Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON FRIDAY.. April 5, 1878. — 8. NOYES....Editor. LEATHER TEBUNK, WitH CANvas Cover. BECKER'S HARNESS AND TRUNK FACTORY, coram Building, opp. U. 8 Treasury. | TRUNKS called for, repaired and covered at ex- | ely lor rices. \"ga- See our $5 HARNESS, Gold, Nickel or ox | Rubber. Average sivorn Daily € 17,500—being a much larger bona fide, regular circulation than that of all the other daily papers in the city added together. To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send In their an- nouncements as early in the day as possible, and in ‘ll cases before 1Z0’clock M. The insertion in the same day's issue of those reaching the office after ‘hat hour cannot be 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. Se The United States Senate quietly passed a bill yesterday which directs the District of Co- lumbia officers to reduce the valuation of the lace called Edgewood, now belonging to Mrs. Kate chase prague, to $150), and to abate so much of the I cess of this relieve Mrs. [New Yor! We have nothing to say as tothe merits of the abatement of es in this instance, but have only to remark that it will be a great in. justice to the large number of really impover- ished people of the District, whose property is absolutely in process of eonfise bility to pay their ta: f Congress gi lief in the ease of this lady of high social posi- as are in ex- ory ion. This will ague obat least $30.00 of taxes. tion and affords them none. More than two- fifths of the entire real estate belonging to the citizens of the District is now held by the Dis- trict of Columbia under purchases at tax-sales ; and with the penalty of two per cent. per month Row running against all property in arrears, for general taxes, and of ten per cent. per an- num upon tax-lien certificates issued for ar- ial taxes, together with the ex- x sales and of judicial proceedings against delinquents. it is estimated that, with- out speedy relief, more than half the property of the citizens willsoon be confiscated from their utter inability to redeem it. A bill has been introduced in the Senate enabling the crippled tax-payers to redeem their property by paying six per cent.interest. Other forms of relief may doubtless be suggested, but it is evident that a general measure of relief should be adopted, and not one for the benefit of an in- dividual. There are many thousands who have suffered yet more than Mrs. Sprague from over-assessments and over-taxation. —_—_—_~+e—____ It appears from to-day’s dispatches that Russia is preparing to send Tehernayeff with light armed troops against British India in case of a war with England. This is in con- formity with the words of the imaginary con. Versation between Gen. Ignatieff and an American reporter for a New York paper. “One of the Skobeleffs” (and we see no reason why Te ernayeff should not be called reulation over | J UST BECEIVED, Acase of ENGLISH ROUND HATS in | “Sail eolors, | Very desirable goods. be 2 Also fall ine of JOUVIN and MONO- | GRAM KID @LOVES. | nee 782 gy ad GLOVES for Ladies and MBS. M. J, HUNT, ap5-tr No. 621 D Btreet. 7aAB ON THE ARAB: REGULAR MARKET DEALERS DE. THM AND Sia THE LAW BE ENFORCED AGAINST PARTIES SELLING ON THE LES ON LOUISTANA’ AVENUE, NINTH and B STREETS. To the Honorable Board 0, Meivopolitan Police: The andersi stall in the Venter Market, fully Tepresent that the ordinance forbidding persons to sell articles on ‘the sidewalks or bed of any street or alley, within one square of the limits of said market, is, andhas been for at Jeast two years, continually violated. and that the large and increasing numbers of persons allowed to use the public streets near the market for their pri- vate business, in competition with market dealers paying rent, is injurious to our business, and has greatly lessened the same. We therefore reapectfully demand that the law shall be enforced by your honorable board through ne Bine ned by) J.T. VARNELL, THEO. FANS OB T 3) 1, and two hundred and sorenty otner ina ket deat N @ FICS: New and elegant SPRING AND SUMMER LRY GOODS, at BROW All the best things out this season in the finest qualities, at the lowest rates, See our stock before inaking your selections, W. M. BROWN 314 8th street n. w. —2.000 yards DRESS GOODS carried over froin fast Season, former prices 2, 30 and 8744, now reduced to15 cents pr yard. ap3-tr HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub- scribers of Washington. D. C,, have obtained frem the Supreme Court of the District of Colum- bia, holding a Special Term for Orphans’ Court usiness, letters testamentary on the personal estate of JOSIAH W. DE late of the District of C lumbia, deceased. ‘persons having claims agoinst the said deceased are hereby warned to ex- hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subseribers. at or before the 21day of April next: they. may otherwise by law. be excluded froin ail ber efits of the said estate. Given under our hands this 24 day of April, 187 AHAM H. HERR, ay5-th.3t* drones W. CISSEL, I 0, FOR LITTLE FALLS! FISHING: Stage MAMIE and MAGGIE will leave the Aquertuct Bridge DAILY, on and after SATUR- + Apr Hlodrs for env ing, p.m, Fare round tri apa-3 J. \ AFF, FLEISCHMANN & CO. ¥ Original Manufacturers and Introdiicers into the United States o1 € MPRESSED YEAST, which was used at the Vienna Model Bakery of the Centennial Exposition, the secret of the unequ: of that establishment. Our Yeast is w: ranted free from chemicals, and aha by fer- lon from selected grain. The highest pre- imiums awarded in America and Europe, w exhibited, and Americans may how buast that they are equal in science of bread-making to Europeans it our Yeast is properiy used. Absolutely nore genuine’ without our Trade: }¥xecutors, ind 10a.m™.. ana 1‘, and 4's 25°. Balt for sale. - SCRIVENER, Prop'r. one of the Skobeleffs,) being sent against India it now remains for Russia to carry out the other half of the programme and form an alliance with the United States. What a powerful combination Russia’s army and our wavy Would make! In his talk yesterday with the committee on banking and currency Secretary Sherman re- iterated his faith in the feasibility of resump- tion, and gave arguments in support of his convictions that Mr. Ewing and others found it dificult to meet. On the whole, it must be conceded that the Secretary has held his own pretty well in the questioning given him by the committee. +20e- That England is in earnest in her prepara- tions for war is shown by the fact that agents of the British government have been making purchases of cavalry horses in the west to the “extent of about 20.000 head. In order not to excite attention and put up the prices they gave out that the purchases were intended for use on street railroads in England, but in making their selections it was noticed that they did not buy stocky-built strong should- ered horses calculated for use in harness, but selected tall animals suitable for the saddle and without regard to their pulling capacity, or whether they had been broken to harness or were balky. They have made extensive pur- chases at an average of about $100; but now that the fact of the purpose of their operations has leaked out, it is expected that the price will go up, and that, in fact, the drain upon the supply of horses in this country will eause the prices to advance generally —————-+2-—____ Naturally when an Ohio man is missing, his friends look for him in Washington, and when Ex-Congressman Vance left home and didn't turn up here it was at once concluded that he had been killed, or was crazy, or was a de- faulter, or had ran off with a woman, to account for his abnormal and extraordinary deflection from the road to the seat of goveru- ment. —____-+e--_____ It is the fashion among the high-toned in New York just now to say pretty severe things of the late Madame Restell, but for all that she will be greatly missed in the rich and fashion- able circles of that city. Her gaudy palace wasn't built and kept up by contributions from the poor and lowly in life. ——+0e-___ So Banting, for many years undertaker to the royal family of England, is dead. He wa in some respects the greatest undertaker that everlived. Such was his proportions that he could not tie his shoes. He was not well bal- anced, however, and was compelled to back down stairs, as a descent in the ordinary way would involve the danger of pitching down head for-most. One of the greatest of his un- dertakings outside of his profession was that of the reduction of his weight. He succeeded wonderfully by denying himself saccharine and farinaceous food and living mainly on meat. He has now died at the age of eighty- five, and is done by others as in life he was professionally accustomed to do. Jay Gould h& come to the conclusion that it is not as easy to gobble up the Senate as it to make a corner in stocks. —~«+e-___ Tae WEEKLY STAR. now ready, containsall the News of the Week ; the doings in Congress; the European crisis; the spring fashions Lively Local Note: White House and De- by Je Jui rs ieultural Matters yee nt News; Proceedings of the Courts; Local A flai nice Stories: Poems and eet: Agricultural and Household Mat- ers. Terms: $2 per aunum, in advance, postage prepaid : si..zle copies five cents, in Wrappers. JOTATO: AND BEANS: AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. The largest stock aud greatest variety in the — H. CRANE, $60 Pennsiicunia weenie. W H. SPEARE, ° UNDERTAKER, (Formerly with R. F. Harvey), 940 F Strectn.w, One door cast of Tenth stree? Experienced lady attendance at short notice, aps-t mark, or our firm name on the wrappei others are imitations. kP* REFRIGERATOR®. 4 — Have just received all sizes of this CELEBRATED REFRIGERATOR, They are strongly built, Pandsomely fin- ished and perfect in practice. They are packed with a perfect nea-conductor. and Wwe Slute-stoue Shelves: infact a perfect Befrig- erator, MW. ig Gere (Late Webb Ho. 1009 Pa. Ave., vet. Toth and 1th me, ay4-tr Sole Agent for the District, St=4" GRINDING | FILE MANUFACTORY. Steel and Iron, Fools ‘and Implements Ground and Polished. FILE CUTTING ANv RECUT- TING A SPEC TALTYS Files and Rasps recut by ual to new. Great variety o! FILES and RASPS on band, J. SCHEITLIN, Proprietor, Cor. 7th and T stre ta8.iv. JOLD HUNTING CASE Lady's Size, Haniwinel “Ane te a Size, Hand 'y Engraved, for Gent's size, Gold 1 itonitng Watch. jeweled movement, Chronometer alance, $82, Why go to auction fo Buy Watches? LIBBEY'S NEW JEWKLRY STORE, 437 9th Street, VV CxAGERS Tu EUROPE, J. W. BOTELER & BRO. Are the Agents for the sale of ke in wis Disesiee " Gi of the INMAN STEAMSHIP Co: PARTIES PROPOSING TO VISIT EUROPE can obtain all information by applying J. W. BOTELER & BRO, . 923 Pennsylvania ave. Case Eiginy maré-im ye =! TCE?!:., LCE: THE INDEPENDENT ICE COMPANY, (Yellow Wagons, ) Having harvested their full supply of KENNEBEC ICE, are now selling at their usual Low Rates, stow Js the time to secure your surrLy For THE EASON. Office 12th street and Pennsylvania ave, Depot 9th-street Whar! mar23-2W LUMBER. LUMBER. LUMBER. WE HAVE AGAIN BEDUCED THE PRICE ON ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, Get Our Latest Price List Before Buying. WILLET & LIBBEY, WILLET & LIBBEY, WILLET & LIBBEY, WILLET & LIBBEY, febl9-tr_ Cor. 6ths and New York ave. AIS EXPOSITION. ‘The North German L! lord SA es will leave, BALTIMO, DAY. May 2, at F0:elock. Or HAVRE br particulars a0 PETZ ERC ce TONS FOR WAR OF 1812 JOU CLARK has all the facilities to prepare Dee! rations for Soldiers and Widows. No. 1216 aonb ‘st. 3. J. rane! Ders, as well as ti SCHEEL, Organist and os “of the cular attention given to begin- those further ad ._ Ferms i Tth st a1 23-30% bi Tu5 SPE 1 SPEECH © F SENATOR PO, winder on his resolution calling en the Presi- Sk taker a touching the defaleation of _ r U; 8; Senate, March filled. aps. st LD Bree iy ac.— RICE, dealer in Pat pr eed Hejbays ASH red in quanittios $1.20 “a i} JOHN'S Printiag ders promptly FFeonmm onances, DIRECT FROMTHE GROVES ATSAN MATER, MANY OF THEM WEIGHING 13 OUNCES EACH, CALL AND SEB THE PREMIUM FRUIT. ALSO, NEW MAPLE SUGAR, from Pennsylvania aud New Hampshire, B. W. REED'S 30NS, mar22-tr 1916 F st. n. w. Ee Sea oe oem em . D. €. DUTROW, ay4-3t HE LENTEN MOSAICS and Marens Ward's EASTER ©. a, Brent wrariety, for sale ¥ “mar30 tw 1337 ¥'st., opp. Ebbitt House, NUMBER OF FINE PIANOS, USED 4 oa afew Tow months fr aslo a te for cash, at G. L. wi x epneeias Ce ‘Music, ne | J ANTED: Six COACH PaINTER~, non: W? vs yrorkmen, need apply. W \Sit- IN G street, gael 3 ee WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. Were are ROOMS, neatly furnished for light housekeeping: rent must be low. B RENT HOUSE No. 408 7th st. s.w.. nine roems | modern improvements, ateguire next door, ddrees, sta-ing terms, OWEN, Star office. q 7 AN TED— PRINTERS’ MATERIAL, second hand. Address, stating condition, terms &e., Lock Box 69, City post office. ae ni roN CHA RIOT © 22d s1 J ANTED TO PURCHAS® —a wi we or aa. interest in an established BUSINES<. Ad- Gress, stating particulars, with name, &c., M. 0 , Star Office. we NTED—A prompt and willing 700 N LADY toiearn dres-making; one who resides with her parents: and can run a machine preferre Call immediate!; 10th street n.w. ae wi T ANTED— ana ne for three Uufurnishe 1 Rooms on third floor, with kitchen, for $10; na pai Tvom; on Capitol Hill, convenient to avenue cars. Apply at 819 E street, between 8°b and 9th s.¢, is Ww ANTEU—Ladies to call at H. WV ar Farcors 802 7th street now. aud have thelr Combings made up into beautiful Bralds for 1; Puffs 10¢,, and Curis 60 >. Faded hair dyed the original cvlor, } only process, Wigs and Te PHILIPPL'S pris oorder at the k.west rates ANTED-By a family of three, a swall HOUSY, or three Unfurnished Rooms; must be within eight blocks uf Patent Office, and couve- Bient for housekeeping; rent must be modeeate. Address, stating reut and full particulars. 1 F street ANTED_By a respectable white girla SIT- UATION as nurse or chambermaid: good reference, Apply 621 H st. n.e. apt w: ANTED {BUPILS for lessons in German bb FERD. HENRICHS, from Hannover C ty. Germa, y, Address 438 H Bt. n.w. ap4-6t" ANTED—My LADY CUSTOMERS toknow I have returned; am_ now ready todo thet Dress Making, Cuttin, Sth st.n.w. MRS, W aaa 00, male and 50, fom PEOPLE for Uncle Tow’s Cabin. the stage door of April 8, 10 o'clock a.m, ANTED—A respectable white girl wish W SITUATION as purse or to do genera’ hou: Work; good refe.ence given, Address MARY, ger office WANTED. ‘To tradea GOLD ae (stem winder and setter.) in part payment for a email horse, buggy or phaetomy and harness, “Ad Gress, giving leseription and lowest price to + Mf." Box 564, P.0., city, ap4.2.* ETE French or German GIRL as seamstress and nurse; references required. Apply at me 14th street n.w. ap3-3t WW ‘A. respectable COLORED BOY, about twelve of fourteen yoagr ont tee Boke PieTR:, Must he well recommended. Apply 3 at 713 1 Bt. 7 ANTED—A thoroughly Rampart ae room SkRVANT, male or female: white; the bese reference required. Apply at 1721 R. Lae ay3 3° Wate D—ToTEACH Latin, Rhetori-, Math- ematics or Logic. College preparation given, assuring admission “into an advanced class Latinas) postal terms moderate, 8.W. FL . A. M.. 1227 L street new. ap3-1m *, WANTED HORSES to kee will stable and grain feed; road, 8 miles from the city: best elty reference. CLARK, Sligo post office, Montgon and Fittiny very cheay Suita =". spa es COLORED ‘Al National Theater Ma ‘ED— ‘on pasture, or farm on Teh street ap3-Lm* Tespoi hou: Cigars, Nquors er ine. groce! agents gn inetr own account and risk. for a fue ine of Hav: Ci of ir own manufacture REAGH € BROe 247 So, 9th a Pinas ap3-6t 7 ANTED—COUNTRY BOARD for the sui sired, holesale to act as sole mer by a gentleman and wife, who wil’, if d furnish their own room; reference ex. changed be moderate, Address MAJO: apes Vv y ANTED—PLAITING (Parisian mode) 2 cis, per yard. We would recommend. striped kcods to be cut on the Dias: plaiting Keeps In better When cut en the cross or bias. ELLE T UCAS, Dressmaker, 811 I street, vol ner of h street new, ANTED—Ladies_ and Gentlemen, CRYSTAL LVORYTY PE PAINTIN: structions ave. ; satis! able, id to tear In- P: }R RENT A desirable and pleasantly situated BGRICK DWELLING. cughe aan situated Capitol, having a south and west trout andi thor- h repair, 108 2d st. n.e. ap5-6 * RENT—One or co pleasant ROOMS, with FP sttictiy private family; kas heat, pleasant loca tion; gentleman preferred, Moderate terms. 24 3a ca 2. a Capitol Hil. iw '—T wo-sto ERICK. six Fen Qhawatsr: No. 430 bore door, $18 a month, nw. Tooms, gas K-y next Inquire a a8 42h aps 3. R RENT HOUBE No, 320 2a st. e Foomis; rent, reduced: 9 $90 moti particulars, apply to THOS. WAGGAMAN, T and ‘Aiictionsee Si Th St, opposite Post Office. ap5-3¢) R RENT—A Furnished HOUSE, containing eleven rooms, complete in every respect Rlano included; in the coolest part ef the city. Rene moderate, For particulars inquire on Premises, 631 East Capitol st. ‘ap5-3 R RENT—The DWELLING No, 640 L st, n.Wey together, with the finished basement ul der same; e basement is suitable for a dairy o sample-room; or wili rent soharate all pre ra xi on improvements. CHAS, 8, SUREEVE, 25 7(h st. DW. ape KR RENT—Four unfurnished ROOMS on 2a ‘and 8d floors, 918 E st. n.w. apd 2 R KENT-B. ven room HOUSE, No, 1102 L Met eet: ten room HOUSE, No. 1009 Tthsirwet. Arnly No, 1106 L street n.w: ay 3 RENT—1 wo nicely furnished canasaala tthe ROOMS, second floor, south front: $25 yer nth. 809 L st. p.w. ap4-3 + OuLRENT STORE No, 1232 Penna. avenue: has an er. reduced to THOS EWAGGAMAN. 8197 bh nn st. ap4-3t WOR RENT At Laurel Sguion. on Baltin F Ohio railroad, room GO F: AGE. i garden and fruit, water at door, 2 $20. per Month, ROWE @ WARE, 612 Fst. nw, Sapa Bee 7 OR RENT—A small HOUSE in the country. about three mi'es from the city, with 20 acres of laud. Apply to M. ADDISON, 1720 Hi sereee [QCR RENT—Eight room HOUSE, 1523 P street n.W., convenient to Riggs market; range, Jae trobe, bath-room, &¢.; rent §25 per month. ‘Kay next door, pt But FORK RENT—A !!' WELLING. opposite Frank- jin Square; $30. formerly $40; and DWELL- ING an sd STORE. 638 O street, opposite Corcoran Market, $20. formerly Apa Aprly at Printing office STANLEY SNODGRASS, 637 F TOR RENT OR 3 nie That fine BRICK COTTAGE, ‘No. © mplete, with all modern c Yacant house in LeDrolt room 409 Maple avenue, aces, ‘The onl Tk. A. te BARRE apt 3 4 RRENT- 1122 11h street now. anomaly furnisted PARLOR and CHAMBER: arily furnished ROOMS, suitable for house ing; faxnily small, terms low; references excnang- ed ap ror RENT—Five unfurnished communicating ‘RC OMS, on same fivor; all moderna improve- nents; hot water, bath, gas; to family without small a rent $15 per month, Apniy at 34 2009 hs ‘Two new two-story brick HOUSES st.. near Boundary; bet. two lines of he socares Poiotone water Supply. “Rent, $15 per nth 203192h st. n. apse JOR RENT~ 402 K st. n.w ,» HOUSE of cate rooms, nd water: street parked, near mm. rket and cars; all in fine condition. Apply next coor, ap2-24* iF On a prominent corner of Capitol Hit corner 4 hand C sis, .e., £ lew to a good tenant: terms, & ». 423 11 EF wy: ‘R SALE—Very aesirable HOUSE on Corco- Tan s!_, two-story and basemant brick, with a ‘d roof. with large lot, 10 rooms, water and gas: all modern improvements, It has just been pa uted throughout. and is In elegant order. The ple offered at is ereneney, low. There are Sey su hances offered. WARNER, 91 916 oe RE The large and elegant STORE, T— No, 619 Pennsylvania avenue, under Metro" politan’ Hotel, at present occupied by 3, Gold- stein & Co.. jewellers, entrances on both. the ave- nur and C sireet, | Possession given May 1st. For terms enquire of H, E. STEVENS, Gent's Farn- ishing Store, No, 509 Pennsvivania avenue. ands oT ANTED— By a good Grosemaker: National Hotel. Also, a fine DWELLING, 14 0 PP: btful uated, on Missouri ave. , facin; Execs dress NK. = Nis fie mart Henthiny st Enquire as above. a2 Ww} ANTED large MEN to act.as soldiers OR RENT — Furnished and Sanaa in, a Celebrated Gace, Apply at “Manager's 00) Tal Office, ** National Theater, rhreday (to morrow) F 20 TB ce eas Tae Board, $16 a month; morning, LLa. W&nszTED “OLD SOLDanISILVER, ae @ or small juan tes, Highest price {5 hall. HICKEY & Pa. ave. n.w, marl3-: WASTED oy aman who aks several ditfer- ent Janguages a POSIT: as servant to 2 are about visit Europe, ‘Kaarese: i306 Hf Hst. n.w. 13-1m ANTE Tee, or three G =NTCEMEN 19 0C~ cupy a large third story south front room, or suitable or gent Weman and wife, Table BOARD — firstclass. 617 F st. n.w. feb23 Wester exchange, new STOVES for old at BUTLER'S, 6th Kats ot8, now. Smokey Chimneys cured or no ted. mee aNTED Te exchan; ‘ones, Groceries or Fuel ae K n.w. Latrobes to new STOVES f at BUTLER’: S oe two rooms, $20 to sepi5-tr v ANTED—FEATHEES renovate at CHACE'S, 614 Louisiana are. auglé-ly perfect and clean copy of the first WANTED A number of th the | EVENING STA liberal price be paid. Apply for which a bere ‘at the Star near F st. n.w. apl 6.* OR ENT. ares Story and basement BRICK LING-HOUSE, No. 606 Massachusetts, etmeen 6th and 7th sts.; ten Fone bath, poy c. Inquire of NOAH WALKER & (¢ Pennsylvania ave, oR RENT—The beautiful UPPER HALL, 40 feet square, in the Spencerian Business College building, corner 7th and L sts., may be obtained for temperance or other beneficent associa ions, or for chuteh services, day or eveuing. by the month, The use of tobacco propibited int the building. Apply at Business College O: FORREST SUMMER TESTDENOE The Res- idence of Gen. B. F. Keliey, on the mountain, rear Oakland, Maryland, is tor rent.” The house co1 ay mains 8 rooms, besides Baar heat kitchen, is wily furni eat surrounded by autiful growids and shad rden, spring house, house, stables pasture for Ave horses, ant fruit.’ For fur tuer information inquire of seribers. or Mr. @. W. LEGGE, of Vakland, B. F.. PAS 611 G street s.w.. or W. H. BAR- redwe 15 7th st. n.w. Hefer'toGov. Dennison cr Capt, Bl apl-im R RENT—Stors_—The fine large STORE at asi corner of Seb and ¢ ee n. eer aoe sae x!ures, complete, up si . ponGE. PPIY UP Stars. rodeo aplenty ot of ‘the sub- Waar UPHOLSTERY WORK of any kind; ; clahteen Tweet Gouetthe Bence, goods ant at ‘lowest possil ces, x A RE CHACE, 614 Louisiana avenue. sugié-ty”” ANTED_ MOTHS and other insects in furni- ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at CHACE'S, Upholsterer, 614 La. ave. ang16-1y W BSTEDI CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S eating Works, 490 Maine avenue, be- tween 435 and 6th 8.w. Called for and delivered w ‘tthout charge. jy13-ly an CARPETS to CLEAN, at ce Ex TERRY'S Korte a Steam Beating and Bw Works Thest. wharf. Orders by mail. or ieft at HELL'S, Market ‘Space. fe@1-' ae Wires to know that Merchant Tailor, 1011 New You avenue, takes a specialty of Cutting Garments to iv LOST AND FOUND. Lot large Gold CUFF BUTTON, mono- B.D. If the finder will leave it the Btaroitiee he will be suitably rewarded, es March Sist, DOG; black and tan; on 3th .e. A liberal reward will be pai _Feturning to 323 C street south evs ga Monday, @ red Morocco POCKET- ‘The finder will be rewarded, it Fett 3d)) 8 white PRE 13 oYd Mt hs we Saw Y ge erda} COW, piece ot ae horn off. reward wih paid for her return to 808 C st. - @. apt 2.* Ts OST APE git, between Center Market ani with four diamonds, 4 2d and Mass, sven) an Ame'hyst RING set given, iT returned to the corner 21 and Mase. 39 it | lveral reward will bs | J4ub and 15th sts. 1. w. Fs RENT—A desirable ten-room HOUSE. near St. Aloysius’ Church. Apply Boom m4 No. cad 3-2" Gtew,) finished in best style, 13 rooms; Nay Foom heated. including bath ahd servants’ rooms: speaking tubes; electric geen at any marl9-Im FOE, RENT The altractive | RESIDENCE, known as **Locust Hill,”? adjoining tne Sol diers* Homeon the west; entrance from 7:h streat Fond by Whimney avenue, There are about sixteen acres Of ground, eight of which_are in market den, For particulars apply at 712 13th et._m: FOR FENT_HOUBE, 2142 Pennsyiv: ia ave. nue, 10 rooms; gas, water, bath, otc.; rebuilt last summer, and in g00d order; to careful and re- sponribie parties only. possession May ay awh’ by postal card or in person, of G, A. SA. Mass. ave, n.w. mari9 3m* ‘OR RENT—Pleasant 9-room COTTAGE at Mount Pleasant, with path-room and stable and large Jot ground; $25 per month. Apply NA- TIONAL 8AVINGS BANK, 16th streetaud New York avenue, 12-1m Fer, RE NT Furvished PARLORS and BED- KOOMS, and ROOMS furnished for housekeep- ing, and several small BED ROOMS; vanla avenue., corner 4 st, OR RENT—Brick DW ELL St. 8.e . 10 rooms: Pennsyl- marlt-1m* G~ Nos. 227 2a Thapin st. College, between ‘also, one of 10 FoOmA) water and gas. OTIS ‘BIGELOW, oo Tth im. BOARDING. BOARDING, = Large, and Elegant ROOMS, with BOARD, can be obtained at 122 Dun- barton oe ccrner ‘of Con; ress, Georgetown, D, C. Terms i ett ed econd and third floor ROOMS, tn PERSONAL. Fass or single, with or without BOARD. oI nw. CARD. To the Editor of the Star:—On Thursday, April 4th, the undersigned was fined vy the Bolles Court for'a violation of an ordinance of the old corpora- tion of Grorgetown, passed in 1853. and not for selling liquor on Sunday, a3 as reported In the dally papers. ‘The circumstances are as follows: 0: Funday 1 was sitting Im my place of busines door being open for the Ingress aud family, the only convenient means of rea gentecly-dressed ry en came in and asked if they could get two cigars, as th ¥ wished to take a walk into Virginia. Seeing they looked like gentlemen 1 accommodated them, and to my great surprise found them to be my accusers at Police Court, In the persons of Sargeant Ackton and Patrick Kearny, of the Metropolitan police, They did not ask for’ liquor, and if’ they had they cou'd not have gotten It. for'l have strictly refuse any and every person liquor on Sunda! prop se to comply with the to of my foodie ability in every re 80 that I may claim its rotection for myself, It would be guite dimoutt for any citizen to escape uch a1tap as have been expressly lald for me. 9. An detente of of my. self and the correction of the error in the report of the payers as te the charge, viz; selling two ‘clgacs And not selling liquor of any kind, I proclaim this fiche to the: public, batt ' JOHN T, SCRIVENER, WORN T. BCRIVENER. MAPas DUPREE, Indian Doctress and For- tune Tetler.—If you have & skeleton in aes ir Closet she will teil you ow to get rid of a dence, 2'9 K st., near 3d n.w. Aatze Luey, MADAME Boss. ‘This celebrated Lady Astrologist lealing ‘Medium can be consulted at ona Dat, es of 2d n.w. dg mr superior in the tand Future. In love or business her deseril eine Yours iy ‘confidential. 4 je STROLUGIST.—Mrs. Dr. ELL Penn Peers Ui Fou would know the truth it the Di af inl things. Office hours from 9 a.m. tod p. eep87-6m_ Mana Cost ELLO, ‘Mlle Lenor- Dat B.w. Fst. cars door. seplt-ly igh eshadan octave PIANUS for Bent b.W., hear Piano 0 8 tuned ane mS deel Lrepairsd, Twas ae ‘/PHRWAXENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY BOAR VEBS Stgommodated. at 705 sen ste T. SOUTHA mar25-1m* formerly of Baltimore. REMONT HOUSE.—Mr. F. P. HILL, after successfully running this hotel for nine years, hss purchased the property-and now offers special inducements ‘o regular boarders, Gentleman and $60 per month: single rooms $25 to $30 er ‘atom table board, $20 per month, a per R RENT. 1718 H st. b. hm... 2144 Pa, are. beh. m, 910 re st., b. D, 710 a 18 RS 2410 Va. ar 10629 3th st.n.w., f. FOR SaLE~ ibd K'st., bok, 978, LL, “500 Further list in the office, E, 8 WESCOTT, ap4-6t 933 20th st. o.w. BRENT — BRAINARD Hw: ws WARNE! a Ebwre A. McIxrmex, - 125 K st. nw, . e 8 ascyee are cS ac bt Reoepeose am pesase=a: Ede Se SoBe 8 1222 DW, 1126 19th st. nw, 1316 I st. ne, 1866 G st. nW,... 8 Temperance ave . Alse, anumber of other Houses, similar to the list itered above, of which is materially al every day on the talletin at our office, ca EAL ESTATE BULLETIN ‘THOS. E. Ey WAGG MAN, 519 Seventh St. (Changes made ‘Wednesday and Saturday. | rear Het pts Houses for . Continental Hotel, Pa. ave., m. 1., 100 rs. $35. 721. 723, 725 15th st. n.w.. m, imps., 10 rs..30.000 909 M st. n.w., mod. imps, 13 rs. 17,500 939 K st. n.w.. mod. imps. 500 220 Ist te Dn. Bae mod. imps., 12 rs. 2.1 730 13:h st. n.w., mod, imps., 12 rs 10.000 5¢8 ath St. mowe, mod Imps, 10 Fs 10,000 404 6th st. n.w., mod. imps . 15 rs. + 10,000 728 13th st. n.W., mod. imps, 12 rs 9.000 211 Ast. s.e., mod, imps, 12 rs. 9,000 Two-Story Brick and Brame i Houses For Sale. 146 bth st. p.w.,, mod, ee ma Tr 2 ¥ + mod ings od. im fie is 1 to 18 Myrtle st, w 23 Hi st. nen, b hi, mod imps New Jersey ave,.bet. Band G, $18 10ch st. se. he. mt. ‘Irs, 40 Mst. t. h.Jinod, tinps.. 7 7. 189 4th st. nwa, beh fod. imp 1611 6th st. nlw., fh Unimproved Dropert perty For Sale. (Wh sta bee Tan N eee oe te -35 13-t.. bet, © and D s.w.. per ft. ‘35 . 23) and 24h nw. per ft. -30 coy per ft 230 pel 130 + bet. South Curolins 30 22d st. bet. Land Mn, pe F st., bet. 21st anc 22d n.w. Houses For Rent. 1200 K st_ new. + farn.. mod, BCG Tin St. P-W., (store). mod, imps 2 r F st.n.w. ubpe Tr porcion, m. 1..16 it 13th st. n.w., store & dw7:g. Mm. be 1 2081 I st. n.w., mod. imps.. 13 Fr: ed 1919 Pa. ave, L.w., store& dw”) ng. ml dars 7 N. E. cor. 2ist and I sts.. mod. tinps., 10 r: 65 408 6ih st. n.w., mod. im;s.. 10 rs, 5 t mod. tinps... 9 ra 60 50 50 50 50 PS.. 12 Bo .W.. mod. imps, io rs. 45 vise New York ave.. mod. imi 40 30 20:h St. nw. mod. Ds. be 40 a: n.w., mod, imps., 8 F: 3) 1424 Rhode Isianid aves mods lines 7 50 7 22d st. n.W.. Mod, imps., 6 rs 20 at od. “imps.."8 rs 20 16:1 si. 1-W., mod, imps , 8 2) tea De lawareaw i wa er, € 20 2 20 20 issue on the 1st and 15th of each month a ‘*Bul- etn ‘on bad 2 for sale and rent on my books, Which can on application at my office, oF wetion Sales. On MONDAY, Aba 8th, at 4 -m., valuable im- proved property, corner 3d cant sts. 1. W, $1.50, $1,000, $500" $35 $550" ‘at 8 per cent. ap3-tr JK REN Fk BS Tiko. F, GATCHEL, Real Betas and eames Regent, LeDroit Building, corner 8th and F sts. n.w. 2022 F n.w., 16 rooms. mod. imp: $i 512 51h i... 13 rooms, mod, imp '«, Ll rooms, mod, imp rote CaS: W., 10 rooms, mod, imps. 1324 T n.w.. , 7rooms, mod, imps. 1111 V n.w., Trooms, mod. imps. ARE CHANCE—The UNITED STATES A Bote’ Annapolis; ail modern improve. | ments, for rent. Apply to Mrs, E, E. LANN ON, preprietor, Annapolis, Md, aps 3 FS SALE— An clegant Black Walnut NET, sultable for an office or bank, with Waleut mice FENCE. and other at private sale. Apply t Auctioneer, corner 1h avenue, SOMMER RESIDE: CABI- 1B CkS FUR RENT ON Washington Branch Rallroad, one near A® nspolis Junction; location high and bealthy. with €0 acres of land attached, contains ten rocims, Al ifton, mie from Jessu ‘Oak Hall,” adjoining Major Larned's, dwellings, accessible to Washington, in good neighborhoods, Apply im- mediately to M. BANNON, 32 St. Paul stret, Baltimore, ap5-10t BY CASH WILE BE GIVEN BY A LADY fora PERMANENT PUSITION Jn one of the Government Departments, adress Mise F,. Sar a 0, $1,000, $1,500, and $8.000 TO LOAN ON rst-c te security, at 8 per cent, TAS. fo BISHOP COn Tusunnee fd Real Estate Agents, 515 7th st. apt-20* ANTED—Unencombered PROPERTY in northwestern section of city, for which I will Be sora And, UKo o-wnes on Capitol Hill, THOS. KE. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st, apt 3 BENG ABOUT TO EMIGRATE, T WILt, sella HOUSE or LoT at two is of actual vaiue and pay $125 commission to any par y brit ing @ purchaser, ©‘ EMIGRA’ Clty’ post office, STEM ENGINE AND ROTARY PUMP FoR We sell cheap one ten PORTARLE ERCINE and Bi OTARY ruMe. rl inquire corner ‘Sse a PECTIC & pas yO. 1 RIDING AND DRIVI Ez FOR SALE ( HEAP.—Color black. ists hanas High: six years old; racks under saddie; trots in harness; Phy aa t scare at cars, Inquire K CO., 14th st. apa si | WANGE Fon UNENCUM- Lots Brrw K St.—Three-story BRICK HOUSE, with ‘Basement and Furniture, in good oaeten. Address, with price, B. A., Gity pet office. 3 {OR RENT—A DAIRY FARM, 45 acres: five rooms; stalls for ten cows: EN STH AND advence, Also, HOU Be thirteen Pith fine spa spring: ‘rice $250, na in advance. pls wCLARK MILI sachusett fore 11: or at the afte: Fok SALE ORIN EXCHANGE For a7 ors room House, three very fine BU NG LOTS. Address ADAM, Star office. 7 ANTED TO BORROW $5,000 on Reai Estate te for 3 years, at 7 percent per annum: Vv vable semi-annually; no brokerage, Address T office. aps-3i E STREET, BETWEEN 3p AND 4 4TH n.w., fronts south. must be sold: beautl- tul view of rear of City Hall, also of Babeock’s U-L,. Girectly in the t at CROSSMA ns 3.* reatest bargain yet offered Siveg glu, the seston BRICK RESI- + 989 H st. nw. rooms, modern Panic price is what we expect to Bay terms made. H. WARNE&. Dw ay ECTIONERY STORE and “TORY, cheap for cash toa man that means Imsivess. Inquire at 606 9th st.n.w. ap2-Bt* PPE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE cit hew seven-room BRICK, §2 000, hear 6th n.e.: high ground; south front. $200 cash; $1, 500 five years at 7 per cent. te suit purchaser, Apply to F. P. HLL! bo) 6 3t 0.000 TO LOAN UPON WELL-LOC. aE D property, in sums t sutt. F.W. MILLER & CO . ia) 29-6t Ww Kk SALE OR EXCHANGE ee unencum- bered property—A desirable FARM in Mont- ry coanty, ‘on the 7th-street road, 10 miles ‘ashington; 51 acres: 10 acres ‘improved trom and balance Intimber ‘and: staal house anid sister iles from railroad station, Alsoa FARM of 21a res over the Eastern Branch, on the #en~ Inquire for particulars’ of J. KE 2 Wood and Cal Beales. No. 12 Ht'sts nee, mar29-1w* 5.C00,, $5 000, $1.00. To Loan at 8 percent , + Rood real esiate sectirity. FRED, KOONES, 0. — Besoust Hecevomist Bank, m7 Fors , D. C., 27,500 feet of G#OUND: Wooster of even rooms; large celtar, welt, cistern, stable, garden. — dwell ng | | Sper ryand, LL Wool BLACK CASHMERES, full yard wide, 50 cents. New poring pees. GOODS, from 12, 15, 25 cents, © New BUNTING: , all colors, 25 cents. CASSIMERES for men and boy"s wear, 25, 31, 37, 50 cents, ete. New Spring C ARPETS just opened. immense stock, New MATTINGS. C, M, TOWSON & CO., 636 Pennsylvania avenue, apl-tr South side, near 7th st. v HEAP CARPETS AND DRY Goops. 3.000 yards Cation, 4% cents Muslins and Sheetings asc! Bunti ‘Summer $ e in cite. very low prices, Elegant line Dress Goods, 12% to 374 cents, Li and Children's Hosiery, Ribbons, Tor- nee | L <iPrasseis Carpets, 61 to y SLAB: 1256 off for ena, an Ingrain Carpets less manufacturers prices. h Black Cashmere. $1, worth §! . so-inc ss NAUDALN apl-tr 709 Market Bpaee. MoBE NEW STYLESPRING Goops. a Just opened handscme Bourettes, Knickerbocker ty A shades in Buntings. 2 shmeres, De Baiges Fine Black Cashmeres, M- irs, Tamise © oths. 5 4 Delaines, Good Black Silks from 76 ceuts to very cheap. id Piain Black Grenadines, Beached and Brown Table Damask, 200 dozen Napkins and Toweiings. heetings, Spreads, with a full stock Prints, init and Seripe Masiine cheap. Belling off all ine Cloths and Cassimeres for Mens Wear at cost, to close out st ae . W. COLLEY's, tr_801,Cor.8th a and Market Space. heap. mb30-tr Oa RI ‘ DRESA GOODS, KRODHEAD & CO.. 939 Pa. av,," bet. 9th & 10th, Are now offering late novelties in ‘French, English and American DRESS GOODS at greatly reduced rices, among Which are the stylish and servineable Brows aad ate. All-wool Banting. per yi yard; Bal C22) nine), Androscoggin s & Bieachel Cotton, elegant 3-butt: Kids, $1. 25; Silk | briggan Hose, 25c. and ‘up; Clark's yard mol (6 Spools for 25c.;) and a “Tra dnt Fancy and Siaple Dry Call and cxamine. RODHEAD & CO. mar 29 tr 939 Penn’a ave., bet. 9th and 10th NEw SPRING . OODS. We have ae oped new Bourettes, Kuicker- bockers, Silks, Cashmeres, Lawns, &. 600 Silk Sun Umbrellas for Ladies an men, rota in price from $1.00 up to $8. Androscd 2 Catton. Tc. pet of tl ae Loom, Leese S abridge BURDETTE & 00, No. 998 23m Sr.. "y No. 708 K Sr, mar27-tr HE GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OF | TERED ™ DRY GOOD: Two hundred pieces (200) of one yard wie Pa cific Cretonne Cambric, tn beautiful colored fig- North 13g ._ beaut fn Pacific figured Lawns, only 10, nis. We are selling an excellent Bleached Cotton (good as Fruit of the Loom, ) only Beautiful figure n Law Golors and shades. at avery low Mills entie- Buntings in all price; New York Sheeting. the widest and best’ made, special low price: we are salting the cheapest Bia: Silks ir Washington: Biack Silks, good quality. 75; Black Silks ent quality, at $l: Black Sika: real Satin finish, sublime quality, omy $1 orth, this is @ special bargain; Black Tamese: Back Silk Warp Henrietta; Biack Grenadines; All Pure Wool Pi i beaut: fal Spring Shawls: excellent quality 1 1 Ticking, new style stripe, double twilled, one yard wide, 25; English Stockings, Pir made, four pair for $1; Lace for Curtains. All of these great bargains 7 ny at the New D: Goods Store, &e. ill be sold on bat Arata we ry CARTER’, msrl1 Im* Mt. Pleasant, or oom 10 May Baild'g, | margs-tr No. 711 Market Space. NVESTMENTS. eTT . TOR SALE. ETTRELL & Ww District of Columbia 90 years 6 per cent. gold ne of Columbia 18 years 7 per cent, curren- Was hi cent. ewnltea oP as iasaSe, ‘and and otter 80- LEWIS JOHNSON & 00. ae Corner Pennsyivan! 4 10th st, th ~ seth ioteg any ohare lange and sia uses fn a PROFESSIONAL. Y THOS. J. BEOWR,. gprott Building. M*: DE. B. F. BERRY, An elegant 16r. br. residence, nr. 14th n.w. 5.300 No. 925 Mass. ave., f oy 560 ft. Suburban br. bs 6,000 ft., near cars. 1 0 A st. 8.€,, 10 rooms, furnished 10th and D stn... large house and’ 4 Stoddard st., Geo'tn. 18 rooms, m 911 B st. n, ves 9 rooms, mod, imps. 106 C st. s.¢., 11 rooms, mod: im ae 20 st. D.w., storeand li Foon SbOVE Ps . 7 Foo! Houses atid Lo" for sale in evry section of the city, at reduced rates, mar30-tr MAGNETIC HEALER, 1312 I st. n.w. ‘ork ave. mar30-6i* N. DUTTON, ond Safe cor, 15th st. ana’ New DS E. PARSONS, Office and residence to 618 ite Patent Office. Teeth Sree of charge for the ENRY J. ENNIS, 711 Pat zs EAS sd Be ite ia ital work a eS epecialey Expert im, Batent causes, T. M. TALBOTT, Denttet TD) hetiovea to vou tpeast comer Zin and streots orchweet. ‘Teeth ‘inserted a) BE. N. FRANK WH! Dis, as ith strect er, 732 10th ‘most obstinate Chronic and’ Acute gultation free, Office hours—8 to lla.m. and 8 t 8p.m. jeus-1y* BR. J. B. GIB! SEB ER DENTIS®, mEEMOVED TO, 708 167TH bd ‘1-ly Over Thompson's Drug Store. REAL ESTATE BULLETIN, WM. E. BURFORD, 708’ E street. No. 307 E st. oe ety Ba has ni st., near Ju ual e rooms, all modern improvements, reduced to $35, For Sale. 1 rie inducements in four re sere Brick Hi wo entirely new, at $1,400 and $2.000, on easy terms, Also, three pleces of PROPERTY. to exchange for larger property centrally located, To Loa: $10,000, $8.000, $5: 000 anc $3, 000 on first class real estaté at 8 per cent mai28-tr BY ™ovass MY ERS, e Agent, 1216 F st, eer RENT. 10-rogm Bricks a psd. EES 936 P st. n 12 Shed, imps., cor, Vt. ave. and N st Frame, mod, imps.. Est., bet. Brick, m. 1., No. $9 H st.n.w. marge 2w FOR SALE. oR SALE At ABsRGAIN-A PONY, PH&- A GON and HA) A Be NESS, all in ¢lass conu‘tion, aL m.e. corner Sth and M ste, Pe creme UST ARRIVED. m Western Vi with 20 head of HORSES, ‘irginia Call and in- No. 1006 € st. between 10ch and iithaw. d. He GALAGERS apb-6. OE SALE-A RIDING Horse the country: works in single and dou- die harness; at the Horse Bazaar, BIRCH & KOBEY, Fouisiana avenue, to-morrow just_from (Saturday )'at 11 a, m. Ww 7a YORK AVENUE HOTEL, R SALE—Bay Horse, 5 years old, sound, Gor New York ave.and uthat, | HK Opnived fop Phweton, oon Tavtse oie ean Harness and’al Ea a Price $325 Gentlemen with their fat families can find at this | casb. A Liars Outne, istaction guaranteed, Pouse the surroundings of a lessens hors me, with | Address ** Pheton,** Stat aps 3t* conveniences of a well condu ‘an ment will be made with ns R SALE—New we Fame “seat Car ‘arriages, 3 who desire Meals only ve marll-3n Fs pring Pheton, Top ‘e . STREST N. W.—Farnished Front EOUM on second floor. Also. other Furn- ished ROOMS, wi th Arat class TA BL; LE BOARD. Transient guests accommodated. marl-6 ORSEY WHISHY. H At WITMEB'S, Grocer, mar28-tr 1918 Pennsylvania ave. 8 PECI — WESTERN CREAMERY, AND FRESH NEW YORK BUTTER. GEO. M. OYSTER & 00., m23-1m Center, Northern, and Eastern mirkets. BICORD’s oy eon oe as most shattered constitution in four weeks. have from Teme- ae excess or "Buceets in very case is as as certain as that Br abe ree 8. JACQUES, 7, paiverity werlty Place, Wow jJani-tr York. A soon Tor THE LABOR AND apt-lw Gans, Est Ie es AND meee ARCHITECTUME “Computations for ps AND ENGINEERING. sw renenneae rates, M, i WOLBREGHT, Boom 8t. Cloud Bi Giese = cima ree only rash Him eee ‘ iat the aes rr Buggies, Con-, cord prin. suitable for 2 urd passen= cores ‘hitney Bide tery Buggy; no- top Buggies; all Jackson Wagons, for farmers and’ hau’ F cent. cheaper than nywheve inthe city. Give me a call. D. W. MccraTa, corner 12th and B sts. n.w. ap5-lm FS, SALE CHkar light ee CAR- RIAGE, with sbifti ing Sop; tw § ats; original cost $500; er; ihe owner baving ne farthes os forte: Gan’ be seen st WANSTALL'S Stable, 10th st, near Peonsyivania ania ave. Fas SALE_Siandard SODA aEFiEAT GENERATOR. TUMBLER WASHERS a Uhree F: UNTAINS, at 711 K st. now. ay 2-3c* PB PALE CHEAP Tee MOLES, palette for fai oi Penns) Ivan Parone ot a SHERIFF. ap? 3.* FY bi Soper ectiing bea te ted ay nea. settin, 8. 8.€. cor. Shand a Dsts-n. is wor” stylish Black Unc ™ian # ron eta te Inquire of Tae | Sand wets owe “fate jALE—VERyY Low FOR Casiz. ‘By a fami- 8 Jy baving left the city, a first esc ai} At cae am . Can be ton SE Wo, 158 Teh ot fey LE—AT A Low Pricz_BUGGIES snd Formica’ gh wae of all sizes: fines Platform, 8p) WAGU city, at st.. Gorgetown. J. PROBE mar30-6. HAR- PoRSALE: a a cpireewer wa ou Feasouabie terme, Ast Ale sell STEDINSTOR: 617 7th street, Sood ays Dt DURE, Dentist, 423 7th street southwest, and E streets. Beautiful ts of ‘Teeth fie sre flied #1; extract octa8-1y BOOKS AND STATIONERY EW BOO HS Ss. Star Gazing, Past and Present. Lock: Norman a 2 3 ies Sei Bre = Viva. Mrs. Forrester. Marmorne. No Name Series. The Last Times. Seiss. Treatise on Photography. Abney. The Epoch of the fammoth. ib, Southall Kenta re and Lege losates, (1 fed iin rb sibbor x Calia® 's Arbor. The Cadet Button. toto ee Capt. Whittaker. ‘unch Brothers. Puncii. WARD'S 8 EASTER CARDS. woth LOMONS & 2 CHAPMAN, (Agent nts TLanrence’s iad Linen Papers, ) apl-ti 1 Pennsylvania ave. re LATEST ay ¥, Roscoe & Schoriem- agg Rambles in Wonder illustrated, cloth. $1.25; Jouls Ulbaeh, paper, “B0cts.§ 1, ake E. 3. Sane Madame Genscan by ‘Treatise on Photog! Pi py a of e agian 1 Liperatars, Ec ‘Gardner $1.00; Mirage: by the pa B cera mar30 tr Booksellers and Siatieners: Photographs of Rev. W. 8. E 8. Rainsford; price 50 cts. All ne Nee Misceltenoons Books received as soon Latest Styles of Stationery on hand always. W. H. & 0. H. MORRISON, Law BOoKsELugrs, 475 Ponna. ave. mari5-tr LUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP be Milling frm of DEEN! Si Dissoived by the death of the senior parnee Je slah We Deener. “all persons knowing thems indebted, all GEORGE Wy, CISSEL. oe “Pioneer Mills,‘ Georgetown. Ast, 1878. sod-eobt vieeseecey P NOTICE. signed having, this E'4 formed @ the manufac- yb brands of FLOUR. “Gres ilar aud wel’ Eng a ee of best Family and **Peeriess’* Pi oer FER iB has removed his | street, crate | | Best Black Silk in ti Best Black Silk in the ci Best Black Silk in eae iy? $1.25, Gplenaid Blac iia ee ik, $1. Beautiful line of Spring Dress Goods just received, All- Wool Bunting, all colors. . Bunting, good quality, at 25°. Qur $1, nuinber of Black Cashmere is worth $1 25 Black Cashmere at 28c.; very good. Black Alpacas, from 15 to 50c. Black Henrietta Cloths of finest quality. Black Tamise Cloths of finest quality. Back Camels Hair Grenadine, at 75c, Large Jt of Spring Des: tioods (as jot of Spring Dres: Goods ear’ Ibe. ; cold for 40 and 50e- tia Beautiful | iine of Lawns just tn, Finest Linen Lawns. at 25c. styles) Sameutta Corton. Tic. i Cottons for cash only. in, Tse, | Bifowsooee Cotton, Ine of Ladies* aco Neck-wear, Job Lot of Ladioe and Gent’ 'S Hdkfs, about hait Table Linen Napkins and Dollies tn reat variety Spring Cloths and Cassimeres cheap. Suits male rder on shortest notice, Men’s Shirts ready for use $1 end os. Piain and Fancy Mattings trom 20c, Oll-Clotbs for Fable and oor, RELL & ss mars3-2w 1930 Pa ave., Cor. 20th st. ILKS! BLACK SILK. STRIPED SILK, COLORED SILK, pout and special sale of SILKS will be. n to-day, an include a lot of colerea and striped Silks, —_ SLACK au Good Gros Oren. 808 — |i Beautiful Our third grand ‘Gros * Gira le Extra Fine aos Grain, Magnificent Gros Grain, $1.50. Superior geality Gros Grain, $1.75. iheeut Cachemire Koyal, 82. Allof Speco Bis areot the well known CACHE- MILANO brand of Sayvie & Cie. Lyons and Milan, STRIPED SILKS, Good ~~ + ail colors, cents. ) SILKS, AIN RED Large variety, all colors, a ‘Weare the only store in the city that make a specialty of SILKS, and we willguarantee ALL oF OUR SILKS to be much less than the same goods can be had for anywhere in this country. A CALL WILL CONVINCE THE oer SCEP- TICAL OF THIS FAC CONNO) m2l-tr 608 Ninth street, x LOM street, opp. Patent Office. 10-4. SHEETING ra Fs] YARD. 1074 tomy i conan ek aa cents — yards, ‘ashmeres, on Pista Dress Goods, 10 and 12 cente, m6-1m JOS. B. BAILEY, cor. 7th & F MEDICAL, &c. $* KEWAED IF DR. BROTHERS FAIL to.cure any case of Female Weakness, Irroga- Inrities and Obstructions: 30 years’ experience, ce 208 B st, s. w.,upposite Suithsonias, a4. 2a* . LEON, The Oldest Hable Ladies’ Ph Ze ec Bae 7 ea kin Diseases, A’ Separate consuiking “rooms 08 novi. oldest JUST BECELVED A FINE LoT or STRAWBERRIES. FRANK J. TIBBETS, PALACE MARKET, m2%0-tr__ Corner 14th st. and New York ave. MERE Sra Se