Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1874, Page 2

CROSBY 5S. NOYES... Largest Circulation in the District Beading Matter on Every Page. WASH INGTON CITY: MON es 3, 187 The Godless, Faithless, Independent, Schoo! Satanic, Se! The Dayton Journ faith, or rather want of faith, of a conspicuous Portion of the press of the country as “th> lor-Scandal Press. don't - believe-in - the-chastit y-of-woman - the- honests-o-men-and-the-goodness-of-God doc- trine taught by the independent achool-for- Scandal press."" This is a true bill. Thereader it he sees there Of these papers who believes w! habitually must come to the inevitable conclu- siom that there is no God, no future, no virtue in man or woman. The effect is to make cyn- ics, infidels, and misanthropes of all, and espe- cially impressionable young people, who get their ideas from these sheets. All generous aspirations, hopes, and faiths are held up to utter scorn and derision by the Backbites and Sneerwelis who guide the “independent” infi- del press, There are no bounds to their Mephis- tophelean mirth when some unsophisticated youth, fresh from the family circle, ventures the opinion that there are true men and goed women in the world. How they y man in public life who professes mo- Fality or religious belief is not an arrant hypo- crite. What exuberant delight they find in re- Peating many times a day the sneering appella- tion of “Christian statesman.” What an un- failing subject of derision with these papers is the effort of “the Young Christians” of the country to bring young men from the streets and the grog-shop, to the intluences of the library, the lecture room and the church. When the New York Swn in its trade of defama- | tion pronounces the women in Government em- Ploy, one and all, a set of shameless prostitutes, how greedily the mutual admiration society of independent papers in Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, and elsewhere, copy the vile | Slander with piquant head lines and eii- torial notes of exclamation and admiration And when an indignant response is made repel- ling the miserable falsehood and pointing out | that a large proportion of these female clerks arethe widows and daughters of our patriot dead, struggling to make an honest livelihood for themselves and the feeble and helpless ones dependent upon them, does the Sun and its sym- pathetic sneezers of the “independent” press Oh no, they never retract. ‘This would take away from their independence, ! retract the sland. their intallibility as the expounders of the doc- trine of total blackness. How the echoes wake up the line of the independent school-for- scandal press when a clergyman falls from grace. How instantaneously the delightful tid- bit is reproduced, and with what a chorus of sneers at the “cloth.” A black sheep here and there is pataded as a type of the whole clergy. Theycan make no discrimination in favor of the grand army of true, self-denying preachers who have labored to make their fellow men better and happier in this world and to give them faith and hope for the great futare. So, too, because New York has had a Tweed, all municipal officers throughout the country, and especially those who have a spark of energy and public spirit, are denounced as Tweeds. With @ poverty of ideas in keeping with the | narrow-minded indiscriminate abuse indulged in by them of everything that encourages pro- grees, high aspirations, faith in God, man, or woman, they repeat with parrot-like Iteration the ery of “Tweed!” “Tweed!” all along the lime, whenever and wherever a street is im. proved, @ sewer laid, a building erected or a nuisance abated. Truly we ought to be proud of our dignified, judicial, Iarge-minded, pubtic- spirited. benignant independent press!” Mr. Jefferson Davis, who has never been able to open his mouth without blundering, begins to appreciate the golden qualities of silence. ‘The other day a number of democratic friends called upon him at Vicksbarg to elicit from him ab expression of bis views on public affairs, and Mr. Davis declined to accede to their request, saying that “in view of his peculiar situation, | st could be of little benefit to our people or the principles to which we were all devoted, and that the occasion might be seized by those who differed from us to take advantage of anything he might say for the purpose of using it to our mjury.” He said further that it had been his resolution after the war to make no public speeches, and that on the occasions when he had deviated from the rule the result had jus- tied the wisdom of silence. —_—_—_-ese-—__ ‘The Chicago Tribune endorses the suggestion | of the Washington correspondent of the Boston /eurnal that Congress should annul the charter of the Washington Monument Association and | give the receipts and expenditures publicity, and then take hold of the work of building the monument in such away that it will be com- pleted asa a centenn The V irginius prisoners get ot scot t free. The district attorney for New York, who examined them, reports to the Attorney General that they | all agree In protesting that they had no knowl- ledge that the vessel was on a fillibustering | expedition. He thinks that the men had a | secret understanding ag to the story they should tell. —_—_-~ee--___ The obituary hotices of the Dead Year inall | the papers were very feeling and appropriate for the first day er two, but now that the far away exchanges begin to come in with the same burden and the weekly papers take up the piaint the thing is getting monotonous. Let the old man rest! oe —— Lamartine was asked by @ friend if he did not spend too much in advertising. “No,” was the reply,‘‘advertisements are absolutely necessary. Even divine worship (le bon Diew) needs to be advertised. Else whatis the meaning of church K. OF P—The Annual Meeting oat c CS Fert Paise ASSOCIATION ‘will be herd at K. of P. Hall, on TUESDAY, January 6th, jock. MEAT NEMS Ox WELL, Frenne J.T. COLDWELL, Secretary j9n5-2" T —T ~guler montb! eet! tts Spay TEMPER NGE Gt place on MONDAY st ‘ one at 7. wee ‘clock. Bprinews © transact wie Erie. Treasurer. RESENCE OF ALU MEMBERS OF | MOCHT VERNON LODGE, JOUSNEY- | ty ~ stly Teanested importance to ali next meet! ith B; caet of the ii poet Bret aay as will be held TO-MORBO Tuesda; “December 6, atl Cag at the Empio; ment Reome, co 8 syenue, over Dari store By order of the Board. i W. F. BALDWIN, Secretary. 5S very aptly designates the roar with laughter at the idea that | shall be «* ‘eated with common politeness, uses other colloquialisms that smack a good dea] more of Mrs. Hollis, of Louisville, Ken- | my PA eet be } ir"ner sodA, | closed at 2 p.m. Tr: im port ce to WABD,! jecretary. i praia TAXES. jh street ard Peonsy!vacia azonpaion BE LODGE. NO. iS: = CL PA fall strona TUESDAY, Jan. 6. “ie be ide + Bley Lodge will meet bi bo ied order. NATIONAL METRUPOLITAN )BAUK, (Late Baye of THE MEtEoPoLis 0. Decrees be cen he ae Polls open from Torok at JgeS-eott MO<BS KELLY, Cashier, i Aime C.. Jax. Ist, ISTE, Site undersigned, will clow our Eeepact ing order, so that dered af once, ae 0 New Tus Pade oh Se yer EortTuscor By AG. Bid tte, wath of Ea tate Bidets * Biston: Nichols & Throuch the When Mr. Kiddie, in the midst ef his busy practice as a leading lawyer, achieved one of the most successful novels of the year 1373, it was perhaps considered by some of tho critics a5 ‘a chance shot,” not likely to be repeated; but we are not sure that the quickly-succeeding volume wnder notice is not likely to rank even higher in American fiction than its predecessor. It is less episodical, for instance, and has fewer passages that could be spared without detri- ment to the thread of the story. At the same time it is marked by the same clear-cut delin- eations of character, undercurrent of quiet humor, and accurate local coloring that charac- terized “ Bart. Ridgeley.” The only thing com- monplace about ‘The Portrait” is its name, | and we would suggest that in future editions | (it has already reached a fourth edition, w hear,) it be changed for something more characteristic of the racy, brilliant flavor of the book. The scene of ‘The Por- trait” is laid, like “Bart. Ridgele: in Northern Ohio, and the writer has managed to give s curious air of reality te his story, not only by the accuracy of the local descriptions, where his foot was on his native heath, but by the graphic outline portraitures of the strongly marked, robust public men that were developed in that part of Ohio thirty years ago. The history of Mormonism in Ohio is told inoi- dentally, and we get in this way the best pen- portrait of Jo. Smith tuat bas yet appeared, though the current of the story is somewhat interrupted thereby. According to current re- | port, ‘The Portrait” was written in the odd hours of a single fortnight. Not unlikely, Mr. Riddle does his best in throwing off a story at white heat, and a single one at that, but we sns- pect that, successful as his two ventures in fiction have been, he will do yet better when he gives himself more time for revision. The best chapters in “The Portrait” are those to which | he has apparently given the most pains; the opening one for instance, which is quite as good as the famous opening chapter in ‘Adam | Bede.”* BELIGI CB. A Bories of beeen id ‘Lectur: onthe Belstion of Naturai end Rovoated ion. By Josech Le Conte. New York: D. Appleton an Co. {Through Jos. Suillington.] Designed to reconcile the truths revealed in | Scripture with those revealed in Nature, by one well known as @ reverent student of both. THE STUDY OF SUCIOLOGY. By Herbert Spencer. peker D Appleton & Oo. [Through Jos. Shillington.) ‘This is an admirable preliminary work to the “Principles of Sociology,” presently to be writ- ten by Mr. Spencer, who has now attained such | prominence as a writer on subjects of intellec- tual, social and political philosophy. The style of this introductory work is much simpler and more intelligible to the generai reader than in ' @ purely philosophical treatise. This volume forms one of the admirable ‘‘International Sci- entific Series’? under the charge of Prof. You- mans. PPAR TING. wee eo In topEaE SPIBIT- Wolfo, M.D. Cincinnati, we tt Throsat W.H.&0.H. Marrs ‘Tison.} An odd jumble of so-called “facts” relating | to visitations from the other world, beginning with the Salem witches and ending with the seeances of Mrs. Mary J. Hollis, of Louisville, Kentucky. A large portion of the book of 550 Pages is devoted to the wonderful things in the supernatural line achieved in dark closets and under tables through the mediumship of Mrs: Hollis while in Cincinnati. A great many of the spiritual letters written upon a siate heldby the medium under a table purport to be from the Empress Josephine. In these letters Jose- Phine tells about people peing ‘‘shaky” on the subject of =piritaalisms; says the manifestations in Smith street, Cincinnati, were “the great sensations of the day” in the spheres; that Louis Napoleon was the son of her husband, but was “not an entire success," asks that the spirits and tucky, than of the defunct Empress, unless F mpresses deriorate sadly in style in Elystam. Ivr. Wolte seems a firm believer in spiritualism but itseems inconceivable that he should con ceive that the publication of such trash as this is likely to make converts to his faith. j WASTED. “CLOSING OUT SALE,” ENTIRE STOCK | Wietrn as mace oue TO BE IMMEDIATELY FORCED OFF. NO RESERVATION. EXTRAOBDINARY REDOOTIONS. POSITIVE DIFFER ENCF OF 81%. sur $25 OVEROOATS......... ACTUAL REDUCTION OF 89, ge VEROOATS....-. L SAVING OF 96, | Wits and ironicg, or THESE REDUCTIONS AFE POSITIVE AND ABSOLUTE, AND ARE MADE IN ORDER TO IMMEDIATELY CLOSE OUT OUB LARGE STOUK Of Fine Clothing. BY COMING AT ONCE ADVANTAGE. HABLE BROTHERS, hant Tailors and Fine Clothiers, WARREN CHOATE & CO.'s, Mancy, by the author of “Bed as a Rose is Bhe”, e . th to the Moon, jood oe Twelve Miles from a Metrical Tune. Bock. eePhitl — the World = ue : H 50 WANSTED-« WOMAN, to cook, wash an’ PremrerTey SHsees a Schem’s Statistical Tabies.. Atisatic, Los London | Tinstrated ‘and’ Reimalis Per- cx FOR INTERNATIONAL NOU SDAY SOHOOL | Jacobus on Exodus, Marpty on Exotum, Smith's Ola Testament History, Whitney's Lenson Corp 3mith’s Bible Dictionary, Whedoa’s, Ciarke's, an Speaker's Commentaries. WARREN CHOATE & CO., NBW BOOKSTORE, VERNON B0W, Conngr Pa. AVENUB and 10TH Sr. Brac K SILKS. COLORED SILKS, for street and evening wear. VELVETS, OASHMEBES, SERGES, and a ful! line of Mourning Goods. SHAWLS, CLOAKS, SUITS, Ladies’, Gents’ aud Children's UNDERWEAR. BLANKETS, QUILTS, TIDIES, LACE BED SPREADS. nd will be sold at a prices, as we are do- large deduction from form termined to redace it at aay sacrifice, aa it 18 too | large for the season JOHN T. MITCHELL, 931 Penusylvania avenue, Agent for Frank Leslie's Out Paper Patterns, the best and most reliable in the market. orest's Pattern Kinpoi | aagS0-1¥ WANTS. BOOK KZEPER. Apply through Box 945, Goorgetewn Post Office. == n V yANTED—A 0 GIBL. Before: northwest. AN ND reauired: $119 H et street WANTED: oFs eT I ay at No. O17 New Jeresy avenue a detwoen E and ¥; gentlemen excepted also a B Marston House, corner 15th and New Yorn venne. pans: TOUATION as first-class cook | in & restaw Box 13, Star Of WARTED—A first-class OOOK at the ce House, coruer of igth strvet and New York | evepur, pans 3 D—Immediately—Five or six DBESS RS; also, two APPR! a detween Waste Tea ane lot ef FURNITUR ‘Will be rented t Yantageous terms heferon noes ot + No. — Louisiana avenue. fo sae ANTS pcctable white girl. « S1TU- ‘ATION todo chumbarecet or waiting. Refer- ence ae ad at 123 F street, between Ist and 24, north: jand-3t* cNTWD: ‘A good STAND in toe grocery busi- suitable location and ocd trade: with dxening over store, H. T. MURRAY, 217 4% Jang.3e* | WARTED—A SITUATION b respectable settlid woman to take care of a child or assist | in hensekeeping or honsework, A ‘Mrs. | PEC) KEES! fancy store, Pennsylvania avenue. naar 19H atreet, ee ‘st WANTED Bya ae SIT- UATION to do ist in 6 care of sh abe mily; No 114s iaeh and M, northwest, do housework for a ‘sm: street, between L iG cy ayenue and N strest northwes: H, ft ‘Address Wo. ce. jand-3i* j W: D—A good SEAMSTRESS,; would liky | pre who ie willing tod) lant housework if called upon, Find address at Star office. 33.3 ately—A GERMAN GIRL. ina pivate family: good wages. No. 20 7 street, opp. ae oe as Church, y ood BARBER, at WATSO! Buir-cutiiog end Bathing, Booms isiana avenue, between 6th and 7th sts, ' jan8-2t WASTED-WIITE WOMAN, to cook, wash ron. Good wages will be given Best r a, ly No. 4121 dath camired, apply banat AED, who is capable barge of, the culinary department; also, @ MAN tock paints ond windows get 3 WARSTED-a 0 COLORED WOMAN to do the cooking, washing and ironing of a small fam- ily. Kitchen has every convenie ences required. Apply te Room 6, V oe ee WHITE WOMAN, to cook, wash and iron, oe help te do house. work, Liberal wages wil! @ the right party. References Teaulved. ‘Apply at “239 Fean- sylvania avenue, Jans 3 ANTED—Three communicating GOONS, completely farnished for housek+ ering, for & gentleman and daughter; must be in guod focation, Fent moderate, and eltber tn first ward or G town, Address‘ Ebon,” 1932 Pennsylvania nue _ sans iron must come well recommended. Apply at 72% 12th street northwest, between G and H sts. —)2-3t™ and D street. wirse' tor bearding-heuse, = | Fo. Saat; Tee and I; maaieel impro 13 LUTZ, Je, 497 Pennayivant rately » with or zines 8 Board, in a private family. ad: | Foe GALE—A three story BR FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. *OR RENT—One STOKE in the Natiocal Thea. ter Building, Apply te MILLER : sone on the premises, jas lw NT—Four acfaratshed 00% 'S on sec a of house southeast corner 4 orm — _Apply on premises, x urnished ROU MS 17 8b street, betwe (OR RENT—-Sx room HOUSE; I yard; No 1004 11a street. ‘Apsiy a riod t COR RENT—That very goo STORE. No. T11S Pennsyiraria avenue y th F jans-3 Fo BENT—On 12th street, between G and twe communicating ROOMS, together or mops odern improvements, Convenient terme moderats, Inquire at 64 Dent mersot ‘northweet, F° RENT—Sevo 1419 1ith street, aaa bode Isian: and Tsirect. Apply to JOHN F- GREEN. 1320 Lith street, javs-3t AME HOUS: er and gas connéotiv ampshire avenue, between I aprayivania avenne. Apply to 0. 0. 9 Greene street, near Water, ¢ " 4 wall fa:nished BOU ara f fit Rant of of house residence. Mes. Star office. Pon B RE NT. avenn: Well farninb 1406 Pens. and-3c* bi jack. a NT—Two communicating RUOMS y the city; gas, fre, and bath, && nd ‘urniture, opposite Arlington hotel, ton gentleman, “Address Ny Star ofice, “sand de FOB SALE—Two HOUSES and large lot of ground, good loeat on. Will be sold cheap and on easy terme. Apply o1 @ premises, corner of Harrison and Pierce ats, Unioutown DG 33-1m* of large, fa farnished ROOMS, street north: west 5 war Convenient to the cars, Departments, and Uap: jan3-3t* ,OR Cire cely furnished PAG LOBS, (en uite) with afamily where there are no board ore, in one of th eat locations in Waatington: Ap- ply'at 1203 Py jans-tw™ vOR EENT—A desirably locatd OFFICE F ROOM, suitable for adcctor, lawyer, or claim agent, first floor. Age 10th strest northwest, doors'above F street FOE BENT-« HOUSE of six rooms pquire of TUCKER & SHENNAN. Ho, 635) La. avenue, er at No. 416 .N street north Sanss = f.OR BENT-T. Prixete family of Bares adult btrenn, No. 1426 Now York near the ory 34 Gog from 18th street. a PaRLonand fro CHAMBERS, coma ttreet 8 PABLO! 331m WANZED-A WHITE GIRL; abou 14 or 14 of age, to assist in Ii housework and the care of twosmall chilaten. Apply at No.ta3 st street, Georgetown, WaAnzzED. A competent COOK a] DAU Deer ae g00d recommendatior apply at 933 Now York a Fos RENT-HOUSE No. 33 B Ce southeast, ital, eight rooms, bath room, gas, water, and ble. Inquire of SCHONBORN, in Mr! Glarl Eastern Uspitol garden. j3-3t™ (0) NT—A BRIOK STABLE with Oarri House aus water,sitaated in alley between 127% apd 1th and 1 Band F F streets. Apply at ae as) 12 F atreet northwest. ANTED=At the es ka Employment Office, No. 1110 EK street, ween lith and 1%tb sts., first-cl. ERVANTS. Bi inch office at 1027 17th Lore urbe Be EK Ley L pplica 6) Siewert 7 Fami- can be prom: suppli: applying to Deck ey LOUISE C. BUTLER, W SRTED—5O0 TL UsToM EEE to buy fresh ROLL BUTTER at from 23 to 8) conte, arriving every week, at }L27 7th street north- decll-co2w* FOR BENT, Nice fumnisbea Fun ‘and BED BOOM on first floor with all modern im provements in a pleasant neighborhood near the Capitol. Terms reasonable. Apply at SUZ det eee FS NT—Three story _BRIOK ‘WOUsE, 101 a ny street south west, opposite Pe Modern improvements, street’ parke w lier inepected.” Fer terms apply to BANE, 113 Fatrect northwent, jand-it" W2StED- BOUNTY ane. WA Sag ued K #3) NSTON, decd-Im* 4 F street. WASTED AL those Ln ine oasis sight to best “ONE DOLLAB Pao: TackE ‘inthe eouatey te Dooney suited to the ht by HH PLEB, the Optician, corner reet and rs ofa ada ‘avenue. Depot for ‘hermometere ofall k myl9-ly to ki bat the VICTOR | We Sewikcs PAH now ica te vi iB edie ete ‘and works of agency cet ico | Sales ania svenus. Also, Branch o jum ‘TW. SPIOER. Agent. LOST AND FOUND. | S5 MEW ABD—For a large black and white ) LOG, Bamea “Clyde,” and, if found tnany perspn's Possession after thie, thay will I muted. . HOWARD, 533 ith Street north. & THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MED ICAL 80 OIRTY of the District of Qolumbia r Election of Officers, will be held at Gouzaga Time on HONDA rat Sovctncke p.m. - D., President. Chas. pa jan2-3t NATIONAL BANK OF THE BEPUBLIO, JANUARY 20, 1374 n election of Directors to serve for the onsning year will be held at the Banking-house en TUES DAY, 13h inat., between the hours of 1 and $o'clk CHARLES Semper ont ashlar. F THE STOOK HOLDERS the EB’S INSURANCE OOM- PaNY of Washington and Georgetown will be beid at their office on MONDAY, January ‘Sth, at le HOWARD, Secretary. [rorrice OF LR we emao FEBBY Sevanee Street Waarr, Wasutnoton, D.C., Jan The annual meeting of the Stock! Company will be beld in Shis city »§ at the company ,on TOR RNS Wins jans-#t iReps vate aaGuTEne “OF FIOR, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON, December 31, 1373. NOTICE. POTOMAC WATER RENTS FOB THE YEAB is74, Are now due and payable at this office. t paid ithin thirty days from‘date the f ff from all sdaucional charge ef twe dollars sede be? irned on, TIMOTHY LUBEY, deesl-W0t Water Registrar. ar MILBUEBN’S DRUG STORE, 1429 PRNNsYivanta AVENUE, Bovs-tr Above Willant’s. EETING OF THE BTOCKHO! ) Pea ton ANP GEORGE OMPANY for the 5 : a Breaue,on WEDNESDAY, the Lath |. The polls will be aoe atl iw transfer eo be hal of January, 1874, izney BURT, Secretary. iw E WORM US xenore nr 2 ABAD COMPLETE HOURS, At No. 20 levees sTRRET, NORTHWEST, where specimens can be seen, Consnitation free. decls-1y™ SLATEB & FOBLANSBEB Give particular attention to the payment of Special Sewer and Improvement Taxes, to the purchase and the payment of Me seabed to to make this branch of satisfaction 7 ENE Office 334 459 street, n: Practices ale: sobotore be Jamoee lOoatien ee Jaw2w AMERICAN Bevis Gs BANK, corner 9 Taterect pai oa 2 dopest Joun ae Prea’t [jan5-ly]C. B_PRENTI«s, Onsh, low spot on the side; ruf- PEOTFULLY INFORMS | tie} bair on her bi rt mocontinues togive LEBSON! stes. Iastraction Commanteations Ee - corner of G,or sere of ile too music “store, will Fee. t attentior Mi vibe pute th that owe or the pup seed to hit 1107 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. Gatt’s Buitorne. erm Picture enlarged and sia io Sond an SOLURTOR OF CO- So eee ons D.C Detectors oxistigg t matual consent dissol ved will be conducted by BOBERT who Is aloue authorized to o bettie oxi Ho WARD TAYLOR. JOSEPH J, MAY'S PABIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, ENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NEAR 1OTH STREET. White as Colors, 1,3, Eas 6 Buttons. 41 9 casatie eeuent Ee Metropolitan Hotels—new ai e business in future | out weber. ‘A parlor tid two bedooths connecting ou | Sd’ on euiteror single, Also, several neatl | ished small rooms. jand-2t* yi 80 of Whites) Pink, Blue, ou Lemon, lac and Black, from %5¢. to - per a — Ppees all parohene: for ‘Soiamble pital on the order of the Uhairman er net Committee on on ‘ached | gnd loth street northwest: month, to the ‘surg on nia Ghiet for ee be Noble yousan’ Committee ture. JH. THOMPEON, Surgeon tt in Chief. [Rep] )5 st NI 58 hi td Wi Jor Sou & £0: mg ery and the said firm is this da) Siesoleed to A. L. BOB- neg by mutual . A. 15th and RK streets northwest. of, ir LUMBER Ait good will tative Devlbess, nd will furnish any~ iu his line upon favorable terms. Custom solicited. +L. th auik aereets nortnwest, Cot AND woop! | COAL AND WOOD! ntion of consumors to our OA WOOD, embracing all sizes, Ht snd all the best aster — . eA tele Pine Wo ody weaeas ‘ood, sa oa end Pine Kindlings, in QouUTTER & RAKEMA! i ARTISTS. Fresco, Decorative and every mental DEVLIN4&CO., HAVES REMOVED S4LOON PARLOR AT 1106 F street. UES EArt gs ious prouND-4 PURSE. contatan g @ small sum of Apgly t to JOHN R. Pay O8T—Wednesday, December ® small gold 4 enameled LOCKET, containing a photo; grap. The finder will be liberally rewarded By caltin at this office. Jans. See 2d, awhite SECTER GIP; yel- 4 low ears, yello the bane of Nellie, "The inde will be iibecate re warded if returned to 9501 K st.,cor. 28th at. 1" LGitian® Wotuesdey afternoon, solid GOED SS. It being the hader is Kindly reatonted to raturn ita liberal Gqmppensation will be paid. 252 1.1 street, Oapitol ————_—_—— NTLY-LOCAT! NIC , SOUTH- FLONT? Room. A itt Risit Tartabhe for two persons, with apoard,in smell faa in Bef- | erences exchanged. 229 R'st.N-W . janb. SIXTH STREETS nares = tl -furnisi 00 MB for rent, with or wit! le for & member of Congress and fami A | Flenpeony FURNISHED ROOMS WITH ,and every comfort of a home, can now be engaged at Wer 307 aiioseuct arse cor- her 34 street. Also, for rent, unfurnished, BOOM on second story overlooking the Botanical i Ts ORE EOUSE HAS TWO Dei ASTRA BLE SUIT 3, one of two and one threetooms; alee tee Ol ae ROOMS, which will be letto permanent boarders at reasonable rates, This house Is newly furnished, and has just been heated with steam throughout. No liquor sold. jan3 6." F.P HILL, a Been WITH lpn and back ‘MS will be rented reaso with Board. Riso Table Board; oe ge Carat Sire street, between ath and 9 NE PLEASANT ROOM, WITH BORED FOR two; northeast corn er Mas achusetts_aven' ret-clasa T, }OARD. Entrance on li cals decz3-12* OARD—Weli-furnished ROOMS in Alexandria, Biase Gestrable location, with or Without, BOARD, Mained by adaressing “A 1.” Gaxette xandria, Va. Heterencoe given and re- novl9-Im* SEWING MACHINE, RECOMMENDED TO ALL FEMALES BY THE BEST MEDICAL FACULTY OF THIS COUNTRY AS THE EASIEST, AND NOTINJURIOUS TO THE HEALTA OF THB OPERATOR. SEWING MACHINE, BEVERY PURCHASER SHOULD EXAMINE THIS PERFECT PIECE OF MACHINERY SOLD ON MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS. dogcription of Orus- | ag@gwor ar 727 9h street northwest. SPECIMEN ROOM 710 B street northwost. WASHINGTON, D. 0. REMOVAL. REMOVAL. CHAS. BAUNWS HOOP SKIRT AND CORSET FACTORY, HOSIER AND UNDE WEA . ‘The best and lowest price Btook in the City, KID GLOVE DEPOT. HOSIERY DEP . HUMAN HAI DEPOT. PRORSEST made to order of any Btyle, and porfoot ©. BAUM, . et cee SEVENTH insaagee kia (OR & HE ee 77 ry + | Sewetry store, 1 Fcttiaafé« ‘avenue, | Foe. BRENT. | BOOMS, partly faru at | Foz BEN RENT—Large PARBLOES and ote f far- 0 GOOD, Grocer, | nS 2t* the proper rly recently owned and occupied by Ema: uel convenience for a first-class market garden; good dwelling and outhouses complete; Wwiacres will b sold if desired. Ap- py, te HUGURLY a Bt x BOW: house; Let, $6,000, 2 desirable ts orLor 6, in Ba rake ost on ‘Delaware avenu tween een U ond south “petmean seine THOS. E Wai and Bathroow, co: rail PABLOB, Chamber. anicating. Als 2 ed. together or sepa’ @ desirable loc: Terms moderate. srequired, 1123 Nth street, between is M, northwe: nished ROOMS, on suite or single street northwest. jan? 3t* Fee, BENT—FURNISHED fominott. Board; th. Rent Bth and oth streets pero al Ik aud gaa. Appl ood oe A, Fez RENT—Elegantly furnished | PARLOR | and BED. Buv! be also, one HALL BOOM. Reaso: DOMS, with or ree parlor: all th 505 D street, able term: Pennsylvanie avenue, betws 6th and jan3-3t FOR BBST—From throc to fiv ifs, @ Story press brick HOUSE; 10 room: H modern im. ‘ov ments: close to two lines of street cars; will -«'! urniture of one snite ef rooms. Address X Post Office, House of Reprosentativ ss. coly tarnished RONT ROM, . family, suitable trons References benuer ©-2 OB BALE_& oath "OR DALE-—Or exch: for TE = city an excellent F. aE or ~ Seat station cet railroad 3 between hMabington and Bichmcod nite and red og timber hone a | . RIOK iocee in Sweeeren —- isomely farnished, Hace. mate. Apply se UX eas FOEPARGNAE Scant ma Wferent of t a | EEE test be’ sold within 90 days, Also, | Bik Eie ag FR various parts acres Uniontown, D. 0. it 4. ban. viet {abla servicn, ‘house & 0O., 608 Lith Ps00; emall cash pa’ rment Gorden Lead, % mile from PHIL. m. WELOH, decl0-lm [Beplm] 903 F st, Masonic Temple. FOR, BEN T—Several HOUSES for rent on T and Colum! Re aod g Inquire of Ton & an RENT—A 00 farnished or unfurnished, will be rented on oderate terms, Apply at No. 1225 Massachusetss Stee A ate ey god 53 acres, Chureh Railroad De} on FOR SALE. TT 7OR SAL. = onde and POR SAGE Ten thousand loads of SAND BOLsipes BROS., (UR SALES uearly wil cheap. An pat Carriage Mar utact rs of JOUN Potomac rathroet depot. Por. , SALE Chew —A SHOW CASE fally it eo eh. ith glass doors a LE wireet LE- wet RDS. M BIRDS, male and No. 137 Bouth male, B street, ts between Ist and 23 MEDICAL, &. B. JANE WILSON, a thoroughly snd scientific Midwife and Ladies” Ladios attended to st their residenc lcasant rooms and the best a? "the joctor's air m etween E and Busi: ious O13 cut DR. LEON, S11 lth et <n he oldest establashrd specialrst Discases and efaarantess yborough cure of at | Comoran, We free St lath st, Hours—10 to 12,9 to 4.6 to 8 <6C)LD PR. DARBY” as better facilities = ever for practic } rico and medi er 4 street Per y (Colonization Bailding. _ Suaiceigareea foostedn ax’ yet ae Tork tor Piette apo or , oes ‘oase will be sent. ae ee Bos «648 Herth tith street INSURANOE a immerse aM mroag often 00., of Te 10.94 MERCHANTS: weil 00., of New: Cash ameis¢ an 00 Ye tr No. 511 that zoum 7. ‘ahPIR ome pun mevre a cisty. ASSURANCE a. arian ‘Jas Le Barber ordi ee the largest of any sitios heuvation fe GurEnar Aornr, 1s wt ~ Teh etre F ‘OB RENT—Two small I10USES on street, between 4th and Sth streets. One $10 and other 8 per month in advance. Iuqure HOLLIDGE BBOS., sh and “O'streete north jan2-3t* Fo SALE_ A two-story BRIO HOUSE, nearly new, containing six rooms, bath i obas —s | woe unde ge tert a atte be ing ul yi 6 premises, ow > tween 8 and T streets O° eer es ERT —tes bandsomely furnished commu- eating ROOMS, sui'able for members, with or without bese also, one K PARLOR, RED- wepan ~ BACi BLOB, RE’ and HALL ROOM. with board.’ Table jourders taken; table free Giese: aba Tach street orthwest jand-6t" Fe. BENT OR SALE—A Sanrtetle eight-room reo mecr and 6 attic BRICK HOUSE, No. 124 Bast Capitol etreet. bet: h gasand water: hhrubbery ‘and trees ia front yard! Appl: and 514, corner 6th E streets Panag int ‘One of those elegant two-story Man ment press brick front RESI- fh side of Gorcoran street, be streets, all modern improve- pe. J. SWEET, 511 7th street, Fo RENT—Farnished ROOMS, for housckee} ing or single gentlemen: fue! lock-up and ail barter Also, oo elegant PARLORS, ret joor, t; wuitab! All very ple Pleasant. 805 E streot, (wo eunares fr from ator or lawyer s office py a FARM, of 90 acres, within 4 miles of this cit ey, On the old Bladensburg road, with every e tween 6th and 7th ats Fe SaLE—A Big on Pennsyivanis avenue. between Ist and 2d streets proved by brick IT on N foot Also. art etween 6t F foot, "No. 139i guburhend ot Actington FRAME, ‘on street Jan: AMAN, 519 7th st. Or aaa “H EA P—To @ responsible per. on, a Fornished HOUSE, on Capitol Hill; has every street street, Brick, ia se Hotel; $10, conventence, and is desirably located. Appt poly at the poet {ater corner of Ist stroct east near the B street cars. a Fe HENT—4 DWELLING HOUSE, contain: ing IL ns vements, sit uated on 8d street, between Poanspireuin sot ii ooo 'T. E BROWNING, deo Bota ry cor Bent very low GS two geatlenmsen, rout board in house. Betuspoes exchanged; 216 A street vonage e near Capitol. yt BENT HB, SALE—Four Brick and Man- Lag frome situa.ed just Below the yD ogee on Nee D south, They have ghnmodera Inner ‘and Water Closets, Sponiing spd has Meneame anes act onary Wath Tray ire of noneay i. GYAN: Ho. 406 Now Jersey aves FS, Bat In GRORGETOWR—a Are ITY— witn back ' tresatore BRICK LNG. back: ce visiding, containing 16 Water, Gas, and all Let, pie 2 one of the prin- 2 ina lightful ‘ov terms Bstate Agcut, ‘Ato. 400 Ist at theast, COST aa epaer Geer water-closet, Gas ve decd0-6t" ‘OR RENT—A angaome ste er yURNISGED Ftoous. Gonaress GIOK MOUSHS, with water, gee, » and peiriensiegee mea 5. CHAPMAN. FOE PEEP uty oo ee mE vi, ‘eo tHe: ly io”! Thompson's saa pe ee Rg De re Pi raion Pe eer acheh te pe = at fe: eo ANSURAN bE COMP NY. 000. ETER CaM LOSSES PROMPTLY PAlD. | P adeaennsi Office, 603 16th strect, opposite Treasury Depart- ment. Also, AGENT a a LIFE INSUB B W. BATES, Agent wonte™ ¥ aNce nn jens YouR — BTY igri INSURANCE G@TON AND G: SED BY ‘oon {ESS $88 1837 REAL ESTATE AGENTS. SAME cross. SHEPHshOE BuitviNne, Bo, 905% rocolpracimilg se AVENUE, Ww. Py attention ven to the payiment of General and Bpecial Taxes. ‘deo6 San, g: STAN, KE ry Y Beiate: Broker, ‘Tru STREST. JSES AND LOTS IN ALL PARTS OF Hes THE CITY FOR SALE LOANS NEGOTIATED. MONEY INVRST- ED. dec6-tr jon wpae FRANK BABNUM UAN BOYLE & CO., REAL Let TE AND NOTE BROKERS, Bo. ine to Le tamed FOR pars, aseachuseise ave avence. GPrace ts ingWil- small HOU; a or exchange {¢ a os 'D in various por- Bone of a an eas will exchange for productive 1915 FERRETS ARIA. AVENUE. FANCY CROCERIES AND ne HOLT WHISKY, 1960 © ASLE SH SHERRY, FA Ltaim lf seneriea fa) POBT, = Aw Ss. H. BACON, Market Bpace, three doors from 7th st..,| STORE on Ten wer Japa-ry 18th. No ben ot KC. Lewis, & vom BRIOK Wand between South C Ark wot 1CHARDS % DISTRIOT 8B +1 tke at m bers Soske $40.0 000 Tic wae’ flo WoRKs SRO LOAN Tih street Xb oF eB URITIES st a a ‘Rohmer, 313 Teh street, + 81 000% D 9on ot ANTE real eatate. for t 10 per cont, “0: a jan? m* ares ENERAL Me. ROM MBI, B13 Pe wtrvat WCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD at the Washingtoo Bock SEWER y placing. the 3 Avo Bich TAXES ea HOME in tho country ed or anit red, from irs irom the city, with & @nalt new bar wo Ww BAL ESTATE BKC ar2-3t Cor, <f 18th -treet and BUSISESS FOR SALE. Addrres £6 DARTIOS wanTiNG KOOM MOL pay ell cash, or nearly = applying to L. 8 CHAPMAN, 131% Itth porthweet SAVE! SAVE T SAVE Special Aswrasments paid, ats heavy discount, by leaving your bills for settlement at seal OF BEHREND & ©0."s, SEVANTH STK &ET. SEWER BONDS WANTED dee3) Im" (OR SALE-An of) BUSINESS STAND. corucr property ,ate bargain, Laguire at 1315 Lith street northw decks 61 great sacrifice, or Persone! property. Lpau're a U. 8. Treasor: PECI MPROVEMENT AND OSNKGAL S'inwvasur TAXES paid at from twonty te . disconny THOMAS W. FOWLES. decd7-6t" Teh street northweat KATES. are -* EXC ison be | decastm [Reed | Dost mir Soa TAXE j | FOR SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ORSEWERAGR UNTIL YOU HAVE OONSULTED DICKSON & PATTERSON. who are enabind to fornish sroperty-owners with LISTRICT BONDS BECEIVABLE IN PAY MENT FOR TAX ASSESSMENTS at the loweet market rates ng 7g" gatas dice = BEAUTIFULLY sigur on™ ITY, FOR BALE Kare oppor muny for Gotermmment ¢ ark amd athers salar omthly. £0 secur hich be has ‘offers to sell oume of the valgable od orth nti The lots vary in om one to twenty acres, aod {refered at prices that mast soon double or treble in value, and which, cultivat chotre fru sy a rield annually anet profit of more than the tame of the d, ekiug the most desirable sites for h can be seen an excesdingly beae- ird’s eye” view of Washington city and ite surroundings The tity hectly healthy. Pureet of water, sof ‘ fruit, and with- in @ short, pleasant ars TA PHILLIPS, Beal re. Broker, oasut STOCK BROKER, 1423 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Nask tux TReaseet, | Gives spectal attention to investments tn all kinds of interest bearing securities, makes large deduc. tons in paying special taxes for general or other improvements, whether you pay the or ope-fifth ‘A description of the isis wilt be sufficient without the trouble of calling on the colt | lector for bile or claims for old material, In seme ly one-half your bill may be saved, aught percent. bonds always on band. oO mall pily attended to im = adi 7 a Promanr 7: TAX NOTIOE. The for STRERT and SEWEBAGE, if not will bent interset ot the babe ot Dom iE TRUESDELL, dect-Im __ Real Bsiate Brokers FOS Bavioot Be BALE AUSTIN P BROW Commer of Now York avenue street, Three lar HOUSE, ing in price from ‘to ©0000, and several ‘fret clea One whole square of GROUND and LOTS in alt HOUSKE re and LOTS tt Mount Pleasant ais. jar3-im SETS OF TEETA on Piatina, Gold, one other materials, sccurately fitted at ihe she Anpostbetics when re 1106 New Fork aven pitta NOTIO! mi preservation the Teeth, with the leart amount of or ex red. Dr. 0. B. FOSTER, sete cvory Bind dental operations in al te all ite: 39 Pennsylvania avenue. PEER SET FOR are, lege of Denis ° bexgeen D aod E, gat cue EB. FEABES, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, No. ENGLISH a CRYSTAL CHANDELIEBS, IMPORTED DIRECT, AND OFFERED UNUSUALLY Low. pearing BRILLIANOY AmD weal ‘EXCEL ANT CHANDELIERS 14 USE. A large assortment just received. M. W. GALT, BRO. « Co., ootl5-w. 13t JEWELERS. «=== oe uns, J rxasopr's, I taecaty boume in ib any eas eae, SUBS, FISHING TAKER, aD sroutiNe agin WW SIGN OF BIG GUN,