Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1876, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TUESDAY September 5, 1876. CROSBY 5S. NOYES........ Editor. Reading Matter on Every Page FALL DRY Goops. Buy Wocl Flannels while cheay, from 15 to 75c. Canton Fisnnels.#. 10, 12% to Bo Ladies sod M Koit Underwear, 500. up. Cheap line early fail Dress Goods, to be closed out, from 1334 to Sse. os Cashmeres in ali new shades, from Sic. at reduced prices Always good value for your money. T.N.N 709 Market Space. FRANKLIN 19], BOOK-HOUSE. RETUEBED AWD WELL-STOOKED WITH sops-tr 121. to the “Eprrom oF Tax Stan” or the “Prats: or Tue Stan,” asthe case may be. When addressed personally they are regarded as private letters, and in cases of absence inconvenient delays frequently occur from that cause. —___-+e-+--__ Frequent accidents in tranémitting the Mails show the necessity of observing cer- tain rules in letter-writing. As stated else ‘where, about one hundred and fity letters, many of them containing money, drafts, postal orders, &c., from the wrecked train mear Harper's Ferry, were sent to the dead. letter office yesterday, with a view to put- ting the writers or persons addressed In pos- Seasion of their property. Tnis cannot be done in many cases, because tae envelopes ‘are missing and the body of the letters con- ‘tains no clue either to the writers or the per- Bons for whom they are intended. In some cases the name of the post office is omitted, @nd simply the date given, while the signa- ture is simply “Charley,” or “ William,” or “Susan,” as the case may be. In a very large number of cases the name and aidress Of the party for whom the letter is intended @re not contained in the body of the letter, ‘and in consequence it must be returned to the writer. The Third Assistant Postmaster General is of the opinion tuat of the 13,000 letters received at the dead letter officedally fally one-half cannot be retarned to the wri- ters or persons addressed, because the letters themselves do not contain any clue to the pames of the places from which they are sent, the names of the writers, or those of the parties addressed. Here is a hint to care- Jess letter-writers to invariably put at least the address of the party addressed in the body of the letter as well as on the envel- ope. Six thousand persons are daily writing letters which do not reach their destination because they fail to observe certain simple rules. Until they do observe them they will goon wasting time, pen, ink and paper to Ro purpose. We did not quite do justice to the new geography adopted by our talented school board, in our item on Saturday. If it is a year behind the times in its paragraph on this District, it makes up for it by being @ year in advance on Colorado, which it in- forms us (page 33) became a state in 1575. if Congress had been provided with this val- table work that body would have been saved the trouble of admitting it two months ago. The same volume makes the startling discovery in hydraulics that by the system of locks “the water in the Erie canal is raised to the level of the mountain ridge Over which the Niagara river falis.” Page 40. ——————<-2-—___ The ciergyman who officiated at the fune- ral of the murdered pugilist in Philadelpnia the other day said charitably,and yet with good deal of truth, that the prize ring does Bot owe its permanency and brutalizing ten- dencies to such men as the deceased, but Father to those who from secure positions use these victims as instruments to further their own ends. There is no doubt tnat the patrons of the prize ring,whoconsist mainly Of sporting men, are almost entirely respon. sible for the recurrence of these brutal ex- hibitions. Young men of an ambitious turn, #0 far as fistic honors are concerned, are pitted against each other In about the same manner ag bulldogs or game cocks, by the patrons of the “manly art,” first, secause the said patrons hope to make money by betting on the result; and, second, because they take @ keen, savaze pleasure in seeing two gladiators mangle and maul esch other. ‘The presence at brutal exhibitions of this Kind of such notorious persois as Alderman McMullen, one of the city fathers of the Quaker City, does much to encourage em- bryo pugilists and to keep up the interest in the prize ring. ———_-+e2-—_____ In bis late letter to the chairman of the New York democratic state committee, Gov. Seymour seems to be unfortunate in his language, for he points out that if “the democrats elect the House and their Prest_ ent they could not, if they wanted to, pass or repeal laws without the consent of the Senate.” What does the Governor mean by ‘this? To the ordinary reader it looks like a Protestation in advance that a democratic House and a President could not do much barm, because of the existence of @ republi- can Senate. oe Good soldiers never exceei orders, but two Policemen did In New York the other night. They were ordered to go toa place kept by the notorious The. Allen and see if gambling ‘was going on. They made an inspection and found nothing, and subsequently stationed themselves in @ room having grated win- dows, refusing to leave. Allen thereupon turned the key on them snd kept them docked up all night. He then went to po- ice headquarters and lodged a complaint against them for trespass. The police com- missioners expressed themselves as surprised ‘that the police insisted upon remaining with- in the butiding, intimating that uch @ course ‘Was in direct violation of iaw, and directed the superintendent to investigate the case ‘and prefer charges against the officers. Tne Hicraid says that while the imprisonment of the policemen was disgraceful in itself, it ‘Was not undeserved, and that an order for policemen to bivouac in any house, even a gambiing house, is such an outrageous usur- pation of power that it admits of neither ex- cuse nor palliation. ——___—ee—____ The President is credited with having Feeently said that bis plan was to send the Sioux to the Indian Territory and get them interested in raising cattle. The Virginia (Nevada) Bvening Chronicic thinks there is something practical in the idea of Stock-raisers of the Indians since they cannot as arule be made farmers. It is in- formed that sometime ago a part of the Comanche Indians exchanged their ponies SS ‘Vermont elects State officers to-day, and though the republicans assert that Tilden bas sent up a barrel of money to reduce their ——ore -_—_ ‘What wonderful man Carl Schurs was four years ago! what irresistible logic was bis, and what a gigantic intellect he pos- But how have the mighty fallen! the other liberal reformers wno taken shelter under the wing of ‘the republican ‘the purpose of clearing the reform candidate of the various grave charges that have been preferred against him. Accordingly, in a twocolumn article it proceeds to present the testimony. review the case, pass Jadgment,— all ip iteown way—and unantmoasly sequite ‘the culprit, or Sods a Scoteh verdict of “not Proven,” on all thecounts. Taat settles it— ‘4a Lhe opiuion of Mr. Bowles! pd uses petnmen aghy foiled, good ae new, at half rvsiese 40,000 volumes new, old and rare Books wanted. ‘ze HOPKING @ SONS, Borthwest. wos St 121 Penosyivan' Orland st Bail sad Meed Bird ‘Busctiog oe efond ot Mall a are hereby tnformed thet there are thousands § bese delicious Birds red of tl now on the mar-hes Bired st reasonable rates; by applying t ce or . R. LEY. ute serena bkeeee ih ca avy Yard Sort WASHINGTON SOHOOL BOOKS. Fall aszortment at lowest prices. R. P. YEATMAR, sepi-t 1013 43 street soutawest. EOLINE IN FLOUB. ELoves, FLOUB. Dp are now selling WHLCI'S, SWI88 and other FLCURS at « less rate than it has been {athe past = secon. (2) years. Call for prices; they will aa yo BESD’S BON! Bept-6t street north’ QNE CAR MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER PACKED IN 108. Jost received, and for sale in Casks and Bottles ‘Trade supplied at low rates by SAM’L C. PALMER, DEPOT. 67 GREEN STREET, Georgetown, D. 0. “FALL” 1876 sopl-tr 1876 FIRST OPENING or FALL CLOTHING. BOY®’ SOHOOL 8UITS, BOYS’ SCHOOL BUITS, Bors’ DI SUITS. Bore’ Denes SUITS, YOUTHS’ Bi SUITS, YOUTHS’ BUSINESS SUITS, YOUTHS’ DEESS SUITS, YOUTHS’ DEESS BUITS, ALSO, MEN’S BUSINESS SUITS, MEN'S SUSINSSS SUITe, MEN'S WORKING SUITS, MEN'S WUBKING BUITS, A. STRAUS, POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVEEUB, Between 10th and Lith Streets, eugSl-tr ‘THERE IS NO ECONOMY ‘Three doors from 11th Street. IN BUYING COTTOH MIXED HANDHERCHIEFS COLLARS, CUFFS, ‘and other similar articles, even though the prices seem low, as they will have to be put in the wash more frequently than all linen goods; and while, to use a homely phrase, ‘tit is not necessary to plane the underside of s barn floor,” yut there isan eter- nal fitness of things thet should not and cannot with safety be disregarded. I have good all-Linen Hemmed Handkerchiefs as low as 82.70 per dozen net, and quality recommend- ed for @3.78 per dozen net. Fine Hemstitched HANDKEROHIEFS from 86.48 to $10.30 per dozen net. OUFFS of Bichardson’s heavy linen, G5 40 per dozen net. COLLARS of the same linen, @2.70 per dozen net. ONE ABTICLE AT THE DOZEN PRICE. THERE IS ECONOMY 18 BUYING THE WAMSUTTA SHIBTE FoR 9144 NEF. BEADY FOB USE. NOTHING TO MATCH IT. Sent by post to any part of the U. 8. for 1.00. Bules for self-measurcment sent on application. GEORGE C. HENNING, augs0-tr 410 SEVENTH STEEBT N. W. HARD TIME ANOTHER DECLIB: 8S! EZ IN COPFEES. saeco 0 Qld Government Java, jer oe st. Se JAMES G6. TOPHAN, Sas }, under the big wire sign extend- eciftnts, De theseushiy ent Dromptty sears ca BOOKS AND STATIONERY. SCHOOL BOOKS WANTS. ahs WAstsp—a lady Cesires 8 POSITION as alt Me: singer ip ® choir. ACdress aLTO. Star 2 - seps 31" FOR RENT AND SALE. Om ar 2e36 I Boome and — » with other 1 furnished. = pS St “4 FOR RENT AND SALE. BAL EsTave BULLSTIN THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th Bt ‘ednesday o x AND Reece ital aoreete poe. | [POR EEBT—Three uptu nisbed BOOMS on | [Changes Made Rvery Wed and Saturday.) : pra ted be in She baking b asiness. corners a Seq Moone floor. Apply 1219 ith street — Brick Houses for Bate. SCHOOL STATIONERY, WASTED. ‘& lady wishes ‘LOY MENT by POs REBT Brock HO BE Bo. 1317 10th street , at the day or week: can sew on machine. Apaly northwest, eight rooms; modern improvements. | 999 Bt 1243 8th street northwest it incuneen prens cops - St =k en’, W4nzan—s wouae . cpamper@eid ant op jOUSE and ry northwest wane m UN BR . street northwest, Tent Apply No. TL17 1G | & corner of Sb and B streets; rent @30 eat Has 13th ot BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, WARTED_A white GIRL, for general house: | [YOR RENT—Ahe tne ass were tr 1013 Penneyivante Avenue. ad to attend G UL entta: between D and E streets nort! = - Veimontaveoue nw. seas" | soot Ogtober tot 176. For paticnlac ing Perey SCHOOL BOOKS ANTED—A baif-grown GiRU to ‘about 1 Two At the jase and take core of obildren, "OO iss FOr Be conn eines nies PaBuoR | 19 Myrtle OLD AEADQUABTERS, street, above t northwest. at a vn BeS ROOK. wen prt ot oe eee. *, at. 2. Corner Tth end D etreste. SNTED—«@ zy ‘COOK, at 1010 F J ~ Bwinton's G phies at \ntrodactory price ané street. ft with best of ‘reference meed | immediately. send-it he Bisse exchaeced for ‘e epriy. iNT—9393 1 ze) ABT ED—By « respectable white Satta Sets yr tI ~ Pease See ATION 20 cook in a private ae os SCHOOL BOOKS an eee OYTEE ‘Feo communicating BOOMS on the | isis Usdar W tines nibs: soe swe cr taree on qacend, sultanie WHOLBSALE AND RETAIL. street and Pennsylvenis avenue. 7 soph 1" ANTRD—A second-hand BABY OAB- —HOUS: “treet north- STOOK AT LOWEST PRIORS. WAT Te 4 ford, erent hand Bi post oftize, | BOON Dour story ena biscceat cit ett ere — ‘here carriage may be seen. It" improvements 900 per mouth. Apply M. M WH. BALLANTINES, —A firet-class | PHY.115 Letreet vorthwest sep." a Eg tl Bey OB RENT—Forenue are, criney ih and ‘a sept cr 495 SEVENTH STREET. X co's northwest, having ci + TA - stu w ae boon thoroughly renovated ahd’ rep aired. Booms SCHOOL BOOKS ret, en sal single, or ANTED—Brery ove to know thes W. 8. at, or sing! hou BKE Cleans and Dyes Ulothing at the herges. ————__00p5 'm_ FOE BEST On I street: between isth pad ith, sn elegantly Furniehed DOUSLE HOU! “0 jern imptuvements; suitable for first. erry WASTED TO RE! ceed @25 per the farniture if desire office. Corner 5 whore will be found. sil the ‘Text books used inthe Public and Private Bobools end Colleges ta the Die trict of Columbia and victnity, embracing the latest W4STED_Two PRESSMAK GUS, a: No. 816 gy 1th street, between H aod I st.eets. N heest Very cheap ee” but competent hands mood apply. Airo, one AP- Pepisegcerofal permancut tenant. Key 79 ent oe wnevs, LATIN — AA ANT EECA W OTT E GTR oe OB BENT—Laree me -furnished BOOMS. oep?-st [Bep) O11 Tch street, = 8 u sod BNGUISG; W ieccrrarh. God waged pod omstara | Kod sthoes sinsianss S31 Toten ee, wean To, LOAR Severe! omell SUMS OF MOBBY, | BeScintcg Mit the Genirable styler oi industrious girl, Apply st 16 24 street north. FOE REBT—Pieesant forntened WS, on3i and aan tees cee te beet, to loan on Gre Parente ené puvile ar- revuestes to call and exam weet, sahons ___ 89p5 2 and third floors; near the Capitol. Apply 210 & — socarttamo F gy oo Foune lady desires the POstTroN | street southeast s00k-3:* soot 10t ooh as intron pric se jess for small children. vo tase OB BENT—40u K streot northwest, © room 3 Usb brane! city or country. AddressG EB sath F ‘Brick HOS ts. water; thorough repair; = Besteet rex streot southwest, No. 310 ops 2 fro nes ofcare_ Teaulre net door, sept Gr" sep2-im 941 Pongeylvante WAxtTED—-« table WHITR LADY, to (OB BENT—Hendsome BOOMS, furnished or 7 r take a male child one year and ten mentnsold | i ened: with Doard; 10- UT TO-DAY odoard. Inquire at Ho. 1348 1ith streot narth- | orate, 1905 Mascechuentis ov ‘we opt 0 ‘ABTED—Two competent BoUTS A ‘OB RENT—2290 18th street, has six reoms; nt $18 & wMUReeseeearessessecesesen2’ Te | Fre ‘sola HOM. ED. McPREBSON'S for tao Daily Nation. Pay 30 cents month, for | p43 THOS. B WAGGAMAN, 619 7th st. 'e thers fore offer them at 28 hrce onthe, aferwada, 20 cunts, AppIy sh 10 FOR BERT—1007 Man innd avenue, bree com: Fanted. “eouse suunples hav been th MAND BOOK OF POLITICS WASTED_A rejiable W BITE Wow, WOMAN, 2 | gss'per' month. Apply to Wi OMIT 19180 Wei Grecnes, 8%. mone the ‘cook, iron. ‘wages given: No 3 cops FOR 1876 Street, hear Gorgias Seren ooo ee at 104 Gey | Eo RENT —Ocmmunioating PARLORS on tem Congress street, Georgetown. __ It floor, furnished or unferaished; modern conven: ‘ED—Immediately—At the NO. 513 lth street portiwest, below F, Ww i ‘ancy ‘Goode Btore. («bet heap Oorner) tab and active YOUNG MAM Apply at Ho tute, M atreets fences, + wepé 2 ply at Ho. 1209, SOLOm @ CHAPMAN, 7 am or three corner 7th and northwest, _sep5 2t' F OF Oe ate ak bane, comma PUBLISHERS, ANTED—For a ‘nd her childreu.two | vory desireble. Gail at 936 19th street nocn 3 : dorado BOOMS, farniehed suitable for | weet. = He ang®-tr_ 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVERNUS. any om, 6 Feasongn®: | F,OR RENT—Brick HOUSE 1940 tm atrest. be- 1mn etreet Wate Sa at Perna Pate ish testes isourt Too Mikete's Sepre.by W 8. Grimaave Ww = x "3 f a. UATIOR to do aber- | for key. pry eT Sav Vermont At the Councillor's: or. A’ Nameless History o Bo eee eee ne, rR: Good refereaces. | On BENT—HOUSW Ho Sa1 Wan dapiicl 928 B street Hadlett, author of “The Old Mam solic s 7 Bo. 47 H street, between North Capitol and | WOR BEST HOUSE | Bo. FR a ‘and dwelling Secret.” an 178 Se gan; cold'and hot water, range, bath, Be. ratre oo araet, Scotonsial erase ty Wil’ bein ee WASTED Cocks, Chambormaids Sarees, @iris | on the premises. op 6s" sar sth the Carrier by K. D. Bisckmors, paper a Beale Tae Gor (fonral housework: | c\Om RENT—A thies-wiory Brick HOUSEseeven | EO OEE fom Forsesed'by kilos Ron jan White ard Female Help for the Uentennial, “Oali gt Rh ph ES Starboard and Port, by Hepworth, cloth stonce, Room 4, 8t. Uloud Bullding, corner sh oe ee ‘gai (9. 2500 end Hioden Perils, by ‘of Old Myddision's W ne ED—a Sabie SEVERE erat id poche set mt sas Lets pBever t : Bho 8 RENT—Two or four unfurnished ROO. tamo voll Wookenteaag eagrorn: one wast can come | A'S sie entrance,catrinsad ae ttTe ae |B BS _ Tenittes BO" SRENHOR” olgeg- | lores orres NAM! H steel ovr Femeeecs | Be’ ton are Ww ape ne . A. LJ i — ABTED—@2,500 fr two years, secured on PPLETON’S OR BALE—The SURWITURE lo. real estate wort! amount. noe 8 | ETZ0s llth strest norihenee cerig ane Bo: rye bth ® A sugil-im JA. W., 734 Sth street northwest. fect « rder snd comprising every requisite AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA keeping; will be cheap; house for rent ABTED-A PARTNBE (ball interest) ino oman, Bs te forms very large Seater Semel fatty. Wir my ‘payii Lory Sesee bastanse, cn. tate ar nytt he tabolies ia oo jut —- = A Frame HOUSE and LOT sitausted oe 13t! ments or up to press, * Ger or asrat pave. | [FOR Frais HOUSP, and LOT sttazeted on sed eiavarsetan caabicind | “astartctatersiel onsiee ey Goa aan, wine and baby. | Quire of. J. F. KELLEY, Beai Eateto ‘Agent, DRY GOODS BUSINESS, in one jo- bos ceemeneed , eet GUorner I aod 8th streets. city. address —— — i ith will be paid; fowws I (OR BALE—T: rner STORES TE TSE 7 “in \ Doarding house Keepers need not trouble themesives | EDWHALIRGS "D> Corner STORES and UEBN ClTY LAND AND BUILDINe asso. | HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, Gagnemer Wale. Address M. LM. P.O. Box 936, | Fir Sale or Tvade—PABM, S00 acres, near Fred- F ROAN COMATIo™y ewruce So 'e Ld i eric! nrg. = HUSH on K street, with modern con” ~nlences, 3. breve "00 "Bale Agcute, FRUIT JARS! FRUIT JARS" WA4RTED—finell HOUSER in alt parts of otty. Leva. oom 4, 8t. Cloud Butlding. corner of Sh serd-6t_[Bep) B.K. WILSON. 511 7th st | ceps 6t [Bep} ‘G11 7th atrect. B BENT! FOR REET! FOR BEAT! ‘and F streets weet, Washfugton, D. 0. Of the best makes, easy to seal, and ANTBD—A first-class MILLI Peer ernie saab, HOUSE, Bo. 413.8 | | two new BRICK DWELLING containing 11 | CHEAP HOMES Aor i iNG LOTS @5 ONLY BO TROUBLE TO OPEN street ; possesion ptember 18. | rocme: fern improv tac . ; seps-2t Inquire on the premisen. sepi-st" | sou; sitaate ctw cna Tach mtzocta porte. see elO cee ae eat and Southwest, | 4l#0, © complete stock of ANTED —A yonng Ledy grad BB RENT—Fornished or Uafurnished ROOMS 5 class neighborhood. These houses jwantities to suit all persons. KERY, ‘NA. PLATED-WARE, Wicise tnatatioe qrithes POSITION “as | Bon second or third floor. apply Mo. Tas Maen | sre ory well Dale ‘ond daisted fn superior man: | “yStormation free, Satistaction guaranteed. aaf-im | COCKERY. CHINA. PLAY Goul8. u i 3 88 iM , 7 getown, or Alexendria, ie competentietses | 920 per mont faisovon ‘grounds south of Colum: AT LOW PBIOES, ‘ ae ‘OK GENT—A seven room HOUSM; ess, wat F, | Sian Math and Bourdary strect,) « BEIUK Gay daetpeeates tte, tats | Fes nthat @oanoe NUSERRe saa | BaRetiN te maerter ese ne Ena a BEVERiven, Mis ae Cl seeps 20" a ;, gas * sn 5 INNETLV ANIA Wants sedate Fans to ed (OB, BENT 206 Sih street northeast: hes all | Eig’ atest ADDU to A serait scemte see Stored BEBV SAT Se ee aot Ciatciaee watts | ee oe TON we Ae ae aie ch ot : Sore both male aba Teoale, “Boo eeisbin Set. | TSOR SENT Wese ree aes s sbtacaecteenetfcicers Fante can find good homes at the ureka Bmploy- Wi cuaste conven @ on cee PERSONAL. = VEN, ne ath strvet, between Pennsylvania avenue and | (OVION TO OBEDITOBN— panier Teng WiTH ELEVATED OVEN, See Ee SES Ss 7oRREe ROUTE Tb Tooter Neots rouwasssd te presen seas Sotats THE BEST BAKING, COOKING AND HEAT- orthwest: are same » W fr Tires Boca cie eeten Oe 12 rooms, with " DEAS, Attorneys, 455 Loulsiane ave. ING RANGE NOW LN OBE, seps-3t and I7tb s'reets and north of Pennaylvi Apply at 826 Connecticut avenue. tween and Wa.m or HFOBMATION WANTED OF ELIZABETH ANN KELLY, by ber . FOR SALE. TH 1 : | (£OB BENT—? RONT PAELOE and BED SOO. 5 ) Meme, V Rey's office: aust write 2 goat ben (vend Fgetats Jot floor: handeomely Toraished: alee, _— = sates aoe none Bone = | NERAND SB0OND Banp macHtaRs of ait weli recommouded. rout Bedroom, 34 floor; refe something ‘sale or remt: no cauvessers ; OMce, giving age and reterences eacpa te | 1a18 Hoiroct sorter: ‘cop Tpantitrices try “watis SURmS oC ; the canva-ser's and see us. allowed to W45TED—6 rane worth [FOE, RENT—Wite Goad pioaty-furowhed | HOW DBE, comps euttrely of tmpor.ed aruoley, McKBENEY & Oo", 437 ail McK Bm eat a 9 = BOO: to the taste, and equal to TS cont arti- | street northwest. seps- ort tn Uniontown De Oe gk whee with bath and as; price $80 per menthalee Gaal | 2°: oN | (FOR SAE OREaP—ahre te eee ed | BALTIMORE LATROBE, orp2-3t [Rep 3 511 7th street. room. Apply Ho. 4¥9 Mass ave.n. sept 3t* A S@TRBOLOG@Y, pH eS ae eek aad = ° rwo m8, 935 eg ee ples Sitio ane nam tearar s <i w: PALLEN'E Pootographie Gallery sd streat nortbwes aiid 2 SLATE MANTELS yivania a Try Sar Gon, W&ABTED TO BENT—A iz or seven room 3 BP hiebie for’ Groser or Bate io ram os a HOUBE, in northwestern seotion of city, wi.b five condition; will low if cuRIB. RI Taser, Fastad bath room. Adarest stating locsiity Piied for soon.’ 425 7thet.s w. 06 3t and ¢, D. W. BBBRBIOTT, 1542 71 stroot Ch Bd oe 4 a ings. ik SALE eugis- 716 & 717 Tru STREET B. northweat: eps 3¢ FOR BET «dwell, comfortable two-story oT CHINA, CROCKERY, ABTED— BSIOK HOUSES, seven to eight rooms each; 4 ed GLasswake . person wifi cur Letiar Qopring Books’ e | 2i'moleretmproremenis, with terrared front yards; TCeusion’ WanOvAcTOuiwa SoMECAY. oopd bY CHAS A. McEUBW, cor. 7th and B sts. MEDICAL, &c. a . Hee. 16 ana 17, aiiding, E B BENT_A two-story BBIOK HOUSE, No. . Sstcieiateiy see. esti | ESR tomar opersirtes | Kpapecueece terete ayes | 2! wae 314 Te 'ANTED—TREANTS for two : :. . Tat | Dr. Brovhers’ ‘invigorating Cordial, Wo Care, BO Y : WASTED TERARTS for two very, pleasant south @30 0 month, in advaces. In. ‘collar, next door sopl st” | Beli i ‘at 906 B street southwest. opgoree D3, BUOKLEB JOBES —Twenty and third floors, with board; price moderate; cen. tral location; bath second floor. 949 I street north- west. augsl-4t* TEE IMPROVED KITCHENER ‘Wl Go the fumily cooking with one-half the coal required by any other Henge tz the market; costs one-half es much as cther Ranges of same capectiz; ‘will eave tte price in o few years in the items of re- pairs, and save its price every year in the coal ts modeled by the best skill Known to the art, j 4BTED — HOUSEHOLD WURMITUR, BEED, Lock Box 11. Dity Post Office, ANTED—A WOMAN to do . W1nr reais oo nate oe Soar bene thor epghly a her Business. "Ajeo,wanted a middle-aged WOMAN to nurse two obildren, one infant, must be weil recom 5 we wages. at Besta: ap. Genet, corner ‘eth urent, in streets. . PROFESSIONAL. prs 8 view to the greatest convenience; ts what every WAntED- A fontloman of several Raw ae ae asl form. | QGCHUTTER & RARMEAR, yy ht E ed cme ond pertence the position of ORGANIST cor. of Pena- ‘RTL tina im some Protestant church. Address Homo,” this eer DECORATIVE and covery Generteticn ot office. eug?-In from the beeen 7g tt A aie The largest assortment of SLATE en¢ WHITR ANTED—To BXOHANGE new Stoves for i. BOOM. 710 Rorthwest, | MARBLE MANTELS and PAKLOR GRATES W oeat BUTERU'B. commer 60h ood Ee scree ges and water in all the rooms; iatrobe ood, So. Sad WABHINGTON. DB: 0.” 2 - northwest. Stoves ‘Smoky Obimneys nd Ritchow range: posmoasicn given at B. Ry - cured, from $5 to $25, or no pay. iy8-ly y to JOSEPH F. KELLEY. 902 ath SBAYWARD @ HUTCHINSOR, WANTED, Gentlemen to know that WILLIAM Ofty aan © o W- PHILLIPS, Movers Merchant Tailor, 1011 Hew York ars-eokk fam Medical College of 1 7th 317 9vn STREET BORTHWEST, Stenting Saree Eroone do. meee i teomm, and 101s can pe cos | Sm Bztrecttys children’s teeth Soentseugi-l7 | gyger STOVE ond PLUMBING HOBBS. » 31 rooms, oeera " e . EOOKD-HAND FUBBITURS, ANTED—OARPETS TO OLBAM ai! Rice’: i 5 ire HN W. Ss Waa « Works, 49u Maine avenue, | SIMMB. GOS M strest northesar’ Joopter Lg = “kK GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. ‘and the highest cash pea a sok wold ete betw: Mroste south {OR BENT—1916 sn street, Brick HOUSE: of Gonnorrhes FaLL STYLE Guced priees, for cash. ve hema, “Btore, A317 im etrest,_ We Soe | MM opaess ats, Si myitly Cor, wwhand Gem ous noriawet, EUTBERPORD. ; esti” ae od ‘sink in Hew York by the Broadway Hat ‘OR SALE—At remarkably low rates, Frame yy exceesee eS as0RS 95 TO 88, PROPOSALS. - abou HOUSES, containing six rooms, water, gas. and fs Le Seae en mR aa 6os BE | aa gree Oto ca BE Wan See | atin oten a eT ete meonee prrorosas rox WYomauiic GaNent— “ ins in A t — Ont —, = {OR RENT—A very desirable 7 room pressed Torsbodings, sett. | _90a%-tr'” 1937 Pa ave. went to cor. ish st, w ete a etre rataining shout | Ree DW RLUING: tenn insprora pee “ oor, Orgicr om Britviwe vox Grate, Wan ax $13 ‘9th and loth tae dincorveres of Sand 4, Beptember 4th, while alighting from a | Dorthweetern part of 5, Rear cars ne ree 5. ebariot. a! reward will be ‘pud for ita re- | Begh ‘$90 per month. BOB'T a. Pile. ‘cn turn to the owner, 1089 9th at. northwest. its” | LIPS, 603 Min sat Rorthwent eugsi iw’ OR EENT—BOOMS, furnised with every- Litcray Linen BiSK, aod "ons BiaBve.,’ a | EO thing Cr tonecteopite, eto. 96a foanayve- | Beers sviteble reward will be paid if returned to Madam | Bia svenue southeast, corner of 4th street, aud also - DELARU, Pennsylvania avenue, near 13th | Se z ong) im Rorthweat. Wo. 691 19th street eorth- ERWARD—Lost, on Soh ‘weat, and Carpets and part of Faruitare for BOOTS AND SHOES. $5 white and liver cole: tale, Apoly on promicss suet | (OME ONS, COME aLL, aND BUY YOUR UP. about two months {OR BEBT—Unturnished HOUSE, 1911 K | C°™B,QBB,, S0BOOL SHOES peculiar dark spot on left side of mi F street, contal: thirteen rooms, in excellent vy SELBY’ wore, 10, the name of | repair. Inquire at 1209, (next door.) sul) 3w* Jorg ged lors Penreytvania F'U0\, ‘omice 603. ‘OR CALE Very desirable BUILDING LOTS | ,. a ¢ Shoe, § to 31 inches, Téc. up; ‘weet; residence Pennayly on East street; also other LOTS on oe ; 2 southeast ‘OF ost - Ldaky foore’re' removes tarter apd all arrests decay Brag beores; 38 conte. BOARDING. — 0 ab ‘THE FIRST WITH BBW GOODS! JAMES THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, ARDING —SPRAGUE HOUSE, corecr oth ‘THE FIRST TO REDUOM PRIORS OF BOOTS! ly ___ 604 P strest a. w., LeDrott OH, tinste oc"en ‘eal, wiih or wrthout 1, METLEEUE,, KEEPS PATENT PARTLY-MADE i Ve Boa and Spel ‘o, f33 pongene ea ae a ——, rT aGs. ToL aeseoae ate aia Ah from Bosc 1” shaving opeoea a pus ee will pa i pois dooe amen fa Byoetin gaa wring to 1893 Waist Ms changed. eng2 lm | 3. J. GEORGES, FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, Me. 9116 PENNSYLVANIA AVSHUR,