Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1876, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY..... December 9, 1976. __cnosny S. NOYES........ Editor. Reading Matter on Every Pa Page. Average meorn ‘Daily Cireulation erer 15,000,—being more than three times that ce any po daily paper in Washington, a equal to that of all the other daily papers in the city added | tegether. Te Business Men. On account of the pressure of both news and adver tisements upon our columns, at the present tims, and to enable Tax STAR to be circulated at the earliest hour possible each day. advertiers are requested to send in their favors as eariy in (lic day as practicable. ‘They must be in hand before 12 o'clock to insure in sertion the samme day, and they ought to be in as mach | earlier than that as is pessible in each case ————_a08-o— ‘Tke Avenue Pavement. Some time ago attention was calied, in | { that the sample of | this column, to the abamite pavement at the intersection of eonsylvania avenue and Tenth street, showed such marks of rottenness on being | taken ap, as to give cause for doubt whether it was the proper kind of pavement to be used for Pennsylvania avenue, where under he requirements of the act of Congress, the hest pavement possible was to be selected by the government engineers designated on the rommission. The contractors were, how- ever. promptly on han! with an explanation that the defects in the sample piece at Tenth street were owls g to causes which would not he experienced in laying the pavement on a large seale from Sixth street to Fifteenth street. It was held ont, too, as a reason why the work would be satist , that the Girahamite company wanted to make the avement an advertisen for procuring other it the country. A Wright. S. engi- rs upon the avenue pavement com- mission, endorsed the Grahamile pavement as combining, better than any other pave- ment, “the requisites of elasticity gmooth- ness of surface, freedom from notse, imper- viousness to water, freedom from dust, easeof keeping clean, and ease and economy of re- pair.” The same pamphlet also contained a jong article from Gen. Gillmore, the other army engineer upon the avenue paving com- mission, upon the merits and demerits of stone. asphalt, and wool pavements, which the Grahamite company evidently considered to be not only an endorsement of asphalt pavements, but of their particular kind of asphalt With these endorsements f1 the majority of the comintssion of three members—army engineers of hich standing supposed to know what they were about—there was nothiug left for the publie but to abandon their fears and to conclude. that. not only had the best pave been selected. but that these distin- guished engineer officers would see that it was laid in the best ma Bat, we regret the misgivin sed by T more than y the condi tion of th amite pave- Opposite this as orth side of ted in small e it abused Dp so infer or The sewl the Pres compl Cour ns to have o . ction. It would be requis r within 2 me: Suprense Court te —————_~e Precavrioxany.—Mr. Thomas P. Mor- an, president of the board of nnis- sioners. made written application to the Dis- triet Commissioners to-day to employ nine additional firemen temporarily to make the number complete, during the disability of about that number trom sickness and other causes, in order tohave the fores in perfect readiness during this coll snap for any emergency. That this is neces<ary is de- monstrated by the fact Uiat three dres have occurred in this city sines midnight up to the time of this writing. w property. The firemen in save further a have su Ixbips slaty ord course whi hot men teased danger of fire i ‘ling of firemen b: ual ri Il numer- One had. the Presi Cabinet and vas the their wis But perba hw shortt ‘he Hon. Over a i them off per elaim th eo when a final decision twill be far from satisfactory to ts reached don't believe there States who can such can n in the United » President, and it e would like to bet him ot do it. He says that had he kept the money and made a final decision he would lave had thousands of lawsuits on hishands. The honora Jobin, it is almost unnecessary to say, loses nothing by this op- eration. His as a late United States Senator was wont to call it, is two per cent. of all the mosey in his hands. Assum- ing that he hobs £1,500.000, nis share would of course be $20.40. ———_—<re-___.. The standing of the District 3.63 bonds in financial cireles is shown by the fact noted elsewhere that the New York Mutual Life Insurance Company has sent to this city $1,158,000 conpon D. (. 3.65 bonds for conver- ion into registered bonds of the same, as a permanent investinent. four million dollars in registered bonds is- sued to date to different holders for long in- vestment. or The Senate. by a vote of 54 to 4, has sus- tained the ruling of Mr. Ferry, president of the Senate pro tewpore, declaring the joint rules of the twohouses no longer in existence. ‘The only Senators voting against this ruling Were Messrs. Merrimon, Maxey, Whyte, and Withers. No less than nineteen Senators made themselves conspicuous by their ab- sence or failure to vote. Of this number thir teen were democrats and six republicans. Thedemocrats who voted to sustain the raling of Mr. Ferry were Messrs. Rayard, Cockrell, Cooper, Dennis, Eaton, Kernan, MeCreery, MeDonald, Price, Randolph. and Wallac. Altogether, the vot: was 4 Very emphatic ex- ‘Ppreasion of the opinion of the Senate on the Important subject under consideration. A Counter Mine. As we suggested yesterday would probably be the case, the demovratic strategists are ready to meet the flank attack threatened by their opponents by which the Honse could be prevented from going into an election for Presider for want of a. quorum. The project was based upon the supposition that ¢wo- thirds of the states arerequisit: fora quoram, |, and that as more than one-third of the states represented in the House haye a majority of republicans, it would be in their power, by absenting themselves, w» prevent a quorum. Then the who wou Senate could elect a Vice President, ld succeed to the Presidency. But the democrats have been overhaul ng the Constitution in hot haste, and as the result they declare that it does not provide that there shall be a majority of the members from two- thirds of the states, but only that a quorum for the election of President shell consist of amember of members from two-thirds of the states. There are not more than one-fifth of the states which have a solid republican delega_ tion. All the other republican states have one or more democratic members, and their attendance is, under the Constitution, all that is necessary to constitute a quorum. Next! ———__- +2 -___ Why not have the Paris fire brigade in jnces where well disciplins would have saved fo congregater A. doce: nf perhinge ail the Iver dunt al ves it PON. F. Meit. are now mourned.—{ N. A good idea. Even two or three dis- ciplined firemen in a theater, with water and hose Iways ready, could speedily ex- tinguish any fire which might occur before it could do much damace. oe ——_-«. Since the governor of Oregon gave a cer- tifeate to a democratic elector, the repub- leans who claimed that the twenty-second joint rule was abolished, and that, in conse- quence, power of the Constitution vested the sole counting the electoral vote in the presiding officer of the Senate, find this doc- trinea k ind of political boomerang which returns to plague the inventors. The New York World bows in hurable submission be- fore this assumption, and says it sighs to think that the Presideat is, after all, to be elected by a mere nicality. It recom- mends, however, that all should try and bear th's citizens, whites of misfortune like peaceful and loyal and adds, “Let us €urn up the our eyes and submit to the forms of law, remembering that ‘the fanctions of Congress are not judicial but ministeri: Dt ressonsbie’ LS PRESSED IN THE MOST FASHION Alx, Dressmaki ing done at oe 008 F street northwest. dd-2* L ADIES SEAL SKIN SACQUES. TRA BARGAINS. Fresh supply opeued this day of the most desirable shape. decd te B. H. STINEMETZ. 1237 Pennsylvania avenac, Next to corner 13t! LA PIERRE HOUSE, CORNER BROAD AND pt STREETS, PHILADELPHIA, PA Best lecation in the city: erently clued and improved, fifty rooms “en site ;” th: hot and cold water, passenger elevator, and ‘att mod-rn improve — ee up in elegant style; first class in all its intments cording to location B BUTTER WORTH, VELVET. VCH MERINeS ant WOOL CLOTH © LAPIES 1 Proprietor VELVETS. VELVETs. ‘Th O88 vord. and Twill it than th matenes quant hy cheaper than jandsome Biack and Party street, Vifice. PLATS ABS and CLOAKIN nentof LUPIN S MOURN market. and we guarente y can be purchased in Now York SHUSTER & BRO, 9 Penmsylvania avenue PDECCRATED Cini We have new and eb CHINA. F MAJOLICA 4 AND F ne ALE SCE. PALISSY » FINE PLATED WARE IGN FANCY GOODS Suitable fur the HOLIDAY TRADE. Fvenrpepy knows T WEBB & BEVERIDGE, yivania Aven Between Wth and Mth Streeta. NOTICE A Good Paper. INperENpeNt, of New York, as the leading, most enterprising, andl. all agree. most readable and instructive of eur numer us religions papers, It is not slow to recognize the fact that the popular passion for Chromos has died out, and it bound tion. This dollar and # bait. makes the remarkable or of any one ume of Dickens’ Works, a handsomely illustrated duodecimo,to snybody who will sub scribe aud send the regular Three Dollars subs-rip is equivalent to offering the paper for « Everybody wants come volume of Dickens, and everybody ought to want Tue [vox PENDEXT. It CHRISTMAS GIFT. Ixnigh A cumpanicn wah is 0 ay dan in} The work is compl ire Sole Acent OS. Solicitors of Patents, oth and’ 7th northwest, Washington, DC ¢ hitherto extended te her t's American Mecbanical Dictionary, to Webster's Dicti 8 subjects, aipiinbe ‘Lllustrations. Ine sting work for young y sand. tay be had by ab in4# parts, of 66 pages euch, or in 2 sheep, $9.00; se r f part, 0 conte, curved ghtly, 0 Sy ult furuished on application WALTER ALLEN, for istrict of Columbia. with KNIGHT F acreet, ‘atural Flower Embalmer, S24 9h street northwest, reevive the liberal patron dees Lm RRIVAL OF ROSENDALE CEMENT. 2,000 Barrels of LAWRENCEVILLE PoeEE DALE CE MENT discharging at my wharf. thie Cement is the beet It this market for masons work or concreting, and is sold as low as any other Cement 73 L, WM. GUINAND, 623 Lonisiana avenue. MBS; S.J. MESSER, Dressiuaking. Taylors Batteree and” Journals. Bin avenue, (up stairs. Box Pleating. Al, aS" beat for 8. Create AG! ee O:0 Vi ELET nue wor HE: eral fine new second hand ain: of ty ono mma at W! ae E “Reb. {pst TERS Carri- F FLonIba’ G ORANGES. —_—— Jui RECEIVED, ST GuOvES At Baba a ruontDa, TEE 15 Crates CHOICE FLO avasresias | Whcltaale sud'retall * Tid Finer nw. oTr pI z. dna’ Arrive daily at 691 B Ee Neat ws WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. V | ee a ee AND ine ehice A —— Address Pherton, "Star nffice ‘tok Nae BITUATION as chambormaid or by a raspoctable colored girl. Call cet northwest; first-class refer: { | | | ts Thy oe Sigel Peper at Se pe War Tb onto res Li Address JK .. Star: fice ithe ANTED—A ib Nadi poe suitable for he rooms for a small farnily. ind Story OF uve eckreping or lodging LLARS swith name and 4 ington. dees 2t* winter Wi fir his feed, will be and € 4 corner 13th Apel ANTED, BOAT atl maa can acctire TABLE BOARD io a priven fam ly, wnexceptionable fi home “ee A ihr poms messed com! ppeer WANTED A A Re woth at the Novy Starotice. 7 WANTED— Two white COACHMEN, one maa Anddwife on a farm 19 women for general hase work “all first-class and well, rect ‘ STEVENSON & CO. 936 F street tact Bi Waster Finan WOMAN ats Foreign Min Haters, tw “utd Saleamen, omen Gin “amities eupplied with het NATIONS RMPLOYMENT OFFICE X ner Tth and F streets gentleman desires a open juiet family within ten none “department. “Adress “HOME TION by « men keeper, to take uct them ‘in German; parke of w linen room in ANTED—Two permun io DOAND ani Wi in private family, chamber and adjoining sit oe lern house, central = 50, tiered ired. Apply 618 H st. northwest. 7 ANTED—A Usdy, a graduate Paris, wish: struct a’ few nore. Scholars in FRENCH and PIANO; willing to give six one on trial ove the excellence of her method 1422 Pennsylvania avenno northwest. dec7-3t ANTED—A im an of good morale and Brod address” desires a SITUATION where he can make himself generally useful; salary not so much an objet as permanent employment. | Addross LX. oe office. jt lvory oak market preferred, at the Select Empic 20138 F street, between 10th and it streets north: deeT 3t* ime. A. REIHL RS for her Saturday's sc Freneh ani German for young borple and childre per month: special attention, paid to pronunc Hom and conversation, No 524 8th street north- wort V ANTED—An Ey fish lady. tion, desires a SITUATION as resident ernees in @ familv, or morning and afternoon engage. mente. ACquirements: Rugiish, French. German, — aaa inging. Address‘ Alpha,” Star office. ‘accustomed to tu HORSES at Livery; $20 per month: { esl of care and etjontion gir Also, vod MAN who therm is tho care’ot orses. Apply at Stal AE sta. | northwest, between the ho ‘clock a. | m wae tw i | Wate to, read tho Opinion of the great TOOTH PASTE MA nh justice to Dr. K. | ELLS, Lmust say thatl re examined all prep- ne jons for the Teeth and Gums which I have seen rtised during the fast seven years in the United | Statee and Canada, and constr VFLIS EORERS | Eapeetne ery respect. PR¢ 0.84 y | SON nov27-tr | ANTED— Teo Fanihed | ROOMS, with Board, in a gentleman, stating term: WANs D—Y i? ™M od ee tew souxe | WOMEN, te learn Telegraph Operating. Pei manent employment and | fairs ral ary when qualities. | Call or write. UNION T GRA INSTR! TION COMPANY, corner 7th and Eerste ro ington, ANTED.- * YOUNG Nto jars fae Photo- tleulars apply at 227 Penney! Ys } PASTE DoS AT Ess for Maryiand and Virginia sitting yA WOMAN for a family ts + do coking, washing | {four persons.” Must | Also. wanted for Ola K strats ERS, corn an vihand ‘Stoves cheap. Smoky oF NO PAF. aops te ) AND I FOUND. _ or the return of t 2 north STRAY ED—From 615 East Capitol atrect, the sth instant. a red and white spotted COW about eight years old. A hibe be paid for her return. J. ‘OST—On Wednesday evening, a white and liver- " gonres DOG, setter; answers to name of “Dash.” Owner's name and residence, on collar. Li Liberal reward if returned to— Connecticut avenue. dees 2:° the 6th Deer from the Steet Gorden SEPTER. Fen datiars } will be paid for the return of the dog. rig No questions asked. Lieut. W.H. signi Uv. . | Navy. decd. he | OST—Probably on 7th sti between O an tirecte northwest, s Polialed GOLD Qu Aird TTING for the head of a cane, ‘ard will be Pore dr ag retura to J. H. HALSTON: 908 one st. horthwest | REWARD. ‘his amount = be 000 Fok BENT—Farniahed oF, ished ROOMS, —o ee single, at 13308 New = Pinorses pond tation toast TW \RNER FOR BERT sptenaia ROOWs Sized Bomar . wr abhon and edwin moderate ing BOOMs at 36 OR REN’ ‘No. Ay fe — — ite Oa itol, first class ROOMS, en suite or ctagie, wi or- with feed 3° Three unfurnished comma eating nthe second floor, with use bat! 1615 Sth street morthwest. decd 2i* per RENT—A desir Sab 1707 oth street north $2 per mouth. Apply to G. J. street fel repai igh! Ree eae vernment ent Printing Off $15. Apply at S9 Mortie EGE RENT—Ine iin family. with board, two commu: losets, bathroom, th st Por: + ,, b ished ROOMS. first an: foore, parlor and three bedrooms sweh; in auite or single, with frst class board: No St ith street, between Hand Lstreets northwest. decd 3° FOE RENT—A tarnished HOUSE of sven Fo terms mei acarefal tenant. Inguire 3 heast, one square cal nd back alley ani td) FY 100 r, Member Joasant SI i 72S sth stree we oan LOE RENTS Blencant nicely FURNISHE ROOMS at 1420 G strect northwest, ona square from the Ebbitt, Willard Riggs House. decs-2t* @. 1209 Penasyiv K FOR RENT AND SALE. ‘OR RENT--A BRICK, BW ELLING. forubted, soatent by oh FY dairy, &c in Garret county from Oaklands summer resort. and ation on the main sem of the Baltimore railroad. Apply to ROBT. W. McPHER- Mornay atlaw, 307 D sireet hwest, 20° va fee RENEOOTTAO AGE of five ts oom se water in yard, on D street. between lth 2th sts. southeast, $15 im advance to a careful ‘aan Ker Fore ENT. “Ope of those moat six trom 00 os D and K strocta southwest Inquire of SAMES L LACKEY, 922 F street sch nov? im or RENT--A first class RESIDENCE, with ail modern improvements, No 1313 RB. 1 avenne, Pierre lero it - . hy 2 lath street” pr net too Fe, SENT —Phree clement SUITES food poco finale rooms, il newir farnioheds with, cs r wrichgat board; 419 6th street northweret. JsoR a et ke SWERLING: eed corner 19th market. reets. near Western FQ. Moog souk ‘mall family, part of HOUSK No. 1002 —— B street; pleasantly ss itheon: os anire on the prews SOR RENT—A 5 . picanan t third story moon front back, furnished; with heat, gaa and be Hy brivate family, at a moderate reat. ‘Adiner On tar office. newil Nine rows BRICK HOUSE, #0 by 1:0 feet, BES street. near 7th Ap yor. J. BROWN street nh. w. ni R, EXO OR RENT—Six n HOUSES, with nine rooms, cellar, and modern senreniences in each, on 4 between Lith and northw. number of desirable BUILDING LOTS teat by, and several hundr actes of land near the city. For farther, informat inquire of THOMAS YOUNG, No. 1336 New Y. oct with fixtures; rant moderate.” Appiy'on havi de ns; Tent $40. THOS. E BOARDING. - och LVEAXETTE House First-class BOARD, $2) nfurnished ROOMS. very contrat | Ay per mouth: ROOMS on anite or single. Aecd-tm™ and ¢ titable for any purposs. S19 5 ae atenan ‘inne Bay —Gent wishes FOR RENT A desiratic farpiched ROOM: peice per month. “Apply to 2136 H stront north between YC HUMES, tt sie RENT—A large ni yr atreet sontheast, ecw: su Inquire northeast corner semthwest Fomres a Mth strest_ northwest, ments. Ing care pass the 1 Zth streets, en thand L “BRICK HOGS: with modern i ire next door, 406 Mth street a ave O street att eantiy furnished Tad’ hotels. Also three T ir room), snitable for unfurnished or partly furn’ locality; terms n 4 str’ hwest, AS. furnished or anf rises ai le oF en (not for housekeeping nor for parties havin: ren) Location oxcollent. Prices moderate. = sui childy cr four 461 P street northwest, on REARFAST «i (first-class) with a family where there ar few or no other boarders, within five minutes walk of City Hall. J. ost 2 Fl a ISHED ROOMS — Large and Tied ih street northwest, near Mas A No. I locatio | terms very 1 decd-41* ROOMS at mod in the city; No joes 12135 STREET, ase and clegantly furnished ROOMS, eit single: can be, lad if applied for at First-class Table Board if desired pres SOouA and ngressmen others, with first-class BOARD. “at 608. Ith street Table and Trensignt northwest, near F street, Boarders acconmodated, “sirable communicating far th private bath rooms and ached. single anden suit 5 with Bret-clase| BOARD. at CUTLER HOY ISB. s 222 Mi street northwest T. ONT HOUSE—First class iar ae southwest, be- pitol and Ist strvets sonthweat, to be ron Bin Boorec ater oe of i y ancl 6tlr ce Ww Apply ty A. S.C. orthwest. HOUSE. 34 F street of furnis bath, and use of Pinu rate, with or without ‘pox East Capitol street ished and anfarnisl f NT. WIth of PARLOR, ¥ 241, and will bs careful tenant for $2) per i on tg str nted ‘toa sood and Street cars run in mth Apply at 1245 44% stroct 1 0th at Baath, bet w: F furnished nicely. This is rare chatiee for a. small family MELLER & WOLTZ: MAN, Agents. 940 F stroct northwest. deck OR RENT—Nicely furnished ROOMS, en » or single, with or without Board; pleasant an: desirably located at 333 Missouri avenue, near the Capitol. teed. 6t" FG8 BEST pHantomely FCRNISHED PAR- DROOM, on second floor; bat Shot id water, &e., atiachod: At No. 1107 F wna that.) dese ot FE RENT—S26 12th atrect northwot—A few neatly furnished ROOMS, single or en snite, at bie prices. The, house bas all the mod- nts, is centrally apd to all the street car Hnew. pied by w small quiet fainily. Board will jt desired aptionable Feferenens. docd-4t" west. pepe ‘T3201 Toth street NT—A Large Newly Tarnished eR RONE KOOM: gas, hot and cold L gaige reat gms Api ae = civen by more than one person if | street cars pase the door Apply 50 oh-6t ng Dever pogiec: ted their teeth. Use WELL'S rex RENT—A FLOOR, handsomely f “faunhd, ‘Preser’ valuable mem- | &° entirely private, consisting of parlor, bed rooms, novié-tr | snd bath room, all modern conveniences, In a privat y.. To a responsible party w without children rent Tate. Central ferences exchanged. PERSONAL. | MLATRVOYANT J AND DRS. MADAM HOLLIS- 2 TER, from New York, can be consalted at Ne 363 E crest morthyoet She con tell eaawre ne ages, of lowes and gains; business affairs and mar- Hage. She brings together the separated, aud cofises spetdy marriages. Satisfaction given, or wouey refunded. Fee—from @ centa to 2." No | gentlemen. noviu-Im* | Dicks ee a ne terial. Fee after decree. dress Ashland Block. hicage. I m patibility after decree. Twelve years’ ex, rience. ra Goon RICH, Attorney-at- Law, 124 Dearbora street. Chi cago, 1 octl2 RODGEES’ i} SUPERIOR ENGLISH TABLE CUTLERY. A1so, | BEST QUALITY AMERICAN, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. +P PLATED TABLE KNIVES AS LOW AS $5 PER DOZEN. a6-tr M. W. GALT. BRO. & Co. 5 CLIPPED IN TWO HOURS, WITH- Ho" s Bh aya Users Mt ie i AMERICAN Hoksk GipPiNe MA Fy | es | sttbeStabiesof 5B. OLCOTT & SON dec5-6t I street, between Ith and Mth northwest. TS MADE TO bab pee ‘leg Re- toodeled, Soft ita Galieet tnd Cleaned and Ti ras Sept inthe at line done by. CUM CUNNING SDL | weak my ert ernie HE UNDERSIGNED will oll hivlarge and PLATED W, WAR. Bie ema ae be i Q Fk a A hg dec8-1w 1938 Peame ‘avenue. CAEPETS. THE Lare. ND ‘EST STOCK ariinctats ced gi SRSEEEG ease to JOS. 8. 8” ETTINIUS, Beal —- Agent, t. Clond Building. 4w {OR SALE—HOU: nm north side F street north- west, nearly new; lot 24 by 130; small payment down, balance monthly in ten ae Two Horses ie ated northwest; $59 and $100 cash, pRihte 82 nt Corner 15th street ia aoe York ev eck a Fos, _RENT—819 lith strect northwest, furn- ished, PARLOR and BEDROOM, first floor one and two conuaunicating ROOMS on FU Hea HOUSE, it y Ft of the ‘A two story basement HOUSE, 1330 Corcoran stroat, twelve rocing, with all the modern : — nearly new. Possession « given dec2-Im “oR R Nioieniamly FURNISHED APART BStANTS. cunet of P. Bedroo: alt oe all communi A required, with Grst-class private T: & Hi street. corner Isth n. w. F RENT—A DWELLING HOUSE contain- eleven rooms, with modern im rovementa, ii No. 104 3d street, between mF conariven! and M poet avenues, opposite the Botanical G: ns. ply at No. 331 Missouri lw Fe RENT—911 H street Rorthweet, fy four. ipewidl brick; 10,rooms. bath room, att rp con. eniences: brick stable, ‘Apply e DUNCANSON BROS, oh and D streets nord {OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE, No. i316 eS Booniy 23 Sy six rooms, marble mantels, "ent $2) per mouth. Key next door. Spey fSi7 Barc, Baio Ste, W, RUTHER: Dov? 1 °GR RENT_ © Palatial MANSION, tly Fey ith three ora wit % wdlataatell otaht Kron dip wag fae aie: ly fonip pe and, {supplied with ‘all modern convent. ences, (300 sate of fas, ote. Bia, ‘he finest Sracare Sues Shot of rte of EF rig eqs Ko. 613 F street north- Fe 28 SPT oRth apd O34 F roe So FOr RET ip TONER Tite Ee pig a tat: ed Foe Best RICK Se — to 80. ry ae erg Sikseeeen nae large Sms Gee ‘rithout chiddrens $35 per ‘t¢less than boarding house prices. Three meals angel deesat™ novas re : OURTEN HOUSE, O33 and STF a “B.sery hilewion Ce Mite eonthnee ae M west Elexant ROOMS with excellent BOARD nov23-Im* Table Board HAS PSO Y-FC ED ROOM: en suite or single, with or without first-cl: BOARD, at No. 736 12th street, between G and H, Table aud Transient Boarders accommodated. nov Im* PABEINSON HOUSE, 34 street and Ponnsyivania avenue, can now accommodate a few Boarders with good ROOMS and first-class BOARD at $25 per month. First-class Table Board, pt bovlé In FORSALE. LE A Finely, tantchel pair of BIA ES wid 2 ade high; 4X G.M. oe Buggies. Also, several ri ngee end #08, op CARRIAGES, and most varied assort teyle of Carriages. Coupes. ‘gant gats, Park Phetone ‘ Ca SIONAL. R. DRAPER HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE to 1224 New York avenue. Office hours 9 t Residence 1909 Pennsylva- dect-Iin B.S W BOGAN HAS REMOVED HIS OF fice and residence to421 G street, between $f and 5th streets northwest. dec? 2w* R. DUKE Py ghee 414 7th street soay between DB and E ‘streets. Beautiful setsof Teeta, $8 5 Teeth filed, $1; Extract ing myithout pain, @ cents, “All operations = octa3. (aUTTER « mS ‘0, DECORATIVE, a = “every desert — of RNAMENTAL and PLAIN PAINTID th street northwest. SPEC! mes ne IM. T10E street northwest, Janzi-ly ASHINGTON, D.C $ ER rer FOR TEETH, EITHER aeRuaN ARTIS: 4 Sa Pe. ATT Graduate of Ohio Col paneer and ae Rush M: of Chlcagy, 40 th street u.w. conta BANKERS. UTS, CALLS, SPREADS, STRA ‘s. Wotathtus theatre ae ope Goel Shee. P and sale of stocks on 2 to 3 per cont. margian. inet clans Stock Privileges nego in any amount. the patronage of parties desirous of tains reliable and respot be cekers, Our book on Stoc! Speculation sent c plic a’ Ti RIDGE & COS Bankersand Brokers, 92 Broadway NY Uai-0 A.A.A.A, CARD. L or small sums carefully invested and man- aged for customers at a distance in legitimate active Stocks, that fen yield snormous foal ny » days. Stock Privileg ow Stock Book for investors, givin a selisble in- efi am ‘an ‘ks, sent free ou BAXTER & Co, NP STOC ck BRORERS, SOMETHING NEW. reperate safely BANKERS AN. my t the&Ktr Tn order to avoid as much as possible the usaal crowd at our sture during the two weeks preceding the CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, we offer to the public the unusual inducement of a DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT. UPON ALL FANCY GOODS purchased from us from this date until the 15th De- cember inclusive. Oar stock is all of THIS YEAR'S IMPORTATION, and embraces the MOST DESIRABLE NOVELTIES FROM ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY, together with our own AMEBICAK “CENTENNIAL” PRCDUCTIONS. ‘The Price of every article is marked in plain fig- aie SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN, dec2-t15 911 Pennsylvania avew GOLD's WARM-AIR FURNACES. Gold's Centennial RANGE. Steam HEATING and PLUMBING. Cast Iron and Machine WORK. ‘Tin and Wrought Iron WORK. CHANDELIERS, largest variety of new patterns fn the city. SMITH, BIRGE & Co., loi wepisly__'1014 Pennesyivanis avenue. _ Gunaaiay z ea augil-iy' | BUSINESS CHANCES. __FOR RENT AND SALP. 3 No. 224 Bh strost wow s newly papored ard parntesl Bene Few 1 reome cae No G13 Ht Al t pALBEET, F Fox office No 820 ¥ strect north at R™ ESTATE ouseers AMAN, 319 ’ {(Cadigee ite Rvery Wet SHAN; S19 300 ot, ay Three Story Brick I Houses for Sate. = iy moe, S2555 Ome td Yor | eerem ew i % i Rests b.), mi rile wt...) med. imps stnow..(fb.}, mod. imps, Unimproved Property j M st, bet 30th and 2ist now. per ft Rigex st. bet. 13th and Mth now Set, between Ih and Nth now 19 My: aon o for Sale, pert bet D and Kaw. per it bet. K and F sts. now. per ft het Va ave and D sw. por fi. pet Rand S tw. NS creer ave 1h th st bet Houses for Rent. meal. impes.,9 rs 1621 G+ .furn 734150 tw mad ts 624 H st now. .rued. imps med. imps. to rs. J vod. imps. 6 re. 1546 Rth st. now. mod. tings..4 rs 1222 sth st now. mod. imps.6 rs 1924 12th ton won 2220 Lith +t now, was 2207 ithe ow 305 N «now... water, 4 re. 1725 With st. wa! + Ps « Fora further list of houses at this offi wetion Sales. On FRIDAY. Ronan ise able improved property on lth east and 15th strect and Marylan Loans. S| 500 $1.000-T per cent. for negotiat ing Joan docy tr * 4 OM street “t C4 « W rooms. reg 4% Tstreet northwest, “ B17 C street northeast, 7 rooms * 215 12th street south wast » MILLERS Holtz ts Ave8 41" OF strest northwest Fore RENT—By B. i. W AENER 200. and F ets. nw, mod. imps... ee Now. cor. Iihst and Pa. nve.-over sare 16 No. 1818 Gat. nw, roome. mod imp Mrw Va No. 1412 and 1414 N st aw. W re-cetable... 10 3h gree See Mod IMP Esercoene ‘above Toth wtwete H OLipay Goods.” My stock of Go snitats ¢ Holiday Prew r now complete. Cnstomers will find it Fert tomokecrlectious early. All the 8 ri M the Season. trated % py and Tract etic Ww Be Dr aenortanets of Chun decS-tr se Adtres THOS J = | 7,000.8 boaN = per anoum deste Nin einen - ™ A PHILLIPS O93 ISch street northern contains 7 rooms and every modere Fornitere voll knows bere biberty we RENTAL KANT om A Bal jarket deagiee a not 7m Wisse cm an arket wtare or 1 PHY OR 93.500 WANTED Fu $3,000 Oho Ee TOPeely UNencumbarad y. deci a* ANT re vive ve CRARS od mee came nat Othes Winx Wasbinewes aoc at * sapeany ra Fisur tor of BST, fe ee mrs. White House, Sandy Pant and Wasi Oposmm Nose and Gravelly Point. Per ticular. apply t hoor The. f Budding Capitol. th twoomtory a reiente and mat, etreet top at barga’n nowt te GOLDSTEIN & ©O., LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, ESTABLISHED IN 1462 Northeast Corner af Tenth and D Sorrets PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON TENTH STRERT nome made om Poreenal Property te aud for auy tame desired om very reason: Also, Goods Sold on Commission A large Stock of Goods on hand (new and sacond- } mold very low for cmsh __ Norse AN-HONEY—On first-claw cs ity only. Almost any amount « THEO. ¥ oan Chiat, F crests, AL IMPROVEMENT TAXES low rate. All kinds of D Gee Hate Leon PRoPine [3 Oe $30) 2 nage bok bowk. Mon ad talons Fite for 7 rok Donk Wall street, aa SI 7 vEke N HICRLING & CO oct7-1y Bankers and Brokers. 18 Brosloey. MEDICAL, &c. D& LEON, 7M Gites, Extabivaked ama Only Reisable Ladies’ Physician tm the City, can consulird every Tucaday and Saturday at So. O80 ME Street, frum 1 to bo clock. All Female Os mickiy cured. Office and Resid: (anberd street, Baltimore A ponitive cure; eccording to the origt LES ay R JONES — —Twenty years expe ale Dineanos, Irregalarition, Ove. Guarantors satisfaction or uo c iiidential. | Rooms for patients ROBERTSON can be dnesday and Saterday, at hee strest-near Pa. avenne, froui 2 t0 8 2 phys ts jcttors of teatimon tale saber the days and rumber of 3 AND SHOES. R SHOES BEF LLY wud: Old Lenin for the Holidays, wards ANIA AVENUE 19th aud deh «tron Giron GES wh T END BOOT AND SHOE STORE, Sige ot the Big Bot w at tmme ‘and an easy it end. ‘ui sattote ied. on hand 0 larg 4 SHO! r. 81. White Slippe Shoes from 50 cen ott 1916 PENESYLY W AND ATTRACTIVE JUVE- | Uemens toe B Z trees KS Nee. BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.—The | {/ "wR make, at moderate rion. avg made Rose in Bloom, * Sequel ton Bis C ne by Lon: mind den would do well to call vs M. Alvott, $1.90; “We Boys,” itten. ne of us for Aunt’ Louise, $ Tan of the “Windmill, an nines Price 61. Geen by story of the Plains, 3 3S; ae and some = — oth Ete Yona treet by jaw. | 25 PER CENT. SAVED Cogzens. taxie Fi aged Lion, thor of Little yy Be Ug De pestis gi, Ti The jayard No. Sof Dodge Club Series, | Bove of Other Countries. by T ing Too Fast, by Oliver Optic, §1 The Boy 4 Eiuetats by Noah Broke. @120: Li m Jack, by P. num. § "he Pearl Fountain. other Fairy Stories, by the Kavanagh Beant m trated th, $3.90; The Boys of 7 Coffin, 1h cavemen Ato . cloth. JOHN Bi Booksellers and Stationers, dec! tr 1015 Pennsylvani COAL AND WOOD. CUAL!! CeaL: COAL!!! ‘The attention of consumers and dealers is exe “ my sivck of COA L, lately iad in at red aT L, HEILBRUN'S CHEAP SHOE STORER, No. 402 71H St., Two Doors Asove D, N.W 4.0 Best French Kid 2.00 Goat Side Lace. 1.50 Ladies ong Supe. 125 Misses 140 Child's Fe a Minsea Child's 9 Hed cled Shoes 4) Men's Fine-stitehed Gaiters > Greats’ Everiasting Stitched Boots, 2.00 Calf and Stout de j Grain Riding Boots. | Sign “Old Woman in Shoe” in window. oct88 te a - ; PIANOS, &e. i | | | tom. | freight.” Tcan say’ that earn ist assortment of Com nat comm tho. most select of | BED" and Aas aestasing heading Ww H COALS of alt Kinds, T which I am sell ing lower than any other hense in the District. ders scrupulously executed. Coal kept cover and screened before delivery. Polite attention and honest service. Trade solicited Small deal will find it to their interest to examine my stock ‘and compare prices, Cs nentral Oftics—623 Louisiana avenue northwest Branch Yard—let street, between B aud © south Wharf and Steam Coal Works—Foot of 34 street southenst. howls Im, L. WM. (OAL! COAL ia AND. PANIC PRICES! ANTHRACITE COAT. from $5 per ton ap. ac cording to quality. in the District, embracing every variety, pared to fill orders at once, without waiting fo wn- certain arrival of Auction Coal, 2,240 ibs. always furnished to the ton 7 Try us beture purchasing elsewhers JOHNSON BROTHERS, Main poly ee depot, Johnson's wharves, toot 12th Offices, 120% F and 11130 at D.w._ eepl-cotr COAL AND KINDLING Woop. not sock of COAL a now Shier qualities, and to whic jo tvite the’ at LED K Supers rore._, it. No shavings, pape: CLEAN. mae CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c., 1923 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N. W., Bovi7-Im* co. MASSEY'S PHILADELPHIA X AND xx ALE, Ln Casks and Bottles. MILWAUREE LeGeR BEER, ‘In Casks and Bottles. Wy a hand) For sale at low prices. No charge for delivery. SAL C. PALHER, , $7 GREENE STREET, Rov®8-tr D.o. GALIPEA 18 AN UNFAILING CURB For Ne re dry under Maving on hand the largest stock CELEBRATED PIANOS Ree eure THE HIGHEST PRIZE he Centennial. and CERTIFICATE OF DISTT i AL EX LL for Concert, Grand, Parlor Grande u quare Pianos. McCammon’s favorite s and Pianos from other well know: factories for Sale and Kent un the most rea. soma rt PIANOS for ~‘votunc and r. for “vo “bot construction and exeeience “Originality of ie. mechanical devices for Special distinction te Bee vficial tennial 'C Swaried by thew. ‘8. Con. eS fe Saesttdl quaiues ve) re thus Indeed the most per= known. Don't fail to see them. BURDETT ORGANS a specialty. G, KUHN, Sele Agent, 407 10th street, above Peun: INSURANCE, cY THE een eee oe COLUMBIA, - (Chartered by act of Congress.) 1509 PEXN. AVE., OPP. U. 8. TREASUBT. eae Ten chore qonwany Incorporation end novS tr SScin2 am rr. UNSURPASSED eoponngN TRUNKS! SATCHELS! VALISES! HARNESS! McMURRAY'S, ~ ectlé-tr 805 MARKET SPACE.