Evening Star Newspaper, February 22, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: FRIDAY. . February 22, 1878. CROSBY 8S. NOYES....Editor. “FF Bo ea were or Gnd more than that of alt thas th Wieectimes that in Wash the +202 ‘To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send fn their an- mouncements as early in the day as possible, and in ail cases before 1Z0'clock M. The insertion in the game day's issue of those reaching the office after that hour cannot be assured. ‘To Correspondents. 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 occur. Checks, etc., should in all cases be made payable to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, —not to that of any individual, 4#@ Anonymous communications not read; re Jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. ———_ The Ventilation of Sewers. The ventilation of public sewers so that they may become innocuous to citizens is an im- portant and responsible duty of muni- cipal authorities. The Phomber und Sanitary Engineer for February pronounces inadequate and dangerous the device adopted in some cities of connecting rainf water spouts from rs in order that It is during house roofs directly with sew they may serve as sewer vents. heavy rain storms that sewer gas is most oentera house. The influx of a large antity of water in the pipe, causes the di placement of considerable sewer gas which is uot immediately absorbed. At such times the outlets of the sewer are generally choked up with water, and no eseape for the gas ean be found in that direction. In these eireum- stances the effect of the rain spouts is to add more water without carrying off the gas, since the downward current pre nts its escape. Thus, pressed out of the pipe by the influx of | water. and denied any other egress the gas enters our houses and poisons the atmosphere. When they most need them, these spout vents do not fulfil the office fer which they are designed. At other times, through defective workmanship, they are liable to give eseape to gas close to the windows of sleeping rooms. or, even when they are sound, the gas issuing from the openings at the top of the spout finds attic rooms in which to enter. This system then not only at times helps to send back to each house the noxious gas that took its origin there, but, far worse, it “ mixes up in its underground Jaboratory all that is vilest from all sorts of sources of contagion, and diffuses the foul mixtures at random, contaminating with dis ease whole districts which would be otherwise unvisited by eontagion, and polluting the homes of ihe most cleanly of its population with emanations of the vilestsort. It adds to the necessary exposure of the street car, the school reom, and the theater the retined and ingenious device of innoculating disease by delivering the concentrated gases of a thous and privies and sinks, by metallic tubes open- ing under the chamber windows of such of ow! population as are unfortunate enough to be obliged to sleep in an attie.” ———~<ce—_____ The silver bill has passed the House with the Senate amendments by much more than a two-thirds majority. It is certain, therefore, to become a law, with or without the Presi- dent's signature. We shall see now if the sil ver currency will give us good times. The silver men, or some of them, Say now that perhaps the promised prosperity may not come just yet—that the depression has been too great for any immediate rebound, but that we may at least expect the stoppage of the steady fall in prices, which for the last four years made it unwise to purchase any property. “eee. The confirmation by close votes of Smith as collector of Mobile and of Northrup as U. 8. district attorney for South Carolina, may be paired off with the rejection by a decided vote of Williamson as collector at New Or- leans, and the government and the opposition thus stand in about the same relations as before. In view of the rejection of William. son, Packard thinks that he sees happier days ahead. — The fresh batch of conundrums proposed by Wm. E. Chandler (see Ist page) anent the Southern “ What Is It?” is caleulated to keep the subject from entirely dying out of the pub- lie mind. en It is stated bythe gold men that United States bonds are coming from Europe at the rate of fully $00,000 per week. Well, let them come. The bonds of the U. S. govern- ment should be owned by the people of this country, as the bonds of France are by the French people. Then the interests of the peo- ple and of the government in sustaining the national eredit will be identical. As fast as possible the national debt should be converted into a popular loan, in bonds of small amount, so that they can be taken up by people of small means. Mark Twain insists that he has greater claims to moral grandeur than George Washington, because George simply couldn't tell alie,where- as he can and wont. ———. a The first notable result of the passage of the silver bill is the advance in the price of silver in the London market to Sd. per ounce, which is the highest price since early in November last. If it should go up much farther, there Will be disappointment for the debtor class who want to pay their obligations in cheap money. According to the Richmond Dispatch. a paper that has always taken a high position in urging that Virginia should maintain her financial eredit, there is little hope that the legislature will accomplish anything this ses- sion for the reputation of the state, or for its physical welfare. Only ten days of the session remain and nothing has been done; the pub- He debt is further than ever from a solution, and the ingenuity of the majority “seems to be taxed to avoid rather than to provide a way to settle the public obligations.” ——__—_--22-____ The newspapers of the country are to-day chanting the praises of their patron saint—the man whe could use a hatchet sharply, but could not tell a lie. Tue WEEKLY STAR now ready, contains all the News of the Week; the Proceedings of Congress; the Crisis in European affairs; the Election ae she new Pope; the returning board troubles : Society Notes ; Agricultural Matters ; White House and Department News: Pro- ceedings of the Courts; Local Affairs; Choice | Stories; Poems and Sketches; Agricultural and Household Matters. = Terms: $2 per annum, in advance, postage prepaid ingle copies five cents, in wrappers. EO XIIL ESS IN Mirror L = Father Keane’ 7 ‘Panegyric of Pius ix laggy supply on hand. 926 (i street. A BROSNAN Gatholie Bookseller, BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION 18 THE firs starting polnt in female beauty, wriose » can there be such a thing as a pretty Ladice are Invited to test Lewen- ng 's celewrated PASTILLES DE FLORENCE ant as POWDER. For sale at ists and rtumers. Price, 60 cents, Caution.— All genuins xes bear Dr. JAMES R. i, (CHILTON 'S certit- ate, and the signatureC. Lewenberg. feb22 AEE. DAVIS & Co. PIANOS.-Ur- right Pianos a Specialty. Clos. -out sale —come Soe attr: ham L. ER, 811 9th + eas STYLE or HATS FOR 1878. received, Gentlemen’s Dress Hats, vine Soft and Sui Felt Hts for Youn Men} Youths and Children. Ais ehotee uanaco Umibrel - BR. H. STINEMETZ, Hatter, 1987 Pa, ave., next to cor, 13th 'st. fed20-tr I 2URE Nw NO ban totitss AVLATEVER: Aromatic and anti-nervous; will promote s ‘and appetite; 75 cents por pound. — C. WITMER, Grocer, 1918 Pennsylornia ave. ALL KINDS OF FEED GROUND TO ORDE: Constantly on hand and for sale ces — Corn Meal for ‘Mil Peed. ‘purposes, and 27-3m* McSsHBv0ms IN VINEGAR. BRANDY PEACHE3, BRANDY CHERRIES, BRANDY GREEN GAGES, | GERBER'S MILK FOOD. feb29-3t N. W. BURCHEL. 432 Fest. yer OLD WOMAN or onal t IN THE WINDOW, LEWIS HEILBRUN'S SHOVE STORE, No. 402 Seventh street n.w. Greeting to aa in favor of New Goods, Latest Btyles, Low Prices, French Heel But Slippers and Busk Gents" Galters and Ties. Fine Sewed Child’s Shoes. feb22 6t ‘ton ins. rR ELECTRIC PEN. 000 to stencil. produetag cf cirew! music, blank: poration, ban ‘Thecheapest, lars, etc. school, save time and money by in every town for a good penman. rh using it, i to 15,000 CUPIES from a single written uickest and best method of ice-lists, maps, drawings, very live business firm, cor- church and others, can A new business 5,000 in use and he de: and increasiny : m EAD THIS: Iu Nols STATE PENITENTIARY } JOLIRT, rah & The Electric Penoutfit, ep= reat satisfaction. Web have saved } rable more than the cost of the | tember 28. gives in printing const t in less than two months, and can cordially recommend It to any party who wishes to Save money in the ones A icCLOUGHEY, Warden. We have hundreds of voluntary endorsements equally strong as the above. Special inducements | Bill be offerea to agents applying within sixty days. Send for el igeuiary ‘and samples of work . H. BLISS, General Mani feb22-26.* 220 to ¥32 Kinzie Bt., Chica ager, go, Ill. [™ProrTanr To TAX-PAYERS. | Pending the passage of the bill introduced in Congress, authorizing the adjustment of CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES TO REAL ESTATE, and to correct erroneous and exces SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS, property owners should prepare their claims for pre- sentation. advantageons to intrust their claims to me. SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES paid at a large discount. WILLIAM DICKEON, Four-and-a- 22° if sti feb@1-Im_ Three Doors Above Colmnbia Bui Tr “GREATEST B. BARGAINS EVER BRODHEAD & ( 0. *s, 939 Penn‘a ave., beryees ‘9th and 10th sts,, Lyons Black Gros Grain Silk, Lyons Black Silks and Velvi ve charges for jal attention will be given to this class of padinees and ail tars -payers interested will find it | 2 Batiaing, All wool Black French Cashmere, and Cour- tauld’s Black Crap pe. 'All wool Bunting, best makes, only 35¢, Koechlin French Toil de Alsace. in new Bourettes designs, just recei inches wide, Bleached Cotton, Kid Gloves, in all yard Spool Cotton, And a com goods equally cheap. feb2l-tr 939 Pen ved. only 0c. color: Be. 55e. yard. nee LUMBER. LUMBER. LUMBER. LUMBER. Freres ‘Ail wool French Cashmere, Lonsdale yard wide Elegant Batton $1.25. Clark’s ‘best 200- pool, (Six spools for 2Q5e.) ete line of new and desirable first class Call and examine, BRODHEAI ave., bet. It d 10th. Corner Sixth street and New York avenue, WE HAVE AGAIN REDUCED THE PRICE ON ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, Get Our Latest Price List Before Buying. WILLET & LIBBEY, WILLET & LisBey, WILLET & LIBBEY, WILLET & LIBBEY, feb19-tr_ Cor. 6th st. and New York ave, -Xeuse DINNER, TEA AND BREAKFAST SETS, New and beautiful in design, of recent impor- tation, at J. W. BOTELER & BRO.'S, IMPORTERS OF CHINA, GLASS, &¢., feb18-6t No. 923 Penn’a ave. FOE SALE A 7 octave, Square Grand PIANO, ata sacrifice. Inquire 723 7th street 2m. 2 Ao, several ‘ianos for rent, al feb4-3w* ‘STRATIO} OF ty INT! ey ATHOMAT LESGONS BR 1878. br Bible Readings, by Chamberlin & ‘Hand Book on ‘hittl Wine Way and the Word, Grace and Truth, by wit The pescen weld, by Pi Tr it, oy ‘Georg: fo of 1 rust, by e For sale at febl+-tr N4THSS yr Moody. - Mackay. “Tectures, by Cook. nt WM. BALLANTYNE'S, 428 7th street. LE C. THAR VEGETAB! zy TIC AND ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS. The demand for these Pills has We therefore call ublic attention as@ general family physic. Prepared ely increased, wil thelr merits ith the eatest care, they present the following good qual- warranted wholly vegetable. are Thel They are healing They Start the liver in ation. ‘They are and robust, (while patent pills adapted for action is prompt, certain and effectual. a healthy and active oper- They cure biliousness, sick headache and costive- ‘They are invaluable for indigestion and dyspep- sia, ‘They thoroughly cleanse the entire system. They do not gripe or give pain general use. Children and delicate persons take can them as well as the strong during their ac- Home made, they are always fresh, Seal? are not.) and conse- quently uniformly eHectual. Price, YO cents per box. e sale only RTH UR NATTANS, Pharmacist lormer 2d and D sis. Mates _380-tr th and Tn.w. SAVE, TO LEARN HOW TO DO IT. YOUR| READ AND HEED WHAT Harr: FOLLOWS. pe RELLY HAIR.—The laws of Health and quire it. every way. demand it, cA customs of social life re- matter is of great importance in BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR.—It is the su ing crown of glory, and for the loss of it there compensation. CULTIVATE YOUR HAIR.—For by no other means can it be saved and beautified. LYON’S known. complete without Lyon’ SOLD EVERYWHERE. sc cage No "8 's Kathairon. jani4-m,w,f,1y | and H street; family of three adul | Help su) pI | ment Office, Room 24, Federal Block, 7th s | 9th st. n.w. before 9 a.m. or after WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. ANTED— Al’ PRENTICE. wanted, to, learn Dressmaking, at Miss DEVLIN'S, 2115 I S'reet, 1 ANTED—Two YOUNG MEN, as clerks. Call this evening or to-morrow inorning. at £08 7th street n.w.. opposite Post Office. WwW y ANTED—$2.500, on “good rea Teal estate _—— ous the amount; no brokers need AN, Star offic feng arn HOUSE, unfurnished, in _ HOUSE; 6 rooms, cellar, Fas, hath, &c.: near street cars and market: Ce K st. now Anquire on premises, oF of + fe 22-6:* H. ARMES, 633 F s1 OR RE NP Three dae hanes BOOMS, com- and one handsomely furnish with HOARD rf desired: gentlemen, or fentieman and wife preferred. 1457 14th st. nw. feb22 3i* °R RENT—FPour room HOUSE. and s0uMS | f St-pet-14 tosuit applicants. Also, HALL, 28 feet square, With ante-room, suitable for society meetings oF om location; rent not to excerd $25 yer criatuments.” “Appl month, Address @.W. K., Star office ae | Moke Stes be TE IndSinsta he teuae ee | | TEDA GENTLEMAN to travel ny ai- oR RENT. sree ant 1710 17th st. n.w.. having vauce agent on re Tour: salary and ex- st . | venses paid. Apply Kureau, of Informatiou, 12] E. WACGAMAN, Blo, HEME $15, THOS. | AMES &. PHILP & CO. F st. 7 ASTED—By an elderly gentieman, a the privilege of the socfety (at least two even ings in the week) of an educated and interesting young lady, Address W. U. L.. City P.O. 1t* ANTED—HOUSE containing about 6 rooms, between 2d and 10.h sts. n.w., and Pa. avenue in exile, Address FRANCIS, Star office. ANTED-—A lady of experience wants a SITU ATION as teacher ina family. of sg teacher of Mathematics ina school. Address TEACH Star office, J ANTED—A neat and tidy YOUNG LADY toattend a Fiower store. ~ Apply at Piso Pa. avenue, between 18th and 1th sts. feb@1 3:* ANTED—German and American white Girls for housework; white Man and W ifeon farm. plied to faniiiies, free. | National Employ Wine, BUARD and ROOM in a private Jewish fami'y, by ya young man desirous of a quiet home. Address, giving price and, partica- J. Star office, es PLAITING, Tamuraniee to do the and most delicate colored goods. without injury; 2 canis Bay Yard for all Kinds, Miss LU reséinaker, 814 1 street. corner of 9h evel 3. V ANTED=A lady or gentieman can procure steady EMPLOYMENT. by poplying a at 838 3t WANTED Desk ROOM in law office; used only after 4 p.m.; give price, location Ce & feb2o 3t* ATTORNEY, Star office. WU Ae ements ag Industrions WOMAN for general housework in a siail family; must be of pleasant disposition acd tid: ‘Address E. ANDERSON, Star office. ‘feb20- Vv ANTED-TENANTS for two neatly fur- nished communicating ROOMS suitable for light housekeeping. rice $15. Also, two unf nished; on New Jersey ave., No, 608, feb20-3t WANED. A white GIRL who understands cooking and general housework: a German preterre ; Kood references required, Apply 1006 1 st. new. feb20-8 ANTED—Two furnished FLOORS—consist- ing of two parlors and two bed rooms in the same house: must be convenient to Wibard’s. Ad- dress Box 635, P.O. feh20-3¢ WwW WV ANTE ood old-fashioned MAHOGANY UE Pan one Table and Bureaus. without he other pieces, Address, with Tull descripticns ‘Cast BUYER, Star office, f19-6t* ANTED— ery hea to get 18 PICTURES for 25 cents: CARD PHUTOGILA PHS $3.60 F dozen: at DODG E'S, 467 Pennsylvaniaavenue, tween 4'> 6thats. feb9-3w Wien. -To Teach Latin, Rhetoric, Logic or Mathematics. ‘Terms ‘favorable,’ Latin clasges, day or evening. 15 and 25 centya lesson. fe8-Im* "8, W. FLYNN, A.M., 1227 L st.n.w. ANTED-OLD GOLD and SILVER, in r small quantities, Highest price pald. ‘Wfoxky'e 06" 349 Petosyivania avenue m WANten. FAMILIES TO CALL acd seiect from a targe number of highly recommenced colored and white Servants. Apply at Eoreks _- ployment Office, 931 10th st., near K n, OUISE C. HATTON, formerly Butler.” felt WAN ae GRAPE and ORCHARD PRUN- ING in city or country. General i aitended in allits branches and jobbi Promptly, attend to. Gentlemen's places taken oT, Ras Cali or ad- dress 2429 M st.n.w. ‘M. DURK! Fiorist. 129-1m ‘ANTED—To figs on Fas new STOVES for old ones, Groceries ¢ or Fuel, at BUTLER’S, 6th key Chimneys cured or no nov: ANTED—FEATHERS to renovate CHACE’S, 614 Louisiana ave. augi6-ly Wee exchange, new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S. 61 K n.w. Latrot heat ‘two rooms: $30 to sepl5-tr copy of the first Appl; i the Star pply ai e ‘augs0o-tt Wis perfect and clean co) pumber of the EVENING STA i price will be paid. ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of (goods andi work at lowest Possible pricoe by | Bas id work at ‘lowest le pri be et CHACE, 614 Louisiana avenue, augié-ly” ANTED-MOTHE and other insects in furnt- rminate by superheated steam, at ACES 3 Uplolsteran 614La.ave. augié-1y ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at BIORS ME ee rar without charge. aw ans B yis-1y See CAREERS to QLEAN at MCGEY Eureka Steam Beat; ting and 5 Works neat wharf. Orders Ds il, ion Pas ELL'S, Market Space. teal avis W EzEe-gaiean to know that MOORE, Merchant aint 1011 New Yon & specialty of Cutting a , enue, mak be made at bome. LOST AND FOUND. OST—Last night, Mrs, Bloomer's, on G si bw. oF on a GOLD WATCH ‘AL. topaz set ith piece of chain. retard to737 18th st. n.w, and recelve a reward, * I O8T—On south side of Penn’a avenue, or in the \4 market, a small plain GOLD RING, wrapped With cord. A reward will be paid if returnes 1415 D street n.w. it to HR RENT -SECOND FLOOR of mae = I hree communicating rooms, unfur- month, 1 21-St PF yeRea Toby SH WALKER. 650 La. ave, 1322 and 1324 il Fooms and Improve: | iments: $10. 1105 and h st. n.w., 6 rooms, | More and cellars $66. 127 and 131 Pan aye, eon B roome; a fevg1-1 Fe NT_A desirable and pleasantly si ua, od | DWELLING: 8 rooms; near the Capirol. 2dst. n.e. Apply on premises, Pev20-6s . RE STORE and DWELLING: ne buildin, ig: comer Ist st, east ana Dist. ‘nort Square norih of Capitol, “T. GALLIGAN. 508 mh st. ew. feb80 GU Le: RENT—In a stylish new house, ina fash- ionatle nei hl orhood, one or two handsomely OMS. with priwnte Nive three-story BRICK DWELL- E st. n.w.: 12 rooms; modern improvements: 888; coussniene eo thine ity rab roads: cheap, Keys uext door, feb20-coSt* Fe RENT—1313 Riggs str aon 13h ‘and 14th and Band 8.) BRICK HOUS x. rooms: all modern improvements; faces pk le Rui te TouN T. _ ARMS, 810 F si feb20-1m R RENT-STORE and DWELLING of 7 Tooms; Stable for 4 horses and two 3 rear of lot. No. th st.. between M and Wst n.w. JOS. F. KELLEY, Real Estate Agent. bs 8ch and I sts. new. eb20. and permayent. tenant wanted, T—A two-story Brick Il s: all modern linprovements; summer kitchen: large yard, variety of fruit, &c,, 1539 6ih street now. feb19-8.* k RENT OR SALE— itis N st. (new, ) fin ished in best. st: Tooms; every rooIn heated, Including t dservants' rooms speak- ing tubes: electric bells; stationary washtuls; vej stable anid meat cellar, ‘Can be seen at any time. feb19-1m =z RENT—In whole or in part, No, 1410 t., opposite Riggs House—two-story BRIC contaiilny 11 rooms, with all modern improv ents, Apply toD. A,GARDNER, feb18-1m Fe ENT—Handsomely Farnished BOOMS. en suite or single, Apply at m8 ree . feb’ hd om RENT—One of those beautiful VILLAS in Cooke’: 's Row, Stoddart st., Georgetown: loca- tion delighttur and healthy; house targe aad tas every convenience, ent it low. Apply to H. PP abe. COOKE, Jr , 1429 F 8 0:3 needa cararer low figure, HOUSE No. 215 4's street. near Pennsylvania avenue: about streetns in good order, Apply after ty at oe, 2 street n.W. R RENT—Five unfurnished OnE a water, bath, and gas, toa family of adults; low Trent; 2009 14th si feb12-2w* Fer R ik house 1432 8 st. n.w,, seven ROOMS: four on first floor, three cnainbers and servant's room; modern improvements, feb11-tt OR RENT_Seminary Bullding, Georgetown, OOMS. furnished or unfurnished, from $% per toeth upwards: ail front rooms. Corner Gay and Washington eb11-eo2w* POR RENT Very pleasant front ROOMS. fur- nished, on second and third floors, with modern improvements; convenient to all the department location central and desirable; No, 705 8th a. febld 20" " REN he QUARRIES on Rock Creck | on the ** Mortonville’* farm, (near Lyons* mill dam, ) lately worked by the Messrs. Hughes, Apply to the Misses MORTON, 117 West ‘street, Georgetown, D. C. febs8-20* R RENT—HOUSE No. 601 New Jersey ave, n.w., eleven rooms; modern improvements. Rent'$30 per month, pply to W.C. ORNs 718 13th st. new, ‘Im Fo SALE— —AT FALLS. CHUBC Hy er fom kt miles from Washington, same distance (dlexandria, a desirable le COUNTRY SEAT, ith 45 acres land: well stoeked-witt fruit; good barn and other ‘outhouses; well of excellent water; cistern and other new improvements; house nine som with veranda and Conservatory § is not sur- sed in the 2 olgnborhood ‘of Washington as a gent residence, Address H. S. ‘alls Church, Virginia, febé-1m* IR BENT Three Desirable DWELLING HOUSES, Pa. ave.; 323 Mo. ave., als “and 3d st. at low rents, qaguire KR al Re: BEND ve ished PARLORS me BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for house- Keepin; Gat Serena small BED ROOMS. 354 Penn- sylvan! corner 43 st. novil-4m* PERSONAL. romptly and legally obtained in without publicl “ity OF exposure: rant ever ywhere, ultation free Ena striety couadentia.” New York Law Agency. GEO. LINCOLN, 908 Ba, ave. n. W. feb22-2w' BTBOLOGY. MADAME BOSS, This Meatum ean be consulted at of 2dn.w. She has 1VORCES various ns Lt her sean Bidet friends, point- informing you of the ‘Consul. tation, atric co “Sonndential Sarr tle men, eet m i BL gone BOARDING. A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN BE AC- commodated wita a pleasant Furnished Room, with Board, ina small family, where there are no other boarders, and where they can receive the comforts of ahome, Terms to suit ‘oe times, Address **B,"" this office. eba2-2t STROLOGIST,—Mrs. Dr. 18, 805 Penn- ai the Dr tn avenue. Ifyou would ow the ernie consult the D: all things. Office hours from 9 a.m. to9p, m. pa7-6m_ MAME! COSTELLO, Discipleot I M’lle Lenor- Paris, the ‘Reader ever in ‘Anierice, can be consulted at her house, No. 224 Dst. n.w. F st. cars pass the door. sepl7-1 a CARDING .—Handsomely Paar ROOMS. en suite or single, with first-class TABLE. BOARD. 612 9th st. n.w., and 206 Fst. n.w. Also, Translent Boarders accommodated. —_‘febli-2w* PUFASANT FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH first-class TABLE BOARD, with a New York family, where the comforts of home can be enjoyed at moderate expense; people prefern -3w* Tienes HOUSE Good | Hotal BOARD three meals a day, includiny at $25 ‘and $30 per wionih. $8 to $id per week, $2.80 Firat Every room se wewiy > pal si eaeeiee k walnut ture, mostly heated by steam j¥-tm FOR SALE. Ast, be ished, with ‘Sh modern Improvements, $12. per | 161 | | 4:hst.,ber. a and Je STANLEY JONES, REAL ESTATE BROKBR, SLL SEVENTH STREET. Houses for Sale. K st., bet. 14th and 15th n.w. 13 stories, m.i, st it and 2d n.e,. MePherson Place. n. tori 19th st.. bet.R and: if n.W. 3 stor A frags bet. 2d ant 1. Ww,.8 stories. m. 1. €..2 stories, 7 rs h tew..3 bet.17th and 18th ye aode. Cand pe Ber ee “ist hand 14u ; dN Porter Lath and 16th Cstibet ist and 24 ¢. 16th st. t! bet. and Kn, 3 st.,9rs,,m. ¥ st. bet, Cap,ana Ist n. w.,3 story fram .. Sst. bet. 14th and 15th n.w.. 3 stories,m. i 21st sr. bet.G and Hn.w. 3 st. 8 rs.,m.1.. Tih st., bet. EX F ne. 2st. trame, Ngé ground 000 oh st..above Boundary n.w.. 2st..5 rs.,m.1 2) st. b 3s stories, m; 1. 3 H i .W N. Wamp.a ab. Circle 1. W. 20th st., bet.8 and T pow Tst. ,bet.Cap.and Ist nee. Sstortes8 ry, \ 2 500 Re Je st., bet i. & Ist n.e.,2 st..7 1 2.000 ... bet. H and In. st. & store, m.1 6.000 bet. 24 and 8d n, w.. St, 10 1..10 006 . be. 13th&14th new 2 7.000 above Cire! Betories. | LL 000, Building Lots sor Sale. Per foot. N oie. F bet, Lig sti n. 23\%x181.2 fr gL 00 Mi bet. hn. W. 624160 it 60 125 ve. bet. 14ch and t5cb sis North Capitol, bet. H and I ane ne... seeee 1 To Low $10. 0C0, $1,500, $1,000 on "first-class real estate security, J. STANLEY JONES, _fe! 20-tr_ ou i Seventh h street, EAL ‘ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. E. Frage Gian, 519 Serenth 6: (Changes made er ery Wednesday and Saturday.) Th: Brick Houses for Sale. ‘Park Hotel,’* 7th st. road. 2101 G st. n.w., mod. imps, 1148 7th st. ‘nw. store. mod, aims FES, 101600 6(6 U st. n.w., mod, Imps 8000 437 O st. new.. mod. imps. ol 10 385 ¢ 8.e. +N, 3.300 1214 Pa. ave. 8. 5. 200 916 Delaware av 3,200 313 18th st. 3.w, 8,000 305 H st. 32000 dt and 143 A'st. se 3.000 1620 17th st. n.w., fh, mod. imps., 6 rs... 2°500 2110 29 Myrtle'st.. b,b.. mod, imps, 2,500 New York ave., f. ii., mod. im| pS. 718. 2.500 416 N st. n.w., b, h,, mod. tmps., 2.100 Unimproved Property D st., bet. 12th and 13th 8.W., +50 5th st., bet. N and O n,w.,. per 150 'N st, bet. 4th and 5th n, ‘ bet. 4th and 5th nw. Per. ft. S Yor, 12th aud 132h rit 250 Bi bot, 3 lan and 1d 20 b. new. 7 per it 40 h st an DW per t. 40 Cst. “hae iit and aed ae. ver ft... 40 Houses For Rent. 2011 1st. n.w., furn., mod, imps. 1843 F st.n.w.. upper portion, m, c Gor. Bist and # sto. nW.s furs, aire. 125 2101 Gs vst a : nd Tn mod. ‘taps. +B. rs Es NUE. and Ta.w., mod, imps., 13 rs- 13411, Misaonn F W., mod. imps., 11 rs. 'h st. n.W.. store, mod. imps. ip. 201 Pa. ave. n.w., store, mod. imps.. 3220 18th st. n.w., poss. March 1m, eens rs. 8 mod, imps. Ors store, mod. imps. ,6 mod. im Ts, foes ath att ‘een mode imps., 7 Fs 1828 Lawrence st., 6 rs. 4 Pep eee st., ‘Georgetown. 8rs. cra Sst. n.w., 58s... I issue on the 1st and 16th of each month a ©"B Tetin"? Of all property for for corr aperent: on my bool which on ay will be sent by mail if desired. Loans. $1,000 at 8 per cen’. feb20-tr OR RENT, HOUSE No. 520 13th st. n.w., containin twenty rooms; modern improvements; in thorouge 1334-1336-1388 Q st. n.w., eleven rooms each; all modern improvements.’ These houses have never been occupied. CASSIN & LIEBERMANN, feb16-10t 1339 F St. n.w. (second floor. ) E. BURFORD, wi Real Estate Broker, No, 708 E street. PROPERTY FOR RENT, No. 1448 N st., 12 rs., all mod. imps." (new), No. 475 Missouri ave.,11 mod, imps. , (ne (7018 st.. 8 rs. 3 Bas water, tr ‘Offer for $2,500, h easy terms, two th ly modern HOUBES, situated northwest and renting each for $25 per month. reat bargains in large business prop- erty, withad ight incumbrance. | To sell or trade, Purchasers wanted for ins in preperty, im- 3 head of HORSES, four to eight UIG- Cid Free SAL’ yeas old, just arrived from West V ERY will be sold cheap, HUGH KY, 12th and C streets n.w. feb R SALE—A super) PARLOR ORGAN, and a choice standard PIANO for sale, nn hk feb20-61* ORSES FOR SALE CHEAP—Good for use, Appl ply at Metropolitan allroad s road Stables, street Bridge. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. E epee: ENGLISH CHIN. * GLASSWARE, ERY, eae ae PLATED WARE, AND HOUSEFUEBNISHING GOODS. A full stock constantly on hand of best goods at ow prices. a“ 413 EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST, Offer epectal inducements for thirty days to cash ‘buyers in all classes of FUBNITUBE AND DECORATIONS, A arge variety of HOLIDAY GOODS now being received, dect-tr N*®* far pODB_LOW. WERCE ‘Opposite ‘Patent Office, Manufactory of HARNESS AND TRUNKS. To Corcoran Building, opp. U. 8. Treasury, FEBRUARY 167, aa New Btock of Goods, jan26-tr Ve White Selo Raer Ere ‘snex- Yew dM tes hee pel ved or unim] in all sections of the city. _THE TRADES. PRESSE NOOO ae ae NS B RENT — . CRASS oInET MAKER, B. H, WARNER & CO NEW HAMPSHIRE A’ i AND M STREET BRADAND EY. FF etresk nore EDWIN A. McINTIEE. NORTHWEST. nov7-ly o8 BROT 1150 4 433 Kot. ow br Fine ian rata, = ie Se Comes eit aid 5. “100 Master Sp Lalli TLE pe pipe ton MarJGEN,C: HOGAN, 718 Mamet SPACE, 53 B’st, se : 10 7 aud Veutiiaein Awning for Stores, Hotels, Public 472 E s Tents {or sale or Tents Solo Agest for onty ibn. ir sale or rent, N. genuine Mildew Proof Awning material. sep15-tr 308 1 ‘1415 GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. 450 1 JReEPucED PRICES. ‘The undersigned begs leave to inform his. patrons and the publlege Renerally that in con- sequence of reduced prices in goods and new facilities, he |i now able Sand furnish GUODS tn his lite trom ten to fifteen per cent. less than former rates, re- spectfully reatening continued favors. ERGER, CITIZEN cs Roterane TAILOR, 325-tr_ 617 Penn’aave., Washington, D.C. FATS! maTsn BATSin UMBRELLAS AND OANES, A: A FULL ASSORTMENT, 4T LOWEST MARKET PRICES, at WALTER HER’S, 1419 Pennsylvania Avenue, Above Willard’s Hotel. Serarre THAN ANY OTHER ACE IN THE WORLD, AT Jan8 S*® ETS EB Nico CAN. EB: ae aries BIRDS, excellent the ern anse-ine DEreunrniner ys = own 1898 70h, ‘1th st, nw,.. ast Et Ere Base Alse, above, feria every day on the talletin at ol ar offen Fuse a ‘o HOLTZMAN, 10th and F aw. 9 offige roomis over 1419. 91 and 23 N.Y, avenue, Stores. 1419 N.Y. ave, -$75 917 7th st. n. w. 1421 N.Y: ave +75 921 Thst. n. w. 1498 N.Y: ave. 75 La. ave. and 6th ‘915 7th st. pn. Ww 65 pies a st. BW , Lanse hall and 16 dopant ua at 623 Pa. ave, 9609 i loth apd Deine anf sts. D.e. ine aw st. a. Bis Tint. a w th st. D.w , fice. PROFESSIONAL. (OF N. DUTTON, arn aniae tae pee Oe Baga Dlbics ai residents to eis bun suet Eng free Sie Charge 7 Sor the ae BESS ge eae 18, 711 @ street, opposite Pat- a eee areola norSiwat neces Cease gre REULING, Dina ye and ear ee consulted ov eaneeday fron No, 1900 Pondeyivania avenue. N. FRANK aya rents puosately Heal- er, 782 10th street a. ost obstinate Chronic sultation tres, ‘Gatos hours 8p.m, J. B. GIBBS, Saas Diseases, w and 8 to Ham. et : DENTIS?, ea anil ay ™ Over Phonneer ‘5 Drug 8tore. Di2u= DURE, Dentist, ous Sem street souLLwesiy ge Rea, 2 GO cents, ‘operations Tat ras $25 A MONTH FOR A POSL TION Jn one of the government deparmen Acdress Miss A. N ity Post Office. ANTED TO FXCHANGE SIX ROOM HOUSE, lot 221100 feet in P street Circle; for a good lot t. We We MELCALM comet IGHT COWS. ROUT! 7 E CANS, ‘ana one MILK AGON, chean, if » by the first of March, .. _feb21-3e* OR THREE at 7 per cent: first-class Gecurite: no Apply to T. J. MYERS, 1216 B st. els ORPORATION OF WASHIN TERLY S10CK, and other SEC mike, ., LEWIS JOH MeUR & CO., fei:21-3t 10:h and Ps BR SALE OR a HANG mules, Steinway Piano, e. Turning Lathe, potent Gam Sprin Dies Grain Milt’ and Press. For a apply to F. E, ALEXANDER, 480°. Loui: jana avenue. feb21, PRARE CHANCE Two HOU-E< renting for per month, and ral first-class LOTS, in various localities, subject to small incumbrances easy to carry. worth $8. over all incumbrances, wil be sold, or $4,000 3 Satisfac ANCE,’ $~- $4,000, $3,600, an 1 $1,000 YOUNG & MIDDLETON, fel 20-ec3t 8th aud F sts. now. OSE HALE OF ROOM 19 LEDROIT BUILD ing for ‘rent.—This makes « very desirable office, and can be rented low to a resy ve party, Wiilrent desk room if desired, JOHN T. ARMS, 810 F st, feb2o dR SALE —An offer wanted for two SHAK. Of Stock of Hagerstown Flouring Mill Compa- ny and two thousand SHARES of Stock of Monon aniela Gas Coal Company, Nicholas Acker, presi- ent. J. EN Ftheast corner New York avenue ai We feb20-8t" RSAL will exchange Im; lor Unim- proved” PRUPERTY, clear of all encum= brace, forencumbered PROPERTY. Parties pre- Rare to sell at market value apply to J. W. TAKR, northeast corner N.Y. avy, and 15 h st. e. feb20-im* NGE_Two BUGGY N. APY st. 119-8 iin 1,000 AND A VERY DESIRALE NINE- } room BRICK HOUSE will be given Inexchange for sqveral desirable Gaincam bored BUILD LOTs. commissions — ** LDER, feb19. ILL TRADE, OR EXCHANGE FOK IM- Proved or Unimproved Real Kstate or Smail Farm—An el antly fitted up SAMPLE AND BILLIARD i. or Particulars call at ue ith st. n.w., anerd 19-6: Mose, TO LOAN —MONEY to loan by a sub- stantial business man, on BOARDOF AU DIT CERTIFICATES, SEWER « terals not peually NFIDENTIAL. BONDS and other en by the banks, Address City post office. “feb19-Lw $ 800 AND $2,500 TU LOAN ON REAL Estate, at 8 par gon CHARLES PCHAFER, feb18-tr_ th st. n.w. DAIRY OR MARKET FARM OF 20 acres, located near Glenwood Cemetery, to a responsible and prompt tenant this very conven- Jent place will berented on reasonable terms. retdeeose= DAVID MOORE, on the premi: DAIRY OR MARKET GARDEN OF TEN acres, with comfortable dwelling, located near Glenwood Cemetery. well suited for’a dairyman ; rent moderate to a prompt and reliable tenant, rem ease> DAVID MOORE, on the premises, Paes IN HAN HAND. TO LOAN on Real Estate se- Pox Apply to office of LOUIS P. SHUE- KEH, 920 F st. n.w, : fev16 lw* FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS TO LOAN in small sums, for short time, on good collat- erals, Address H, X., Star office. feb16-Lw* YN ONEY TO LOAN on improved city property. ‘at a low rate of interest IASSIN & LIEBERMANN. feb16.2w 1339 F st. new. (2d fh 1K SALE.—A fine FARM of 400 acres within Py o,miles of railroad depot, located in the most desirable pat of Fauquier x county, Va., part of the original improved bya fine stone house: 8 ro rooms, ‘itenen, cellars aud closets; honse furnished; necessary oul-buildings: well fenced, finely watered, garden andy ore soil very productive: wheat crop in. land spring crops, and a No, I blue grass land. ‘he place is a beautiful oue, rs The Farm Is stocke ani foriiealth society: and convenience tochurches, mill, store, J c., cannot be excelled. Eosseasion ven immediately, 'y property will be taken parttrade, Apply for further information EY Cl ‘TT. febll-2w 819 Market Space, Box 679. Waste EXCHANGE—Two Fou Brick HOUSES, in a desirable locality. jn Comden, J., for Washin, 144 Bridge st., Georgetwwin DO. feugar pg og CO for the next 30 daysfor a party leavi ashi and at t pecans: a niceb-reom, modern BRICK: HO! SE. located, and cost $7,000; will be sold for fittle over hatt the cost, or traded Yor stall prop- erty, improved or unimprived. VM. E. BURFORD, Reai ay proker, E st. n.w. R SALE AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. On account of the dissolution of the co- tner- ship we offer to sell rt GOLD AND RAPS. Watch Lhd — LID GOL. LD FILLED CHAINS, ADTAMON Ds, Fine in ELR nr. aii LVER, AND ) SILVER F ED. WARE, }) &C., AC. At 20 per cent. on gaa mabe a E vate ve! article fully warranted. All commission Sat cost, 8, GOLDSTEIN & COMMISSION BRoxens, Corner 10th and D sts, A LE— Payable onthly_ i — TOA Be RS rat, ea AN, Beal ‘Estate Agent, St. Cloud Building. feb8-tr (Critic) HOLDERS OF CALLED BONDS.—Holders TrStin Gaited State BONDS He ¢ashed in gold or currency, or exchanged for other U. 8. or District Bonds, at 1481 Penna. avenue. All Kinds of Stocks and Bonds bought and sold, and 18 ‘on commission, tax paid. PETER CAMPBELL, Banker and Broker, 143i Penna, avenue, (Corcoran building.) j25-1m AVESTREET 8 paistrict of Columbia 3) years 6 per cent, gold District of Columbia 18 years 7 per cent. curren- Wash ao years a united soF'aif 1ssu8s and other s0- LEWIS JOHNSON - co. ji2-ly — Corner Pennsylvania 10th st, FAMILY SUPPLIES. JUST RECEIVED SMOKED FINNAN HADDIES, 15 Cents per Pound. JOHN H, MAGRUDER, 1491 New York ave., feb13-tr Near U. 8. Treasury Department, pect nh seme G_BOcERIES on N THE CASH PLAN. Best White Sugar (A Coffee), per Ib, Best Granulated Sugar: per Ihe “1B oie Good Patent Br quarter-| ] $150 Bost do. a3 Bright Sree & cet Molksses at 38 cla per gato aaa Our price-list, to be had at the store, contains startling reductions in prices of everything. C. 8. O'HARE & SON, febl-tr_ 1913 Seventh st. n.w., bet. M and N F JUST RECEIVED. All kinds of yA Kinds of FRESH FISH direct trom N ‘We have Gene, hia | Smelt, Halibut, Rock, &c., ‘all at rea Bahia be. a trot in ae | Smee class. can have will be ‘at the Palace Market, Corner 14th st. and New York ave. 329-ly FRANK J. TIBBETS. LIVES. CAPEES, TOBASOCO SAUCE, LOBSTER, a SALMON FRESH. ew as arr ION. 1 LB. CANS. obtaini; Fancy. Sa a B. W. REED'S 8ONB, 1916 F st. n. w. RR. © E253 arension of the public to the CHOICE oF BREF, MULZOM, CAMS AND VEAL aay eS eT, a eee *25 pieces COLORE! New goods and very « eK 1x0 20 ploces Black Sikes, at 10 pieces do, do. 1 Dress Goods. ele) 25 tc ant see Waite Li inen Cambrics, Masalia, French other fine W bite summer, 50 pleces Print Housekeeping. Gwoxls in « low-down prices, Including some Crumb Cloths 33 and 4 yards to ” BROW fei 20 tr 314 Bin street THE RUSH FOR THE TDR Goovs ts WaAsILNGTON still continues, Just received, 6 000 yards beauti- ful yard wide Pacific Cretonnes (very fine figured Cambric) at only 8 xe., the same quality goods Ik selling in this city at i2'9c. ; 100 dozen Bare Linea (very large size) Towels at 12 wth Be, where except at CARTER'S, 707 Market Space, THE PorvLan Casu Dry Goons Stork. 20 pleces of double-fold fine Black Cashmere at 25¢, 50 pieces of beautiful new Dress Goods, part Silk ‘and part Wool, only 1c. | Pure Linen Table Damask. bleached, only 50°. | Beautiful Calico, | | Lags-size mire white Bridal Quilts only $1.50, wort | Pure Wool, large-size Blankets, $2.50. We will move into our new store before Marca ~ | Ist, the store now occupied by Messrs, George Johnson & Co, larket Spac | _ The store we now occupy, 707 Market Space, is for rent. febi8-tr_ CARTER'S, 707 Market Space. Cyrene VUT SALE OF OUB ENT. PE STOCK OF For thirty aayratye’ greater Sedecti ‘or thi ys at yc er juctions; | less than cost, to close out stock, Fine Black and Colored Cashmeres, Crape Cloths, Black and Col- | ored Mohairs and’ Serges, very ‘cheap and fine. | Large lots of Dress Goods’ at 15. 20 and 35 cents, | yards in Remnants White Piques, Plaid Stusiins and Lawns at haltprices, 63:4 | linen Dinner Napkins at 80 cents anc 100 dozen large Linen Tow. 0.81.7 and $2.60. “Table Linens, Hed Sproat’ Clothsand Cassimeres, Simali lot of Gray Blankets athalf price, A full Stock of Cottons, Flannels, Sheetings.ali at the lowest market gp ae And | warranted as represent COLLEY, {16-tr_801, Cor. 8th st. and Market Soace. = ILKS?! BLACK, many at ONE DOLLA VFELVETS ALL COLORS, §1.50 TO $6. CONNOLLY’S, 608 Ninth street, feb1b-tr Opposite Patent Office, gree OF DRY GOODB AT CesT. MUST HAVE MONEY Beautiful PRINTS, 45 cents. Best wide SHEETINGS, 22°, cents, peepee TABLE LINEN REMNANTS. 500 Remnants of COTTONS, DRESS GO CASHIERS, and FLANNELS, at oneened helr value, aphlendidamortment of BLACK CASHMERES Beautiful wide CASHMERE at 30 cents. aaa, st eps ‘al BLANKETS and COMFORTS s than Large wool Spare KETS, $: Large size COMFORTS, 97°, cents. Job lot of HAMBURG E 4 INSERT. INGS very low. DGES and INSERT REMEMBER THE GOODS M ST BE SOLD WISWALL & GWYNN, 705 Market Space, feb15-tr ‘Second door from 7th street, r Ome at, HOUSE FOR pry GOoDs eND bad CARPETS. icoes—Remnan’ bc. 184 Spread. Gren work $1. 194 Mars: “ites $1.50. worth $3. ‘Fall width Sheetings, Ober, ‘Al Linen, Bleached Table Linen, 50c. Yard Bleached Mustin, 8 ¢. Bennel pr ces ae ee imeres very cheap. gle allege ac] ipacas ned ins, Dress Goods, 8, 10, 12. . 20, 25c-, Op. No person undersells us in Cai Give us a trial and you FH ee us just, febi4-tr _ Marlee Bpace. Q23 WIDE mcmama COTTON 20 CENTS PER YARD. Bleached and Brown Cottons at wholesale prices, Table Linens from 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, etc, Damask Towels, 15 cents, Good Calicoes, 414 cents, Black Alpacas, 15, 20, 25, up. Black Cashmeres, double width, from 98 cts, op. Plain Mohair Dress Goods, 15 cts. ; sold at 95. Bemnant Faery 's of Dress Goods at a sacrifice, to clese Pais of Housefurnishing Goods at bottom Carpets and Blankets at prime cost, Feather-proof Bed Ticking, 25 cents. Nottingham Laces cheap, M. TOWSON & CO., 636 Pennsylvania avenue, febli-tr South side, near 7th st. BY GOODS AND YD CABPETINGS. We are havi gana sales DRY GOODS A A CARP ETINGS. eid All of our immense stock of fine, snc ury Contin Caps ta Sia at oy ‘Thousands of dollars’ worth of Rem: Odds, Ends, &c., will be sold at less ad W. W. BURDETTE & 00, No, 038 ‘1TH Bt. No. 706 K St. N.Ww. EDUCATIONAL. AFLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Co: ys. $50 per quarve repared for business, Yale net ructors first-class, ORTLIDGE, A. M., Prin. Vv. PRU Jan29-tr vard Col cue One eee. Ve Rr FRENCH CLASS} ‘Beginners, Intermediate tod Advanced. N. B.— ups | taught rapidly, and with a perfect Pronunciation, the use of practical conversation. For et fe Ladies and Children, 9a,m., 10a.10., 1 1 For tsa ‘Ladies’ ai ‘and’ Sentemen. Boys and Girls, 6p. lvate Lessons and Classes. Gairat 101d Tach i Mondays and Thursdays after 4p.m.; week days between 12 and 1. j31-2m REPARATION IN GREEK. LATIN, a 'RENCH, {pENGLISH and MA MATHEMATICS: rience of 1) years in abroad. ‘of London University. TER A: BORRROACRE SEs wai Live. SMUSSAEUS, Heforn ty permission, ty, ye vg fl FINEREY. Fiooms, for hansen ae Hst. n.w. “Address 1803 ae IVENING Ase. ee HINES. References: N. Rivet Albert Pike, Mr. a ae ti MEG \00L La Ne 4 ae eno Pe a eugle-iy unis trees he of tntareet on Gd and tomen's