Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: FRIDAY. April 26, 1878. CROSBY S. NOYES....Edito Average sworn Daily Circulation over 17,500—being a much larger bona fide, regular and permanent circulation than that of all the other daily papers in the city added together. 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 proroking (delays may occur. Checks, ete., should in ail cases be made payable to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER ComPaNY,—not to that of any individual. S#- Anonymous communications not read; ra jected manuscripts not returned or preserved, Congress and the School Though Senator Windom failed ia s ving the seool appropriation upon the deficiency bill, he nevertheless has earned the thanks of this community for the earnest and intelli gent effort he made in that direction. The facts and figures he brought forward to show why Congress should make this contribution for the support of the schools here, as it has for schools in the staies and territo. ries, were so conclusive that they ought to lay the foundation for a measure of perma- nent aid to the District schools. It is to be observed that while Senators Blaine. Beck and others thought it their duty to sustain the Objections of the conference committee to putting this appropriation upon the deficiency bill, they did not dispute the justice of the appeal in behalf of our schools. Mr. Blaine said he was ready to go as far as any one in doing anything possible for the schools of this District, or for any other interest in it that it was proper for Congress to patronize and encourge, but he indicated an opinion that the appropriation could not be saved by a disagreement to the conference report. The House, he said, is now considering the subject of the relation that should exist between the General Government and the District. He was disposed to think “that the House is approaching the subject in a liberal spi and that it does not desire to take a mere piecemeal of an appropriation to leave open the question whether it is a debt or a gift or an obligation this year or the next or the year after, but to settle it on some perma- nent basis.” — A struggle of some interest between two of the branches of government in New Mexico has been brought before Congress as a court of final appeal in such matters. The members of the Territorial Council of New Mexico are Imost entirely of Spanish or Indian descent, and are devoted Roman Catholics. An act Was passed by them investing the Jesuit fathers, as a corporation, with powers which are described as most limitless and irre- Sponsib: This aet was vetoed by the gover- hor as being in violation of the laws of the United States, and was then passed over his veto. The next move was the introduction in Congress of a bill to amend the incorporation act, and here the matter rests. Now that Philadelphia, by stopping her steam dummies, has withdrawn from compe- tition in the experiments for increasing speed in streetcar traveling without material dimi- nution of safety and comfort, New York forges to the front with her new ears propelled by pneumatic pressure. They ean run, if re quired, at the very little machinery about quently the rails and disjoint the sle the steam dummies did ; they are also without the odor of burning coal, which made the lat ter somewhat unpleasant. It is said that the expense of running one of them will be at least 25 per cent. less than for an ordinary Streetcar. They frighten horses, however, as the steam dummies did, and the noise of the escaping air is objectionable. Further experi- ment may remove the latter object the other hand, it may develop additional dis- advantages which will prevent these ears, like the steam dummies, from being a decided sue cess. The District Commissioners. it will be seen, have about come to the conclusion that it will be found necessary to close the public schools for want of funds. This is to be regretted on maby accounts, but there seems to be no rem edy. It has been apparent for some time tha’ this must be the end if speedy relief Was not afforded by Congress. Perhaps it is as well that the issue takes this definite shape. The impoverished tax-payers have Staggered for years under the burden of educating the children of all the rest of man- kind sojourning in Washington, and have at last breken down under the load. That is the Plain truth of the matter. ————~-2—___. It is proposed to erect a statwe to the memory of Harvey, the discoverer of the cireulation of the blood, at Folkestone, Eng- land, where he was born. Let men of science remember this and be content. However little they may be appreciated during their lives, the fact abovementioned suggests the consoling thought that three hundred years afterward there is a chance that it may be Proposed to erect monuments to their mem- ories. —____-~e-2-______ Dr. Hammond, the ex-surgeon general, U. 8. A., and now practicing physician for diseases of the mind and nervous system, has given his opinion that confessions of guilt are some. times the result of hallucination in persons prespoee to hysteria. Though intended to apply to the latest confession of Mrs. Tilton, the theory fits the MeLin diselosures. His emotional or paroxysmal confession may be explained according to expert Hammond's theory by supposing, in his present dying con- dition. that he has heard the charge of fraud So often he has come at last to believe it. But then it is not much of a confession, anyhow. ——+0e-____ A suecessful invasion of England has been effected, not by French, Germans or Russians, but by a rapacious and plundering band trom America. The appearance of the Colorado Potato bug is the occasion of a loud wail from ales, The statement of failures by the mereantile ageney for the first quarter of 1873 in the eastern, middle, southern, western and Pa- Cifie sections of the country, shows the num- ber to be ascompared with 2,859 for the first quarter of 1877; the liabilities in the fail- ures for these two periods are $82,075,325, and $4,558,070, respectively. The Pacifie section is the only one in which the number of fail. ures and the amount of money involved have been reduced from last year. The figures of the statement furnish a proof that was hardly needed of the extreme severity. as far as busi- Bess is concerned, of the past winter. ——_- ore ___ ‘The report that the Philadelphians will at- Yempt to give permanency to their permanent exhibition by so working on the President and party when mellow with claret, that they will promise to refund to the exhibition, in a man- ner not apparent and n >t staied, the centen- nial loan which, by decision uf the courts, was repaid to the government, is probably untrue: Or if true, the discovery of the conspiracy will ender it ineffectual ——_+2--____ Yn a few years, several hundred young CThinamen who are now attending the Chinese college at Hartford, will return as statesmen and philosophers to their native country. If they are statesmen and philosophers after the modern American pattern. they will make things lively for China. <0 —____ ‘THE WEEELY STAR. now ready, contains all the Newsof the Week ; the Florida Confession Sensation ; the Beecher Sensation ;from Amer- ica to France on a Man-of-War; the Havana — Seabee the doings in Congress; uropean. ¢) Livi s ieerieultural 1 Matters i te Howat ant bet ment News; Proceedings of the ; Eocat “Affairs: Choice Stories: Wee coUrs: Sketenes; Agricultural and Household: atat- : $2 per annum, in advance, postage single copies Aye cents, in wrappers. Terms. prepaid WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. % TO-DAY a choice assort- Olneo kip GLOVES for oor) FOR, RENT No. 100 C street, corner of 1st st; southeast, 10 rooms, Apply next door. a26-3.* fies at MAY ‘aris Kid Glove Depot," = = pode sen “e Wake Pras — LED yet etoenarvns. bp Farnisbed ROOM, ‘The best stock in the city. [ nama in can southern exposure, at st. new., wit Fisher, with inodorovs lining: the vies = Board if desired, ity private family, ap94-3t' ter, Triumph, {ce Kiug, and other makes: all at prices te please E. F. SIMPSON, a7 26 Gt 1005 Penna. « = Frese H ARTIFICIAL FLOWER: J ANTED—The services of good MEN frm for a shorter. periods comps aro iboraly AG- shorter {compensation hare Gress. for two Weeks, ‘L. & G- Oo., Post Omice Rox ‘1364, Cincinnati, Obio. a) 26. ‘W itenued Raropeas traveling maid and coun oo . 7 wend ur raveling mald an: Init ene SSK eer ne POrters” auctions S" | acu capcaking’ German Fe Lat. FLOWERS wishes Permanent Engagement with family gi7 that we will offer at about half their value. ty Furope: never seasick. Address Miss B., M -y- CONNOLLY'S. ap26-lm 608 Ninth st., opp. Patent Office. JK IBR’S | ELEGANT SILVSR WARE, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, PLATED WARE. 172 West Baltimore Street, RALTIMOKE, MD, Established 1817. ap26-1m IBITION. NTERNATIONAL EX) PHILADELPHIA. 1876. Awarded Medal and D ploma to GRAY'S FER- RY PRINTING INK WORES for the good qua'i- ty of Printing Inks and Glass Varnish exhibited A cheap Biack Ink is particularly deserving of notice and commendation. ROBINSON BRO er's Hotel, Pecnsylvania avenue. ute Small HOUSE in the West in Wen $4 000 and $4 500; cash w te paid, . WARNER, 916 F st.n.w, a25 3t Wa eine ot VIOLIN, ViOua and VI ‘LONCELLO. Address’ **Quartette ** Star office. ap25.3 * ANTE D—White WOMAN to cook, wast iron. at GEO. T, KEEN‘S, No. 414 9th a4 25-3.* ANTED—At the Washington Box Manu! tory two%dIRLS who are experienced in the business: no others wanted. au85-3 * ANTED—By a gentleman and wife,twocom mun eating north and south. OMS. with: , second story; permanent if satisf: Address **Comfort ** Staroffice. WANTED, @ prompt paying te id ct 7 HOUSE of five rooms, gas and wate 710 Sansom st., pnindepnis, mis How Fok be in good condition and central locality; state | ow est pr Address C. F,, Star office." ap23 3 ANTED—To Bent, 1324 1h 5. n.w. iat W fitted ten ROOMS tn Le Sizo, 1083 New Jersey ave, n.w., ten Rooms, m. quire at 1323 11th st.'n.w. “AN OrFICIAL LIST 01 CURABLE DISEARES, and How to Treat them at Home, ** A Pamphlet of Good Advice ina Pure Form, MAILED FREE. T. M. ALLEN, Secretary, ed ROOMS for housekeepii two; no children; permanent stating terms and location. A.B. a1 26-m,w,f,2w 733 Broadway, New York. ANTED_An OFFICE BOY ahktem 7 eightech years old. a good penman and ‘vor AMES ANTHONY FROUDE'S rectin figures. Address {n own hand writi k Box 20, Washington, D.C. apes-3 * ANTED—Two respectable ‘one a good cook and laundre: housemaid and seamstress Ina smiti fam referenes required, Apply at 1509 H st. 9 and 10 o*clork a.m, ANTED—A SITUATION by a first-cias W Lady's maid; German; expertenced hati dresser and dressmaker; good packer; accustome to travel; best references. Address for two days **Europe,** Star office, apd 2 ANTED-—By a handsome young Widow Lud of, refinement and culture, the ACQUATS TANCE of si me middle-aged gentleman of mean: nite WO) the GREAT ARTI ‘LE ON SCIENCE AND THEOLOGY INTHE INTERNATIONAL REVI W MAY-JUNE, Hho, Will be wilting to assist her yanclally. A . . % 3 3 dress, in strictest confidence, Mrs, SLY WHICH CONTAINS ALSO Gestrelbwn toe anon MENTS OF NATIONAL WHat ANTED-—The People TO KNOW that 1 have 1d 100 CARRIAGES to sell at te Dr HOPKINS, Ex-President of Williams Colleg2 per cent. profit: Lam also agent fur the Oppent on the MORAL PROBLEM OF THE AGE: Jump Seat, the nrost complete of its kind ne iv Proy. DiGrBenNatis on the relations of th: Repairing attended to. JOIN F. BRIDG NEW KING OF ITALY andthe NEW POPE 7 ase ET, 13¢ Pennsylvania ave, ap25 3t ANTED. dies tohave ail th ir FADED JOHN B. JERVIS, Civil En, ineer, on the ERIE (ANAL QUESTION. i t Mn. Davip A. WrLLS* third article on the ELE- V Z HAIR WORK dyed their primitive color by my new process, Dyeing in al! shades daily at 4 p.m, | Orders left at’ noon ready next. moruing: a’so,the hands>mest Braids made out of Combing Jence PEanopy on the famous PROVISIONAL | for $1; Pufls, 10c, Remodeling of ola Switches COUKT OF LOUISIANA. specialty, at"H. PHILIPPI'S Hair Factory. 802 ith st. n.w.. near H. ‘ap25-3i" RAY PAtMen’s sonnets on IMPENDING WAR. TANTED-OCCUPANTS for an V rooms, BOARD included $18 per month; No. { Dey, Rin, Scare on EGYPTOLOGY and | VV) HOABD included $18 pe REV. LYMAN Annotr on THE AUTHEN- 938, TiCITY OF THE GOSPEL OF ST. JOHN, WASTED Family HORSE and CARRIAG+ - * for the summer season, ferenve given CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE, sketchin, reas TNV. a 26, © the Literary movement at home and abroad. > es Ane Saremee, ese) 3 ANTED—A ten-room H' and 221 sts. and G aud I A. B., Siar office, stating sir rent. For sale py uewsdealers and booksellers, Price, SE between | postpaid, $) nw. Addres fy homber an A. 5. BARNES & CO., eo _ ANTED- Pastors, Teachers Suntay a FOBUISHERS. N.Y, School Children toattend the MATINEE « R_RENT—A seven octave PI Lincoln Hall on Saturday wext, the. 27h stant, _ “ap24-3i V JANTED—Every runday School CHILD to see ‘The Little People of the Snow,"? at Lin- coln hall on Saturday next at 2 o'clock. Admi-sion 15 cents. ap2t 3t" WASTED HORSES to Pasture at three do:- lars per month; abundance of grass, shate net ORGAN, one door from East Capit CEM 1 am unloading at my wharf 2,500 barrels fresh ground ROSEN DALE CEMENT. which 1 will J and water, Inquire at OSBORN & GHEEN-S sell ghesp for cash, WM. GUINAND, Stables, Gat. berween 6th and 7th n.w., or ad- "a1 25-0t ouisiana avenue. | dress JOHN W. BELL, Sligo, Montgoniery co-, Non TEES mirenes | cree Be 50 PLEC NED TO-DAY, ANTED—ToTEACH—Latin, Rhetoric, Math- aenheice Patterns rich Grenadines, in extra fine rfiuaticsor Logie. "College pre paration given, 48-inch Lace Buntings, in blue and black. Latina specialty: terme moderate SW. BLASS l0,bieees Figured ana Piain Black Camel's Hair | gr ® ibs pity {terms moderate, aie srepadines, 20 pieces all woo) 4¢-inch Black Tamise at 75 and R RENT— Furnished ROOMS F st. 2 Ni }OOMS at 1405 F st R RENT STORE and BASEMENT, No. ‘924. between 9th and 10th sts. n.w.; suitable for ® first-class dining-room or any other business: steam table and range, all complete, 11.q 11re 403 Tih st. nw. ap28-8¢ me Fo RENT—Large, airy, unfurnished ROUM- ‘on second floor, at'No, 1217 11th street nw, ‘Terms very low. 1 R RENT—E'ght-room HOUSE. water, gas, hall; No. 1019 O street. Apply 1108 L. xtreck rorthwest. ap26-3t FOR RENT, Three or four Tarnished or untucu ished ROOMS on second floor; modern conve- niences; 923 L st. n.w. ap26-3t Fe, RENT—Unfarnished front ROOM with hall-rvom attached, on third floor, at No. 611 F street n.w. apa6-3 = POR BENT, Three unfurnished ROOMS. sair- able for light housekeeping, on secoud floor: modern convent: noes: chariots stop in front of the door. Apply 626 224 st. n.w. ap26-2.° IR RENT—One two-story BRICK HOUSE. sto1e, seven rooms, bath-room and all modera improvements: newly finished: No, 1727, be'ween R and S, on 7th st. n.w. Inquire N st. D.W. IR RENT—HOUSE No. 216 A st. $.6.; coa- taining 12 rooms with all modern convenietces; ‘tis house has a south frontand is on'y two squares: from the Capitol Pac in one of the pleasantest locations in Inquire of JNO. B SCOTT, N.Y. Avenue Hote), apl6 12." RK RENT—One Three-story BRICK HOUSE, nine rooms, bath-room and all modern im- provements, No. 229 13th st. s.w., near the Agri- cultural Department; ten minutes’ waik to the Treasury Building; good neighborhood. Inquire 403 Tih st. Dw. ap22 8t Fo RENT~-A ROOM on first floor, sultabie for Fae eG; OF, dhe, Whole of |& small furnished a square from jouse, App’ toC. E.8., Star office. Terms reasonable. abd 3 © ROOMS on RB RENT—Two communicatin; loor, at 1441 first floor and three on third ‘Will be rented together or sapa. Mass. aye. p.w. rately. The house has a southern exposure. 126-31 zr ‘At Seminary Hotel, on Georgetown Boigu Tiamat Furnished ‘or Unfurnished ROOMS, at low prices; corner of Washington and Gay sts.” Furniture taken on storage at reasonable rates, apls-Im* R RENT—Six room HOUSES. all modern ft ements, WHEATLEY BROS., 7th Rhode Island ave. ap22 im FOE SENT A Bumrer of the very bast new 8-room Brick HOUSES, centrally located, Rot low to first-class tenants. Inquireo’ GE). MASON. 934 F sireet n. w. apas-3.* an JPOR RENT. Country RESIDENCE tn tow, new brick, 12-room house, gas and water. 0 circle in LeDrojt Park. near horse cars, Rent $50. ‘WM. BIRNEY, 810 F st. ap20-7 i RENT—Two- handsome front ROOMS with or without Bvard, furnished or unfurn- isned, half square from street cars, Apply ow Green street. Georgetown, 426 3 * RR RENT—That fine large H USE, No. 027 Pt street, we Kent $4e ea aan ike oa Apply toM. M. ROHRER, 618 7th st. te ant. a1 26-31 JR RENT-HOU>E No, 1424 Rhode Island ave. n.w.: has 7 rooms, gas and water, Rn redaced te $22.50. Apply to THUS, E. WAGGA- MAN, 569 7th street. ay 26 3 oom HOUSE tn perfect 01 a in BRICK, gas and wate! id cellar. a Inquire northwest cori of 11th ard N streets, A125 3 (OR RENT_Te: room Brick HOUSE. water No. 1113 K st. new Rent $33 a vance. Apply toJUHN F, GR&EN, st. new, apes 3.* well furnist . singe or ep suite; moderate terms, house; hon: Call at No, 310 India FOr, BEST, COTTAGE, one sor 5 nearly new; stable, garden. fruit, croqui lawn; in ‘the healthy village of Mt. Pleasant, oae mile from city. Inquire of Dr, BREED, cor. a P sts. 1. We aAp26 6 RENT—A suite of furni-hed RUGA*. south front, second f! or; one frout RJOM third story, water, gas and bath, Prices reason- ab’e: private family: 1017 New York ave.: two lines of cars pass the door, ap26-2 'T—With or without Board. single o: n suite, large PARLOR and ROOM back on first floor; also, two on seco d floor; all southern and northern exposures; three windows in eac!. |; glegant summer rooms: 1203 G street n.w. 26-21" 2K RENT— 8 1 sisting of five rooms. vater and gas on the foo’ apes. (OR RENT—Two nice airy ROOM Board; price moderate; reference exc! $26 12th street w south, ‘con will let three rooms; OMS. Two well farm ingle or communirating:with or trietly private, Address O. R. apa. FOR RENT—Two Unfurnished communicating ROOMS on see: ne Furnished on third r: also a Ca TERER wanted, Willexchang ference: 734 LOth st. n. Ww, ay 25-21", Fok RES P—On Georgetown Heights from June 1st, a 15-reom HOUSE handsomely furnished 3 BS surrounded by beautiful gronnds, Address Ww: ishington P.O. ap25-3." {OR RENT—HOUSE 1026 17th st. n.w., 12 out Board. Tice, rooms, all modern improvements: rent $50 per hz house pen. Apply to THOS. E. WAG | 619 7th § ap25 3 ‘UR RENT—-STORE_ with back room attach No. 352 Pennsylvania avenue and corner 4% st. u.w. Apply to JOHN R. MUBRAY, 217 4) st. Ap25-3.* (OR RENT—HOUSE 11 rooms, $25, modern improvements, large side yard and stable; two will board and retain 4 rooms: cars pass door: ref- mo erences exchanged, Inquire 1016 10:h_ str Dew, ap25-3. WR SALE—No. 1913 { street nww.. Brick HOUSE, 6 rooms, desirable location, front and Side yard; to realize at once will sell very low. F. W. MILLER & CO., 631 F street n.w. ap25-3t {OR RENT—Furnished HOUSE for five or six months ;immediate possession given; coutains 9 rooms; terins reasonable, Apply on the premises, | at No, 1004 N street n.w. ‘ap25-3t" WANTED HORSES to keep on pasture, or 87% cents. worth $1 aud $1 25. will stable and grain feed; farm on 7th-stree: Printed Linen Lawns, french Lawns, and many | road, 8 miles from the city; best city reference, 0. ther new and desirable Goods for the Spring and | H. bP. CLARK. Sligo post office, Montgomery Summer, county. Ma. aps-Im* ALL aT Extra Low Pnicrs. ANTED—TLadies and Gentlemen to learn W. M. BROWN, CRY®TAL IVORYTYPE PAINTING, In- ap25-tr 314 8th street northwest, | structions given and Painting solicited at 1229 Pa. ave.; satisfaction guaranteed and charges reasoa- able Call day or evening. apl-lm* ATR Two ce thre SENTLEMEN v9 o¢- cupy a st sout front room, or suitable for gentleman and wile. ‘Table BOARD. FUSSELL's ICE CREAM, MADE OF Pure Orange Country Cream, free from Gar- he. Families, boarding-houses,” hotels, restau- rants, dealers, excursions and festivals supplied. Large deduction to those who buy to sell, Bo FOR BENT A nice six-roomed HOUSE, with large yard and stable: rent only $10: also six- Fo med ‘Houses reduced from $25 to $13. B WARNER & CO., 916 F st. ap25-3. POE BENT—Ist of May, STORE No, 211 Pa ave. 1.W., two large Plate-glass Show Win- dows, suitable for any business; will be rented low toaresponsible tenant. Apply 215. ap25-3.* of various sizes ready for delivery at amoments | *7Stclass. 617 F st. n.w. febzs R_RENT—VACANT May IstT—Three pleas notice. At the Old Establishment, 1427 New ANTED—To excl new STOVES for old ant. furnished communicating ROOMS. on York avenue. ‘ap22-1m ‘ones, Groceries or ‘at BUTLER’S, bth | Second floor, fitted for lizht housekeening; bath and K sts. n.w. Smokey ineys cured orno | #24 ball room on same floor, 10126thst:n. w. iT. 2 Je ‘TF. + i Frames, different styles, ‘ANTED—To excl new BTOVES for old OR SALE-HOUSE, No. 3 K st. n.e.: 10 mas es order. Silk Velvet Cara and Geuaes ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S. 5th oom. CNTY, Modern imp ovement. Price Frames, largest assortment in the city. Pieturr | a2d K n.w. Latrobes to two rooms, to 00 0 can remain, or $4,000 with furn - Cora. in nid. stiver, tinned, copper and worsted, sep15-tr iernoee Apply on Pape icture Room loulding, in 1 Wal t and — = cherry. Pieture Hooks, “Nails, Rings @en wink SEA CE a BL eee an Oo, THOvaS at CHACE'S, 614 Louisiana ave, auglé-ly ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of afullline of Paperhangings, Dados and Friezes. Window Shade arte, rans “ash, at FOR BEST First-class DWELLING corne 23d st. and Pennsylvania avenue. opposite cir all modern ce, now ocer pied by Gen, Whip MARKHITEH S, No. 620 B street, any Kind; eighteen ears experience. Uphel- Improvements? side ards fron Tatlin, , founrain, east oO ° goods: possi 3 possessi le a= Re Free Art Gallery. apa0-6ié_ | A. H. CHACE, 614 Louisiana avenue, augie-ly” | niaatennes ©” 1 Ht Inaulre 1918 Pannsely: ‘ANTED—MOTHS and other insects in furmi- HR RENT—HOUSE and LOT 217 King st. HILDREN’S KILT SUITS ture to exterminate by superheated at | WH Alexandria, Virginia: large three-story. Brick Cc ACE'S, Upholsterer, 614 La avo. augionly room and kitchen it tear: large side (ot, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4, $5, $6, $3, ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE’S Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue, be- tween 4% and 6th sts, ,w. for and delivered A. SAKS & 00.'8 without charge, jy13-1y ‘ANTED—A perfect and clean ‘of the first Bors’ DEPARTMENTS, V V number of the EVENING STAR, for which a Uberal will be Apply ‘at the Star eral’ peice paid. Apply a off ‘ANTED_—CARPETS to CLEAN, at McGEY W éXrarays Eureka Steam Beating and Sweeping Works 7th-st. wharf. Orders by mall, or loft at W. 8. HELL'S, Market Space. feal-ly ANTED—Gentlemen to know that WM. USE Sos en aie Tre 108, ‘speci Sn 18. ne Canna 17 apl8-tr 316 Seventh st.and 921 Penn. ave. ue LABGEST ASSORTMENT GAS FIXTURES IN THE CITY, AT THE LOWEST PRICES, Also, a full line of BEFLECTORS. Please call and examine our goods. PLUMBING AND GASFITTING, No. 539 15th street, CoRCORAN BUILDING, E. F. BROOKS, be made at home LOST AND FOUND. UND—One Black COW. Owner can have her by paying expenses and proving pro- erty. Apply at 262 9th street, coraer of B| ap20-ly [© PiTcnens. hw. ap26 Bu — O8T—Thursday evenin, two Newfoundland Lipo as tones Hack wibiee Sioa one Best quality Porcelain-lined Ice Pitchers. Made | breast: the other black and white, end of. ae tail white, A liberal reward if returned especially fine, btamped with our name and to 1134 20th st. n.w., after 5 p.m, ap 26. WARRANTED, LOST. OF TAKEN-A large black POCKET 4 BUOK, containing several notes and papers, of no value to any one but the owuer. A suitable M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., reward will be given for the same and no que tions apl6-tr JEWELLERS, asked. E. B. WARREN & CO., northwest cor- ner 27th and H sts. n.w. pT COMPLETE STOCK O:T—A Gold SCARF PIN, gra Setting, on or Tuesday afternoon, April 23.1, Suitable re- ‘Ward for i's return to owner, C NYMAN, at SPRING CLOTHING.: te National Safe Deposit Company. —_ap25-3t WORSTED DRESS COATS AND VESTS. Worsted Dress Coats and Vests. + $18 Worsted Dress Coats and Vests. 16 Worsted Dress Coats and Vests. Worsted Dress Coats and Vests. Worsted Dress Cuats and Vesti Worsted Dress Coats and Vests. Worsted Dress Cuats and Vests SPKING SUITS, Spring Casstmere Buits. Spring Cassimere Suits. Spring Cassimere Suits. Spring Cassimere Suits Spring Cassimere Suits. Spring Cassimere Suits Spring Cassimere Suits. (ST—April 21, a small Scotch yellow DUG, with a white’ spot-on the neck. It auswers to the name of ‘Spring, and Sa Wears a coliar with a bell. A food foward to the person who brings it back to Mr, PER- REAKD, No, 508 14th sts naw. aps- O37... 810reward will be paid the @oder fr the delivery at this office of alot of LETTERS and other Papers addressed to JG. HESTRR, lost on Monday last, probably at the Capitol, 24-3} : PERSONAL. LL PERSONS ARE WARNED from nego- tiating a NOTE of , 55, dated Aprii 4th, drawn by A. W. Kirk and en: at three month: dorsed by Geo, E. Kirk, the same having been lost ¥. B. WARREN & Cu, or taken. . Be i hd N.W. corner 27th and H sts. n.w. M4 2A¢ DUPREE, Indian D&tress and For- tune Teller.—If you have a skeleton in your Gloset she will tell you how to get rid of it, Bost: eo io 8 7 $20 18 16 4 B 12 i 10 Spring Cassimere Sults 9 | dence, 210 K at.. near sd'n.w. ap2 ims Spring Cassimere Sults ~ Ebring Cassimere Suits: 7 STROLOGY,. ES Cassimere Suits. 6 MADAME ROSS, This celebrated Keay psicinist and Healing Medium can be consult at No. 201 D sts, corner of 24 n.w. She has no superior in delineating the Past, Present and Future. In love or business her advice is invaluable, deseribing your friends. polae ing ont your enemies, and informing you of the sare wal. to soocets in ait Oe a ee tion strictly co . Ladi + Mer $1.50. novat-ly” LY Gog Seg ey in America, can Be consulted at her house, No, 224 BOY'S SUITS, D st. n.w. | F street cars pass the door. ‘Madame Boy's Suits, §10. Qostelio will leave for the Paris Exposition June Boy's Baits, $0. z : 7 Boys Baits, $7. ‘OTICE TO CONGRESS HALL BONDHOLD- Boy's Buiia, . ? “To the holders of Bonds, the payment of which is ae Be 4, | Secured by a certain montage on CONGRESS HALL, at Cape My City, Jew Jersey, made by Jacob #. Cake and wite to Edward C. Kalgnt, Charles A. Sparks a 4 Thomas H. Whitnay, Trus- Before | tos bearing date the 15th day of September, A. By virtue of an order of the Court of Chant of New Jersey, made on the S6-h day of Maren last Dast, in a case (for the foreclosure of said mort- age) wherein sald Trustees are complainants, and acob F, Cake et al., are defendants, you and each ‘ou. are horeby notified to produce before me, Call and Examine My Stock . Purchasing Elsewhere. A. STRAUS. -1011.......Pennsyleania Avenue.......1011 | of ATURDAY, apl9-tr Between 10th and 1th eet ee pSaTUE va i ut ee at Bat, af Eb rtheast ani et st Cam- ‘D)%isstores manhood aud ths vigor of Fouth to | den, New Jersey. the couposs ar imiasee esc ‘the most shattered a four weeks, Forcoenting ibe interest due upon each ae qancme IuPossiBLE. This life-restoring reme- | Bonds. of loteseetae: barca foe Dated April 10tb, 1878. CHARLES P. STEATON, sotT-m,wet-im —_Onuiden, New peso nig with trees, grass and flowers. Wishing to go int) the country hi for several months for the parpose mainly of having it taken care of, will rent at a merely romipal rent; possession given Mav 11, WwW. VILLOUGHBY, 456 Louisiana avenue, Washington, D.C. ap25-2.* ‘(OR RENT—A large STORE, with new Fix- tures in! Ice-box in perfect order, having been occuyied for many years as a Grocery, Als a large DWELLING, fourteen rooms, suitable for Boarding-bouse: both located on corner 4thand H sts. n W, Also, HOUSE No. 72 [ st. n.w., with all’ mowern improv: ments aud in perfect 0 HOUSE 229 Mass. ave, n.w., ot Trooms. in good erder, Apply to JOHN RB. CONDON, 813 H st. nw. Aap25-3.* R RENT—May 15th or June 1st prox, a smal well located and furnished HOUSE, north and south exposures: five minutes from Center Market and several churches: within half a square of F st., Avenue and Belt Railways; all modern con- veriences; large sunny well-grassed yard; wire screens at all doors and windows; gas cooking and OR RENT—402 K st. n w.. eight-room Brick HOUSE; in thorough repair; gas and water near market and cars; desirabie neighborhood street beautifully parked. Apply next door, ays id R RENT—A neat three-story Brick HOUSE centrally located and containing all the moder improvements and conveniences; has recently besn Pst in fiist-class order, Rent will he low to a re- sponsible party. B. H. WARNER & CO., 919 F st. new. ap20-6" .R RENT—Very large, pleaant FON? ROOMS. furni8hed, on second and third floors. with all modern improvements: convenient to al of the aepartments; location central and desirahl 706 8th st. new. apls-2.* NT—A fine three-story HOUSE, con F taining fourteen rooms, including bath-roo: ard water closet: on a beautiful concreted s re che square from carsand near churches range, latrobe, hot and cold water, &c. 213160: ‘carriage-house and stable: tront yard; beautifnily shaded ard parked, and in- closed with iron railing on marble bas>. Lroperty can be rented toa careful permanent ten- ent for $48 per month, payable in advan quire at 222 13th st. 8.w. p18-12t FPGE RENT The beautiful UPPER HALL, 46 Alper square, in the Spencerian Business Collage m 'g. corner 7th and L sts., may be obtaine! perance or other beneficent associa ions, or for church services, day or evening, by the month. The use of tobacco prohibited in the building. Apply av Lusiness College Office. aps Lin OR RENT—HOUnE No. 607 New Jersey ave- 10 rooms, modern improvement: in good order; rent to siMt the time. JOHNSON, 718 13th st, apll-1m TOR RENT—On Riggs st. (between 13°h snd 4th and R and 8 sts.), three-story and high ment press brick fronts, LL rooms, with all lern conveniences, and in order, Will be Fepted by the month for $40 chave been renting for $50) or to a reliable and permanent tenatit by the year, Apply to JoHS T. ARMS, eu nd STORY rominent corner of Capitol Hill, No. 401 FOR RENT A comtor table HOUSE ona corner 4*h and C sts. 8.¢., facing Penn. ave, “Rent to a good tenant. Key next door, Enquire ms, &¢., No, 423 11th st. new. ap2-Ln VOR RENT—HOUSES, 2140 and 2142 Pennsyi Vania avenue, 10 rovms; gas, water, bath, ete. : rebuilt last summer, and tn good order: to careful ard responsible parties only; Premecion: May Ist and june Ist. yon ire, by postal card or in person, of G. A. SAWYER, 1420 Mass.ave, n.w. marl9 3m" Fuk BEST Furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for housekeep- ing, and several smali BED ROOMS; 354 Pennsyl- vanla avenue., corner 4' st. marl1-2m FOE RENT—Two Dwelling HOUSES, No. 500 F st. n.w. and corner Missouri avenue atd 31 St.; algo, STORE No, 327 Penn. No, 331 Missouri avenue. Rent low, ap6-8w" OR RENT_SUMMER RESIDENCE The Res- idence of Gen. B. F. Keliey, on the mountain, Lear Vakland, Maryland, is tor rent. The house comains 8 rooms, besides pantry and kitchen, Is fu:ly furnished: is surrounded by beautiful grounds and shade; good garden, spring house, carriage house, stable, pasture for two horses, ani iplenty of fruit.” For furtne: information inquire of the sub- or Mr. G. W. LEGGE, of Uakland; Co", B. F. HAWKES. ‘611 G street s.w., or W. H. BARSTOW, 616 7th st. n.w. Befer to Gov. Den- nisen oF Capt. Phelps, District Commissioners, apl-im avenue. Apaly FOR SALE. 00 will buy a four-seat COUPE Fk 3A LE_ $75. ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE, in good condi- z Apply No. 1728 Pa. ave, aj 26-3t* BR SALE—A nice TUP BUG and Phree- IN will be sold To- morrow, P, ‘S$ Auction, corner 11"h st. and Ba. ave,, at 12 0°clock m. Le Fe. SALE—TOP BUGGY, built by one of the best makers; suitable for a doctor. basiness 3, pigasure. Inquire at KELLEHER’S Li ist. nw. R SALE—AT A GheEAT Banc CasH—If sold this week, one first- case standard PIANO or ORGAN: PTR the Emporium of Music, 723 7th steer, UW. ap25-3.* a ed SALE—One JENNY LIND BUGGY in ood order, Price » it Store. 307 9th st. f BABIES Se Saunt OR SAL.E-Just arrived, eighteen fine Drit HORSES, two pai.s of fine all- Nt lack well- matched, all well bred. Also, several fi low, al ." N i a Stables, 645 and 647 New York ave. anaa-o = A E ST: CK OF SPRING WAGONS AND Piatform Spring WAGONS of all sizes, Also CARRIAGES. Buccres, ERB $¢,z ld on long tinie.” Lacwest prices .K. PI Yy P rosy street, Georgetown, ‘an 84-61" sii setae .15 MONTHLY WILL BUY AN&W CHOICE lor OHOAN. BIBS ea wee el rae i or + 8119.lst-n.w. aplt- -1m FORTY CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, Track and Road SULKKYS very cheap. Qae second hand six passenger, worth §400, for $200, J.J COOK, 196 Bridge st., Geo’town, ap22-im* R SALE—A light four-passen top BAROUCHE or PH ETON, with *? springs, made by Kimball Brothers.’ Boston: quite 8'yl'sh, will be sold cheap, 1314 F st. ap22-6t FAASENG 29s for a fine $700 Stanley PIANO. taken in trade, it will be sold for, $275 cash. Can be seen at Carriage Re. Por itory, 466 Pa. ave. now. apz2-6." OR SALE-A superb collection of old English T, extensio: ‘Cee heating stoves; street hose, ete., etc.; to reliable HALL CLOCKS, by party, 850 per month until October 16th, For one JOHN RB. HARE, week, adorcss, H. F, M., Star office, ‘ap25-31" ap18-1m 63 Fayette st., Baitimore, ‘our Unfurnished ROOMS, No, 8087:h sireet n.w.: rent very Idw toa good tenant; would suit dies inaker, apes 3i* FOR RENT Without Boa nd“ ROOMS en suite «rsingle; pleaanuly situated, south fr mt: ap- Ply 1827 N street n.w. ap 24-3U" [FOR RENT—Cheap rent, only $25 per month fora 9 room HOUSE, No, 929 5th street n.w : waterard bath. Apply to » LUNDY, 144 Bridge street. Georgetown, apa JR RENT—1416 N strcet n.w., cool, delightful ROOMS, for summer: handsomely’ furnished, Second floor; cars convenient; private family: rent very mode: aped 3.7 ‘OR RENT—No, 1804 7.b street n.w., a large STORE, two rooms, suminor kitehen. at $1 and four communicating ROOMS at $8; rented to- gether or separaiely. Apply next door, ap24-3." (OR RENT—1507 10th street _n.w., 9 rooms. pigs d Brick Front, $25; references required: Avply Ro. in 58 Corcoran Buildiug, between 9 and Land 3 and6 p.m. = ape For RENT—Two-story and basement Brick FP HOUSES, six rooms, Nos, 1015 and 1619 New jersey avenue, between Q and K sts. n.w.; gas, water, &c, Rent low. Apply at 452 4 st. DW. ap2s-3U" R RENT—STORE and DWELLING, last of ew row corner Ist and D streets n e., a good stand for a Grocery and Provision store; tent $35 rer month. Key’ at 836 Ist street. T..GALLI- AN, 508 12'h street n.w. ay 24 6! FOR KENT—HOUSE No. 1107 13th street nw. ‘she house contains 10 rooms, is quite new, and has every modern convenlence; rent very teasonal le to’ a prompt and p-rmanent tenant. THOS, E. WAGGAMAN, 5197th st. ap24-3t- .1B REN T—1823 [ street n.w., from May until October, a curnished HOUSE, in a very heaithy and’ desirable neighborh’ od? modern imi rovementt; rent $50._Apply on the premises, or to ITCH. FOX & CUTTER, corner of ibth st, nnd Penna. ave. aped—tt F; BENT That One eee 28 comer of oh ard G sts, n.W. ire up st . C, DODGE. a ap23 lin RENT_FRAME HOUSE, 610 1 stn. w. falning elebt Foor water, Appi T. B. PENICKS, 618 Est, new. R RENT— Enclosed CROQUET GROUNDS shady, enough for two games; situated on M, between Sih and-bts sts. D.W. Appl B PF NICKS, 618 L st. n. i BENT—Large, airy ROOMS, well fur- misted: Bathroom oh same Boor: Jbot and cold water. fore, corner Penns: aves ond 00 stenwee A123 5. 2ENT—AT LAUREL, Mb.—A desirable cerenraoen HOUSE, excellent water; two acres in fruit, and very convenient te city. Rent very moderate toa tenant. Apply to pst st, DW. large surrounding grounds; beautifully located, in fal view of Arungton and the Potomac river. tor particulars inquire 822 Connecticut ave... Wash- jngten. ap23-6 * Fai RENT—A desirabieand pleasantly situated BRICK DWELLING, eight rooms, near the havi ‘and west front and in thor- ough repair. Ace Su st ce. 3183-60" OR RENT—A fice RESIDENCE on le .» LeDroit Park, handsomely furnished the suminer months. A. L. BARBER & CO, Le Droit Building. ap22-6r JB RENT—One Two-story BRICK HOUSE, Jase, Tooms, Lee ron, s modern Eiprove: concrete + Gnaitias: Hawke Be ieee wae OR SALE—New style Jump-seat Carriages, 3 spring Pheton, Top Buggles, Con- cond spring. suitable for 2 or 4 passen- gers: Whitney Side-bar Top Buggy; no- top Buggies; all sizes of Jackson Wagons, for farmers and haulers, 20 per cent, cheaper than anywhere in the city. Give me a call, D. W. McGRATH, corner 12th and Bats, n.w. ap5-1m. F%, SALE—A fine Carriage HORSE and HAR- NEsS and a COUPE-ROCKAWA will seil cheap and on reasonabie term: but sale must be immediate. Inquire of: W. C. JIRDINSTON, 617 7th street, for partic- ulars, marlé-tf EDUCATIONAL. MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Coxconp- VILLE, PA.—Boys, $50 per quarter: Gils, $45. Students prepared for business, Yale or Him. vard College, Instructors first ¢ fet 22-ly" "J. SHORTLIDGE, A.M., Prin. ‘AMES CORRIDON. Professor of Penman- ship, St. Cloud Building, 9th and ¥. Writing. ookker ping and Short-»~id taught in short and easy courses of lessons. ‘Thorough instruction guaranteed, Lessons given at real ences pnd at schools. ME TISE INSURANCE CO. NEWARK, N. J. * INCORPORATED 1845, ‘Pusey Murvan. aud staldhientsruralabed 2 the Omoo of the Com: B. J. Wik) Actuary, GEANVILLE F. HYDE, pristrict Agen mar/-2m Room 2. Le Droit +3 le AF¥, FLEISCHMANN & CO., Original Manufacturers and Introdacers into ae un COMPRESSED YEAST, which was used at the Vienna Model Bakery Centennial Ex ition, the secret of the unequaled success of t! establishment. Our Yeast is war- Tanted free from chemicals, and is by fer- mentation selected grain, highest Restores or faded hair to its original color ul three Doves dandruff and peovants te sais nate, eight goats fool atstsd we ‘can Tecomamend tt of nls character oft over BH OEE Preparations First, being ted entirely harmless. Booond, no sediment of other oxtranesee ister creating ‘more ‘oF leas GIrt upon the scalp, to shake Derial wil convinos, (2a OF 0 finger nails, Forsheat ©) nom Price One Dollar, maristr Tend Vormor tate nea Toto, ROOND S@- CLOTHING.—The only. 7 the elty to ‘of Second-hand Pees acman ‘Ma fair cast prick, is at the: rs, above 5 K SALE AND EXCHANGE, — BUSINESS CILANCES. EF’ OR SALE OR EXCHAN - pert payspent By THOS, J. BROWN. LeDroit Bullding. on Building Lot, Stock, Fixtares and ‘agen. 12r. * y ig 74 ir a ap st oe Address B. W.. Star office, apae-3 DBL. Vt av. rhe. RL, er > = ee RE RR Mote, COD Te whe Ke FON WANTED #4 000 tor five years on Mest ccs 12r. bb. Sti... TO00 Tr, » 15th st. 2 425 tena 3 CK cl ry i 1Or.b.he-Vt av. 6,000 7r. " -nder Oe 10r-h.,iSthst.... 6.000 Sr. =] Bakbex 6r. b.h., 1éthst.. 4000 Gr. i 825 Mass. 3800 6r. MENTEREAU, h 3,20 tor. Pe sson procaring B. WARNER & CO., ‘ARD H.WARNER, EpWIn A. McINTINE, 916 F street northwest. os) Fy ia a 1205 K st, nw, ......8150 1730 I st. nw. eee LBS. fava Store. 1626 1: 1806 436 as 1126 sil 1525, 616 168 606 1918 420 123, 8 305 708 702 1314 113, 5 C 72 BIL 1922, 1907 Ee i 8 a a so Ba: 2 E 8 Be Besweessheensonnrasessza om o iat (4 Also, a number atove “atist of whteh te muttrial every day on the bulletin at our of REAL ESTATE BULLETIN oF THOS. E. WAGGAMAN 519 Seventh St. (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) Three-Story Brick Houses for Sale. 1240 and 1242 N. Jer. ave., m.1.. 8 ts. each. 65.000 1428 st. news, mod: tmps., 10 5.000 in . altel oF 311 Cst.’s. e. io rs 4,500 333 Virginia w. i 1529 Columbia st.. mod, imps, G07 N st. n.w., water, 7 1109 4th’st. n."w,, water, 7 rs. 1595 Columbia st., mod. ‘linps., 8 Fs 3.000 40 44-46 1 st. D.€,, mod, imps, 10 rs.. each, 3.000 1236 8th st. n.w., ‘9. mod. imps, 9 2,500 Tvo-Story Brick and Frame Houses for 1420 Pa. ave. n.w., b.h.. wod. imps 1834-1336 7th st. ti.w., bd. b., mod. i. : 302 East Capitol st, b."b.) mod. imps., 9rs_. 6.000 Ist st. Georgetow I, C2, 8.e. cor. 9h and I sts. n) 724 10th brs. each: 4 rs. each 500 .., ,Unimproved Property for Sale. . K st. bet, 2st and 220 n.W., Det {loseeee. 673 New York ave., vet.17th and 18th nw. perft 160 Tith st., bet. Fand G n.w,. per ft. vee 180 L st., bet. 2ist and 22d'n,w.. per ft x Tst.. bet. N, Have, and 25th st. n, Maine ave., bet, 3d and 4% st.. 10th st.. bet. Band C ne. 1B, bet. C and D bet, B and C Houses for Rent. 514 5th st, n.w.. mod. 7 2081 Ist.'n.w.. mod. 2004 I st. n.w., mod. imps.. 9 rs .... 408 6th st. O.W., mod. imps.. 10 rs\. 1026 17th st. n.W... poss 1m. i.12 rl!) 50 1282 Pa. ave. n. w., stove, mod. 1mps., 11...) 40 1305 Corcoran st.. ‘mod. linps.. 10 rss... “0 926 Mass. ave.. mod, imps., 10 rs. 40 15(0 loth st. n-w., store. 11 3 417 K st. n.w.. mod. imps,. 9 rs 30 1210 6th st. n.w.. mod. imps,, 8 FS. 23 11468th st. n-w.. mod. imps., 8 25 716 H st. n.e.. mod. imps, .12 ts. - 25 1315 10th st. n. imps... 8 2 nd ave.. mod. imps., 7 1428 F st. n.w., mod. imps.. 9 rs. 1629 Madison st., mod. imps., 6 20 212 Bridge st., Georget'n, mod. imps. 20 1515 5th st. mod, imps., 8 2 20 5s 6 rs 1142 8th st. ‘n.w.. 4 rs.. 1329 and 1335 44 st, 615 Sst. n.W., 47s... 218 Delaware ave. n.e., 5 r- scssssececees 18 ej iBeue on the Ist and 15th of each month a bul- letin o rty for sale and rent ou my books, whieh can be had Jon application at my office, or will be sent by mail if desired, Loans, $1,500, $1,500, $350, at 8 per cent. Auction Sali On MONDAY. April £921 at4 p.m.. valuable ed property on southwest corner of 34 and S. DLW. ap24-tr RK RENT! FOR RENT! By B.O. HOLTZMAN, 10tn and F sts. n.w 623 Pa. ave. n.w., 16 rooms, mod. imps....$100 00 1319 F st. n.w., 14 rooms, mod.imps.. 405 1ith st. n.w., 18 rooms and store. m. i 124 West st., Geo’twn, new double house.. 10th and D sts.n.e., large house"& grounds, 4 Stoddard st., Geo"tn, 12 rooms, mod.imps, 913 R st. n.w., 9 rooms, mod. imp 911 K st. n.w., 9 rooms, mod. imps. 917 7th st. n.W,, 9 rooms, mod. imps. 303 10th st. n.w., store and rooms above 915 7th st. n.w., 9 rooms, mod. imp: 406 6th st. n.w., 7 rooms, mod, imps. Cottage, fine grounds, barn, above ¥ 803 R st. n.w., 6 rooms... 329 7th st. n.e., 7 rooms and bath. 331 7th st. n.e., 7 rooms and bath. ap20-tr R™4, ESTATE BULLETIN, WM. E. BURFORD, 708'E street. Two-story press-Brick and Back Butlding, 8 rooms, modern improvements: lot 20x125 to an alley; situation northwest; for $2,800—$20 cash. balatioe fn three years at 8 per cent., or in monthly ents. ‘Aiso, three newly-finished two-story press-brick Houses in northwest section of city, with 7 rooms and_ modern improvements, for $2,000, on easy 8. T also have some bargains in large hand- some Froverty. Wiitsen at Dante pri or take some pi in ment. Several elegant Lots centrally located at reduced prices, * Loan. To J have $10,000 in sums to suit at 8 per cent. : also $3,000 in one or two sums at 8 per cent, apis-'r PE, BENT Elegant new HOUSE at LeDroit ‘two. BRSVARRRsS esas’ SSSSsssssssssus k, all modern conveniences, eight fine Toms: $45, Also, Nos, 21, $3 and 25 Kstenve’ ten rooms; each. Apply at BIRNEY’S Law Office, Roo! Lebo Building, F st., or at 23 K st. p.e, = ay Any of the above will be sold on jong time and monthly pay ments, ap13-1m* Fo RENT! BY THEO. F. GATCHEL, Real Estate and Insurance Agent, Corner 8th and F streets northwest. HOUSES IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY, AT REDUCED RENTS, Location and price, with all nec informs tion, will be § Blven at the mec. eee TLS aw RENT—By WM. H. MAIN & ©O,, Reai Esta'e Agents, 125 Pa. ave. n.w. . 13 Ist st. n.e.. 12 rooms, mod. imps. S-story and base, br., 3C4 E. Capitol, im. Rov Ue 4th st, p.e., ined. imps. 0, Ww. FOR RENT!! 2311 M st. 12 rooms, mod. imps. Reo: 833 Vas a 9 rooms. "moa. tinps. 3 ‘¢ an st , mod, imps. tee 2 No. 95H st. now-, SToomee. one 25 Good store on Pennsylvania No. 629 Md. ave., n.e., 8 rooms, 3 Brick Houses ay9-lm A) POR SALE CHEAP Fv r best located CIGAR and TOBAQCO STOKE | with Fixtures. Address F. J. M., City P Mice. ap26-2t | van in any of the D = ddress O. K.. omice. 0 ‘OTEL FOR RENT— Spa Spring Hotel,” H Bladensburg. Prince George's foounty. et = for fent: one of the best standsin the count : poe session immediately. 8. T. . ap26-e02K* on q ILL EXCHANGE FOR. ITY PROPERD of sett Cor $100 caahand $13 monthly. et 6 or 12 acres of good Ground, with House am Barn, located between Geu get and Tenne ly + =n “WoW. METCALF.” Corner 15th st. and New V orl ‘pe QUE SALE—At a grat bargain, Miers Combination Lock Fire-proet Sa Avpiy to 43 ARTH ap25-3i" eet nw J ANTED— LOAN of $6,500; ample secur five Houses northwest part of the ety ren’- Jug for $109 per month; prefer, to negotiate. with Principal. Address M. W., 1221 6th st. ag5-3* FGE SALE FEED STORE, wich plete, tn ss, ete. ete, Fé NeW Jersey avenue n.w., streets. KR SALE-Excuanck «Rn RENT Residence on 16th st., Meridian Hid; HOUSE of foar- teen rooms, overlooking city, country and river: over one acre of grounds, with lawa, shrubbery, fruit trees, vines, &e.: stable for five horses, car immediate possession given. Hi F st. SALE—A F. tof Washingt: station; large di and 1), mi e'ling. surroun and shade trees and all necessary oat buitd ood sci, Young orchard and stt itl ye smla’cheap Af taken soon. | DELL, 605 7th st. HAVE FOR SALE A 11-ROOM BRICK T OUSE, Sith ati'moaeen Improvements avd fine stable “attache ra section of : which will be sold at @ great sacritice. KY of house can be had at my office W. HANDY, CHARLES Real Estate Agent, ap24-3t AT A RARGAIN © PERMANENT TENANT in best style. 23 ted, i peeve he bh and servants’ moom, sptaking tubes: electric bel!s: stationary wa truly ¥egetable and meat cellar, Can be seen at any time, ap23-1m PBALTINORE ENTERDR SE “For Sate aud Fixtures of the best located and a GROCERY aud PROVISION city of Baltimore: trade p iy eutirely new: cheap rent. Reason f engaged in the jobbing busiaess. apply at Star Ofive- or H.W. Lombard st., Baito,, Mi. TOA (mew,) finished the stock Ba-iness in cash 7 beau! three niles from the Capital localities for trucking In the District. Apps to v CHANDLER GREGG, 936 * Lonis: aya about leavin the city, Ata wreat bargain two neat COPLAG ES: now renting at $20 each p : Ly ribwestern portion of y: Wate Price low and termseasy. An exc nity for a good investment. WILSON. 631 F st. now, dK SALE Lo Ittle FARM ad of cultivation, with plements, &e. ng Lease (low rent) of a nico ing the city, in a high state Growing crops. stock, tari of eight rooms: good touildings, A rare an DANAHER, 34 and F sts.n.w MONEY, In sums to suit, at 7 and 8 per cent., on Real Estate, R. O. HOLTZMAN ay20 6t 20th and F sts. now. Fersa E The price of those desirable BUILDING LOTS, southwest corner of 17ch and H sts. ne heen materially reduced, and I ean’ ne ata figure to suit the times. The: it ches on 17:h street, and 185 fve & fine chanee for building five houses ina desirable neighborbood. R. 0. HOLTZMAN, p20 6t 10ih and F streets nw. VY ILLa SITES FOR SALE ON LONG TIME, Subdivision has been made of the magnificent ands fronting on Washington and Road streets, seorgetown, with winding roadway and walks among the trees, laid out with shrubbery and flow. er beds, giving eighteen beautiful Villa Sites, which contain from 10.000 to 40,000 feet of ground ch. This property is within one square of tne Metropolitan street cars, and for combining the advantages of country with those of city, there is none in the District that can compare with it, ‘We will sell for cash, upon long time, or will ex= change for improved city property untneumbered. Persons who will build cau purcuase without auy i, or further particular- apply to WM. H. BARNARI apl8 Im i oR SALE—From 65 to 15 acres of LAND, 14 miles from Arlington. 2% from Georgetowa beautiful sitvation: fruit trees, forest trees and peep on ee place: pg co vaik from peri road now being graded. ly AWG. HAYES, £80 Center Market, or on the places” o" giik RAKE CHANCE $1.00 worth of HARD- A Waite nine EFURNISHING GOODS for sale on easy terms, or exch small property in Washingto: corner of Prospect si CoN nitcet and incor rehitect and En q Roms 18 and 19, Sate Deposit Co.'s Bullding, 2.0, _ cor. 15th st, and New York ave oct@®'ty* 5 psite Pat- ,. jan and Model Maker. Ex- perimental work a specialty. Expert in Patent eB yeld-Ly R cau Det TALBOTT, Dentint. Removed to southeast corner 7th at E streets northwest, Teeth Inserted per set. my23-Ly R. REULING, Surgeon in charge of Mary- Dit Eye and Far Infirmary. Baltimore, bas it Tesumed his office hours in Wash ngton. and can be consulted every Wednesday, f to 3 o'clock, at No. 1209 Pennsylvania avenue, — octl2-eo7m DD eecRBANE WHITE, the Magnetic Healer, 732 10th street n.w .” treats successfully the most obstinate Chronic and Acute Diseases, ©: suitation free, Office hours—8 to Ll a, m, and Sp. m. Jel6-Ly D* J. B. GIBBS, : DENTIST, REMOVED TO 708 15ru STREET, tm y Os Over Thompson's Drug Store, Drv . 423 Le ween I) and E streets, i-autiful sets of Teeth, $8; Teeth Billed, : Extract Gps ing without pain, 60 cents. All operations warranted, octa8-ly . Dentint street southwest, HOUSEFURNISHINGS. JEPPY REFRIGERATORS. Have just received all sizes of this CELEBRATED REFRIGERATOR. They are stro. built and handsomely fipisbed and fect in practice. They are ked with a perfect non-conductor, and Rave Slate-etone Bhelvce? in tact perfect Refrigerator, M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge, ) 1009 Penn’a av., bet. 10th and Lith sts., ap20-tr Sole Agent for the District. [ae ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE or : HARMON, BOSWELL & Co., 813 Eighth street n. w., is offered to cash buyers AT THE VERY LOWEST FIGURES. Stock must be sold to close business, © Call early and secure bargains. aps-1m EW YORK WINDOW SHADE Hi . N iw: BEST DS—LOW PmeEs Oe ap8-ly 618 NINTH STREET, Opposite Patent Ofice, stake at by Hambletonian, at GEORGE PEABO! it ie if at Fe. mee 1402 Penn: ka TE nwt on ones serge LotHinG, Bours, SuOes: Seal iasy anes MEDICAL, &e. Soo BEWARD IF DR. BROTHERS FAILS TO ©) cure any case of Female Weakness, Irreguiari- tes and Obstructions; 30 years’ experience, OMce 906 B st. 8. . opposite Smithsonian. apl9-2w" Aj ZEOLOGIST —Mrs. Dr. ELLIS, 86 Penn- sylvania avenue. Tf you wuld know thetruth consuit the Dr. in all things, Office hours from 9 a.m, to9 p.m, apls-ly RiSETERS LINIMENT Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache and all sores. patus, injuries. &c. If never fails, Tr it. Sold by druggtsts. 25 and GOcents, STOTT CROMWELL, 480 Penusylvania avenue, ts for Washington, apl5-n in, 3 ATI*FACTION"—A positive cure and acer- tain preventive of unpieassnt consequences, if used in season; $1 per bottle, at Dr. DARBY'S. 118 44 st., corner Penna, ave. ays Lin Did FON; The Oldest Established and only Reliable Ladies’ Physician tn the City, can Gonsulted every, Tuesday, Wednesday aud Sature