Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1873, Page 2

EVENING STAR. | CROSBY 8S. NOYES...... Editor. Largest Circulation in the District Beading Matter on Every Page WASHINGTON CITY: SSS SSS ‘The enormous pressure of advertising apon | —_ week have wiped out a great many car min tae our days bas crowded our re columns for some days che street. big n is mu ‘change. Now, look reading matter a good deal, bat we hope our Feaders will be patient while the immediate Tush of spring advertising is upon us. In the long ran, throagh double-sheets and otherwise, | We try todo justice alike to readers and adver- | tisers. The New York Tribune bas a thgughtful ar- ticle upon the condition of fallen women, tre: ing upon the newly-organized Rosine Associ- & ation for the ald of needy children, the object 6 ot which is the reformation of unfortunate ign s women, as well as the protection of young girls in dangar of falling. Both classes are received, Provided with a home for a year, instracted in ail kinds of housework, and placed in families = ings, 1s’ orm, ‘Corn a scarce; low southern, FE = “ty we or restored to their homes. The Tribune says many are disposed to doubt the permanent good | pl Rye ceak eect of mechanical general systems, and even thoughtful reformers are of opinion that deal. ing with individual cases is the only true meth- od. It says; ' fender ‘shoulders, “Let a pure, good woman take one of these Wretched sisters to her side, and surround her with home intlaence and Christ's love, and her reform is sure. But here are thirty thousand to be cured: and where are the good phy- | Sicians?” ‘That these poor wrecks are reclaimable where | the proper effort is made is demonstrated by | who were taken in charge by a band of | ‘Though the project of providing an asylum building for the poor outcasts fell through, from various causes, yet homes were found for | them in families where they have been able to | Fecover their self-respect and earn an honest | living by house-work, sewing, teaching music, | &c. Out of twenty-four thus furnished with Feputable employment, but six back-slid to | their former courses; and this probably shows | about the relative proportion of those of the | fallen who are naturally vicious, and those who have been betrayed into a life repugnant to | them, and from which they would gladly escape. ———_-+e2- __—__ One of the most pressing needs of our growing City is the reconstruction and extension of our fire alarm system. Most of the alarm boxes now in use are the eld imperfect crank boxes, (the results of the first experiments in fire tele- graphy,) and are continually misleading the firemen; the wires, which have been in use for many years, are nearly worn out and need con- Stant repairs; and the system, with all its de- feets,.does not sufficiently protect many sec- tions, including the northern portion of the city, Which is rapidly filling up with some of our best Tesidences. Georgetown too only has five alarm boxes when there ought to be at least double that number. Mr. Miles, superintendent of the fre alarm telegraph, sets forth these and other important facts bearing on the question in his annual report. which was submitted to the Board of Fire Commissioners Friday night to be transmitted to the Governor and through him to the legislature. The expense of anew and extended system with the latest improvements ‘will be considerable. but it must be borne in mind that a failure to do this necessary work aay be more expensive. One fire improperly signalled, or not signalled at all, may at any hour result in a loss of property equivalent to Ziany times the cost of the propesed « extension. a The project of the National Sanitary Barean at Washington, which originated with Dr. G. C. Cox, president of the beard of health, of this city, is meeting with favor among the scientific and thinking men of the country. Dr. C. R. Agnew, president of the medical society of the state of New York, thus alludes to this impert- ant measure in his late inaugural address : | | “ It is a most cheering indication of | to know that a bill has introduced into the | Senste of the United States to establish a Bureau of sanitary science. We would recom- mend that this society take becoming action to express its approval of so desirable a measure, | and by such an expression of approval, iby 10 | other means, give ‘willing aid to the ject which the act has in view.” Theenture bill, asoffered by Senator Patter- fon, in the Senate last session, is presented in the able address of Professor Agnew. Lack | Of time prevented action on this bill at the late | Session of Congress. Members generally ad- | Juitted the great importance of the proposed bureau; im fact, the only objection that could | Possibly arise would be the expense of its main- tenance. This, however, would be more than | counter-baianced by the benefits arising from 3 | Properly conducted bureau of this kind. ——_ +-eee- ‘The percentage of life lost in ocean travel is | Of course greater than im travel by rail, but we | imagine it is not nearly as large as most. people | Buppose. The statisticsof the several steamship | companies now in existence show that of the 3,320,000 persons carried on their vessels be- tween New York and Europe, only 979 have dost their lives by collision, shipwreck or foun- dering at sea,—or almost exactly one in 3,400; ‘and this includes the 516 souls recently lost by | Ooi the wreck of the Affentic, and the 177 who went | Gown with the ill-fated City of Boston some time ago. The ag,regate number lost seems large; | Dut, taking into account the large number of | People carried and al! the perils of the sea, the | Percentage of loss is comparatively small, and Hot so great really as to deter many people from | crossing the ocean who might be otherwise so « sposed. s20e- ‘There are a large number of people who would 1} e to know why the Botanical Garden cannot | ie kept open on Sundays as well as week days. | Li i» one of the most attractive places in the District, especially at this season of the year, but being closed on Sundays is not available to @ v« ry large class of our population, particularly the vor people who are compelled to work hard sll ti week, and have no other time but Sun- <iay In which to recreate. If the Congressional FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The Wall street markets were free from ox, a ay. Gold was lower, im anticipation of the payment of the May inter- est, which ig oy ox with- out saneee amount paid is nearly Money was easier, call loans rellag fom? ; per cent. gold per annum to 1-16 per marke {he latter rate ex wo hs market was somewhat irregu! ut closed The New York Tribune says:—“There is danger that Wall saree a the De of an escape from imminent peril, rush into over-trading. WANTS. are class COAT eae < Saag FOR RENT AND SALE. FS, BENT—FINE LARGE STORE « 2 BY 135 | ae. Svenue northwest. NSE aRa Ecos F Ray WOXES OhOTOR ce INA OB ES, ‘cooon NUTS: per stcam- JNO. W. LUMSDON & CO. ‘HARP , foot af 6th and P strests. To CONTRACTORS 43 aa ipa Cargoce of STONE, mes | the shower from Me a citement yesterda: Pe es Ad Rooms. to iifegt trouble have passed Waa A street. Capitol bill. street err, Bae 2 ae ry Ff ia intelligent WHITE GT in a family of far; geentie ss om ae — on lot ITC. Tio. Se weltcr in arte or on private ia ni good references. Apply. 70" northwest. Fmt OUCRED Box quired. Apply at 407 Sth st. _ | Weegee on Wheeler & Wilson's sewing at cae ne others need apply. stairs. = Ba ioe EEE and eat G street northeees. Sis The. ase ee ALN —A neat Ta ae TEATA Bo. a Mite o = op Ay TY No. Tee sale on easy terms. Apply oo premiser aay | [TOR RENT— Te. aaterncied FRONT ROOMS ee: ait ae ome of the finest | Fer secre A SORE 3 i a | EP ew rt wenn in cle citys omhy gmat Sepia required. Aadves call sn LM Mivem. 1183 Ber month; references. re: aa iy ¥ Marets avenue north: Mi} end atl ord loeat Fate, f. ATLRE. BAL EsTATE in Sk on ak D Fox. Ae fo meh d to repairs, securing tenants, an © BRICK STABLE and a pplied with water, Apply, SonpaRe’ — wore tr fend t ishe reet Settee ‘fter’s of the most Geairsbie GARDEN ing about Sacree.with fue build ce is within one mile i ace ie railroad | hroagh it; and it wouk! make ome of the | best pleasure gardens in in thee District. A wel Place would be sold che ake the Fig RE’ Hy a oes cliveher'st the door. We give special at belonging to pon-res Fee SALE-HO ee aise Hide Pay Paden out for a fictitious rise. Gevermment Jey Coake & Ge-farnieh the flings U.8.6%. 198) 2 eH & Feepcetable white woman. 8 iog tag; bon ot rhtoeade ae e girl, SHRUTI [03 wy. ts ‘Ne ni New Jersey srenus, Detween wouter Eaerse Sitiet: and and ct. Xa ented unfur street OR SALE—A BAR ate No. 1 Island oars srenert ont ian sy gas, water, &. Fae RFS, 5 sane “4 Ata @ respeciable and: baer Brick; Wixteoin PRESS Tae ANTED—Tro WHITE SERV ANTS, must be chambermaid, ohpely 0} ' tended porehaere for thes Fame either sing New sey and Pactory, 410-414 oth street, t BFA good smart boy wanted for the ine d well recommended: iroper: ‘also: a waitress Bh a 214 K airect northwest. Waxten-x good references. Adilress No. ‘8 SALES Tiers “story Sai K a ELLIS: No. 525 34 street, bet rooms, bath-room and cellar, water abd tral location: street improvements BP ye Inquire on the premises. OR RENT—A RA | KEEPING Fivetheroughis farutned ROOMS, fousibng of parlor, diuing room, kitchen om first jor hewly furnished: south frout, wit | Sentences; terms moderate: dolightfu re of atreet care—1421 Q street. ‘OR (RENTS COTTAGE HOU ly prepared for gai situated si fost of Geomaces He street, containing four Tr ‘ iculars inquire of al Estate Agent aren New York avenue, toges they possess. and the verme off red, they nications to be addresaed, SITUATION ws chambered, by petent, and can give girl, who is com 19 5th street north- | a22-3:* Bees & WYLIE, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, 1015 AND 1020 SEVENTH STREET N. W. NEW SPRING DEESS GOODS, WHITE GOObs, LINENS and PARASULS, inst received. Only One Price. U™ tp STATES ied ag hs peta § Wasning’ ne os . O.. 1573. ENRI R. SEE are, | ai ytd, wement in Pumping on ste os of June next: arguments and the E: the 2th day —— heard on the 2d A Berson ma preci ALK GOODS. FIRST CLASS GOODS AT LOW PRICES. J BEALS, OF) Rnd Heireork k Facts otek r years. Inquire 1608 OR Sa SALE—A number of two-story B SES. on T street, between lath and 1oth greet northwest, contaicing six roems each, will as follows Five HOUSES fh from’ 00 to dali lance in monthly paymcn! USES at from $50 to betinnea nb = quarterly, or vokES Will be exchanged in part for pe —} HOUSES in the same bi "Each of the ebeve Blows have ball, cellar. bath Toom, water-closet, sewer, gas, ji, private family. “Those, Curing to themselves a cotufortable Hovase en cacy terms, should not fail to call at wy office previous to purchasing elsewhere. > white woman, & aia. Flour steady and di By pate ATION to. cook, wash ;_ good references, Pennaytvania avenue. No. 126 ist — white sout! eatern spot ee visions bmoyant, and more active se Kutk meats—saled 500 cash on each, fs to enlt purchaser: Ws etre 7 7 o'clock t Me. rib aden, Thala Sugar-cured ha ama rp butter scarce and Whisky —salen at 9191", FM XORE: ADE 22.— Stocks atiict and firm, 7s. Money firm, 1 to 1-38. Kxchai rt, 9%. Gavernmients dull and te ‘onx, A’pril 22— —Flonr dull and unc tet for prime spring. med at 9354 actial 5 10-40's, 89%; new Sai opened at 957% for pail selling artils ia the city. “NG boy Was HOUSE contaiuing tive or six rooms, the front room Ta store; will rent from the ng to pay any one occupying a house that reasonable sum of money to move out. At P described: “Bill picase je enough for a small jandiord oaly, but am rd Residence of Con ‘aiming HL oome with 398. F, KELLEs * 8th street north oat, bet. aitniodern conveniences; wi October next, oF for a summer and Real Estate Brokers, (¥reedmen’s Bank Big.) OR gg ‘uruished or Unfurnished ROOMS, we table for housekeepl 2115 Ponnsyivanis avenue, oF RENT_FEA ME HOUSE, on L wt ind Mth streets; five roame. ate MURRAT, cor. Pa. avenue and 24th st. ‘OR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS. eultabln for housekeeping; 7th street, ia: and oF EENT—an OFFICE: nice, large, wecond: ry front room; F street, between lat | aie Mr. SPANIARD’S Liquor Store, = na Fk at ie Losbox, af'ad ene eae the tesult im the case of the unfortunate girls | Bond part Fema heer tiny 2. Christian women in this city some time ago. | istue of 1863. PSdccrs fon, such as I bi | drevs, giving fall particulars, N. W., Oa en Bo. > led WOMAN, to cook, wa: AETRD—A first-class IRO HOTEL, Georgetown. ape = god, et _ 92231509 Pa. av., Bedi t rooms, id front, on tig “ented Dwelling ob I strect, nent Sh. will AG Re ane only, | Gially for tobacco, efice. jarce new T. ive, gent Wess: asa Cowec Vines, in bearttut ecres valeable ‘timber. belno fenced; near railroad stat HANDSOME VASE OF EGontTt. (2 coping. Sa A. ERS that was £9 raife te a rented Advent a Rat Fu pe HOUSE, Ni 09 t ctreet sortie isining four rooms; water chambers, (ea eerie Sse nt puted n, | THOMPSON, corner of 1th street and New York | —' fobao-tf tions. "Apply at 816 6th st-sbeh, J ANTED—A competent WOMAN, to do the ‘neral honsework in a private fanaily street, bet. 15th and 16th sts. JANTED—A WHITE GIRL to do ia and look afer children. 1 street, between 4: and 6th at: cep 2, Clerk tn Ss Ty a — : shed HOUSE, | = HOME DI PE ANCE. nt 70-8 reet. Members of other aac persons desirous pon etn whe * ny cinemart ER. R: 8. nag) Morr TO LOAN ON REAL & nctory and Bio ore, 7s) rice BEGISTER OF WIL oO” span erou, B- D. Tiras 323. Tt of WILLS Aled ta tte thee, wn ited to a the years 1873 $500 ia tres be at Masonic | EvEsine, Ba Shes tendanee is requested. nee Tire R SLEEP. —ONONDA ada ited Rod very rouuoathd to be present Treeday evening, portance will be brought > N. Sakeda aes autem yo EEPUOLICAN yy ATIO! OMS, first Moor, yun moet Hores and uneker ping: gax and water. Ay ANTED—By a middle aged American Lady, @ | ASTCATION to do light chamber work FOR SALE Rv Rats anor Pare leaving tae cit “Laat fa = and Doe gy ad eal JhO8 "0 OF PUBLIC WORKS Seni. ‘ope second-hand Address th, Ay Po com om SA Fim NE MOCKING B: BIBD for ee years old, perfectl, Gan "be seen at No. ATH ie ayenne, @ very ceotrabie BUirE OF ‘Booms, furnished for rome; 1 Private ‘entrance; water Fours —K fine STORER woe houseweepini; 60 south ‘We have for sale arabic certific Beri b is receivable at par taxes, A small ¢ ait. War ANTED: = Sewing’ ‘Machines sewing and chamber-work; between H and I, northeast. JANTED-—Two unfurnished ROOMS, ina Nag igre location, suitat —k eS =a and ORLL ~ for altnost any business: {OLL{DGE. 1301 Sih et vor HOLL(DGE th and O, ot eta Prise, $3. »21 Im* SOR SALE—A well-built tire USE. 7 rooms; water and gus; large yard, &. and a fine winger. ccowne of would de i Fr Paste OR EXOHAN tor eli Nine eccond- hand SEWING ‘MAGHIN ES for leather work i story BRICK Apply at J) F ‘fret comeing ont ee 3 BUSINESS CHANOBS, Ee SALE_The STOCK. GOOD WILL and INTERES linery aod Faacy Store, OY Market Souter Tecan eta Sek Teac) ELENZBERG & Co “OR Shh tae STOCK sod FIXTURES or « bust X STORE, 4 ne cal Nowe ter eed Tei et “Ke 3 Vermont evemac be Lb and M streets portbw est t for cas trade * oe SS bealto: of so. ous amd. y MARSIm, good Heaghiesrhoon, Sart | dav ce of game and tront, fruit timber rhews, ralirweds, | Serie orb vie and pow office, mak” Chin propor” 2 | $44 acre on IN of which is good and serv’ abt tian There ts also ad the wtowe another vary in caltivarion these Farue ate ncerty Reve bottom, ama The proprietor I< prepared other and he is confident thet command @ ASEX MILNE, 22-6" 427 Fem scree north wer l HAVE A JUDGMENT for #1025 and @1 — the Penton OMe a Cleck & a nan ON BEAT Jstate, 1 "NOURSE & “MIDDLETOR, aot furn 2 ie. charge cellar mith stone feces Sat abtoe tas Bond ved 20 foot alley; stable rem fortwo horses and carriage. Apply apoe’ the "premions os emny. om ° ae A eee STATE. MitkY «pk, Beal Estate and inoue Ps were, apie im DART F stront, 1 toe LEWIS {Chron Ae bi Property Sm, real estate notes. One to twenty acres Garden Land, % feet of ground on Mat Street east, W AGNEK, Gilder, m8 Imm 1014 Pennsylvania s room, for two grown persons, Ad- terms (which must be moderate), “A. 24 Patent Office. a31-3t Pap o BOOMS, communication, furnished’ or unfurninh carriage house, FF al ARSOCLATION wi iil veh a NING, at A ‘ent aceeminoes samuel retina an feasted imporiarce will be = mittees for the ensnin; report received from & By of a Lt "PALMER, faceted | ee FOR Bees are auire ‘on the premison, 120! POR Ei Gh desiral NOTES Witt iby, YAN » HOUSE, 1906 ii ‘Mr. SAT WB OBGAN. A: = Woes ieee a ee ILY¥ CRARAGE ae ‘and °S Stabiee, ¥09, ai, reet northwest, one square a2] im ce ASH, “OE me goUP or == various a appointed, a: aa som, ol "ORI RENT—At Laurel, Md., an eight-room ee with about fear Be ental and: 100 frait at Deft Hicelvafter prim, ‘OK RENT— Eye sets OF tog ROOMS e MS CIPA jONDS ARE 7 TH iT ANTED—A WOMAN, to cook, wash, and ir erences required, Apply at Shilling: re, corner 4% street and Pennsylva- invested at I offeres and #1 cory wen at KEATING 2 Co. ton's Book fto cael eEreruee Ath’, Ape Gentiemen-—1 desire to call your actenti case of Mrs. Hatton. You will remember that last summer I consulted yen in regard to her disease— ‘omb, of 8 similar affection, fer so much. I pro: peoce bets Lex po’ { am happy to say, have had the most erty, to refer to. me sind use Mrs, if youso desire, in mak: gy eet ‘and south of Ponuny ven avenue. Fe. FP KY Sra HE. y ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN a Nuree Wel High street, Gcorgrtorsy one ‘mile’ fone cara. four horse double tree some ed Boe N Erie Collected w sar aitokizs reale loses Warren Such Parties ae are interested in the record of the itl © requested to call at this office and ‘a Decessary steps to effect tees Register of Wills, D.C. CHERS AND OTHERS. ri BOXES Ae a 9 Hh street, between @ and H. that of Falling of the W: inted and 5000 = fawkes as Lis Rsrect are of which women of all Tass wo Hanes mau yok. BENT=Tigw BOOMS, unfurnished, suit- few. articles of ‘A reliable NURSE, who can give re . An elderly white person arstrere i Rate, Nea SEWING MA; 1 sssension 308 6th st.u.w., from 4 SOK RENT—The NEW Bl Y between, lith and 18th: second fi all, 70 by 40 feet, and f at Ore Toone, will’ be ready for oceupan seit beat the b ba nications through the Post O 4, will receive attention azl-2t her Penna, avenue northwes. a9 at? ANTED. “A steady, middie aged WOMAN, to and it One willing to make 10 can i nd well recom- bis "s name. the merits of of Soar vee In conciusion, accept the ti compliments of LDING - E str ‘second band two. =x AGON, wide tA pm 4 Le Box d ‘Wagon hereclf gehen ly useful, mended, will have a good home and 3 50 Gay ‘street, corner of Green, Georgetown. al9-3 a ANTED—For year or more, OF FICE, or FUR- M,above lst story, near P ating terms and description.) New Jersey aeimer Oy | FENTED—A gvod woeas as cook, washer and ironer for one family of three. Must come recommend: Apply No. 403 7th street, wee | a ANTED—A-g ol WHITE WOMAN 33 000K, a aeeemter peat ironer fur ‘a family of rey corgetown, me eo S°UHe Star omce from 356 1a pee ANTED—To PURCHASE ‘CRINPROVED «Real Rotate’ Broker, and New 3 York Waa ea or Fone om SOR ‘SaLE—an oe platform. thing for carrying passe! Wagon; can be = a BUILDING STONE, and TONE.. —8ny S screened CRUE ED ards Fae of all a2 Sb. for sale inter U Stan Offic For sale by 8. CALVERT FORD. Tio. Penn- aylvapia avenue. a22-606t AIMS FOR DAMAGES pect amar a CO: NSEQUENCE 0. OF IMPBCVE! Boarpor Pranic Wonss Durnicr oF. oom MasuikcTos. aon oe act, formation of all conc Erne vat of demmages ous sus- hie improvements oF re- ted by the Tis on tie “appca iy af the ‘or owners of any real estate EFRIGERATORS, W roves ‘MACHINES, owe furniaty ing Store, SP Ee the st. EL, Organist and Teacher of Music, ‘tfully informs the Lg saat orders at ELLs" musical warereom Int hie residence, 680 31 st ent, jest will receive prompt attention. a19-¥i' SSIBTS MADE TO ORD! In connection with my ny Merchant Tailoring busi- ness, [am now prepared to MAKE SHIRTS TO ORDER, having engaged the services of one of the best cut- tersin the country for that purpose. Being satis- fied of my ability to give entire satisfaction, both in Penne fit, L respectfully solicit the patronage of 5 L oe ck FILTERS, OIL Bullding open daily” ‘OR SALE—A pice at GROUND, @ by Piet, in Square 209, pear State De ‘partment. Tn Lutz, corner lth and ( streets Bur, CLAY FOR SALE Apa %0 DODGE & PARNEIULE, MEDICAL, &e, 2. morrs. beh yh nad WD Dis ad Sts Ei “aos” tween D and E northw TOR eet es RNISHED BOOMS, in a pleas- — — the in: it also. unfurnishs and bath-room on second floor, 3 Missouri arenes: spoemme Borge: ERS certain cure all 2 5, as: street of Columb eS ye RAME HOUSE on uth parte! ements; front and back yard. May. ines the ‘OR SALE OB woe pice No. 12) street, betwee ame arevie, thes dashed a 'T- pe Unni teuant Ba eet State treats ) near ‘4 F uy ae, if a] ‘Columbia, or of say oereon hav! GpOURD: oy Plant's Building, corner isth street i Fy s pro’ u HE Ganatesr Di: Possession gi ren on the Ist THEW BL lo medicines on pont, gad , ES g cy Eprom ri it 3 irregularity , of ate also by applting at the | "EU SEU. B BU caing Mas. AG. Bo} 6. T. Shirtand Bares Manufacturer, 23 Kb hwest. Diorerie® eretatore kta WaFEanes ee eines anaes her inery parlors, at No, ‘isch atrect Va rs Se LAI big ee AG Tost perfect shuttle tn tae’ testing of ra fecdio brand wot "Kino, Brame aoa a r, W. SPICER, Agent. Boone CONSULTING PHYSICIAN, ‘The oldest established Specialist in the otty No, 811 Mth street, above H. Hours: 1 to 4 and 7 to9, daily, pamemrelerrie: ~ 4 Wasi gre, copartnersh Be Bpectalty— Female oe orth and Fatreet, 1 by “0 a etal fal t claims agali ie ir han al3-6t son ch ee ¥ a PLACE, Georget: nallytown read; m house. reair-6e JUAN in Bove 262) Rn I Lor the first ‘The lot is sicaated oe the s he ath ali nae 2 rouxas, eTpanking my friende and the Public for thelr Ib. TE pee om a. I would ree solicit a continuance of f Teton on Leororen by a very comfortabl 2 80.Sias ‘out Srihdings. Heoitiaba ace Mee oujd be true to me. 5? The future must beh brighter. Cour. 0 3 ¥ Hope? [a2i-6e* ” py) feces lith street northwest; fet Sate would ‘cost lite) bse "EPHowz0 YOUNGS. offers "a i a g ii ether at ‘above od it ngage in the, abor ve nes yusiness, mpi vol wt ee I tochee wide ad is feet d =e SALE—A fine FARM. of Maribore road, mile from house is new "and contains | 8 Figo Tocies ample yand commands a most magnificent view of the city and surrounding countzy. E. K. WILSON, 511 7th street, opp. Post Office. ae ree a CERTIPI- En IN PAY mEW? ATES, ake WHICK HOUsK: wel i focated nine tome aken nyt their ‘ee hare ina pat ance ee Str eae : te gts Tad bee month, sEacreae Brick jUATe street cars, i oS Sea La. oes sie Iw Fe aan bree pieces fot ded for $2,000 CES now at $24 per mo: renting “for $3 per mp gon for $2,900 each; renting for $30 por 1s all NEW HQUEE; igen about cent. we th street, between Bt ani Owtrets, rh S| F by photograph ‘hand’ LOST AND FOUND. the 26th of December: G.” The finder will be liberal yy. ‘ieaving the same at 121 or 117 rs AP, M. D., 8eo. LADIES’ SKIRTS, mounted — return to = 401K street. ott Liberal rew a2 2" WHICH WE ARE SELLING i itch Terri g $5 BE we nae Fail en ‘err a's the name of a i H. OTTMAN, No. 120: Or PR STOLEN Young BEW FOU 1G, all black except the fore-paws. A liberal wnat will be patd cf 5 , i Eh E 88 CENTS PER SKIBT. i bi poagp OF PoRLIC haa mt LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, Or eee ana Bo oe front Rooms. eOR TENT odio aaieaie Dae 5561 om A reward Lat piety real DO) Ho. 709 G STREET, 683 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, aprr priation is not sufficiently large to pay the employes for one ex_t# day, the garden might be clones some other day in tac Week except Sun- day, when thousands of our citizens throng the Path» ceking for @ breath of fresh air and a elim) -e of nature’s attractions. ———_-cee-____ ‘The New York Herald noticing that the law, the Governor, juries and the public, are alike inexorable im insisting upon the execution of seurécrers, whoa little while ago might have escayd, Gnds the reason in the fact that mur- ay M ee and Sewer-trap Oovers 101 building e Man- ra the northwest corner Fy RK mY, p tworstory OR BxCuANnGE Tr cr jean Batween fru anv 8ra Sraxrts. ‘HE IMPERIAL HOTEL, JAMES SYKES, Propriaer, FRoONTING PENNeYLvaNta Avance, Berween Wh and lath streets, Wasuineton, D. 0. om} Metropolitan Hotel Block. TRPENTER AND BUILDER. southeast. 1 ord Caer The fet of Gace a ee Han snd 28 streets, pores Screpnear thei © FOX, cn ;corner tb , aoe on Ke - ‘ad street northwest. BOARDING. 323 Ist oe Communicating? de ocammel (arawae WINE, OLD AND DELICATE FLAVOR. $2 PER GALLON. - cw CER, Grocer, 1918 Pennsyivani {onde pe venue. tol, = sth Fi (OR bg er ,00 Mi ua ik i i i) Purchases of 1967-68, just put on draught. ALES, PORTER, BROWN STOUT, F%3n: iyi ss 5220000 so MUNICIPAL Offered as ® speculation buts Fywine secerity, paying from 10 to AB per coat = E ONLY on curi jes tn which « small capital can be safely al rages; Wt» 2b percent.on bonds mi7-1m EAD, mz Im 93 ; terms ener m20-tf Y¥.M.C. A. Building, #b and D DRY GOODS. EW SPRING SILAS AND OTHER B DRESS GooDs ut ‘this season, as usealiy ims and cise Keck of STRIPED 8 SILKS, as we have bout one hundre et section much ‘under the from §1 per yard up; and that'we have bed ¢ EZ One price only, in plain Aewres. W. M. SHUSTER & BRo., al-ankeom 919 Penusylvania avenue. ie NEW AND HANDSOME DRESS GOUDS cot. WOLFORD 4 SHILBERG. cece aade tenement Fo. LLAMA LACE SHAWLS AND JACKETS, of the richest = .. WOLFORD 4 SHILBERG. acta hanes eg Fo ad LATEST BOvaRTIns IN PaBga- WOLFORD & BHILBERG ee eee FGE,AuE CLASSES WHITE GooDs man. WOLFORD & SHILBERG. fei LiSEi, Bara Poin ins ouroms’ & LFORD ¢ SHILBERG. F°, NICE “Bruiwe. cassia a ASSIMEBES, SUIT able for men bail WOLFORD & & “SHILBERG. ‘OR EroLien 3 USSELS, ore eco and INGRALN rs ol 5 MaTiines, of the m Stent pride, bas oe WOLFORD « « "SHILBERG. crons's Yanuae yppus GOODS FOR TSS egos rok ras nase WOLFORD & SHILBERG'S, 427 SEVENTH STREET, Between D and E, southwest. alt-tr — i AECADE. Ecsta BLAC! a Seuss GooDs fast received at 303 F cues. mart-Sm 2° 404 404 E88 A We have ring at si BERR PRE TTS aS Se Re cftemtt pike Sop ERaTOENE 2D FINEST in City, of which wears owing es Yery low prices. ired and edt "a7, Fratcee Repair Begilt a FFO® Bats ony Paztine. GID GLOVES, 6) TO 61.36 PEB Pam.