Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1873, Page 2

ING STAR. CROSBY 5. NOYES......Editor. Largest Circalation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page The enormous pressure of advertising upon oar columns for some days bas crowded our reading matter a deal, but we hope our Yeaders will be patient while the immédiat rush of spring advertising is upon us. In the Tong ran, through double-sheets and otherwise, we try to do justice altke to readers and adver- tisers, At this distance from the scene of operations it is, of course, unsafe to criticise too closely the conduct of the war against the Modocs. Discarding the newspaper accounts of the late Enfortunate atfair, however, and taking Gen. Gillem’s report to Gen. Schofield as a basis, 1t is difficult, even for experienced military men and old Indian fighters, to understand the wis- dom of the late reconnoissance which resulted So disastrously to our troops. Gen. Gillem Says the party reached a designated point at noon and were resting when suddenly they were fired upon by the Indians. It is a recog- nized principle in war that, when marching in &n enemy's country, where an attack may be made at any moment, a skirmish line should be sent out covering the front and the flanks of the main bedy. When the latter balts under Such circumstances it is also regarded as indis- pensably necessary that pickets be thrown out on all sides to give early notice of the enemy’s approach. It is possible that this was done in the case of the late recennoitering party, but there is nothing in Gen. Gillem’s report to indi- cate it. He says the men were suddenly fired upon while resting, and became panic-stricken, from which one would infer that there were no pickets thrown out to sound the alarm, and that all the men were resting in a body. Another circumstance which would seem tq, Tear out this inference is the fact that the troops became panie-stricken at the first fire, | }. which would not have been likely had they hada warning from the picket line. The taking of batteries of artillery into such a position was certainly of questionable propriety, and it is doubtful whether Gillem’s management of the whole affair woukl be sanctioned by military men of experience in Indian warfare, like Gen. Crook for imstance. In fact men who have spent their lives in the army on the plains say that ne specific line of tactics can safely be adopted in fighting Indians, and that the pecu- liar cireemstances of every case must govern the action of the troops. The most successful of our okd Indian fighters have almost always adopted the Indian style of warfare, especially where the savages have made a stand in moun- tainous regions, using rocks, trees, and even their horses as breastworks. Successful scalp hunters like Kit Carson have always adopted the same tactics, and under circumstances such as we have referred to the order generally is: every man to fight on his own hook and take ad- Vantage of every rock or tree he can find. The nature of the lava beds affording such securicy for the savages made every precaution to guard against surprise imperatively necessary. The Modoc affair looks bad, and we hope we shall hot hear of the recurrence of a similar disaster. —————<e--—____ Judge Dobbin, of Baltimore, has recently made some important rulinjs as to the respon- sibility which attaches to banks in keeping the Property of customers as collateral security. In August last the Third National Bank of Balti- more was robbed by burglars of a large amount ef property, and among the securities taken Were United States five-twenty bonds amount- ing to £20,000, the property ot Wm. A. Bord, | and other bonds belonging to the same gentle- | ian of the value of $6,500. These securities | had been deposited, subject to a written agree- | ment, ‘‘as collateral security for the payment Of all obligations of Wm. A. Boyd & Co. to the ‘Third National Bank of Baltimore, at pres- | ent existing or that may be incurred hereafter.” | ‘These securities were held six years, during which time the firm of Boyd & Co. had often borrowed money of the bank, and had some- | times over checked the account. At the time of the robbery, however, the firm owed the | bank nothing. Subsequently a formal demand ‘was made upon the bank for the bonds, and the | same being refused, suit was brought in trover for their recovery. The case is now on trial in Baltimore, and turns upon the construction put | upon the written agreement under which | the bonds were deposited, and the amount of care exercised im their keeping. The | American, whieh gives Judge Dobbin’s ruling, says be construed the written agreem-nt | in favor of the plaintiff, and to the point raised by the defendant’s counsel, that National Banks have no power under their charters to | Feceive deposits of this nature, or to incur re- | sponsibility on account of such deposits, he answered that it wasa necessity, growing out | of the banking businessthat National Banks | should receive such valuables as collateral security for loans. The bonds were to remain | in the bank asa guarantor of the solvency of Boyd & Co., in their transactions; hence this | was a contract pledge, terminable only en | beth parties completed their obligations, and until this was done the pledgee was bound to keep the pledges with proper care. He was further of the opinion that the paper gave a | security for every obligation issued by Boyd & Co., which in the course of business might come | into the bank, and it being established that the bonds were held as collaterals, it was the duty j of the bank to use reasonable and ordinary ¢ard | in their keeping. This ruling ofthe court remits | the whole case to the * sary as a question of fact whether the be nk exercised such care or not. ‘TUE Sram has taken occasion several times te contradiet on authority the rumors that Co- chise had left the reservation on which he was | placed by Gen. Howard and was again on the War path. Adispateh now comes from Topeka, | Kansas, stating that ail the reports of Indian ostilities in the southwest are pure fabrica- tions. Experience has demonstrated the fact that far western dispatches relative to Indian Outrages are generally exaggerated. As strange | ‘Ss it may seem, it is reliably asserted that there | 4+ a class of persons on the frontiers composed mainly of traders, who are always anxious to fet up an Indian war in order that they may | £1) their pockets by selling ammunition, for- Bge, commissary stores, &c., to both Indians cdsetticrs. The fact that the Modocs use the seven-shooting rifle and do not appear to lack for powder and ball gives color to the ass-rtion that they are regularly supplied with war ma- | terial by unprincipled traders, who are glad to | fee the war go on so long as they can make money by selling their wares to either party. — The New York Sun thinks ‘it is very doubt- fal whether anything can be done with the Rev. J. Hall Barney,” otherwise Pardee, under | Artest in this city on charges of torging the mame of Gen. 0. E. Babcock, and using the United States mails for frauduleht purposes. It aight be doubtful if he was to be tried in New York courts; but as forgery and fraud are still punishable offences in this District, it is quite likely that Mr. Pardee, alias Barney, will find that something can be done with him if there is evidence to sustain the charges. selling is Mlegal in Massachusetts on and hey bar and the Boston papers predict at the beer question will enter largely into pepe ay ees best hes peer the reason, 84) profane ones, pera t = the ruraé districts, where votes are wanted. It is said that an organiza- ‘ion is forming among the prohibitionists, for fhe purpose of entering complaints against the Brewers and beer shops im case the Boston suthorities refuse or neglect to enforce the law. SA Ae aes Don’t heed the talk about the late frost killing the embryo fruit in this section. A little sharp © '1 thins out the blossoms, and does the crop cool. At any rate it has been observed in the ~~ tern states that a frost that seems to stop Gorely short of killing the tan lg ecru ag ape followed by an unusually ge crop. ze sports from Maryland, Delaware and New persey say that the peach crop im those states & Liscly wo be the largest ever known. Ee i i FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Contrary to general expectation, the New York money market continued tight. Since the pension of the Attantic National Bank, } street has been filled with distrustful ru mors about other banks. Batrimon: ¥ irginia 6%, old, 87; ez irginia’s consolidated, 83%; West + North Carolina 6's, old, 35, do., ly unchanged. receipts 0 heavy—cl SWS Whisky nominal pie New Yor, May 1.—Stocks casier. Gold aubst, Try. Money ‘firm, 1-16 to 1-16 and interest. change, long, 8s; short, 9'. Governments an and Pw a 1.—Flour dali and unchanged. Parts, May 1, Tp. m. m—Rentes 5 francs. THE WEATHER Wak DaratTMENT, Ofics '» WasHineTon, Muy 1, bry a A SYNorsis FoR THE Past ewamet- FOUR = The low barometer last night in Kensas has und o southern Lilinois. Northeasterly aud south- swith clindy we Tain and fall- qeter pres ail in the northwest and over the kes. and thence to Missouri and Kentucky. threatenin; hase, the and sor erly winds, partly cloudy w. ry with high meter, prevail over the lower lakee and tue meitic states. | Northwesterly and southwesterly winds and enerally clear srather in New Bugland. The river ky, northeasterly to southerly winds, falling barometer, threatening weather and rain, Stearing ithe lower Missouri valley this afternoun. For Tennessee, the gulf and south Allantio states, sonth- erly and southeasterly winds, cloudy and rain: the he middle states and lower lakes, falling higher temperature, southeasterly and Wwereasingiy, cloudy weather winds, New! England and Canata, Bist het hi ly winds, vesrln hortheasterly,. wit “is by Cantionary signals continue at Duluth, Milwaukee, Grand Huven. Detroit. ‘Toledo sea Cleveland. Reports are generally missing from tions west of the Mississippi. An SOMPANY, W. ELA special meet - ing of “A” ©. Xin na aa I be held Armory THIS BV ENIN oe F.0. art rie Beo'y KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. ATTENTION: The brothers who visit. ichmond on the Mthof April wilt meet atthe K.P. Grand Lodge hallon FRIDAY EVENING, May 24, to receive the ameunt due them. By order of ALEX GRAY, chairman of committee | | ALEX, P. THE BODY OF PETER CLARK, WHO was kilied on 23th instant iu Boston, will ar- rive here to-morrow morning. Ane’ seaers of STAR OF THE west LODGE, 1369,6 U0. of hall, 13th street, at 7 o'clock THIS EV rangemente f..1 the foneral cement of the funeral in the ix, Sg J. CLA ‘a Lw Srpxon, B 8. ay) Elgctiva ry = oe ‘ON, TUBN PIER cOomM- - TUESDAY, Kp. mi. S> UNITED STATESINTERNAL REVENUE. OTICE TO SPECTAI ‘AYERS TAX (LICENSE) The law ot December 34 Mires every person engaged in apy Tustnessy arecstion ox employment renders him Hable to @ SPECIAL Tax, {Licknsé. ) to procure and place fonspieno "3 stableshment or place of business ing the payment of suid Special Tas bef ne commencing business. (Fhe taxes embraced within the provisions of law above qucted are the fullowing, ¥ nna pg rs In malt liquors, whoivwale. Deal-rs in malt lawns, Feta 13 r T Hl, every dollar in coe of $1,000. Dealers in manufactured tobacco Manufacturers of stills and for each still or worm manufacture Manufacturers of tobacco.. apufacturers of cignt Peddlers of tobacco, first class, (more than two horses)... Peddlers of, rt Peddlers of tobacco, thind’e Cm “t horney Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class, (on foot public copreyance) Brewers of les- than 500 bi Brewers of 50 barrels or more. Any person whe shall fail to comply with | Sregeing Fewuirements will: be subject to severe Special tax Pavers thro the Uni are reminded at hey tea make ppltcation tothe Gsicctor cor Deputy 6 eee of their req districts, ae fran Sethe ‘the Special-tax Tear, commecne waltingfor sr FBO oe L. TULLOCK, lo ollector ctor Internal Revenue for District of Columbia, No. 517 7th street. So | FoR nie fo ‘+ Peas SR AGES PECULIAR Hoxrsvitcer Ava , Apeil 2, 1309, desire Ey Tous attention to the nuner wilted you in Tegard to her diecaseet tine cf Falling ¢ cf the NWomb, of A unllar affection, ‘alt classes sufer eo much T pr Bosadalis, which, wit bottios 1 am happy toay, have S33 seeees: 3 ec ews cses. ‘32 see Lf y to refer to me ,and use Mrs. Zonse desire, in making known in Sctsctaaiony accept the thanks of Mie ies jours truly, Eo. WATTOR. aad Office. For sale by 8. C. vERT , 21105 > ahem patent ALVER’ For.’ 1 a FROM TH. zs =z ay yd ro | rerio a4 He a f fi No. 1429 PennsYivania AvENTE, Depot for Sods and Minera! Waters. fela-ty_ mest | a ae (a5 ae ar ont CK S Pi eS Ur! TOCANDY embrace we ta the palace colds, bronchial and ‘ndispensablos *” ‘conven!- nts. Phil. ND PIANO leave - % mi-3i™ PASTURAGE FOR Co’ ‘8 AND HORSES. rect . At E. Lyon's yoo, 5 Poe hart a A > JOS. om sas my1-tin™ i. = BRIGHTWELL, 420 orm Sreeer. SHIRTS mode to order and ready-made. A per- fect St guarant choice line of GENTS’ FURMTS GOODS constantly om az ly . Ebb otovs’ VE. 22 . 27. OTe aND OTs co GENCINE, RENOWNED BEtcran T BLACK Rog pad Rr tole Ann tn em | re earl and Pit fest, t STRAUS", 1011 Peas, ave, neat ((ALCINED, Castine. DENTAL PLASTER AND MARBLE D| Have just received, per steamer, a large tot of CALCINED, Casting 4ap DENTAL PLAS- SESSEUeBGRtor ewatity, and guaranteed to give on- WASTED—« COOK; one MABBLE DUST, goarse ral di it to the trade. Ferme: “Uueh or baakieble pease °° Be mL WM. GUINAND, 623 Lonini: T° OUR FRIENDS AND AND THE PUBL: faves & Lomette well-known Seaton R Of. ly ti side 8. yeeq.), ‘i SoS ras tr, OUR gOFFIOR to the'same, to receive our friends, we havi where we We are tt and water (also ser- soa pana ga Gor No ty ice. m16t__ [Daily and Sunday papers | WANTS. Warman, a Sletorduce required. FOR RENT AND SALE. ————— i —— Me = for north; between st aed | "ioe iet Nn 18 Peaertenta awa, borwsea myl tf | Sand 45s street, from $4 to $6 each ml-3 Silling tolye te the FS RET te ROOMS. farnished or ions required. ie eat nteralehed. “Apply No. 920 M street north me F; eect glace SHiBT TRONERS. RRENT_OF FIG is, corner 9h and Batre PITOL LAU bn GER mewth. GEORGE MATTINGLY | at 1653 Ponnaytvaate cS W. JNDBY, F street, ee and Wik wortinnee ED— agony OR RENT— araiahed ROOMS. with om ahelinestehae Som ei Fo 01 p RENT Passi ROOMS, wit ih Board; T room and ft conseoting Inquire 10 TOLS ich street, sooeer sachusetts avenue mi WAS Fon, g008 COO ‘assist in a onings at 417 Gh strect, ite Ons | FOR RENT—Too Tange and communica: Hall, “hetoreuntferated: acs ~ | F’Reokt (unfurnished) fod gag farnts ROOM, ED—By T years old, 5 —— —- - TION aa off oth eo ments me office. Can write F communicating 3. BAL, Star office. with ‘Eas, coro floor; No. 1127 uth et: street, | two doors from corner M street northwest. P! ieee NED By @ respectable Girl. w SITUA- | jysoors fom corner M str: ametress Ww? — TION as Can furnish machin: A Se FOR RENT AND SALE. a BRICK HOUSE, No. TORE ke Borthwest, one | meruute’s ‘walk } tig A ‘Penney ania avenue reet cars. S10 Petrset northwest F haey edV Pan “Outy Halt ass Yat, with board, two conpectin, Eeecuoem akvomt 1G) oy a Se water. Boar Modern convenioness te AGBUDER, permonth. Apply to Bes a dad, Bonser 103) Toot x Fyn HOUSE—Housk greets porthwont, | ( terms. Tnun TENHOUSE, rented wc. reat ALE—An attractive ESIDENTE. = style, 9 rooms, inciuding pon Parlor, with land, abundance of water, stabling. of the A quarter of a mil from the terminus of Lincoln avenue. For terms, &ec., apply at 1419 Q street nas 6: objection t help with housework. Adare OR REN Furnished hed ROOMS in one of the | 7, § THE SUPEEME COURT OF THE DISTRICT | M.B Stkromice.” IP FHM hourework. ade | Biimoctdesirabte regrdenoes tw thn cite wither: | JK po per g ee I aha gialgat Board, bya Tady thoroughly Competent, at Apply at No: 1311 Penn. aw ANTED—& Tecpaclabio tiddln aged WOMAN rt ti? jee, 1511 Penn. aven L. Pavis, 20 ee m1-at Ts Louw C. Gurr = Pomc Berian—tn Eanity, as eter tote Keeper ina, family, of hres persons | ony * a a ROOMS Hae | 3 11 Penn. avenue, ade-6t oul canse has been feferred to mo to state the Movtgomery aunty, Md.,etating where an ite F ished or oufarnished, et ini a y- | OR BENT OR LEASE HOUSE Wo OTT E <- view can be had. ie | pls porthe; corner of 10th a 1 falta o the foe aditors of the complaisant and | WY ANTED—PLUMBENS 07 Kise Wal we am | sls0vanice STABLE in the rear. atl : ne hot ‘Apply on th ream! the e iner=hip creditors of the comp ainant and Mase. pely fefcndant. Where tows ‘a RA Sao wih all kings of | VOR, RENT FURNISHED, §1m i 5. UN: «Be erent at str : - prey alge eg a Hi PouGLas #60. 8 | SE Rfag STORE Gs. Sts:stones, ‘OF SALE-SMALL FARM—A pia: = ar an ONDAY, Map, Wace rk aia & | OFFICES, $s), 935, &: 3). $2) AT Ra PM wag Oftice, ‘in’ Barbour "Law Building vor v TaNTED=T mediately —A good White COO m13t Gs Nrs1 Tin "| she Consist At a double Frame: Hou: — avenue, ROBERT 1 ene La to assist in Washing; must thoroughly under: | [POR RENT. A “fandoome country HOUSE in |sorder,with all the necesse: outbuildings. including ay 1, 1873. Autitor. stand her busiaess and bring good recom aro on complete taining thirteen rooms, with ice honse, full of tee £ pure water, P20P0rats Fou Pnesu BEEF. at S23 Vermont avenue, opposite the Ari ling on | garten aud priviivay of fcr home carriage biuse | hi the beat varteties, Orrice A.C. 8., Fort rea Wart A Gat on ASE Ati Foor particnlares CO on ‘ avenue. [i WA LINTHICUM (nie Ofc wT Ta ae pleats wil Se WSRTEDR Tre fies clase TEE i Oe ries | FOR Qos =a ment, BRe ae wetits Beation,auning ne BopMce, | sth and bserets noe ide FINE COTTAGE 500." Birencan ent, i 3 hs ‘ence Comemene ig Rly Tee ee TIDE x Mow WASTED—a WOMAN. wn0 a apd On auire'on the premises, Also, separat opoaale for Tecaiabiog O@ficers ‘Washer and Ironer. » 219 11 MOUNT PLEASANT, with Choice Ow 2 the same near 3d northwest = ts Information as to ec ‘nditiony taki at of Beef, pay- ments, &c., can be obt sined by w Heasion to Al AN, m16t Ist Lient.. 3d Artillery, A.C.S. Pseresas FOB CUMBERLAND COAL. Navy Pay Orricr, No 427 Caesinut street Patlatipaia,t Bealed Proposals. al,” in fesee nei iL be recs ‘s: ard, free ‘from risk and expense to the Gov: eranentr tke Might to be determined by the Navy | ‘ard scalos at sat es of delivery . < required to be shipped imme. of tne best quality, uniform in free from dirt and all other puritie! and abject to Inepection #rior to ship: ment Inspector inted for the purpose, who sit her have: the right oP rem ory rejection. Bids wil only be Tecatved f ona fide miners of or dealers in Coal. he right te is reserved to reject aby Mid Bat may i jot be deemed advantageous to the Respone bie seen ty will be required for the faith- fal delivery ef the above in souhoraiy cites stipulations of the blank forms for bids, to be had at this office; otherwise bids will nat be entertained. tte So ag step en . ove Coal w NP a: SSELE, m1-3t Pay ficepostor U.S. Navy NGS! —All persons that have left UMBR: EARABOLS with the subscriber to ir ai HE ist DAY OF MAY TOES SES will be boarded at my stables for twenty five d Mars per month, feed arnt come clown low enough to make the reduction. ROUGHTON Livery, Hiring and Sale Stables, 1403 aud 1405 E stréet, between lath and 151 ml srrixe AND SUMMER GOODs. OVER THREE H&NDRED SAMPLES, FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, AT DEVLIN & Co.’s. apwtr 1113 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. [T MAY NEVER OCCUR AGAIN. O@R POP®PLAR SPECIALTIES. MEN'S DEPARTMENT. $10—Onr celebrated $10 Business Suits—g 10 810—We are still selling—$10 $10—A good Business Buit for $10 $10—Our sales are enormous—810 $10—In fine Business Suits at $10 $10—Our stock is Tremendous—$10 @10—Of all wool Suits at $10 A SPLENDID STOCK, 4 FASHIONABLE STOCK, 4 LARGE STOCK, OF FINER SUITS, OF IMPORTED FABRICS, AT PROPORTIONATE PiICES. FOR THE YOUNGSTERS. “WOULD I WERE A BOY SOME MORE.” $3—Only five dollars for a School Suit—go $5—A good Suit for 93. @5—A durable Suit for $5. $5—A well made Suit for $5. §5—Onr assortment is good—85. $5—Our stock is immense—gs $5—Of Boys Suits for 93. OUB PRICES ABE AS LOW COMPABATIVE- Y, FOR FINE BIAGONAL SUITS, FINE BLUE AND BLACK SUITS. FINE LIGHT AND DARK SUIT. ENTIRE STOCK NOW COMPLETE. AN EARLY INSPECTION INYITED. FASHIONABLE TAILORS, ep2o-tr Conwan %7H ann D Sraezts. AMEL— rt prer,; Bey re a BL, —Thove who, are addressing J. HOWABD WW LLLTA Sat this office, Those whS wish the Rhamel ose Tage ee ari te er ta Ge the sane eset vo die PAPERHANGINGS, }yo.'dhs tio NOW OPEN aT MARKRITER 439 7th street, between D and E streets, Eight doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall, of new and i Giit apd Velvet F TT ie ey : oo Tang ance Ringe ry GS, i coms, half acre round, stable and om onsen N. P. h atreet and New You rk SALE—On Capitol Hill, a first class two. back uilding pressed brick fr nut ayy st |} Fket ear- 7, to, work fee ni busines. ApBIy (0 <ylvania avenne, bet. 6th and 7th streets, or Bench $64 Center Market. 430-3" y ANTED—A White WOMAN, t Cook, Wash and Tron; must be well recommond-d.” Apply | GN 217 a street, opposite tho Board of Pubic | 13 sh | sirect southeast, or to owner at 196 31 aireet + oath Tha eas | een iW WERE take notice E. MAISON, of New York, has opened ker Fo SALE—A Fare of 50 ACRES Mont- Millinery Parlors at’ No. 413 13th street orth gomery county, Maryland from Wash. a0 1 Guy a turnpike, and 1% wiles fromthe tai “ANTEDBya respectable White Woman a SITUATION to take care of adairy or a one a store bie nd for Good water aud fencing general housework or chamberwork, Willige to © : » the country; good references, Apply at 1aa6 a sane stich ashe anaes G street, cornet 3h S009 | eae Werte, oat Tacnorer arate Si WARTED-A soul SERVANT, to Wash ilread depot. The dwelling house can, Tron, and do general housework. Good wages sare ll rooms. The farm as well worked and toa servant. Pe betws the hours of & ed; good stabling and ont-howses; has fin ands p. at gone. AUM'S, 403 7th street, be- oronardé and pastures. and will be reuted to. A first- tween D and E. aw St lees te te ps on ——— le — for oN, ‘T08 x ANTED: FCRG BASES Sr req cmen lt further particulars apply at No. rece! a 5 i Ne ted, 1 red. PACKING daha “asF gna ASS Coutral vol ROOMS ae Ne ASD Market a30- 3t bh and J4th, with or without board. a30-3t V JANTED—A PURCHASER (or a fv ro RENT—Unfurnished SALOON PapL¢ RS. pad Frame Bo riaysitb se ay — oe diotai Neue Board— Mee Ae oe gb families, at Nu - 91 | theme # treet, betw to" OUNNINGH. Wo. 1051. 8 street | core ee ee northwest OR SALE—Very NT. “oils apitol extension, jt HOS. E Wacoamaw.3 319 7th ot a3)-3t" W ANTED—A competent COOK, WASHER and | . IBONER. Apply at 1126 lith street north- F sma" | PORE ithe yi eters eeemaeee One ANTED— Pie MBROIDERERS at Se 3t : WAGGAMAN, 519 Tth st. Monta ee For RENT very desirable RESIDENCE WARTED ange Tipe, BL Apecinm | Co. Basis Bata AOR JUAN BOLLE, g ote LEAN, 516 F street, up stairs, — Book- FR are rican: © Mtmae WHEL aeranrires | wn Ss Mera peat eral housework where there are no small llitdeen. FE RENT—Three TEOMS, Address fer three days to M. E. C., Star office, a29-3t" ble for > ousek yANTED—$800—A |, mn for 5 or W years on Teal estate in Virgi near Washington V un- SOR RE aT HOw SE u Franklin sirect. Also, incumbered, worth §5,0W. Address P. Mgr F fine BRICK HOUSE, with water nod wae toy i bean. dpquire Wf HgLiabGee 1501 5th \ TANTEDSA ‘A respectable white girl wishes a or HOL RO.'S, Sth aud O. “asv-3t" ing TY ATION ae nurse of chambermaidy and 18.34, Ee ar aptons willing to do bg oF to operate on am ue. “ Ph lease cailat 64 C20 aietrect, between G and F streets, sa 8 sod 3. square a eeniet: & tee atieetes Saar . Apply corner East Se ne ond oth [s30-2w"] —Buy « House and save rent. one A en rooms, gas and water, frout and back yards; P street, between Ista and 16th, norih- W wore SECOND HAND eae + im email or large quantities, for — iy 3h} re oR cath. A note addressed to H. A. | 1116 8b strect northwest ( OS og oD will | meet with prompt attention in any part of eer Se trict. For'sste c WNTED OE ee Eee § i] 503 WW ASTED—A fist cases GARDENER aud two is ent anne, BESO a cart BOYS. Apply at R. FULTON & COS O8 RENT—Two woll furoisied communicating Loan Office, S14 9th street, near Ponnsslvania ROOMS, with or without b ; in_perfect or. 6" a 1 water, gas and ba bh: boc ae for all eeaa! it Oftice. OB SALE—Three new 9- room BRICK ss with modern inprovements, bay windows an jars, with large lots and shade trees in back ot on central. Also, one Seinen FRAME © ply at the office the und ae rest, 30-31} LS. CHAPMAN.” very desirable Apply at 707 ch treet, just shove HOUSE containing five or six front room large enough for a «mall U rent from the tandiord only, but am willing to pay any one occupying a house that suite mea reasonable sum of money to move out. Any u owniny suitable fon, suc! fr 1 please etving full particulare. N. We, Star bios, so V ANTED—lumedigtely—Fenies OF persons ia | ton need of Sirst-clnes SERV, ander descrip. on, male. and fer es 10 call and get supplied at Servants al homes and beat onee. mer syment Oitice, T Ith street, 16-Ln F bh ae ip and O streets, nw FOR BENT HOUSE aa aes saeaiaiag ten room*,on I street northwest. Apply ot on the premises from 2 to 6 o'clock p. ‘GR RENT id-story FRONT ROO! PSE 0 crest sorteek, been a and & & ste. “OR KENT OR qs the west end, a smal). new.elegant HOUSE,to @ very smail family. those wi nt quar- ters need apply. ‘Address J. E., a 'ED—Ev. one to Know that the svioroR EWING MACHINE ay ene i all -set the most perfect ahuitie ‘in ure, fenting ip ‘eb poly ty P.O. Peupejlvania sveuse, "Alea, Bresee of treaty Pate rannpotom, Se FOE BE nd HOUSE, No. 226 South Axt., nT Hill: clove water. ta? ptt st T_W_SPIORR. Accnt. moet HL, lees rocmme yews and water. x LOST AND FOUND. FOEEET pK wo = } kitchen, 309 8th street east, and D t SEAR LR nein, Sh April, 8 GOLD | ncetus Capitar Bil’ Bont ll ber teens ad, L, BRACELET ‘A liberal ill be paid | yi 2 5 return to 209 Tub street southws mbas | renee. — ‘OR RENT—Nicely marnised BOOMS, with or Bhat ares class T: Lor ‘his a eens between 9 moh aw ‘able B, Pa on roumen tan Piano, Fand7th Suttabie re. : 80. He ward wil be ibe maid Tfletat this since, or at 907 sh | SPE ferme; also, ase of serach bet. street 7 Lor aa Sth and H etreetenorth- | JOR RENT Handecnely aeped i amonth, some ear tickets aud's postage i ae leapt | hth end @ tareees mene coat! DEY southwest corner berewarded by leaving the sane at 6O7 ae ee ee — OR KENT—1 oo iE, me. 20051 A Peed ‘20th and 2ist O8T—Kither on the road, Soldi Home, Bright La lS priaph or inipecy ar aye gat containtng «diamonds ET2OOK, contatnl tach also a few important FOE REST DWELLING over Drax Store, cor- ‘papers, tof money. se F and 13th streets m lb sand io povall ono thereat Sontainion Mud ‘miay have bega, tost tn Tallin ae ee 00 ood tenant. rooms: yh be Bites low to 8 — ey book Vesginen eturaed tt fod piberal Reward | i JOHN R. BATE wi ven if re to rugstore, {OR RENT HORSE NOON Eee E No. 303 strect north <i fonneylvani me ee ieee 0 @ Rew ARD.. seat on the 7th inst: 0 ae in ACES Apply, to i} ri Michiey Bae an EXT! cr 1110 L'ntreet northwest, ining four me cameo sleeve = bai tou aetna (etme c}y an ageia ckee ES. are from aveitus cares four FURNISHED containtn, ve rewsl om roto i tana = oy aa omen aasae ROOMS for housekeeping, with water on Le CARD OF PUBLIO WORKS. | SOW RENTCA commodions HOUSE Soren Bos" Distgict ov Colvania, F sp yunee, walt oak eet sel Leh steacts my egitixetos, Apri 1973. | detween Tad Ke neni, No 893, Pomeusion for the detection end Seaviocee at a een shel May 1; key at 925, next door pemons whe e stolen orwho may hereafter be FS RENT—A i ‘desirable oe vapd stealing, the Man: hol le and Sewer-tra »Ocivers 1908 i sret poms, all modern conveniences, at “py order of the Boards.” 04 Georgetown THOS. E. WAGGAMAN,5197th st. EDWARD JOHNSON. astf [Bepub.Chron.} Chiet Clerk. OST On the let of March, on sitet. be od 3d streets northwest, a RUBY BING, liberal reward will be paid it JOR RENT—Th FoREETS rey rooms, pantry, and bat in rear, pedutire of isaac 8 8. Pro Ri writurtwo pet A and O str: turned to No: OU 4 street Sortiorcar 7OR a ite tre th it, PERSONAL. city property B. H. WARNER, 729 7th strect. » r nd co REET Toni of those be: ae new Hous! ES oa 38 street, near, Pennsylvania y very modern con’ n avenue, with every modera convenience. 8, 511 7th street, opp. P.O. T° THE PUBLIC. H. B. Davis is no bk house. The only perso house are William, wer connected with this business for this dot Fo FINLEY 439 Tih street. a20-4t 229-6t__ {Rep} paloma *OR RENT—Five new DWELLINGS, on K at. Fas The sa ppt, Hi od eo OS ides, you will not be entirely free until ‘I am | {ree st See CMs 30 eee pal ene It is no a qnes- tion of Sn Rimes g Without fo. question of fate, wokOwGE BURGESS. At orney -at-law, 1 4g street, near City Hail, hoy meet again. In which event Ea ny life was in ee ae = No. 1009 Maryland aro 4623-61" RT. fouthwert containing twelve rooms, with mod- ——Eee Wements, water MS. 3. ca TRENDS: ie, Getrete, Ratatl | toont in dvance.” Apply ‘a. <o Bowanb c's ove Claireovant and Test Medixm, seen + SP ay Atturne! awe Posi 326 lath etree, northrwee northwest; alse iting ori te em J ze = ‘OB RENT—Furnished ROOMS for housekee ~ a F ing; gas and | oe price $25. Apely at Tor’ SOR SALE—Op Capitol oon & genteer! S-story Gk: Bonne BRACE HORE. fe rooms, besides bath and poy rapt trobe a re heating tn thoromgh on orders tn a war? Resi neighbor! and sold very low « terma.” Apply to the owner on the premises, 207 & street soutiveast. a19-1m contain FGE SALE & The subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE (No, 149) and LUT on the first square vast of the Capi The lot is situated on the —<— le of East Capitel street and on 2d sizect. and io nd 1 inchoe wide and 1S feet deep. ARLES P ii SSELL. Sal RENT—Most desirable OFFICE ROOMS a Fe {he horthwest corner building of 7th and G sts. | northwest. H. Gasc' a," ‘a]5-Im* ” 7th street northwest. | F LONG TiME—A | Raat ties Son BRICK He | story Back Buildi cael house fronts } little front side entrance; contains nine rooms, bes -roowe and closets, Collar under aban bh entire’ house. be couverted Isxi00. at 9th and i “4 tone arriage house, and fi: gets at the door. Place is with of the Capitol, and in a few months a stree will run through it; and it would railroad make one of the | best pleasure garden’ in the District. Any Food club or compan ald do well to look at it, Th: pince wonld be sold cheap, with I? actos Yyuld make the best fair sgound in the Apply GEO. ot Distri TINGLY, 5 Wh xtreet. FES Lp gees ARE No. ene | A and . J ge! No. . 692 et orner ons ih streeta hort ERT, 423 G street northwest == FOE EISI-DWELLING “HOUSE, brick front and marble trimmings, No. 1307 Hhode Island avenue, between Isth al Wen eee, the residence of the ¥ First iret Avsistant Postunaster Gen: yO hoy eral for the past three ears, Luguire 1402 Mth street, . ts at Ce Fo R SALE—A 5 ye of two-story BRIC HOUSES. on T street, between, 14th and. 15h c= faye conta ig six roems each, will as follows: wifive HOUSES from $100 to $50 cash on each, ig balance in monthly bly Payments to suit purchase ly hye or halfycariy yearly” ow ill be exchanged in part for ‘Ait, Several HOUSES In the same block will be sold pes for cash. of the above Houses have hall, catlar, bath --.* closet, sews bee are w Suited for'a private fauily’ “Those: dosirous’ fost Ting to themeclves a comfortable House on easy to at my office previous 308. F. KELLEY, e Agent a2 No. 902 8th street northwest, bet. land K. Fe OR SALE—Fine bred en bands: ‘: bigh sty seks in harness bow bein aval 2 bait <2 mi inquire at ¥35 Pennsylvania — ee FOERSTER A val) L HORSE, 6 ars old, Gget Clase for Lady nthe: man. Will work ia "donbie or singfs, har. Ww led f fault Appiy aNo eis ‘Lith street. seid — advo Hens am i) Lay fame. secure at Indiana avenue,) bet Ist Fe SALE—A “ate! Fen 8 HORSE. e.seven vi oid, stztcen bande wer will be sold separ nyuire at Wood ant vos. ane} Fn desired Ist and D, ee, orthwest. AYLOR. TOR SALE CHEAP_Th SEWING MA- FCninks soba Apart TAINS, at R. FULTON &CO.'8 b street, near Puna vaninaicaus 023-61" cv! A + 5 years old; Morgan : ‘ PONY fede “Appt to LATIMRE & CLER once: Vania avenue, cor: her'of Ith street, Star Ofer building oY asad Fo: Bo s-o. 000 first-class BOSES, Climb- 's, Ornamental Shrubs, Trees, Farlor' Pianter’aee A. JORDAN, Conneeticat arenye. Ae PRIVATE SALE. tifal Country Residence calted * BARTOS HaLe on the road from Zines sue Mill to “reuualiyrown, about 2% The poly contains about twenty-three acres of land, improved by & mansion house containing wen roots ‘two «mall he other Fes SALE—A of BAY Tie pentonmely conte! a neeely new FAMILY ccna aod TAM ESS "eid for want of use, (can be Sf3 MABASTANG & CO Sables, yoo, wit, 213 and west, one square pon A Rt ody a2] le OUR SALE CHEAP—A fi bo doublet RS ibe eg ae potmts ware feet Sa TM PLANK at ut23 i atrort at caeal et I piatform-spring WAGON, wide tuing for carry an Sagea; Can Be teen at WOME Dat Beers Falter) on ridge Grok eet toe Beceeee Bridge, Georgetown, DC. alo-im | be sold low OR are excellent second. ad two —— ‘f | BUSINESS CHANCES. Sveb BUSINESS CHANOR —STOOK. FIA TURES, gs Aad —— Ape | ookaes Be FARE, Be Te eT Rees, eae Peunayiv yt are | enue east, IN 61,000 TONDS oie $18,000 cree tee tina P ro oa interest, G. J.B. TA6 Abb shrek . s FOR SSEEETE STOCK COOe WILL aa \ Lat $34 RES =. retall store. consisting ws ote hate, cape and Donel the beet otente im the ety heste ewe ™ ?" "pIxoN, aomanee, 16 Penna as< ml & | $2 000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE worth at east dowbic the em un’, if immediately Bese re is, 2 co, * Brok ree ® West. a A Whe * pet adds ate Baraain—STOCK, — Fong! LE As ami GOOD WILLS 1 the West Bud for a fancy Pus WicsoN srt? Pot ote ESTACHANT 908 RENT—¥ ret sam ‘Inquioes mn the prem: eee ise ? iv aire in Jar or bear, Treesui 7 Department. Also nie ‘OFF fr for rent an F TOK = STORE. dome ~ House tor reuts hago ne. EK. (Rep) aaoe cust OE SALE—Voor fira-cins URICR HOUSES twe squares from Capito! + and the he new Eastern Mark: ALUABLE FARM CHANGE FOR PROP! A GKEAT BAKGAIN —so land, expecially for tobac Bart, Dwelling, Tenant House K a S500. apli3m 106 West street Morey “TO LOAN ON wea, URY « P Beal Estate and Lusurance Ui « aplé.im 1487 F stro. Boe OF PUBLIC WOLKS SCRIP ates the above ® od rifts Bo )OUSE FOR SALE. The large FOUR-STORY Story, extension, 919 & street, recta; furnace, sable in rear. pera ut tm complete rey ary i+ perty has tom recently: ery convenient for @ Pert oarging house. Wil Inquire at Precdmau'e Bank, opposite Pennsylvania av Treasury, BOARDING. —T. i YOMS AND BOARD — nicely furniubed, at Northwest cotuer 12 i and L street very fue ROOMS ® tne location for the summer season erate, “OUNTRY BOARD and A nient to city yom the Bill, close gf Aqueduct Bridize, at Also. weturnistee fine fishing and b J. PALMER, Taxi Twist, Safiheonian NG—Excelient TABLE BOAED, w {BOOMS en eatt ou second floor. Alen, 10mg sie that foe brick gely one sguare nt Office Pes” “ats I ADIES AND GENTLEMEN cither singly oria parties, and famili hear ef the very beat Cheapest Board: rangement inthe ity, by reesing Dep't Club, Box i. Bear office, ay tine ,00P BOARD, een: BOOMS, AND 7 prices moserete, at 8108 corner of Peunsyivanie ernie. an wl if DRY GvODs. Ls ACE SACQUES AND SHAWLS —Jnnranimt 4 syther Wot of LLAMA LACE SACQUES and we are selling ver Stock af EMBROILERIES * Pique at ba rdoouely ay ‘suis iiitls and HERNANIA, from PRices REDUCED. sre perch eee: PRY robs Wasn't ‘ourist and | Sarees. chins aie. » Kain- peer te ow RRODHEST x 2. 25-Tt* 1205 F st., between 12th and 18th BE, OR NOT TO BE, IS NOT THE QUESTION. TO FIND, OR NOT TO FIND, BARGAINS, BARGAINS. THAT IS THE QUESTION. sandr convinced, and try for cheap and ofp, Bos penser Rice WOLFORD & SHILBERG's, Who are one offering. man: Htractions t DuESS GOODS. — 3 LLAMA LACE P. ars. ALL T! LACE Pa EW COLO! IN 8 +7 = ae 4 Watrue Fi bt yh vais AT Apres bows: hue TIES, And many other articles CKETS, NOVEL TINS - fee AND too numerous t) mention, Persons from the most distant part of the city will find it to their advantage, befure rehasing olee- where, to. ment, Remeuber - ARCADE. a3 427 Tth street, between D and E. NE*® ATTRACTIONS LOW PRICES ix CARPETS! CARPETS!) CARPETS!" owest designs 0% N ENGLISH BR iNansins, ‘a PLyYs, "= a ars WHITE end CHECK wp} RUGs and MATS, s A 3. ire rs col WINDOW SHADES WINDOW FIXTURES, at WOLVonD.s smLBERG's, 427 SEVENTH STREET, Between D and E, southwest. a26-tr S77 THE ARCADE. pb” GUUDS AT Panic PRICES. BY auctions: BSc. FOR BALE. DODGE & DARNEILLE, tf 1427 F atront. Sth street, bet. K = — Stock Men's Suite te tires diferont sheiea for FOE SAGE 4 FRAME HOUSE 2 7 a NEW ®*TeRE. the trifling sum of at A. STRAUS’, 1011 Pa. rooms, hall, gas, water and se’ 5; No. 9: oretneer ee ares 5% | Shis prices tories paus Ensue by ae pea = F®ieorirrr Feed nip poe beg CAR PETS—CARP ETS—CARPETS, x wo how DWED sr7 Ens ice CaRSTS. TATE goo pe USERS tron 3eth, and 26:h ats. JUST OPENED, PFScREERS, «larg northwest; cont rooms: sortment now on hand Bie! Storms cary; womthly § THE ©. 0. D. CARPET HOUEE, h, water Payments, Ar ‘Avely . W. BOTEL: 020-3t ahd oy Pinmariveehe Grane, aie CASz ASE Uap et og CABRIAGES: ivi of ferhoaabic but little Narletyy at gain fettonded to. or northwert: By TOLL Madison strect, between rthwest. F= —Furnish-d £3 af reborn brick front 9- ities recomogeded” aon Sarctater ries; in ‘and Factory, Bs Strost “EER Es ES(DE a EvE Glisrensone batt’ mile one a the use Gocrgctown, D.C. There i a ee a SE we oeeete., | Seek _ 025-100 ‘Agent ci nei genes of [Ost WOND ate | fer thie papers ba aged Bh ty, improv: of years. Purtioe mean as two 5 HOFFA Site oe the property by calling wast 633 629 Peeves’ seen en ws. _ {ep H att. a. NAL OOATS and On aeons ‘atest southeest Cupltel Baits STRAUS) TOLt Pa aves ter grommet rdom, cellars, Ar 904 Tn ee eee aif Rs K, Where can be four reat bargains in DRY | ge or. tho New xs id ta ceats pet Fmorhon } ts per N®™ 4° Sep ESBP o00ne BOGAN @& WYLIE, 1018 AND 1020 SEVENTH STREET N. Ww. LKA DOTS, in Fareales, at 90 ccute: in 5 Aion, Mosns: