Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1874, Page 4

” E ING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. CROSBY 8S. NOYES. Largest Circulation in the Distriet Beading Ma tter on Every Page ~~ WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY... «--Jamuary 31, 1874. Editor. The Late Educational Conyention, ‘The meeting of the educational convention which closed its sessions in this city yesterday marks the beginning of an auspicious era in the jory of education in the United States. Edu- cational conventions have frequently been hela heretofore, put they have generally lacked definiteness of purpose, and, beyond the limited dissemination of individual theories on the sub- ject of education, have been comparativeiy barren of results. The convention whith re- cently assembled in this city differed in its composition from many other éducational gath- erings in that it was made up, in the main, of schoo! superintendents, town, county, city and state—not mere theorists, but the practical edu of the country, and men who, perhaps more sensibly than any other class, appreciate our educational needs and possibilities. Calling to their aid and councils such prominent educa- tors as President White, of Cornell, the national Commissioner of Education, and others, the onvention met for certain well defined pur- poses ng which were the ascertainment and settlement so far as was possible of the Felat of the general government to edaca- tion; the making of arrangements for our educa- tiona! representation at the Centennial Exposi- tion inl and the preparation of a uniform plan for the publication of statistical tables on educstion; ail of these being subjects well wor. areful consideration of the friends et The reports of the proceedings be tion published in Tur STaR showed the earnestnessand unanimity which its ® evinced in dealing with the matters and the gratifying progress they made towards the accomplishment of their purposes. ‘The able address of President White on the true policy of national! and state dealings with advanced education, in whi he took the view that individual benefactions in behalf of edu- ‘on; are insufficient to meet the edacational requirements of the country, and that some provision by the government 18 necessary it order that private munificence may be wisely directed and profitably aggregated, was un- doubted exposition of the sentiments of the members ot the convention on the subject: and in consonance with this is the resolution unanimously adopted that it is the duty ot Con- = to furnish special aid to the school an- thorities, establishing and suggesting, and su porting a system of public education in the Distrietof Columbia. And in this connection it may be proper to state that the committee reportin, composed of some of the oldest and ablest educators in the Unitod States, and comprised Mr. J. P. Wickersham state superintendent of education ot Pennsy vanis; Mr. Wm. H. Raffner, state superin- tendent of education of Virginia; Mr. John D Philbrick, superintendent of the public schools State Superintendent Hopkins, of and State Superintendent Harvey, of This committee gave the subject the most careful consideration, and the reasons ex pressed in their report why the general govern- ment should extend spevial aid to education in thy of t the District of Columbia, were so cogent and cone ve a® to receive the unai s endorse mer the convention, consisting, as it did, of the best representatives of education from all sections of the country. The convention di- rected the report and re-ommendations of the committee to be forwarded to the proper com- mittees in each House of Congress, where they Will dowbtless receive the careful consideration to which they are justly entitled by reason of the high character of the source from which they emanate. ae address of Mr. Phitbrick, superintendent t the public schools of Boston, comparing the senor ot public instruction in Europe and Americs. was an unusually interesting dis- course and contained much information not generally known in this country. Mr. Phil- brick *)oke from personal knowledge of both the American and European systems of educa- tion, but restricted bis remarks relative to for- eign instruction mainly to the schools of Vienna, whieh he believes to be the most instructive point tor students in the world. The city is especially conspicuous for its industrial and technical schools, and at the head of these stands the goverursent polytechnic institute. With, periaps the exception of the New York College. there is not a school in the United States that can compare in excellence with the gymnamums of Vienna. In regard to the knowledge of the science and art of education, the instructors of Vienna are far superior to those of America, and, in respect to equipment, they greatly excel the high schools of the United ‘States. Some of the school buildings recently erected in Vienna surpass any in America. The tuition, it is true, isnot free; butit is very cheap. In some of these schools there are as many as 30 professors and from 600 to 700 pupils, and the aggregate number of professors in Vienna is 00 pupils, the latter equaling the whole number of boys receiving secen- dary education im fifteen of the larger cities of the United States. The schools of Vienna for the professional training of teachers are also superior to ours. Within a lew years «.nce these schools have been reor- ganized, and there are now four in Vienna, not ineleding schools for the training of kinder- garten teachers. Besides these there are school» tor special and technical edutation of almost everyhind. The speaker referred to the atten- tien g-ven to gymnastic training in Europe, and regretted that physical education is wholly ignored in the United States. The only respect, perhaps, in which America excels Europe in the matter of education is in school furniture, but im school buildings we are far @ehind Vienna and many other European cities. In fact, we are surpassed in almost every respect by northern and southern Germany. Keterring to the numerous art schools in | Vienna, and our own poverty in this regard, | the speaker said that at the Vienna Exposition the specimens of drawings sent to the exhibi- tion from the United States were excelled by those from any public school in Vienna. Inre- gard to the employment of female teachers, the | speaker gave as bis opinion that we must em- | ploy more male teachers, who make teaching a -long profession, if we would ever hope to attain the excellence of the best European chools. The inevitable deductions of Mr. Phil- brick i. favor of European schools are some- what siliating, but it was the sense of the convention that the address should be widely | read in the United States in order that our teachers and edncators may know that they have not reached the ultima thule of excellence, and that they may strive for a higher standard | than they now possess. The various committees appointed by the convention ary composed of earnest! and practical gentlemen who will give the important subjects committed to them early aud thorough consideration. ‘There ea good deal of squirming : amongst the parties implicated in the dirty business of the publication of the Huntington letters. The ‘Washington corresponilent of the Cincinnati Gazette now feels called upon to rise and say that *‘the charge that the letters were obtained surreptitiously by those who used them is wholly untrue. Gentlemen having the proper jegal custody of them furnished them.” On the other hand we have Mr. Gassaway saying that he left the letters with Mr. Van Kiswick, (who is known to nobedy else but the Gazette correspondent asa ‘‘legal custodian,’’) and that they were obtained from Van Riswick ‘‘by false representations.” Mr. ¥ Riswick says they were obtained from him by ‘‘a mistake.’ Va- of | tend during the day, this o! New Publications. WASHIRGTOR AND ITs! rt, ENV mows: sa. Tilus- rated, Deseri and Historical H ook to This is @ very industriously compiled hand- book, by one well qualified for the task, and the result is an excellent work of reference, in very convenient and compact form in flexible covers according to the style of the best foreign hand-books. Its 275 pages contain definite information on all the subjects concern- ing which “he visitor to Washington is likely to need information; and it will also be a matter of surprise to old citizens to find how much data is supplied concerning the capital city of which he was ignorant. The hand-book has two use- ful maps of the city and the coantry adjacent O'DONOVAN ROSSA’S PRISON years in English Prisons. New Yor! can News Company. [Through D. A. Brosasa | This book gives the remarkable experiencu- of the Irish patriot in English prisons, and the quotations made in the preface from the London Spectator, and by the prison commission appeint- ed by the Gladstone government fully confirm bis statements of the inhumanity with which he and other Irish political prisoners were treated The narrative ts interesting, even to readers not Irish, but would be much more readable if compressed to half the sp: THE MOONSTONE. Hing, amy hor ot faiey" Re. Mew Yorks J OC! Parker.} ‘This volume is one of the handsome library edition of Collins’ novels now being issued by the Harpers. “The Moonstone’ asa story is, hextto the “Woman in White,” calculated to interest the largest number of readers of any of bis works. The writer, who in most of his novels traces the influence of circumstances upon character, in this reverses the process and traces the influence of character upon cir cumstances. The story of the Diamond is founded on the stories of two of the royal dia- monds of Europe, but the plot is worked out in Collins’ own most masterly 1 w ania Wi fte,”? Arm ‘Atpor & Bros. (Through CURISTIAN CHURCH, Vermont sronue, ar lith and N atre cots liconch ng MORROW MORNING ard EVENT a Kixs, of Indiana, Seats all frees tee publie ite WAUGH M.ED OHUROGM oe TOMORROW at lis te by the Past Bev. Bicnarn Nogris; at T.9) pm by Rev. Prof ALLAN Ove, of London, on “The Great Question TS er eerAL SABBATH SEKVICE AT 3.30 in EB street church, near oth. Theme: The Impesseble Gulf. Morning subset: God's Abson- Evening: “Ligbtless Lamps. — Preachini Every Nour NEXT WEEK. All are wet come, oe ‘THE HOLY GHOST— Lecture on the above te> subject SUNDAY, at lla. m., at the Ohris- tadelphian Bynagogne, northeast corner of New York avenue and 7thstreet. In the evening, at 7:30 pretock. ‘The Future of the Jewish People.” Beate 1 t* S >ALL THE MEMBERS OF CERMANIA BEBECKA LODGE, No. 2, are requested Fattend the reguiar meeting on next TUESDAY, February Strat so oleet P.m.,in the Hall, corner Important busi- New York avenueand 7th strect, eas will be acted on it EMMA BARTHOLOMAR, Ssc'y. A SPE IAL MENTING OF THE MEDI CAL SOCIETY OF THE DISTRIOT OF COLUMMIA will beheld on SATURDAY: Janusey 51, 18°4, at Sorclock p. m., to take e death of GroRGE M. Dove. JOHNSON ELIOT. M.D ©. H. A. KLEINSOHMIDT, M. D.,Bec. It BOARD 1 MEETING OF TAE WO 4 — ular board meeting of the W NS CWhst iss ASSOCTATION will behold TORS. DAY AFTERNOON, February 34, at tho Heme, on 13h atreet, at Lo'clock, Devotional meeting at 12 o'clock Poe MES W. F. BASCOM, Sec’y. MASONIC —The penbers of HARMONY 7, AM. are reqnosted temect at Mescrd. Triple TO-MORROW Sanday) AFTEBNOON, hock to attend the funeral of our tate brother, ROWN By order of the W a WM. A_ YATES, Sec eg MASONIC special couvocation of WASHINGTON B.A CHAPTER. A. 3 4 at Masonic Temple. Febra = matte dock pm. to attend the faueral of eur decens Samu’: T. Onows. All ‘A. Masons in good standing’ {ratersally iovited, {iy order of ME. H.P 1 _D’ CAMPBELL, Secretary. “THE BEI ee AND END OF THE WORLD,» ie the aubject of a Le: cure to be delivered hy G. Day, of Baltimore, or sot rth- tent sth The usual New © mon by the Pastor at the ae ‘Dich will be heid on T La bm precisely. At this meeting the constitution will be signed, and the officers nominated on Thars. day, January 29h, balloted for. The list of origt nal copstitating members will be closed at the closing of — meeting F TRILL, Chairman pro ten. w. DUBOIS, Bee: ‘THE GAZ Maintaining its bigh fame, will, TO-MORROW, ry rich number, in Sharp Editorials, Socie- ip. Obit Ouats Local Hits, Aon. kee BEAD THE GAZETTE TO-MOBROW. Then also remember the GAZETTE isthe very bect advertising agent. a eaienens received up to =" O'CLOCK TO-NIGHT. 1 uF G.S.& D.OFS. Pree = District Grand Lodge: No. G38 and D, of 8., met on the 20h January. ‘The rega- Jar routine of business was transacted Beporte from sixteen subordinate lodges were rec the number of members shew’ thet they are’in fourtahing condition, Heation for the organi: zation of a new lodge of the order was receiv fetcrred to the roguler quarterly scesion of Merch th, 1874, ‘Naees time all representatives are re 1 atten nested to att WM. H_ LUCAS, B, W.D. @. Chisf, JOSEPH N MAYNES & ‘Acting D.@ Beeretary pro tem, he BLAOK HAWK cS FERY, MEMDER oF > "nr M., is earnest) rauested te stedaa estatsd of ‘the Tribe on eae ea. the n i a at. pected; at the 7ti run, 30 — LUBOR, Oh. of B, >MABONIO-A ayn vocation of LA- FAYETTE RB. ae PR. No. 5, will ‘THUBSDAY EVE ING, January 29, ai Convocation of LAFAYETTE CH APT: fhe will be held a! SATURDAY EVEN- sy some 31 at5 aie be ae OBN fotice Is hereby given that the coupons dae y - raary 1.1574) on the bonds of the Magonic Hall sgciaticn, will be paid. at the backing house of Messr Go..in this city." Thon» holding dren due eoepons, 1 re not presented for pay- ment previousto the se easpension of nag First tional Bank, are request to notify the under- signed of Se and ———— os th 4 that arrangcmente may b's made for their payment NOBLE D. LABNEI jan29-4t__ Becretary Masonic CHIEF JUSTICE WAIT PHO GBAPEED by LANDY. Copios of a forsale, 20" dth street, Oiacianat!, Ohio. /a29- Sv eree RENTs. SPECIAL NOTICE. Attention is called to the provision of Iai ing the supply of water to be ent off from iss where rents remain unpaid at the oe jue, jon of whieh THIBTY DAYS after the same becem ss time expires FEBRUARY 1, 1574, after the above date this law will be epitively enforced, For the accommodation of persons who cannot at- ce will be open every evening daring the week ending January 31. 1574, between the hours of 6 and 8 0° lock, for the receipt of water rents. TIMOTHY LUBEY, Water Registrar. _ Water Registrar's Office, eee janmt Immevdiate!; wor Notice is hereby ei hater H ine eB. 2 acto tc reat cette sustained by reason of psolic improvements: Scrrenal ‘under an act of the - lative Assembly 8} June 20, 1372,) must be fled at the Office of the Board of Pablic'Works, on or before Pankvary OTH, 1874. rder of the B le ic ‘CHAR. 8. au26-d (Chron. ,Rep.&0ritic.) ry Se maniag OF a eri REANY, for Ee, al Pt ragesarien TOs 2 Poser ack 4p. m. 8.3. TODD. Bec: jecretery. ovaae 5.5 tw 20) ear oMraay oma ay ee ae rious other statements have been made, and all conflicting. It woukl be well for the parties concerned to have some pr cyeane ee a ment v| ® story of aa save oom some trouble and considerable miscellaneous lyimg. || One of our + most responsible citizens, zens,and alife long democrat by the way, has some well-con- sidered remarks in another column upon the remarks of Senator Thurman upon the Gor- ernor’s memorial. ction in regard | | to At No. 2006 SuventH stRgEr, NoRtEwEst, where specimens can be geen. Consnitation free, deolS Iy" DAMAGED BY WATER. JUST RECEIV ANTED—A respectable Wi 0 | We snail ofar tothe public, on Deuske, Fo- WATE take chicct of children. Appts 28 | peas" PIECE Anta aA Ras Bas, intel nated si YARD WIDE OHED COTTONS, a ‘as groom or coachman; slightly tejered by water, Price of one lot, supe- ee make himself useful. ‘Addreas* ome, and one lot actually worth 14 cents for. 10 Wisin iaprovemenia, north trom’ 8 . ood on ylang 812,060. gh wenaeee will 1 | an clogant quality Yard-wide BROWN COTTON | Sia; | Our asscrtment of SHEETINGS, LINENS, and — WELLING HOUSE —en ‘Danes Goope | pay 5.60 at fairs pa dentable taischi eit G00! ’ | plese fe i tt Ata wonderfal reduction, fT certecteee ee oe Penne nee Bh ee ee A FULL LIVER BAMBUBGS | STED_A WOMAN eae aR gna “ne | ¢ to do general housework ‘ood DON'T MISS A GOOD CHANCE. | FARM LAND. “Apply to the Goverament Moat TH WOLFo jan3low 4277 louse, corner 14th and B streets, Weabington, | Jjan$o-2t* ELL. ANTED—A TRIMMER. OW wages. | apply. Address A. O.0.. City Post Offi first-class MILLINEB at Best of No other need J8m29 St CARTER’S NEW 707 LOUISIANA 3VEN (MARKET SPACE,) Berwsty Seventh AnD BickTH NEW GOODS AT REDUCED PRIOES. [s AUOTION GOODS RECEIVED GREAT SPECIALTY IN BLACK SILKS, BLAOK ALPACAS, COTTONS AND AT WHOLESALE PRICES. THE ENTIKE S100K WILL BE SOLD CH _ian3l-eolm D. E. NEW INVANTION OF LADIES. 80.000 SOLD THE FIRST MONTH. We }OTL fler to the yoke a new STE. an artic! family without is invent ted to fit in any ordinary fied that it will do ail that it. claims, commend iteelf., To be ap in operation. Persons w and clothes-savi or address the me sie ae test its merits at each hi fer this great and lute patent tot will DRY GOODS STORE, | = WANTED-« BITUATION as child's warse by & | settled colored woman. needed im every household i in forty minutes do the washing for wish no one to buy till sati reciated it ninst be seen $5. ANTED A office. ‘ntral location. oar cash. Btate location, HOUSE of six or ol Price not tovsxcced ‘Aadress OAS: Jat ht rooms ina 4,00; 1 Star 39-3" UE, Has good references, | and can be seen at present employer #, 904 M street | Rorthweet. jan29-3” STREETS WANTED—By ow iicemen who understands bis | busine SITUATION as first-class conch man OUN McDERMOTT © BROS» J 2. 310 Bebney ly ‘ania avenue northwest. janz9 3:7 DAILY. CALICOES Loui | yANTED-A_ | Wotvinrerk strest northwest | tne honre of 6 and good German Cong top treet te MAN or WAN to do dining. 0 Oniy such as are ore com: | potent, and with gooa references, need » y at 933 ft, between sth and 10h batween 8 in the evening jhn29-st" | iW convenient d Provements, between 24 ANTED-A TENANT for @ commodious sna welling, with all the modern im: ‘Shd 34 strects west, in the vicinity of the City Hall and the Fealdences of Sas, RK THE BENKFIT - Ce litle, esq., General Casb, and F are invited to call for terms at 641 Bives, oq Louie A avenue, esr 7th street jan29-3t AM WASH \VANTED— CABINET MAKERS, none but it -class mechanics need apply. J. W. pa IGHT ‘0., 1427 Pennsylvani ave ured by ore | aan ct FANT. 0 WOOD CHOPPERS; price for rgb v aid forty cents per cond. Apply Mairkirk | jompany , It will greatest chanes ey sa. toM.MITO: War Bl arrange to ‘Territory VANT! Branch ok. HUNT, jangl-6e~ 905 Dat 1LKs! MS Sie Ss chit BARGA We are now showin, GRAIN LYONS SIL. Yor rose! a ay uM BL last week, at which time the Fonaer. “nly chee) PRIN’ ee from 63 cente np; Coats and Ulark's Spool CO: © cents, “All goods now in stock will be sold Vena BRODHEAD & S1-tfeb14 1205 F streets bet Math and 13 S, from 95 cents to $3.20 ‘ord, purchased by our Me. Brodbvad in Now the lowest point known in ten years, Thi goods cre ircm the best looma of Lyons, and AOK GROS Muirk th No. 918 Petrece northwest. and L streets northwest. applied by applying to Mrs. irk, Md., on a | er offered. ‘For pi HAM, Fetter lane, Peels juireka Empioymont Office, iat-class SER: office at 1027 17th street, bet. K Families can be promptly LOUISE ©. BUT- Janié-1m. ANTED— popular wo y silk market NVASSEBS, to ell a new and The General Agent is in the city aud wants assistance, for which « liberal per centage will be allowed. 0 7:30 a) 30 n.tm-and Sand 4p mat ROOM 43, CONTI: NTAL HOTEL. cr} Inquire betwee: COAL. of all sizon and ki eieaeier on and screened before deliver HICKORY, OAK, AND PINE WOOD. sawed and split, or in the stick. OAK AND PINE KINDLINGS. WAL « £77) KINDLI iu Wood. his residence, 103 sylvania avenue. plank ay ANT EDS Ever} WELLS, Dentist, has removed his Office to rs to kno aoe they | BAG CABPETS one to Know that &. H. 2d street, third door from Pen jan8-Im* e double BRICK HOUSE re 2016 f id water; No. D suitable for a Friday, ‘Tre corner of Washingt om and D Georgetown, D C.. is cottage in style, and fs con. sidered one of the bandar mest Mediom-sired housce in the District. A pierce forty feet jong extends around *he front es house Contains ten roome, inciuding batbroon, a suitable number of closets, storerooms cellar paved with aes at ceartoen rooms. et ie | brick." The bath-room is convenient to all parts ob second story, and has water clomt, bots. tay a 626 oat ct oe Tanaka | SecORa w OD Washatand; with Wet the cold tenet {OR RE BRICK HOUs#, of | The kitchen hae rence of aioe! Improvement nies tight Foote, with eater, gute ning shelf and Closet complete Hand kth, noreh: aarbic oastel te parlor ths R entire second story is heated by T market Commision’ business Building, between 10 ant f2 eciock ‘and well ad TO} thwrest. opposite whole: ~~ grocery, feed and Bo 5, Young's jan3t Fo3,8 Beare most desrabie HOUSE with eight rooms, witi ad ail ga rn improvemonte, suitab cery K st and Provision Btere, Streets, Inquire at ti BUSINESS on the corner of ibe corner of 2:h and L | streets, or on the corner of 1th aud L etreets wortii- west pansi-St™ F west, Fe} RENT—One or two unfurnished ROU cu firet and second floor, at 725 OK REN f—PARLORS and other furnished or unfuroished ROOMS, at 315 0 street marth: | Jan30 5 orthwest, ,o and I, BRE Tth street. F —STORE N Inquire of G. Mth at @. S2U Tih street, bet. H W. CISSBLL, No S20 ‘OR RENT—The very de Pennsylvania ave: ne rnary Ist. Apply to F. A. sylvania avenue. Fe 53 F and second fl venie C street rear 4 OR BENT— Pleasant furniseed ROOMS on fist | with or without Board: cox nt to F atre ca yan3u-2! FS mont iat HOUSE for 91,38) Jang." | Lu RENT—A finely-furnished suite of ROOMS | on first floor, above the ba ement, comprising Parlor and Bedroom, with bathroom ‘attached yan303t" | | at | jaugd-%t rs. No. 427 4th ot. RRALE-A Great iy, payin a0 30 Penney lvan ents of 83 cee HO! ae WAGGAMA F°8; RENTER. BRIE HOUSE 00 ter in yard; No- 1731 K vtreet rN ‘gain—A new 5-room 50 cash, balance in 519 7th st. | ia avenue 0! F first: of Pei F Franklin Square; gi LING and STOBE, Market, and GRASS, 27 E street northwest. OB RENT—8TOR 9 bathrooms, on F street: central locatio ble mantles, furnace, Lat: | dumb waiter; large’ yard; for three or more years, RB BENT—HOUSE Houses on first floor; one on sec Oad floor, two on third floer, communic sting; with or without B. class. nnsylvania avenue. 1343 F street. all comfortable .¢ Table Board; also, Tab: DLL ISth street northwest, hal clsewhere, mely furnished ROOM * Jan30 6 a HOU room! mar. hey rapge, tubes. pelts, ide alley. ‘Apply to E.DOLAN an30-Im K OB BALE—Small FARM adjoming of Bladensburg, about 25 acres: improved b Cottage Dwelling and out-builing. e four Mules wand Ghio ralirosd eune through this Address HY information apply to E. the village ‘The branch of AL brol L. AMLT. floors, WA's decd-3m* AND WAKRANTS. es BEC OK 6 OB Fetre STEPHENSON & BROTHER, 5g he eo oree Peo: asst Boy ont ie avenne. | TACLE” in the country fs accurately suited to the sandh-tr Mill and Depot 7th-at. wharf, aight by H. H. HEM PLE G,the Optician, corner {Chronic ie Republican | ae street and Pennsylvania er enue, Depot for PRD CAGES. ‘hermometers of all kinds. myls-ly B a ory ene.te know that the VITOR A GREAT VARIETY. sifu Ke rfect shuttle in use, restli ine WEBB & BRVERIDGS, fe bar and works of steel" Agenc#, 469 | IMPORTERS OF | Ponnsytvanis avenue, “Also, Brauoh of Simo. Dem cae Be cron KERY, | orest’s ‘Sones Emperiam. vania avenue, aneS)-1 T_W. SPIOER. Agent. a ‘firm ie aon ; THOM. joing business at No. this day, by mutual Japuary Sist, 1874—3t" 203 7th street | veent. dissolved. . L. THOMAS, DD. THOMPSON. | [2 | ___LosT Ts F ‘0 DENTISTS AND OTHE&S —J in invoice of extra fineDENTISTS’ etn mall oF tas large quantities, ND, 623 Lonisisni ust received rae ert PLASTER. be paid for its feturn to N AND FOUND. in gold. | Ls | £TROPOLI1 TAN DOLLAR STORE. | No. 1010 Pouna | [O8T—On Wednoniay evening. the 3 4 etween wh and lth. (et i KAB-RING. street, U of adead T—On Thuraday, the 4 MEDALS, engraved ander wilt be suitably rewarded Lj leaving th instant, two GOLD nute BR. Schneider avenw eh rth aid Can ® of I bave just opened an in: eof the celebrated finger, one will be rewarded by fearing ite ae ee | MANHATTAN COS TOILET SOAPS, which in M-stréet | Forge are equalto Colgate’s well known brands, OsT—Da ember a he ee aa Bes ho Inet bat which insize far excel them. and in price are DOG; ears and t | is ably lower than any TOILET SOAFS hereto- reward will be paid ry Toten Tass ‘Matte ‘ore offered, 8 n street, between M and N sts, and 6th } and 7th sts, northwest. tee ~ td | Medium Size, (Excelsior) 6 for 2c. large size, (CAME TO ME- Thurs auars 3th, | Roney, Giycerineand Brown Windeor,4 pices for | y¢QOURK, aud valuable biack and Sa EGa_Bitre Kine, Tablets, large atze, equal tool OC a ogice YW OROBSM AN. AOS A trial will convince you of the merits of this 08 also am selling 4 pound bat the remarkably low price of Svc. per bar, ‘This price is so low that yon will think this Boap afraud, but donot condemn it until you see It, | & ‘The fine Stereoscopic Vie ich T am $1 per acven Icontinue to keep tm fall at ¥ithstanding the imniense sales T continually make Our One Doliar Stereoscope will surprise you with its excellence, Talso_keep now Scotch Gingham Ter Frame Umbretins at very good and cheap. 1 have just received Gilt Stick, Painted, and | Pisin Black /arc« s+ Fans at $1 each, SILVERBERQG’S, METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORK, 318 SEVENTH STREET, jando-r ®2each, which you will find lat _ reét northwest Jan31-3t" | L. ROUSE DoG when lost; answers to the name of Lender; OfT—On the goth instant, «large black and tan had a rap on neck o | FS | wate | aven 92; SALE—A FRAME HOUSE of three next ‘0! F between EB oh 101 k or without boar lith street, between IT and rnished; also, ith street nort! k RENT. mall HO door, No, 2 streets, northw {OR RENT—A ine large PARLOR, farntehed mit bie for an of OBE, No. 925 13th sree it. Apply jab29-3t R BENT—One ieasant FRONT BOOM, with vin a priests family; No. S11 Jando-3t" door, New FOE, BENT FRAME HOUSE, five ‘kitchen, hall, gas, water and sewer. in advance; No. 27 Kei me northwest. Furnished and unfurnished ROOMS, with all modern conveniences; Tr, bath-room, &., at Ni Table boarding. Toomey Rent $25 Key nex: andy 3t* eet northwest. hot and cold Pepusylvonia jand3-4t™ ‘0. 14 | with | HOUSE. v | on easy terms. | Harrison and a 76 ats. tm kitchen and Latrobe in parlo he thereby reg athe f ‘The inter erected two years a) SBTpeticel balider for seven years before coming t ce pustrict, | It wae repainted and parior paper. 4 id frescoed last fall, ow it auch compete air that oo more expense will be required for a number of years The Lot contains 3,200 square feet, ie beautifull terraced and sodded, ‘and has an alley ton feet in rear. The Furniture, Carpets, Shades, the house if desired This property will be sold for much less than c it can be bow &e., will be sold ost, and upon euch terms that fot by a person baving but little means. Apply ou the Premises after five o'clock p.m Jab3i 3 KOBERT MG FoR SEST—A1 ‘story NEW all the mod lences imagined! back parlor opens jen. & well arianeed two tr an » bay windows fr: ern improvements and c including light and ventilatia: lawn gai ick Stable on the rear, B. L treet SA L A large and ha DWELLING HOUSE, street northwest. deome Main honse pre tne brown atone trim large cellar bh large t I by But uke of of oipros yates anc parered,and is handsomely 23 by 1i2 to an ‘alley. Will be sold ¢ longtime. Apply to an2-tr 1 Dest of evoryth’ Street, MRS, ISA KEMPRL FOR BENT—A tires on D t LOTthwest, between 24 and 34 streets Contains 11 rooms with “all m=dern improvements, WM. TYLER, 71> lath strect A036 Tov POR BENT —Io Georgetown, corner of Gay and Green streets, @ large three-story BRICK DoutatDs 15 rooms, with every modern >, large garden attached, and ofthe lot, Beut very low. WM. TY LE eet yapdi- Dw OR SALE-A @ light 2 ( COUNTRY HOME, s, house and improvements good, ed on the high ridge of land Fattsville; fine variety of frat tothe Blad=nsburg depot, where 16 na stop daily. Photograph of house can be seen, and terme given, by oe ant-Im Fo BENT. pom HOUSE with modera improvements, within two ti oaresof Treasut ariment. Apply to 8. @. PAL By he ave KEB os oe street vorthwest \OR BALE-Two HOUSES ana a # of grout; good location; will be sold cheap and Apply. on the premioes, scree ot — ree ©. ai5-30 NI ES | CRS on 7th and F strecte, {Federal Daitatogs.) : wh toS. PREN thai ‘ST Buildings, vinsage yreaiede ang fine new bake oven and other fixtures for a first. nctioner. Apply toS. PRENTISS, oom No Federal Buildings jenl3-im ry family of t three adult persons, No, 1426 New York # near the Bromury ‘3M door from 18th street, a PARLOR and two CHAMBERS, counected,neatly farnishet./$ im iD complete order. | uring it, Will be sold No. 2314 L street northwest. {OR RENT. ‘Three ROOMS, with or without board. York avenue, weats between 13th and Mth, northwest, after3 p.m, 12) 4t™ corner of 12th street north- ooms an be moved withont in. a bargain. able FURNISHED Apply 1110 jan29-3t™ | lath street care FPOE BENT—A ex room BRICK HOUS ber mouth: a four room BRICK HOUS: $15 per month; FRAME, near Metr politan cars, ‘$200 mouth Tn. quire at 624 Lonisiaua avenue. nov?-ly es SALE—Or exchay aed real estate in this city, an excellent FARM of S30 acres at a great bargain: located, pear station on railroad, about half way between Washington and Richmond; acres valuable white and red oak timber, bal = arable, well fencad. OB'T A, PHILLIPS, jeo6 Sm Beal Estate Broke’ Fs BENT —Large second story FRONT ROOM it handsomely furnished, it 1406 Pennsylvania a Hotel, 0. F iB office.or for almost an ply at thet F° r uated on 13th atrert, ty Pn ry ind O strecte, go Abply 1313'D strect northwoat west. 38029 No.9 3 H street BE ‘ooms and summer kit —The FRAME BUTEDING east corner 9th anil I strevts, suitable ith board tf desired > venue, opposite Willard an29-3.~ south- for aa echanic; before J.F. SHEA. SOR RENT—Two_ handsomely furnished PAR- FURS TAMBERS; also, single BOOMS; LOB and OHAMB: | Alii ard will be paid if retarned: «ll modern conveniences. Transient bosrders ac- | | 457 Penney ja avenuC, between a an: | commodated; No. 1014 E street, second door from f Castile Soap at | st reets; shoe store, | Lith street. jan29-20* | STRAY COW horns aud long tail. Sdsvreets, No. Prove property pay charges a CAME To MY PREMIS! I want the owner to come! the $0th instant, a dark brindle,with See and take: MLY,© roer G | 422, porthwest. Jan3)-2t" 107 a not $ ©. of H. REWABD—Lost January 30th, = LADY’ POCKETBOOK containing money, verse: t) = atte o bet! aiietie bo er, Springfield, M & SHEKBLL, ol jerk Arita ington es cl m Bib Steel C4E= TO THE SUBSOR! / ing of January OW, with balter on. her away. HJ. LOE! tna BEB ON Ti 30th, one red norned The owner cai TER DOG. ward will be paid 1 between Cor steel and brass coll if returned to 11% Beall gress and wee. Sen pal ppoenp and BO! northwest. BOARDING. | OM can be had at 1237 L street | jango-20" | | Neaw PENNSLVANIA AVENUE. GOOD, TABLE, BOARD ih — fu a Om P A or rei ir iad or two M4s2u% UEBADE COBTUMMS FOR LAVIES, | contiomen; 420 lth etrcet, near Pa, ave. 380 8" BAL. iS. AN. - A For rent, at ™¥o V. ae avenue, KIC, Trae ART aS Avo Paiva PABA izes well farsialied ROOMS on frat floor, to: AKBY DONEHUE’S, her or separately; also, desirable {29-1m_3OT Ith streets Sdvera northel Pe eve. | fourth Noor which wilt be vented low ioeatigniine, opposite the Arlington Hotel. anSi-3t . ING WINTE ‘TOC. ‘ ROOMS AND BOARD, on poasonable CLOSING WINTER STOCK. Gert convenient to the Oapitol and ci I quire of AMOS HUNT or H. 0. 810. ordi amet porthoaat, * OY Yahi att DING —Genti be accommodated Oath BOARD sud BOOMS at G11, street CLOBING Overcoats OUT | Terms mode: Also, a SALOON PABLO) CLOSING Business duits OUT | furnished or unfurnished. =a 6" SING Cape Overcoats OUT | [204 BDING— Furnished or anfurnishea RO CLosisa ‘Dress Buite our | B a without Board. Table board ia. 32 s CLOSING Box Ooats y ne northwest, onvenient to ftuatrat and [ OLOBING Youth’s Suits OLOBING Diagonal Coats ouT ORNISHED BOOMS WITH BOA RD— Front CLOSING Boys’ Suits ouT F' py pack BOOMS will be rented reasonable ard. 190 le. i, oderate. CLosina —-“Ommceuits ODT | Cat at OLN wettect, between Sth and Sth. deei-im CLOSING Sack Suits ouT CLOSING Children’s Overcoats OUT FOR SALE. CLOSING ‘alking Buits out TRON ister lock; original cost $750; at IN CLOSING OUT THE WINTER'S ENOR- | LATIMER 8 CLEARY S auction rocbis, 10050 MOUS STOCK 1 HAVE TO DO 1T | [SOR SALE—Sorrel HORSE, BUGGY, and AT RATES WHICH ARE A | Pitan See DLE HORE ot FL ea: GREATER ADVANTAGE TO | MING'S Stable, 470 C street.” “Jans0-40" 7 i,t VAD AND FOR SALE A OAS THE PUBLIC THAN TO | JiSt SRRIVAD AND MYSELF, BUTI HAVE Gapltol HL Livery ‘and ‘Baio Btablos eae oN ae Jango st MEM. LORBER, Proprietor” —_— FOE S8DE-A LIBRARY containing two wou Bore istures,, with,” Gloss MUST SELL IT; | Slates; also,,, Store Fixtures, with Glass NO MATTEB HOW LOW THE PRICES GO. IF YOU WANT BARGAIN NOW IS YOUR TIME. A. STRAUS, THB POPULAR CLOTHIER, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between loth and lth streets. jan29-te ere CHIROPODIST, Office: No. S17 ouner” BLACE SILKS. We have rob Fd S vlhent oo ni diect 8 ee. ac jan? -6t of LYOM! sEAcR sen rahe ts JOHN T. MITOHBLL, 931 Pennsylvania Avenue. S43 OH PAF FOR Cae eom | & INDOW, COU ALBUM ekroot new panSl-St" (OR peed CHEAP—A lar, Bare; | re | cheap. be bought No. 931 7th treet northwest F'sinbe A eagle female, He, {37 poner ee MoM GORTZ. Sar iE QHOORES TO DRINK ALOOHOLIO s estab! miserable the ine im ving have latter in aijties inv No? tihng. ‘stuf, but yess, meat Tb IA by the old-fs p ng wits Tee a os! NEW CA if se ie (oR RENT—A nicely-furnished HOUSE or ROOMS in a delightful location, suitable for a Plivate tamily or member of Congress. The house as all the modern improvements, “Raarees Box 3, Star office. jan29-St" Fo RENT—STOBE aud FIXTURES, No. 1703 Kt strevt, one door from Connecticut av: enue, with or without dwelling. — years as @ grocery. ‘Apply at No. S32 3 a 3an29-3t FOR BENT—Two now HOUSES jast naan one with geven rooms and the other six, on the corner of 7th and recta, Apply ti to WILLIAM | DAVIS, corner of 27th Fe BENT OB SALE—. i Foom two-story yard, PoE SALE-HOUSE No. 913 N street, between with water-closet, bat! in every room and all modern cent fice FE BENT—That DUUBLE HOUSE, contain- ing seventeen rooms and every Be pont itol ati ry and water *Apriy at No, hwest. ola, Sth and 10th, northwest t 25x15, For terms ement, situated on venue, opposite the is new, and is built attic ae HOUSE, ween shrabbery and trees in front TOUT, BROW. 3a , with water in Jan29. mfortable and 21, norsk corner 6th and reste | jan293t_ | t, containing seven rooms, inquire on the jangz9 6t street, neal ‘ennsyly: Botanical Gardens. | pon, the latest impros.s1 a 3an29-6: 44 sts. | PERSONAL. TICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that I wil! not be responsible for any debt that my wife, Mar- tha, may contract. Jando 3t* WILLIAM MERTZ the Celebrated. Carre oy- ADAME FLOBENO: ant, is unequaled in testing the und future of your life; in cansing bringiog the he separated t together, jure way of in life, is invaluable, — her advice satisfaction; nene ever regret cons isfaction given, or no pay. Oan be consulted Parlors, No. 613 éth street northwost. jan3i-3w INTERNAL MEDiC! iE — Meta St + ‘ai = REQUIRED * Penna. a sonic Tem| ulting her, . ion » Caiontown; Barrons, Bia- janid 'im™ pours phlei SeTAInED AS UBTS of different States f ar denertigny be, No publicity foauired. Ho ‘charge ‘Until divores ited. a ‘M. HOUSE, "A mis roadway, N. ¥. decl“6m™ QBStacLEs TO Waneiace. HAPPY geod FOR YOUNG — densburg’ HOWARD, Ses00ia tion, Philadelphia, oon —_ an Institution having ahi fh Fopatation for | for honors: ble conduct and prot cic rIL DING, Washingten, D.O. JUSTICE OF THE "s Law Building, Boom No. py > serve his rit . S. FERRE - CLaiat AND GENERAL AGENT, Om e 330 45 street, City Hall. Practices also eeenreears Courts. ja5-Im F or seas Dack. BOONE. together orseparate, Appl at the ADDIS! Phy otograph | Gallery, 1397 Ponusyivania atenue. jands lw? FOR BESTA three-story BRICK, oF Tooms, | ¥21 F strect northwest; water in vara, DT a next door, ‘O08 RENT—¥UR! F NIGHED £ single, furnished mene with new and elal orate furniture, fine upholstering, &c ,at No. ¥ west, between C and Pennsylvan F OB RENT—A three- oy and basement brick Brusseie HOUSE on North A streets, Ca) a cellar al conveniently arra rent itol Hill, No. summ will be moder: earpet ed, eliable = the Toe fe ial BOOMS: ini suites oF hair mattresses, | reet north? enue, j28-1m ect, between Ist and air, containing 19 roma as and water a from slate mantle ‘hstands, bat was = FouE OB BENT—Pour pressed brick front ‘and sitvated on ‘Mansard roof Ne Oapitol cold water? overy yh ee ee" how Inquire FEz mansi south ¥ str A Lot on New Jersey Genes oy direct my at, .B—A Building LOT eligibly Fe between 19th and 20th, ‘st'pe wr fc Da ington, the whole square 73, improved by’ flue B SAL sion and beautifal i conte per foot, A Let on tween O and D streets Torthoast No. 1521 T street S-story conveniences, $10.0 on south MAN, La Teh atrect F %3o) Bios a h street weat, betwee ES with bay windows, H. BYAB, N. dd, 100 000. A Lot on foot. Brick with all’ modern ying. 930 18th street, cor. K. Bt" Petuemeaera RENT—A et, desirable HOUSE. ees all Set ten the circle ipod th ‘streete. TEEDEBICE Bin tet) geime northwest. janzi-1m F° one mile lorton’ — os * farm; cont Pleasant UNFUBN modern conveniences, modern improvements. T No. 1228 aren immediately. FS SALE—Two ——— BUTEDING Lo ye sh. Possosni and 18¢ Poesoarion pe fies "oe -A very AMPERES, c. BR. bale te nseller at Law, E BEMOVED Jap3-}m street, near Patent Office, | SouUTTER & acca ARTISTS. Fresco, Decorative and every description of Orne- mental and Plaiu Painting. 727 Sh street northwest. SPECIMEN ROOM 710 E street northwest. jan3-ly WASHINGTON, D. 0. $ PER SET FOR i ania dine fege cf Dental by Dr. A. = Dand £. ee zg. FRASER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, No. 476 Louisiana avenue. C. Bo. vw. ORF, nos ni od ° No. i nd 1 street over JRE Comer of Clarms and z, ES; Com'r Bs- CLEPRANE & BRAILBEY, on rena Office: Bo. o ares, between LEAVE YOUR ORDERS AT B.EEN’S, 422 9th Street Northwest, SHIET PATTERNS OUT TO ORDER. jan7tm OB THIBTY Dares. ornare AT Tx ¢ ounrs 3 tie Genight Otten, ‘wowats Soch st oe sr rit tet st at 110 Pidge wreet. George "| towne wt ‘will be prom tly filled. sold-im ova Le Borthe varpese of loca- Re SEEDER peepee to W S0nEsaLe AND BETAIL. WALL PAPERS. CHAS. A. KRAUSE, PRACTICAL PAPER HANGER, 1913 New YoRE avENve NORTHWEsT. —_ L_| BUSINESS CHANCES. (RRRSRre eh oR SALE-ii SEW fs ih aia FS FaioBey - reduced prices town. DO. (ac has S"azo- yd 21,000 AND © teal eotate see hand. Appy immediately to th 1% F ¥ 4 > yuest, yak BES OF (NRRL Ov. Jobustown, Pa. Address W 411 EAbOE b GS 208 D arent, arst-4* National Bana of Repubit. surioing sey ack BALk—A tretcless RE-TaAU BANT AND D DINIxe BOOMS, 4 bar, dining * CANSON Dow ING & © AW iS H . yao T SMALL FARMS. WIT, WASHINGTON City, S150 TES the Depart ' mmonice Address A.B “ 000 B at STNESS WAW § W ANTED al tn. ata TION’ wre COMMIEEIOR Fe OR SALE-A ba OEK 1.000 TRUST FUNDS on jatate security, Partios desiri: ly in person. 0. D. B sw Sito Baha $19-003 a= A aren = ae s cE and FIX TOBES ‘ *hocknY. * ‘ ar and PROV ‘and doing au } BARE CHANO the merc | Ls? AND STONE QUAKBI FOR SALR, nt of Rocks and Metropol les from Warhiper On the P. Price for whe 23 p three sites north of station, tifully shaded with oak and hickory, frum 1s acres, including stune H iroad dress THs" Wheaton Post Office, ands" Montgomery County, Ma ow ac uation, to give they hold the t Fi) ad ™ cs oi Bee ez = e _ 2 & Dlican | TION ces of those fine BUILDING Corcoran streets, in =quare BUrEpess, ATT Cail and examine p! LOTS on 2th. Q. Ba |N very newly finished house in ihe weigh- Sorined ign hose weal ona thraneoee ag Fapidiy. ‘To persous With capital, who will improve the ground by building brick dwellings, great in- Gucements will be uttered J. semeosy S558. _jan2 6 No, 512 7th st | Apo ny no rats povearons o. OMPSON & waNeeRS AND BRR RS, 2k Walk sterer, wate ht and sold at ‘closest ae qno‘e- ither for cash or for Lec gemn at any tia within 3 momtn, on 10 per cent D at moderate Tates up 10. 10 per cent. em favorable terms, $1.9 prey on favoral 8, $10 per 100 shares of a baponite recelved 4 subject to sight naire for ae fixed 1 period: iw AXES! TAXES _TAXES" ‘We are now Park SEWEE A pal 3 IMPROVEMENT Ate i - SS ee a with of will be re a im DUDGE « “DABNEILL lage Fm. (UB SALE 0. OH. th KF Mpg 5 Sox! Syd balance ou time. Will separately ii desired. ‘Sooiy'at 2 222 west, be exch 13th icc oar $3,000, S220 tee aE Cae 9 amounts to loan on’ fi i wR WEY TO LOAN on Denek of Pablic Works Beer ne in various mou OUBSE & MioDLEToN _jant - peroRtant TAX NOTICE. Ey ernest. GEOBGE TRUESDELL, Real Estate and Stock Broker, No. 70% BE od opposite the Post Office, is saving tax-payers: to thirty per cent. on their bills ‘This saving can only be ctemed for a stort time | Sends are rapidly appreciasing, aud will soon b b [a e one: on securities. Securitice bought an = | oreers ox xecuted at the Stock See: fers by permtesion te @en. Ben). Alvord, Pay- | Master General U. 8. A.; Hon. W. Do Commissioner Internal Revenue, Hon. John Hitr, General of | 5 Casb- jer German American Savings Bank. NY OF venid 3m, ¥ FRIENDS OK AOQUAINTA: | ces who have not settled their Special Improve- | ment or er es, can have them re- ste tere, dim by leaving their bills eA LAN, 42% 7ch st. 'st., Geotown, yy on me saves a bills for GRR! 3 7th street. Spe. BORDS BOUGHT AND SgUD, BguD, Special “iM PROvEMENT ond SEWER 4 BRODUEAD, 535 sch stroet. eer 1683 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, Mut TEE TRxasvar,