Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1876, Page 2

EVENIN PAR. WASHINGTON: Is, 1876. , CROSBY 8. NOYES........ Editor. Our District Gover: at. It Is understood that the Congressionai Commission appointed to draft a permanent form of government for this District express Some dis#ppointment that our citizens have | not come forward more generally to give | their views upon the matter ip hand. We suppose that one reason of this failure to respond is the presence of the great national question which occupies al! minds just now; but no doubt another cause is the feeling quite prevalent amongst our business men and tax payers that thelr views and wishes pass for very little with Congress, and that, in fact, any measure framed to meet their needs and acceptable to tuem, would almost for that reason get the cold shoulder from our nagional legisistors. The fate of the Morrill bil), the \shorious work of a previous Congressional (omm'ssioo; and last session of the thoughtfally prepared tax bill, to the preparation of whioh our best citizens had given so much labor In order to perfect a measure adjasting the bardecs of District taxation most equitably, are cases in point. The geutiemen compo-ring the present Congressioual Commission bring so maca legisiative experience and tulelligeat thoaght to their work that it Is te be hoped the re. suit of their labors will recetve more consid nH &t the bavds of Congress than have revious ca@refuiiy digested plaas of Dia triet goveroment, fic and taxation. The plan of the Commussion stands a baiter cusnce of adoption, for the reasou tat, cording to the craft proposed by Senator Whyte, it ts to be exceedingly simple, pro- ¥iding only for a permanent form of govern. ment of the District by Comm!ssioners, and leaving all the details of sab organization to be perfected after the commission is ap- pointed) While tals seems to be rather a bap-hezard way of putting a mactine oy District government in mottou, Senator Whyte ts doubtless right tu thinking that any more elaborate plan would share the fate of the Morrill bill, simply because members would rot take the pains to read It Or exam ire Its provisions. If the tax: payers of the District could have their choice in the matter they wou id prefer | @ form of government tu wiht! ch they could have a direct voice through some mode of | limited suffrage. They bave now not only | ‘what our forefathers re>ell>d against—taxa- tion without representation —pat tb bot even allowed the small privilegs of sag- | gesting how the burdeus of taxation can be adjusted to their shoulders the most easily, and with the least iojury to the business ia terests of the community. As au instance, | their protest last sestion against a tax oa | mortgages as putting us at a disadvantage With the citizens of Marylaud, where the mortgage tax bad just been discarded, was scouted by Congress, and the result is that capital invested here in that Kind of secu- rity is now going to Baltimore toescape that | ce, are | tax. And Senator Hamilton, of Maryland, whatever bis motives, voted to blister | ‘Washington with a mortgage tax, woen the | legislature of his own state had just abol- | ished the like tax there as prejuticial to business interests. This is but oue iastance | Oat of many to Illustrate the hariships resulting to @ community from hav Bat if it practicable to se government qualified frage, the plan proposed of a coumis- sion, of whica the majority shall b: | composed of citizens District, | Will, we thing commend ite favor. I should be provided. however. 1a some way | that the Commissloners representing the District should be bona fide citizens, fully identified with the interests of the District. The main, and perhaps the ouly fauit to be found with our present esi!mable Commis- siouers is that, walle being thoroughiy capa bleanc honoranie men, they have maiutained @n active citizensh: where, aud have in almost every sense been aliens to the peor ple they ruled here. They were and are Strangers to the citizens and the citizens Strangers to them. The slight consideration | given by the Cemmissioners to the repre. sentations of large delegations of our best known ard most respected citizens upon matters of texation, the public schools,and other matters of vital interest, has seemed to show liber @ want of local kuowledge of the charscier of the citizeos in question aud the wature of the grievauces. or some sexse of pique at haviug the Infatlivie Wisdom and justice of their rales questioaes. But cespite this condition of what C raries Lamb would call “imperfect sympathies” between the parties, the people of the Dis- triet have @ very genuine respect for the | character and abilities of our District Com- missioners; and the general success of the performance by the letter of their anoma- Jous Qnd vaguely defined duties has servad, We believe, to cause our citizens to look rather favorably upon the commissionership plan of government. Naturally, they asx | that the members of the board (or a m+jor- ity) sball be citizens of the District, naturally they wish to have some voice as | to the manner in which the taxes they pay shall be raised; the manner in whici the | public school system, for tue support of which they are so heavily taxed, shall be conducted, &c,&¢. Aud it must be con- ceded that there is something wrong in the system of government where one hundred and fifty thousacd people sre powerless ani Volceless for action or remo strance mpon matters of this kird that come to evély man woman and child in the commu- ally. @ home ss Representative Rand an, of Pen is eredites with having recently expresset the opinion that the pobst rales of the two | houses of Congress are still operat cause “never since his presence to Congress bave the joint rnles been re ena: beginning of avy Congress. On to they bave been consitered as having con- tinuous existence.” General Boynto: the Ciremmnat! Gazette, has been huatiug up the record In the matter of the jot ss. He sbows that on the very first day of last session | Mr. Randall himself introdaced a resolution adopting the rules of the Forty-tnird Con- gress, except two rules which he named. Mr Garfield thought there was no need of for- mal action in regard to the rules, since thay Would continue to be the rales of the ty- fourth the saine as they were of the Forty- tnird Congress. In this he was overruled by Speaker Kerr. Subdsequentiy the Secate @bolished the 221 Jotot r among taose | Coneurring in suc action being suca dexo- crate as Messrs. Bayard, Toor Randolph acc Eaton. Mr. Bayard, t gard to the power of either house to abol @ jolvt rule, said:—1 bolt.as tuese raies | are made, they are made curing the good | pleasure of either house, ant that it | is im the power of either tne Seaate or House of Hepresestatives to ret ra froma rule at any time andsimp\y zive notles ‘the fact to the other branch of C ogre: ir. Whyte said it was wise to‘ aon tea | t rule which was an enormity, a ru’e passed this body almost without de ita, Which was not inteiligeatly discassed all, or ite defects Property poloted out.” - Randoiph sald: Toat rales, now abro- , is admitted on al! sites to have been | jaitous tn conception, dangerous in ex. &nd constitutionally without war. | it. With its paternity deu! y all, and abrogation delayed by none, it seems been & political bastard, whose useful | Was contingent upon a partisan emer_ > Spd whose life closed with the first of purer public sentiment.” Mr. Eaton | : AS is no longer the ri It ts re. ‘The repeal of that rule leaves us where we were before that rule was ” General Boynton closes by saying im Qddition to these authorities when Randall comes to assert the existence o Joint rule in the House, he wili have t> | Duru’s Minnerota Flour. J. B. besides these democratic utteracces on subject, the emphatie opinions both of Barclay and Mejor McDonaid, we ac- cepted anthorities upon the rules in th Honse and Senate respectively, both of ¥lom, after fall examination of the ques. tion, ceclare without berttation that by the | action of the Senate there are no joint raies in force, —_——_+0e--_____ ‘The large number of injuries to the person cceurring in acity as large as Washington from accidents and in affrays, besides sad- den attacks of !liness in the street, etc., re- quire that some provision should be made by the authogities for the pron:pt relief of sufferers. At present a person stot, stabbed, injared by a fall, burt by machinery, crushed by being run over, or wounded in any other wr ITE GLKL ab sat Sfteoa yours * chids nurse We-t of roferences reauived J poly 313 4 ctroet nnthwwet mols ae W3a7r BD” Bsa oan color d afar sor; #OULh OF rome city oat oMce. _novl3-3. TRL—A first ciass CHamBSRM 4: Must be well rec mmended. Apply at ce, Par hioson House it ANTBC—< SITUATION in in 8 sallitoory ovtai estab way,or taken suddenly ill in our streets is carried by the police generally teadragstore, and remains there until @ doctor can be found, and then a vehicle has to be procured to take the sufferer to a police station, to a bospits! or to his home, there being no order bor system, and much precious time wasted in hunting up first a doctor and then & conveyance, so that the patient 1f often dead or dying before proper at- tendance Is secured. They manage these things much better in Richmond, and in this direction at least, we have something to learn from the people of that enterprising clly. They have there @ city ambulance service, The vehicle, exactly similar to our army ambulance, is kept at the aimshouse, which institution is in telegraphic commu- nication with the police stations and other public buildings. In case of an accident or casualty the call is sounded, and fn five min- utes or less, an ambulance ts on its way to the wounded, with a city physician and medicines, surgical instruments, livt, ban- dages, and every toing likely to be required, whatever the nature of thecase. Thedoctor, after giving the patient needed relief, can then remove him where he isto go, com- fortably, in the ambalance. Even a bad case of “jim-jams” at @ police station will bring the doctor. Tals ambulance service sbould be one of the features of our new government, as wellas the morgue recom- mended by Coroner Patterson in bis report printed In our local eolamus. —__- «re The fuccor of philologists is solicited to interpret the meaning of the latest word coinage, “bull dozed.” The theory of a New Youk paper is that to give an trreclaimably | republican negro a severe flogging is to give bim a dose fit for & bull, or in other words to “bull dose” him: that the Infinitive form “*to bull-dose” has been corrupted into “to bull doze,” and that the participle “ball- dozed” bas grown ont of this. Tals seems a natural explanation, but yet {t is net quite conclusive. The true dettaition of the word reustcoms from Lonutsiasca, waere it origt- nated. —-+e ___ The third day’s session of the Episenpal Church Congress at Boston was quitea nota ble one, the subject under discassion being the morals of politics. Among the speakers were ex Governor Builoca, of Massachu- setts, and Chancellor Pruyn and Judge Emott, of New York. Governor Bullock held that In the puridcation of politics the pulpit bas the highest duty to perform. He rejoiced that the mtpisters of that church are not In the habit of dipping their hands ia bat could not the current stream of doubt that It 1s one of th rd the pudlic fountains ing witboat fear or favor ties whicb fall upon all freemen Emott held that ministers » en have a clear duty to } > Wrong And establl 2 eal syste sm in the chu power of men who ight to have great Genera: Cowly, o o Journal whe has served on (he lentes fis Land ought to know, decides that G Batler was right when ina iate speech eof the thearmy. He says as “Roast Beef,” “call to roast beer" the “cinner cali” is known id Epgiand.” This may ali b was and is as cruel a m: ery, during @ certain P. that all poor men who yo candidate would vote beef aud two dollars a but the cal! ery ag the party dential election, i for a particular themselves “roast SELCIAL NOTICE On ar the eter: ner ¥ we ork excep icetuth at 1-20 p im datly- oxce wed ay. a, ‘pbov, Agoat, pevi3 Im _ 1€@ PIECES OF L Lory e pg ASHMERES AND In all the new aeies cee =e from 75c. to 125 er yar f ~ J Mockxine GeoDs, OODS. Cape Ced Crar berries , Cl vice Dehesa Baisins to emall ps es, ad the fiers play “ The Roast Beef of Merry | orzo AD © prety ate thw ovis tea OOUU PANT for @ hendsomely arlor and one oF two other desire od i 23 ‘end elo W! TBL— 2 tdneno red Women a p-ral housework; 9 White 1d Ovlored cy recommeneded. Ww. oF two o ae 4 Booms, witb or 6; ‘private’ family iv GIS Kat.n Ww novis 6” FOR RENT AND SALE. _ OB T1314 opeets ¢¢ BOOMS. and Board RENT—-A NOUS: wx rome. @55 Mai Sand arenes, Inquire Of JaMES KRELERE Boy FOR EES1—a Ue os went, varnts A x toome, with water tnd gaa on Marzi senue, between id Sd streets sou hwi Bovis St et ee at Board, neely far- nished BOOBS, sont her veare, Bowee mod: ern convenien“es geely painted and pap thoughout, No. 603 B et nova are ree rg wd ST ABU, cortatning. 3) Se bana WiSsaRE. S301 19th street ms Fz INT—A three-story teat No 509 ith street, verthwest ten roems, Diy 31% 34 street northwest, Fo plant] re. furnished SUI with ali mod. can be ren! atg20 Teh TO. ‘Opposive 1 ‘McPherson Monument, Wa hington. ports Fo aS OSE Tyeek_ southeast» abremed brick front, marble trimmed; > 100%. Bocern im; femenis. juire ex cor,” No. 120. = Dovid 6 Bt FOR BRST Forniting fie gpole of past ofa very desirable HOUSE, recently occa; member of ('ougress; pos to be pon ase eardiog Home 1 Grant Pisce. tovls eo3t* [FOR BENT—723 0h street, near Pateot OMe newly furvishea ROOMS. iu 5 mi evite or « Je. with moderna imsrovements, ble for Cozgressmen or others. Use ball room. wi 8.d- novis-6t" corner 8th an novi? 2t OB RENT—On Capitol Hill, @10 oor month in HOU F sevens, saug four rom <6 se, summer bite tached: 307 8th treat ‘north: east, between ( and D. Key at So. 3 m. D. orig at j ABTED-YOUNG MEN at 443 7th atre.t, Wasbi.gten, to learn Te egraph Georatt V Permanent employment end fair sstary when a fled. Call or ORION TELEGHEAPH i TAUOTION COMPAR nov 7-3t Ww ANTED—BUOMB on secmd flor, without boarg. for gentleman % hia WASTRD-TENANTS for four cnfarnishet BO second fluor. saitable for hone K etrest north vest. ent 815. ANTED—Dr Sh ELUS EURMKA for the teeth acd gum: Ww becoming # Aak to see and i5th street Fomily. five adali nov 63." ANTBO—4 SMALL WOUSE or four unfornished Koomsin nice houss bat ween 7th eonsylvanis avenue and . Addros’ #.B.,” Star Offi OIC y bishly ERVANTS, white re Families te Employmert Cffive, # i 3 Mes LOUise C. BUTLER. W ABTED-AGENTS everywhoret se) ster! engraving of the nisl. spine! duildings in « cr Incber. just ont Rend fr terms and ctron'ar A. WEIGAT, 1032 Uhestuu; street, Philsdol Delf eo2t* Wininca good second hand STEAM &N Tabout wbx or isht horse power. Staze lowest price. Post (fice Box $39, cit WASTED—5 TO WINT! miles of city. Good stebling Louis P MHOEMAKER, novis Im™ 920 F street northw: st. W4sTED-sounTy i EARP. ms ANTS. BOK, Corner Lousiana sveate eed Sth street pov4-Im™ ‘Near ity Hail. WANTED MEOHANICS to purchase houses ia the suburbs,on payments of small_monthly savings lees than thereat 1 the city” at op 3,Bo 609 7tn street northwest. /TED—HOBBES to WINTBE. Good stab- Vion. Eest tog go ont Oi tren, efor on7th road, near a Roe, Montgomer county, Md. oct3o Ey 2. Cb. BK.” apo in Weehington, three for Mersiand acd Virelnian act’ nets pisasants pormansatsnnd ne peddling. Eighty dollars a month, hotel and traveling expeases pair Addreat, Pith stamp, “Monitor Mannfectn ing Co.,” Cineippati On ts, WASTED A WOMAR to d0 coo er wi ‘and ironing for a family of four persons mi thoreuehly Understand her business. | Also,wanted & middle-aged WeMAN to unrse two cbildren, one 40 Iutant: mert be weil recommended; good wages, Apply at Bomaurant, tn B. & P. depot, c im) Wei te know tha: WILLIAM Legos ee ae at 1011 New eens avenue, makes 8 specialty of cu rmenta to made at home, 6 earn ovis Ty ANTRD—OAEPETS TO CLEAN ai Kice’s Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine a ane, between 4s and 4h streeta southwest, Oalied, tor iy and Sellverad withont charge Exchange—New STOVES for BUTLER'S. corner 6th out Second -bi Brot cared et ao pay LOST AND FOUND. Wied ence at, i = 10 ae ten in the O. Depart Ss ment, @ KaT soon, contaluing ie ¥, goeoads tenet, sacs rN peso ap a m 60, Post Office mi esti oo 5 aeeee 0, O00 REWARD —This amount woud De given by more than one person hey rad never peghkcied thele teeth. Mere ‘8 BUSEK4 and preserve these baat ar norlé tr t “ont oe the 20th Sepiember, a red POCKET- 4 bad } 4) 3d m1; DTheee four tocm HOUSES Berween 34. and roe RENT—A RRICK HOUSE, seven rooms, No. $25 34 street east berweon aAitd © fre room House G snd H streets; rent 814 tk ON SELLY cornst 110th snd noves st" Oo ge th mon only two fine om be RC OMS, nic ty faratehed, eni forsale eration fi frais; nelghibor pitel ana hotel Panuesiante evens” Fis 45 ovis * a ¥_.8 roomie; @20. ei8. iro. the sticers, and Wilson street ana Le Droit ark. 68. Apyl) to A.S Ca 1199 ith street northwest, nov abe a Bat RT—Thres nealy FUBSISHED HOOMS: No. S05 8th street northwest, rery x FS SoH D ori $e ros BENTO Th BO! ly 3 131 A street nor.b, near the O. itol ha BURT, J.P , office Terldence B18 & street northeas?., bovit-3 (OB KENT—Nea; the Arlington, 1536 U street bandsome PABL' BS and other rooms, large and — fithes by the floor or single; ad m odern couveny bovi7 ror zReTS S18 9b A enice of newly FURNIS: 121 Mar) lend avyeaus northeast, and convenient BRICK rept that adatrably arranged a1 Tally Toe ested honse as ators 48 ror ma ond . batironas Lovi7-6 K. WILSON, 511 7th ati (OR EENT—830—No 76 “ongres a3. wa'er in kitchen acd yard,&c In. mises. povl7-Im god teuant the rent will be a 71 Dunbartoa eet ‘cor, ui ae Compress. Georgetowe. Fosse BENT-— One tarnished and ope wafarnished Ki ‘ate residen modern improve PB evts. eae et 1301 imiacsochusatte areune, | corner 13th atrest. noviT-3t’ Fas BEST OB SALE—Hendsomely fornished HOUBE, 13 rooms; groands aad stables; one square from cai termslow. Inquira at 920 New York avenue, Washingtoa,D O novi7-tt (VOR BENT —No 75 24 strect, devrgotown, bay ter end gas 21 root 25 HOS. B. WAGGasAN, rovlT St 519 7th street. rox BENT—4 second story FRONT Soo a yivate family; cars pass the door. A pp . 335 Indiana avenue, posite the Jadiciary novi7-3t EGE BENT I andsomely farniwbed APART MENTS, covststing of Parlor, Bedroom and Hell Borm, all commuuteating with exer bedroom if reqnired, wivh tiret class private Table Bara. 1864 H strect, corner 13:h northwoat, — novl7-6t™ [POR S8bE—New six-rom HOUSE, located northwest; @100 ca-h, and $20 monthly, or will rent the same. Also, two centrally located Houses ou monthly payments ALP, povi7-5t Corner 18th st_ dnd New York a TOR ae & ROCME. @12 per outa ae Delaware avenue northeast, near CU: ovis St" Foe, SaST, Foor cwro Boise ©O BOOMR; water, bath, and privat @15 per moath: Spply at 1202 tn street northiwe novi6-3:* Kee | BEGT—BOOMS, at 1312 @ street, 51 ep suite of Board, i 0 gentlemen, & jsomely-far- routing on Judiciary Be jent; cars pass the door; rent novis. pane ae Unfur: ished BOOMS, and vonth; or will rent half the D2 tin street ‘northweet, betwase G ard Ht peor Patent Omicer bovis 3* 1 PE BEST. 3 fcairebie SUITE OF ROOMS, jnrnisbed cr uvfarnished, second floor; nt tion, Lear Capitol and cars; 244 Ist af south DING—GL7 lth «treet, near &, large and small Furnished ROOMS. 8! ud and third floors. Kent iT, WIT! zoamite op the : foes, or at Brom 16 it Offi 26 novis,St™ at: Tsug> BOOMS: + end Californh ey iu comb, raut and ce Jellies put up sate wnsu- | Dp tvisiow. New Citron; also, # car losd of Wash | Stlomer rates an any hotel in the city First- <lase Table Board, 813 13 per mon h novié-Im* RYAN BRO, | TH . 00s PENNSYLVABIA a\ ‘ene 1 9 i] Ok Ba} ip PL a a now Opposite Metrop: — u |” nevis ee OAL ; fi O*BDING—Fursished BOOMS, with first- (OAL! COAL! COar) BY BCARD at 333 Missonri avenue, TABLE ANSIENT SOABDEBS socommodsted. NCH MEBINOS AND C. SSRMEROS jest if ths market. sud ein New York. Ou: 6 . wm” SHUSTER @bu 919 Poonerivanta ave! | te beat three floor cooly | ard Columbia Ken; “cei Piss BOOMS avd first clase TA = jow prices at L100 and 1104 Le BLE BOSBD 12th st. north. lone that hat yon bet lar by getti ny | Eure ON BATS — hs on the elect ty faye ae AM'S H. ROOK containing, «small amount of money oes" and Bair of @ friends. The finder wil (OR BENT—Twe- ory BRICK DWELLING, please return the bairto the Star office and retain rooms. No 7 athwest, bs- Boney, &c. octs- tw an as and water; s Only $20 ond mouth, —— — tee premises. (OR BENT—gi6 ‘month—One ne: room BOARDING. na HUCS@, ty ae 4 a a ee. D. O. | Ioauite 6 |. Wale PENNSYLVANIA AVEBUE north- St" 192] JaNaNt hed single or Un. | Wteatley Br novld.st farpishet? B Ome eu suite. 0. nis 6t* * ‘Tei ode! 98 BENT—Three Unfarnished Fast flocr, euftable for housekeeping; no chil- Boron fronting north, south and west; on! mily; modern improvemen: bsil, Thar sth atroet northwest, rons BBNT—A new 8: MOUB! a aoe, Mei dere itgrovsicatt remen' or and ood ten. $15 per month. Apply ar at southweet, novit iw ee RENT—15 Grant Place, handsomely furn- BLOBS, suitable for a Senator or mentors of Congress. ovis [OR BENT—Hond-omely faratehed on seoona ‘loor, four ROOMS. consisting of Parlor end three Bedrooms, exclusive bath room, hot and coid water &c.; house nearly new; will rent single or fuulte: suitable for member’ or Benator, at N 1107 F street northwest, between eh streets, COR RENT— 935, 920, Nos. 1410 gaat west; two-story Bric! rooms, rultabl: for store and Qwciiines ooruce Bo toarest boute east of Mth strect northwe Htery Frame, 5 rooms, tin roof, side and front ea trance, No. 1633 34 street northwest. novis-6t 1 321F 2d story 7 actory, 626 TLEMAN UF ranted "TEARS Bs T 8’ “or intellectually applying io te the foilost: watches, wir.: y Arithmetic, Mensar ation: Elementary aad Advances lgebra, Geouetry and Triggnometry. ‘Terus of tei eithor in claxsos oF private. les std satisfactory references mi be f'neto B.A.,care of BF. a 3 F steret northwest. novl3 tdel | JF YOU WISH TO SAVE MONEY BUY TOUB STOVES, RANGES, &, oF | JOHN MORAN, 2126 PENNA. AVENUE. New Silver Palace, Sunngeide or Lightoing Heater ue tug Uabii Oracie, + plendid Togto A fuil line oft aoe Berni Mi hor = : ches} a e purchase Yeuded to mod sutiel Panil rt ry eat od oct ts THANKSGIVING | MIN( CAPE COD CHAN SERBIES. | AMEBIOAN, IBISH 28D SCOTCH ¢ aT MEAL NAPLE. oo | POs PALM. i eS8 SLMONDS, r Balnipe, CITRON: (COBBAN rs. Br Bcw rrixing Dall Ww. REEDS SONS, wie F STSERT | N. wv. Dew)? tr BU K BEAVER AND B ASKE CLOTH CLOAKs. oy warranted new We call attention of the Ladies to @ bean tifa Hine « BAfK BT (CLOTH CLOaKs. 214 to O25 cack, acd will be found G®e4r REDUCTION IN PRICE COER, CneivaEe>. TO ALL Paure’c oF, THE OITY T THE SAMS we Seebele D all load of 40 db taskels for 8 a aaalier {rade scents per bushel |; Cartage 6 cents. OFFIOR OF wasninerol @a8 LIGHT OOM- north wost; 711 Ist street northwest O22 toT io Briage sureet: nates sopll-tr ATHLETIC PASTIME. a MUCH. DED WANT SUPPLIED. FIRST-CLASS BOWLING ALLEY TO BB OPENED. ‘The DUBANT BUILDING hes now become dou- Eee ee eet M. SHUSTER 4 BRO, 919 Pennsylvania avenue, ES 8 J MESSBE DRESSM KIng x Bis, Age’ fi3 BENesY povl?-Im* Me P BUEKS Wholesale and Setail Desler in CIGAR, TOBACCO, &c , 1993 PENNS}LYANIA AVSNOE N. W., noviT Im Washington, D. 0, SiLVEs BeIDAL PRESESTS OF EVERY DESORIPTION. SAMUEL KIRK & SON, GOLD AND SILVEREMII BB, 172 West Bail! Fr. Rov2-im3dp bance fteattractions or please Ita patrons. o19-eolm aa TRUNKS{ 333] * SATOHSLS, ALISES, ‘OB BENT—Fornished or Unfurnished ROOMS for rent, at 2115 Pennsylvania avenue north- west. novlé-5:" Fo elaine ‘hed HOUSE in = north- ‘western ed for rent to @ carefal femily for ror Sneath Fo. BENT—*he aan — WAGEHOUSE with cellar, No. 466 Pennsylvania avenue. Tems @100 per month. given if desired. Gord lecation for elther's wh le or retail bust ness. Inquire of GEO. BAUEB, 227 4% etreet sonthwert. F /B RENT—Newly forrished BOOMB, en scr steal able for Con; te fat 1s Ree Peonsyivant weymcaipnet t Ds ser apes Tas Market Space. Rov! oe stery BOOM . frovt Fe BENT- ir ith heat, gas and boars, moderate Font. Address movil- ‘OB eEee eOUse Bo — jbl fonemor sd ue, rine rooms, gas and w: gr4 good ard Bent £930 per month. yr pin cowe" C. Si Sanson, No. 7 (b street Dox - a LA ‘novil-2e* FSS eS 31 Gay street, George- town, 10 rooms. ———. tm provement; iares fine gard-n end it tree wiy and bendsomely fa-nished oF atogle, with or wit! Droverenus: “A, sueet, after 4 ole Fez BEB7—020—Bine room SaTOR B Buse. are @ by Spel to We feet. Irv’ Tel “erPet; Deer | BhOWM, 1100 M street morte: TOR BENT—UPPER FLOORS of H 3% Fo louse 803% watt bee me god Gnert apple te y, Y DAVintONe, ‘eat Pevosyivania povs-Im (Us KKNT—4 two-story and basement £'Sotas.7 rocme and bath room ein eee cow, hot and ould wi — Bhavan Terme wendoreas ta. Aupir at HY OURBALIS, 1117 bth street or eae aes EXOB the tty for sal “NG —4 lari pumber ery descri| ta sdteend Feat. Alo, iomcaen eee | | fee: | j \s | FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. F°. BE! (ten room: able. Provenenta; northwest opetio ); large and back ing aro south fronts Tot over Xo fee _chpeetts even ; C0! EDWARD O 0. cares J Baw, 454 NT — Part or the whole of a new HOUSE, ) reeentiy yerunnee 2 Sth street two. Premed bitck With 7 rooms, pass water 0d all im: front of city; near 14th st. bay window 3 ieee rice 4 200. Louisiane avenue nw. nore ove tm Fe ERRT—A ba dooms Fursisnea | Parlor, bed ay: central locati Ded rooms a1 jare Obance—A besatifwl sul MS, Ist and 2d floor. ed by streets. fronting sonth, 33: feat: tated fore ee a RY tate and insurance Agents. 708 BD syscout fbtfal locations ts Wash alee 1402 Lath ot — | Fes BENT—< firet-ciase BBtIpsuon, with all ‘BD improvemente, Boott Starne: .: arenne. of the ma se retired and FoR SSLE—HOUEES f 15.00, @ a one ae ou FOR SALE. Fo Sa Le- Elrge it new Americ B Teas DAFE, can be bonght ch. to HENRY WISSNEB, 520 1 weet AEBRKIAGES, ‘The largest and most vai Tent of istest style of Uni ri — liageers, Top a Ree pecond: band Roel Carriages and and Bugmes op hand et D Ss Co. meris-tr OSERIAGES, CAUMIAGES ried seo *. Sum No Top Rugaies. on several ITT & Mo 319 ltthat.. bet. Cand Daw. R advance. a EABOSABLE SUM OF MONEY Tu LOA on Diamond Bar B' PERSONAL. No interest ou the ings Address H.., Btar office. novl6-3t* Mier Used perf-ct!y heath: novi tr mS WERE BO s BUED FRERLY— Kurka one week. They are auw 7. D_O_ BEI, Lafayette Honse. Ms aie Bs UBKDORF has Removed to liad TBERT WEST, between L ard M novi5 51” t | CH iaDE for bistrict of Columbia are fovied to co | gate perecnallly or by letter with SAMS Mn 'S OWNING CEBTIFIOATES OF BIEDS ESS for furpishing pone © 001 P street northweri novi6-6t™ CuArBS, 903 EB street northwest ‘anes; of losses and gains; ba: fi - riages. Bhe brings together. whe separated, and Causes speedy marriages Money refended gentlemen. Krod: consulted Pa svenu m Terms: DB. ELLIS, OYANT AND Di from DAM HOLLIs- Bew York, ca: at No. Sstisfaction gi Fee—from & cents to nov! Marrroyant and Planet er, 18 once more at her cffice, and can be on all affsirs of life, st her office, 1213 , Upstairs. Office hours: 9a. jo aah + Sito e2 4 quietly aren a ‘any tibiilty. @c : residenoe not Ad . B. SIMS, octli-ly ES leg compstibliity, &¢ ; residence nunecess ar} | quietly obtained for in- | Fea after decree ‘1 years’ experience, a GOOD. | RICH. Attorney at-Law, 124 Dearborn street, Obtcago, Ti. oot)2 Sm | A STtTBCOLUGY, BMADAMNE BOSS. This celabrated Leiy Astrojogist suc Beals Medinw: can be consulted at No. 401 0 street, cor ner of 24 northwost, She hes ao superior iz det s esting the Past, Present and futare In love or Dusiness ber advice ts invaluable, describing your frlends, potnting ont yonr enemies. and. informing youof ¢ Tiby, te eo.ccene, tn all nndertaxings Jopsultation strictiy coulldential. Ladies, 82) gon + 81.80, sepi-ly PROFESSIONAL igh Ald Teh stroct southeast. a ban yatifus setn of Teeth, 88. Teeth Ailes ing without pain, 10 conte, axis operations sract- 9 oO. * Attorneys and Cow: W aehii BE. CLAUGHTON, Coun: sllers at- Law, 10. 207 in the Coarts ch the oy District tbe Court ractice in of Claims. the Supreae Court of the Unites States nd the Governmeut Departments.” - sepia Lowe ern street ni SPrOIMED, BOOM, 7 a5 rns ue rable Ladies’ HUTTER & PEE SET FOR TESTH. EIT! wy Dr. Es PEATT, ne — Meaitat Sou Bxtracttrg ci MAR, TIVE and MENTAL and jon if Painribe, eee northwest, Toe en WASHINGTON, meng, 404 ea MEDICAL, &c. ON. The Firemerd eS and vige sd Physician wm the ret tier 8 All ¥ coi its. angll-ly ward street, Baltimore. augl?-tr 1 reriae RESTORED. ption Pee for the # Preseri Weakness, on by inditeretions or excesses, Any Druggist the ingredie: oct2-eoly SEsCIAL NOTIO office, 434 torn | from 2 to 9 p.m | gars and Weeki ca mature Decay, Nervous Trembling, Ripitation of of the Heart. Dimpess of Sight or Giddiness, Indiges- cn. &C £0, all restiting from abuses in youth, novl4-t Real Estate Agents,-t-Claad Bellding. | iis bs etclons *dpesday and earurday, Persons in need of ial pt Sot pie cl cure of Seminal Lost Manhood all disorders es a DAVIDEON & O0., §6 Nas:an street, New York. —Dr. LOBEBTSON can pe ineeday and Saturday,at his fate We Washington su ical treatment for any of the above diseases wi:l find interest to call upon him, who will {insure honorsbie and scientidio treatment. and s cure guar- in every case he u to, any of the lead of Balu. patrons to yds e ica nj ees ee the dave, and ‘Bumber "of Moe. INSURANCE. al Protection Fire Insurance Co. sate ban OF THB DISTRIOT OF scrim (Chartered by act of 1509 PERN. AVS. TA cha "s Es 308 Congress: OPP. U. 6. TBBASURY. iesace policies of fasurance Suocsperation ond ty laws farnished on ap- Norn pores | Sa ATTAN’S ¢ RY iSTAL DISCOVERY ieee a ees FoR mesronive' ner - ete ete JATUSAL AND FOUTHFOL ra It makes harsh, lossy. It Comains Eee en or the finger iy Troreasing demend mm Pevonte and stops ry eradicates a are netare,” Dees not require shaking: does chigetions os just ca Se ee eatoredives the cote. Has for pearly sight years now wi constaat- tel AERTAUB NW: a pe Saree, povls-te Goups WARM-AIR FURNAGES Gold's Centennial BANGR. Steam HEATING and PLUMBING, Cast Iron and Machine WORK. OHAagD: tm the city. Wrought Iron WORK. BLIERS, targest variety of new potters GMITH, BIRGE @ 00., 1016 Penmytvenie arenes, SOR REBT B37 Sth street northwest, 6 rooms rt 450 BOAGD FURsisainG pumeaL thowe who ere furmishet wit) wd beard. bor tc + baring houses oF sovms to Text Holes temanw ere pro red A. TauM ee ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7h m1 (| Onanges Made Bvery Wednesday and Saturday. Three Story Brick cx Hoses for Baie, | 1988 H et. o.w., mee imps, 92 re. and 1i9 Washington st_, @eo mo. ‘mod UTS TO Loa AUPBOVEMERT TAX® 12 ste a E et aay, wove oom ona Brom'neat cara (Bevtee Sar, on the side. verandab, «0 yw Ag wide parcel enclosed by iron on, © Dery and trees. The house snide fe m convenience and comfort This property must be 4 forntebed or enfarnisned—with without farntta.e e coraer a0. 1 th and Water streets southwest avoir on the ines ie peer Saneatnes8ic ‘KB BO) | rlags house: fine opporientty f tore ores sod carriage ° nity for any one suo This prorentt, ee | and wil! De sold SICK rect north GOLDSTEIN & CO, LUAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, ESTABLISHED a3t cormrr of Ore 8 Ne Private entrance on 10th street, Literal a ERSMeveserests tess! 19th et, Lis Gay wt 29 Dst ow, 1436 Lith et... smadeon Personal Property to for any timedwired on very rea- any amount and sonable terms. Also, Goods Sold on Comm! seton = Band Rew and sroowd nov®-tr A large Btock of Goods band). sold very low for cash $4, 000.8 Pom ‘Berate On short notice ands of 910 (t0 and cpwar AK Beatie and side Lot, Ales estat Kestanrant Properiy, 7 rooswe,gas and water the adjoining Honse of § rooms feet € Inc fromt: “street improvements all paid The above ir pers be b-ngbt very cheap and on easy erte DY a Vere, BATES & BYON, Bea! Ks- 0 D street northwest ott =. pum at 10 LOAN—MONRY—On first-class real estate © st... ri @ourity only. Almost any amonrt 2 “sc. a THEO. © GaTORBL, ekg Latter iat Of Gouses ai ail”‘romtais spats at a od is office. es era eae ry tow rate Fes REBT. curttien boo H band wpe ly aul Toone Metro Lt 50 Bes he ET br FOE SLES So and 7 DEY Keo J Ly geitticn As: 1430 B street Dorth west. mod imps» 10 rooms No. 716 Uth street weet . 11 rooms, m. 1. oy a escome it Bore and a Pavellings Ho a8 Hig st ore and dw » No 126 F street west, 7 = PIANOS, &c, cash Davis by nd purity ot te tend excritevee of of design, artistic #kill, with ingent picus mecbantcal devices for securing performence of tune. Bpecisi cistinetion ts ew their Up- Kinanstip Fight Piaros. fer cfficial report GENCY, 811 Sch strect northwest | Pines Sold cu inetailmen Oli Pianoe ex- Ro! HUE Be, 3108 ith street northwectet story". | Sino, 8 number of other houses. full varticaiars of B oe WARNED Mths ate nee be e rm waren be = Centennial Comes im Open ib FOR BENT! FoR RENT cmmerdation the jadace. the fe — Hoehest Aw ral! oseer 15 room: They are thus eck owledged ttetsest 1314 Penvsyivanie Anown. Don't fail to see ihe ing. will rent separat 33 | Burdett Organs « spe 1316 Pennsylvania @. KULIN, Sole Agent. ing. will rent 8333 | nov8 tr 407 10th street, above Pa. avenas, Highest Award at the Centennial, KNABE. ‘The United States Centennial Commission and the Indges of Awards have anantmonsiy decread to Messrs. WM, Ki ONOK and MEDAL st Grand. Parlor dra. Upright Pianos, ae the ow 7 awarde ecter but pocreeca en Berit sppears of the judges acoom panylug «be . The propounce the Krape 5 ponents of she aurmatis to the E Seow Reweees B "PEO F. GATOREL, Corner lth and F atrects. BOOTS AND SHOES, G3rz, ansad sand <i he Ae Bavraction 3d soa Bot confined te-any stage Wstrle of Instre ‘the case with otber « 25 PER CENT. SAVED wane: aimee serests bow doors worth td on At L. HEIBBRUN'S of Peunsyivanis avenue. : CHEAP SHOE STORE, 2 7TH Br., Two vo Doors Apove D. 5. W. opPiancs from different factories for sale and rent Mort eccommecattng terms. Toning and Re- Sairiog promptly attended to cots im 00.5 GRARD, SQUARE Celebrated Ant end UPRIGHT FIs Pla Shoe” in window. oct?-tr J. J. GEORGES, 18 FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, phen © vols, Ho, 9118 PENNSYLVABIA AVESUB Lites aters, from tty ¢ ‘Between 2ist and 224 streets. = J a —— Mee lees Custom Work made at the shortes | Fih\iafara theolse? ingbsm ond the Gew Faich - Dew Fall Goods of my owa take at very reasons Fe it Pei aoe Eiastice toserted Congress Gaiters by pat- Bkeie —- sland. Three volumes Monee Tee ¥ol mer “aibtem of Bie Boot sorstr_ | fous Werterhelme, @2. Benshors Prairie —— | Mary Toscker. in al n, BANKERS. povlé-tr 11 Peonsyivanis ave URKISTAN, by Eugene Schnyler, American A.A.A.A, S489 Consal Gencral at Coystautinopie. or smali sums carefully fmessied ond man- Livirg Too Fast, by W. T. Adams; “Oliver azed for castomers at a distance tn sretarne ry 3 to * Stocks ome < pereens sete anietiy Bt pard's Kingdom, by Miss A. M. Doug- Sew Stock Book for investors, givlag ey nab, Chin Le's © 2 of the Western Barba- vent free ou appiloation, ree Life Peg any th by sere H. Osivert. rere Joe's Than kegivii anpaT Qc BEGEEES, aniisnasker $100. 2npe ‘The 1: Moen, end — 8 eet hell cperating fe St0cEs. coke reduond to ing full information sane ‘ep2-tr Bankers and all st., #.¥. THE TRADES. R®=ovap. JAMES ¥. BRIER, "Dore." "Large felts, Mount £' edited apes containing’ seariz four PLUMBER AND GAS FITTS: Just —so 10 martl-tr 404 Srx STEEBT ¥. BOOKSELLERS 45D STA +3 " wuines. are Seneer irene Arenee: @BBouwsvnrassep. EB TRUNKS! ROBES! SATCBELS COVERS! at THE Sa VALISES! BLANKETS! 1976. HARNESS HARNESS! : McnURRAY'’s, BEAUTIFUL FIRE-PLACE HEATER. $06 MABKRT sPace. HEATS DOWN 82 AIRS, ro SPLENDID zike goer etyrgnae:™ HEATS UP STAIRS. 317 KINTH STREBT, ‘Hear the Avenue. STOVE AND PLUMBING HOUSE. ovtas-t VEGETASLE COUGH SYRUP,