Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1876, Page 2

NG STAR. WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY. Now ber 22, 1876. CROSRY S. NOYES........Faitor. Average sworn Daily Circulation erer 15,000,—being more than three times that Son — daily paper in Wasi nm, an equal to that of all the other daily papers in the city added FLECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND COUGH. OPS, Ha'f ree res. 25 con: A Elecampane and Horehound er cheapest and most convenient Cong! Elecompane and H iid for the relief of tees cases. Biccampans and Horshound Gough Steasnet to the taste con be bes aes reeaten by children as readily as candy. half pound box. For sale only by ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggis:, = —=- ovad-tr 2d and D streets northwest. — ray Thanks to our cotemporaries, one and all, | J, J: MAY'S for their kind mention of THE Sra in its new dress. It is doubtful if moge exaggerated and false Yeports Were ever telegraphed from Wash- ington than were sent to the New York Sua and Heraid of Monday, regarding the move- ment of 450 regular troops to the arsenal in this city. The Sim dispatch represents Wash- ington on Sunday night as being “in a state of excitement unparaileled since Sumpter was fired on In '61;” that thousands were in the streets and hotels, and iia hundreds more Of people were flocking in from: the adjoining counties, ete! We need only inform our distant readers that the severe storm which prevailed all day and night on Sunday kept people indoors, while the lobbies of the ho- tels were thinly occupie! and unattended with any excitement whatever. It is doubt- ful if twodozen persons at the utmost knew till Monday morning that any troops had ar- Tived here. The Herat dispatch, not to be ©atdone by the Stn's, makes a large draft on its correspondent’s imagination on Tuesday, and puts a heavy armament in Fort Whip- ple, locates siege guns in Fort Bunker Hill, (an old and battered earthwork used in the late war.) measures the range of artillery in the streets of Washington, examines the Strength and capacity of the two bridges across the Potomac, and does other highly wonderful warlike and sensational things. The Sun yesterday prints a dispatch showing that most all of its “news” the day before was untrue, while the Herald ridicules its correspondent’s sensation by saying: “If any- body tmagines four hundred artillerymen, commanded by men like Hancock and Sher- man, under the orders of General Grant, are dangerous to American liberty, we advise him to move over into Mexico for a quiet life.” 2 —__ The Czar of all the Russias has at last given the most solemn assurances that he has no intention of “‘bull-dozing” John Bull by pos- sessing himself of Conftantinople. The gov- rmment of England learns this with the Utmost satisfaction, since it precludes the possibility of a war, into which Great Britain would have entered at much incon- venience, and hardly sustained by the public approval. Among the thousand and one complications growing out of our electoral college sytem is the trouble arising from ineligible electors, and irregularity in the election of the electoral ticket in several states. The subject of the power of the state authorities to fill vacancies after the election has oceurred, and remedy tier irregularities, is now being discussed, and it is more than likely that the question Will be one of the first to confront Congress when that body assembles in joint session to Witness the counting of the vote. There should be no hair-splitting in this matter. Both parties ought to be willing to agree upon some equitable mode of procedure in such a case, since both are equally inter- ested. Throwing aside technical quibbles, the plain intent of the states in the election ought to be considered. For instance, let it be supposed that the New York electoral ticket contained the ames of but thirty instead of thirty-five democratic electors. Everybody concedes that that state was carried for Tilden and Hendricks, and that, notwithstanding any defect in the electoral ticket, it was the plain intent of a majority of the voters to vote the democratic ticket. Vermont on the other hand, was carried by a pronounced majority for Hayes and Wheeler, and it would be manifestly unfair because of the ineligibility of one of the electors, to change the result. By common consent the state authorities should be allowed in all cases to remedy irregulari- ties, no matter whether they were discovered before or after the election, in such a way that the will of a majority of the people of the states where these irregularities occur may not be disregaried. —_—_—_<eo—___ ‘The members of the Jackson Democratic Association of this city show their good sense in declining to partictpate in any po- Jitical until it is definitely ‘known who is elected President. It would seem the partof wisdom for both parties to abstain from jubilating until it is known to aS certainty who is to be our next Chief Ma- gistrate. Editor Star:—As you_ —< mite treet from Dr. Redfield’ nd 5 ce to the Ch ike, “Commerciat, inform ys ™ ether he ba 8 demnaceat or a republican, Also, what are tl ities of the OM ercial SUBSCRIBERS. ‘Th Commercial is, we should say, an inde- pendent paper with republican leanings. It has supported Hayes in this campaign. As to the other inquiry, perhaps the most satis. factory answer is that given by the Oommer- cial itself in respone to a similar question: “We do not know whether Mr. Redfield calls himself a democrat or a republican. We believe he tries to be a repub prefers the republican to the democratic rty as long as n stick to it, but_we neo certain k ledge of the fact. We never happened to ask about his polities. His place of residence is Chattanooga. We value him as a correspondent because he is a Gtsinterested truth-teller. His judgment is nodoubt sometimes at fault, but his sta ments of fact are thoroughly relia! Ww vouch for honest man. a The Baltimore Gazette declares the state- Tent telegraphed from that city to a New York paper, that “within ten days the re- cruiting officers at Baltimore have enlisted 1,900 colored men, who were shipped in com- panies to different points,” to be entirely unfounded. So another of the sensation Feports of the day is stamped out. ———————— Donaki G. Mitchell gives an amusing ac- count of his trials and tribulations as a diplo- matic representative of the Cnited States in his “Story of a Consulate.” It is doubtless true that our consuls abroad are poorly paid, but some of them manage to stumble upon good fortune occasionally. Brigadier Gen- eral di Cesnola, who was sent as consul to Cyprus just after the rebellion, is an instance ©f the kind. Soon after his arrival there he @iscovered buried antiquities of rare value, which he sold fora large sum to an associa- tion in New York; and recently in excavat- img he found a temple containing vessels of gold and silver, and precious stones, all of ‘which he offers to the New York Metropoli- tan Museum of Art for the sum of $50,000 in gold. The British Museum has already of- ered him the same sum, but being an ardent American by adoption he prefers that the Tnited States shall possess these antiqui- ties, which date back to 400 and 1500 B. Cc have reached so near the figure named that it is safe tosay that New York will get the collection. Gen. di Cesnola, who is an Italian by birth, is a a by right, his title being the Count PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, | 929 Pennsylvania Ave,, next te Mitchell's. in PARIS KID DL es Tavita the inrge a Po eeesa cellent cour own | 9) Band 91.0 0 pair; & nov2d-2t Nostaras LIBERTY © OHARIOT COMPANY. orosate be received by the un- Pe Fy of he ati and effect of the on 4 Brora. 16 wate of So cad tachtates of the tot Gay cf Poreeaen, 1876; suc proposals to be in writing, sined ment, and nature of security if not allcash. For full part or by letter cKO rw. novd?-eotds int o Gah erect west. Mashington, the et end the undersigmed nt as aor Washington. D-C., why rupt upon his own Sia District aes. ta treet . * SAYLES BROW: nov22-law3w* Register in Bankruptcy. _ ypuer ee yf oo ge INTELL Society Gossip is pul in TH DAILY NATION This p RR is oe the charge of Miss Grundy. Daily Nation lc. per week It HYSICTANS, DENTISTS. &c., arene a0 ine chartered University CAM Ad enclosing 10 cents, J. R. 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SHELDON & COMPANY, New York, GUTTING AND, FITTING Larique. Pi x. eo LD. D. 967 an th street -C. novil-2w* nov2l-2t Ls GIVEN me method of RIEHL. “Also PATER northwest, Washington, SS re ae ENT YOUR ROOMS i GRAHAM'S R ROOM AGENCY, Room 1 oe . Cloud Bald noval REMOyay B. Bees A a wis wre to his New Ofer, O16 Fert fmsonie DAY Nove sre, navtee rome son, nets Autumn Underwear. GOOD MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, For 90 cents net. FINE MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS For @1.35 net. SHAKER RIBBED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, Halt wool, for $1.44 net. MEDICATED a aad AND DRAW- Practically the best, for $1.93 net. WHITE ALL- WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS Kuitted, for $2.25 net. MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, Regular Made, from $1.53 net, and up- wards, according to quality and size. SCOTCH WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, very heavy. LAMB’S-WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS; heavy. fine and regular; Scarlet and White. CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, Pantaloon Fitting, for 9 cents net. SEGOVIA WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, Very fine, FINE KNITTED JACKETS, From §2.3 to $5.45. KNITTED UNDER VESTS. made specially for me WOOLEN AND MERINO HALF HOSE, IN SCARLET, WHITE, SHETLAND. AND GRAY, of various qualities and styles. GEO. © HENNING, nova0-tr 410 SEVENTH STREET. SILVER BRIDAL PRESENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. SAMUEL KIRK & 808, GOLD AND SILVERSMITHS, 2W street. posmsine ons my nov2-Im. ENGLIsg CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS, ‘The Newest Patteras, AND OF THE uae nae WORKMAN For Elegance, Brillisncy and Real Economy, THEY EXCEL ALL OTHER CHANDELIEBS, ‘These Goods are our own DIRECT IMPORTATION, and are offered at very low prices. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., novi-tr : * JEWELERS. LEAKS STOPPED, ROOFS PAINTED DAMP CURED - WITH ENGLISH TING PAINT AND cemnty ai WANTS. ANTED—Four EPET SEWERS, Ap ve at 7 oe THEMONT HOUSE. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT ANB SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. {OR RENT—Unfi isbet a Firiies ar yan BO ware W BW Spc tarvcaasen vali tears iat a Brie ATION in a store; grocery oa Address 213 F street northwest : ANTED—An enced BOLIC Bo ta Wags references require. Address wo » Box ANTED—By SUNT woman. 6 sire W' wk 0. Wie table middie oats silagah Fiox as narse ood refer: 9 2d street southeast. nov23-3" sah od "] ing French as teach: cnt old etter, MUSIC, Evening sam RENT—Nine elogant fa ROOMS, N. 2017 G st. northwest isu amt e OB RENT—Now. 51 and & Defrews strect and WAGGAMAN, BiB RN iret wes = THOMAS Feb Best oom Hi ultable fora street; advance. ' Inquire at ‘ein Fs. RENT—No. 506 tor tween E and iF a BRICK i SPEER: arta tes jrania ave. ANTED TO BGT MILK = TOR RENT—A deai We = Taw 4 Ra Bh ny. F RE aa tie fr rable: or alg of La newly Vermont avenue amet L sereett Lanne soso furnished or pase the door, Wiki. TO BEY—On time, « ith street, between G and H eters nor om : aatr x Opis ain nai ‘also, email pleasant furaished 1 tated pia Kot al age, Aten | oor, 85, Meals furnished if desired. 808 Sih st, Ta i between Pepnsylvania avenue snd H street. nova? 2° Hy, for | FOR RENT One of thowe neat six room HOUSES gentleman, halivcs, | E" On 9th street. E stroats southwest, stating terms, WA’ novat-Im Inquire ot SAMBS LACKEY. 9 982 F street north: Wiest an Rent | [COR RENT—T Bae howe Taian 8 —To 5 not to mame Ai ‘giving fall four nice ROOMS, fronting south; 3 particulars, Beckie aOVeE RS | Moderate tent Apuy Shee eee ae a sy iberally tnere, ron REN TFs a HOUSE tae One: here- —I vested “Address Hed. Le, Waatingion 0 Brin ose bisck of th the Capitol: bay window: "| southern exposure, ‘beat, com| BD—Br a ae man with a. re TION in nd comventent. Apnly Pit north A coy “Gualifications snd experiences POM ace im agrocery establishment. Adres J. inv. Ae ‘OR RENT—One or two gentlemen can be accom- office. ‘aN Bi Tang TFUATION, ima iy | Weer rsorned: ould. be willing Yt 'Y ) almon an Anything.” Good referenc gr} GB Waa a hence Teundress 8 familys ASHING 3 oF would go by the mopth in a small family; is a C4 plain cook. = call at No. 12 G street northw: ANTED—A ed LEI ‘to. ay and d> ge housework for a small family. recommended. 1 street. hil rad — be woll ‘Core oran Lid at onee, ANTED—By « respectable colored man, a SIT- Veneeh ON as waiter or coachman: will make . “Good references. Af and) we R. TEVENSO! nov22-2t* ‘ANTED-A SITUATION to do chamberwork, ‘or would not object to cook, ae and iron for a «mall family Good reference. ly at ar #5 street, between £5 and Oth streets southeost ANTED—EMPLOYMENT by a young man as foreman on s farm; thoroughly acjuaintal with fruit culture or the dairy business. = a, path. The best of refereuces, ‘Adaress P- "Star Ws ANTED Othe or four Unturnishes an, orthwestera, oan of the city. The tenant og bétinane: tually desirable. Address Sherman ‘A “Hany. Real Agents. Roc $, St. Cloud Bullding, nov2t-eoSt ANT EDS prope Wale for 5 gallons (daily? WwW COU. NTRY Mi ILK, delivered in B. and 0. Pepot, Nae ) Owners of, or those wishing to estab. eh mie Poates would do well to address, care Scar office, M. hov22-6r" SaTED A POSITION as housekeeper and do work. or #3 chambermaid, or an thing ti. needs “a person who understands all. k work. Reference if required. Arddress A. i of 4 ot “33-$t" am eggs with nicely furnis! BOOMS or without Board, in the Aree ward: street cars. A: i nov22-3t* Tron RENT ts ggoal tg aan far- nished PARLOR on first floor, and CHAMBER, f desired; or: eee ee ‘suitable sencnate oan te between hours 10 791 Sth streets Boar Patent ase ton rooms, No. K unsylvania avenue cast, een 6th and ; all modern improvements. ae ae on Rumies oF at Second Auditor's OMe. J. 300) ‘no FOE, BENT IS ing removed tomy new building the OFFICES recently occupied by me are | rent cheap. Aiso, several fine ovr ES it Enilding. "Rents very low. Be. WARNER, S16 F street northwest nov22. 3 COR RENT Handsmety furnished ROOMS, en single. at Sprague House, corner’ éth has changed handsand been put in n thorough Tepair for winter comforts, ‘Terms mock, nov22 2w Fs, RENT—Two large Furnished ROOMS “at 9th street northwest nova2l -3t* OR RENT- ‘single of omni municating; gas. 5a né Satlare from the Capito Ne 210 A street southeat, Howat se COR RENT—A suite south front Boon c. of bandsomely furnished nm second floor. Hot and Cold water, closets, eet cars near; Chariots pass the door. 933 K st tov2l-3t* Fy RENT_UBPER FLOORS of Hones S03. i be Senta ier Se Ng ogy & is AVIS’ SONS, 621 Pennsylvania ave wowt-im R RENT—New f-room BRICK. 45 Missachu ye ES est, conven: se WARD c“s “CARRINGTON. ies isiana avenue northiw Fosin Tia Se southern exposure. oc3)4w BOARDING. REMONT HOUSK—Pirst class Hotel BOARD less than boarding house prices. Three meals aday: nova? St EMBERS OF CONGRESS DESIRING ROOMS nd BOARD for their families iu a first class BiisAfe house, can secure such by applying at once, 12 I street ee nov22-St QARDIN —FOR RENT—Picaaant ROOMS, i+ and $4 ory. Fi "Frais Untarnished, with TABLE DOA desired | House with midern conveniences. "No. 1296" Massachusetts ‘ave ae northwest, now. FCRSEFED 2 ROOMS AND BOARD ¥OR SEN ATORS. lembers, and others at 209 East Gopi tol street, Grant Row. nov2l-2w OARDING —A SALOON PARLOR, Furnished or Unfurnished; also, two goud-sized ROOMS with fine TABLE BOARD. 1016 Massachusetts avenne. nov2l-3t* LEASANT NEWLY-FU bai ad ROOMS, en suite or stage and others, with firet-class BOARD. at 12th street northwest, near F street, Table and transient board- ers accommodated. nov2i-3t* Fe RENT—Very Secteur SUITE OF ROOMS, second floor; new house, all modern conve: niences; suitable for Senator or M. C. Inquire gor I street northwest. Fe, RENT—Three elegant SUITES oF a y suitable for members of Congress. Also, several single rooms. all newly Seralaned, with ea bs board; 419 6th street northwest. Fo RENT STORE and DWELLING es Wester corner 19th and K streets, near rn market ; juijl rent dwelling separate or in one, Inquire 1134 Isth street northwest v21-6t™ office. V ST CUSTOMER for oo =i Shoe Findings placed h meigece in hankruptey. It will be sold low 713 7th street northwest, and examine it H. GOODWIN, Assignee nov! Ware ABINET MAKER. Must) class workman. Wood butchers or not apply. A ply Len between 6 and 9 o'clock thi a I SH. ER'S Upholstery Bstabli hwest ae wishes BOARD, with neat. Lodgings, in a family of cultare Tal cation be en %th and ith and Family wit t other boanlers pry ees exchanged. Address V.. Star now22-2t \G MEN and few YOUNG +h ‘arn Telegraph Operat imanent employinent and fair salary when quali all or write” UNION TELEGRAPH INSTR vcorner 7th and E streets, W: Per: six rooms, with a: ‘and wnd 2éth streets, abowe or | ver RERT—T * al fu Seniiz, -pertot Bo Rouse oppeats Aitttbesetae grounds. Foes on th prem ixes. FER RENT—18 Grant Place. a n arly now and hand: spmaty Furnished HOUSE, complete for honsekee Keeping. | Excellent servants ‘in the house, e rented for a boarding house, nov3l-tdls TRS1 ASS BOARD AND ELEGANTLY Furnished ROOMS, with bath-rooms connect ing.on second floor; also, delightful room on third foe can be obtained by wuplying immediately at S10 {2th street, between H and New York aye- = orthwest 21-5t" ESTATE BULLETIN THOS, E. whogaman, nh i (Changes Maile Beery "Wedneaday a and Satuntay.) | I ms Bh a4 atee ~ESssussy for ; furn... mod. imps., 10 re. Punisarton w st., Geos > 73 ” . ” ” “ swaieed imps..3 Fs 3s smod. impe.. 1 rs. » gees mod. imps.,7 » » Water, 9 rs PS x » dl water,6 rs B gas and water 3 gas and water » BW, Water, 6 tao 3309 ian a NW. water. 6 re A number of snail houses to rent fia S308 Auction Sales. On FRIDAY. November 24th, at 4 p. m.. valuable lot on Massachusetts avenue 15th and 19th ats i Loans. $5.000—Two percent. for negotiating Fer RENT— 1537 Sth it. 6% 618 G st. nw... nov22-tr nd th a desirable portion of the city presents avery dewirable oy nhetnug to emenge tm the SALK—A well stocked DEUG § inese Term van Address with Tull MERCURIAL. City Pont Otfcr SMART. ENTI AA or Woman, wit Lon A pt or addres TH. D., Room 63 oa SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR G ut rRo in this city or joxamdria, ey ners. cane halt of Sich ie in goad Pine and Oak Paster There on he peemians arainery,. tobaceo bere aml alee. apple and Por farther particulars tquire in int ter = Lae seins » 22-0 633 6 street southwest, ® MoxFr es IN LARGE AMOUNTS TO LOAN we rates SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAX BS dincomnt at KENNEDY § nov & ral RY BARGAIN —POR SALE— mm -room presed brick HOUSK, be cated on a prominent cores ag bay windows om the side. verandah ¥. large front and side wat shrabbery adel fon at $12.00), and without furn! ticulare apply to M. Ré nov: ARER, 513 Teh at Ge AT BARG BRICK HOUSE, 7 rooms © lot x19 to be alley. st carriage bomse. fine o Keepsrows. This property mast Als, 6room BRICK HOUSE « west. Price $240, on time novio-tr S, GOLDSTEI . LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS. ESTABLISHED IN 1862 Northeast Corner of Tenth and D Streets PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON TENTH STREET Liberal Advances made on amount and for auy tim terms Also, Goods Sold on Commission A Iaree Stock of on hand | new and sold very low andi 0 LOAN—MONEY—On first-class peal estate security only. Almost “at ane ee GATCHEL _oetis. a Oe orner Hith and F atroots Peremal Property te sited on very Tease SA AND MEMBERS CAN mare ELE SD GANT suites of rooms, with modern ments, with or without BOARD, in the former re dence of the Russian Minister, 1336 I street. ope, —E site Franklin Park, near lines street cars. no OARDING —LEGANT ROOMS, Ln! SU AND SINGLE, ished. BOARD, can be secured at No. street. corner of Congress, Georgetown. The bas all modern improvements, and is located on the Metropolitan street car railroad line nove" 1921 ¥ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH- WEST—Newly Furnished Single o nished ROOMS, en suite, with BOARD. FE a eat New ror avenue, a comforta- bly FU Ss] FL consisting of three rooms and ye tome, wits wool parlor if desired; o°- cupants being only three adults, FOR BENT—A niccly FURNISHED oto rooms, fine yard, acorn r heated by La- trobes and range, Pert mod Tn conveniences, Zoo location. Can be rented he session of Congress; half square of street cars: 31 1 Qstreet. nov2i-6t —FIRST FLOOR, 4 rooms, well farn” housekeeping and basement.” Also, sec- ond floor. partly furnished: modern ovemients, ; locality desirable. Terms moderate. street northwest. Fo RENT— 1122 uth nov2l-3t* 4 jandsomely faruished SUITE OF FRONT R 21 floor, with bath room at: tached; would suit two genta OF gent wife. Terms $25, including fire and gas; 1519 ot h stroet northwest nov2t at? BOARDING 617 Lith strest. near F. large. and small Furnished ROOMS, le ite, on second and third floors. Rent caster 3-60" ARKINSON HOUSE, 3 strost and Pennsylvania avenue. can now accommodate a few Boarders with good ROOMS and first-class BOARD at lower rates than any hotel inthe city. First-class Table Board, a8 a novié-Im* OARD:! rnished ROOMS, with first- ine BOARD. at 395 Misonriavenne, TABLE and TRANSIENT BOARDERS accommod aI = Reta and first-class TABLE BOARD, ‘aaght 10W prices, at 1100 and 1104 12th st north: poe PERSONAL. irresponsible pe sam advertised by saving’ them much time and trouble. except for advertising, unless tenants an ret 4OS-S. STETTINIUS, eal Estate Agent, St, Clon Building. n023-lw* ANTED—By a respectable party a HOUSE t rent, within ten minutes’ walk of the Capitol; must contain not less than seven rooms. Addross ~Capitol,”’ Star office. nov21-2t* WASTED By au American Girl + Sarre Ca chambermaid, can assist in wi ud \eoning. ‘Apply at 1204 G strect, between on it and an j Ww, NTED—By @ respectable white — a SITUATION as first clans cook, washer ant ironer in @ private family. Please eee me f) Star office. ForRE TSY With Praga board. nee T RO 2 floor, with window, sananiotee reutlosman ant wifeot 13 th tlemen, with a private family, at No. set he street northwest Fo RENT—Furnished ROOMS ina ra a = ¢; elegant parlors. Also, etifal gaiton second floor; bath room, with hot and tral loeat 15 sd wi 12th street, Between | Cs ad “it streets northwest OR RENT—A_ FLOOR, handsomely ey entirely private, consisting of parlor, bed rooms, and bath room, all lern conveniences, in a private family. 'To a responsible party without children rent muerte Centrally located. References exchan; paiy,t8 10 JOS. 8.8! ‘TINIUS, Real Estate Agent, SP oud Building. no’ VOR RENT—Large and handsomely furnished the Terrace. WaAxtenns Pei PERSON will furnish uae cook an een emmy oper of wice edey, nt hor *: 3 once or twice own “Marketman,” Box 5, Star office, now2)-2t* ws ‘P—Immedintel y—First-clana te fia iy WATTERS: wages se, to ier a oath. Fenties< can be “te ee eee » White and colored, at Omen ‘907 D st. Mrs. Louise erat BUTLE fat 3 ANTED-A f Std | MAN to learn und Lepr piunEo! pag sata Feanayivania Sy x YOUN ADY - earn the art o C4 artistic irement ai oe ape at DILLON’S Gallery, 1 Pa uve eed “nova ANTED— le, indus- it WOMAN, to ak fs A omy fam at ‘hi ‘Apply to' 1933 Tif sireee north Dorthorest. he- wale A ir nov-3t* ANTED—AGENTS for the largest and best ll kage in ing Lemony Pac! the World. at fet tains 15 paper, 15 envelo| holder, golden jevand i picen of aisabia ie eieeiry, Complete. amy age. with ciogant Ls ue Pina inhignable fanty st, or ioe pechnges, w dry BI” Solut Gold Patent Lever Watch free ¢ ely, 81. RIDE & CO., 769 Broadway. N. agents. “BRIDE & CO., 769° Broadway. 3 ¥ V JANTED—TENANTS for four unfurnished ROOMS, 24 floor, suitable for housclooping: 1524 K street northwest. Rent §15. nov Went a 8 BUuens. Los ofa sleeve buttons, and teeth and gums. One trial asked. z the favorite dentrifice, at all icag pm eit. novi6-tr TO WINTER—Within 2: Good gable, Adres LOU 920 F street nw. novid-hn 7 FOE NTY gEAND WARRANTS WILLIAM H. BECK. corner Louisiana ave- une and suvsteeet. near Cig Hall novit-hn* WANTED MECHANICS to parchise Hoases in the suburbs, on payments of small monthly sav- ings less than their rent in the city. Sce plans at Room 3. No. 509 7th street northwest. novl-lin WwW ANTED—HOKSES to winter. Good ee W and ironing for a family of fou usiness.” Also, wanted thoroughly understand her a middle-aged WOMAN to nurse two ane ts one an int Must be well recommended. a ages. A at Restaurant in B. P. Depot, corner ih ieee te D—GENTLE W Aigeks eee, ery eras avenue, makes'a specialty Fate. 2 ‘garments to bs made at home. novid-ly CARPETS to gican at RICE’S Steam ting 4 nine avenue, betwee! Geand Sth aferts southwest. Called for so dele ered without charge. ED—T: vhs NEW aaa = oO Ww W ous 8 BUTLER, ‘gorner 5th and Stoves ‘cheap. Smoky Wiesoenaed erent, seps-tr LOST AND FOUND. cg ARRING, moun OBT—A lang JET EARRING. mounted i183 Tit street L Diack nae eos feet; brass coll ar. for ene Sone See nal ctr te deem & TAB at oenet of cmon ‘on the =o ‘two . 5 ic see cee raze ts. novaT'St oe th Feference given. Farm on 7 } a ‘ omery rs ee WOMAN t doc M«. GU — WERE SOFT, BLED FREELY — a Used Wells’ Eurcka one week. They are now fect! tly health; i6-tr ** Dp. 0. NEUL, Lafayette Hons. TL. BAUERDORE bes Removed to | 1133 Bist STREET WEST, between novi ren MANTS OW G CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEBNESS for furnishing Substitutes for District of Columbia are invited to communicate ret or by letter — JAMES McKENZ 601 P street northwest. novl6-éc* AlRVOvANT AND DRS. MADAM HOLLIS: w ¥ ited at No. ER, from N. ork,can be consul 503 E street northwest.” ‘She can tell bames and ages; of lowes and gains; business affairs and mar- ages. | She brings together the ee causes speed: Satisfaction given, or money refi Fee from a ognts = Ds tin No gentlemen. ms, en suite or single, at 1213 K street,on nova)-3t* vOR RENT—A five-room HOUSE, Stable and vacant Lot attached; water in the’ verd. Apely wt 1439 P street. Dad anioating, oowith OE FENT_ AL 406 ih atroct, botwoon LORS, cach ol aes urs. Fe, — comfortable secaaes HORSE Be D3 THOS. HOW AGGMAN S40 ith at, nov-3t TH Forse RENT—Paroiin or lv prctecenty toons and one square the Cantal _N6TS ata 2d street southeast. nova-3* Fe a elegantly he SE on the line of 1 ith trecteat — ise ton rots end ol he modern im: 100 p tht at tires a eee paremee ger edi 3 oe Leng taeiG of those handsome and central: ee BOveRS Well arranged, on sg! street, > writh, all Coneenianoas. responsible t party. ‘Apply on premivony No. 1333 lense on ,,OR RENT—A handsome nearly new threo- k 2 nine momed BRICK HOUSE voor the War De. has all the conveniences: large ant, &e; Tent feng, per month. Applyto B. 1. H. WARNER, state Broker. {OR RENT—To Senators, Members of Congress - feat only strangers, and others, a large number of first- clase ROOMS, with or without Board. Also, a few = unfarni! Rooms, centrally Sea seve- I handsomely furnished private Houses. JOS. 8 STETTINICS, Real Estate Agent, St. C ing. OR RENT— No. 724 lth st. n.w., with 11 rooms; wi papered and painted; 8H. 0. SL st. ue. Grooms, SIT Two Frame Houses on ae bet. 9th and 10th sts. ‘F001 WApply to ALE ERT F. FOX. Real Estate Agent, nov’ any obtained Pe legally and aaa fie! = State for incompatibility terial. “Feo after decree. Add E. SIMS, 37 Ashiand Block, Chicago, Ti. oct? Iy 'VORCES legaliy and quictly obtalned for tn D company, jresidomce wnnecesary. ¥. Wve yeare "Goon: RICH, Attorney'at Law, 196 Bearbora ra ateeet, Chie cago, A®Tt#OLoer. DAME ROSS. Siento of ‘tel omioealiey, . describing ing out your enemies, and informing you you way to swecess in strictly $120. PROFESSIONAL. R. DUKE. Dentist, 414 7th street sou! 2h RN: UNIO: TOE N. de C8E BC; when S03 corey ‘9th and Penns nia avenue, ma} bedaily consulted. His system only safe, certain. painless, and effectual. Lndiesand children attended ax sus octd-3m_ H. oe. = B. B. CLAUGHTON, sand \sellors-at- Lave, ‘Washin on City, D. C., Office : yy eo jana Ceara Residen ». 207 E street west. Practice ia the Courts of the District, the Court of Glaims, the Supreme Court of the United States, and the Government Departments. sepl9- iow Fe R ne ar = ae SUT with all modern improvements; can bo rented at | $29, sth street. opposite McPherson Monument, | Washi ee cc ue we Pere h street, uear fice, ruewiy-furnished ROOMS. In private fonilys en snite or single. with modern improvements. sui Me for Congressmen or others. One Hall “Bed: wise 10, advat a snug four- a mith bie "HOUSE, sammer kitchen attached. sth east, between © and D. Kes ae No'gal afters. . m. novi3-4t* {OR RENT—Near the Arlington, 15361 — handsome PARLORS and other and small, either by the floor or single: ‘al cen conveniences, SOR bgt 2m PLEO t northwest. soe rent Pe aired! bly array ranged, and centrally ve, 4 bathrooms. Or RENT—On € Pour: Hut, fecee oe abe 4 WILSON, 311 Tth street. noviT-6t FOR SEEN OR SALES Handsomely | FUB- NISHED HOUSE, zee ey "ia A stat New York avenue, Washington, D. novi? FORT car FURNISHED APART. MENTS, consiating of > Room, all communicating with extra bedroom paired, with first-class pr H corner 18th 17-6" (OR SALE— : SE, Fore aA Bee the same. wo cen ts. W. WM | eee York avenue. Eero eo aera ae . Sane Seceee de fae a Sait ; paaens : SCHUTTER « Pt FRESCO, eee MEN’ ription of ORN ea TLV) ry desc PNY and pia "AIN I y PAINTING, sereimile Room 71 7 10 E carest ‘northwest. augil-ly WASHINGTON, D.C. 6 Fre OEE rc. TERTS, BIBER Tree of Dental Surgery, and of Rush Medi- urgery lege of Chicago, 401 7th street u.w. ing children's tecth, 3 cents MEDICAL, ce. coumnited ev every 1 “te t. from 1 guickiy« eared Ot ard street, ee A ula by Dr. Darby, oYivania avenue. Dine! Tepes, ‘Ov satisfaction or no charges. , ocman ter a> Boostnom con patients, ‘T “ARHOOD RESTORED. F°Rt RENT Ry B.H. WARNER & CO band F sts. n w., mod. imps......rent low. . and Pa. ave. a scien reat ie, No. 1126 Wth st.. furn.. 19 rs... No. 720 13th st. now. 13 rs. Nw. cor. lth st No. 1412 and hw Betreet se : 2ist nw. » 0G aw, wo 10 N «t. now. a 716 iith st. oo No. 104 C st. ne fh Northwest cor. 6t! a» No. 610 7th st. «. a No. 116 6th st. se ry No 1704 ath on » st. - s New be & 126 Fst 31 Now 11. 1235 6th 1428 and » 1010 and » 313¢ z wy No.5 -s i338 4 a Now. a = = - = laware ave.. near Ist and K_ 2 28 Bat 5°. 6 rooms. gus and water 417 3d st. n.w...6 rs. and water. Park st. n.e., T TOOMS, T. inssesnee and 7 Foundry PRC Oeeeee... 8 NOTICE-SPECIAT. IMPROVEMENT TAXES id at a very bor ie. All pads of J curater bongragd diy: SY BER iy sepi-ly Hall Room, Metre pes Bank Builds INVESTED IN STO: $50 cor rere Bate La sheet Write for 7 book book. M. A atoms of Wall street, and TPRRE “uN ae oct ty Bankers and Brokers. 48 Drentwes Ny PIANOS, & HALLEr DAVIS & CO. The Medel of Honor aud Cortipeate of Distinct awarded the M DAVIS & COs, 7 Dipeieat AND SOU AR PIANOS, for “volume a t “best construction and exc of workmanship,” Originality of design. artistic skill, with “ae mechanical devices for s-curing permanence of tune Special distinction is awarded their upright Pianos See official report SCY, 811 9h strect northwest installments, Old Pianos ox- hows Pianos sold changed. Datta snes, Hi jor all exsenti: pianos. They are thus ackn mr tadiard the 1314 Penney Iwan 1316. Pennsylvania will rent 140 619 1515 1256 Sth northwest, 9 rooms, mod. conveniences New Cottage at Mount Pleasant haw FOR SALE. PSAY Goad 0 Roper ore et zetnaredaen whe deere REAT BARGAINS OFFERED TH WEEK ee ies and 1916 Pennsylvania. avenue, in Women's pinta yand Fox Gaiters, vege xed, Laced G Pic the market. 25 to $1.0; Women's f $2; French Kid Kid Button, sim to & ren hoes, conte up. See the g1te ‘Men * SGalvare at _novil tr 25 F 7 ee 8 CENT. SAVED ae. L. HEILBRUN'S CHEAP SHOE STORE, No. 402 Irn St., Two Doors Anove D, N.W. 200 Goat Best Goat Side Lane, Button. ei J. GEORGES, 1 18 FASHIONABLE BOOTMAKER, No. 2118 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 2ist and 22d streets. First-class Custom Work made st the shortest no- eat Fall Goods ‘my own make at very reasonable chiar Pree Sie in Congress Gaiters by patent NATTAN'S ¢ "Ss CRYBTAL AL DISCOVERY "RPEIRREE 8 SOIRE UR wr ccasioual ARTHUR NATTANS, Drussist, Progriaer. povis-tr ‘Bi and D streets northwest. GOLD'S WARM-AIR FURNACES. Gold's Centennial RANGE. Steam HEATING and PLUMBING. Cast Iron and Machine WORK. ‘Tin and Wrought Iron WORK. - CHANDELIBES, largest variety of new patterns in the city. SMITS, BIRGE & CO., ping? Judges of Awards have Mewrs. WM. DI of HONOR and MEDAL of MERIT Concert Grand, Parlor Grand, Square and Prot : Inter. Conmempeenes Evuiution, | 12m0 5 1-0. al - mc most Ee re et T23 fect pianos known, ‘Don't fall to oer = Also, a namber of other houses, BURDETT ORGANS a «peciaity. which a be given by application at the of B. Ww Co”, 9T6 F street, oppo, Masonic G. KUHN, Sote A. A ny oct tr 407 With street. above JOR RENT! FOR RENT! . 4 935 H northwest, 15 rooms, wnun, remodeind) KNABE . hisaal Highest Award at the Centennial. The United States Centennial ymmission and the nimously decreed te 7 ‘LOMA i NABE & ©O., Upright Pianos, By the. me ee of awards ado Pianos of all ved Medals of precisely the same charac ter, Wal the trae toto mete appear say in the re ports of the pudges soromy ‘img the med: The propounce the Knal ‘anos to be the best om and ex- Koxbe award of Instrument, as ie department. etait ot ar quays PIANO 423 Lith street, & few doors north x ‘romeyivents erenue. eo teace Seen aeipeeat ectertns Ser. and rent on Most accommedating terme. pairing promptly attended to —_—__—_— BOOKS AND STATIONERY. AT SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN'S. Italy from the Al Bina. By TA. With ranks of ittratne 82s Dore's ‘Cotes ‘se Ancient Mart 0. Principles and Acts of the Revolution. Niles. $3. H wt ish Thought in the Bighteent ‘entury. Leslie ‘Ste . Two ve i) istory of French Litera tare. from its Origin to the Reni . Heary Yan iia cken $5, Rea ot tees Graham Me. aterialistm an nid Marti 7 i me and the New Faith. a C. Stedman, 75 cents. Outlines of Lee =s the History ‘of Philosophy. Elmendorf, +g i ye — nin Armor. illustrated, 5. Loi Places, England. Three rolumes. Wenderholme, @2. Sea fore and rie. a, Thacker. ONS & MAN, _novlé-tr 911 Pennsyivania avenue Tes ‘TAN, sat’ es Sebuyter. ‘American peas, 7 eres Se Living Too Fast. by dams; *-Oliver Optic.” Hy Jnnard s Ki a A - Miss A. SL Dougias. hh Chin Les Civilization of the Western Barba vif of Rubin’ ‘s. by George H. Calvert The Broken Mallet, by J. H. Matthews. a oe pring. by HAMAR TYE, | mers 5M 8. nite chet of th ~ e 5 yILLIAM nov3-tr New ax vr i ANTLY ILLUs- RATED BOO! Skeleton in Armor. by H. W. Longfellow, ele- | enn Hinsirated Soa hin ‘b,Masic, oy F Biazenno’ “ Rime of the Ancient Mariner, by 8. ppang ilustrated by Gustave Dore. Large fol.o, 10. sete ny Mam tee ek eee EACH, ‘TO BEAT TWO (2) ROOMS. lpactoigelpeieigiengbeeatl *