Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1878, Page 2

_THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON MONDAY i Wash os ‘To Correspondent Letters should be addressed to the Ealtorial or Business Manager of THE STAR, according to their tenor, and not te any individual name, Otherwise provoking delays may Checks ete. should in all cases be made payable to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER ComPany,—not to that of any individual. ‘&—- Anonymous communications not read; re- Jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. —————— — ee The Uphill Fight of the Sick Mi The hereditary struggle between Turk and | Russian is an interesting chapter in the his- | tory of the w The Turk entering from Asia, cimetar in hand, kindled to a dangerous | enthusiasm by the promptings and the prom- ises of his new religion, was checked in his purposed conquest of all Europe and driven back to its southeastern corner. As the re- sources of the great Muscovite pation on the north were gradually developed. its rulers per- ceived that the control of the Black Sea and its connections with the Mediterranean was necessary to the unrestrained exertion of Rus- sia’s power. Then the st » began wh last round has just been finished. The invad- ing Turk had established a nation, which, through advantages of position, the bravery of its soldiers, its diplomatie skill and the jealou- sies of Europe, long resisted with success the frantic efforts of the Russian power to free its giant limbs from their cramping confinement. Russia was like Samson bound: the nation’ vast territories touched the branches of the ocean only at three points,— in the extreme north where the de- parting ship was compelled to cross the Arctie circle, and in the Baltic, where her ports were frozen for half the year, and from which egress might be prevented by a few gun- boats in the Danish Sounds, and lastly, at the Black Sea, where the hated Turk, with fortifi- eations guarding the narrow passages of the Bosphorus and Dardanelles, denied a passage. The Russian campaign of many decades has been characterized by persistency of purpose, in leaders, and unflinching firmness and per- fect obedience in soldiers. The Turk isa more dashing, but less reliable, soldier ; his generals have always compared favorably with the Rus- sian leaders. There have been many interest- ing phases of the conflict crowded within the =. In 1826 the Porte repudiated the treaty of Ackerman, on the ground that compulsion had been employed to obtain its signature. and the Turks butchered the inhab- itants of entire Greek provinces; this behavior brought about the curious bination of England, Russia and France, the battle of Na- varino, the destruction of the Turkish fleet, and the independence of Greece. Then came the humiliating peace of Adr concluded the war with Rus: next, won- derful to relate, an appeal to Russia for aid against Mehemet Ali. the Egyptian ruler, which caused the mediation of England and France. Then, in 1840, came another outbreak f Mehemet Ali, repressed by England, Rus- ja, Austria and Prussia. The Crimean war, with the lease of life which it gave the Turks, was the next important event. Internal trou- Dies, caused by Turkish oppression and Rus- sian interference, culminated in 1874 in a series of insurrections. The aceounts of Tur- kish barbarities filled the whole civilized world with indignation. The unsuccessful Constan- tinople conference, the Russian declaration of war in April 24, 1877, and the campaigns of the summet nd winter are fresh in the recollee- tion. Though Russia met with reverses at fi through underrating her antagonist the last part of her campaign has been a planned and brilliantly executed. It is e that without foreign aid, Turkey will hence- forth be pushed to the wall; and her old ally England is an ally no longer. Though the time has hardly arrive@ when it is proper to write the obituary notice of the Turkish na- tion, yet its condition is sufficiently preca- rious to justify this consideration of some of the leading events of its s diversified i career. Hy drophovi: . Again. We recently gave the details of a well-devel- oped case of hydrophobia in Georgetown in which a young man was bitten by a vagrant dog, and hydrophobia did not develop until after the wound had healed and all rs of danger had been dispelled. The medical fra- ternity found none of the alleged remedies for the disease of any avail. A similar case has just oeeurred at Chicopee, Mass., where the victim, a robust, intelligent man, was bit- ten bya vagrant dog. After an interval of two months from the time of the bite, this man, not a fanciful, nervous individual tor- tured by his s, died in all the agonies of hydrophobia. Hot vapor was tried as a rem- led, the moisture throwing the sick mvulsions. The drug curari was also tested. Sufficient quantities were injected into his blood every hour to cause paralysis and almost instant death in any other person than a hydrophobic patient. The sick man Was greatly relieved by this treatment, and his convulsions were checked to a considerable extent; but no eure was effected, and the world has yet to discover a certain remedy for hydrophobia. The good effects of the drug were, however, sifficiently plain to recom. mend its use in similar eases. The victim met his death with composure, but expressed the natural feeling that strong. well man should have to go for a dog.” Mr. Murphy has a more promising field of labor at the capital of Kertucky than he-has at the national ¢ the editor of the Elizabethtown. correct. He writes to his paper from thiscity as follows: * We believe (from what we saw Frankfort as we came through there the other week) that more whisky is consumed by the members of one house of the Kentucky legislature than by all the members of both houses of Congress, but we hope we are mis- taken.” The feeling of the gold men is rather that of discouragement over the large vote given for the Matthews resolution in the Senate, indi- cating that the silver bill may be passed over a veto. The New York World takes a gloomy view of the situation, and says the fact that the resolution will not have the effect of a law binding on the Executive is important in a legal aspect, but of little significance as ainst the moral weight of a declaration on such a subject made by nearly two-thirds of both houses. The Times remarks glumly that the fact that there is a proportionately larger | majority in the upper than the lower house for the debasement of our currency and the | Jowering of our credit, is the most telling com. mentary that could be made on the deteriora- tion of the United States Senate. The Herwd endorses the declaration by August Belmont “that the measures of covert repudiation now before Congress, and which have debauched the democracy of the west, will. if successful, put a lasting stain on our publie fame and for. ever destroy our national credit.” Evidently Wall street isin a state of mind — so o-—____ Samuel J. Tilden may possibly hear of some- thing to his advantage in case the arrested members of the Louisiana returning board carry out their threats of telling all they know of the true inwardness of the electoral count. Major Burke's narrative on that subject to- day is mighty interesting reading, but will no doubt pale into insignificance when’ Wells, Anderson & Co. throw their calcium light on the subject. ‘EV EN-OC- Ox FINE, NEARLY NEW, TAVE Rosewood PIANO, for Bt asacrifics torcash at ube ot Music: 723 Thst. new 3UTTER AND EG6s. Fine BUTTER, Rolls and Tus, on aint. Proms and half pounds, at lowest rates, . D. E. DUTROW, Am 10th and € Street: WHO VALI a UE THEIR SIGHT TO > ea ae sours oe 453 Ps. ave, 1... cor. | nople in 183%, which it seemed hard that a | ital, if the impressions of | wsare | GlBAn® EpecaTenay EXcunsron WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. of 1578, visiting Ireland, Scotland, | <= = — —— = = = —= ae Prussi ANTED—A HOUSE, furnished or uofurn- | JOR RENT—Three Unfurnished ROOMS, with EAL ESTATE BULLETIN sis, am TE Sear ished. the rent to be paid in board, Adress | eouett Suitable for light housek sph or nica tures Incident to European travel | ‘*L. W.,’ Star office. ser ppty at 913 9h a THOS, E,, WAGGAMAN, S19 Seventh St. pattrely remened. ‘ates extremely poky r Retura | Water. BLAT Ear omeas See ATON RK RENT- 416 10h st. “aah gne mostra (Changes made every Wednesiay and Saturday | dations Enea rote. na respectable fam \ a H eine E Sale. ioe va fae amt, Colgge Pivtecors. | chamberworke Toqulre at 11 Nets news 1352" | > Si_ | 1908 sates re ck Deer 009 School Teachers, and others of like tastes, please (TANTED_By a first-class French f-maie ‘The whole or part of a very desira- .¥., "mod imps.. pe address. for Prospectus, E, TOUBJER®. Music cock, a SITUATION in a family: Tie and thoroughly Furkisned HOUSE. al | 217 As mods imp 1 + E500 Hall, Bo J28-eo8! | ommentations, Address Box 13, Star | iigdern Improvements. No, 21 Grant Pace | 208 and ae Fy md F009 | se = 128-4 mt 2a VEG | NTED Competent DRESSMAKE | = uae as: 6.500 [8% SOF A DAME BACH: |W Aisi St. Nobe but first-class hands eed Foe onan jaime BEV | ‘j mod: {ps B is 8500 | [Then send to the nearest drug store and get a | arply- 1 y farni ot atn. | Wy : Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster, andyou | yr ANTEH—Parmaneaily, a wale of ee or | rit ween 1D and 13's. m. “Forms to 8.000 Will fiud that in'a marvelously short-time’ you will | WY ANTE Rodyrmanently, a suite of tee ar es = E i s. Ex Te'relteved, and that a cure will quickly follow.” | Answer ‘Domus,’ G16 E st. Wes seating ee ae EO i “two connecting } Two.Story Brick and Frame Houses wor Sale. I Capeine , Price. Bu MB; ale | TOO! on second foo 416 N st. Dw. wat h.. 100 elastery tn may, pacts | Wines “Alady of experience in the mann ye at of parlor; very central and Gestras | b = - prefer Dre 0 ‘orn balis, can have cous — E | BELIEVE Sn fem toallother Piasters. | employment ard’ good wages. or a, percentage If Fuse nicely Furnished PARLOR and ed | wat Once.|Dr. 3. -€,,Thompson, pre rer d, Call of address 1982 10th st. m1, w 28-3" BED HOOM adjoining: fire'and gas: 320 por 3-000 | C. month. Also, ished Bedroom $8. per : : ANTED-—IMwEDIATELY—For one year, a A ee ik 2 S000 | CURES on Dir. whsaieasn | Wak W FURNISHED HOUSE, avout 1d rooms mort hie Board lt deatred, at No. 22780 st.n.w. | Ne ish Sac Ch, ene Gates 1.800 welns 2 ." © in the Medical 1 Dee e- | central location. Rent must be moderate, secord- — | 420 N st. n.w.. Lh. mod. imps.. 7 " . 1,800 | with mot teen Re- \posttheConteanial, and | ing fo times, Address "Star office.” j28 2t* R rate inp BRICK HOUSES qlght | 1250 4ib'st.n.w.. boh., water, 6 s.. 1600 | lieve. [iaone of the best known | ANTED-TO TEACH, on favorable terms, rfont ROOMS and BATH ght For Saie. | yeicians im’ the eoan- Vv Privately or in classes, Latin, ithetoric, of | just 'of 4461 ot Toweine ss pea Hee Bee .50 To avold frauds, see, | Logic. in‘classes, day oc evening, 15 and 25 corner 9 aa Bats nw. ‘30 seut througheach Pias-| ‘Thousands of physi- | CeutSAlessou. 8. W. FLYNN, A.M, G it RE ely Furnighed PARLOR 30 . S urnisl Li | al | ter. Ielana and. dragelese on | a ONTEDCA-RELIABLE PART io cont | ES id CHAMBER: SRB ROM | os 160 | Sold by al Druggists, [fouthatBsnsonssCapeine | WW ‘two Furnianede Kons, cemmuoicatings Room terns tae family inal Teferenres x" 4 Price, 2 cents,” [Plaster relieves pain at | with Gre and gas: convenient to cars. “‘Tormis | (hanged, Tis? Lith sta. nce “2 Jouceand cures quickly.” | moderate, “Ieterences exchanged. Apply at ue ENT On SRA eens | Re eran 2 | Dee: . g, L st.. bet. 3d and 4th n. fo y $15 eacl SEABURY & JOHNSON, #1 Platt st., ANTED-—Two furnished ROOMS, a or | Hoda’ uh handsomely” Furnished. south. front | _jang8-m, ws. Proprietors, aXe, Ritheut board; gentleman, wite,” two fa Ocak: hina poorer second foor back nk san SALE_SPECIAT BARGAINS, — | 27°. aged ten and Your, and sérvant, “Address | 9,4, with terms per month, Washington, D.C, wi D—¥ or two gentlemen, two SUITES OF HOOMS: camelouse preferred, on Ist or 2d floor, between G and IT and 29th and’17th sts, BW, Bust le first-ciacs in every respect. Ad- gree with terms, £¢., JOS. 8, STETTINIUS, St. Cloud Building. “Captain, One second-hand COUPELETTE: one light COUPE: one six and one fou Se 1’ Carringe; one Park legant Landau, and a large number recon = of every lescription. above Will be sold VERY ROUT, if. GRAHAM, jan26-St 410 to 416 8th street nm. Fo RRKEN ‘ight sunny ROC M3, salts for office or lodging rooms; 1103 F st. h.w. 126-2t* ‘OR RENT—T ARBER anOP Tormeriy occupied by Mr. aa ty No. 704 Est. nw. F apply at No. 121% ate 326-30" JFOR RENT—1406 8st. ments, Rent lowto a res} naibie tena | AL < TANTED—A WHITE WOMAN, to Sa, tion of ‘the house retained If desired, j26- [Sen & COaTy __ A waah and ir rons gnd. todo general housework: ee No, 1681 10th ste naw 6 roc Ns Iso, a W. G or years old, as a iS ve : | apvins opened a pops ee Ne 1028 | nurse for children, and t> make herself genoraily Rin {rant and rear, yards.” gas nd. wat | customers in that part of the city and the public | Useful. Inquire at 106 Greene st., Georgetown, Nae per month, Apply on et | wencraliy wit tv be ca | D.C. $28-2." Ise8. _ est qualities of | at the lowest cast priees Ofices and Yards: 2R RENT—A handsome seven-room BRICK HOUSE, with bay window, bath room, water closets, hot aud cold water, &e.; 1335 V. ont between N and Os } ANTED—To RENT—A HOUSE of 67008, located between 18th and 19¢h sts. and Pa. ave, and K st. n.w.. by a | chifdren: a house with m ‘SOLOMON STOVER. orners 21st and I, 12th'and ootieman and wife. ue. ievn improvements pre- Hi, and 1626 M si Wharf and Dene’, sg0LG | ferred. ‘TN nt not to exceed $20 per month; would <A two-st 3 = stheet, Washington Citys D.C. pot cbject toahoure over & store, address "1. | H vooms. hi aay org FR RICK HOUSE, 8 ar office. ats REMev AL Wine; ‘To rent furnished or antares ed ROOMS in. private family, with or with or BECKER'S OR RENT—A two-story TRAMBHOUSE, No, Manufactory of BOARD. 3 St am erate price; cars pass the pot 2036 G nw. jscontainios aque ipo | ARSMSS. 40D) TRURES: 7 WANTED OCCUPANTS for Er 59, Third Auditor's office, bd at very moderate prices: with or without it RENT—Two HOUSES, bay ado Corcoran Building, opp. U. 8. Treasury, | BoaD. Apply be 1.W 526: rooms, bath, hot and cold water, raty FEBRUARY 187. ANTED OT trobe, Laity rents Callat Tbiz Maison Stock of Goods. jan26-tr M iteigeneer Buildings 2th st., near 16th, bet, P anc sense —_ Oe ss STE nk " $25 yi HOUSE. 6 roo 3, No. |) BAGLEY & CO. V ANTED_Furnished ROOMS suitable f n.W. 3 price $25. Also, . J J V light housekeeping at a moderate rent. | Ri 924 F Wes Dries $15. “Apply 1725 Penn selva: OF DETROIT, MICH., erences exchanged, D381 nit nia ave, 526 GtF to inf rs of x Iter- AN1TED—A large furnished HOUSE in cen- R RENT- Large PARLORS, with new car- ey er Cerone ots i ar nels one: tral part of city, with boarders in it Pe Foesona furniture, separate or t two Chambers, with or without boa No, 312 Indiana ave. ; oxcellent | and pleasant the door: rent lo story BRICK BUILDING. + one door east of Address LIVERY, Star office, JANTED—A PARTNER with ‘anil capita pply Immediately af the Bureau of Inform tion, Tabs. PHILP &CO. 526-3 | famed MAYFLOWER is sold in bulk by: G. D, Kean, corner 9th and D sts. TANTED—A SITUATION by a respe al . and pa J, 3, Clark, corner 9th and @ sts. Ssbite girl as housegielor waitress n a t private R, "No. be maine Ps cornes ch and 0 st3, family. “Gan “give reference, 913 35h, st. pols = shee situated near Joercs Ofeerdineés, 90 Fst. WANTED By a singe gentleman, a furnished ‘Washington, F. Grant & Go., 1300 Fst ROOM on Capitol Hil; must be within four | uitable fora market garden: would rent on siiares Jos. A. Bohn, 103 Penna. or five synares of the Capitol and near the streat | if referred. “Address HENRY THORN, 025 ‘A. Michae! GR ANG, ating forms, a. . WALLS, | stew W. 8 Horton, 456°P 1 ies FR 7B RENT-FRAME WOUSE No, a Rhode Worman & Wilson. ren ee ave, ANTED—White Cooks, Chambermaids, &c., Is'and ave. h.w,, five rooms and hall; ange Pc Mardis Penna, ave . and three experienced Waiters. Good re: | yard: Huge tn goed near, Rent ow, A commendations, Hotels, families and restaurants io ee TPSATAC ANS. &: u 1 office of LOUIS P, SHOEMAKER, 92 . Man mitt ‘¢ iGo, ar eatst, Supplied free, | National Employment Omics, Room | naw. Frost, 70 RK RENT—416 10th st. s.w., 11 room: 1522. 1524 Madison st. n.w.. 6 rooms, § 18, 1428T st. n.w., 6 rooms, 5, 3318 Penns; ve. store and dwellin 12.2. Apply to A. We ANTED—To Pcncuase—Small, pleasant, modern HOUSE in good locality, without any cash. on monthly payments not to’ exceed Must be cheap, Suburban not obiectlonable, ‘Ad- dress, g* ng exact location, J.B.W., Loar Box it Wianoohe —A suite of three or four Unfurnis 1 ed ROOMS in a good locality. Address I. st. i; Gasch, 91 7th st, H. Eberly, 1301 71m st tone, 1342 7th st, Montgomery, 1503 7t E. ft, 1282'New York ave. Hoimes, 4H St 3, . E, Mitchell, 24, corner st. MeNulty, i529 14th 8 €. Stutz,/11h, corner E st. Ga GAY Woob™ “iss HR RENT—Nicely Furnished eaReOR aa BED ROOM, ani one suite of Unfurnished Rooms, Allon the first floor, Also, two communi- ~ enter is aS, W., Star of cating Furnished Rooms on the second and. third J wbartt, 907 Tih rANTED-VLAITING (Parisian mode.) sia | [?grs; Willent together or separate. AOR ero Abrafam. 239 ‘Now Jersey aves 1 st,, corner 9th st.n.w., 2 cents per yard for dq vore, 173 Bridges. Georgetown. all kinds 6 a ea farantee todo the finest mfortable ROOMS, either FOR RENT Overy « furnished or unfurnished, for rent clean 116 C st., northeast of the enue $25 R RENT—HOUSE 469 81, desirable locality, nw. a goods Without injury. LUCAS, Dressmaker ANTED—A PU RGHABER or a sible TENANT for a Country aR ot 8 roePoDs the city; high and healthy, ‘and most de! _ 398-3" WHOLESALE BY WELLER & REPETTI, St. D.W.. seven Tatiny to GEO. C. and abundance of frult. 501 Penna. av., under National Hotel, Apply after 7 p.m. to DSWoRTH, | 3 ae Bult 426-31" D.C. | corner Vermontave. and'L st. Nae 525 R RENT—A Furnished ROOM on second =— — ose —_ WiANnte. ‘A Lady Co} vit (nom employed ia | ion foots 821 Vermont ave., opposite the Arling- Cc “FITCH, FOX & CUTTER, ‘the Department) T one or twe | 8 hours per day, after office hours, for which the rent Real of a front room (private family, ) south front. uear Estate Brokers, ENT—HOUSE, ten rooms, N will move Into their new office. in the Corcoran No. 1314 Key next dodr, 1 Appl aio Xow yews Dicks APPS building, corner 15ih street and Penna. avenue. ney.” spmiee, Sill be given. “Address jose Sore ave Oy e opposite Tressury department on the 1sT DaY OF -. Fe '—Two pice rh “ig FEbR' CNat, Union.) 325-40 ANTED-K AEE neestrions American of gE iad rae as parlor and hed-room. = ierman jor general housework. | K st.n.w- Price OTICE TO THE PUBLIC. fd ms ‘Must be first-class cook and laundress, References required, Apply after 4 o'clock p.m.; 38 1 st. new. {23-v03t* ‘The Steamer JOHN W. THOMP- SON will discontinue her trips on eI the Potomac for one week. for the si WASTED 5A RESPONSIBLE PARTY to | Sony purpose of painting. Travelers and shippers will rent two Furnished Rooms, communicating, oF RENT—A large, el jclegantiy Furnished eoxern themselves Sree, With fre, gas, and use of bath rodm; convenient 16 ieronee RE watt be Fented for the pera ‘aa ree y e} ines of cal Fé D 0 * ad 125-Bt SAMUEL BACON, President. ces exchanged: tery mode HOME," Star offi 425-36 EDUCED PRICES. | ANTED—To exchan (OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE No. ‘ones, Groceries or n.W.. nine rooms, hail, dry cell aie at BUTLER 3, Bul wash hou ‘The undersigned begs leave to inform his and K sts, n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured orno | gas, water, garden, strect cars, References patrons and the public generally that in cone pay. Btoves rented. a ee Guited. “Apply at No, 1118 11th st, nw. 325-81 sanenee of, rediced prices in goods and new facilitie he now able to ‘ANTED—FEATHERS to renovate at 50-ACRE FARM, improveo witha CLorites and farnish, goons nh ns line’ Tom CHACE’S, 614 Louisiana ave, augl6-ly iri jopriee pe room chen’ proverty ever fi m to fifteen per cent. lesy than, former Fates, Te en Tho anes arate Spectfully requestin ‘cantina avis ‘ANTED—To exchang Rew STOVES forold | HALL & BA rie, bib Tin st 5-6 Latrol i two rooms, $20 '—484 G st. ms, $20 25: Crrizen AND MILITARY Tatton, fees to Beat sehibetr nd 20LS Bea sasine it Foun . te et SEF Pennie avess Ween! ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of rent. THOS. E. WAGU AMAN. 518 T HE COPARTNERSHIP HE! Was kind; eighteen years experience. - Uphol- i235 isting between J- C. earson. son and J.B. Fearson. under the Sty! IC AR ‘& SONS is this ip day dieoived by niutual consent. JOS. C. 1 Bx A GREAT SACKIFICE-New ninesroomn, BRICK HOUS! ‘ahd work at lowest possible Brices. by Z provements, bay windows, veh CHACE, 614 Louisiana avenue. augtt WAR tesermtnn and other Insects in furni- all modern fin- ay. P 4 Ga ties ‘D. FEARSON, fare, to exterminate by superheated steam, at | Add Tech Ho Sb $3 Ooo, Terms te fer IOHN B, FEARSUN, CHACE'S, | oars 614La. ave. augié6-1y : WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 1878, XAT ANTE! PETS to 16 and 318 C st. n.w., twenty-two S to CLEAN, at RICE'S Steam Beating Svorks, 490 Maine avenue, be- tween 4% and 61 ate 8.W. Called for and delivered without charge, iy13- The undersigned, C.D. Fearson and J. B. Fea son will continue the businessof RUTTER DEALS ERS at all their old stands under the firm name of J. C, FEARSON’S SON’ tab! steitea i Lag utoen ‘Fogms: hed RESIDENCES, FW dreful attention to business: te merit ther Cone ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at M rae a ts eae careful attention to bus © merit the’ con= — o at Mc | : tinued liberal patron au their former cus- @ FERRY'S Eureka Stam ‘Beating and | WOR RE i rnree new HOUSES. with all the tomers. We assume al debts of ‘and collect ail Sweeping Works, Tth-st: wharf. Orders by mall. OF | ana'iuck yards? on det st en corner Brat, saeeeh bills due, the late firm. CHARLES D. FEARSON, left at W. 8. MITCH: EL Market Space. fe21-1y | one square from the | Capitol, Kent S. uns 23. J f FED-Genlemen io know that WM. | cen fri id a.m. toap.m. inquire 6 GALS Jan36-8t JOHN Bo 2EARSON:; W iisoree, Serchan WoLt New York | LIGAN. bet hist 135-61 Fore iy furnished Front and Bak HOOMS. third too all moderns Rape ments; location central and pleasant; convenient to alldepartments; private fanlly: No. Tos 80 st. nw. SPECIAL SALE FOR TU-DAY AT 8. GOLDSTEIN & CO.'3, JEWELRY STORE, avenue, makes a 5} falty of Cutting Garments to made at home. jan6-ly LOST AND FOUND. 19 PEN: 1 NIA AVENUE, sth. a Lady's G )R RENT—A Suite of Furnished or Si) O} PENNETUVANIL AVEROR I Fria ays Janusry Lady's Goro Bois aprivate family, and Ina healthy. 1a, ; 2a Brea atti Be dhamation earl setting. | jjleasant location: ears passing from Capitol to, De: GENTS! WATCHES AND JEWELRY. Ugerarewate i setarnch to SOUS nONE ot partments.” Reference! exchanged; No, 129 st ps AN aud C sts, 328-21 Hews —— DAMON: <b aD FINE, AKEN UN ASTRAY At fot of Fort Sua (OR RENT-—Six-room HOUSE, 724 ‘an st. | CLO KS, BRON: NZS, toga, on the 25ih inst., two SHO. between G and u nc. water in kitchen anc guy ER AND SILVER PLATED WARE. | the (0833, will please come! forward, pros aR yard, Inquire 310 E st, new. J23-1m. | nae copert) charges. and take them awa‘ ‘OR RENT-912 F st. n.w., fine STORE and BOEDEL! at fooror Fort saratoga, Old Badons- DWELLING-H 2 ouhe ‘with Stable in Sad burg Road. OST—On 11th or 32 1 st between I st. Wasuineron HOME BEMEDY. | lot. For terms Merchant Tailo wuire at GEO. BENG 318 F oi a ave- “ennsy lV and the Capitol, on DE. LEWIS’ PLASTER. ‘OR REN T_No, 458 New Jersey ave. s.e., only PENDANT Gorm. a Coral Rosey set three squares from the Capitol, seveu tooms | SEVEN FOR A QUARTER. will be pald upon its ‘return’ to 'N. 135 ast. | ad bathroom, sith large zat x house in per One large and six small. Surpasses Capcine and % + Sya-3. | tepair. A careful and responsible te Porous." Sure cure for ‘Cuts, Burns, Braises and | 2° Apply to JOHN 810 Fist. Bheumatism. "O8T_On the 17ih_ instant, on Peni Sold by all Druggtsts. Ask for a Circular. jangs-ty venue, probably pear Sshington Cire SILVER FOX MUFF." A Woeral reward will I pula for Is return to LIEUT. BARI BE, | U8 ignal Bureau, RENT—Two-story Press Brick HOUSE, six roo , With bath-room, water closet, gas ant Water, latrote, closets, pantry and cellar; recently rapered and painted throughout. Reui low to a SWEET NAVY re~ponsible and permanent tenant. Inquire at 1525 JACKSON'S = | Columbin st, between P and @ and Sib aud Lot BOARDING. Ste Tw -im CHEWING BEST. TOBACCO. a: sass oA i = Sa ae = — —————— IR REN‘ T—RC 0MS,_ Furnished or U nfur- Awarded highest prize at Centennial Exposition OARDIN: ROOMS handsomely furnishes a. De “ nished, near St. for fine chewing qualities and excellence and 47K lasting character of sweetening and flavorin: The best tol ever made, As our blue strip trade-mark is closely imitated on inferlor tar see that Jackson s Best is on every pln; en suite or single, with first-class TA. BOARD, 512 9th st. a. w. we Aloysius Church, Mrs also, 206 F Pork ENTE ‘Fine PARLORS and SEDROUEE at E, KOLB‘S, corner 8th and E sts_n.w. ‘The most Satay located in the city. 12 Sy) rely front ROOM ST. N.W.— Ret 27 furnished” second-story all dealers. Send for sample, free, to C “HOUSE No. 1110 F st, roy itn BOA RD. fire and light, $50 per month, Also Hl SON'#G5., Mitra, Petersburg, Va. S14 Single ROOM 818 per month with BOARD. 326-2." . WAGGAMAN, 619 7th aw U= mm USE IT! . ent officials and others FE USE No. 609 New Fara ave, | = can obtain excellent BOARD at roducel pric 28 one ‘ 729 roomy ee GayTpsmontss reat DETERGENT. af the hotel of J.M.PERREARD, 500 and 508 14th HES per month, Apply to W. BN st. nw. z Meals’ prepared by a French cook and 126-6. teaspoonful to a a gallon of water will wash | served at conventent hours | qishes,"ting, Roses, Glassware: two Table-spoontuls aaa ere es DU ZELING, ¥ ARDL pult ne a0 rany business. Low rent toa wa fab of mater ‘will wash clothing of all kinds, | JROARDING-—Large, first-class) Rooms, yan | tenant, 4th an Ost, Capitol Hin" Key. weet — pun roan your Pmieroret ful toa gallon Board, can be had wooo New ‘Yorkay, j25-1w’ door, oquire No. 423 11th st. new. of water.) It will clean oat Wate brushes beautitany® ‘EMONT HOUBE Gand _ Hots Hotel BOARD. Ds z RENT BUILDING Ho. 3238 Penney lva- 7 rh eals '. ju Rooms, at pie ave. D.W.; 8! Ww! cellar anc ree YOUNG'S DETERGENT, # ud 630 per monty $8 to Sid’per week, $2.50 | large Hooke: utely oceapied by Frases Lae, AP day. ry room newly papered, painted, Soe ply to a ALTER, 1011 E st. n.w. j19-1m’' Houses For Rent. 100 F st. n.w., mod. imps., 19 rs., per ann.$1.500 1000 F st. n.w., st 1,000 s 50 + Mod, imps, 9 rs. By “mod Amps.; 10s, 3 od, 8 = im rf. inode | 35 35 2 Stores and Ofice: 143 7th st. n.w., store - $60 1718 n, 50 ‘eh 1 1seuo on, the qr 51h of each month a *-Bal- in’? of for sale andrent on my which can be lication at my office, or will be sent by mail if des red, Loans. _ $8,000 at 8 Per cent. Foasen jJan26 tr R ‘o" HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. pe, new Stores, 1419, 1423, 1425 N.Y.av.n.w. $75 12 Office Rooms over above stores from $25 to 35 5 Stor from 917 to 925 7th st.n.w., each...... 65 4 Soret ying. Houses over above stores, each . 35 9 rooms, mod. imps. > 85 ok Ms , 9 rooms and bath, 911 KR st. rooms and bath, mod. imps. $87 D st rooms ‘ore. corner Louisiana ave. and 6th st. n.w. Hat Tath et nw. 10 ra miods a 1725 11th st. n.w., 6 rooihs, gas and water. FOR SALE~An elegant hew double House, with every mod, convenience: one of the best locations in Georgetown, very cheap. Houses and Lots in every section of the city, 000, va Tne property on my books has been sequel in price. J. STANLEY JONES, REAL ESTATE BROKER, 51 SEVENTH | STREET, Houses for for Sale. K st.bet. 4th and apt hil. W. 8 stories m BE B st, ‘het, Ist and 21 n,¢,,3 stories, m. limps. Place,n.w.,3 Stories, mod. imps. bet, K and S n-w,.3 stories.an.i ad and 8d ‘stories, 13 rs.. 3 stories, mod. 1 Cand L tories, 7 rs. Tat rier suena ate +38 rR st.,bet.17th and 18th n.w.,2 st., .€.,2 FO 17th st., bet. L and M n.w., 3 stories,8 rs 4th st. rbet, Ac and Bn. Wood St,.6 rs. mod = 13 Ts, Mass. av. be. Cap. & Coiinhia stsbets Band @. Sth st,,beteAd and N new ed stories: tod, Z st. et aath and oth iw. 2 st-.@ rs, nisi. Cst.{bet. Ist and 2d s.e,. 3 St. 918.,1el Athst. bet, 4 and Bs.e..3 Soe ore Lpth st. .bet.Q and Rn. W.,3 st..0 . ppand 1st n.W..2 sia 2s ne 8 sorts. mod: tt ray 11. WBS Hi St bet 22d and aad acd 3! é. 500 000 NMCae at: bet and Pines 6.000 Ist. ot. and 3d tw. 13 st.10 8, met 19,000 Hinge tbe. 18th & 14thh.w W.,3st.,1Lrs.. a 17,000 abéve Circie, 8 st., 12 rs. mod Lmps’.11,000 Building Lots For Sale. ide Rhode Island ave. North ¢ Capitol, bet. H ‘aad T Tsts. n Wanted. or eight room DWELLING- HOUSES with maders Improved eaten fween and N ste. and 4th and 14th sts. n.w. To cost not over $4.000. To Loan. $10,000, $1,500, $1,000 on first-class real estate security. J. STANLEY JONES, 416-tr 511 Seventh street, BR RENI— |. WARNER & Ci Bratnarp H. LWAnwEE, Ew xpi xa. McINTIRE. 1780 Ist. nw, . #125 1206 K st. nw, 160 1427 6th book " ae ore lore, &¢C., 313 C s1 Corner en and 1446 ae ae aes 1234 10th st, n 1726 11th st. nw, 1415 D st. nw, 818 8th st. Bees 450, 1417 8d'st. nw, 1210 U st. nw, SSRBSSSRaa FE Twenty-eight cords of LONG LEAP NE Wi in good condition. Ap- ply at ATLEES whart oth and O sts. 8.w. 126-3.* OT LATHE, TOOLS AND ANVIL ‘ALE at asacrifice if sold in three days: Pennsylvania avenuen. Ww, 325-: oR SALE—AT A BAancaiN—The FURNI- TURE, consisting of Walnut Suites, Tapestry Carpets, €e.. nearly Hew, iu house 913 1 st. new. Apply ii immediately. 525-2. RY SALE—AT A SACRIFICE—A sw Suit a® a cpila's SASQUERADE | cir Some FURNITURE, se eral handsome D DEESSES, HONNED JEWELS. sce a met with Feverses, ‘Address sac SE ar ce. briny 7 Enact vipy ~ene igaeaes Riniahea with Brussels cu Diack walnut furniture, an pr4tt's ASTRAL OIL t and marble-toy mostly aa oy sets RENT—A fourieen room HOUSE, modern im rovements, two latrober, range, ‘bath-room, r; is in complete repair, newly hot and cold wate: E STREET N.W.—Handsome ROOMS, apered, excellent location, 0} ite 60 7 ith BOARD; en ‘suito or single; south: ‘ . ABSOLUTELY SAFE. soci BOREL Se erece nee; Pues: Rankin Par ae Ro ‘ibaa streetn.w. Price, $16 o:Burnen all Lamps without danger of taking fre | rate. jans-4w 4. ‘TIBBETS, Palace Market, exploding. illuminating qualities ME © SOuTHALE, j18-1m [4th st. and New York ave, ‘708 15th street. quem, LS) ‘ERIOR RR RENT, oF SALE—1446 N gy fin- wn Leielaeneags _hgrmanent, ‘ranstent, and Day BOARD. | WORE BCALES3 eo Cor ies and Fire Gc Throughout RDING.—Neatly furnished =pOus wick Ing tubes tbl bel stationary wash ‘oat spon ibs voR- mn Commissioners A = }, Wi le bells; - nr Sebo | Bat without Board, dt reasonstle raves os, A 80 etgble and ment eal. ‘Gan be seen af any time, avenue. tations and counterfeit As tral Oil that have boos ancy gambar of the As. Mo27Os Bouse, OR RENT, STORE, No, OO: New Jory aye. Market is further Ws, and for sale aniall stoe 993 and 994 F Strest ply 16 W, G. JOHNSON: 718 15th steer 712-1 PROOF OF ITS SUPERIOR MERIT, PRICES FOR BOARD. —# pect in advance 09 ‘and all mod. imps., only §47.50, 1621 Agent for the Distristot Comambias © OOS Per Bor Week GS advance) 33 fate be aa ay gr) on $22.50. FRANCIS MILLER, i Ment Ticket 9 | Bre. ps. : $25. Apply to LUTTRELL & papery Breakfast or Dinner: $3 | BUFORD, tos Bet: nw im TREET, iz iT 419 1ith 1. Pose ‘Two doors above Pennsylvania avenue, BI Ue Sz, N-W,_ Eatire NEW HOUS ¥ Massion given fp ohh at plano Sige ooe- CHARLES PRATT & CO., tee with atlas ERBLE BLE EBOARD: suite of it guests accom. ovai-ewe ERENT —Tom, HOUSE No, 1218 N st. ‘£10, ‘STORE comer and Mt sts: uw! Ate pest So 1217 Est. novi3-eo8m_ Sole Manufacturers, New York, RusK'S HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, S* ince CHARGE OF THE SISTERS OF CuARITY, bet. 20th and 21st streeis. direction and a8. ME Cox's INDIAN hig DECOCTION DEE SCROFULA, ERYSIPELAS AND ALL DIS- Pacons, are “and, ROOMS. furnished “ee touse- Children’s Suits, Eases OF THE BLOOD. ‘and Several small BED BOOMS. S54 Dons: PPE RATS ees by eminent physicians of Baltt- | Sfivanfuave coruer 4% 6 novil-Sm* TE all D: -_-_oooo sands Uke of painless ‘casca’ of rots CHOMWi ECONOMIZER burns all the gas, and m enirbialns, $.W. Leen Beare | Geis ee 25 per cent, more heat, pnd children attended ss usual, “Call or tw Tgcacy, 318 8h BW, 039-Lm NE OF THE MOST EL! aur seas IN THE CITY AT PRIVATE SALE.— e above outfit, COmpESIRE & COUPE- LET, nearly new; a Ken tucky-bred CAmtAG EH Hi drivers; one ESS; also, did opportuni ire one of the most sty! uts in the city. “ADDIS, at 1341 K st, n.w. RK SALE—CHEAP FOR Gases number of very superior Fire and Bi ‘Proof; Lie = or eo Amoicn © Steam: fe Com- ‘aa new. ‘For particulars as to! Ay tn apply at the Freedman’s Bank. jani1-tf fine BRICK Peeerecee i aS Brion, in small installments, RB SALE—VzERY LOw—Uncalled-for FACE: AGES at W. it WHEATLEY'S a ee F* BALE Bie CANARY, BIRDS, exce lent pingors, at p very low Female, B st.s.e. Navy Yard cars pase the door G. M. GAETZ. MY sa0gs-ime \OOH’S IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE. tratty, sad fumerionn wine ie of Ts imported brand. Good taste and regard for home ‘Per case, $15. as 807 finer BUSINESS CHANCES. | JOR SALE_A small, Nght, business WA’ Apply at No. 425 11th si, nw wt FE: SA1E CHEAP Sinall s10¢ K and ix. URES of Cigar Store i good loci dress J.D B., Star Ofice. ipa-2 2 \YREAT BARGAINS Two W very desirable locations, wil next +? days at € do er NER. M6 Paton) PFs IROUS OF EAVING AL Sty wl take unescaett wt LOTS, Which will not soqsire earthen “a an agent, and give in exchange therefor, some CASH and a desirable BRICK He USE: subject to st incumbrance. MERCATOR City Poss Oftice. jB-Se* E OR TRADE Two smail LOTS, one- mare of Capitol, at a enortfice fot cosh, RNER & CO., st. J28- 3500 N HAND TO TAM ‘ON REAL t JIN HAND 2 Apply to office of LOU |UEMAKER, 920 F st. n.w. TANTED TO BORROW -$4. five years, at 7 per cent.. on Estate: no commission. Address Star office, ANTED TO BORROW -$1 improved Property, the City of Tndianapotice tnd" D. W. GLASSIE, 954 F st. now. $2,500 25,000, $12 000 $5 000. Also, se sums of $500 TO tL. OAN upon real estate, per cent; also, $10 000 cont. F. We LER £00. 631 F street 1! we 1 HOUSES, in e sold slaring B. H. WAR- /28-3 THE loc: F| 11,600 YARDS Just opened and are selling from 2 cents per yard | Up. The cheapest lot of Eagings ever ofered tm iis chty. ‘e | ~ PARTNER WANTED— To 44. tiver Ina first-class Free and Easy ian with rome money required. Place aire fitted upand established, Address J. T. D.. s office. OR SALE—AT A SAc HOUSE, containing 10 outbuildings, with 12 acres FICE rec ae | os, good barn aur ground: 3 acres in grapes, 300 apple and 179 peach trees, plums, cher | ries and other fruits; within one hb p | Washington by rail Price $4,0¢ | balance in 5 yearly instalments, interest 6 1 Also. a Farm contatning 100 decres. 28 tulle from Citys near rallroade good tind, title $1,000 cash. Inqui B.C ayWwodb EALTH-LIFT MA ner | Call at Room No. 26, Plant s balling cor New York avenue and ibth st. 1 ARE CHANCE FOR A HOME.—A 1i-room “BRICK HOUSE, in the m {ug and popular northwestern fart of the city. will be Sold by the owner at a sacrifice; easy terms. A\ dress HOME, City post office, 185: ESK ROOM IN THE VERY DESIRABLE office 810 F street. Le Droit building, for rent. Apply at once, to JOHN T. ARMS, Room 19. Le Droit building. Fr 20.000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE RITY—In any sums wauted, at a low rate of terest. If security be amplé, money” will be euapily furnished. M. M. ROHRER, 518 7ch Bi JROR SALE OR EXC BanGAtn—A fine three-story BRICK HOUSE on 10th street, near New rk avenue. Also, two very desirable BUILDING LOTS, on ‘easy Will take other, property. approved notes oi Address Box ‘Office, Fe; ES CHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY— ‘ARM of 120 acres, in Prince George's county, Ma. : igh'y cultivated, well wate im= roved by i Farming imp AT A GueaT ro HOLDERS OF CALLED BUNDs.- Hoare a United States Bonds can have them exchanged for othe gga Pr He, Bonds, at 1451 Penna. avenue, te striee Bonds, Oe Binge piirics - 4 wands Ca and sold, and Loans negotiated on comm, 10% Broker, 443 bron PETER CAMPBELL, Banke: “© es a Penna, avenue, (Corcoran building. » QNEY TO LEND- $12,000, $10,000, et $5,000. $4. ‘at 7-per_cent, No avi Security is satisfactory. B. H. W a s 916 F street n.w. and coat ae very modern improve- oar $6,000. 1 now offer it vinent, ‘balance on long eHOLTZMAN. 0 10th and F streets — 7 32460 - MONTHLY NOTES Givi! FOR DE- ferred parments for real estate, bought, by JOHN T, ARMS, 810 F st. ‘33-01 GREAT BARGAIN IN A HOUSE aD LOT, No. 18216th st. n.w. Will be suld with aclear tile for $800 on easy’ terms, 4 pig to JOHN T. ARMS, 810 F st. 1,000—On hand TO LOAN on_first-cl = — estate security, No delay if PRR and ttle are satisfactory. Apply to JOH SLD.W, ONE FTOLOAN ON Good EAL & Mort $15,000, $10,000, $6.00 , $3, 00:10 shins of $1: 000 each and To'sume of $600 cach. Alua sevetai smounts of $300, $200 to loan. B. H- WARNER, 916, ¥ st. (Post 10t WANTED A PARTNER with $3,000 cash, in one of the largest and oldest Claims Agencies in the country. A’ rare chance for an ener wan, Best references given and required. Adare new. tie WILL a A LOT OR HOUSE AN TOF in any section of the oo, at two-thirds of ac- | ll value, provided appli ion is made within ten Pein take Property about to be sold at auction at a fair discount, and give in exchange therefore | some cash and désirable elty property. Communl- cations treated con tipentt ly if desired, Nocom- missions. Money at hand. Exchanges made or declined in thirty minutes ‘after seeing property. Parties who don*t intend business in accordance with the above stverusement, will please ot J swer. If p rable parties may be of sa offer at once, | P.O. Box 477, a Wi He H. SLATER, at the old stand, No. 1 Pa. avenue, pays Improvement taxes at oe lowest pi will pares rice, an hase Drawbacks and Auatitor's Certificates highest paket 319-: Fe SALE—AT A SACRIFICE—AB cat “I roomed BRICK HUUSE on H st., between 7th B-W, ,This 1s one of the best opportunities iately iF oered to, rehase a home in a central local- ity, Apply te pH. WARNER & 00. Heal Es: tate Brokers, No, 916 F st. n.w. j17-2w JRV: ESTMENTs. FOR SALE. District of Columbia 20 years 6 percent. gold cisttet of Columbia 18 years 7 per cent. curren- “Wash fon 30 year per cent. gold bonds. a ited ted Staves Boi Pau issues, and other se- r LEWIS JOHNSON & CO, 312-1y Corner Pennsylvania ave. and 10th s 10 10 LOA ATE en, “hove-ly 615 7th st. uw. B SALE A four-story BRICK HOUSE ly located on Pennsylvania avenut contains store aud 1 and & Paved cellar; stable for two Inquire at Star office, novs-3m cen- build: PERSONAL Mapas DUPREE, Indian Doctress and For- tune Teller,—If You have a skeleton in your Closet she will tell Jouhow to get rid of It, dence, 221 K street 323-60" ‘OHN Pa’ 506 10th and 324 121 furnishes fufGrmation. as to Hessponsiity ot Prople, with full abstracts of property and ‘Titles examined. Searches for chattel Traste, 4 $1. _Correctness guaranteed, 20 ren CENT. LESS THAN cost. callly. A BTEBOLOGY. MADAME ROSS. basiness ber ‘and informing yout the all undes Consul- tial. Ladies, te STROLOGIST.—Mrs. Dr. ELLIS, 805 Penn- syivanis avenue, If you would know the truth consult the Di all things, Office hours from a.m, to9p. m. 6m ° ADAME COSTELLO. Diset of Mlle Lenor- M mand, Paris, the greatest ‘ever iu America, can Det.n.w. pe hc etre ci A™= GOUBRMETS rsDE WASHINGTON. RESTAURANT | PARISIEN, 1424 Penna. Avenue, opp. Willard’s Hotel. French Restaurant ithout excep- Sarre racer, Hes We ot ocders for the city at very . BI a First-class Lunch Root at Gate Francais” aS6ctia po Bon planet on saves 35 cent. of ts clinkers. - eh gee a Sissihstrectn.w. —430-1m (TSE CELEBRATED JAQUES LECOULTRE RAZORS. A large assortment just received. FRENCH TRAVELING AND ALARM CLOCKS, ‘Of varleus sizes and decorations. M. W. GALT, BRO. & ©0., JEWELLERS. eoace | A AEROEE EL OT ep _DRY GOODS. ‘We shall from this date, to the 6th day of Feb- ruary, sell our stock of DRY GOODS AND CARPETS rT cent. less than marked cost, as it is prob- it we shall, at that sell the balance of @UNSON & ©O., 326-tr _ 711 Market Space. — 4" RG EPGINGS. FROM AUCTION REMNANTS, Son Spring and Fall remnants of Dress Goods at 15 cents, sold at 25 cents. Doubie-wid'h Alpacas Gob) only LS cents, 50 pieces plain Mobalr Dress Goods at 15 cemts, sokl at 25 cents, Bleached Muslin at wholesale pr ‘ottons, 1 Fencheat Tabet Brussels Carpets 8c, § 60 cents, To make room for SPRING GOODS, we offer the above-named goods for thirty days. COME EARLY FOR BARGAINS. C. M. TOWSUN @ ©O., 636 Pennsyleania avenue, _Jan26-tr South side, near 7th st. nw GPEC! AL NOTICE. 8 NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY DEY @00DS. To reduce stock previous to taking our annual inventory, will allow a DISCOUNT OF 124 PER CENT. commencing Monday, January tinue for ONLY 30 DAYS, on all cash sab 28th, and will Splendid line of new Large lot of Bleach 6's, 7,8, Band 10 cts, st 10.4 SHEETINGS at 25 cts. dor. TOW ard long, only 10 cts, All our 37 nto 20 t at auction, re sold with the sa Splendid wide Black CASH ERES only 814., sold at 50. Lupin’s ALL WOOL, only 55. 5o.doz. of the best White SHIRTS discount will be sold \KETS and COMFORTS gt cost, Eesipices of Hamburg EDC JiINSERT- ING from auction, wil be sold at the same time, Ladies will do well to attend this sale and save money, as the goods must be sold in 30 days. WISWALL & GWYNN, 705 Market Space, Second door from Tth street. 326-tr from Teh street. — ILKS AND VELVETS, AT CONNOLLY" GOS Ninth street, Opposite the Patent Office, 326-tr -— P pet Goons. “inter Stock, I will give the ring, Cog much W is getting Geods teas than Imanufacturers" prices. Elegant Alpacas in colors 1% cts., worth 25. All-wooi Cashineres and Ser,”e8 87 cents. Whole stock Dress Goods redu.°&l in price. Full stock bee gy ‘Wool Fiannels 1200 15, Bh; 95 to 59 cents. 4 eeate. Carpets sacrifi russels 85 cents to $1.28. Extra Tapestry a less than cost. Good Ingrains 25, 80, 37's, 50 cents, All-wool Carpets 60 cents, T. N. NAUDAIN, j2e-tr larket Space. public the advantage o. — — _ , Me = EW GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES. ~"BRODHEAD & CO., 939 Pa. Now offer an elegant Gros de Rhine Bik Silk at75e, All-wool Black “French Cashmere (double ‘Width and an ‘inal dye) 55 cones _— oy 7 Elegant $-button’ Kid in black, white, Street and opera shades: $1.28, leached Sheeting (full 2\ yds. wide) 10 4 Pequot 28e. per yard; Beautiful Cretonnes 12 se. per yd:. Lonesdale 4-4 Bieached tton (the ‘pleasantest sewing, nicest washing and best wearing co made) 10c,; all-linen Bleached Table 5Oc. per yard and up; Clark's best 00-yard Cotton only be. spool; Lupin’s Doubie-width eal- ored Cashinere 75 cents, reduced from. $1. And a complete line of ladies’, gent’s ai ldren’s Cotton Hose, together with all kinds of Fancy and Domestic Dry G at Prices lo lower that 5 Call and examine, DHEAD ‘© co. jan24-tr = 939 Pe rs avenue. bet. 8th and 10Ua. REAT REPUCTION IN PRICES, FOR THIRTY DAYS LONGER. In order to close out our entire stock of WINTER DRY GOODS, Handsome Piaid Stripe and Plain Woollen Dress Gpods, many at less than cost, to close them out; Fine Black Cashmeres, Biack Double-faced Mo- hairs, Black Stiks and ol lain Colored Silks; 60 pieces Dress Yard, very cheap, cial bargaius in te aoe. Pee Gaxsimeres, Ladies’ pakings and Waterproofs. with a full’ stock of Cottons’ Flannel Fable Linens Towelings, Nap- kins, Blankets, White and Colored Bed Spreads. 4#9-All articles warranted to prove as represent- J. W. COLLEY", 9,901. Cor. Of Sth st. and Market Space. ENDO: 1S WASHINGTON STILL CONTINUES AT CARTER'S, 707 Market Space, The Popular Cash Dry Goods Store, We are selling off (positively; less of Py aN Good Canton Flannels, 6\c. ; excellent Calico, tn shor rogue 4‘ccs: pure wool, large size, double ets, $2.50; double folds very fine’ colored firs achmersa 6 cons: beautiful woo! D: ods, Vaterproof Cloth, nearly 2 yards wide, 68, Eve yard of our Black Silks and Black Cashineres must ye sold at at prime cost. a size pure White Bridal jal Gutite, EFORE Be Aira PLEASE EXAM. NE ous Pee na Sy DS, twa THEY ARE bo 0 NOT NOT BUY THE. as Ser BUaNuETs. peeapairs of BLANKETS to be sold off at reduced 10 cases of CANTON FLANNELS Pigces of WHITE SHAKER aod ED Twi FLAN NELS to be sold at groat targeine W. W. BURDEITE & Oo. JanB-tr _ GENTLEMEN 8 GOoDs._ B.™ newer re RRIEK, 2 iy u 1237 Penna. avenue, next to cor. 13th st. Ladies’ Seal Skin SACQUES and other FURS. Gentle Db & Chole stock or UM NRE LLAs. NAT Best Goods, Lowest Prices. Jan4-tr yet HATS! mats ut UMBRELLAS AND CANES, RB A FULL ASSORTMENT, AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES, = WALTER KER’s, 1419 Pennsylvania Avenue, jan8 Above Willard's Hotel. 8 PLACE fy THE WOH LD. BN ir OTHER ‘Branch Shirt pat F Dire Segeeee Hise DB aie ro OnSEB Es nineepeupans axe, sutta Muslin "for fate “as ea,