Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1876, Page 2

_ EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THRSDAY December 7, 1976. Reading Matter on Every Page. pace sworn Daily Circulation ever 15,000,—being more than three times that of any other daily paper in Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers in the city added together. To Business Men. On account of the pressure of both news and adver tisements upon oar columns. at the present time. and to enable Tax Star to be circu! it the earliest hour possible each day, advertisers are requested to eond in their favors as early in the day as practicable. ‘They must be in hand before 12 o'clock to insure in sertion the same day. and they onght to be in as much earlier than that as is pessible in cach case ‘The Brooklyn Horror. The later reports concerning the frightful calamity at the Brooklyn Theater show that the loss of life was even greater than our dis- patches of yesterday set forth. The inquiry oecurs why this great loss of life We are informed by those ac- quainted with the position and surroundings of the Breoklyn Theater. that the theater building embraced within its walls the post Office. the police station, the Sanday Sun of- fice, and Deltrich’s hotel. It was literally enclosed in a hollow square—the audience reached their seats through a hall-way lead- ing to and around the rear of the first circle. Atul J of this the stairs commence lead- ing to the upper circles. Experienced theat- rieal people concur that the loss of life was entirely confined to the upper circles, and to those on the stage that attempted to save their wardrobes before making their escape. Manager Ford's theory is that the fire was burning for some time in the scenery above the stage, and the carpenters endeavored to extinguish it before any alarm was given—a ceiling piece of scenery screen- ing it from the audience and acts for a while; but the carpenters cut away the ropes at last. and the burning material fell upon the cetling piece, which is used in the last act, and ignited it, and the rest of the scenery nearest the stage. At this moment the panic evidentiy occurred. and the hall and stair- way were choked up with a frantic, frightened crowd. The fower floor was soon cleared, but the smoke impeded and finaily suffocated those in the upper circles some time before the flames reached where they fell, swooned and lifeless. Manager Ford says that this is but the see ts of a loss of burning of théa The first was mond theater, in I*11, and t there was very similar to the Brookly ror. ‘Our thea n such emer- geneies with fac’ tional has a pax large doorwaysopening out tothem. Both of the upper cireles have separat> stairways Jeading out of the house without going through The 3 rh side, a) the vestibule. The stage al-o lias a largedoor ‘on the rear alley.as well as doors on the open passageways adjoining It is understood that in this city since the Richmond fire, near ten million auditors have visited places of amusements and lec- ures without the slightest accident occurring, and in the entire country it might be claimed that a thousand million have been enteriained Without mishap. Consequently, fearful as this terrible calamity appears, it does not Prove our theaters to be by any means dan- gerous Sh: We Have Mexican Politics? The returning boards of the three disputed states have as the result of their canvass of the votes of those states declare| the election of the Hayes and Wheeler etors, thus add - ing 19 votes to the 166 previously held by the republican candidates for President and Vice President, giving them nominally the 185 electoral votes requisite fora majority. But from all three of these states counter claims come in behalf of Tilden and He dricks, lacking, however. the endors: of the returning ‘boards and of ernors of the respective states. Fro gon, also, the claim ix presental of a democratic electoral vote for Tilten and Hendricks on the mimi of the in- eligibility of one of the repu' This claim is strengthened by th the governor of that state has commis ademocratic elector. If this vote is counted for Tilden of course it elects him, but natu- rally the republican party will make vigor- ous opposition to being counted ont in Oregon, just as the democrats will to being counted out in Louisiana. The complicated question is now precipitated upon Congress; one branch of which is republican, and the other democratic. How to settle it short of a descent to the Mexican style of polities is a problem that will task the best men of the country. If we have any statesmen amongst Us this complication will develop them. —— or —__ The new democratic daily made its ap- pearance this morning in quite handsome and newsy shape, and bearing the title of The Union, a much handier name for journal- istic uses than the cumbrous «Cons‘ifutional Union,” first proposel. The editorials are well written, and not too ponderous: and, altogether, the new paper makes a promising start. ) electors: ——_-<e---_____ The action of the governor of Oregon in giving an electoral certificate to a demo- cratic elector is a bit of sharp practice which only the provessional politician will endorse. Still, as Boss Tweed was wont to inquire. “What are you going to do about it?” If the twenty-second joint rule is inoperatiye, and if the vote of no state, which comes properly attested by the governor, can be thrown out, it will be the plain duty of the presiding of- cer of the Senate to count the vote of Cron: the democratic elector. This would, of course, be defeating the will of a majority of the people of Oregon. but neverthe- less it is held that the presiding of- ficer of the Senate cannot go behind the Certificates of the governors of states. Of course it may be claimed on the democratic Side that this affords only an offset to the action of the retarning boar! in Louisiana; but supposing the latter to have been frauda- lent, two wrongs do not make a right. In fact, the party that now counts itself in by fraud or by sharp practice will be pretty cer- tainly counted out by the people at the next election. ——___-«e«. A new complication has been added to the electoral muddie in Florida, it will be seen, and the democrats return a set of Tiklen elee- tors. ——_~+e---__ Mar-hal Concha, of Spain, estimates the total force of the insurgent Cabans at only 5,900. He recommends that they be isolated in the woods and kept there. This is a virtual admission that the insurgents cannot be con- quered. Keeping an army of 70,000 men in Cuba to isolate the insurgents Is rather an expensive operation, and it might be cheaper in the end to make peace with them at once. Marsha! Concha himself was not long sinee commander-in-chief of the forces In Cuba, and his views on Cuban affairs are therefore worth noting. ——__-<+e-___ ‘This ts a curious position of affairs. The elec‘oral vote was declared yest-rday in all the s.»tes, and yet nobody today, republican OF denwwerat, fags adie to say who is Presi- dent. ———_-~<+e- -__ If many more deaths from hydrophobia oc- curring from the bite of Spitz dogs are re- ported, that particular breed of canines will soon become unpopular. Another case of this kind occurred on Staten Isiand on Sunday last, the vietim being a boy «ix years of age, ‘who was bitten in July last. It is suggested they are compelled to confoss their inability Weare it, | visited New Orleans at the request of the | of the Presi | This seems a fair view totake of the matter. | their work, those states will cease to be | Representative Wood, of New York, was | perhaps technichally right yesterday when | he de send informal reports to Cotgress, such as | the report of the committee whic recently President. Senator Sherman in his remarks | yesterday, however, held that it was the duty it to submit the information relative to the Louisiana election to Con- gress, as there was no matter of more import- ance than the questions connected wit! the canvassing boards and making of a Prosi- dent of the United States. He for one would vote for the printing of the report of the de! gation sent out by the National Democratic Committee, believing that the country should be placed In full possession of all the facts. Let both reports be printed in order that the people may judge for themselves. ne anaannny Now thatthe returning boards ot Louisiana, Florida, and South Carolina have got through points of special interest. That interest will now settle in Washington. and will centinae here until the counting of the votes in Febra- ary, at least. NATTANS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR THE HAIR, ron Bl hd GRAY OB FADED HAIR TO RAL AND YOUTHFUL COLOR ‘tops the hair fs fod to restore ube color tn three to icn day. Contains nothing whatever of an unhes q Poisonous nature. Does not req ik not soil linen or the finger nails; nor in st d against the Sul. ‘atv’ markets. Has peen used for nearly eight Years now with constantly incremsty anTiin MM NATTANS, Drwscist, Proprivtor, ‘2d and D str northwest. jel the authority of the Presideat to | YY WwW Apply 622 Virg’ Un al <r ener required. W: ANTED-A ¥ Shor Basiness, white pre NTED—A first clay CHA the Parkinson Homes, corart Peonsylvania refs southwest Wachee amt reness rnired 4 MBERM AID. at street fan for Cham: city refer. B and, 1 NTED—Two perma Bi private family: chambs me woders Z mse: central: ly GIR H at. ne TED- with some farnitur, pfornished ove and a4, pract to take a or so, of ise, MIG E street northwest, and keep Table Board; success guaranteed ARD and ROOM ining sit thwesl ar Apply as ie Wi ANTED—By a ding House Ecntieman M experience it fortable HOME, is lessons em telat €9 pet 1422 Pennsy Ivan am doc? -3t" ly WwW can make himself generally useful; salary not 69 Wate ies Freneh and German for you 81 per month: epecial attention’ paid to pronuncia: Lion and conversation. 13th four grewn persons. we ANTED—A young ‘Rood address. desir TU, ned tional TION wh Addo 3° inuch an object as permanent employment |. X., Star office nie d R* ANTED—At onc. —Thren CHAMBERMATDS: I WAITRESS 2NURSES, 1 Restaurant COOK’ ory ent HOUSEKERPER, ma Ket rose ferred. at the Select alee Office, rele F street, between 1th and west. one that can streets nor jeer St OLARS for her Satu No 524 REIBL sia more jay’s achool of ple and children; stroot north dec? -3t JANTED—A middle aged whit city reference, to do. the wo st io WOMA rk in a fam Apply at 37 Estreet north: wu KNABE & €O.'S CELEBRATED PIANOS REC agape hited Shenson PRIZE centiricath, oF piste TON FOR GEN Parlor Grand. V, MeCammon’s favorite for Concert ‘Gem Square Pia anos and factories for Sale and Rent on the most rea pablo terms. ‘Tuning and Repairing prom tended tat REWHENBACH Ss: ANO WAREROOMS, 423 Mth st., dect-Im_ doo P RRIVAL OF ROSENDALE CEMENT. pre? Barrels of LAWRENCEVILLE ROSEN: ENT discharging at my wharf. This Coment ip the beet Iw this market © concreting, and is sold as low as L. WM. GUIN. 623 Lonisiai Ww are first clase BOA SO2 M street uorthweet Ww? WwW ist with wi Street northw ANTED—Bya nd. English beat of reference, UDAN'S, No.'806 18th stres et. mea, K dressmaker and jenne cail or address SYLVI ey ashington, D.C cod Bt ANTED—To Rout, a small HOUSE. of about 5 Tooms, or same «pace in larger house; terms must be low, and tocation somewhat central. Sond viam Star office. deot-2t* D—A competent h_ cook wishes « TION in a private family; she can Call TANTED—By a respectable SITUATION ase =" place: non. clty reference given ¢ hing and it iruaiegs or wou jase family need apt Gall at S24 Bink dee oung Woman, & be willing to as take s on Be ‘urnished Hi HOUSE ASSIE. 934 F FSa RENT—Four ROOMS, pleawatly = qi = w., furnished lished. a7: Taaaire of P eer ROOMS on a No Sia street northwest. quired. } OR RENT—Three anfurniahs ai foor and two in third story; terms modorate, Apply 713 i street northwest. it Fore iandsomcly Farnicked Roo Ms modern. fmprovenm Pleasantly Lcacnt, BOARD if desitvd — OLitheretn wat Fok RENT—0n ah fandtcheap; suitable for ony Purp. 819, i street, pear seh )R RENT—Threw Yafersishnd ROOM it. for light housek th alt cniences, Apphy a G3 Kutrest north KF modern eviet. furnished BOOMS, sec = or, gas, bath, and use of Piano: mos! dosirasts ith of without BOARD. front_room: foatherh exposure, gas © nicel having a NT—Al 1427 Sth street northwest, a niet bi 0; BES A strest sot formation inqw in the rooms; ith or with FS furnished PARLOR in the most contral wed genteel section of the city, at reasonable terms. In Pen ae F treet horthwest, of E. B dec? Im FOR RENT AND SALE. __FOR _—e AND — FG PENT S19 eh sire ished, PARLOR and BED! room on second, and two commanicatsin third floor, F'O8 RENT Mice sare. aa Chonse established im 1388) itable for en their wives or single gentlemen F°8, RENTS and BED attached. FOR BENT—8 nicely rene, fine yard, lary trobes and range, with Can be rented ly Furniss! ROOMS, on shite or single, for members or Senators. within tyro matuares of the Arlingt ress BL.” RENT— HL street See | f wind W rooms. bath room. at brick stable. me to De ye ‘Sth and D streets nortnwest applied 1 gute cit..) sliver, far mann ey ee stables and coach roms for ences, (KO jets mons, RC. Also, acres in the most pictures, mile from the Boundary rate to responsible count of travels of the owne For particalars maine at No. 613 F street north west, GR. F-M. PRT: nove? 19t OR auras a 924 F str et northwest elegant ROOMS and excellent Board, by the nay, week or month. nov3s- Im Fo RENT—The large STORE, No. 1114 F street northwest: rent #40 per month in advance, Apply to Dr. JAMES E. MORGAN, 903 E street northwest now23. Im NT—A large PARLOR furnished as a ‘ne: ROOM, south front, 1917 Ponnsylrania r jt ‘T—Eleganily Furnished ROOMS, en r singly, with Board, at No. 132% Lstrect deo6- st" containing six street, bys: 2" northwest. —BRICK HOUSE, in good order. Sthetrecte northwert dec NO) OR RENT—Two ROOMS, south front. B TING ROOM and BED ROOM commu 1235 Maseuchusetts avenue northwest. doe Fore room tween 4t en in & comfortable and 4 references exchanged. TANTED—Two @ La TLEMEN, to cation unsurpassed. NTED—A Lady having no children of herown. would BOARD snd INSTRUCT, two or threo rm oceupy a well furnished oom in a private family, feith Apaly decd GEORGES’ WEST END ais pROOT AND SHOE eS nT aoe ounsy vania avenue 00 The finest CUSTOM WORK fuuds at ame, diate notice, mee easy ‘at and fall sattefnc tion warranted. On hand a large stock of o<: fine BOOTS, SHOES, and GAITE. RS, o e. at rate prices, Having made the Attine of tender or delvoate fe a study, those who desire comfort would do well to New Elastics inserted in Congress Gaiters by a pat- ent machine. Price $1. __ dee? tr Yet a Little. “While, AND THE OPPORTUNITY IS GONE. BE JUST TO YOURSELF. AND . A GOOD OVERCOAT ow A HANDSOME SUIT rnow OUR IMMENSE BANKRUPT CONSIGNMENT 1 FINE WINTER CLOTIING, Amounting to $108,000, AND winictt, ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS OF THE FOLLOWL LETTER, We are selling WITHOUT ANY EGARD WHATEVER FOR THEIR ACTUAL VALUE. . Lith, 1376. wry ily stn Ww ws ANTE ED—A OW. aunty farm, near Alexandria, Address, with D—An Eng! Wis Miecinon aw SETUA. ernese in’a family, or morning and afternoon, ments. Acquirements: G. —- and singing. Address ‘Alpha,’ Star office. leek espectable and ‘competent WO MAN to cook, wash and iron for eamall fam: eh PPIY, with ‘Yecommendations, at 712 13th dees. Sy ANTEDSA SITUATION by stands cooking in all its branches. one wh, se willing to pay good wages need apply, at vig33 treet northwest. pat 903 jails, te ‘Treatment pain! ANTED—Mme. SCHULTZ, the ear ses 0. dist. attends Jadiew and children afflicted with Sorns; Bunions, “ your orders, Dr. ScHUL! “nue, heir homes, Se nw ania s dees-3t with «mall family, to be 1320 7th stre Apply 4 ten rooms, W: street. betw G TED— orasn mil HOTEL, nin avenue or ad Storeroe location, ce. ‘a first class Ht ST. cat h street prefir suitable for the lady. accustomed to t ‘TION ‘as resident go English, French, = FARM HAND, a marriet a good hand with for one week or Bur- THOS. WALSH. WASTEP_Honsks at Livery; and attention give per month Gates Aso ly understands the care of E sts. zen Fo RENT—Two Furnished ROOMS, ‘wit without Board. 1314 L street, opposile Fr lin Park = dees-3 For Ry nicel NT—PARLOR it ROOMS, sing! hear lith street. Prices mod- dees-3t* apt « family without children, arnished WOUMS. second Wa nituceed ween O and P streets. Inq the premises, No. 1424. dees st" ne PARLOMR. south trout, senitable for S ‘and BAC! i A street #0. oe LOT G ma ae SOR RENT One two-story BRICK HOUSE, siz fae, and, water: newly papered and » 1510 Sth street uortiwest Enquire northwest. 3. —pestrable FETS K MOUSE, south. Market and First sts., Goorgetown 12 rome, porehts and ganten; rent redaced to $4 7 224 Fx. novas2w anal on a on the Ist Decom ing part of the large Brick BUILD. ING No. 58 High «treet, Georgetown, Inquire in the office of the Potomiac Insurance oun any. in the same building. now Fe KENT—One BRICK HOUSE, cight rooms, bathroom, all vem newly ound the hous: Inquire at 403 nov23 2w OR RENT Location Central —& “lady and gen: theraan nted and papered me 1005 Maryland avenue south. Jd rent one or tw: furnished. with w ard ye a of Apply JOS gonit, St. tie Cloud Build 'g. carriage if Nivs. $, Reel Estat TAG % ‘on D sircet, nd southeast; $15 in advance to a careful tenant, next dor now’. ce ey in For ke ST _One of thowe heat six -room HOUSES on 9th street. betwee Koquire of JAMES LAC: RE Y, ‘922° F street north: “nov2-Im SOR RENT—A first class RESIDENCE, with all modern improvements. No. 1515 RB. 1. avenue, a iene ott gente lar piy todd. eli ations in ington. EDD. 1402 Math street. wer Wore vid floor suite of handsomely frmichel ROOMS: south front; cloeaae hot and il water, &:.; near several lines of cars, 933K jecs-2t* SOR RENT— Nicely furnished PARLOR anil ; commnnicating, single or en suite, OR RENT—Three ele it SUITE: oi sons, F suitable for members sf Congress: Aleon covered Gace rouse. all newly cio gi with xo writhest 19 6th street north Ow F° | REBT STORE Ean DWETEING. mora ences yOR Bien two Bexl-roome rks; location very desirable. red “Apply-at the pretisar dec can rented separate FLINT S, 523, and 825 Vermont aveng Arlington'He a FS RENT—#0 per month—A new ae BRICK Hol B. containi bath room, with all the modern Improv 913 Rotreet, between 9th an JOth streets ( Ari DER. Nati tig is, near Western To a derivable party reut moderate. 1302 9th street | will rent Gelling eeparate on one Inquire 1134 northwest deos 2t* | 18th street northwest oval 3w* VOR RENT—S01 © streot southeast, ROOMS to F RENT—Tos cual family, part of HOUSE gle persons, or for housekeeping to a small No. 1002 South B street; pleasantly situated, ra Jas larg, fronting on Peunsylvania, apponite Sitheoutan grounds. faquire on the prem: ane ai nova Fe RENT—1307 Hi strect, three desirable un- furnished ROOMS, southern exposure. 0c30-5w FPGE RENT Handeomely | Farnished ROOMS Without board, on first_and second floors, front: ing south; suitable for Member or Senator; two squares of Arlington Hotel and one square of Hamil ton House. Also, other Rooms. Neighborhocd ex L'street, between Mth street and Ver fOR REN’ rT A picasant third-story Ri OM, front Terrace.) Apply to B Sd or back: ms ed; with heat, gas and board: tn wis in. tgad he ppinion of = great Bank, corner 1th street and New York ave- A office family, at @ moderate rent. Ad roms O-> TOOT Pasta M In justice to Dr. E. ~ =z. have examined all pre F ‘OR 1 OUSE GOT New Jersey a jums which I bave seen nue, nine rooms. gas and water. and good yard. ears in, the United Kent $3) per month. Apply t W.-C. JOHNSON, ~ Wes SCREKA No. 718 ih street northwest. novil-3m PROF. B.C. SANDER- JOR RENT $2 —Nine-room BRICK HOUSE, nova7-tr #r $2) per mouth. Stree teary Wi Arving street, near 7th, a ARTED Two Furnished er Unfurnish = ——_ ars: , Mitert n. w._ al ROOMS, with Bourd, in a private family, f —A pleasant Furnishel FRONT | [OR SALE NGE OR RENT—Six new tleman, wife anda three-year old child. Address, 1023 oth street, between K and L HOUSES’ with ius Toone, collet and sede ame oe Star office. nov22-Im dee5-St* _ | conveniences in each, on @ street, between 16th and Wik Wom N. ie ieee reteare) iy ‘NG MEN and few YOUNG Operating. Ly UNION soit INSTRUC: Hable Bros., Wash aston, Be: I or wrtt Meg Tie cavtissss tf tee kewl of <— ——— axe | TOS CORFARY coe ne . Was vi = . Cat the Ron bog ai moog a. ee ington. nov22 2w* * muck oblige goods ee YOUNG MAN to learn the Photo- inake immediate wh a sn Do aot regard the FOR S Pasig oe anand particulars apply st ralue of the goods, but sell at any price, aud sell at | DILLON 'S Photograph Gallery, 1227 Penbarivania ‘aus aah sre ANTED—A YOUNG LADY to learn the art of i i Winveching Negatives—a_ very nporcant and AUDILLOWS Gallery, 1328 Pa tersens, nea eo? canadensis ANTED-HORSES, TO WINTER Within 2 hese om ser of fi a mt atyies an mot superb P. SHOEMARET, 930 F sect. So noise fabrics ever offer in ready. el ing Riigecmeaimameman laut ge | WWaNTan oUNTy CAND WARRANTS. st probably four times the price weare offering | gue and sthatieet, near City Bale Oa in iene for HABLE BROTHERS, FINE CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS, pee Peakes a specialty of | te en to know that ‘bant Pe poner 1 OLL Now York to be cutting garments ‘nevid-ly TEDSA WOMAN to do cooking, waning persons. War simaale-s ironing for a family of four decé tr 400, Corner 7th and D streets. RovGERs’ ner WwW NTED-CARPEAS (5 giean af RICR'S Steam SUPERIOR ENGLISH “% brs ei Le Bi er cred without charge. PLATED TABLE KNIVES AS LOW AS $5 TABLE CUTLERY. ALSO, BEST QUALITY AMERICAN, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. PER DOZEN. d6-tr M. W. GALT, BRO. & Co. No. 43 Tim Sr. { newasprane }}iu‘3. HOLIDAY GOODS! With fall line of PAPERHANGINGS, WINDOW egiaerer, agent band's Stoves ‘cheep wm? LOST AND FOUND. return to Mrs. BRUWN'S, 'S. northwest. STA light red SETTER DOG, named Dash; months old. "Ai and end of tail white; bine beral rewi on EFT ON THE FUBLIC DESK OF BEESSRS. noon — ae ft name oi wit'be Lon RING. reward LEWIS JOHNSON be paid by leaving it nt Messrs, or B.S. ELL = ed will TTS, 106 and 1S. iniait with gold and sil reward dee? - EA re. liberal be paid for its return, uninjured, at t thie A CHECK ON THE BANK Dee. TON, dated aids for thirty dolls, SHADES, PICTURE FRAMES, &c. Now open at | drawn hy me; payable tomy ordcrend endineed by ane, by lost, and payment is stopped. MARKRITER'S, dees St" . KEITH. No. 439 SEVENTH STREET, between Dand E street SF Texms Casn decd-3t" ULE, MARIE OTT. FRENCH DRESS. Se recthene. ond ome Ports btsaly teenies a fw o i fitine by the day or hour. alee Soe rout ing and in ng | y ety 1 i, Dpenide: curt Pu sivrtcat no es “ae TEibeaMay “i309 7m st. Bw. Ferguson's Old Stand. T Ea. TEAS OF CHINA AND JAPAN. Large assortment of GREEN TEA, BLACK TEA, (VIA RUSSIA.» “SPRING LEAF TEA" AT 60 CENTS A POUND. worably with tea at 1.25 ga waitl convince any one of fee seperier Raver. Com A deo6-2t a deck 3t ee tos Sree earl, Ho™=5 one a Hrs, ‘O pours, WITH- AMERICAN [NG Ma- at the Stables of . B. OLCOTT & SON. decS-6t_Tatreet, betwen istiand Hab wortiwest “(LADIES FASHIONABLE FURS. Lis 7 Monda ght, between 1 Fea jo KE. between 2d and northwest. O8T—Probably on 7th street, between northwest, a Polished pa Se Ack etree Hiacis- bp brings Cg ee and 12 o’clock, 2d streets, going ‘Sd streets, — apa Nave REWARD —This amount would be Sortiwest alae bates 000 by more than one petite they tet ‘Uoe Ws HLL these valuable Dover PERSONAL. LLIS- fe No. affairs and : SRISPSS Genrer * esi G street IGN) ew rar oR 1 ia —* HO SE of eight rooms, latrot a5 1829 ott stree ELLING, 1717 RE and Db nia avenne. oly 1210 ie Pennsy afirget northwest 5 -3t* OR RENT—A two story BRICK HOU is eight room and bath; 1311 ply 1513, next door. ror RENT—A «mall FARM. ghout to miles from the Navy Yard;3) or @ acres. A. 1720 H street northwest. VOR BENT At GU}, ¥ street, Taralshed c municating ROOMS, on second Boor; also. furnished ROOMS, on third ase dees-3 Fee RENT—No. 521 i0th st. northwest. between F 7 rooms, furnished ni ‘This is chance for a spall fanny TLE SLT Sth street northwest: Ap decd -3t' bet an & HOLTZ- MAN, Agents, 940 F street north oe decd-6t SOR Lins vel rable ntl; = Be small ionic HOUSE Taal oe between nice BED £0 itooM. ‘Xpoiv at 6081 ad JOR RENT Either the holy or part ae nicely farniahed HOU getowny re street care. Rent lows Apply. to THOMAS Di are. Reni 0 THOM TT a Log R RENT — Handsmely furaished PARLO, | Rca Rookie ara at able for a Con and others 0 rent 90. Maryland avenue, 192." TOW RENT—Nicsly forslshel ROOMS so-so Of without Board; pleasant’ and aepiray focated at 333 Miisurt Seeder the a RENT-FRAME HOUSE No, 923 Massa. chusetts avenue, near Sth street northwest; cellar; newly papered and ited. 308" fit Estate x pnd pain toh Fick LEY, Real a Agent {OR REN SSE FURNISHED PAR: LOM and BEDROOM. om weoul dee: bane room closet, hot and. cold water, kere atiached: suitable for Senator or member. At NO. 1107, F | street northwest. between lth and 12t Uso OR RENT—PARLOR and two “BEDROOMS furnished, uitable for a tion, near ad en Gentrally oer og re fisted ned bra rice fama will Be farni : { desi reds ‘unexceptionable references. eee Fs, RENT—A Large Newly. pany FRONT ROOM: gas. id cold water; rent bg rect cars pate the door, “Apply 30 Stk sy tO as mee porte oC ‘north. Green No. 1520 Mth street ” Fenda eae a vate, coneetiug wr furnished, nilrmodern conveniences, ina private iui jah pea Teepnnaibie party withoct children rent dos pons S’STETTINIUS, ‘en roe SALE—HOUSE on eeree side Fstrostnceth ‘west. nearly new; lot 24 by he small ba down, balance month it peated northwest; : WMT: Corner 15th strect ana New VOR RERZ=4 few ROOMS in Te aa See Cloud iiding for Offices. treuestiee thems bebore cece Ieee ej ate L. BARBER & CO., Le Droit Bi OR RENT—Niosly Toratbed” HOOMS-crcais Pee ee re eee ponsor 0) RENT—A Ee ‘@ member or others. 7th strerts northwest. “A large, Lumber of desirable BUILDING la near by. and several hundred acres of land near the ci ‘or further information inquire of THOMAS. YOUNG, No.1336 Maw York avenue. pe ae NG. Terrace.)—Desirable ed RO Ms rither en tien rihweet, near F street. Fable wud ‘Transient porthwert, 1 atte ‘able ani 19218 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR Sone EST—Newly furnished single or unfur- nished nOOMS. ensuite, with BOARD. — dec5-6t* Bixcom NG.—Saloon PARLORS and afew ROOMS single and en suite at the SPRAGUE corner 6th and K sts. n.w. First-cl ase TA BLE BOARD. Terme moderate. decd st Baws —Very desirable sce ahem fur shed ROOMS, with pee yl ae ) ond water closets attached. sing! =. first-class ta moe CUTLER HOUSE. Ne No! 222 3d street northwest A SUITE o ig aa ROOMS, acon: A for rent, with Board, in a private sah front el rary, house te Tontene’ —— yard. the door for C pital ete. | Rooms suited for Member of Congress a1 ‘Apply at 435-0 st. mvs do-8e ARTIES DESIRING HANDS P4 RT} ne Thy SOMELY FU OMS, with BOARD, for the winter, win! do well by calling at fhe New York Avenne Hotel, corner, reetand jew York avenue. Ex- cel Table Board, by the month dec2-6t* ALBERT SES {OR RENT—1605 I strect northwest, latel: Fusihed Shit ees © Gah: Sere en si ugh fin ors cet BOARD.” Heferences sxchanged” “a IREMONT HOUSE—First cl <a Soaks T af eas than boarding-house prices. ‘Three meals cr y OURTEN HOUSE. 9292 and 924 Fat = | Misi gst_-Elegant ROOM: will exealem BOARD. re Sa EWLY: FURNISHED. SCouE, ‘ithout first-class BOARD. at No. 7'36 Iain street, between G and H PABeinson’ HOUSE, Sd street and Soaneviventa ‘avenue, can now accommodate a ith BOOMS and eS BOARD at with good 's $5 i rooms, mat imp Netaw. re at 13 “TWeeile Tth st. sw. 12 0s, td HOP ee New Honar on Qsireet. above te 116 Gh 812 Mans ©. L704 lath et New houses on 9th st aE 2 th at. Also, a large dumber of other oppo. Mannie Temple REAL Estate Bu LLETIN ‘THOS, =. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st, (Changes Made very Wednesday and Saturday} Faves Story Brick Houses for Sate. Duddington, F st. se. mod. imps. 12 ts 1 mal Hote, Pa. ave. n.w.,m.t m. imps..9 wo bom Twe-story Brick and Frame 2 Sale. “A finpa., W rs . Wee 1334 and 1 nw (bh. { amps hh), mod. imps ), tmhod. taps. 10 mod. imps, ¥ re vd. imps. Sts Cnimproved Property for Sale. t.£.¢ and N bet ree bet. RK and S Tet bet. Irth and Ith now... per ft Joth st. bet H and Grant ave. nw vA at Li n.w.. per tr. qth nw. pert pr ft ‘Shand tne por Houses for Be rent 436M .™ 1421 gst turn 25 Dunbarton +i, rived. ine 72S ith ot uw : is mod. imps Seis pisepcr Sith af 5 ra Por a further iiet of houses at ‘all rentals apply this office. uetion Sales. On THURSDAY. December 7th, at 4 p.m three-story brick hk on 11th street, bet ga wae RSDAT, December Kin at valuable improved property on Mass! between 17th and lath streets Loans. nG2-500 $1,000—Two per cont for negoting toed te HOUSEFURNISHING PALISSY WARE. Feare just in receipt of an invoice of the above celebrated goods, welected im June, from sam {hibited at the Centennial, aud imported! us. GOODS. at pleasure in nds and custom owing ow whether ¢ WEBB & BEVERIDGE No. 1009 Pennsylvania Avenue, Between Wth and Nth Streets FIOUSEFURNISHING DRY GOODS. nov2s-tr HOOE, BRO. & CU., 1328 F STREET. New and choice designs in WILTON, VELVET, TAPESTRY, THREE PLY and INGRAIN CAR PETING, LINOLEUM, OIL-CLOTHS, RUGS MATS. &e., Re. CHINA, CROCKERY, way! vARE, HOUSEF! UBNISHING Goons, NEW STOC G Br 314 7th street, above Pa. ate. SSECOND-HAND FURNITUR! STOVES, &c.. BOUGHT. and the highest cash prices paid, ‘and sold at reduced w. gUrNEare D. Cor. 18th and G ste. a rent BOOKS AND STATIONERY. HOLIDAY G@ops. My stock of Goode suitable for He May Presents i new complete, Customers will fi cir com, fort to make seleetions early. All the Standard and rated Books of the Season. Teachers Bible, tirier Cxiet and Tract Societies Editions. Work Boxes, Dressing Cases, The met complete stock of Juvenile Books tn myl2-ly NEW_ AND ATTRACTIVE JUVE. | #2 Dy ster Rows in Bicon BOOKS FOR By ibd HOLIDA: pee ‘quel to Eight Cousins, re 1 BUSINESS CHANCES. SOR SALE TAU RANT on Rs tide the No . 460 K street Fe RENT—A ure ST A siand for A well ie her L Inquire taRsTini 1 RPHY I the comforts of a ame you will do well to examine these by A SOLD AT ® A GREAT SACRE alt, « Auy one wishing id examine thie, owes bet are basing. “Apply to BATES & RYON- 208 D strest northwest . Ra te SS. GOLDSTEIN & CO, “"* LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKEKS, ESTABLISHED IN 1862, Northra Corner of Tenth and D Sereets PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON TENTH STREET Liberal Advances made ¢ Proparts to any amount and tor @ay tim Yory reason able terms Also, Goods Sold on Commission A large Stock of Gants on hand (new and second h nol very low ash nore tr To LOAs—MONEY—On ‘first-class real oxtaie security ouly. Altmost ret AX All Kinds of D. © HF. DAVES, go ine Pave L \RGE PROFITS book book, Men and Idioms o SIONAL. CVED Bis OF Pio wae 10 a. m..3 to nia avenue sw and reeiden: streets north @ec6 lim MIS 0: ctween 4 doc? 2e* oA2t G ‘atreet, text, 4146 Tu etre $5; Teeth filed, @ ing without pain, & ceuts, Ail eperasions. war Fante nctas in Ss‘ HUTTER & RAKEM AN. STS. FRESCO. DECORATIVE, ant every ORNAME STAL and PLAIN TuiNtitae seteof Tort MEDICAL, &e. BR, LEON, The Oldest sa ete © tsfrvin 1 40,8 0 clock, All Fen rom 1 to 5 oclock. All Pemalet <kiy jrured, ORice and Besidence Bo, zee vt SQSATISPAC cat re SO tle Eeenreee the ula by D se a yoath R. BUCK KL ES—Twenty years expe- ticnce in Female Diseases, Irregularities, Ov rian Tumors. Guaranters satisfaction ot no charges Business confidential. Rooms for patients. ag SF os Howard street, Baltimore —— REE FEr rsa rare a "Pa ovens, from, ae rivary Organs and anic and Seminal Weakness, ; Impotency, Premature Decay, Palptiacic of the Heart, Dim 2 Fears experience in by ‘the leading phpsic Washington e: cdoesday and Saturday sone in need Tenveieal Treatment for any of the above diseases will find 1 to their interest call upon him, sire honorable and scientific treetment? pfoutantond in every case he undertakes” This patrons to any of Venda mt Of Baltimore. and show letters of sastaetals from the same. Remember the daye and mumber of . office mar® ly COAL A Coa: AND WOOD. COAL!!! arn the most WHITE Asi COALS cf all Kinde, ing lower thau any other heuse dere scrupulously executed. cover and screened before del service. |Trede soll will find it to their mterest Cor “Ganral Oe Ofer —623 nee ge toes avenue nort! Branch PANIC PRICES! ANTHRACITE COAL from @5 per ton ap, ac- cording to quality. Maving on hand the largest stock in the District, embracing every variety, pared to fill orders e! once, without waiting for wn- ' certain arrival of Auction Coal. 2.240 Ibs. always furnished to the ton. purchasing elsewhere JOHNSON BROTHERS, ont S583 2 ) tancon's wharves, Soot ike The the chetce qualities. and to winch we ovise the = i out Enum ae oem. ' fire-lighter in ev: ‘in tase. other by all % ae ne Fer sale yaltgronerety i gy 4 i . C. CHEAP. SAFE. CLEAN. Front eaegeg PKS FORSALE. ae an Feta ight Notes Baws RIES OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Harness. At DULEY 4 C08. (Chartered by act ) a Se a ream 1509 PENN. AVE., ore OPP. U. 8. TREASURY. ne lormeriy a. HOPEIMS. on rzes, a ABH, ave: = 2S wa. PES VESEeeioat ‘ARE QUPORTUNITY —K eplendidly-mxched pe GEO, TAYLOR, LLANTYN: Ere et Sent earnest don oe si att ‘Given. . gate in the ct ‘will be sold for want of use Stable | Wal. J Yi . W.M.L., P. 0. Box No. 136. nae ES m BA VIL a ss SALEKK lates fot of second hand HAR, mrs Serorebls terms, Pumotiete containing the act Fas ‘of double ne 3 ; 4 Babies. tee. bet ee ted ai Dawe dele? | oct mn oes, Pies ERR ASS | ALE Lacun, cipen. decd 3¢: MASSEY's CH EE FE nae PHILADELPHIA X AND XX ALE, Soenh aoe ewe sauce ieephaaly MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER, GOLD'S WARM-AIR FURNACES. Gold's Centennial RANGE. Steam HEATING and PLUMBING. ‘Cast Iron and Machine WORK. ‘Tim and Wrought Iron WORK. - CHANDELIERS, of oo largest variety of new patterns SMITH, BIRGE & Co., NEW YORK AND So al ” Wocealestiow prim ‘No charge for delivery. STEPHENSON & BRO., seen Branch Othee 1313 jai ® ___ BOOTS AND SHOES. 25 P PER CENT. SAVED at L. HEILBRUN'S CHEAP SHOE STORE mB 108 Tru Sr., Two Doors Above CARRIAGES. We are Selling, at Greatly Reduced Prices, LANDAUS, LANDAULETS, CLARENCES, COACHES, ol