors This apocieion Sew ‘Shares cau be obtained of the Beeretary. DE. W. 8. ate te no! ites pests AND TEA SETS. “of DECORATED fe NC! B Cuina CHINA DINNER aud TKaA, SET! New and beautiful & 13-2" out BS rte 7a E , ae Li amen lea, po pS oe aware AF jmrony « ROBT B aty lea, vhs rs THE amen deceased | bal THE eee SEEMOES ae. 410-414 &h st. Repairing promptly ecaniee of COMMERCIAL, FIBANCIAL AND Con ‘The attention of Wali street yesterday was di- verted from ordinary business to the ery that counterfeit shage certificates had been is~ appear that any of these were fd in non sr'conrse of business at the were plated for call loans. has come to light it seems that the toes Was disbovered in it has not been great as far as prices are concerned, and it is regarded as a matter of congratulation that the fraud was found out before attaining important proportions. Stock collaterals were scrutinized more closely, in view of the discovery of counterfeit share cer- tificates. Govermment Securities, Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the follow: cid a 16 e308). eis 's, 1366.. Saveven & Sly... 6-20'sJan. &diy- “The BaLtimorz, March i in 6's, oid. 36; Sania g sopeelidate ed, orth Caroliua 6's, h 18.—Cotton heavy and quiet— Gls, Flour steady and. nn- ed. Wheat dur Bee choice, §2.v6@ §2.10, fo prime de., $18@§2: choice amber, §2@ 05, seed to od, SIGS fair do., , western, $1 £1.95. Corn stead: Gets ull sed une banged. “Kyo quict— jay nneban peed. Prov 8 heme ket quiet; prices nominal. Wessern buttor steals Prices jtuchanged. Whisky Griuet—priees un- it 91. March 18.—Stocks very strong. 101-32 per cent. A ag ET stondy. —Flour quiet and un- Corn steady and scarce. m.—Consols opened at | for account. ex-intercet. Panis, March 13, noon.—Rentes 55 times. -+202- THE WEATHER. Nwanminoron DO Marne, a oe” = y oe THE FAST TWENTY-FOUR Hi Fhe barometer han very generallt fallen sine Mon: day morning in the southern and imiddle states aud over the lake regions and hiss rleen in Ny The brisk northwest winds gv a a Siminiahed, and backed southwe southeast with increasing clontiness. Northeast winds ¥ to southeast, ‘ith cloudy aud threatening ‘weath from south ‘Ailantic. and eastorn. gulf states. Cloud weather, with light rain from the Ohio vall Jo area of low baromet: to Lake c winds sea ‘clearing weather pre west. Falling barometer and southwest winds, with shing temperature, are reported from Oalifornia For the eastern, guif and south Atlantic sta opti baremter continue to fallduring | aioe of if With southeast wit }» Cloud and F: For the middle -tates falling barometer, d w England. of Monday ant the bw ate | we ‘Tuesday For New En; Perature am falling 9 followed ath cloudy weather. For the’ lower lakes barometer, fresh to brisk southwest and theast winds, cloud and rain. storm-conter eastward to Lake Ontario, fotiow ot by fresh and brisk westerly winds on we oR . Morn- ary signade will be di SF ‘and after April Ist ia AINS, HAVE BEEN’ useD One 7-octave Upright Pleyel, $20. Umed octave Rosewood, Boardiuan & Gr: Onebictave Rosewood, McPhail. $190 se {ine OX -octave Rosewout’ Pond & & Gr 8 1, One ti For sale pan easy t ms, ty make rooim, at the arerooms G. METZEROTT & CO., os and Mason & Sole Agents of Si Hawlin’s Cabinet Organs, mi7-3t Prack ALPACAS AND MOHAIRS, The“BUFFALO” and the “BEAVER” BRANDS. BF We are Agents for the sale of the above gooda— have a full supply rand, from 37 eentato $1.25 yard. We coniidentl poset as we know rt Ve are receiving our Spring Stock, and invite urelasers to the ame, 7) wie RESS GOODS, MO SNELS. LINEN GOODS. DOMESIIC COTTON at the very lowest cash prices. ‘One price only -marked in plain figures, Jos. J. May. 939 Pa_ ave. between 9th and 10th sta. 2 ion of ml7-2t eons BRE ASP yLome TREES, ke. saUuL Searire assortment of RDEN a SEEDS. which are this season of the finest patel FLOW Ld SEEDS, embracing all the novelti from England aud thé Coutinent. spies by ic FUUTT TREESare vigorous and well grown, | Pears (standard and dwat!), Plum, | Chetry Apricot, Nectarine, Re. GRAPES STRAW (BERRIES. RASPDERRTES BLACKBEREIDS, pitt GOOSEBEB: READE, DAHLIAS, NIUMS, and other beddin; pertaining to Prices, mit-2e* AR D. The undersigned respectfully inform thet friends at ‘he pub pgp A ag rd ami sip: pol PE A meee tous, solicit a share of public big vo., ali? Jose LW Nairn Philp @ Seiamohe Bi 'W. Gat Bro. sae a Bro., B.L. Jackson. & A Vis.: Colomel Sotn Pres't'Grange, Alexandria & Manassas marl? -3t&s.m Spring Opening. OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. WE INVITE AN INSPECTION OF OUE CHOICE SELECTION or WOOLENS FOR GENTLEMEN'S EARLY SPRING WEAR. OUR FACILITIES FOR GIVING A PER- FECT FIT AND FIRST-CLASS WORKMAN: SHIP ARE UNSURPASSED. HABLE BROTHERS, FASHIONABLE TAILORS, Couwez ov 77H anv D Sts. mlitr (OST WOMD! peace es SELLING OFF! ‘AT COST, TO DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP, the entire stock OF THE NEW YORK BAZAB, 441 sear E. matte % Fo BALLS AND PARTIES. KID GLOVES, @1 TO 91.96 PER Pain. WALL, ROBINSON & 00., ee aed Paes ebrtiE EB. Promising y—wnite | 5 yellow southern, 68; mixed western | 70's); new | os Pais, March’ 18.—Rentes 56 francs. 47 contimes, | ead acs 6! cen- | the | WANTS. W* ANTADS By as Sty he af ey ee qasans WOMAN to cook, @ small fami yh a i Be eo: iP ran AMieeroer Maes 3. sylv ania aveune, Up stairs. — Vv y ANTED—An elderly LAD abent 6 miles in the countr: family. Reasons ble w os wilt be Housekeeper,” Star Of K.,” Star me as Apriy at = ‘soe iat fe i only three im oo. Address ! Wi 3 it & private fx Le eat! Address D. A ‘ation. term, &c. D—ROOM ant BOARD, References i oy Navy Department, mis-3t* young en by ANTED—Ki Livery st = —\ WOMAN todo ge’ ey ate faintly. 'T 8th | Aaiy at7 926 ze streets! et reon’ 1 ont mul8-31 iY ee SHOEMAK { repair ° why ‘an i wi ew a good boot preferregs ee BY 8 “wagrBRodKe mIs-2." S24 sth crest. iW h board . ear ith "i oatd in the bane Aide Boom n 23. Pat Fushington, D. | Address, | egulption, at HORSES i TO dim Al southeast. aay es for tine a h a en oe Iy—A good MILLINER. ply immediately, No. & nore, ANTED—One aeuees, story bed room, ani one stating te yA ¥ t gras o taal eda, corner of Gah aud | c D.B. CAMPBELL. fre Ttalian VIOLIN D at the Capital reet. between C and D | References reqnired. street, between 5 and 6 look 7 | Wika KING. good hand on FRONT = inbox a one of v with pi Ker'g name, Box 608 City Post | Ome mis-20 | WASTED-7_V: inet « D: meen W2ar8 intiee ROOM and BOARD to fants. im, with pleswant aeeceia, -, Address Be © good FO: fe fair price will be pa ws streets, not ith modern improves ents, nd i8thand F and K | Unfurnished wih ane, for two years. mi8-3t_(Chron.&Rep.) street, between M ir oe aod ser. ah deen ai. of & gent's furnishing ‘tore My ‘ e “also, 8 ee CHAMBEBMAID, on'asewing machine ee between Sth T—By a member oF Us oa aress,a goed HOUSE, containing 6 or more and K northwest farniched or e poasession L. RB! SLL that. Wwante ED—A ba ed D BAKER No! ees Th Ref- relerredd. located between Ist of May or ER & opp. northwest. mi7-2* ANTED—A_ cood = oe Mrs. M.CALLAN’S, 1107 ¥ iW WILLINER at ¥ street north- ml7-3t* ay west at JOSEPH & BRO.'S, 306 | Waste D—A WHITE GIRL to a ae for two in family; ate 427 I st a rth mw! | west, between 2ath and 26t | ble localit SS good CIGAR M AKERS. S, Apply ta sti 2" {FS nok Boba, Jerth back lt + a 7 AND SALE. PLS, err a TA suite of pleasant ROOMS, far- ished st 134 Raat fl cheent, ‘Sotwevs HE and 24 miss" Fc TENT-Coy FT re ie STORE, 313 ay Teet, nea * fine wise THOS. Swiecawax® 313 hee Fee RENTS story BRIC) jOUSE, street No. om th in sistent? wee € posite, a2 OBR RENT—One large BOOM, partly a mitable for an office; also, two unt ined ROOMS, 1412 Pennsylvania avenue. epposite Wil- 6 ether ai ree rvard with » iat Gi Apply set at Bo. ‘ALE OR I RENT—Ay new ng watery BRICK “Hows: six roome; siteated 1 street, near Fare A S25 oe — _— r COLLIN Beall at F mitiw ; fapaiahed, OR RENTS with th A < RARETNG mosis tan Oorecaaman F Printing Omes renting, my health is too mi8-St" », HOU 5 No. ‘OR RENT—Healte BRICK (three sto Tt and Rappiras—ne basement) HOUS: maedern plan’; a gem: £7 anire of GEO. W. ° west. eee or SEES ree SA | goed reiail trade; ston ont Ory Teams Hb street and KRhed: Mason & Aa: FE Fxcan GE—Se HOUSES on aS r r* SALE—a AL FAMILY HORSE MHS SRA TID st. op vouhe $20,0( 000, 0, 23.208. for Reon he 4b, gor emt KEATING & COS Stalt~ Mth street ae, OF nape se ss) Fe sat e— SA sorrel MAKE SSS aan ton i Bae been med, Sap hee: DROICT PARK | Bea EvENI Vence ther por cisnaking ings Penns Ian: Odd Pelion of & & ——_- miT ow noe Tht opponte Fost O81 A Woe ound F 4 KILN of BRICK, near Fe Toisla che Bun Appin tt ANN ngusceat ABNG FS. BALE—One ae ors LOCAL EXPRESS sy lith and fat PONIES. « tgs Serul am Kind: thytrte h «| ARE CHANCE oe 4 Paysites vor | ROCKAWAY 3 5 cu domse *. ndete” rg iw. Carriage Mt sphypicis ie land rw 0 tk eF ie es © lots “wait L PARDEE £°CO., 911 7th strect opposite Pm ot Fe FALE—Th: GOOD WILL and FiKte ES Of a Rirst clase Boarding House, e containing bath-rooms, &<, && nietitly Located to the departments ven Fyké ENT —A thre y BRICK HOUSE. reat not room, besides oe: "collar poi kitchen, wil large weter du Louse, For furtiier particulate ja: i quire on prev FPGE RENT Eo he spring and sce b furniohed afernished KUO! ightful; hot aad IL Bh KENT_FUSNTSWED HOUSE: containing Wroom-, together with large dining-room an arth yore eee i s > reason Auldress FURNISHED HOUSE. Coy eo ‘OR SALE—Twoax toom FRAME HOUS! Se F 2th street, near M northwest; only one square frei street cars, lots 17 A; slate mantles, gas and water, front porch and terraces; strect paved aul lighted. Price only $24 m13-6¢ OK RENT—A street ne BR RIESS! Fo RENT—Farnished, sim: fran. 82, 30,18, 12,6,5; Stores and Hotiees THOS. E. WAGGAMAS AN, ces, 5 30, 13, 10. bh 3 | WASTEDA coacii “PUSTER, mingle man referred; No. 47 Pros cet, George: | town. Van's 'PROVEY. | WantED=A tid pd iu dustr WHITE GIRL ss nurse and chambermai Apply at 617 oth street, below 6 ni orthweat. m7 2c" : aemail family. References al2id 18th street northwest 7 ANTED—A GIRL ty do general tire Apa fn fere re ‘ode ig wie or ANTEDIAWHITE-NT RS: Feferences required. G ire between the Addi ulare, reas, giving particular tice, ee BIVER. tand Virgin’ N south Maryland, Pe lot es avenue wa x widower w tufurethed Rooms a cent of alandtady whe will friend and make heme agreeable Fic omAdential. Address Z. E ral and re be # confide Correspon X. 20 A ential y poe V 7ANTED—A WET NU ESE at horthwest, between KE and F. aE set 3t wa TED—A WHITE woMiy ae restaurant. Apply at No. 6237 street northwest. mis-3t* ANTED-—A ra Tiabie Mian wan small, bak omtort: areas a arn e dry < fations good W Secon" Buctay? this office. Wages ic YOUNG MAN desi or clothing busia no object. > ml5-6:" J ANTED-SITUATION Fy Ws he dry goods and ness, "hecomupentecines from last | dress 208 G street northwest. Sonn Respectfully calis the attention of the public to to ie | fancy gaods busi Oung Man ex pe- was 'D—ORDERS for all sewing will be received at Wilson Ber nia wvenu WAN ANTED—By a youth 15 years TION in a grocery store perience. Oan come well recommy * Youth,” Star Office. nee th rg Machine office, No. first-class, IN to ans ofehindeens Tos wuttan' as t ALO‘ ison APPRENTIC ie A A Tao7 F street, between lath ag WX RTED. at Te acta middie aged’ ‘waire bousewo ke employers. Ad- 1015-3t™ Fiptious A five e Wheeler snd 461 Pennsyiva- ml5-6t fan a SrTUA- year's «3 ended. ‘Adress a tek and in the Pali nt) rn ‘courier, in Address A. P.. Star os ‘Z| = Es] CS] i; Ff 4 ere Bel F = | 5 Z| | z| eg ‘e Pees Dm | month. Dechy Se. Aougice of" Mf ust, Grightworde'De Co of ahr ROCHA, Seat Peuneytv au nd at streets | norihwest. anls-3t™ (OR SALE OK EXCMANGE—A spall | ces in Missouri, near Louisiana City. Pike county mo pieces of antproved PROBE RTY tn sald A BER & iT 6t Sit fihetret Opp. Poet Ofite OR SAL E—Seven new, desl-able frame Dw HOUSES, near P street circle; peven rons cach; and will be sold on es ~WHAVENNER & CO.,643 Locisiant a my F near ih eereet, —About 12500 square fcct GROUND, in northwestern Rett of clts.. Price nd terms very easy, cau lle four years. at ner «OO, S11 ith darian opp. Post Uitier BARBER & CO. Bi Th strecteoppe Post Oice ‘One of the ow — ied ts sold with or with: wht h; balance on long ti t. we, ein mouthiy pay part cash, bul ® | ajar {eestory FRAME HOUSES on Ri | Talend avenue, be treets | west. Price §i a. H E. MCB TIMONEY | Real Estate and Insurance vv 6t 631 F street, under 2d N: & RENT—Two oF three unfornished ROOM suitable for housekeeping; 41 ih street, near Sylvania avenue, mis 3" tures and stock of an adjoining Bar. Apply at 1722 , and 1724 Fsiret porthwest. praise | 2 ct ee bite iach FF SALE—A RETAIL GROCERY, aw doine Manson 2. S04 Desiness and aituaied in & raphily grow OF HEA ing section of the ¢ ire of YF PERENT FAL ESTAT 4 a ee vere. iN, REASONABLE RARE CHANCE —Having met with she aad | FAK UP AN ESTA accident of fire at our stores, 816 and SIS 7th » of street. we, are compelled for the want of hel; ide attendance to offer our STOCK, nd LEASE of S ore 13 309 Tih etreet cen N nad © sale cheap f T ome. Thi, WeWREND & ths eee mile dw i TO LOAN ON L . Ais $20,000 name aia Sncrstgiay eo Keck evens, between Sip NOUBSE & RERPEETON, story bamen aed m7 ee treet yer Witetvens YOR SALE OR REGHAWGESA eres Bae & seenepioumcetieed CLAY LAND. (iS actew))citunted om the Alox weet nudtia Gans Va chase t! suited fortwo | tra. AA OF yards, Address #4 YOUNG. S43 ike street ee No. 44S Motreet port wer D, southeast febas- im three stor) and basement, pressed tri JeN Borie. FRANK BARSUaL , ?#0us; all modern conver ences One fine Building and 8 etreete marth JUAN BOYLE & CO., KEAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKEKS, 609 isth streeet, Opposite U For sale or exchange, ont of the fivest FARMS in Fairfax county, Va.; well improved and beauti- om Now York avon: wih west, cy Fir further particulags ta ji, Treasury fully situated 20 miles from Washington: contaios | yy y acres. Price, including furniture, crops aod | - stock entire NITURE, A FARM of 38 acres near Urbana, Frederick | ined in a thr. cquaty Md: well improved. Prive, § cs y brick botee, on 8h street, near S eS BAY?" aterm conta k ear Cutt Demi on the Pot mostly all timber, impre wy vase and necessary ont build ings Price, $3. HOUSE No 813 i street, containing 13 reoms; all modern im provements. Ke inside ne mi For the accommedation of the public the office * 9 rininey with bath Tom and pill Le open every WEDNESD! VENING, | water closets, aid sialie for tire hwraaa.” Apply to from 6 to fot | “yus-oet ATIME® & CLEARY, Auct r= FeEse FOR EXCHANGE FOR CUY & PROP. | pers LASS HESIDENCES Fod sALe. & twe-stor Went, and also 'n corner LOT aul s FARM of 6 ee in want of clegant honecs we invite wm acres'near theeity. Apply toS H PAINE Sat cxanfingtice ot oar igck Sf redoncay just commer "High aud gedaan ees | completia, tocated on M street corner of Sth, ean fier | west, They are, without do abt the t ae a neat bocation nnd met iy OR SALE z GE—LOTS ai “yl Tye mn HOUSES in ali parts of fet HNL Teh i BA iene £0 | “ th street, opposite Post Vilice, | And water cle fomrumicie aid Beebe | eur aoe at “OK SALK—The STOUR, Goud WiLL ea Fix- . Ek TURES of the Muluinery ans B's, Chay FOR SALE. Apply DODGE & DARNEILLE. 7 Fw MEDICAL, &e. B_ BINGHAM, & Medea: Jowrna Colteee, New Yor thie: liberal reward will b: a 20" on to if left at the Star office and P win diaguone disease with. OK RENT—Fivesant farui iehea corner pet mare trom State (Department ; Address BOB, this fs ea Fe RENT—T. burn’s new drag avenue. m Forest A comfortal ie teyen- room HO » with modern conveniences, Apply on the preminea, Fe SALE-—A two-wory BRICK Hos a ‘eon taining 6 rooms; 1419 sth street northwest, be tween O and P. Terms liberal. premises. a , Fe, RENT—Single or in euites, handsome far- nished ROOMS, with or without Board, in the best al boopw sprees location in the ony 280° at OR Led HOU: ae, No. 918 ABnod Be ith 9 rooms and modern a oe JOB. F. SELLE B Beal 02 Sth strect northwest. mist. Fo. BERT A. small FARM. 15 acres of land, four room Brick Tuquire on the ml5-3t* d mos 7 OR RENT—A FOUR ag’ BRICK HOUSE, one half «quare from the 1 cars; “es 15 per mouth; inquire 634 La. ave, from ¢ to 3 p.m. OE S. mut [aan achusetts ‘avenue, rner rat street. mi3-Im* eaecmanaaed = ‘ant, two or three well furnial able for housekeeping on frst oF house, with modern conveniences vania avenue and i street, nt during summer hot fo * 8, Room 3,31 floor, P.O. But: oth and 3 xeced rmanent = | ROOMS, suit- ptgcond floors in | betes. oa SO per mouth: pep Es mi65-3t' MEN to gotoall parts of age with members oi thers to have good homes Guired. “Alco, several ee homes, “Apply to LER, Barcka Employment Ofc, W SURE i ie of ACE, suitable for a the city, Address es Nos. Gand 7, with utensils. ‘Address * ” Chronicle ely. ED—Immedistely—Oue hundred first-class Congress, to return in tay. The very deat , city references se Eervante. fer for city, apd OUT: UT- PURUHASE—On fair rae a the North and aslong as they Sor ith ers nursery, within mie i i ” WATE Etat Aa By alan ekg Dealers need Office, Present mi4-4t™ “Cas to 8 roome in northwestern se L. BARBE! ee. ANTE D—Partien wishing to rent to knowgthat we have many calls every day for houses of 6 iow of the eity. A. EB & CO., 511 ith street, opponite ‘Post good busi ness. Apply coruer 8th and WaAsTED-4 GIBL, to nurse. We ‘ED—A WET NURSE. Vretreet horthwest, between My stock of GROCERIES Ly si end L sts. northw ve. Apply at “the Apply at eo L hand 9th m3-dm' Uovoe eee Bm em 2 Lae EO-BUTLER, 607 bar and works ot cee orest’s augav-ly Wa send ord wo Dipertc sddvosstug Ds Dep’ ‘Lmmediatel; tien WanteRS SERVANTE ct ove ceccrip: . aie sn ge gpd bee Ew) W ‘RuWiniG MACHINE rie inet the VICTOR crnd Penneyivania avenue. Also, (oe ee = W. SPICER, Agent. UL. BiGk a atthe ge poate aia 1 rth ra me and ~ y farniahed BOOMS, conte | f jade ingle. recns and comy ‘mi7-6t" oyment sitet “sin ting ts ” peer. Ear ae ta Bor if Sar r Office, al va dest T A i it purtiv ‘of the n BO DING ine ! pe cas i {OR SALE—30,000 BQU. GROUND in square 69, "e° ing questions ) ‘araly six, Rhounati<m ers, od Polsons 5 atarrh, D)spepsia wal Rar ts i Throat Affectious, ‘aud Nervous Diseases ao bis ep claities Bow wea # Pocket Book. The al 7 6" Erovste Booms, No. 413 13th street, near Poun o > sy]. aula avenue. $10 seams istatty « POCKET | "ice hoursS a.m. to2 p, m..and to p.m Boor contain ing one hundred dollars. Retarn to | _ Consultations tree. wihs 30° MES. FOLEY, No, 922 Ist street, between I j - wireets a tA mi a" a I from Boston, 5 REWARD—Loat the following 10 CERTI aes (evuth side. $5 cxrin'’ OF TAX SALES ote Real ace 0 oe 5 ata tals or achington ec = Isety A ieoutwelly Golletor of Ras he hoes bale of SATIS paction st of Jas Greenleaf, ‘and purchased b -" Bold by Sauare diy Toot 1298, 33 Bana $e, Suuare frei, op “yloell I ‘The above reward wil be paid if returned to MRS, | 2U*aulaavenue. Ne HALL, No, 906 14ittstreet, northwest. ve O8T—Oy the ba of Mars on Roca if Seciteds “Beadicg tot intrested. adsl omn re. Door and Sa atrec ero ere RUBY i Ring, i SS SS with tee Pearle Ai AA liberal ral towne Bill be paid it aS m7 Meas V Ep oor, OKRA you ra si aa ‘other- = return every coupon, Py ; memorandum pentee Te took March 4 ined in mB et aT Sg warts on ; A ledge my bons mot to arrest arrest or disturk you.” You anaes sete. ‘Send them tome at Bi few’ Yor :- or bettar Sane ee ‘Patients successfully. Slt. 6 ONDERDON Witeiesion, 2. C. ms 1 | treated ip Washington. bovis su" Lokya faunies odes willbe tatty D® *Fos, r leaving it at Star office. CONSULTING PHYSICIAN, Loca ares <to-5 The oldest established Spectalist tu the ci paid if returned to 47% © ctrect mertbereet; veral very desirable ‘BUILDING von Capitol a) near the E am cBAe, Gas, wa- Bakben «C0. 117th sinus opposite Post Office. F one ALE An entire SQUARE ( OF GROUND, beautifully located near ero Street Tallroad. ‘coven rin. WALKER 41 wee aE eee Estate Brokers, mi3-cctw 4535 15th street, opposite rr For SALEHOUSE on D street, between to Tadians mant. Rorthwest, lots “rans, thecugh 100 feet; parlor, marl le, rae, mil pelt chenp fOr ctl, of exchange tn pert for other city Prom; BARBER & ‘Hours; Il to 4 and 7 to 9, daily gold frame: "A Miberal reward No. S11 ish etroet, above H. PERSONAL. DOPTION —A little Girl wanted, of about eight years of age. ith ti ont _conBcement hair, fair complexion, podamint le diepe py ay —— | treated, ohana roe aan. Deere enclose % di ' ier ‘eect rea be. -. Tho! On Bee as. Borch iba street, ay” eee eo Ae NEY METORNED Tullest particulars, (to be returned it ONEY BETCENED I and id be ddresued ae COURTNS. "care "Messrs. M 3 TE Goo. P. Rowell & Co., New York. ms-6:" Se hadof BRA Tare, | gh ae ane a moaegp A — WITH TBE | Washi fonten, ad even | PLAN ie BOM c: ‘corner aks come aod Mb ing or and tee walked . with him to corner | street, ‘testimonials can beseen. mylé-ly” cy 13th street, desires to e1 matinee the sous vats SIE | | e will please address through city RYATMOME PIANOS, &, NONING, AND REPAIRING. POLIS! SHING isi eiee cere. J tion! ign ERSONAL. “ii. SR ctr aus GIBL who sais tween 10 and Io’ mI36t___ 621 Teh strect, opposit= Post Office. Ps i RENT A plcesant RESIDENCE, situated oO al fo 420 Lith etroct west, Dee FGF t? of the Districts 725 Nth street northwest. also. iveuks evenus;' over within s mle a ana a} the city and about one | 24 @* practical Piano and tule of street care, commanding an extensive vive, | Garr in Pino's end a} ah fine trait Ss teal one be —e _ Mosice! Instre ments geverai ly mlotr ‘crme to @ small grith, hom board for two | mid be dente 80 PBN, yok AL PIANO ma- ee SHERMAN, Pout oma PROFESSIONAL. j GFE a Sent Fos See nr Brick front D® 25 DELAYS, hp ae eke: ans: ne omar HOUSES on north side of Penusyivania avenue, Hoydorariic Puvscias, 1320 F street. | cuived af B La ey treet ated 2th and 251! northwest, Office Hours:—9 to W, morning; 3 to 4, afternoon; ES = » Corner Til-a Fn gs) and at, “cyntainig eh ght rooms 7 to8, evening. mid lw oS umes and also Vacant ff rately or togeth pose OMAUKKE & 00.% PIANOS. ceaptelier weparael 9 ortogether, for the par | sou PHILADELPHIA. each. The bere :Frvestne arent in thie city. | GREAT REDUCTION Im PRICES. a taxes, u ine | Shick, om secount of thetr oa P L. bt Wrauia avenue N.W 11-2w No. 1223 Penns: ROUMS, Leh were tee Sere aha MS, ane Desk Room in bull ply to A. G. HAL 7OR Cs OF fo GEORGETUWN HEIGHTS. The fash arauowa s sho head of Ws jeatoe street, on }y ROW OCC! by Judge Pees, Re es rounus in the main bowse isi area te There is nintge brick stale en stale Se gaa presateee’ will be Sond Rent $1.20 per annum: The 5 ie net a Siweaiptiamisavine. ai-3w" ; iS, FO 3 ‘and tae mM fernlahod ue Als Seaae Peseeytvenin —e- nue. Also, afine meen J cower eee ‘OR KE: feuare pees a WORMLEY'S b* PECTORAL SYRUP, COUGHS AND OOLDS. ee aed BY ALL DRUGGISTS. iy AN- ‘ond oo THO! vi area, wats, “Of Itib tifeet aad Hes avenue, From MATS. a gence insearch of a po = ch oe 1931 F Taw Between Witaud's aud | cranky over al th == oak ionas — { DRY GOODS. | NEW SPRING DRY GoeDs. Beautiful DRESS GOODS in the new Miguonet > SILKS an@ eliqgecbowies DRE Gann for hotels or private ONE PRICE! JUST DBALING TO ALL. ong Ss SERS Sm ce BST SET. SMITH & WiMsaTT, LUMBER. LUMBER. < *-aRPWOODS a SPECIALTY. BILLA CUT TO ORBER, ee ae jae” Oy 8 NER Tre ano I Sts, sovre ware,