Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1878, Page 2

amanactor mere eae EE nnn nn nnn nn cc LL LT LL ee THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: seers seseseecee-Mareh 22, 1878. CROSBY 5. NOYES....Edi or. Datly Circulation over Orne sworn Ale Suro toned of any other datly paper in Washington, | and more than that of ali the others added | toosther. —_—_———————— Our Police and their Paties. It is to be hoped that the police imbroglio will be settlea at once, and the board consti- tuted so that it can go to work harmoniously for the public service. We trust further that the reorgawized board will take a practical common sense view of their duties, and apply themselves strictly to their proper execution. ‘The main duties ot a police force are the care of hfe and property. It is well tnat they should, so far as is in their province, suppress gambling and intemperance, but it is not well when they concentrate all their vigilance upon a@ few petty gambiing rooms or upon the back entrances of the liquor saloons, and leave the city at large at the merey of the crowd of burglars who have for months committed their nightly depredations without check. There is not probably a city of the same size in the country where there jis so little drunkenness as in Washington—even when Congress is in session—and no other city where there is so little gambling carried on; but, on the other hand, it is safe to say that nowhere in the land are burglaries so frequent | and carried on witlrsuch impun| Of course it can be said, and with reason. that the police foree is too small to thoroughly patrol the eity, but that only shows the greater necessity that they should not be diverted from their main ties in the preservation of life and property, To carry out Quixotic special theories. We may add that but asmall part of the number of bi ries committed are made public, as the detectives have a theory that publicity de- feats the detection of the criminals. Our be- Hef is that suppression works exactly to the contrary, and that full publicity in every ease would serve to promote the ends of justice by giving a clue to the criminals. The fact that Congress takes the Washing- ton Gas company in hand oceasionally and reduces the price of gas serves asa text for the Cincinnati Enquirer to u that the councilof that city should look after the in- terests of gas consumers there. Gas coal, that paper says, costs less than half in Cineinnati what it does in Washington; the quantity of as manufactured there is larger than at ‘Washington ; and the lime used for purifying as is cheaper in Cincinnati than in Washing- ton. Yet the prices are higher than in Wash ington instead of lower, as they should be. As that city is about to make a ten years’ con- tract with the gas company, the Enquirer thinks it a good time to look into the compar- ative prices between Washington and Cin- cinnati. ———-ore. It is reported that Count Andrassy has refused to form an alliance with England, end that in consequence England has refused to enter the congress. The statement must be received with caution. While it is very likely hat Austria, in pursuance of her traditional policy and in view of the present complicated relations of the powers, has refused to commit herself outright and in advance to the bold measures that England wil! probably favor, England would never assign this refusal as her reason for not entering the congress. If she discovers that she will be powerless at the meeting, and devides not to pa ratification of Russia’s conquests, she will find some other pretext for her decision than the one suggested by report. Some claim as to the powers of the congress, put in a form to aggravate Russia and yeceive her refusal, would result in giving England a defensible ground for deciding not to enter the meeting. In a military struggle with Russia, an alli- ance with Austria would be almost a necessity to Epgland. Her Crimean ally, France, is still binding up the wounds inflicted by Germany, and is in no humor for a scrimmage. Austria, with her excellent strategie position, and an army which numbers 27,000 in time of peace and 780,25 on a war footing, ineluding an available force of 45,933 of well trained cav- alry, could, if she would, make a very efficient ally. ——_—-+e-- —____ The fact that the British government, know- ing that the appointment of Mr. Delfosse as a fisheries arbitrator had been twice objected to by us and had been acknowledged by them- selves to be justly objectionable under the cir- cumstances, still permitted the Austrian min- ister at their own court, in whose hands they had thrown the nom jon, to name Mr. Del- fosse for the position, may appear rather curi- ous. But the question of our payment of the award is not affected thereby ; and the princi- pal result of the publication of the diplomatic lence on the question, beyond arous- ions of sharp practice on tne part of England, will be to cause great annoyance to Mr. Delfosse. Between England's course be- fore the appointment of the commission, and Our own since the award has been made, a Very worthy gentleman has been placed, through no fault of his own, in an exceedingly unpleasant position. England and America must be more considerate in such matters, or the result may be that when the two nations, in the future, call for arbitration as a substi- tute for war, no one will be found who is will- | ing to run the risk of being placed in a false position by consenting to serve as arbitrator. —_<ce Howard Church in San Francisco has been sold under foreclosure of mortgage. The debt Was “raised” under the high pressure system of Mr. Kimball, but when the subscribers re- covered from the extraordinary excitement produced by his words they failed to make good their subseriptions. It is to be hoped that no other church will be compelled to go through a similar experience, but there will alw: be danger of such reaction when, as under the Kimball system, men are frequently Ted to promise iupossible things through a Condilion of excitement which hardly allows then to appreciate what they are doing. ——_——_ +02. And ! ow it isclaimed that the telephone is an Italian invention, and that as long ago as 4355 it_ was achieved by a mechanic of Aosta, named Manzetti. Unfortunately, Manzetti ‘Was poor, it is explained, and no one came to hisaid. He would, in fact, have died of hun- ger if ke had not found a half subsistence k in geometry. A similar claim forth on behalf of an English inventor, but it is not stated whether poverty or wantof appreciation hindered the development of the Giscovery th It seems, somehow, that either Am in inventive genius or has the L iation of it. ——<re-____ There is a sigh of relief all along the line— With the possible exception of Montgomery Biair, Tild and Dana—that the decision of Bhe supreme court of Louisiana in the ease of <Anderson puts an end to the acrimonious con- froversy in the state, and to the scheme for WILLIAN ts now constantly receiving in- M. Messer rect from his house in Pa- 5 COTY] ing Wraps, Kilt and other suits, B. P. Corsets, tive Dress Tri Laces, Mitts, and other choice Novelties of As Mrs. WILLIAN has made very comforia! arrangements for the trying on of Garments, he hopes his patrons will kindly assist him in his e’- fo abojish the annoying custom of seuding out goods on approval; to take effect from. this date. as sales are frequently missed from goods not being in stock. mar22-tr FrLonmpa OKANGES, _ DIRECT FROMTHE GROVES 4 TSAN MATER. MANY OF THEM WEIGHING 18 OUNCES EACH. GALL AXD SEE THE PREMIOM FRUIT. ALSO, NEW MAPLE SUGAR, from Pennsylvania | and New Hampshire. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. W st-class WAITER: 815 12/1 St. DW Ls WV ASTED PURCHASER for 1.000 H. \ pind Foreign Siamps, Asidress **Fureign chy P.O \ possible: if not second, on our, furnished, and good Boaid for two; referen chauged saese James." Star offices, m2? TANTED—A square ROM, second thor, WW ‘ith 00a Tae dn good locality on Penncy: vania avenue or 7ch’ st Address ** "rystal TAS T. YANTED-—Three ROOMS, on seco-d floor it un- lar office.” ma:22 2 ANTED—A white GIRL or colored WOMAN to cook, wash and iron for two grown p:r- sons and five children; must have recommenda- | tions. Apply 808 17:h st. n.w. mar22 2.* |W ANTED TAL of bitelligence and refin | ment desires to TRAVEL as 1-uly's compan= | Jon or’ attendant; Salary a secondary cousi ; ton, Address Mi.s M.A.R.. clty P V TAS TED-—For Professional Office a in ‘Washinj fon and Baltimore. Young MAN | Bent terant. Ven RENT—Sult Feat lons, cool of hantsomely F. ad delightfully sita Will rent iow to a parm marg2-3¢ st. nw, DWELLING of seven ee and stable on rear J F. KELLY, aud I st nye, m22 = story and basenset & 18 * 8, six rooms, gas, water, 1615, an | lel New Jersey ave. nw. apaiy mar22-3." malta beautifidl park. Re 13201 3x Tu. BROWN. TeDrolt Buildin $50 ae 30 1602 15th st. n.w., br new, 7 rs,, m. 2 706 Ist. s.e', store and4 Ts. 2 1015 wa bth st_n-w., 7 A pa an qiogant new io 1 307, 308 and 311 New each: convenient to reduced from $15 » WAGGAMAN, a mar22 3} oF RENT STORE and BASEMENT, No. 024 yregn 9th and 10th nw. suitable for ar RENT Now 305 York ave. fv iar ket and cars; Pade yer month, THOS. Feteslass dining-roon oF any other b tsiness Steam fable and range, all complete, Inquire, No. 403 , between D and En.w. mar22-8( - [—A GARDEN FARM sixteoa acres, with crop, six-room house and necessary . with foar hun : salary seventy amonch | outbuildings, on Brentwood road: twe watlee fe B. W. BEED'S 50NS, or an Interest, “+ Marshall" "No. 407 4h. at, Washlugton: Apply WO, CHANDLEA GREG, may22-tr 1916 F st. n.w. a2 £56 Pernsylvania ave, margz 3 ONG LEE TEA. ‘Just received a fresh importation of the celebrat- ed TONG LU CHOP. Finest favored Tea in the market. . C. BRYAN, mai 21-3t Oor. 15:h and TI sts. n.ic. M435 rane KID GLOVE DEPOT, cS TANTED-TENANT for weill-furnished ble House; large yard; location northwest coutains fifteen rooms and basement; all modern improvements; will be rented reasonably to a re- } Hy nsible person or for the Board of a family of | three. Address Post Office Bx 400, m1122- | ANTED—Two APPRENTIC iS | Dressmaking. No, 406 Mass ES to ie m21 029 PENNEYEVANIA AVES x (One sooe coat ot zimmportat Martin's), low Lg ‘ar ion of opens SED GLOVES. In Black and colors g mach “suits. eteelient quality at 75e., $1. $1 1-2t O = $10 AND $12 BLUE MIDRLESEX FLANNEL SUITS, There is nothing like it in Washington, style, good to wear and well made. GCOD SUITS, $7, $8 and $10—very stylish, J. W. SELBY, mai2l-tr 1914 and 1916 Pennsyivania av. TOTIC: E TO BAKERS. ‘We have on hand a large stock of best quality BAKER'S PINE WOOD, which we are selling at very low prices, Full stock of different kinds of CUAL. STEPHENSON PATENT BUNDLED KINDLING WOOD. Send postal order. BTEPHENSUN & BRO., Seventh Street Wharf. corner 121 0 Pi OILCLOTHS, MATTINGS, &c., CHEAP, The entire stock of the of4 ani long-esti/lished a JAS. B, DODSON WILL BE SOLD OFF WITHOUT REGARD To Cust, FOR CASH, until the Ist of April, to close business, \ARRIAGES. REPAIRING DEPARTMENT. Y desize to call the attention of the public to the fact that I have made a re- duction of 25 to 40 per cent. on all Car- riage repairs. #3 First-class work Beate toall. AHAM, Repository and 410 to 416 Bth'st. naa. SHOE STURE, NEW York G05, Pennguleania ‘avenue, 10D GOODS, AND VEY Le G Ss, AND OW PRICES Ladies’ French Kid Button, A B,C, D.wide.$3 mar21-3t mar20-3t Ladies’ Fine Kid French Heels, Button. $250 to3 50 Ladies’ Best French Kid, S-amiless. Button .. 3 50 Ladies: Best Pebble Goat’ Button . 200 Ladies’ Best American Kid Button 200 Ladies’ Foxed Button. 250 Ladies? Foxed Lace 150 Ladi 90 100 150 Gent's Hand-stitched Galt Goi 8 50 Gent's Fine Calf Congress, or +250 Gent's Call Creole Congress. +20 Gent's Solid Leather Congress, +150 $1 00. 1 25 Guiidivait's Snoes te fully 25 and per cent, less than elsewhere. Everything as represented. One Price 0 0. GEO. McCARTHY, N4TTANS", CRYSTAL DI VERY ‘OR THE HAIR SCOVERY estores gray or faded hair to its original color and youthful appearance in three to ten days, ro- moves dandrutf, and prevents the halr falling. ‘With @ constantly increasing sale for the el he hes the aay ioe Satisfied any hey F pabonbati i vantages over other preparations of tnis character of— ea First, being warranted entirely harmless, Second, no sediment or other extraneous matter, State more oF less dirt upon the scaip, to shake ‘does ot stain linen or the finger nails. Atrial wilt convines Pat up in Jarge bottles. Pitce One Dollar, marl8-tr Boxes AND STOCKS. United States Bonds of all kinds; District of Columbia Bonds of various issues: Washington and Georgetown Quarterly Stoc Municipal and Railroad Bonds SnaBtor s.bought and sold by LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., Bankers, marib-tF 10th st. and Penila, avenus, SPRING FATTERNS RECEIYV! eta ae making from Latest Parisian &tyles, Tazlor’s Patierns and Journals of coe Pleating and Fringing. maris-cosm 1213 Pennsytvania avenue, B.S. E. MCKINLEY, of Germanton, Phila- delphia, is the author of a system of medicine for the effectual cure of Chronic Drunkenness, His charges run from $150 to and upwards, The superior classes only Deed apply. Bend for Brinted AERATAGES! CARRIAGES! CARKIAGES! T pares now ‘on handall the new style CARRIA consisting of wane Geartecs: Orch aan ‘Low-door Rocka- re Jump Seats, Buggies, Phxtons,&c., which Fant offering at énormous reductions on former F203 Repos. and Factory, 410 to 4168th st.n.w. EMOREST PATTERNS, all the new styles, just recelved by W. P. WHITE a CO., Book: sellers and Stationers. 14g ia ." School ik Books specialties. ly | Owe CLOTHING, foot. RICE, dealer {: Second-hand CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES: siere ce tigneraers Cier fieitea eles ‘les named we. Orders by Bitended ns oo SPRBING OPENING! OPENING OF £PRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPEING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SP2ING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING attacking the President's title. The New ‘York Pbst says upon the matter: “The end of the Louisiana dispute will be Fatisfactory to everybody, including those per- ens who do not care to make a very close examination into its merits. It may be doubted whether it would bear very close in- Spection on either side. On the one hand it rue that such crimes as forgery are not politi- wal offences, and a specific or implied agree- yment not to undertake political prosecutions cloes not in terms cover such crimes. On the other hand, itis no lesstrue that these prosecu- lions for forgery—as it turns out, a forced and dueftectual charge—would not have been Ro if they were not assocfated with a po- itteal controversy. The suits against Ander- Bon and his fellows were understood to be a inere instrumentality to revive and keep ative ao okatcgmnich it had been nereodte cousiier Anan faith and good sense de: auanded that the whole matter be dropped.” Tue WEEELY Star, no: The News of the Week ; the ‘Goings in Congress ; the European situation; Lively Local Notes; Agricultural Matters; White Hor artineat News: Proceedi “th al A ffaii Bketehes; A: fers. 8. $2 per annum, in advance, W ready, contains all Term: Postage Prepaid; single soples Sve ceuts, in wrappers, OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING aT Good | ANTED TO PURCHASE — “ BRICK HOUSE. not over $5,000. State location: and war’ sistent BUYER. this offi Wass —A_ re respectable wiilte gitt w SITUATION as seamstress, by f or month; can furnish macl ddress Star offic ANTED—Four Unfurnished ROOMS, mol- ern improvements, for housekeeping. or Would join party in renting a house, Adress S. W.. Star office. mar2l Wane D— IMMEDIATELY — Furnished and Unfurnishnd BOOMS, In a ood location. App'y Bureau of Information. 1422 mar2i-3.* GAMES Be PITLE & CO. ANTED— PLATTING (Parisian mode), yard 1 Kinds: the only retlabie mst woolkn goods ina few LUCAS. Dressmaker, Sta aid Me fatirant COOKS: good places and good Families and hoyels Supplied, “National Employment Omtice, 7.b and F streets, mar2i-2t « R RENT—Desirable BRICK HOUSE, No. Li¢ Hat. n.w., containing nine large toons improvements. In- HK, 1106 H st.. be- ma 22 3 tory BRICK HOUSE, OB RE. nine rooms at improvements, Nos 239 5 Axricuitural Department and ten to the Treasury: good neighborhoud, Tinie No. 403 7th st., between D and En.w. tie ath: FR RENT—Nicely Furuished ROOMS. at 1118 9th street northwest. Meals ob ain adjoining house. mar@1- FOR RENT—HOUSE No. 45 Hstreet nort weet, fons, water, gas and cellar; rent lo £ mai (OR RENT—Two or three ROOMS, unfurnish- €d, en suite, on second floot: gas and bath= room, iow rent tn advance. to small familys refers ences exchanged; 919 I’ street n ral 3 OR BENT—A BTABIE large 2 enough fou 38 lherses: carriage house afjotning; central oral: ity; rent low. H.W &C 16 F street, FOR RENT—BRICK HOUSE, northwest, near te Post and 713 mar21-6. FOR, BENT Thiee ROOMS on sxcond floor, suitable for housekeeping, at No. 14218 street 1 rthwest; water and gas; to parties without chil- den preferred, mav2i 3* WANTED By a gentleman and wite. a sinali HOUSE of five or six rooms, centrally tca- ted; rent must be moderate: best of references given. Address. stating location and pricg. Lovk Box 157, post office, ari :3i* TANTED—A medium-sized HOUSE wits modern improvements, centrally located. | asmall family of adults. Address + ieasnts ‘Star office, m 130-3°* Fe RENT—One donble bank 7-stop ORGAN also. pne2-stop ORG AN at $2 per month. Ap- 2d street southeast, one door t from Bast TORK RENT—Three Unfurnished ROOM. 24 k flocr, 524 13th street, F; water and gas; ikichen tf destred, of woaulrentare a lor storage room; partles re:ponsible: ss Font md erate WV ANTED— ‘TEACHER OF LOG 7 to give instruction in Jevon's Elementary Lessons, Ed. of *77, bai inning with the 14 he “Student, "> Boom 36, ait loud Building, 9:b and F sts. n.w, ~OR RENT STORE 807 20x£0; concrete cellar: rent very low; also, DWELLING over above store 16 rovins, gas and water, MILLS DEAN, 458 Louis ave- nue, margi-6; D street_northwes?, Win — KNIFE PLAITING Call at 825 18th at., betwen Hand I sts, NT-ii room BRICK HOU~ES, arranted not first class neighbyrhood, 1n the northwest part tocut or injure the finest material.’ marl96.* | ot the city, at greatly reduecll prices. for keraie y ANTED AT INANT for acompletaly fur- | Wrrmallon apply to JOHN T. ARMS, 310 F ni-hed house; 11 rooms, all modern Improve- Feet. aerate . Brussels carpets. Piano, sewing machines, HOUSE No, 6101 eu: one block fron Gity Halls oer pied se oraeeat ms, $35. Also, two by Ing. Gen.. Treas, Dept.: will be rented Feacon~ | 3) ge ROOMS. at 3 iih streci, adapted for yA cespoatble tenant, “Address the | oueay pmeetigs or workrooms. Apply. at No Owner,’* box 8, Star office. m9 4.* Ts mai2l 3 7 ANTED- “OLD GOLDand SILVER, in large or small quan: ities, hest_ price paid, \ HICKEY & CO., 349 Pa. ave, mari3-1n WASTED by a man whos Several ditfer- ent languages a POSITION as servant to travel with persous who are about visitin Earope. Address 2306 as ves aTES- Tin ANTE) bree SeCEMEN tyoc- cupy a lange third Stor south front room, or guitable or gentleman and wife, ‘Table BOARD— first class. a feb aETEDS Rieter », Hew STOVES for old Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER’S, 5: . 2.W. Smokey Chimneys cured or no = Hien Nia” J y 6-tr WANTED To exchange, new TOE em ‘oa ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S. ae K n.w. Latrobes to heat t two roots, $30 te tr Wiktar Perfect and clean Ke y of the first number of the EVENING ST. tor which a Wveral ‘price ‘will be pald. Apply "at the, Siar Uberal pi pai ply 1 Warihe.. —Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK = any kind; eighteen years experience. Uphol- ory ‘and work at lowest possible prices, by ‘A. HOCHACE, 614 Louisiana atenue, augie-Ly ANTED— MOTHS and other insects in furni_ ire _to exterminate by superheated steam, ‘nosylvania avenae, & Wine'sdry goods store’ book and sta ionary or confi Tent $30. Inquire of LUT- mar21. ENT—Two story FRAME, side and gnitrance: gow! yard and deep 16 931 T street northwest, $16: wide yard, hall. water, ne on sundary’ street rthwest, $15: story BRI i bay welndow, ‘pail snd modern improve’ ments, Sos, 1465 and 14 street northwest intedoutand in. $13. a Re to WM. F, MAN, 1321 ¥ street new, mar21-3t FokRest, Communicating furnished It second or third floor; at 915 7th st.n.w. 20-3: ‘OK RENT—HOUDE No. 731 8th st. n.w., 9 ", rooms, modern improvements, For key apply 7 8 wr Also HOUSE No. 1542 Buh st. 6 Bat. & ont 6 rooins, No, BRICK Foe ke RENT. a At Laurel station, on. the ice FRAME COTTAGE, 7 rooms. Zacreein garden ond frutt. 20 permont ROWE ew Pyrenees sal 3.* OR RENT—An clogs t STABLE Te a desira- ble location: near Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween 4% and 6th sts, Appi at New York $i Hat Store, 361 Pennsylvania ave.. near 4 st. m20-3t" FOE REAT-STORE and DWELLING north- 8.W. Called for and delivered jy18-1y rASTED- CARPETS te OLEAN tt MCGEY W: ERRY'S | Kure ‘Beat Any seep Ine ea what. Ore arf. Orders by pa ey WAsteD-§ Ee te that AVY, MOORE, Merchant 3 Tallon, A011, New Yor: tevmade atbome, Poult Of Cutting Garments to LOST AND FOUND. Fass ART the Lady that lost TWO DOL- ‘Wednesday at the Singer Agency. ay street, Georgetown, please call. m22 21* I, OST—Near 15th street northwest, on the 18th A instant, the LOWER PORTION OF A GOLD E DROP. The finder will be suitable rewarded. LS Areturaing to57 High st,, Georgetown. m22-3t* OST—Wednesday, 20th instant. in Thomson I] School Buildin CKET BOOK, ‘taint JA pehoo! Building. Py OOK, containing Paid and no questions asked if ietty with contents, at No. 911 O straet northwest. mar22-2 * L& ‘T—On Tuesday. 19tb, at the Capitel, in the chariot or between. Span an Trinity Chureh, 34 street, a Roman Mosaic RING. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at 348 Pennsylvania nue. FOR SALE. FORSALE A splendid BUGGY buutt teonter. cary new, and a set of HARN ESB, 30 « for $100, “Call at 038 Donna. aves Marae-2. cl west corner 5.h st. and Massachusetts avenue: c ae S, Upholsterer, 614 La. ave. augié-ly | ah, yoyo improvements: suitable for any busi- ANTED FEATHERS | to renovate | at | ues. F. W. BERGMAN, 117 Penusyivania ave- , B14 ve. auglé-ly | nue h.w. ‘mar20 3t* WAXTEDCANDERS 1 toCLEAN, at BICE'S 3 | POR RENT-HOUSE, BARN and 12 ACRES Watans, ‘Works, 490 Maine avenue, CELAN De 2s miles fren Gayot a: Tapes, cepa 434 andl abs, peaches and other fruit:suitable for raising market produce or poultry, Terms $5 per month in ad- vance, 1 Also, a furnished or unfurnished BoM. 125 C St. nee, mar20-3! NI BBE B. H. WABNER & Cv, BRainagD H. is Fatrect nor EDWIn J a! McINTIRE. 5 ue 19.h st. nw, 6 G st, nw. W, 8 number of other Houses, it of which is materially altered every ‘ay 0 on the talletin at our office. ‘OR RENT— House 1316 7 at. now House 307 East Capitol House 603 A's House 629 A st Aso a large my PAR sale or exchange, Inquire o mas 20-3." & RYON, 798 D st. n.w. Rea a BULLETIN THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh St. (Changes made every Weani esday and Saturday, } Three-Story Brick Houses for Sale. Foypental Hotel, Pa. ave., m. i.. 4 100 rs. .$85.000 1. 723, 725 U5th st. n.w.. in, imps., 10 rs. .30.000 Mt. n.w., mod, 500 od, imps. ‘500 mod, ).000 mod, im) 000 mod. imps. ‘000 $3 tatu st ne mod. imp 000 211 A st. 8.e., mod, imps., 12 rs 000 1908 H st. nsW., mod. tiny’s,. 10 T3.., 000 Two-Story Brick ane. Frame. Houses For Sale. 1430 Pa, ave. nw 12.006 534-1336 71 Shae 000 302 ast Capitol sts Dts oe 8.000 1st st.. Georgetow I, Ca 5.000 1110 itn st. n.w.. 6. 742 29th st, Dy We £2 4.500 1s 20ch st. 4.500 and 826 Delaware ave., 4.000 oh, m, i! 4,100 . b., mod. tae 10 rs, 3.000 Unimproved Property For Sale. 17th st.. bet, Rand § nw. $1,500 Tet. 14th and 15th nsw 1250 bet. 13% and 14th ‘a. w Ist. bet. 17th and 18: 2.75 Cor, Land 20th sts. n. 2.50 13th st., bet. K and Ln 2.50 Ist rf 2.25 ave, bet. 13th and 14h Rew rag DEE e-+ 2.00 bet. 5th and Gth b.w.. per ft... 1.70 bet. bth ane 6:h n.w., per ft 1.50 Houses For Rent. 417, sth et. 2.W.. mod. thnps., 11 rs $1 Wes Upper Portion, ‘m. 12 404 6th s 1024 17th st. ‘n. 17h aud On, ve., mod. i} fist. n.w., mod > mod. im, 1919 Pa. ave. hew., mod, im 1500 10th st. n,w.. store, mod, imps.. 413. 417 K st. n.w., mod. imps., 9 rs. 1836 16th st. n.w., mod. imps., 8 rs. 1815 1Oth st. ni-w, mod. imps. 7 rs. 8 H soooennetnereessiez 8 rs. I7e4 K st. tew,, 8 PS, 44 st. 0, sel ene,on the Ist and ith of each month letin * of a all property f for sale and rent on. on my boo Me feat yma Auction ‘Sales. On THURSDAY, March 213t. at 4p. ope mig val uable property on F’ st., between 25:h Loans. $4,500, $3,000, $350,at 8 per cent. mar20-tr R BALE—A nice FRAME HOUSE of seven rooms, situated on 17tu st. n.w. in an improv- ing part of the city; well calculated for a depart ment clerk with @'smail family, Liberal terms will be made if applied for immediately, as the owner desires to leave the city. Inquire of J.C. WILSON, No, 631 F st., or on the premises, No. 1511 17eh St. mar20-206! UR RENT Unfurnished ROOMS, near 7m Ebbitt H ; very desirabic; ttachedd. “Inguire’ay A981 Fst: Aiso, fine STORE ROOM on first Hoo, mest BS rebuilt spon: ible pai ? possession Ma in Taga a pera Rand or la person, of GA. iain ER, 1420 Mass, ave, nw. Auats Sm* TO A PERMA: Ghew,) finished in best roomy ted, includin, K ‘OR SALE AT A arn ‘OR ou BEST Tt Ing tubes: electric bells; stationary washtubs; wenetabte and meat cellar. Can be seen at any time. mari9-1m QH SALE OR BENT The fle large MAN- SLON near Brook's station, upon m the Metro- polttan railroad, in the vieluity ofthe ‘Somieres ealthy locality 5 lelicions frutts: anes lawn: three minutes walk to elation; ten mibutes ride to the eliys cars cnnvente eat for ‘business hhuurs: private familly preferred, but woul nted for toarding house. at 908 3U'St* Gor of Qu, mar19. FF GE SALE, The FURNITURE of a six-room House tn the northern part of the city Heuse for Address A, office, rent, Fo SALE-One SHOW CASE, Silver and double French plate Glass, and two Jewel- OREEN TS That handsome new RESIDENCE, No. 1341 Q st., with 13 rooms, and exery con~ Fepience, at $50 per mouth. Also, No. 14th D.Wey With 10 rooms and. itke conveniences wt $55 per'h dngnth. Also, No. 141 st. ne, with 14 rooms, 08 pet me onth. Also, a COTTAGE, just Outside thee ty limits: five minutes walk ‘from ba Stands and one ) Baby Carriage; all cheap for street cars: with five rooms, at $8 per month. In- 12 8th mar20 3i* | quire of 8. H. BOND. 321 4% st. ‘iharid 6 a SAbE= ay PIANG in are with R RENT—Pleasaut Furnished front nt ROOMS, Stool and Cover, for $50 No, 1224 G street n.w. qui.e at 723 7th st.n.w. Also, a lar ro Tument of Pianos and Organson cacy ernis, E SALE—A fine Pare le ring ¥IRE-PROOF SAFE, at DOWLING'S Anuc- EI fou Reems, Svar oftee bundle. ma 19-e08¢ Fé SALE_Two French Plate Glass SHOW CASES. ine 1 PEFRIGERATORS, SHELV- G, COUNTERS, &c., in Store No. 435 7th st. cow marl8-tr 23 SALE—A fine Carriage HORSE and HAR- NE Sand a COUPE-ROCKAW AY; will sell cheap and on reasonable terms but sale must be Immediate, Iuquire ot C. JIRDINSTON, 617 7th street, BOARDING. BOskDNG.LARGE, AIRY ROOMS, en enlte oF single, with Furst-class TABLE BOARD, | Refere! exchanged. 513 9 Bet. 2 Ww. Also, 206 Fest. D. Ww. mar22 URNISH ED ROOMS FOR RENT—804 ai Ste n.W., with or without BOARD, in a private iy, (a-ults:) modern conve lences and near cars; fen minutes’ walk from the ‘the Depart- fam Pa. ments, ERSONS DESIROUS of obtaining good P BOARD should call at the Tremont House be- foe pes s prrengement cloeunere, | Board. and | TF month, and F weel Eire. SPibpe rietor. marie in PE P. zW EK J AVES E HOTEL, NEW YORE AVEN! New York ave. and 1ithst, Gentlemen with their families can find at this house the surroundings of a pleasant home, with the conveuieuces of a well conducted hotel, A lberal arrangement will be made with’ persons SF desire Meals only. marli-3m lira STREBT N. ee earnished Front BOOMon second floor. Also. other Furn. Bu OOMS, with rita Brat at glass TABLE BOARD, Transtent cuests mar! PERSONAL. ‘X ANS—Wanting a home while in Washi: oncaeid ne i PRARIE LOOKOU un, 1 4th street Sst An street ne OLD TEXAN RANGER. lose she mittell you how O get rid of it ole ‘a dence, #19°K st., near 3d nw. mari¢-61 Doe es eh ae eae leper confidential, New York Law : GEOSTINGOLN. B08 Ba ave. Be inate P, LIBE REMOVED FROM 437 Eee em rameoe | Pte . fotiae-Sin Computations for others made at short notice . M. LBRECHT, Architect and a 2m. tt by : m $ St. Cloud Bul MER STYLES. —Stitched |e Jersey avenue D.w. at B. sieeies | Se A®tRoLocr. MADAME BOss. at 74 Mo modern wasl hot and cold 11 ees for m: class '; newly FONT OR SALE Tay a Ta went Press B:ick HOUSE. nine rooms and bath-room :bay window, gas and water; two blocks: from the Capitol; in excellent condition; No. 400 New Jersey avenue s.e. mari6-2w* (OR BENT! FOR RENT: FOR RENT! Gen. Chipman’s House, corner Ist and B str. s.e.. 14 rooms, all moderna ids pe $60 imps : «all tod, imp’ 3 eltyy torrent by T. F. GATCHELL, Real Estate and Insuran LeDroit Bullding, comer hand F ste tf BT Tid 83 33 83 33 50 00 50 00 50 00 40 00 #000 35 00 35 00 35 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 18 00 18 00 N.Y. ave., stores each.... 75 00 Building ow for sale In every ‘section o' city. mi6-t For RENT AND FOR SALE, By WM. E. BURFUKD, ‘No. 708 E street. No. 475 Missouri ave, . No. 17018 st., mod. or nee Beautiful residence at Hyatievil Three 2 stor Bricks ine sale at a great Induce- ment: two for 400, from 15 1025 per cents in rents, Terme oe Also two Hi Also two Houses to trade in nee larger a *B 25 $4,000, $3,000 and * $000, 95, cop and 31,0000 00 good real estate BURFORD, febs8-tr Real "el Broker, No. 708 E st. BOOKS AND STATIONERY re are about sixteen acres of ground, eight of which_are in market den, For particulars apply at 712 13th st. mila FO KENT A new €-room FRAME HOUSE, porch, kitchen, cellar, fable, s iBEing. dairy dairy and one acre of ground; beaut! ; 33 miles fre m here: one mile from dep one mile from vil- store, schoo}, post office and four churches, eee restaurant, 848 Pennsylvania avenue, after Spm, marl5-26 Fx BENT Plessavt O-room COTTAGE at Mount Pieasant, with vath-room aud stable ‘large lot ground: $25 per month. Appl y NAS TON L SAVINGS BANK, 10th sirectaud New York avenue, imari2-1m FPRGGMS and HOOMS turstetee fe nee an farn! for housekeep- ing and several smali BED ROOMS; 354 Pennsy!- ania avenne., corner 4's st. marll-1n* Fe. RENT Brick DWELLINGS Noo, 227 34 st.8 @ . 10 rooms; sell ate Colones | iberweet 14th and abin StS. 1. Wey also, 10 roomss water and gas. oTis BIGELOW, 6 p08 7th Fit RENT STORE No. lately occupied by Carter, dry Store (in the ‘best business location)’ is"now in spiend\d condition. Bare opportunity to seourea first-class whee Inquire at 612 Pennsylvania ave- ue, opposite Metropolitan Horel. —_marll-1m )R RENT—HOUSE No, GOT New Jersey ave. D.w., nine rooms, good. odern im- SOHNSON: zis is iow" marrim moni st. new. R RENT—HOUFE No. 1218 N st. ms water, &c., Toute “Also ORE corner 30th and Mt ok Tzood locatios for business: rent low. Apply nex! or Paint Store, 1217 E 1m POE RENT—HOUSE No. 14338th st. nw. 11 Tooms and all conventences, stationary water in rooms, own use; it fea in first- out. cc it a IETS R BENTO WELLING Ro. 508 5th st. n, opp. J Ww... between E and Square, A.B. ee cor. 46 st. Peanee, RESON, FOR WAB OF 1813. ali the facilities to nae as tor weldiors aad Widows, AS WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT to ea sa Sremue mews Sorber ae [ST BECEIVED, Marcus Ward's Easter Card Marcus ¥ 8 Irish ince rave Trl Blackwood" 8 Jet Black Ink, Photegrapbs of Rev. W. 8. I ’, 8. Rainsford; price 60 cts. All the Xew Miscellaneous 1 hexes Mu cous Books received as soon Latest Styles of Stationery on hand always, W. H. & O. H. MORRISON, LAW BOOKSELLERS, 475 ave. ‘Paper ‘and Enveloj en Cards and Envelopes, mai 15-tr EW BOOKS. A__New Testament Commentary for Englis Headers. Bishop EMlott volo eee $6.00 Eternal Hope. Pottery; Ho How it ie Made, Wicho ts Josiah Allen's Wife at the Centennial, 2150 Liteand Tmeset hones sense Froude. 1°58 he Hon. Mrs, Ferrard, Leteure Hour 1.00 io Name Series. Diet ctlonary of Musie and M A xfettlve Wranciiise in the Uited Siaiza,’ aes *™ iis aes % Cerebral Last of the Haring owt 2 FANCY BASKETS a7 Pf rWEnr’ Pix cenr. DISCOONT FROM FORMER PRICES. smal fone Laurence’ Pure Linen Papers, ) 911 Pennsyloania ave. ABRA’S NEW BOOK: ETERNAL ‘The Christian Creed: Its Theo ractice, By Rev. Stamey Leatheat® TDOry and Pi ie lish Church. ihrist, The Wit of Hi to Parrar. Masters in English ology. By sr, aural History of athelsin, By Blackie, | 5 tament Commentary, for English Read- LATEST PUBLICATIONS. Photography. F.B.8, std ee EES ‘The Source of Mus- ah ore $15, Tit of sho by 'T. Martin. iction= of oe Lissa ok t vialrage, by tho aathor ion. Miss l. re plexion Lew- se FIAN ton, Address B. HE ETHICS this District are. th Hand us your money. W can use the revenues of a dis ity te cur mutual aivantage, 22-31" : H. CROSSMAN, at at 10 per cent ate security. Tl round ay “dita Jee frat with ange gevunie a He TORRES Room mara? Crud Building, ° LO. Ti +0 ay $6,000 and $3. wom 8 eye on good real estate, URFORD, mar2i-St* Real Estate Broker, 708 E st. n.w. For SALE-A ou cany (eure. mar21-6t aia tone 1 real estate to in- Vest at 8 per cent caso, other sums ia size and terms to sult applicant, always on hand where se- curity is satisiactory, sf WM. F. HOLTZMAN, a Ageorner. a aw Ri ml Rood chanee to 0 ME wr six-roomed HOUSES rat HAN > ae ree $e0'castt and $257 a.yeat (over and shove's low nership Of an Fental) for 3, years willsecure the @ elegant BRICK HOUSE. well jocates all modern convent . Inguire of GEO. MA‘ ni ney-at-Law, 934 F st. n.w. FOR SALE, At hall tts value, and ata figure considerably beloy the assessment, LOT 21. in are fronting OS 10, feet on New Hampshire . between Sand N cihaugiiag ee is seep ntible Selvsnteenecs subdivis! susceptible « FITCH FOX & ( ma:21-1w leg Ee $1,000. $2,000. $2,5°0. * "$3,000, $4,000, $5,000," * ats percent., poet large sums at 7 per cent. ‘on approved real estate. R. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts n.w, AMEL'S HAIR for onecthird its EIN & C mar21 St *R SALE-STOCK AND FINTURES of a Grocery and Provision Btore; Good Stat will seil the Fixtures separate, Address W Star cffice. mnarao-o" ‘OR SALE-Soveral very fine Breech-loading SHOT GU for one-third less than their market value, aud’ fully warranted Sennen IN z 09. ‘and Commis on B reat? } ‘Comer 10th and D sts. ONE TOLOAN 000. $5,000, $4,000. ! Pa $ avi $3.00. 1, 600, $1,000, $70 ateleht per So several gmail ‘at 10 per cent. 916 mar20-i0¢ F3 SALE —A pair very fine SOLITAIRE DIA- MO SEARLES Welghing 3:1 32 karats ) over two hundred dollars less tian actual yale, at 8. GOLDSTEIN & Tooan and Commission Broksis, st] Corner 10th and D sis, npwo a TWO-STORY NEW "TD Sitrck HOUSES. in a healthful and destrabie Ieeation, for sale very cheap, and on easy terms, Appiy at once. Lo. #4,£00 and $3, 000 mas20-3t at 8 per cent.. 01 worth dou! ount. LU TTRELL S Mc BLAIR, Southeast corner of 7th and E sts, = w. ‘OR SAL: old stand and dol hess, 7 ILL EXCHANGE for CiT’ RTY Elie 8 or48 ACRES with house al barn; suitable for a Truck Garden: located between yr will sell for $100 METCALF. SALE— . C. 27,500 feet f GROUND: HOUSE of seven rocme meme gellar, well, cistern. stable, garden, ae ‘Will be soid on easy term msrll Lm* Mt Pleasant, or Hoon 10 May haiii'g, [SYestuents, 7 FOR SALE. padisirict of Columbia 20 years 6 per cent, gold District of Columbia 18 years 7 per cent. curren- cy bor Washi n 30 year 6 per cent. gold bon: uted States Bonds all issues, and other se- ties. LEWIS JOHNSON & CO. Corner Pennsyivan! 10th st. FAMILY SUPPLIES. ESS MACKEREL, BONELESS CODFISH, POTOMAC ROE HERRING, LABRADOR HERKING, SMOKED SALMON, SMOKED POTOMAC ROE HERRING, CANNED SALMON, = CANNED LOBSTER, SARDINES, j12-ly JOHN H, MAGRUDER, 1491 New York ave., mai SS = U. 8, Treasury Department, RS Suis oo ‘and 639 Genter (Market, 20 and 21 We: CHOICE FRESH ME Good Beot Roasts, 12% to an, $s reaks, Other Meats in propuriion = Aa” All orders falthfully filled; goods delivered, ——— ON THE CASH PLAN. + Ib,, 25 cents, Biack teas 80, 85 and 40c, . Sis ita mon Oe eeu T = able for stret ih and sd favor, per iD.» Ths BOc.” ar Yay choice Ib, 5Oc. 12 aie. ‘Duryea's % Stare, eae? ‘and Gora’ Starch ic. Del paper. cured Hams, small size, 12's; largest, Wi tte Sugar (A). 9, and Granulated 10c. ee aS Joe Molasses, ae as New Ork 1. joods deliver Wasbin an) ere O'HARE & SON, mnarli-te 1913 Selah St. n.t0., bet. Mand N, HAVE ON HAND EXTRA FINE CAPON, CANVAS BACK ovens, A GROUSE, PHILADEDPHIA POULTRY and Philadelphia BEEF, CRABS, CLAM, SHAD and all kinds of FISH, TENDERLOINS received daily. ALSO, _ CUCUMBERS, FRESH TOMATOES. PALACE MARKET, Corner 14th st. and New York ave. mar8-tr ‘RANK J. TIBBETS, GREEN PEAS, 3. S. ELLIOTT Can be found STALLS No. 52 and 63 Washi Mar- K street Ket (7th street wing) Mainet, by bis triewds and the lover nt CHOICE BEEF, VEAL AND MUTTON. CORNED and SPICED BEEF a specialty. Marketing delivered free. feb23-6m OUN RB. KELLY. DEALER IN’ FIRST-CLASS LAMB Vv. ‘TON, Etc.. EEF, MU CORNED BERF 4 SPECIAUT: Stalls 628, 629 and 630 Center r Market, on street wing, aud 2u6 and 208 Northern pew) ‘Market; oraddress Box 713 Cit (ankettag delivered free of charge to all parts of city. sept ‘ly HOUSEFURNISHINGS. P©eoR4TED FRENCH AND ENGLISH DINNER SETS, NEW STYLES JUST RECEIVED. marié-tr N™” SRE Teor W REE sie Opposite Office, $25 SAuNEss Always on hand at BECKER’S NEW Harness and Trunk Factory, feveé-tr Corcoran Building. ORGANS. Spencer only’ Pianos, retail other sngnsyacturcee $000, only warranted is pi diced pene eee DRY GOODS. _ ww AND DESIBAGLE. Eegant Freuch Lawns, from 30 to 492, Printed Linen Lawns at 25>. White Swiss Lawns, from 37). to 62) .¢ 33-inch White Linen Lawns, from ¢ French Nainsooks, 48 inches wide, Masalia, all qual h U and Liven Cambrie, from $1 ge assortment of other Printed c. LOB. Dark Gray Wool Fabrics, some of the best things Age ing this sexsom; Domestics, @ fall stock at prices; Colored and Black Silks, very che: Ww. M. BROW) Eighth Street nw. mar21-tr BLACK SILK STRIPED SIL ORED SILK, Our third grand special sale of SILKS will be: gin 4 04 Bill include a large tot of colored Sha striped Stik “BLACK Good Gros Grain, 76 cen Fine G “Ext nficent Gros Grain, $50. Mean iperior quality Ore Grain. $1.75. Maguiticent Cache Royal, All of these Silks are of the well known CACHE- MIRE MILANO brand of ‘Savvic Cie, Lyons and Milan, STRI Good quality, ail e . PLAIN COLORED Large variety. all colors, $1. Weare the only store in the city that make a specialty of SILKS, and we willguarantee Aut. or OUR SILKS tobe much less than the same goods can be had for anywhere in this country, A CALL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SCEP- TICAL OF THIs FA ‘s, ‘cox NOLLY m2i-tr 608 Ninth street, opp. Patent Onin ————— 7 BEAT SACRIFICE or DRY GOODS ar WISWALL & GW Ns WILL CONTINUE ONLY 7 DAYS LONGER BVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD. Best PRINTS only 5 Luge lot of BLACK @ Slaughtered at half price, Large lot of TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAP- NS at a fearful sacrifice. All our 374¢¢, DRESS GOODs down to 18. Splendid line of HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR at 60 cents on the $1, Great many REMNANTS! Dress Good, Flannole, Cloths and Table Linens will be sold regardless of cost. Ladies will bear In mind this sale will continu» only 7 days more. nts, NADINES will bs WISWALL & GWYNN, 705 Market Space, Third door trom 72 NEW STYLES IN SPRIN@ GOODs, 50 ps handsome Dress Goods from 12\; to 37 od Black Cashmeres from 50e. to $1. Black Tamise Cloths aud Delainess very cheap, Donble-face Blk Mohairs and Alpacas, very cheap. Fine Biack Silks from 75 to $2, very cheap. Fine ali-wool Cashmere Devaiges, in plain awd de- sirable shades, Allghades tn ‘Buntin pond quality at 25; 1.000 doz, Towels and ‘Tab® Napkins, Tabie Linens, Sheetings, white and colored stripe 12d Spreads. many decided bargains, pecia! bargains in ail Winter Dress Goods, Fine Cloths and Cassimeres, many at less than cost to close out stock. All goods sold warranted as represented, at J. W. COLLEY 's, _ 801,Cor.8th st and Market Space. AXTRAORDINARY BA’ “4 At BRODHEAD'S, 1205 F 2th’ and 13th streets. "Beautital Bleached Cottons, mb15-tr Beautiful Neck aie Joc. yard up. Good Biack Alpaca S Bone Hi by J Spool Cott ay ‘toria, Lawns, Ni Tarletan ng Cambri kins, Doyil lies, Table Linen, Dress Goods, se Sina All goods first class, and selecte with utmost care, and sold cheap because bough! for cash. Now is the time to secare bar al DHEA D's, W-tr 1205 F st. 3 bet. 12th and 13th'sts up. ; ioe ona 12's. 15. 18, 20c, up. 8 all through Stock Cassimeres for Men and Boys: cheap. GCalicoes, 4c. up: Sheetings, 16c. ap. Carpet =o mane be sold, and prices necessarily FuilStock Bazar Patterns. T. N, NAUDAIN, 709 Market Space. Tenadines, Cashmerce a = Tamise very oF fui stock of White yGoots, Lea! Cae Ce B No. 998 TrH 8r., : No. 708 K sr. hw ‘EW STOCK OF N' marl3-tr BLACK CASHMERES DIRECT FROM THE IMPORTERS. sone vena, sod 3 wool French Cashmeres, yard wide, ooen Sahmeres, in finer numbers, full width “fs 0. (65.75, 80, 67., $1; 30 por cont ‘the regular prices. wise Alpacas and Mohairs, 15, 18, 20, 25, 31, 37. et ress Goods, 10, 12\. 25,18, 99, 25. ‘New Spring D: Buntings in all the new colors, 25 Cassimeres f Son jor Boy's wear, from 25" "35, 31, 48, nen, Ea 353 45 500. New Spring’ Carpets a sue Oil Cloths, C. M. TOWSON & CO., 636 Pennsylvania avenue, mar9-tr South side, near 7th st. ‘SHEETING, pa | ‘ARD. 4. Pint Nans nook i = b cneinsd a il Conte 7 ard, nserting, 15 cents yards. Bisck Alpaca, 15 cents. Cashmeres, 20 ce1 Plaid Dress G; ‘ood, m6-Im JOS. B. BAILEY, ty STth & Fs. jo NOT Pax D' YOUR DEN GoODe ees FOR wa them at the Cheapest Dry Goods store tie CARTER'S NEW J STORE, ‘No. 72 Bpace. ery wide Pillow Case Cotton. gual Calico, 'se.; New York Mis viton, the best and widest tmade, ereoine Cambri, ‘tigured, } very tisateatt ; 6. worth 12°. ; beat ? ress’ Goods, ‘pari a wool, 1c: "Bi Back Silk at te Finish Bisck Sik oe onc ee saan in 50 every city in the United Si gee coy a ey ae ‘excellent ee ee