Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1876, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THURSDAY.... Febraary 21, 1876. CROSBY S NOYES........Editor. Re Circulation More than Three Times that ef any other Daily Pa- wer published in Washington, and therefore by far the Best Adver- tising Medium tm the District of Columbia. ‘Te Advertisers. In order that the large and rapi@y tnereasing edition of THe STAR may be delivered to tts car- riers and served to subscribers at a reasonable hour each dey, & ts necessary to close the forms {isements not later than TWELVE O'CLOCK. If recetved after this hour there ts great danger that, with the exception of tmperative cases,—such as Deaths, Lost, &c..—they cannot appear wwii the Solowing day. ——_-+e. The Investigation To-Day. The chief feature of this morning's pro eedings of the House committee investigat- ing District affairs, was the testimony ot Mr. Chapman and the examination of Mr. Biinkborn, the agent of Mr. Hannan. Mr. Chapman's testimony, if accepted as given, is damaging to the character of Mr. Watson, chief clerk of the Board of Audit, tending to show an understanding between him and a claim agent named Hamlink, for the di- Vision of fees for getting claims allowed by the Board of Audit. The testimony is to a conversation between Mr. Chapman, a man of good repntation, and Mr. Watson. As Mr. Watson (a man of middie age) is of fair reputation also, his friends charitably give him the benefit of that fact and think Mr. Chapman may have misunderstood what Was said. Messrs. Tayler and Brodhead gave notice that, at the next meeting of the committee, théy would show the want of Recuracy of some statements of the witness, also that the facts touching the claim show the extreme improbability of Mr. Watson's having used the language attributed to bim As the thing now stands it looks bad for the employes of the Board of Audit, or at least one of them, Mr. Watson, and further i- cence in this branch of the inquiry will be awalicd with interest. +2ee-—___ The District of Columbia seems to be &bont the ovly place where the application of women for admission to the bar meets ideration. The supreme has just rejected the ap- plication of a weman for adm m to the bar of the state, ou the ground that her re quest was not sanctioned by any state law, ry to common law and wo- Toe U. S. Supreme Court bas already decided that there ts no Sppeai from state courts iu similar cases. thony’s resolution in relatio: essional speeches in the 22 does not find much favor as it has been reeomn- tted to the Committee on Pri probabiy t 1 befor to cefinite, and might b Mr. Thurman took the that each Senatc what a verbal y the trouger than Mr. amendment might ing, since the dif- ot gallty” Mr. Sher- » brief, com- prehensive digest of the proceedings of Con- gress would be much more valuable, and Would cost only one-third the money now paid for printing the verbatim reports. Mr. Morton concurred, and wanted a condensed nd impartial report made out under the authority of the Senate, which would be Ppublisned by the weekly. and to a great ex- tent, by the dally papers of the country. ‘This is all very weil, but the question arises who isto make this important synopsis? Certainly not the official reporters of the Senate, for even they, with all their accu- racy and cleverness, could not invariably make an abstract of proceedings, however careful and conscientious they might desire to be, to the entire satisfaction of Senators. ——<+2-___ “It is natural for man to indulge in the illusions of hope,” said Patrick Henry in the Assembly when making his elo. quent speech in favor of resistance to the tyrrany of England. The truth of his words is recalled when we read that a few weeks before her death the regrette’ Charlotte Cushman wrote hopefully to a friend saying, “I believe now Iam going toget better * * © @ ray of sunshine brightens every- thing.” +2. ‘That the enterprising and go-ahead Amer- jean sees “a right smart chance” for remu- nerative specu. om at the Centennial exhi- bition is evident from the fact thet appar- ently extravagant prices have been offered and paid for certain privileges during the greatsbow. One individual, with an eye to the main chance, has offered 850,000 for the poor privilege of sweeping out the exhibition bulidings, guaranteeing to pay all his help and to Keep the fifty odd acres of flooring in the buildings perfectly sed. Bya mode rate charge to exhibitors, and by being per- mitted fo retain valuables found in the Sweepings, he expects to realize a handsome margin of profit. A peanut merchant has given £7 (00 for permission to vend his wares, ard probably expects to make a good thing outof it. The ice-cold soda water man has given $50,000 for the privilege of dispensing bis cooling drangbts, and agrees to pay a Tosaity of twenty cents on every galion sold, which, it is estimated, will swell his license fee to at least $62,000. In according these Privileges the Centennial managers should exercise great discretion, or some of the bungry speculators will bring discredit upon them and the exhibition. —_———__-+e2--_____ The Baltimore city council committee on the fire department will in the course of a Week introduce an ordinance to transfer the control aod management of the fire alarm telegraph to the board of fire commissioners, who have asked for the, change, because as they are charged with the responsi bility o/ all matters connected with the fire depart- ment they should also have control of the telegraph. The American says: Mayor La- trobe is understood to be in favor of the pro- posed transfer. In the event of the passage of seach an ordinance the appointment of opera- tors for the telegraph will be vested in the fire commissioners instead of the mayor. ‘The reasons urged for this change in Balti- more would apply with equal force in this District. ——-+e-__ In speaking of the wonderful success of the postal card experiment and the rapidly in- creasing demand for this cheap means of communication the Philadelphia Press ‘Wants some invention which shall secure privacy for the contents of a postal card mesrage, since the postal card is the poor man's letter, and bis rights of detivery and Security of communication should be as sacred as those of any other man. Prior to the adoption of the cards the objection was urged that postmasters and others would make it @ practice to eagerly read al! postai- card mesages, but experience has proved ‘that this is the exception and not the rule. Neither have many cards passed through the mails bearing scurrilous messages. 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Kendrick First and second series, eact...... 2 \ JAS TR) —Immredi A god, TaiTabie M N WokDS AND THEIR USES, by Richard r BOY who understands dining room work Grant White cara ard cam drives carriage 1301 Corcora, strat, ecrner 31h fbr-2i W6NTEDOS SRAMSTRERS, Oy tus day or Weck; one who cau do fins white sewing on ‘he Whe Wilson mac od appl Reget’s Thessuras of Enclish Words and Phrases, Imo, cloth, @2 }ED—fy & jourg man of experience jo ite TrusTion Yormake hinmslf geuer- her © we a ay id, re ress J. ANTED—Two cs the vork of a emull W. SHELDON & COMPANY, 4 MURGAY STREET. N.Y. Fetent SERVANTS, to do family; one to # k, wash ANTED—A il ke Ma Dy htsm: little ‘ex perience ‘preferred. A 1h street A LARGE LINE W482 EDA French jady wisness Si TU ATION ins first class family as cook; understands her bo its branches; best of reference. & treet northwest Yi rk spring styles for Hass, at the New York Bleacher, {23 9th strost sort: weet New etyles eat om fe variety of Bev clase SERVANTS. cole = bie, male nud female. “Apply at the a Fmployinent Omics. WLS F street MKS. LOUISE ©. BUTLER TED Se gen from Montgomery ‘CoUDEY wishes m SITUATION. in either « kre ods store; thinks he can briug a good him; gvcd references given. Addi vss 60 feb22 3. ‘A POSITION as companion or gov- highly educated G © in both cw, ut ‘ach French, ‘Address Mies P. = WwW SPRING FOODS, cery or dry custom wit J. dP. Bt AT wr 1. two or three a BOOMS inhouse with modera fi rtyweaterp part of city, by family tate family prefe mast be moderate,) location, ete» ALY, fice, Wist ERS wanted ina family of three adits. at L006 Maseachustts DEVIIN & cos, avenue, Booms ready March It feb2i 6t* MPANY. can makes favorable y addreming P.O. se 1106 F STREET. Ws iED—we ret acloan p to deal with one who can {ir oF procure me a ait Address Work,’* Star «ffice, ob rienced Teacher desire: ribs ia English branch Music and iasaing French Germ aD Englisn, and vies versa Addr 3 Gth street’ northwest. fobs-tw’ WARTED—Geatiemen to know that WILLIAM MOORE, Merchant Tailor,1011 New York avenue. makes @ specisity of cutting garments to be made at home. novld-1y V TANTED- few edditionsl P SPRING OVERCOATS. cones ‘and ith eres Hvered without of feb2i-tr sping, from a carriage, & award will be paid BO: ee, WE MAKEONLY STRICTLY PuRE | L, S158" Poste turned tot ANSTALL & GOODS. and S17 19 LOSD-A phase: SCOTCH TERRIER, wica bine 4 face; tall cut rary shor’. Ai tos the namé of arniog = him to No. 2005 @ street northwest will Be re warded. 1 CHAMBERS & CO’S STRICTLY STRAYED - Monday ni ) HOUND. — white breast and all four feet white. A liberal reward will be: pygefweturned to Mrs. JOUVENAL, No, 15y PURE WHITE LEAD sie serene meee Bea a au; EE Ree eee Edad lntaut = SET TER DOG, biack body, tan colored legs. and @ very emall white spot on nis: chest.astraparound hix neck. A liberal rewa will be patd for his return to 1651 Ponsez iranian epne. Lovtnce Pundey pn | either at, y-2 eg or the Bossian Bat ah Ted FOCK ET PITTSBURGH, Pa, Every keg of our White Leal bears the following warrent, and we guarantee a degree of finenozs a! whiteness unsurpassed: THIS PACKACE CONTAINS BUOK ‘cards In it uses, The fisder witt cos favor by ‘aropping if in tho post Pure White Lead ccm. office, to “Lock Box 96 “ Linseed B.W.DOWNMAN. BOARDING. EZ9ARDING— One South front, Nicoly turn ished M, suitable for two persons, with Board, 25 IN GOLD will ba paid to any tng the contents of this Keg different from above analy. DAVIS, OHAMBEBS & CO. 4 per month for two: Single Boom, $25; very de” sirable locatiun; moderu improvements; 1405 L FOR BALE BY street northwest. febas 31 [cess KOOMS 50 CENTS PER | oF from @2 to @3 per week. Board or Meals reas! Ho. 455 Pennsylvania a: bne febw im’ [MLEEIEEN'S HOTEL, Corner 10th and E sis northwest, Washinxion, D. C., one aquarefrom yenne; F; Bh aud Lith strect cars. Spiak mitkixen, Propristor. FRANCIS MILLER, feb™ ec3m 307 9th street northwest. W* 4 Paty DETERMINED TO SELL THE PEST DRY. aes IN WASH- able rates, at CARTER’S. 707 MABKET SPACE, | WASHINGTON. D. 0. 40 doz. of the best quality Men's Dress Shirts, m: cor of Wameutta Cutton and the finest Lisen, ovly 9 400 yards very best Calico, se. 400 yards very best Calico, Sic $20 verde good U bleached Cotton, 2c 20 ting Cotton. 2", «6s wide, 2c, » paras Tie ye wide Pillow ease Ootton. Ice ar 0 ard: biack Oalico, 6c. Ty beat Feather-proof Bed Ticking. 25 Wezards £1 Damask Tabie Linen, @2c Drees | Goods. | Ho bar. EYER'S HOTEL, 470-472 PSNNSTLVANIA AvEneR, Bmurely Renovated and improved. ie beard. Dinner at 4 o’ciock. We wi} nighed BOOS for rent by the month. nov: FOR SALE. FOS SALE-HORSE, TOP WAGON and HAR. 38. in good order, suitable for Grocery b ‘Address Lock Box 69,P_U. __ feb2i-3t far- bil » worth 81 Fusucuns tesertnent of baw Spring 84 yds Pure Silk and Wool Pon: Md eare Cy the cheapest Bleck Slike, ‘gies, lashmere, Pc.. 78c.,87c 91. nality Black Alpncs, Sic! worth Ac. (COAL AND KINDLING WOOD. inows. cy SON, 15 Feet southeast. or Sib strect southeast, after p.m. febu 3c" (OR SALE-Six elegant SHOW UASES of EK izes at a great bargain, Inquire at 427 7th street southwest Our stcek cf COAL is now complete, embracing all the choice qualities, 8; Sed to which we invite the altenticn of consmmers. PATENT BUNDLED KINDLING WOOD, with a fire-lighter in every bundle, is the best in JUN WAGON! Use. For sale by all grocere—try it. No shavings, | J “08% Baper or Kerosene oll required. NEW STOCK. CHEAP. SAFE. CLEAN. IBON AND SHELLSKEIN AXLES. STEPHENSON & BRO. Mill and Depot 7th street Wharf. feb%-ly Branch Office 121% Pennsylvania avenue. C aeiecieo SEROTEAERS: HORSE, TWO-HORSE, THREE-HORSE ONE-HOSSD' FOUL-HONSE WAGONS, We have sold Hundreds of these Wagons. ani the Genetel opinion is that they are the cheapest aud Wegeninuse, >. W. McGRATH, feb21 Sm Corner of Mass. ave. and I street n. w. SINTH ae Fast. “CLOUD. CORSETS. SKIRTS. class DBUG STORE; tocation PADS: Sito Lbee ansces se oCe: wat oe af the. bea wll see ml ites pti GOTTON AND. MERINO ee ad eo 5000 ee RUWEAS. KID GLOVES. Balance in one asSiwa yoeret reason’ Bostities ree 7 coene comm al selling. Address W. W.,” 4 Bouth stroot, Balt Agency for Domestic Fash! febté-tr ter SELES HIRTS FOR 75c., oF RA ES ‘Fine 8. s ars EE, aa cHRBE WATCHES, DIAMORDS, foaranteed or money Fe atine Branch ce i tem * timore Shirt Factory, 1 8. GOLDSTEIN & CO. fob’4 6t _W. DARE, Manager. ‘Loan and Commission B: Wd ens, Th BETICAL BUSINESS DIBECTORY in the DAILY WaTocHEs. ‘ETS for sale GiSMING TWINK AND GILL Nats for " feb23-20" 305 9h street. 10D —Persons havin, satmoroved perty, ant ENGLISH, SWISS AND AMERICAN who gesire to sell she priviinge. of Sod on the same, w Of lot, an dress, to" Bodem,” Watches, M?3,.2 W EISEN BORN, Denver in ee Hatr and Bra: removed riage orgs meg ueBDF BY ALL THE MOST ORLEBEATED MAKERS. <li triends and customers. 4 Large Assortment at Very Low Prices. M. W. GALT, BRO. @ 00. JEWSLEE 8. Faencn CATERERS. oy EES middie-eged white | a permanent ne Dari hws JOR KENT—A large, well fu Pinte Houck cortaining tw ath «treet. for § 00 immediately water Pappy 106 Ls en ra 7 fstrest morta fobie St & BENT—At arcund. P street. bet w.ble, garden, ‘tc. four round corners. woot rate fo @ careful party. office. (OR RENT. Ht N contains eight rooms FS moders Improvement, Bet. rae feb2e st “hee VOorner F and 1th « FOR BES tone; ata Address U. ( f—Parnistes BMS suite, art of e Furniched H or nvenienoes for hurt kee vance.) Cail after 5 v'clic Lorthwest be po m., at 50% Sib Th al! moder rtiy furnished ano int god toca able nie 9 Are Class boatding-bon e. Te nis feng St [OR BENT trect: bas ali modern improvem. ui Hevt 9100 per month hh privilege of renewal fr three yea SE WAGGAMAN. 619 7th st os teb2e st ENT—Furniied ROOMS, common: reivgle, second wud third flo hot end cold water in rooms; ii ® Terms reasonable. 3K atrert northwest Kok RENT—Furnisbed HOUSE, claven_rooms. “ern e=uvemiences, Grait Place. Will be d low to responeib: Lae ¥W Mitter 915 # street no ree sory BRICK DWELLING all modern. improv- meats; siable on Ree 941 Khole bia nd @veniue north . or Mont ® TF GAT. HEL, febE4 3t [Rep ] Corner F and th strrete north F “and Matsard. ail tm sd- erp improverel wide ball, pepere very desirable nw ightorhod. hori hwest. roe RENT—Farnished HOUSE No s'reet. Inquire atsoa't G strests. or G. W. GL. ‘apply etter 40 cl. ck: feb Gt Bip a8 pe large uufarnisned ROOM, | ithout children. 1763 sta i fobat de” aadria Va fenzs 2 re RENT—Thioo uufurauhes BOUMS, w Rent reasonable. in advan > t [08 BENT—The ¥oeNCa F AT oa W ior, 6 rooms.) with all mn nor 14th atrect and Bod HENRY ALBER [GE RENT—ars ism handsomely foruisbed St bent meif price, Al: near Ebbitt TR OF PARLOUS twounfurpished ROOMS, F ity for cars and i O ron “ia the LORS and Bsa with everything ay on KENT—A con f #0. 00 onion Te eras ware avenne 22: at wud gontesl TaNe basement, in nize 1. on D street, betw diststrest northeast. 1 LE—Scveraithr.« stor, BRIOK DWRL NOS on Q and Corcoran atraste, between It h Ratreess, | Terms—emell cash paysaents; bal ance jn momtbly iustalme: JOUN Ww MYELS,Ag nt, FA8 16th sireo feb23 POR BENT—Furnished BOOMS. Apply 401K street northwest. FOR RENT— With wourd, one sy eae south front, 709 I stre"t northwest. feh22 3c" (08 RENT—Three desirabie ROOMS for h» keeping, over store, 1743 8th strest corthw=t, near Sstreet Inquire ta store. feb22 3t™ FOE Are OR BENT—A Gue-toned scven- cetave PIANQ. Can be seen at 221 (D street northwest 22.30" FS: BERT _Bicely Furnished es io a houce with mcdern couveniences, fronting south andina locality, with use of dining room and Kitchen Lat 601 street northwest febz2 3. (OB BENT—No 530 treet, furnished; has all modern improveme: end contains twelve 108 KE, Mebar se Foe BENT Farnishea HOUSE 40) east. Apply B, Plamber, Peo: syivanieevenue,nearitin streot sorter jo22-12) {0B RENT—Handsome Farvished PARLOB and one or two CHAMBERS. pila: A riagle BOOM suitable for one gentleman. No. 4 Lafayette Piace, second Louse — Pennsy . febz2-st (UB RENT—Suite of cosy BOOMS, Pai Chsmber, well furnished, southern exposure. Kent reasonable to desirable’ party. No ees ¥ street nor! hhwes feb22-6t Fiz BENT—S-voral pleasaut ROOMS, located in northwestern part of city, corner and rear house hiss inodern ampeave= Address J. Any iobti! ams FAKM situated on the M fies fem Washington, cuntatai improved by @ large dwellioi with ai dings, Ae r "BS, FREMBL a. 706 & strect ssuthease teb31- EGE BENT tee amall HALLS, sultabie for lyceams, nseociations, societies, ‘Bc. rooms ¥. M.0. A., corner of Si OR ENT Tarnished ROOMS: elogantly fur- K nished PABLOKS aud BEDRO mB, at Sat {Sth street, berwoon K aud F atroet ‘convenient to CEbbIt ood. Se hotels. OOM someon, ano, edscwnely” ee rates feep re Beata ifdesired. 610 ee street op. ry Li Fe. Reiwo halgaie—s. Paclot eae ‘oom on the ist aor floor, axe Obambders asnben the Lent ot) Sil ghotce rooms and a seusbly fareie (Rep —t4 pours KENT Elegant PARLOR and BED-&t thee guner FURNISHED BB! Ingtire 1106 Oh srest northwest EAL ESTATE BULLETIN THOS, E: WAGGAMAN. 519 7th 5, {Cranses made wory Wednesday and Saturday.) amg 28 Bates 4.09 8 - BESEE EMZs Bee os iEi8 Stes Bake cone op HERE Byes sepgen pe : MERSERECEES Bae BRS 8, i ts el és 3 SRRSSNEBURRRE EB nesecTe e&} rt Ff USE ond STORE. No. a 02 ach | ag | BHICK HOUSES recs FOR RENT AND SALE. DRY GOoDs., Fees BENT STOME BUOM, corne- eth and C tat e926 t Savenus 023 permon b Laguire 4 St ARTF. XIUBRS ABD STOOK OF a Ox BY RT WE will sell Cheap, 4 - SOR RanT— Several Ui half tae h m 4-rn eroment. Printing ‘tien, Boom suitable fortwo 6 re ‘Anew BRICH ® re cofuer Sth and B street svathrsst T. CO! street northeast, with farchhed ROOM conveniences; near Also, one ‘Farnished Rent mod. rac feb32-co2w" SENG. S16 © street as and water. Reut RIGAN. cK SOnaE ~atory, Day windows, Pot end cold water. bath room, and water clowt, Latrone stoves amd 8 per morth ‘& Bl —Three le Poatiti es and pooh DOTth est, sits feb in ‘OR BENT- SOnN Ww. Inquire best door UUSE No. 1431 Q go E& seining ton rooms: with cellar. quite Rear the cars. febis. STOBEBOOMS, 16 b Bailding, corner of 6: month. febis 6 Se, will P MYERS. bp. Office 715 ith street. {OR BENT—DWELLI ahvey & fT mente Ware avenue and © «treet i ae pets “oT. b. HUME, of Hail & Heme. street, oom: odera imp: Apply to A BOHONBORN, corner bel northeast. f- NG HOUSS, N pe taine 18 root ocd feD16 9 ‘Sgures Prove without delay. 3 ESE SSUES A lsrac number of ine BUILDIN LOTS, in the norihwest ‘section No cash required if parc STANLEY JONES, | erie hb aud health: nds. Address Fairfax county, Va S18 43 atroet, Washingto couventences, terms reas ant per ERT = HOTEL RESORT for Apply Ou premises, 1729 F st F vs ae thy. Aleo, two Gottages, etifton’ Hotels tit or BJ. MURRAY. N DLt-so2we Fs BENT—Faliy and covfatably furaibed house; tep rooms; bath, Inauéry,andallm dora ie to Fesponsibl feblS-eodw roe BENT— PARLOR AND Apply nt 129 00 Stb street, betwee anor in 9 years 6 pr ce 7 7th street rorthw POR SALE—Three valu BAD BOOM, Hotels.) feb'-m able LOTS, 39x10) feet, a Baud Q. Bl cash: it. interest. Tugatre af febio Loe LE-FINE w 1 | and Improvement ¢ W. BABRE street F OCCUPANCS , wi One BRICK on lute strect coran sud K streets; imps jot 352130. FRA and isth from five to eight rooms. Tth street nerthwest. EW HOUSE ON W OTREBT. G BORGETOWN, D. C—~ mpany, | and every imedern convenience MOORK. President, Nc 1, Secretary, bet Welve roots, witt all t inter sre neat and comfortable dwelling: 419 G street northwest; or, @. brick front’ three-«t y built by the Baildiog with furnace, range, ay wo F & ’ 13% Bridge Sat Savings Ba: i Hie zi nd nort torn Two BRICKS snd four streets northeast. These Sone Apply to B Mich Ore at LBUBN, 318 }a025 Im FOE, SALE SSQUABE. ole oF in to's. 30 by No 6 ‘ther the ly to JOHN No. =39. 90 feet ) itcher, corner of B and 9th «treet Center Market. ja24-Im havin, offered for tret class dwell part of the city. street; or GEOR. 5 a? Js) LADI BARGAINS! £ duce stock, and NOTIONS. A large #1 of HAMBU! SERTING, NETS aud LAO, febil-tr one coustently ment of EVENING KEOK DSgSs 4il orders latest Parisian styles. Al wordless of c will be removed in a few weeks, most central and extensive Apply to ILBURN, 4137: ; [(DAMEJASNARAT. 1209 rom ptly P98, SALE Valuable LOT, tonting south on Judiciary Bqnare 1% feet by 103 Baath streets Feventiy-purconeed by Milbarn. te The Old Jail thus leaving | ark dn the north BY miuevan, ai9 0 lings ay. geT, 811 7th street GOODS. BARGAINS Until the 1st DAY OF MABCH, ta order tors. on of 20 per cent. on £BY, FANCY GOODS RG KOGING ant IN LL-OVER TUCKING, CASHMERE on hand a lai PTION aca execnted in the selling BONNETS re fob3- Im Lavigs’ VEBMILYA IS 5 LADIES’ FRENCH noors, Ge TILL SELLING Goat BUTTONED BOOTS OF HIS OWN MAKE AT 85.50. At 610 9th street, 31 im UST BECEIVED— BICK CASHMERE NET fond LAC! Special gitontic on MES. J D25-tr M opposite Patent Office, CREAM OOLOR FELT HATS. THICK FEATHERS aud SILKS a 4 riven to orders. ALMER, 1109 F street, * between Lith and Lith streela. RE SELMA RUPPE ~ 4 NiNTh STREET, (Opposite Pate ‘atent Odice.) BERLIN ZEPH YRS, RSTED GOODS, AND CAN vag EMEKOIDERISS. pe selection of | OASUMERE Bi} CBE) jel7-tr KID GL J UST BECEIVED CREAM COLOR WELT HATS, OSTRION TIPS, LUNG SILES and RIBBONS to M: 1109 F street, Dpecial attentio: ee Te PE LISSE RUEFLING, CRErs Ti OVES and GAUNTL. frais J.P. PALM Between Ute en anldtr FE Auction. at, heapest EATHERS efabe FLOWERS, from Impoi 1 USRNOLLY SY aa = Janice O®DEES TERE SOR) KY SHAUE OF FILLEO aT THR SHORTEST NOTICE, a: & MISS KB. A. McCORMICE, Ponnsslvania Avenne, (Up Stairs.) winter. French MILLIN FRINGES TO MATC! KESS OU, ans. # ELEY or the Fail enc Imported BONSETS and HATS tn the newest RLBBONS, & Special Fine aes. FLOWERS, FEATHEBS, SILES ‘tention given to orders, PERSONAL. —_—_——— SHRITvsLism eee, Copnalt, LADY FLOR Sk wonderful euch daughter of u be consuited at No. 3: betesen Sd ond 436 etre: ta. i Seer and Clsirvoyaut, the ‘seventh dw 26 Pe nosylvauie ice on ail business ma: Tel 4 stolen proverty.. Tells of lovers, and the bame of the person you are to marry. Fee $1. all letters auawered promptly b: gncloet 2 and rs ure from 4 sho pene tees from ? 4. m. to oe We are selling, at greatly reduced prices, H. KILLAM & OO,, 29 CHESTNUT STREET, EW HAVEN, OONN. AND REPAIRS OF PIANOS, O8- = = i sagirat I \OTOR bas tuned several ip our store. and we leasure in recom- “Gil: RNABE & 00., Baltimore. [estscannr maxes. i hela ‘12 @ street northwest, in abundance "s House; and ali neces. _ i, Bot bed sash, aud everything hooves sary tor working the Farm; will be sold wih vee ‘Sts great bargain. $5,000 awa Baro. ed. worth ac least doubie. fee croished. Plesse address MS me to suit. from $500 to $3,000, on well located Real Estate GOOD COMMERCIA’ PAPER AND RBAL TUPROVEMENT. TAXES ata @ STAT# NOTE CADHK Pap LAKGE DISCOUNT. ber ceut.; y ight perc Security ample, Address LO Ss. GOLDSTEIN & C0, LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS. NORTHEAST CORNER 1Oru AND D STBE The cldest and most reliable honse io this city. Peclaity of Collecting RENTS on other parts of the C1TY me ccmeneden of 3 PER CENT. on a. T FOUN J, EVA BEAL ESTATE BROKER, feb$-tr 200 Penna. avenue east, ated Trt. SLATE MANTELS 4 =F a WM. ROTHWELL’, » 113 B strect 8. B., LEND. _feb1-2m* ‘Capitol HaM Smail roms at 0 per cent Large ag Commissious od YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Le Drott Built ge profits the next 80 dayeon tarse or small investments. Gold, Stocks, Uotton aud To- becce _ ught apd sold on the most liber! ae ¥ advances on consignments. . s free. CHABL! SMEDLEY. a Boukere and Brokere, 40 Broad st , New ¥c ¥ ©. Box 3774. Near Gold and Stock Brobeng:+ jautl sma athena smet) amonote vs ates _— ate nd G0) eal bobs Bs uae F etrest RGD _ Baltimore, « nal ¢ Diseases. Also, Skin, Liver and Kid- +. Cicerating Sores and Piles; Fovent oe ays wWitbout m vp UMice nouthoust corner # ‘ana Ps 1 ‘ SE SUFFERI will Gnd judicious eed ectuntite poriti-g cure, by com g “BROTBERS, 908 B tr Te BSH F. Waleu?, & Mas aut Physician, cal dence, 1016 | street wm sie D2; 5.20888 hh g sirect, Balt © coufued ex. M4. Clnelvely to the Disesnes teldem to Women, (os Hen NO PAY—WHITERU TH to marrentes to cere, © . the price refund: 703 ish strovt, feb10 1 mt TUM PSON ed and By, for 35 cents, 2500 POUNDS PRIME TURKISH PRUNES, 8 Cents Per P. 8 Cents C. WITMER, FINE GROCERIES, febi5 te 1918 Pennsylvania avenue. {E ORDER TO GIVE MX EX OLUSIVE at CUSTOM WORK, 1 am closing out my entire stock of GENT'S BOOTS AND SHOES AT COST. Best French Caif, doubie-Soled Hand-sewed GAT TEKS, made by Hannan & Reddish, of New York, St 86.0; regular revall price 9, Ware's best Cable-Screw SHOES at $4.50; regular rotall price § = JAS. H. VERMILYA, 610 OT STREET, Opposite Patent Office, panties ABOUT TO BUILD CAR BAVE MONEY BY WITH U3, OONTBACTING ‘Aa we keep in regular stock, and are prepared to erect in most approved mauner, every description HOUSE AND ORNAMENTAL PLUMB- ING, SEWERAGE, GAS-PIPING, &e. 1 O00 FING, HOT-AlB P. 7 =f, B TLY HOT-A: IPES to be ofYATE snd MARBLE MANTELS, tn exccllence NGI sstess and FIBE-PLAO Nioreietne S.gneaee, outat than. sn ote Bie propositions to capitalised Soumeseos, SAYWARD & HUTCHINSOR, 317 Mh street vorthwest. E WISH ALL FORD OF GOOD EATING on oAERR EA rs re LE a poae Grocers dak for FAMSURG EDGE, HAMBURG INS 1,200 yords tn 4. 44 and S yard strips 1,050 yards to mediom colors ats cents. worth § COTTONS—Ali the bert makes tm Fieached ané Brown goods at agents prices, 900 aids Gus Brown Lisie Threed te, former price M conte: ale. a fait fiw dies S04 Gents in Bleached aud Brows at p “HANDARROHIEFS—an Kings eud at 91! prices Le balance of Yates & Mitckel vs vat regard to Cet oo #LAach & fem of BLAUE © SS a vers ties, at prices fally 25 to 40 p= ot “0 80 LLAMA ce" siaWLs aed SACQU ES at about balf pri Bemomber the 1: Gutman, AT THE OLD STAND, No. 912 Tth street, between Land Kp. w, Black WHITE Goube ut mii Linens, Sb Nepkine, T 4 =. and ae . B27 Tharking my r ' favors T hope. by fair . ence of the sams MRS NANNIE oUT WAS. * Land Ks nw cu SING SALE UF THE SEASON JOUN T. MITCHELE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE He , down prices “of Pali aud W We are DAILY recety ing # bi.dche Noveitien of the te stantiy on hand w Cash Hamburg Baier Portation febi7-tr BABGALNS! DRESS soonDs AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES SING O FOODS MUST BB t proportion ® bargain, as the Goods oaks CHvaPaST StoE IN THE CITY CONNOL pe GOODS! fois tr SPECL 60% % LTY iN M6 yards WHITE < OBDED PIQUE, P. K ats DRY w parte SChIPED MOMALB, at 15 cents, re- anced from %3 couts Anew «of BLACK LYONS SILKS, at $) 25, @1.50, 81.75 and @2—cleapest Suds we have wold th five years. Splendid quality BLACK CASHMERES, @2 ant be ACK MONAIRS, from 575%, 00 and 62% to pBicached aud Brown COTTONS, as cheap as the ehray G he New York UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS, at @°80—bost Ehirt sold for the pi Frank Lealic’s Gut Paper Patterns GhO. J. JOMNSONa@ CO, febi2tr 71 GE EAT CLOSING OUT SALE. REMNANTS! REMNANTS!! REMNANTS 4 wiil offer on We bave assorted Febreary 14,1576, our remaining «t ts, consisting of both Epriug and Wi od which will be wmorificed t of rt makes for our spring sick. Am rfound nuexampled bargains the following @: $00 Epiing and Fall Remnants of Dress Goods, que. 100 Remuants Black 80 Kemnt ns dge and Incertion. # Drese Goods is will be tered ot Lalf their valte to make room for new Spring Go... C.M. TOWSON @ co, febl-eotr 636 Penns. sveune, south side. (CLOSING CARPET SALE. GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR CASH BUYERS es Ingrains 1.15; 20 per cent. off for ine. heaxy, 76c., worth @1. Sbout half price. Late and (i Cloths clieap. oods fearfully chi a pes joods at prime cost $000 y arde beat Oallcots Se. upward, Frown Uottons Se. 0 The Woctien Stock Fice Gros Grain Black Bliks @1 2 @1.80, to 8. Blavkets and Comforts reduced. Onr stock @t low rater t» core et for SPRING 709 Market Space. Goons, f. 8. RACH L°e*= AT THis, A ~ febs tr GOODS DAMAGED BY FIRE AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE. GREAT REDUCTIONS FOR 30 pays ox ALL CLASSES OF GOODS. ovg, ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER GOODS MUST BE SOLD BEFORE Ms BUH let EVERYTHING UNDER THIS HEAD aT SACKIFICK ©. WISWALL 4 ©0., 310 7th st., near Pa. ave. SEVENTH STREET. 1014 jonas tr 1014 BARGAINS | tar Samad Sb Special center * ted rem Gootse lost 133 OST EN Had Tne w te, wert Cottons, cheap! Androscoggin, ldc.; Wamsutta, “Babe a. 2s, Me. worts we 1-4 Shee. od Waste vie Woot ici Piekn 92 a ye . Yom ‘Pres ae 7, - Yous RNAs nec Cyt ester Se = ss BUSES Sipe ‘egouts in the District for the sale of Ww, Ona geet pnovaeAD < oO. OFFER AT THEIR BRANCH STORE, 1206 F STREET, BETWEEN 191u 13TH STREETS, (OLD 8TAND,) LYONS BLAOK SILK, @1 and ap. BEST PRINTS, 8c. WAMSUTTA BLEACHED OOTTOR, xe. CARTON FLANSEL, 60. and up, ‘SWISS MUSLIN, lsc. and ap. TABLETAN BB, 200. and up. KID GLOVES, | Button, S00. (job lot.) KLD GLOVES, 3 Batton, T5e., (job lot.) KID GLOVES, 3 Button, $1.35, :ail colors. FULL LINES OF DEY HOSIEBT ~ Be] A? CORRESPONDING. LY LOW PRICES. 7 -