Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1876, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON THURSDAY... December 14, 1976. _ Reading Matter on Every Page. Average sworn Daily Circulation over 15,000,—being more than | three times that of any other daily paper in Washington, and | equal te that of all the other datiy papers in the city added together. To Business Meu. ; ‘The pool sellers are pretty generally follow- ing the example of John Morrissey and de- clarins; off all bets on the Presidential re<alt. | Great dissatisfaction exists among pool bay- | ets, who denounee Morrissey’ | high-handed outrage. As stakeholder, how- | ever, Morrissey probably took the safest accion as a course in declaring bets off, as, in case of two inaugurations, he would have found himself in a very unpleasant dilemma. —_——_—_-se0e-~ It is now suggested that Senator Morton's bill of last session, which provides that no electoral vote of any state shall be thrown out without the affirmative vote of both houses. might be passed by the Senate. True it might, but that would be the end of it. | The House, holding, as it does, that the 224 int rule, and, in fact, all the joint rates, ex- ‘On account of the pressure of both news and adver- | ists, could not consistently agree to any such Aisements npon onr columns, at the present time, and to enable Tux Stax to be circulated at the earliest our possibie each day. advertisers are reqnestad to | fend in their favors as early in the day »: ‘They must be in hand before 12 o'c fertion the «nme day, and they ought to b earlier than that as is pessible in each ———__ +202 Double Sheet ENING Star will, racticable. in as much Tur Ev appear i and wi variety cultural on Saturday, double sheet or eight page form, contain an unusual amount and of interesting news, literary, agri- dd miscellaneous reading matter. double sheet issues of Tuk STAR always n exceptionally large cireula- tion, not only in Washingion and adjacent cities, but also through the mails, in every ne country, busigess men and others to reach the public by advertise- ment will find them by far the best medium within their reach for that purpose. An- houneements specially intended for Saturday si-uld be sent in to-morrow, or as early as possible Saturday morning i —_— re ____ The a and — Presiden- ‘om Senator Famund? sa con the Con- stitution, vesting the power of counting the electoral vote in the United States Supreme Court, was put upon its passage yesterday and received but 1 votes out of 45east. But one democratic Senator, Mr. Key, of Tennes- set. voted for it, while fifteen republican Senators voted against it. It is a notable fact that among the supporters of Mr. Ed- mund’s amendment were Senators of con- ceded ability like Anthony, Blaine, Conk- Hing, Frelinghuysen, Hamlin, Morrill, and Wright. who probably voted for it because they believed it the best plan of any yet pre- BIN NDT sented for settling the Presidential question. The democratic Senators seem to be shy of referring the question toa tribunal, the mem- bers of which, with one exception—Justiee Clifford— have been appointed by republican administrations. Some of these have, how- ever, been considered to be decidedly con- | Up's, servative, if notdemoeratic Justice Davis, sufficiently talked of a good so deal as a cratic candidate for the Presidency. But demo- whether the court was distrusted as a ir tw ‘a8 the contract is now about to be relet at whole politically; or whether it was held to mips pions abn there be bad public policy to make the great legal tribunal of the country an arbitrator in po- litieal matters, it is evident that the demo- eratic leaders had agreed to give no counte- nanee to the project to refer the matter to that court. It is understood, too, that while es of the Supreme Court did not r formal united protest against the passage of Mr. Edmunds’ m ure, Several de representa’ individual Senators why in their opinion it should not be edopred Now, while the particular m: prator Edmunds ma, able, through the getting it through both Houses of Congress by a two-thin and get the ratification Of three-fourths of the state legislatures before the second Wednesday of February, yet it by no means follows that the question will not in some shape ha’ » go to ipreme Court, as the only tribunal that ean adjudi- cate upon the legal controversies in which the disputed electoral votes are involved Every other device yet mentioned would vitably decide the controversy before band, and is therefore out of the question as a feasibility. As suggested by the Philadel- phia Ledger. it does not require an amend- ment to the constitution to bring the Sa- preme Court to the aid of the Senate and House of Representatives, for the determina- tion of leyai dowbls abou! electoral votes. An act of Congress would be quite sufficient, for such law would be for the execution of the constitution, and Yor providing regulation by Jaw for the performance of duties by the two Houses in a case where the constitution im- have been impossibility of poses the duty, but is is entirely silent as to the | "TE mode of proceeding. The Nation, in seconding the motion of THE STAR that Congressmen shall make a per- sonal inspection of the new avenue pavement laid under their auspices, moves as an amendment that all the members shall wear carpet slippers and tread gently to prevent injury to the road-way. The amendment is accepted. ———--+ee- ————_ -we2- Later estimates show that the next House of Representatives will be divided pretty evenly in a political sense. An estimate made by the Philadelphia Press gives the re- publicans Hi and thedemocrats 146 members, but this includes in the republican list the three members of Congress to be elected in New Hampshire next spring. If this esti- mate be correct, the republicans would of right have control of the organization of the new House and of the appointment of the different committees. It is quite unlikely however, that they wil! secure this, owing to the recent ruling of the clerk, sustained by the House, in refusing to place on the roll the names of cer'ain members holding regu- jar certificates cf election. Should this be done the democra’s will stil! control the or- ganization of the House and the appoint- ment of committees. In any event a lively time may be anticipated at the first meeting of the new House. peee- = The study of Mexican polities is com- mended to the fiery spirits, “invincible in peace end invisible in war,” who arealready talking about gore in connection with the counting of the electoral vole. It is scarcely possible that they could fully comprehend the revolutions and counter revolutions whieh afflict our unhappy neighbor, but they would find no diMeulty in coming to the conclusion that Mexico is ina state closely bordering on the demnition bow wows. oe The investigation of the New Jersey elec- toral system, now being conducted by a sub-committee of the Senate committes on privileges and elections, has a direct and an important bearing on the Oregon case, since the laws in regard to electors and the man- ner of filling vacancies are said to be identi- cal in both states. In New Jersey a vacancy Occasioned by the resignation of an ineligi- ble elector was filled by the other electors, while in Oregon the governor assumed to fill ® vacancy,and the person appointed pro- ceeded to create an entirely new board of electors. The question to be decide! is, which Iuethod of procedure was right, that followed ja New Jersey or in Oregon? ‘The friends of Major General Hancock sm to be greatly troubled lest he should be dis, ossessed of his comfortable quarters in New York and ordered to some other field o uty. The report that he was to change quar- ters with Lieutenant General Sheridan is denied, but had it been true we fail to see anything in the transfer to excite special comment or womler. The rank of the Lieu- tenant General certainly entities him to his choice of headquarters. es In view of the maaifesto of Chairman Hewitt, of the National Democratic Com- mittee, asserting the election of Tliden, and the coynier manifesto by Chairman Chand- ler, of the Republican Committee, it would Seem that the contest has come down now to @ regular game of bluff. * Z juste in- | one of the largest and most cot in the State, and stereoty pe tools, is com) stories bigh. with basement and uw ably light from all its fout Foudy established, everything deing an immense business. sive exteblishment would be u ie expected that persone who seriously "thi the entire est PALACE Mar « be purchased for in market BEEF Leet cut “Corned Beef Plates. 8 fest Sugar Cured Kou ¥ kage. warranted free Havana Oranges, Pheasants. Partridges, and al! descriptic qieiting between DITH & MARSHALL wasdiscrtved on the Bukit of December by mutual consent. suthorized to settle all debts due to and by t! pany. “seeks PLA’ pete uae to dispose entire stock by J: wary that he may me naeey eos : tae AC ALEXANDER, eca3-10t 1229 Pennsylvania avenue. | proposition. ERSONS DESIRING FINE CARRIAG New Year's can be ace mmodated by app’ | OLCOTT'S Stables, Istrect. between Bth and Lith streets decht 3w_ "—PHE DAtty NATION HAS BREN EN LARGED to the size of T riers) lowered t ye STAR. and the price © res: R. Fst “dito? Ar Wuotgsare. J. H. CRANE, it 460 Pennsrlvania aver CHRISTMAS. PAVETERIES; DIARIE ocx ET-BOOK ‘OY BOOKS, &c., &., Sold cheap an cash: JENNINGS PAUL declt-2w* 1209 New York avenue. MILLS’ CATAWBA SPARKLING WINE. NOT SURPASSED BY ANY WINE MADE IN THE UNITED S™ATES. Paices—Quarts, per Case, $14. Pints, ie bed 16. N. W. BURCHELL 1332 _Aecle2t FOR SALE. THE SINGERLY PRINTING AND PUR- LISHING HOUSE. at undersigned offers for sale the old and — wed STEREOTYPE. PK! ings NG. and PUBLISHIN: Ite RENSA MIN SINGERLY situate at Nos.18. and 22 South Third street, Harrisburg. Pa. It is mplete establishments being built and fitted i from cellar to roof for the gxprese purpose for hie! un sow used. Its stock of Adams, jon, and & Babeock . and improved gon ee Oe ma binders tively new ang very ‘anil everything is fu readiness to do's Larce be builting. which was erected about three of brick. has a frontage of 55 feet on rect, by 70 feet on Blackberry avenue; is six ground vaults c. [tis admir exceedingly State print © years; and tor the storane of stereotype plates. a Stroma. substantial and Bre-preef. The ing was one by its late owner port presented for a permanent and profitab connec’ ion with the printi To attempt a minute description of such an exten isfactory, and as it se without a personal im ended to miatiag leraigned for ith or withaut the real n applica- EDWIN LARE. trator. istrator. Rarrisburg rh, Pa, lishment. Deseriptiv Adress deel -eott state. we Pittsb 14th Street and N.Y. Av ine half the pri First ent Sirloin, 15 cent win. Toned good Steak. 12% cents: + an iNdeiphia Print ew M + California Fruit, Selly. Californi Fresh Poultry always C hand. of game neseasen. Tenderloin of Beef 4 cents a pom) beral discount in quantities of over ten mands at 7 — Market, cor. hitstreet N. decl3 St FRANK J. TIBBETS. ‘f \TICE oF aoa < + Sapanad OF PARTNER Notice is hereby given that the Partnershi; a4 al ‘PHILIP MEREDIT! ARD MARSHALL, ander the firm of MERE- Philip ee is Week Headquarters ror ROBES DE CHAMBRE AND DU REAKF/ ST JACKETS. FISUREe. Dd ROBES. Dlive, Palm, Arabesque, Geometrical year other Patterns. BROCADE ROBES. In shades of Brown, &c. PLAIN CLOTH ROBES. Trimmed ia Brown, Bine and other Colors, MORNING ROBES, In other Styles. VELVETEEN JACKETS, = ‘Trimmed in Blue and Steel. BREAKFAST JAOKETS, Of variou terials. HANDSOME CORD AND TASSEL, With every Robe. ALL MADE BY TAILORS. Sold af retail about the usual wholesale Prices. DISPLAY ON SECOND FLOOR. ONE PRICE ONLY. GEORGE C. HENNING, éoclt-tr 410 Seventh Street, F, P- BURKE, ‘Wholesale and Retail Decior in CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c., 1223 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N. w., _Rovi?-Im* Washington, D. 0. CRA LET CARRIAGE. nearly grmay, joe oe wate #00. ae 1 aD. SPACE PLEATING aie which ie P Lethe peng be ‘Ge at) netice. tleman, Stating terms, WATSON, Star offen, nue and 5th street. near City Hall. made at home, street sre witeont charge. V J ANTED—To oe TO87-0n the evening of the 13h 4 Tei ee Danone PA owner will, please come after decree. gemcent agg ogo ? advice is inval WANTS. vin family of four. “Apply Ag rigiesie EDA yeans MAN SUNS Sp lot am sah Go travel with aahow. Adteoes 4 ay or Mer Oo rANTEDIFIAA clans bab a ae Bo. cere Pennsylvania svenuc. LARMIL war TENAN No. 923) Taw areas | F ne perwon Greene” W peetable colored girl, a SIT- VarroN as "Cc fhambermaid or Ladies’ — y 1624 L street. Teapwtable unterstands plain ity of two persons. Apply 1314 crk avenne northwest stent DRESSMARKER wi by the day or week; use ferns if desi of Adirew £04 K street nor; the WARTED- A pe al WOMAN, with some = niture. to te ining room and kitchen, cen. iyally located., Expenses guaranteed from th A iress Box 5. Star office. To Rent to am en. two communicat ied. near Patent Offies. Apply 607. B st t. dect3-3t* de jon and terms. Star Offi live to call and yof highly reeom for all kinds of iy fs Homes at Eure! between 9th « nent Off Mr Louise ¢ JANTED—A y 7 RUTLER good mor ATION w t ful; salary ‘ts permanent employ’ ment J E for the winter _ Apply EpThe we oF a HC his feed. will be taken 290d care of rand Gete.s.0 WAB, a NES W A STED—$500 5 MONTH te active men m! ing our Letter Cop: fag ry ed. Sample copy worth 83.00 free. Sind stara reular eHiston: ison sad 132 Pi rg Chicas” nova7-ln WARTEPHORSES at Livery; $9 per month; beat of care and attention given them. Alaa good MAN who thoroughly understands the care ot Hirven, Apply a Stable, corner vf 20th and Est northwest, Between the ours of 9 and 10 o'riock m for ANTED—AIl to read the opinion ra os ae W: eens PASTE MAN :—In justice to Dr. BE. S, Imust say that I have examined al — the Teeth and Gums which I have edvertised during the last seaen years in U States and Canada, and consider WELLS ihe A ome in every respect. PROF. P. Unfaruished feate family, for child. Add Wi NTED—Two Furnished ROOMS, with Boe ina fe and a three-year old ANTED—A YOUNG MAN to learn the Photo- fraphic art, |For terms and particulars apply at DIL e's Ph Photograph Gallery, 1227 Pennsylvania enue. nova)- lin rOUNG LADY to learn the art of Retouching Negatives—a very important and istic he ply DILLON S Gallery, 1299 ¢ “nora a iat TOW INTER—Within 2 miles of Good " pesrano Address LOUTS MAL 20 F ati nowis-im* aD—BOUNTY LAND —W YILLIAM H. BECK. corner Le WANTED EN to know that Wot. MOORE, M Taile 1 New York wenn serie specialty of cut! st b Spy at ‘Reawarene in Be « streets. ot rED—C eon, for a it deliv. pllly NEW STOVES for O14 ONES at BUTLER S, corner 5th and K streets hwest. Second hand Stoves cheap. Smoky aneys Cured OF NO pa LOST AND FOUND. ET, containing portrait Il be given for its return to th: hsouian Institution. REWARD —Lost on the Tith ieeant, in or about the Government Printing Office, 0 ‘ive dollars wit! be given for its return te decht-2t en or near Pennsylvania EPOSITION printed witha typ: chine. tied with red tape. ¢ finder will vo senna, it at 405 Ist stroet — went. ROMGH a GADLs. Gat ore ridge. and peice: ~ ae AKEN UP ASTEAY—On the 10th instant, a large By and white eons d COW. The, = re ke TRE. Mooce's farm, next to io Drott Park. rie Loman the aight mf the 6th Deemer oe the Tis ORETTER. ‘Feu, dollars a BE omg te ask Lieut, W.H.E! GOLD QUART: Bp A reward will be for ite return to J.-H. aateards 908 Lith st. weet. novas ‘No press or water | with gas and wa ei Tse could gater_ into Vusinews there without ha ex store on Opposite corm F OR RENT—A beautiful new COTTA in parlor, with hot. ai thelkitehon, sass 4 street, near 9t F OR RENT—STORE and DWELL, ne 1717 Por SEIT Two new BRICK HOUSES, six 707 Market Space. FOR RENT AND SALE. _ FOR RENT—HOUSE or ROOMS No 187 5 jaz Htreet. AN modern conveniences OR RENT—Purnished HOUSE No. 1335. N= ry York avenus. Apply to Beh Patants 4 1429 Pennsylvania avenue. deck: z aaa Apetiee Fram BRICK WOUSB, water ee} h street north Apol: STS thst aes cs —One dr ten furnished ROOMS, wih 1 PARLOR. SOS 20h stre:t, ania avenue deols-2t* T—An nnfarnishel Salnon PARLOR wise an elegant front ROO! near Penns OR RE furnished. at 939 K street northwest dech-31* kK PARLOR f without board: faaily ner rot hase. 1134 Ith street, six dogs from BL dect T33 | strest northwest, 13 mone elusive ah and furnace rooms. Apply te FITCH, vox "% tn 1509 Pe = avennto FoR WENT — STORE, and aoe bane ‘thavires ats GATTO'S, No ‘Tei r arith doce 3t™ jeasant furnished ROOMS, with improvements, with or without hstreet, between H ot FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. | _ BUSINESS CHANCES. Fes SALE—RESTAURAN®, worth oak carers of eh ate me of the F® KENT—A DWELLING HOUSE contain- eleven Ww Inadern improvements, between Feeserivanta and Mis fhe Botanical Gardens. Ap- dect-20* Fins RENT—911 Hi street northwest, four — 3 rooms. bath room. attic, all modern reniences: brick stable. Apply to DUNC CesoN BROS. oth and D streets notte est pat OR ne HOUSE, No. 1216 Te, eerthwest, six rooms.” mari ple mane T month. t door. ‘aint Store. W. kU ew Dove) a Fe, RENT—93 “street north wost elegant ROOMS and execiient Bonrd, by the das, week or month ee and Pennerty anit roms in Washingsow a4 wacom. Benson Gor elt aie at the preasters Le] Sie mee uwowe L BPA IOe me oD Feo-— Rent $2) in 17 K etreet, | b AIMANTS OWNING CERTIPICAT INDEBTEDN Bee for furnishing Subst mbia are a Lith sts, southeast; $15 in advance to a careful tenaut. Key next de re 25- Ine ree RENT—One of thowe neat six-room MOUSES ‘on Mh street. between D and E streets south west. ere of JAMES LACKEY, 922 F ao cy oe RENT—A first clase RE? modern improvements, Ro Lats hf. & ie eur to Scot Statne, one of the most retiral and ightfut locations in Washington. Apply to J. J. DD, 1402 lath street ‘augs im om RENT-STORE. and DW corner 19% K streets, n will rent dwelling separste or ia one. 18th street northwest pov2liw* uLING northeast market; bg mr ty u Bry 2 small, firn Fi partic ulars will be give S (HANCK—A delight it BE cow ~) wafurniehed F street, north « plea FORREST en Fh ay bas of HOUSE No. 1002 Sonth B street; pleasantly situated. opposite Smitheonian grounds.’ Inquire on the prem nevi im ‘Vstory ROOM, front it. gas and board; in rent. Address C., & private family, Star office. nowll TOR SA —Six new HOUS cellar, and modern conveniences in each; ob between 1éth aud Ith streets northwest. Alarge number of deetrathe BUILDING LOTS near by, and several hundred acres of land near the cit we further information ingnire of THOMAS YOUNG, No, 1336 Bd York 610 7th st. s.w.. 12 rs, mod. iOpen Houses on Q street, ‘above I ~ & front ROOM: a oiled wainnt inter; private family; No. vo. O12 Bist yoamns; water in Apply 2129. 8 [OR RENTS Within bitt and Riggs bh ROOMS suitable for a clul ntleman 3 Address References reg ined “this office. declt-2t* WEST. fOR BR BRICK HOUSE at Lo o Devi Park,7r Potomac waler, chty & age. gas Hixturos. ‘range, cellar feoncrot iamps, &e.. Take 7th or 9th street cars. very low y in eave from £10 te ALL. BARBER CON Le Trott 216 6th ot- 0.6.10 re., mod. ipa ae, 10 rooms... 1704 lth st. now. 5 rs. mod. imps above T. BOARDING. —Elegantly furnished Rooms, with first-class TABLE BOARD. can be secured at 421 ath street northwest, near Fst.cars. dit 3t CARDING —One « furnished BOARD; loca: 1016 Massachu GOLDSTEIN & CO. LOAN AND COMBISSION BROKERS, SHED IN 1862, Ss 38 ue, TFs. mod. imp. No: 514 Bost. cc..7 rooms, gus aud weiar 1334 Sth st.hhw.. 6 rooms, water. & No. 1300 t0rh st Now d332.178 Northeast Corner of Tench amd 1) Srevets PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON TENTH STREET Property to Ty reawon B.W..6 rooms, gas and water 1739 S st. nw. mod. ionps 8 Lith wt. tw. 7 rs. ti LOW intent and coe mad on Pe nt and for any time desired Sold on Commission GANT ROOMS, with Bow 32 Tod mde on band ; ne eon: Spade on bei o8 and moon he Of ther otiacs: fail ps wat iveu OF application BH WARSER & UO 918 F = furnished ROOMS. at moderate rates, in witn | aR | octit-ty salt HOUSE containing 5 rooms SOARED A IS EeTATE BULLETIN | IN Salas ene SEMEN, TAKES ot and cold wat men: front. tar caritios bought axd « DAVIS. med Shromehont. including’ wali ts heat AGGAMAN, 519 7th st, wens ly Hall Room. Metropolitan Rank Buide Sh treet nore cSt OF vis plemises, 130% T atteet ay Hen ont SeeardegS | S50) To vaees ie NuOR PROFITS vorthwest. JACOB 8. Bt dectest* i mexwiaen Se Three Story Brick Houses for Sale. Write for 12 page book book wil e Panion is oper « sie + mod. imps. , Wre....... Wall street, ‘and Wall street Revi OMS 5. 8 1106 Hist. nw. moa. “tng Ti Fa JOHN HICKLING 8 CO” . S19 E street, near 9th: vers "Address 3. 39 7-1y Bankers and Brokers. 72 Broadway, 6. ¥ 1 ng boarders, oF any >: 33 — ply as above. Sage or 13 ——S——SSS== [OR BENT Plocant fara hel ROOMS near id water:'on first aut second floors: | 33 MEDICAL, &c. Post Office. (619 F strect,) for Members of Gone hor without Board. Sprague House: | 379 cress oF other persons. declS-4t* pi and E strects, which has recently chang=d | 7308 caetticocere; G1 perbet [OR RENT—Fornigied ROOMS in Se | hands. Azad ci 4, a a U ghoniae w AFAYETTE HOUSE—First class ey 3 | Sa ae yoda street L4 per month; ROOMS en suite or single. decd-Im* | 24 Defres a te eS Ooh zplr to JOHN Bh Sage: ee ye ROOMS, with | 21 to 29 Myrile at.(b h.), moe Fines ir 200 © age or J ; all modern improvements, with or without cA ~~ mh 125 stnetrect northwest, BOARD. at $24 sth street, between Hand T'atrovts | 74 porrees .(0-R.), mod. Amps. Th vet; from 1. to 8 o'clock All Female Complaints 025 G strect northwest, ae northwest. docs-6t S17 4th “.(fb.) mod. imps., 6 rs Xly cured. Ofice and Residence No. 768 W rooms anda kitchen. Inquire of LEASANT, NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS, $09 K« Wh.) mod. imps. 8 ra. sare sire, Saamere, _____ eevee 313 4% street northwest. decl3-if en suite or single, suitable for creemmen 14 bh.) mod imps or. R. BUCK ES —Tweniy years oxpe- T—Low—A hatvdsome Rosewood Plas | others, with first-class BOARD. af 60% 1th street | 17 tience in Fetaale Diseases, Irregularities, Ove. Iynew. inquire of Dr. JH DRURY, | worthwest, near F street. Table and ‘Transient | 52 fan, Tumors, Guarantee entlifaction oF no charge Clond Buitding deci 2 | Boarders accommodated. decbowe" | 31 Ey Rooms for patients. 164 N. =A fine HOUSE of Wroome, rese REMONT HOUSE—First clars Hotel BOARD | [s ere nen all modern improvement at less than boarding-house prices. Throe meals | 5] ath; relerenees required. A\ dress J.J. City Post Office. K HOUSE No. 635 Pennayl ? 11 rooms; all modern Ingnire at wood vard, two doors ay. ISGOOD. at Second Anditor’s Ofc: Be BRICK Ho! et, contal we; rent nt 825. Apply ies wsiget decls 3t ARLOR, Bel it {SOR RENT—Finay AS “room attached, with x n street th northwest—A few Tansee kooms. single oren suite, at bh i The Lowse has all the mod- centrally and pleasantly toca Hi the street car lines.and occu- i by a small quiet family. Board vill befarnistved i Unexceptionable references. lec 13-2t 7ROCERY and : LE Pay well known LIQUOR IRE on the northe D streets northwest This » st business part of ‘ures necessary fr ‘with « sanall ng ney in improvements. Apply at tigane ony hot sed cold water in bath and sleeping rooms, Latrob= Fange in iF in rooms aboy and other modern conv ner houses with south and east fronts: lures porch and yard, fine bow window in each’ front; Rice barn, with carriage room soparate; street cars t within one block going to any pats be, city or Georgetown, Inquire of ELPHONZO YOUNGS, on the premises, corner 10th and Ssts.n.w. di3-l0t ‘OR RENT- ‘nfurnished ROOMS, very central and ae 9 suitable for any perpen, pee Pennsylvania avenue. Apply 1310, L v La rooms, halls and water. Ingnire € CARTER eoSt REWARD —This amount would be given by more than one person if taelr teeth ae WE $10,00 never tected thei ELLS kth cone ‘and’ preserve these mem- Sees PERSONAL. Clarrvoyant and Planet Real. id can be consulted on all the result of all under m. OF. ccll- hn ety 13 Pennayls Cin rom Nes AND DRS. MADAM HOLLIS- from New York, can be consulted at No, 3K street verthwest.” She can tell names and of losses ai ns; business affaire and war- She brings together the separa marriages. Satisfaction given |. Fee—from 00 cents to #2. nowld-Im? IVORCES legally and ages obtained in aoy State for incompatibility, &e.; residence terial. Fee after decree. ied @. SIMs, Ashland Block, Chicago, 1) yo dy. IVORCES legally and 4 compasibii if ae.s res ‘Twelve years RICH, Attorney-at-Lew, ae: born strest. Chi- octi2- 3m yi aa en DAME ROSS. indy Axitol ei a obd, me. D streut, corner rior in d-lineating the in love o- business her This celebrated vast, Present and Future. t ‘She has soba iee foe ore ing out your informing you ° in all undertakings. Consultation mr Ladiee, “G1; evatiemen, a TT TO he pany PP Come and Re- iaetacanine dome B ym. CUM boat eS | 2 UNSURPASSED. LEAKS STOPPED, ROOFS PAINTED DAMP W. CURED ‘WITH ENGLISH TING PAINT AND cums My AAG. 3 | ROOMS, | Hoard. | POR, RENT—Two ROOMS, furnished or antur nod ree ns Rent $125. THOS. nictly obtained for ine | i | a: RENT—ROOMS—Threa, ROOMS, unfurnished: room; also bath-room; location ver, ro ue Furnished P. ed 509 Fo nieneee, the Casi POR REST FCRNISAER The Salen (& bright, pleasant HOUSE; furnace anf upan tats,” ferads rome irate fat | Grant Places eee docl?-codt |} OR RENT—1605 1 street, lately occupied Cutts, handsomely Furuished on suite or separately, with or without Col. Richard D. nished, suitable for housekeeping or otherwise . No. 706 K street northwest, over Mr. Bur Dry Goods Store. decl2-3t* VE RENT—Corn at and F streets northwest, furnished, all twelve E. pWAGGAMAN": 319 jegantly, Fursished a si we at 13; New York av Sato ar Or RENT—One or two pleasant Furnished ROOK, 2 Sees ge Si or withont PARLOR. h street, near vavenue: lecl2-3t* COR RENT—$18—Two oe peli wg oes Tov! Ln oasr six — ‘teer or ras water in cach ects Mark on ware with Northern 3, Market. K atreet northwest. furnished and ss EOOMs om first pecond and third floors; ‘and newly RLORS, suitable for a Member of Ith street northwest, een E and decl2-Iw NT—Large, handsomely Furnished PAR. ‘on first floor, and suite OF ROOMS seooudl doce, nite Getacreoen ak oll motaen ot at U1 Aatreet out foutheast. oe TK iptciee 5 < ae ae stable, oer northot Capi f Ganitel ground ‘No! 230 at the month, 3. Anauire of 8. Bitieas tad 4 aes ee PER ae Pea or single, at 1394 New Rovly Capitol By Be Pitarz at 613 Fees teense STEAL: NOTICE —Dr_ RORERTSO novas s. pend 922 and 924 F at Intenproved Propert 'y for Sale. bet MH and Ine ROOMS with excellent BOARD. ~ bet 3d aad 42 sw Fd ward University Grounds. por fi F4 Premature Deray, MEs NEWLY FU anaaED ROOMS, 4 a te yy ae pi ¢n suite of single, with or without first-class 2 | ews of Sight oF Giddines, Indigestion, &c., Be. 4 » resolting from abuses ie youth. excesses in mant * BOARD. at No. 736 lth street, between @ and H. 2 | and early indiscretions. Gonorrhea, Strictures Table atid Transient Boarders ed. 3 | Sypviitefotckly cured” Dr. ie ‘e f tal practice, ARK INSON HOUSE, 3] sirea and Pennsylvania MT hate chty, erates AVENUE, can now accommodate a few Boarders Nw Saturday. Ps with good ROOMS and first class BOARD at $25 {bet M ant N nae, for any of the abore er month. First-class Table Board, 18 Houses Ren eat to call np Inontir Md joneani testa ee eo | vt will’ineure honornble and scientie, treatm 5 | aml acure gnarantecd in every case he am fs | Wi patrons to any tf thre beading. phyes altimere. and show letters of Pree bs i fram the same. Remember the days and member of vs ae U Bon bine reid henty. fend Canin me “a imps 9 —‘—7FF—X——X—X—X—-_l__— low on applying to D 7th aud Boundary. avd. ti * 7 > > - and D streets 903 7th ‘st, mod. impo, 10 Penson 7 BOOTS AND SHOES. 468 13th t., mod. imps, 3 0 19th st. Fee ste 325 an R ted CY YOUR SHOES BEFORE THE HOLIDS 8, on # 331 Cotsen B at JW. SELBY ys a sean : mod. ips xchange r.8 LOLS lth st. nw, wa nm 2 | end Leather, 125 te pe OES OPice Rooms Pied nat Bees cle 63.0. Wome By + 5th st. and La. ave, nw fh 810 tm gas | Grain , & MI inawe” Pot OR SALE OF Ay MARRIAGE | OL that neve tulice Button, 1254 SS Apply at WASH. i dt and sss nw ie | $i Bea ers NAILOK'S 8 E sircet. between 13th Sea ae E | Fox $1; White Slippers for the Holidays; wd Mi. decl3-3t 719 Markel Bpaces Sin) | Child en Shose from a0 ceute upwards. Bein cet aa of house ai ail Fetiala appiy at iota 1916 PEXNSYLVANIA AVENUE, \uetion Sales. On FRIDAY, December 15th, at 4 p. able improved. property Between 1th and ath streets G BORG ES’ WEST END m., vala om Jith aod strosts uot AND SHOE STOR i oe Pees east and 15th sirect and Maryland ave. cast 6 PA “e , ra tes cing 2118 Penney lvania arenuc, (Sign of "tree Boot tween Ist and 2d streets southeast. Pennsylva. ind 1,500, $1,000—Two per cent. for negutiat- pia avenne cars pags the door. diate otis, cae an a) Sane and 2 Tall sattefnc dvcl3-tr tion warranted. On ban. stock « vee} decl1-3in™ G.M. GOETZ. temen's fine BOOTS, ‘Stivers. and GAITERS DOR SALE OR RENT of aay At moderate Having mate amas hig Large Hail and 15 elegant rooms ab ve, at 623 peat onteart ‘& study , those who 'y activ Pennsylvania avenue northwest. = derire canfort would == ‘well’ to call city for 428 Penn's avenu rooms wud New i tu Congress Gaiters by » @ first-class rubber-‘mounted ee! street a > rcoms, ims dec? 1 cand an elegant six. or Family Car- reet northw: rooms, mod. 2S = a Fiage: can be seen at OLCOTT 8 Stables, I street. be- | $13 street northeast, 7 rooms, md i > ‘PER CENT. SAVED tween 13th and Mth streets northwest. iw | 215 12th street southwest » | 25 aT MILLER etoLTZMAN. J ARRIAGES, Pia yon ee os igen td dec8-6i" 7 L. HEILBRUN'S send of eee style of Oa Oop! b pene pow Eee Shae Sis, ereral COAL AND WOOD. CHEAP SHOE &8TORR, gagsers, fine ‘secot ad hand Pane at marl3-tr No. 3 PROFESSIONAL. DE; DRAPER HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE to 1224 New York avenue. Office hi Coa. COAL!! COAL! Bo. 402 71u St., Two Doors Azovs D, §.W. ours 9 to 10a. m.. 3 to 4 p.m. ence 1909 oun nia avenue. i ap a6 BOGAN HAS bp TS OF and residence to 43) 1 G street, een Boots. ‘ign ‘Old Woman in Shoe” in window oct tr sol mnnene northwest. dec? 2w* hongst service. Trade — De. 2UE Ss Dentist, 414 Teh street i) ae eee eee By SH, Sree, | Reentital Qfie:—623 Loutsiana avenue northwest. PIANOS, &c. without Deday Ab operations, Sar | onst ee aad tran peep tag nt | PIANOS WHICH HAVE BEEN USED. =e Sart con ten On Weft ae pia : Fi Fi _— hae Vor tre novid-Im L.WM.GUINAND. | 0" ma acto 4 round corners, carved. Kashe & © ESCO, DECORATIVE. and every FRIORNAMENTAL and PLATN NTANTING COAL! COAL! “* 2%, Mh street northwest. sSERCIMEN ROOM 710 B stzeet northwest, WASHINGTON, D.C D. READ EAD"! ETH, RI = —s sale easy ferme at the W Gis pr Ac PRATH Graduate Ohig Cat: PANIC PRICES! w METZEROTT & ‘urgery, and of Rush Medi- Dental 81 Sole Agents of ‘College of Chicago, 01 7th etrest .w, ce itege: af eng’ lin Cabinet Organs. JM. KNABE & ss CELEBRATED PIANOS REC wai athe —— PRIZE cénivicark OF 4 Distinction FOR GEN- rinway Plotow and Mason tian ANTHRACITE COAL from $5 per ton up. ac- cording to quality. Maving on hand the largest stock in the District, embracing every variety, pared to fill orders at once, without waiting fo xn- certain arrival of Auction Coal. 2,240 Ibs. always furnished to the ton. BANKERS. . RAT CALLS, SPREADS. REE A RE ES. = cont. marging. F sale of stocks on 2 Sw 3 7 Try us before purchasing elsewhere. j Clase Stock Pri JOHNSON BROTHERS, for Concert, myyies nt solicit the Main office and depot, Johnson's wharves, foot 12th and 13th and F street Offices, 120% F and 1112 9th st) Dw. “sepl-cotr COAL AND KINDLING WOOD. eee 3 ication. cToMenibor & a Siebecens Brok ore, 98 Brosde: ray N.Y. | 4A ry nye Ea] aot ee COAL are now Xo, embracing all day: “Selected Stock ee hapecieny. ow of oat pa INDLD sa woop ' DStock BEOR: mr SANRERS AND SIPCe BECR ERE, GOLD'S WARM-AIR FURNACES. — | _t0t2¢1z_Branch Ofice 1918 Penuerivania gre. Gold's Centennial RANGE. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. Steam HEATING and PLUMBING. THOMPSONS ‘Tin and Wrought Iron WORK. six RESS S aloe: ve oe coed At —— largest variety of new patterns aise sopis-ly CARPETS. THE LARGEST AND Giese est sroce UNDERWEAR TO eopsd-tr 004 F treet uw Le Droit? FALL STYLES “ oe A #85 2 ES HATS FROM 95 TO @8 ‘Building.