Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1877, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: ..December 21, = To Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or Business Manager of THE STAR, according to their tenor, and not to any individual name. Otherwise provoking delays may oceur. Cheeks, ete., should in all cases be made payable to the order of THE EVENING Star NewsParen ‘COMPANY, —not to that of any individual. B@ Anonymous communications not read; re- Jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. —__ -se2-- —_—_ ‘To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to sem! in their an- ouncements as early in the day as possible, and in ail cases before 120°elock M. The insertion in the same day"s issue of those reaching the office after that hour cannot be assured. The Affair at El Paso. The faijure to appreciate the great length of the Texan boundary is a fruitful cause of mis- apprehension concerning the true nature of the El Paso riot. It must be carefully distin- guished from the difficulties in the eatile-rais- ing region on the lower Rio Grande, some six hundred miles away. It is the raids in this Iotter section, and the hostile feeling between the dwellers on the opposite sides of the river, that threaten our peaceful re! Mexico. But San Elizarie, some dred miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande and separated from the scenes of eattle raids by a vast wilderness, presents an entirely dif- ferent condit Mf affairs. No trouble exists between the inhabitants of the opposite banks of the rande, because the re of the ne Face and the same sympat ids « “invasions” disturb the pe of this re- mote corner of Texas, because there are no €attle to carry off and no hosti Jing to spur on marauding bands. The Texan bor i and the K rande merely divide a 3 Settlement, ing part of the set inst their will, Of the four thousand inty more than nin tenths are and as they are more than five hundred miles from any read, and jrande on which they is unnay till a thousand miles nearer its mouth, they have little knowledge of tie nati« whieh th m makes them citize w it. The salt ponds, whieh are the cause of the present riot, | On consignment for ae Holidays, which |rpeccmeatpep anrsenenr | CRANDALL’S HEAVY ARTILLERY. sale = - a re Bookstore, jaraxese | AND CHINESE GOODS | For Cumistwas. | N. W. BURCHELL. 1332 F street. facturers of Asti ‘sts, tol Park, a Departmes Foods, now have on hand a full line of Glasses, Field and Marine Gi 3 Spectacles in gold and steel rims, Draw! ruments, A: &e., &c. stock. Every mani ranted to be as represented, G»"s GooDps IN ENDLESS VARICTY ne of MORNING GOW NS. SEEARy Ast GLOVES, 3 aw: PS. UMBRELLAS. with Ivory and Natural nies, and humerous other articles sulta- ster Holiday Gifts, can be obtained at W. S. TEEL'S, The Sign of the Guider Shirt, No. 935 Penna. avenue. pews WITH HIGH PRICES: 11 Ibs. White Sugar... Best Brown Sugar. per i New crop New Bye ae Molasses, per gal. Delp Syrup, per ‘We have W Ter gal at $5 per gallon Haas good ab you can at, Splendid a OLD WHISKY. Urices represent a on our Whiskies. : elsewhere r gallon, net enor st per gallon . 8. SHARE & SONS, Grocers, 1313 7th strect north reat _ 121-64 Bet HOF WATCHES, CLOCKS, SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE. JEWELRY, guarantee ‘to sell cent. less than th & same goods can be bought for inw ‘ashington. W. S. TAPPAN, 905. F Street, Masonic Temple. ANIA AVENUE, THE CAPITOL, And Save Largely on HOLIDAY PRESENTS. xe stock ine Latest, cuanare and Best seve hundred miles di: nt from the Rio Grande, and from time immemorial have Deen used free of cost by the citizens of El Fase county. This right has been recently denied th The land surrounding the lakes and the exclusive right to manufa from their waters have been aequired by speculators. represented by Judge Howard. ‘The attempt to deprive the ‘ir former privileges was naturally resisted by the law. Jess and ignorant Americo-Mexieans, and Howard was at first compelled to leave the county. He afterwards returned. supported by a small detachment of state troops, was Surrounded and attacked by the mob, and after the surrender of the troops was put to death, in company with McBride, of the rangers. United es troops are now marech- ing to San Elizari t make a stand little ean be done in the way of punishment for the outrage. Since the ring- leaders of the riot have the sympathies of nearly the entire populs crossing of the river will b almost suf nt to insure their safety » have, however. no quarrel with the rhment of } © about the matter. by conquest addgd a portion of her children to our list of citizens. we ean- not blawe her if we find them troubleson and rebel! . even under less provocation than th Our Summer- Winter. To-day the weather turns cool, but up to this time the season been so exceptionally mild as to call for general remark throughout the country. In this quarter th has been almost that of summer, and the prevalent southern wind absolutely brought a sprinkling of musquitoes, who seemed 1 for some hours to enter upon a campaign of August activity. The general belief is that warm weather in winter is unhealthy. and there is an old Eng- lish adage that a green Christmas makes a fat ehureh-yard, but some of our most intelligent Washington physicians question the fact of > inereased mortality from a mild winter, at Teast in this latitude. As one of them says: It issimply bringing Florida to us instead of re- quiring us to go to Florida for balmy winter Weather. Then. again, & is claimed that in mild weather there is much less spread of diseases like searlet fever, and they are less Virulent in character, from the fact that doors and windows can be thrown open, and houses well ventilated. It is held that the proper temperature for health is that where the range yeter in dwelling-houses is not degrees or higher than 74; and the weather we e had this winter has al- lowed this temperature to be maintained in houses without closing up all the means of Ventilation, or excluding all the pure external air. —————~ore-—___ Despite the jealous carping of some the New York papers upon the management of the New York Tritune by Whitelaw Reid. we think it cannot be denied by any candid news. n of experience that Mr. Reid has fitness for his responsible posi- one misses the quaint, vigor- ously-expressed, but frequently unsound utler- ances of Horace Greeley in its uimns, the Tritane, Whole, isa better newspaper, and m in all its departim a etropolitan daily th: s. The Weekly T d and impr ore great yp <d from the old eight-p per to a sixteen page magazine-form. thus presented ina jient shape for bind- ing and for handy ri n it was une has way to It has Private Dalzell is said to be well endorsed in his applic Mission. We are warmly in fav the private’s appoint. ment toa foreign posi but think a more remote point than Brussels would answer the purpose better. Mail communication with Belgium is altogether too frequent aud too certain. sall the News of the Week ; Closing Proceedings of | Congress: the Russian Agricultural } ; White House and De- rtment News: Proceedings of the Courts: Local Affairs: Choice Stories; Poems and Sketches; Agricultural and Household Mat- ters. ance, postage And BOOKS, antity and Y. ery grade se aaa Ns” (CARL MUELLER & SON, WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS 1N SUGAR Te ANCY BOXES, CORNUCOPTAS, CHRISTMAS TREE TRIMMING Freneh Mixtures and Plain CANDIES in any quantities, STORE AND FACTORY, 314 Penn. ave., south side, _Sa1-ste hear corner 3d st. SELLING OFF: SELLING OFF: FOR THIRTY DAYS Our stock of DRY GOODS at great reduction e CANDY TOYS, CHE prices, Many at less than cost of importati order “to reduce our heavy. stock of WINTER Goods. Speciat Lees in DRESS G00 LACK SILK ALPACA oni FIN ND CASSIME For Men and ee Swear. ‘Table Damas kins and T ngs; Blankets and Sheetin, a full stock of Domestic Goods at factory pi All Goods warranted as represented, and fair dealing in all cases, at J. W. COLLEY'S, No, 801, Cor. of 8th st. and Market Space. TSE CASHMERES, CLOTHS Nap- with L HOLL Day PRESENTS FOR G TLEMEN, AT LEWIs*, 920 7th street, betireen Land K, Handsome SILK i gr i $5. $6: Derbys and B We Fur-top Kida al Tock € rer TILES. BOWs, MUFFLERS and COL- Whi ino and Red Flannel UNDERGAR- and Merino HALF AS: SATCHEL Silk and Alpaca UMBRELI BONE Price Stone,” between Tand K. _A call for inspection respectfully solicited, L*ers BLACK SILK VELVETS, RICH BROCADE SILKS, PLAIN BLACK SILKS. BROWN, ANY, BLUE. DARK REEN, RNET. ON SMOKE. and all other de sirable shades of COLORED SILKS. at NEW YORK PRIC! Cc D COLORED TRIMM VEL- VETS, from auction, at very low prices. Ladies’ UXDRESSED” KID GLOVES at 15 cents, worth $1 Laslies* and a BANOO HIEFs. Ladies* and Child: Ladies BLACK it Choa id SEAL SACQUES. on consig ¢ REAL INDIA SHAWLS, from $75 to $275 W. M. SHUSTER & BRO. : _ eas 919 Pennayleania avenue. E OF CHEAP a at New York prices, IE GREAT 8 GOODS STILL CONTINUES. We will continue to sell un after that time 1 February 1. 1378. A Gan Fintares lor sale very” chen Allofour Black Cashes res, ali of our Black Al- Racas. all of our Silke d large size pure white Bridal Quilts Pure white Table Linen, ¢ tr "ras Towels. 6. Ladies’ Underw an € Waking Cloths ver Very 707 Market 8, pace. Ne EW Goops FoR THE HOLIDAYS. Le Marchand Sardines, tehen Bousquet. for Coloring Soups, Fresh Tomatoes in Gi Okra and Tomatoes in Can 2: ‘ans, Dried Okra, Gourmets Olive Oil. Barton & Guestiers Olive Oil, Mailles” Assorted Pickles, five different kinds, Mailles’ Olives, Crosse & Blackwell's Olives, Green Tartle in Cans, for Soup, way Soa tt Coe " aliforn| rene Chestnuts, Now Shettarks, iest Dehesa Rais Terms: #2 per annum, in a ne: single copies five cenf, in wrappers. \OSSAMER WarTee P 10F COATS, HATS A PERFORATED W TS, SHIRTS, TAN rs and SLIP E! = pe 935 Penusyleania avenue. AC CA CAL month, my aay ‘the week. fine assortment on exhibition oth st. nw. Old ee Story, s"Da HTE. ob as with No. "Se ma tie FIRE- IDE COMPAN |, Out Dee. 24: g ae ts sale CREISTMAS LUXURIES is wl very well, but you will need that WHITE PROCESs FLOUR OF MINE, FINE OLD gare COFFEE. GILT-EDGE 3. Y. bone dec@i-tr 3918 918 Peanesionnls meni CMe eee. ; at Presents sont 5 Sunt Baltion of neers as ae cnenas bak LE * Poems and Essays: and tse ene Mil the best selegtlog,, dias sidan prices. Lippitt POCKETBOOKS, COMBS AND 8) New as Wain Peeans, ti and Pistache, Florida Oran, ranges, Ja) open Goods, Vases | Ladies" bape te os Ribbed — i 8, in Cc. C, BRYAN, BY PURCHASING AT THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY. CON NOLLY'S, G08 Ninth Street, Opposite the Patent OMice, third door above F st. GENT’S LINEN AND SILK HANDKERC'FS. GENT'S CLOTH AND KID GLOVES. GENTS FANCY HOSIERY. LADIES’ SILK AND LINEN HANDKERC'S. LADIES’ CLOTH AND KID GLOVES, LADIES’ TIES AND RUCHES. LADIES" COLLARS AND CUFFS. LADIES" FANCY STOCKINGS. SOAPS AND PERFUMERY; UMBRELLAS in endless variety. @21-tr SHAWLS, HUUDS, NUBIAS, Ere. RUSHES: | decat-tr “Merry Christinas (o allt’ the snow-bird sald, As he happ!ly hepped around; “If 1 were wanting a suit of clothes I'd tell you the place I"ve found. I'd get my clothes of Mr. A. Strans For these days of December frost; So strong and stout they will hardly wear out, An it's strange how little they cost." “Merry Christmas to all!** the gentleman said, As he lookeil on his little boys, Who were getting ready for Caristmas tim > And making a jolly noise. “Tl get them an overcoat apiece And a sult of clothes to boot, There’s no place at all like that To purchase a nice new suit. of A. Straus “Merry Christinas to all!"* the school-boy said, With a bouncing glad hurrah! *dust think of the bargains of Mr. A. Stray The biggest you ever saw. To make this Christmas merry for me, And merry for all school boys, Just buy, if you please, such presents as thes That you get of Mr. A. Strans."* Buy your Presents for the Boy, Buy your Presents for the Boy"s Father. Buy your Presents for the Boy's Big Brother, Buy your Presents for all your Male Friends, REMEMBER NAME AND NUMBER. A. STRAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, _Three doe st of 11th steve THE INDICATIONS ARE THAT SILK HANDKERCHIEFS ARE COMING IN FASHION FOR GENTLEMEN, 1 HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEM, Bordered, solid grounds; Bandana, old styles; Ponge, white, natural and colored and bemstitched, And Madras, Oriental patterns, Fine Silk Mufiers, brocade and other designs, Black Silk Square Cravat: Black Silk Spring and Napoleon Cravats; Silk Scarfs, indigo, myrtle, seal brown and black; Fine folded Silk Ties, in blacks and colors; Black Silk Bows and Cravat Bows; Silk-lined Kid Gloves and Mittens; Silk-faced Smoking Fine Silk Umbrellas: Silk Undershirts; Silk Cords and Tassels, E PRICE ONLY, GEO. C. HENNING, dec21-tr 410 Seventh street. THE WISDOM OF OUR REDUCTION PLAN HAS BEEN CLEARLY DEMONSTRATED, OUR IMMENSE STOCK Is RAPIDLY DIMINISHING, OUR POPCLAR HOLIDAY PRICE LIST TAKES WITH THE PEOPL R CENT. DISCOUNT ® Harp Times Is Nor To Br Lavcurp At. When $55 Overcoats are reduced to $25 Turety-THee * ant $25 Overcoats are reduced to $13 and $20 Overcoats are reduced to $14 and $16 Overcoats”are reduced to $10 and $10 Overcoats are reduced to $7 The Honse That Makes Such Reductions Is Bound To Sell Goods. These Are Precisely The Inducements We Offer, Just The Same Knock Down, Bottom Prices, Applies To And Other Goods, Ali Our Suits As For the Item 0: BOYS* CLOTHING, We Simply Offer Bargains That Cannot Be Resisted, These Are Special Holiday Attractions, HABLE BROTHERS, MEN AND BOYS’ CLOTHIERS. e2i-tr Corner of Seventh and D sts. D CEMBER 21st, 1877 NEW ADVERTISEMENT or C. M. TOWSON & CO., 636 Pennsylvania avenue, SOUTH SIDE, NEAR 7TH 5T. ALL KIND OF HOLIDAY GOODS, TOO NU- MEROUS TO MENTION IN THIS SPACE, Large Double White Blankets. $2.50. 83. $4, $5, nels, 18, 20. 25. 30, 35. 37, 40 a5 at © Gas men and boys,” 25, 30, 37, 50, 60, rehicts. & conte, 50, 60.75, ate. i st, "$1, $1.25, ae eed $2 per jozen. Waterproof € Seay hin Sheeting Cotton, 2 rds witle, 25 cee we Ladies and Gents: he derweaty 60, 63,15 8, 8. on a eR alge ay Fcrastitehed and 6 and ther Handteren Handkerchiefs, 25, 37, 002 Teor Sh Cc. M. TOWSON & CO., 636 Pennsylrania avenue, South side, near 7th st. SS res < octi&-tr (Grocers a a na, _FOR “RENT AND SALE. FOR RE} RENT 1 AND SALE. TENANTS for rooms, with mod fronting south on pabite Was ynife at 42 @ sts Fe ag —— No, ye Ast ee ten EAL ESTATE es aul rooms) mas and water: a fue Sule = — of D. CONNELL, ” Eps tid THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 —— s. = AE A ‘Changes made every Weduesday aud Saturday.) VE HUNDRED Do ARS WANT K. Foner gorse 1002 and 1004 ¢ s nis on collateral soemrity worth $2 ham Wasencte Pow sas Br Brick HO at $85 and $0 per tuoi: all mower imprors= | yg nine ri Brick Howses for a Loop | Address ““Biotel,"" Box 1 mint amen arene Ws they mente, Real Estate. St. | igo and 1342 N. Jer. ave 1. 8 reach. 8 Om POR SALE O8 RENT FARM of tore % * sara ‘4 = 1442'S st. n.w.. mod. timp... 5 miles from Capitel: abet an NETO KNOW a TICKSLER hae ee No. 401 7th st.n.w., where » take photographs of fall sides. ‘Sati a 21-61" TANTED—A SITUATION as governess or | teacher, hy a lady of exp-ticnces cultivation, and refinement. References exchanged. Address “Miss L. R.."* Washington P.O. FANTED— By a first-class mana SITU as salesman, or would assist at book ge references. Address “H.W. J., ke, SPSeRIIENS 084 New York a SULC st. ce., tied. imps, 10 rs trees of apie, peach, pear, & Destoe fr provements. Tnquite ato New | $21 st. nw. toed, quite se. corner 8th and D streets u.w BRYA corner 1thand I | ake, — <‘UEAr RENT. A) uy Sit cas = TN ste OLLARS PER | Fe RENT—A two story BRICK HOUSE. No. | Siow enn. abd basement 80 24th st. now. six rooms and bath- | 4535 Columbia lots nicely graded aa parks Toom, water. large yard. Rent $20 per month. Apply No, 2139 F st. n.w cost These Homses.are Walle tn the very est manner With all the mestern tmiprowement= Two-Story Brick and re Houses Por Saie 4 nee new. b ] «-+ 013. b= 4 OR RENT—No, 438 New Jersey ey ty corner BRICK USE, seven reom Houses alw ar ope room: a large yard, with southern exposure to Ws. Ras favorable for the cultivation of flowers. Tw a care= fren, © 4VLN > ful and respousible tenant the rent will be mod- HUYCR, as th) #13 20th st. nw. erate. Apply to JOHN T. ARMS, 810 F st. ine mmo re Te cote 1 | new. xs W21-tr” | 1418 1418%. Mass. av ae No_ branch establishment. | oR RENT _Four unfurnished ROOM: clay SH on Ra Ladies’ Suits a specialty. | oe + torn ana b maker. pS sn. a aber Property For Sate. a aed F stn. Ss 2R RENT OR SALE MOUSE NS hit hana 18¢h nw. g 1,800 WANTED on first class Real Retat mation must state Particular air i & Co ee n wmmvore. ese a Fick letter aust be moderate. Addres | TOR RENT_A pleasant front ROOM, with or “TD. H. H.,** Star office. without Boare lady or genUeman a a SALE A Raweats A FARM V yANTED—To RENT By & family ef, ine wife. Apply at 1 pitol st. 120-3: nr ets Wana piiltatde for a dairy man «m natty , persons, no children, a 7. ‘and Pats. hw, : od improvements, How: with modern imj oviententey not far from hat ROOMS het Aeon ave.. bet. 24th and 25th sts. h.w., per fi. save. 438 or would rent three or four anfurn- tgpoetes ip oma with ‘all modern imyrove- , bet, 13th and 140h now... per tt - i pwr. ished rooms, suitable for housekeep!i ina good with or without ana Houses For Rent. mt house where there are no children, Address. “= As- F sts, now. med, iinpe, 10 v8 pinwall,** care Star Office. d2i-et* | eee REST ee “ans Ta . # rs... ANTED —A party declining housekesping central fearin ren . BE witGke ee dispose of his entire stock of eos COL No.6 F si 3 i reasonable terms. urniiare - t No, st. f _ POR RENT i nt fur new. Apply at No, 925 B st, =w, 123" Re Ge ED FAMILIES. Hotels needing | rent moderate. In he reliable Servants, to apply. free charges at the old estatiished National zag ment Omee, Root 24, 7th and F sts. WASTED EMPLOYMENT OF able kind vi erable experience i ing and general business. a TANTED- Watch. 18 at4 He me “FEW, Mt EMBERS age t ¥. temperate gentie- its good business, Want 1 in exchange ra Brick House, untacas Apply to A. LARK, 934 F street n.w. lady to Rave their KID V NED by Professor KORI odorless. pre ‘at 10 6 mi per airs three patrs for 25 cents, I a W Ante 81z00, at = tate worth $80,000; firs five ‘Raliress Lock Box percent. on years, A PARTNER—Lady or gentleman, 1 ames a first-class CASH respon party to. tak Ke oo the Hisiness during his absence stead, with Bed Furnitu toned’ Piano for rent: 116 ANTED—A PARTNER in an old established Claim Busins ow has $500 cash, For pai ticulars address **A, Star office. 7. WASTE D— ‘You Bria your! Fic ity =] 18 for FRAPHL E's, “ot vores r do; nd 6th ANTED-To exchange, | ones, Groceries or new STOVE ES for old uel, at B ER'S. 5th and K sts! n.w. Smokey Chimneys pay. Stoves rented. ANTED—EVERYBODY TO CALL at the Bureau of 1 to buy or sell joc free. JAMES Ff to renovat Ww \T ATHERS cise , 614 Louisianaave. — augl6- ANTED Ty exchange, new STOV . Grocerie Fuel, at BUTLE! Latrobes to heat two rooms. ; and Knew. $25, TA! ‘Apply “at the N i be paid. : auzi0-f MOTHS and other insects in furni- to exterminate by superheated E'S, Uphoisterer, 614 a ave ‘angie it RICE’S ks, as Weenaeeees: be- \d Gth sts, 8.W. Called for and delivered without charge, jyl3-ly WAI to CLEAN, at McG & F S$ Eureka Steam beating Sweeping Works Tthest. 9 Wharf. Orders by ma tat W MIT ANTED-Gentiemen to ae that MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011. New Yon specialty of Cuiting Garments to specialty s jan26. dy LOST AND FOUND. STRAYED AWAY from the owner, on Friday morning, Dee, 2Ist. one young BUL! and two young COWS. Bull dark; two Cow: person returning same to JOH Will receive a liberal reward. JOH INDER, Ist and K st: day. near O street mat ETROOK with $15. Liberal fered for its return to No. 1303 N st.. ¢« her 13th new 20-2 BS se. BOARDING Pleasant BACK PAR LOR, st able for one or two persons: also, Two Sir ROOMS on third floor; moderate term! 1018 Ma ave. ci 317 ac rent, with BOARD, nic tunities te of two or three M. Iso, other desirable ROOMS, } OARDING ‘in suits of twoor Rooms, wi 5 also single new carpets, fur- is moderate. 15-6: XM ORTON HOUS! a 922 and 924 F Street N.W. Pric th (in advan ok ror Boarp, ). bre declb-Ly Pp litu St. N.W.—Entire NEW HOUSE, 615 a uae Saree Furatehel OOMS with fira-class TABLE BOARD: Rooms on first floor, suitable for Co! ‘Trans MESS, BQRDEEY (from baltimore nent, Transient, or Day BOARD Fst.. cor. of 18th n.w. Carriage house and for four horses. for rent, _n 10-2 at guests accommodated, nov2i-5w* Porma- 1800 Res, WITH OR ; WITHOUT BOARD— Newly painted and papered and handsomely furnished, bath room and water closet. Also, Ta- = Boarders, rms moderate. No, 607 = st. HE TREMONT HOUSE IS MAKING GOOD terms for Winter Boarders, Family ana, siu- elther steam or stove heat, ol2-tr FOR SALE. oR SALE CHEAP— and HARNESS: will be sold separately A good HORSE, WAGON For No. 15 6th sireet n. HR SALE—One fine Coupeor ©: particulars ingatre at dark brown in color, six years old, six- ‘een and a half Thad high weight 1.250 pounds, sound in every Kind. nd gentle in Nene stands without aiching, fearless of locomotives, can be driven vil: and will te sold Capa for cash pig gpm further use for hi ‘an be seen at iene $10 13th et, below Pa. ave. new Inquire of 30th ALE. —I to close. chi Fung of iaMON TES, Pears ILVER-PLA’ ihe for other cr improvement, we dect7-7t etnias RSE AND Hee PHATO a ‘ar ries data ‘Inquire at. javal sine ia oe a7-Lm Be Fiatarkoetinets: fromthe Spring. of wis worry iene re at of other MINERAL Sera ane & CROMWELL, or between ror se 4 toss. actute &. GOLDSTEIN & « * SALE CHAD Py to 636 Bs s . r Ss ii ts a ie. can aie tw L. F. CLARK e |. tps, 7 SOR SALE ae K+ rin 1113 F st s water, 8 rs. TURES of sample it * AOR RENT + fas and wa Apis te WM. DICKSON. So? 4s 1s-4* press brick fron SALE A CIGAR Sty sitmat front and rear yards, i 1 had on application at my office, OF } will be sent by mail if desired. j Loans. $2,000, $1000, $800 and $500 at 8 per cent. awe | OR SATE A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER to 0 1 > FOR RENT RI KM HOUSE No. wil Lat.n. | POOR RENT oy ee _. W.. 10 rooms, south frontage, stationary. tls WARNE a BOSTWICK & MANS. Sat a bath and latrobe, Kent 0. Apply on th BRaINnanp H.WaAunen, Fowrs s 6 premises ey eee AS 816 F street northwest, - wd FOR RENT—It Ia se, n.W. cor. 6th fine sis M x Toots, bath rovn, bot aad per- | TaOT stone: Sie multe, and tw Aue wealskin BACKS feet onaiore Hhronghouts rent $40. Apply to ahra 5 ‘at sacrifice at 8. GOL. DSTRIN & OOS. 617 F s 19-3) ‘under entire hese S coal occ, 929 Ride a9 2a" ist N. 305 12th st, ew... 1334 Leth st. uw. ANCY GOODS. 1725 11th st. uw, “ w cent, tess than Sie loth st aw at-° 1907 Pa. ave. u t. +, large, old-sty' h st.and Marylan To a good tenant, an nt WHI be ver ows Yn gow real os issions. Ay AW, 490 Levisias ANGE-At Brick HOUSE 735 1th si. nw. 7 3 21st s 721 $27 1th st. so. aie 5th st. Se T_ First-class ROOMS (newly Surnish- on 10th single and board can be postcard 1824" Boundary nue. Also, two'vers de- 3-6 1315 1 st. ne. (OTS on easy teres: Wil take * ROOM and third eo | 4h . approved holes or ber R ¥ floors at 908 7th st. nw. over GODDARD'S: y Goods store, st. nw, Space, Geo'n Alen, atnumber of Otter "pomsce, inev section | Grand “Opening for a Dress y maker, ‘9 115-60" of the city, a list of which is changed nearly every INVENTENT tie “ SE ‘3 nine day « on the the bulletin a at t our office. ow - xi R™ ESTATE BULLETIN or poni=ws can place the ~~ as J. STANLEY JONES, Bo, ae 1 en 18 pest cent. Apis aS $13 permouth. REAL ESTATE BROKER, ~ Scien ave. n. POR SALE OR EX ack weee S11 SEVENTH Stuxer. = * fo baikiers and take >. 1341 Q street, Wilh 13. rooms and all con Sth, 14th and w. Aiso NO. 2008 14th stroot | Square 882, RK. BOND, 3214 5 Fe REN T—1446 N st., (1 style: 13 rooms: y Dwelling Houses For Sale. NORTHWEST. near 14th, 3-stories, mod, Imps MePiierson Place, 3-stori 1 more a CLAGETT. 819 Market Space POR SALE—At a Sucrifice HOUSE, with back buildin K st.. 2 in gond condition: madi tmpe it d soon, $6,800. in sn a tnstall HE Ss OWN . and 45 st. ate SS facing front astreet, =: te sold eheapou easy terms, “Inquire 1308 RTAIN ASTAXES AND rated axt cut of spec rovements large discounts can be sa calling on WILLIAM DICKSON, 223 4'5 fist. dst S, mel. Imps. Sith & lath, 3-storien, sf T2139 K st. n.w., BRICK HOUSE. and bath _latroh Key a 237, ina ire 729 Sih at sult him before settling your taxes, ey at 2137. Inquire ih. st. . aune ali-Sw* -~ 10, roons, .. newly = > st.. 9 rooms, fine new three . 1701 ee8 it i, a Boi Bratt meh Hack, bullies containin a ave. 8 rs.. ail 1m Several of those desirati | rooms, all the medern improvements, and fin- ye LUTTRERL & — mts Sand TSA Ay ra ae arate ished in the best possible manner, with the very des ‘i cer ealeer coment mat * s, sirable and New Feature of side Lots of equal F RENT—No, 1623 3d st. n.w., six rooms, ah, kN atid, store & dwell 44s, 10.0) “ie shove icone tron on emel ta mest Genin é pea eat kitchen, 3 b. Ist ana Se eg yea nas. 25, on ie streets in the city, pilcely, concreted and parked, ry per month to good tenant, wn reet cars near by, be seld upow e: door north for key and terms, net Cameo, Sustorien. "mb Ss terms for §7,500 each. ng — . bet. 5th & 6th, 3-stories, in, R RENT—BRICK HOUSES, cellar, with all conveniences; low re to be HEATLEY BROS., corner 7th nw is is Too > 2 5a 4.00 © = a1-im _ T OR SALE—The desirable RESI- M st. n. pa eee twelve fed up: ‘dwelling, mod. lmps., 8 Ts, ne SOUTHEAST. fied upg all modern B. tet Gand, g-stories, msl, imps., 104s, 5.000 | hed. 1821 Fst. nw, corr Ce mn M bet ane |, 3-stories, mot. _ samen e4 het. Sand 41h, stories, mod. i. Wore ny Stem. oP DAS, i may PSTATE, 7 ver ©; bet. Ist and 21, S-stories, mond. ii 5 ith st. nw. 327 Pennsylva- Phar tet. A and B, 3-stories, mod. i., G3.on Mis- bettcooan dea | POR SALE, 4 four-story BRICK HOUSE, cou i i root PIANK | 7h, pot, Cand D, Sour ye Tor will trade). 2.900 rally Jocated op Penns} vans avenue: bulla OWNING, Columbia Law Bulldine, Sth st. | Isth, tet Cand D. stories, contains store and 1 rooms, water. 2w., oF $31 Missouri ave, = RHS-6 7th, bet Da BE, Sat ck i stable for two horses. "tnguire at Sar 1 7th, bet. D & E. 3-st. Sereda mt Eno | tifice, HOOst Desirable Building Lots for sale in all sections of iG \REAT SAL keeping ani the city. sylvauia av Farm Wanted. | sirane ‘To purchase a small Farm, with barn and other | {is outhaiidings. lncated near the Battimnore and Ore rallroad, Uetween Washington and Baldiuore, J. STANLEY JONES, SU SeVENTU STREET. m _413-tr_ Sal. Loom, Sylvania avenue east. octae-teatu Ri will open. bol JANUARY 2. 1377, at 1434 Q st., near 14th will include Academic and Peimary depart and will be conducted on a uew aud practical FS Byte O. HOLTZMAN, 10th nethod. | For particutars, see cirealars ac book | X00TS AND & = ree: the Bureau of Information, 1437 F st. and | ‘Three new Stores, 1419, 1428, 1425 lat S AND SHOES. at 1313 Corcoran st. d15-1in 22 Office Rooms ovs r 5 Stores, from 917 to 925 7! st.n AMES CORRIDON, Pro dogg Penmanship, | 3 Dwelling Hoi hove ste J St. Cloud Built ae poe riting, | 809 13th st u.w..9 rooms, mod ookkeeping and caect lions taught in short and | 515 2d st. 10 rooms, med, easy courses of lessons. Thorouw instruction | 2005th st. se., 10 rooms and store, guaranteed, essons given at residences and at | 637 D st. my schools, Jet-ly* GPENCERIAN | COLLEGE. roome, ined impo ORNER SEVEN L STREETS. sn ee Open day and evening. Beautiful halls, Sons and ne.» § cocme, stare and stab danghters practical educated. Thorough, con- densed instruction. and training tn rapid ealcula= 34 2, Fans, mon on teer-writing. English Language, Busi- to private families ont hess Penn Business Forms, Book cai Houses and Lots in every section of the val Exercises, &e. Day tu: ton, reduced rates, for sale. £ n Tr, payable on entering; Payable in six equal monthly Installments, or $50 It in full on entering. Ast *s quarter or Sat time of enter ening tuition, th, Lilustrat ‘ciretlar, giving partic: it lication. on PPG, SPENCER, Principal, rs, dT-3mn 2 HE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, S00 17th, STREBT, CORNER, H, ‘ON FAINLAMB. Dinsctor, . Citeulare at music stores. ‘T. No, 1330 Q st. nee ar ~» mod, imps.; $60, — SALE. 1d LOS on ISthest, Circle: 19 Vermont avenue, 9 rooms, mio! SIN GERMA\ cate "Spey Late ipimery Yass of, Langtages. College of os formerly Ins, © Ma. Cretan’ boo fares. “Adress 430 st nori os3-tr MEDICAL, te pus. L. PREESE, M.D.. =. ay Sth st. n.w. aoe coy from andy Treats cures. me vice free and confidential hiwé INDERGARTEN 3 AND SCHOOL, 1127 13th K POLLOCK & Misses ROERR, | e “uildren adinitted between the iesemee a cars. Normal ¢ ‘Ladies, See ee cae Snare re Ss IF DE. BROTHERS FAI. ze octis-3m. (a i ae LOOK FOR HER IN THE WINDOW, experieans [ADEMQISELTE Y. PRUD'HOMME's | Oftce. mt a ar . LEON, The Oldest Established and only Re- 5 ery Ladies’ Ph: in the City aa HEILBRUN'S Shoe Store, prom pote consulted ‘ednesday and Satur- eer ati Sam, am, | oy gene: SS on st. Ba, {Fom 1 to8 o'clock, No. 402 SEVENTH STREET NorTuwest. b ules ind Gen tlemen, Boys and Girls, 6p. =e ENTIRE STOCK MUST BESOLD, WITHOUT RESERVE, IN SIXTY DAYS. EMY- st. D.W., py aia YB, ‘1315 455 st. s.w. FoR ee 8S NE'S YO! sae OT Pe ae a (OOL OF 3 & ‘We are receiving large involces ot gts Me | (with & [BERR atanas