Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: WEI NESDAY.. cea aay 187" CROSBY S. NOYES... Editor. Averace 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 Advertisers. Advertisers are requesiea t send in their an- noun cements as early in the day as po'sitle, and in all cases 'e¢ 0 @ 120°clock M. The Insertion inthe same days Issue of thore reaching the office after that hour cannot be assured, To Correspondents. Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or Rusiness Manager of THs STAR, according to their tenor, and not to any individual name, Otherwise Provoking delays may occur. Checks, ete , should in all cases be made payable to the order uf T: EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER Comrany.—not to that of any Individual, SF Avonymous communications not read; re Jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. ———————— District Interests in the Senate. AltLough the Senate did not make much Progress yesterday with the consideration of the District bill, it was satisfactory to note the intelligent interest displayed in District affairs by those who spoke incidentally upon the mat- ter—Messrs. Bayard, Inga‘ls, Whyte. Hamlin, | Hoar, Edmunds, Thurman, and others. Mr. Bayard, who spoke most at leng’h, set forth very clearly the relations existing between the | District and the government, and the reasons ey | frum decorticaced wheat. Warranted to please, or | | Deceivers Ever. WANTS. 7 ANTED—Two relinhie YOU CHS for a F ult and Confectionery Store: referencss requir- Address C. H. P., Star office. se FCR RENT AND SALE. FURS? tosh 3 2 erga T RO uire of | BAT! S 8 RVCN, 708 Dat, now. ms g2-3* TMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS factory MO” G13 D street n. | oe E* gE i FROM DECORTICATED WHEAT, Tam now receivin, ) COVERED AND RE? AIRED -_ be M: RMAY" FLOUR. | Wien Ra ASHER and Tos FR ‘ora family o: three; reference required. gdrect from the mit! a trech | APDIY a! 120 F st. ne. L | tot oft Bvermay*" ‘amily Flonr, manufactured ANT«D~—A nice white GIRL to couk, wash and iron for small family, No. 519 7 4 money refvnded, 44 DDI. sacks... bbl. sacks, | swe | ANTED_By a respectable white Girl a SI C- UATION to do chamberwo k or dining work ton or | OF nurse Cail for two days at BOLO “te sw. 1 Delivered free to any part of Washing Georgetown, KD— b | wi adr Orders by n ail promptly attended to—e, 0. D. Aer t Re 10ggK Address G., JW. WEIZEL, Flour SToRR, Star office. ite | _my22-3.+ Corner Ninth and @. | = = “WV ANTED_ Good CANVASSER3 for a Coin- OTICE! NOTICE! mercial agency, to whom we can give steady gmploy ment and fair commisstons, Apply at B — | reau of Information, 1422 F st. n.w. 1 ANTED—A HEALTH LIFT. Any ouch» ing one to d'spose of at low price may find a | gash purchaser by writing to A. B., Box 19. P.0.. Siating the condition of the Lift and price. 22 3i* | (ae aN with, $200, to saves in a ing business. For Interview call on JOSIAH HOW ELL, S18 B st. n.wee trom 60 8 | Pm, my22 3.* ANTED—A Young MAN that understands the Hat and Gentlemen's Furaishing busi ness; best cE references aired. Inqui-s of | HOLLANDER BROS., 1217 Penns. ave. 1. | W4NeDs neat colored @IBL to cok, wash and tron fora famiiy of two persons: must have city recommendations. Apply at 1315 New York avenue n.w, ut ing the best bargains in desirable | Lo.be had in the elty. Examine our Steck. Only ths best brands and latest styles. We can and will p'ease all who are {n want of seasouable Fabrics fer the Sp:ing and Summer. Our Stock is much too large to be enumerated, embracing ail the newest things out, W. M. BROWN, 314 Bighth Strect n.w. N=¥ BOOK LIsT. Waliace’s Tropical Natur: Modern Dwellings. By Hol Spectrum Analysis. N. Lockajer. my22-tr MK RENT—1)WELLING PART of hous* 2815 Venn~) Ivamia aveuuc; 7 rooms and bath: M ert improvements: will be rented cheap good tenant. Apr y on premis 22 (UR RENT Furnithed and Fab tcp ned and oe upmer: No, 1441 Massachusetts | near 14th street circle. my22 3. ‘OK RE \T—HOUSE No. 725 Ich st. n.w., Sige ail modern Hoprevement rene tetieed 1 $£0pmr'month. Appl U8. EB. WAGGA- MAN! bi9 7th st. noes my22-8t oR RF NT—At 511 F st. n.w., Unfurnished RCOMS, with all the convenicnces for house- ping; splendid order: rent will be very m wer tenate;two blocks from the Pust Oiice . bit FOE BENT (On second fioor, threa very desira- be Unfurnishea communicating ROOMS sulta- ble for housekeeping. Also. one large Furnished BOOM on third floor, south front. Terus vory moderate. Apply at 1909 Pennsylvania ave. 1" FRE BENT ONLY $15—A large, handsomaly furnished south front ROOM. ‘second floor, with three windows; also, one at $10, bath with ‘Rot and cold water, in a private family;911 1. st. Dow. my22-3.° R SALE—At a sacrifice and on literal terms, being HOUSE 1814, co taining 9 rooms, Vay window, all modern improvements, inclu ling. iron fence Ard parking Ap (oats 29 6 tn front depth of lot 126 feet, BATES & RYUN 708 st. new. my 22-3, roishst delightful for avenue n.. ke Poganue People. Mrs, Stow: ancien WASTED BASE BALL PAYERS to see a The Indian Question.” Lt. Coi. Gils. novelty in the Ball lige. Hit ths head onc: ity and jon. § " you g t one C.gar; twice you get two Cigars; th ec eee ary teen Umes in succession you get 50c,. Three throws fo Od Seents. Admission free. 903 Tch st. nw. 1 * WW ANIHO, BY a respectable white Girl a SIT. UATION as first-class laundress and nice p'aiue ok in private family; does puffing flut n- ud polishiug; would travel for the summer; can Dehighly recommended. Address ‘\Laundress.** Jackson alle reereetetrs:) SERBASSRSASSS3S sand Euds. Hesry A. Beers... Miss Crespign: ennefather why it was unjust to throw the great burdens of the expenses of the government city upon | the handful of tax-payers residing here. The | governinent, he said, owns and controls a vast Portion and the valuable portion of the real estate. Proceeding in this connection, he said: “ The cily of Washington is not alone a depot for its I-eal con merce and transactions, but it is the po 1 center of the entire Union. Repr: se. tative: from every state and territory find their homes here during the sessions of Congress. The agents for the federal govern- m all its executive branches find their rimeits of labor here, and all persons - in *ss throughout the United States in connection with the federal government must in seme way or other find their way to | Washinton. This makes it a federal city. It | ts used for federal purposes. The occupation | of the gr-und by those who own houses and ke the ir permanent homes here is a me:e incident to the great purpose, which is the ue of this town as a center for fede! i The result is, as far as property is ¢ that a sys em of expenditure has been permit: ted here and a system of legislation that would never have been allowed to have one year’s conti uous existence in any place where the People were allowed to govern their own affairs with intelligence. There have been abuses in the way of expenditure, there ave to-day abuses in the Way of expenditure in the Dis ict that Would not be suitered to exist anywh No peop who were to pay such tax expenses would ey Ss and | Tr vote Tey | ves, because bank - Would be the 1 them upon themse hopeles: and comple result.” Mr. Bayard did not hesitate to declare h’s conviction that under the cireumstances the P-oportion of one-half of the expenses to be borne by the people of this District is ex- cessive, and that it ought to be less even than one-fourth, “ justly considering the fact tha: the expenses of governing this town are chi caused for the entertainment and for the use and convenience of a non-resident population from all the rest of the Union. “Tt is,” he said, “simply absurd to suppose that this little town—for that is all it is—on the borders of Maryland and Virgima ean be main‘ained upon the seale which we now see it in, at such an expense to the local inhabitants. If it is to be—as I think it ought to be—a Federal eity worthy of the great nation whose seat of gov- ernment it is, then it seems to me that by far the greater portion of the expense must be borne by the federal government, and not b the loca! inhabi'a its.” The local popi ma of Washington, he pointed out, could not bear these expenses; the property will not bear it, not worth it If itis to be paid it must be paid out of the Treasury of the United States, from which in his judgment it ought to be Paid, because the laws contracting the expense and authorizing the outlay were passed with- out consultation with, or without sufficient consideration in any way for, the people whose property lies here. These are the views of one of the ablest, Most thoughtful and conscientious member of the Senate, and it isa matter of great sat- isfaction to the people of the District to have the weight of his good word in their behalf. The Congressmen who voted for the Potter resolution are beginning to hear from their business consij'uents. The latter probably care very little what becomes of Hayes, but they do care a good deal about having the business interests of the country upset by a movement they believe designed to overthrow the Presidential settlement. The proposed consolidation by Congress of the offices of Recorder of Deeds and Register of Wills is ill-judged. They have no relation toeach other. The duties of the former are within the ability of any person of ordinary capacity. In this District—different from most of the states—the Register of Wills is clothed With judicial functions and power, which re- quire legal proficiency, as well as business tact. One fitted for the former office may be entirely incompetent for the latter, while one competent for the latter would be undoubtedly qualified for the former. The two offices are so unlike, and the duties so diverse, that they Should not be blended in the same person. | England has many good reasons for her de- | sire to make the treaty of Paris the basis of any negotiations which will change the rela- tions of the European powers. Though parts of the treaty have become null and void through the course of events, it has not, as a | whole, been formally abolished, and until such abolition it is England's interest to main- tain the authority of its provisions, so far as | possible. Russia’s policy is to consider the | treaty as nullified by the practical abrogation of some of its regulations. If the treaty falls, the abolition of privateering falls with it, and | this is no unimportant fact in determining the different attitudes which Russia and England oocupy in relation to the treaty. England with Ler powerful navy can overwhelm any other pation on the sea if the privilege of fit- ting out privateers be denied. The abolition of privateering has been, therefore, the con- Stant aim of her policy, as the one measure | hecessary to make her, beyond question, the | mistress of the seas. In the event of war it is likely that Russia would ignore the treaty of | Paris aud make extensive use of privateers to pinnder England’s commercial vessels scat- tered on all the waters of the globe; and the | recent movements of vessels under Russian control may naturally be held to indicate that Russia is now taking the precaution to dis- | tribute her sailors where they can most con- veniently prey on Briti$h commerce. The policy of the United States in respect to privateerlng has been to refuse to agree to its | abolition unless coupled with a provision con- | fining belligerent naval operations entirely to regular war vessels, and securing all commer- cial vessels engaged in a proper trade from attack and capture. Our navy is, to say the least, not sufficiently formidable to be de- pended upon in case of a collision with a great naval power, and recourse must be had to pri- vateers. In our two wars with Great Britain, millions of dollars’ worth of prizes were thus captured. Between 1812 and 1515 the value of captures made by some American vessels is Said to have exceeded two milion dollars in each case. In the present condition of inter- national law, privateering, though after all a Sort of piracy, seems necessary to us, as well a8 profitable. But there does not appear to be any good reason why nations should not agree to make non-belligerents and their property as safe on water as on land. Mr. Vallarta, the great Mexican office- holder, has finally made up his mind to resign the Department of Foreign Relations, and take his seat as president of the Supreme Court. He prefers the judicial to the execu- ‘ th C. wt Ls ‘Phe Ameriean 20 | 3,ien Ys between Nurth Capitol and 1 sOLoM WANTED A family of three ad its" acs: m) 22-tr ou re nue. (with good Board) two fF plessantly tovat , ut. well-furnished RUOMS. view pleasant, salam 1 LL¥. V. PRUD-HOMMECAN ACCOMMO- | between 8h: 16th, Hand Mists wow: rice wo to DATE the following School year a few young | exceed $75 per month: permausat if suited: in ladies as agreeavle private famliy preferred: referenes ex BOARDING PUPILS. Her present Resi comforts of ah » airy rooms, deligh = fully furnished, a bountiful and good table, wider the supervision of a kind hostess, the mother of a family. Thi changed. | Address, with full particulars, Box 1 New YorkStar, t= ANTED- Four BUSHELMEN at Ke N's. 414 9ih st. new m:21-3t WARTED-To Purchas, s god WORKING MULE, Apply ac FLEMMING'S Livery Stable, adjoining the Police Court. m) 21-3 * st., offersall the in charge o eludes ail the W 4NTED—To Purchase, FIXTURES sunacle Fr. neh willbe. ‘n with ‘he pupils, foraShoe Store, Address “‘fuder,’? Sta accomplis M GOVERNESS as- me my81-2* sissing . PRUD' HOMME in this department corner of «hice, and other accomplishments in charg? of able | WY ANTED-PLAITING, 814 T si poe ee edgy ene Tey For terms cajl at 1014 12th st. Te, De. o ens. yet aa ees tig te mme's French Ctasses for | LUCAS, Dressmaker, my21-3t Young Ladies aud Chitdre Ast at 98 12th st, 1919 G si the morning and evening clas: residence, r[PAILORING DEPARTMES Choice Stock of WCOLENS, Suitable for the season, ill he resumed Ort and at 1025 12:h at. » Oct, Ltn ar my 22-29 WANTED A HOUSE of ten or more room ina convenient and pleasant locality. at a moderate rent. Address K.8, P,, No. 103 E st. DW. my21-3t~ W 4Nre 8, ‘a white Woman cook a SITU- ATION ina family that requires the services of one ha: nga thorough knowledge of her busi- ness, Addreas G, M., 1115 K st. n.w. m21-2.* WANTED Ladies about to travel, aud those remaining here. SHOULD ENGAGE relia W. 8. TEEL, bl- Se van's at the old-established National &m my21-tr 935 Penn. avenwe. | ploymen’ Oi ce, Boom 24, Tth and F sts, my21-1W 5, KENDAL 7 ANTED—White WOMEN for hou ework Xe F- REO ST EBON, two white Nurse Girls: settled coloiel Wo NEAR THE BALTIMORE RAILROAD DEPoT, Have for sale a fw, more of those cele- rated IC E KING REFRIGERATORS at less thau half the manufacturers’ prices, my 21-1m (Post} > G REAT REDUCTIONS IN FLOOR, &c barre! Deener & Cissell’s Fancy Family Fiour, $2 75: bs Darrel Great swiss men 8 Cooks, Families su tonal Employment Office, sts. WAsTED i The use of a Saddle HORSE fo: i fwe hours ayery ae sen aD {nvella gen. teman 10 18 Willlug to y @ month, b. 1331 G st. ewe eo PAY m 20 WANED A first-class Maryland FARM, 60 to 150 acres; good House and outbui.ding-, neareity and cais; no ageat need apply. Addi ess stating particulars and terms, A.,Star office. m2)-3* et a ied with help. Na- D POTOMAC as ie 24, 7th and F my2i-2* juesota Spring Wheat. pat ry e ; yt oh ANTED—Aa French Governess, newly com | pigerees batent pacers Flour, $8. OW Atom’ Barts nas a few sense: eT eR, TEACH her own languag>. Address Madame H. Dz, 1220 G st. my20-3.* Vv ANTED-A Lady of refinement, living at home, wishes the ACQUAINTANCE of a gentleman ‘who wonld be willing to render her Small assistance, Address Mrs, FORRINGTON, Star office, my 20-30" WANTED, AGENTS (Ladies and Gentlemen) for the Paris Exposition Catalogue and Bi- ble Readers Commentary. W.W. HAYNE, Rooms Fresh Giaham Flour 4 cent: Tp dand $1.75 per '; barrel. Duryea's Satin, Gloss Sraren, pound wooden boxes, 50cents. Port Grape Wine. er, gallon, $1.25. California Bran: Bivekberry Vine (pure juice) and Holland Gin, each J5 cent- per bottle, + B-— As we sell for cash, we*have nu ad debts to make upon'cash buyers: 0. 8. O HARE & SON, m)2l-tr 1213 7thst. n.w., bet. Mand WASHINGTON TRAIVING sctIooL, A P SES. ‘OR NU 3 4and6, Intelligencer Building, 7th and D'sts,. 12 ‘his, School will be opered on THURSDAY, | to Lo'clock. my 18-6: May 23 , at the rooms of the Training Schou! Labor Exchange. 904 nsylvania avenie, when Dr. T. WANTED A SITUATION asa Lady*s Com- Panlow or to te: KEENE will commence a ¢ ach little children by a young Tse 01 pe : ; | German lady of good educatioa. Apply. to. ke on 1 Hygiene to the pupils of the School a: | Berman lady cf good edu myl7-1w ie following Physicians have consented to de- | 7 ANTED— liver courses of Lectareson the subjoined branches SRD; Bookkeepers, | Clerks, Business Men, and everybody outof employment toen- gage in business in your own city, town, or state. alary or commission paid. Sendstamp for terms, JUDEON & CO., Boom 6, Tribune Building, Chi- cago, Ill. my15- 1m W 3NtE by a German lady, who speaks French and English, having taught for fifteen. ears (besides the foreign languages) ‘Drawing and ‘nglish branches in England, France and America, a SITUATION as governess in some respectable family; commencing the coming fall, or sooner if needed. Address J. @., Post Office, Farluault, Minnesota. Thy 15-0012t WANTED To PURCHASE old Gold. Forel and Home Stamps bought and sold: 409 7th st. D.W., up stairs, myll-29* pfedueation: Hygiene—Dr.T P, KEENE, Ahatomy—Dr J.P. Brave, Physiology—Dr. Wa. Lee. Dietetics and Medicines— Dr. D. W. PRENTISS. Obstetrical Nursing Dr. Jos. T. Jounson, Surgical Nursiog—Dr. K. Rev Acie, Medical Nursing—Dr. P..J. Morey. Infant Nursing— ‘These Lectures are free to members, or upon Payment of admission fee 0° $5. THOMAS ANTISELL, Prestdent. P.J_ MURPHY, Secretary. my 21 3t A® CBITECTS, BBICHLAYERS, FOE BESTA Courable COUNTRY fi DENCE, 2's miles from Laurel station: hiuse of ten rooms; dairy, garden, plenty of fruit, pas- ture for cow and horse. good water, and healthy : $1 per month; fare to city and retu a. 18 cents pr lay. Apply 0G. W. WATERS, on Agent. ‘ oh BRT W. Btation Agent. FOE RENT, Ist of June, to a careful and re- Sponsiblet tenant, part of HOUSE No, 929 st m.W., 7Pocms, for hous ekecping. FOR BENT Ng 202 Spruce st.. Brick COTTAGY, w th ail modern Improve: mer ts, Rent, $30 A. L. BARBER & CO, m2 FPO BENT Old HOMESTEAD, 15 rooms, mile from Beltsville, 14 miles from Washin ton, on the B. & O. BR. R. HUMES 4126th st. Ww: Fe RENT.—In the vicinity Office, a Five- room HOU: the owner going abroad. “C.@.,"* Staroffice, PGR BENT.-HOUSE No. 939 T st, now. 1 tween 9th and 10:h sts; 7 rooms: gas water; $22 permonth, FRANKLIN BA Grocer, 13th st. and New York ave, my21-21* OR RENT. —Nicely Furnished ROOMS, single or in suite, with a'l modern conventences. in aprivate family, Good board to be had in same square. Apply at 1014 17th st. n w. my21-3.* ‘OR RENT.—Several pleasant unfurnished ms 21-2 L--Droit Park, Apply to GKO. my21-: of the Printing . nicely furnished, Kent, $20. Address my21-3.* nd ROOMS, at reduced price, suitable for light housekeeping; locality convenient, block from Patent Office, 622 H st. n.w. FOR RENT.—A new and elegant HOU Vermont ‘ave., ermplete fa all its being a1 nyel-3 E. 1340 vint al ents. nt low.” Inquire of WM. STICKNEY, National Savings Bank, corner 15th st. and N.Y: ave, my21 Lin )R RENT. —There are still a few Office ROOMS Je tin the building *.e, coruer of 9thand F sts. new. Rents re USS ane $8 per month. Ap- {oP CS. E. WAGGAMAN, 6197.1 st-n.w. ‘OR RENT.—STORE, with back room attached, 352, Pennsylvania ave., corner 4' st. n. Rent, $20 per month. Sulteble for auy kind Susiness, Apply to JOHN R. MURRAY, 217 4'5 : my2l 3 * 8 Fok RENT.— For Housekeeping, four #U00M- on firsi floor, furnished complete; silver, cu «ry. and linen: also, three furnished rooms on ec nd tHoor, together or separate, 1412 9th st, new. my21-3t" OR RENT,—A Desirable STORE and Dwell- ing, three-story Brick House, 10 rooms, with modcrir improvenients. Aiso large Store. with large show windows. No, 1903 Pennsylvania ave. ».W. | Key 2d door west of premiges, Rant low good tenant, my 21-3'* ‘OR RENT.—A few more of the beautiful uew two and three-story Brick HOUSES on F st., between Istand 2dn.é. These houses are jusi “cmpleted and are thoroughly modern throughout, Rent only $20 to good tenants, Kersat No, 102 F st. W. H. SMITH, room 1, May building. corner 7th and En.w. m ibd Po RENT Large, second-story” Furnished ROOM. north and south; private family; ref- erences. 10061 st. my20'3 * \OR RENT—ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished with or without Board. Ap pply at 180, Wash- ington st., Georgetown, near Heights, my 20-3." ‘OR RE NT—The elegant MANSION, No. 1120 14th st., near Circle; modern improvements. per month. OTIS BIGELUW, 605 _ 7th my20 Im R RENT—At 6 Grant Place, two large, second story Furnished ROOMS, en sulte or single; outh and east front; modern improvements, Rent low for sammer, my20-1w' )R RENT-$8 PER MONTH, IN ADVANCE—A four-room BRI K HOUSK, sammer kitchen attached; No, 311 8th st. n e., Capitol Hill. Key at No. 321, my20 3.* GE BENT HOUSE No. 1146 81h st. nw, ai! m«dern improvements, ten rooms, Rent’ re- duced to $25 per month, Apply THUS. E. WAG- GAMAN. 619 7th st_n.w. my30-3t R REN T— 402 New Jersey ave., near B. & G* R. Rand all city cars; six rooms, bath room, gas, &c.; handsome porch, iron railing. &¢. Rent to suit thetimes. Inquire -hird door north m20-3 * ste BUILDERS, WANTED ae Family that wishes to Store their FURNITURE by the month or sum- mer to call at 804 K st. n.w. andseeme, WM F. THE WASHINGTON BRICK MACHINE co | REAMER. maT WANTED A responsible, TENANT for that delightful little House, 447M st. n. w. Cail Make a tempered C'ay Bick, full size, second t | at JOH. N'S Gallery, 809 Pennsylvania ave- none in the market, Read’ tests made ac navy | nue, my3-3w* a: ) SURDNANCE OFFICE, NAVY YARD. ANTED-—Two or three GENTLEMEN 10 0c- CEOPFICE. NAV. cupy a large third story south front room, oF Comite Ee Fie ee ae suitable lor gentleman and wife. Table BOARD— fommandant Savy Yard, Washington, D. i first class. 617 F st. n.w. febas : Inob lence 10 yeur order uf yestel yy NTED— have the hunor to report the following results’ o « wo ney Naar old ones, Groceries or and K sts. n.w. Smokey pay. Stoves rented, BUTLER S, Sth cured or no ™ novié-tr tests made uron some bricks furnished by th **Wast ington B:ick-Machine Compan, :1" is Two bricks were place in the Rotman machin= and submitted toa crushing force of 106,000 pounds ‘ANTED—To ex new STOVES for old the limit of the machine, Tnis force ths} ones, Grocertes or Fuel, at BUTLER’S, 6th Stood without material injury. At 64 000 195 one, | and Kn.w. Latrobes to ‘two rooms, $30 to and 65,000 pounds for the other, a small crack wa3 developed in the end of the brick, which closed up on removing the brick from the machiae; in o:her respects they appeared uninjured. A baif brick was then placid in the machine; for a pressure of 70,000 pounds it commenced to'crush around the Jower » ‘The pressure was increased to 106,000 ands, and the brick removed from the machine. Fewas considerably splintered around the edge, but in the center appeared uninjured. 1t he'd together. ‘The bricks were placed on their side—that is. inthe $25. eepi5-tr Wastie Tine UPHOLSTERY WORK of Me any Kind; eighteen oars erperience. ol stery goods and worl lowest possil x A CHACE, 614 Louisiana avenue. augiey? Wie cexannaneny other ingecte In rural exterminat superheated steam, at ACE'S, Upholsterer. 614 Lat ave” augle-ly” ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE’S R RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE pressed brick front, back building, kot and cold water, gas, Warren’ range and Iatronies, new!y Py ibted Insideand out; No. 8! 2 2lstatreet, between my 16-2-v* ‘OR SALE-The delightful RESIDENCE, No. 1216 K street, Franklin Row, formerly occu- led by the late Admiral Goldsborough, is now of. fered forsale. It is in perfect order and ready foi immediate occupation. ‘Terms of sale reasonatge For further information app'y on the prem- ises, my1¢-1m R REN €—Three-story brick HOUSK, No. 80 2d st., Georgetown; gas and water; metro- Nitan cars pass the door: rent very low to a good. nant. - Apply to FRANK LIBBY, Lumber Mer- chant, 67h st. and N, ¥. ave., Washington, myll-im ‘OR REN T—Houre with 8 rooms, No, 417 8th st., between D and E sts.o.w. $85 per month, juire a 926 Louisiana avenue, m: 8 eolm in FOR ARENT No 817 a2 st nw. 9 room BRIC: painted inside: water, gas, newly iy large yard ahd shed; due square from Avenue ars, Rent $18. Key 815. my10-1m* RETT, | FOR REN RE ere Three-St 508 11th st. new... mi | 912 M st, n.w.."mod 606 H st. n'w.. moa. 217 A st. 8.e., mod. 123 B st. s.e., mod. | 1420 Pa. ave. n.w. 302 East Capitol st, 319 D st. s.w., 5 rs 45: 1517 C st. 8.e., 5 209 Lst. pow. 5 re, 1626 5h st. n.W., 5 Jetin of all which can THOS. E. WAGGAM (Changes made every Wo. fory Brick Houses for Sa':. mod. imps.. 15. rs. 404 6th st. new, 728 13th si. hw, m ¥16 st. now., mod, 211 A st. e.. mod, imps., 12 rs. 1908 H st. n.w., mod, 1njs.. 10 rs. 1412 34 st. Diw. 4 rs... 1733 K st. n.w., 6 re ew Jersey ave, 8. 18. T AND SALE. BULLETIN oF N 519 Seveath 8 day and Sacucday.) nt. imps, 10 Fs. 10.000 wal. Linps.. 12 TS Imps . 10 rs. + imps,. 12 rs IDPS. 10 rs imps.. 11 imps.. 9 rs, Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses for Saie. b.b., mod. imps... 1334 1336 7th st. n.w., D. O., mod. i.. 6 rs. $12,000 8.000 b. BS nod. imps., 9 rs. Ist st.. Georgetow 1, 2., mod. imps., 8 rs. 5.000. | 1110 ioth st.'n.w.. h.h., water. 6 rs. 2. 4.748 | 19th st. n.w., fb. rs. 4.500 913 20th st. ‘N.w., f. h., mod. im 3 824 and 826 Delaware ave., b.h.. 713. | Unimproved Property for Sale. | Tst., bet AT ane Mawar BETO, $235 5thst., bet. Eand Fn.w., per ft + 80 | Host.- bet. Bihan 6 Nnww.. per fisc00) 1 70 | H st,. bet: S:hand 6.hn.w., per ft. 1.50 10th'st,, bet. Hand srantave. n.w , per ft 160 | 3st. bet. Dand & n.w.. por ft. . 150 15 ht., bet, Mass. ave, and Mn, 15) T st., bet. 6th and Th n.w.. per'tt. 150 Cor.'¥ and 16 hste, n.w , per ft, 135 Houses for Rent. 14 6th st. n.w.. mou. inips, 17 rs... $100 £05 7th st. n.w.. store, mod. imps 100 1110 F st. n.w., mod. ‘Imp: 80 85 5 50 1521 I st. nw. 50 830 20th'st. n “ UIST 7thst. n. ra) | 1738 F st.n.w. 36 1426 11.N'st. » 1535 10ib st. n.w.. mod. imps... 33 1463 Pierce Pace, mod.’ imps.. 9 rs. 25 | 2146 Pa. ave. n. w., mod, imps,. 8 ra 2 1003 R st n.W.,large yard, sult leferfloriss 4's 2 2200 T st n.w..mod, imps.. 6 rs 20 76 21 st., Geo getown, mea, imps. 9 rs. 15 46 Myrtie st., mod, imps. é 5 1908 M st. n.w.. mod. impe.. 6s 8 rs 1 issue on the Ist/and 15th of each month a bui- property for sale and rent on my books. ‘on application at my ofc, or will be sent by mail if desired. Auction Sales. On SATURDAY, May 25 h, a. 6p. m. improved Property on Missouri ave.. bet. 4% and 6ili sts, ‘On TUESDAY, May 23ch, a 6 pe ties Improved property on H st., bet. 8th and 9b ne. Toans. $5,000 $2,000, $1,500. $350, at 8 por cent m) 22-tr Houses and desiral Money on Real Estate. VOR BENT! FOK RENT! FOR RENT! By B.O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts_n.w 619 Pa. ave. n.W., Store... $150 00 623 Pa. ave. n.Ww., 16 rooms, mod. imps.... 100 00 907 13th st, ‘n,w., 12 rooms. ‘mod imps...... 75 00 124 West st.. @eo°twn, 13 rs, mod. imps.- 75 00 4 Stoddard st... Geo*twn. 12 rooms, mod. imps 50 00 917 7th st, n.W., 9 rooms, Mod, IINDS.... e035 00 .W., nine rooms, mod. imps... 35 00 . 8€., 9'rooms, mod. imps. + 30.00 406 6th st. n.W., 7 rooms, med. Imps. 30 09 30 00 25.00 2100 "water 16 00 1908 16th st. n.w., 7 rooms, water and 15 00 329 7th st. n.e., 7 rooms and bath. 15 Ov 881 7th st. n-e.. 7 rooms and bath. 15 00 ble Lots forsale, my18-tr EAL ESTATE I offer a three-st provements, with valance to suit the ments, ortherwice per cent. Int-rest on aments‘and balance { on easy terms, «n Pen ine+; will 1oom house and $01 Will assume small in 16.8 Corcoran st. 122020 h st., frame, Kear 1140 20th st. fh 6-room cottage at Gaithersburg. BULLETIN, WM. E. BURFORD, 708’ E street. For Sale. ‘ory and basement press brick house. Centrally located, 0-reotns. modern im w nice lot for $5.000: $560 cash, purchaser in munthly inst a 8 per ceut., now paying 10 s Also several great bargains in tw brick houses inall sectious of the city rooms, modern improvements, smail cash pay- nm nthly instalments, Several elegant lots at greatly reduced prices au! For Trade. A three-story brick business property, located nnsylvania avenue, with small iveuiner- be traded for’ a nice well-bu S org me unimproved property and cumbrance, 6 rame, 6rs. Rk BENT— 220 B st. nw. fur..... 40 15 1081 Tthst. with etore,40 12th & Q, 1416 1th st. n¥,......35 450 0 440 K at. nw... ‘20, 1908 735 11th st, 313 131 2413 Penn. ave,.....35 89 Dei 807 N.J. ave, 1415 1624 Q st. nw, 1731 1914 9th st, nw, 2116 ‘of above, 'a list of which is materiall, ry day on the bulletin at our of B, H. WARNER & Co0., BRAINARD H. WARNE! 916 F stree EDWIN A. MCINTIRE. northwest, Si = rs 58 Z # 1 altered nearly Ice. Ga 25 | 1003-1008 8 ‘other FOR SALE. Fok SALE OR Re 33 vA handsome new three. story Rrick HOUSE, mansard rovf, 10 room : modern improvements; ‘hot and cold water; iro: rail fence and side entrance. Rent mod-rate to - goodtenant, Location good on M st., between 224 end 23 n.w, Anply w wumner 16th st. ard New York avenue. 8. P, BROWN. my8-26 ition iu which they are piaced in awall. In Steam Beating Werks, 490 Maine avenue, be- Potee. experiments the bricks vere [ Spomter between | tween 4% and Sth oka. 8.w. Called for and delivered two eetmg of oa which completely Sovered fhemn without charge, djy13-ly en the surface of t! rie! uotappear to T cf thie, ou or twothickneases of uloting paoar wert | WA ANTED. “A pertest aud clean copy of te tat interposed betweer the brick aad the Iron tn ordar | jyheral ries win’ be to equalize the pressure over the surface as much | mee sivle id. Al tthe Dal Doly at, the Star Fe RENT—Cheay rend, only $22 per month for a 9 room HOUSE. No, 929 5th street nw: waterard bath. Apply to E. K. LUNDY, 144 Bridge street. Georgetown, my7 as ‘the bricks were each under pressure from eleven ANTED-FEATHERS to renovate at to fourteen minutes, that belug ihe length of thn CHACE'S, 614 Louisiana ave, — augl6-ly W tulred te develop a strain vf 106,000 pols. ‘ANTED_—CARPETS to CLEANS at McGEY am, Sir, YOOr ObedlOnt Ean A eTONE, Wirenays Steam’ Beating and Lieut. and Assistant Inspector of Ordn ae bratwe W: Works, 7th-st. Wharf. Orders b} al. 8, MITCHELL'S, Markor Space. teall-ty ANTED—Gentlemen to know that WM. MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York Navy Yanp, WAsutxGTon. D.C... Sept. 8. 1875 | ayenue mares soeetany ae ee Dean Sin: Five hand-made brick of good quall- | SYoRUg, makes = io of Cutting onanse ty? ty were tested this morning. Esch brick was press- ed hetween two pieces of Sort X-ineh white pine, = hich adapt itself to the surface of the brick ank h equalized tie Pressure, The tests resuited as fol- E ERSONAL. ee Wie B he Betas, Who, 18, Tonely, the = ACQUAINTANCE Of a gentleman of ree Specimen. | Commenced to break.| Broken, | fivement who will take her out driving. Give fail Dame, and address to X., Star office. my1.3.* | ARD. Pebolebelek.. | 2 000 Ibe It Is’ my desire to settle a'l business transac- Zi, ae: = '28'000 ++ | tcns before leaving the city, and thore who heve Bi OS 38 000 «¢ | any bills cr claims Against ie will please present oe 50,000 ‘+ | them on or before June 5th, 1873, I also hope those whe are in debt fo me. ral come forward aud make Some arrangement to pay their Indebteduess, GEOL A. AKMES. U.S A., my21-3t* No. 714 10th street n io. ys. 18 TO NOTIFY ALL CONCERNED. thet FRANK ISEMAN has executed to the undersigned, as Trustee. a conveyance of all his property of every kind for the benefit of crelitora, All debts due and owing him are payable to the underrigned, as Trustee, at his plare of business, ard all creditors are duly notified to file their ‘laime. caine MICHAKL COAKLEY, Trnstee, Corner Calvert and German sts Baltimore, M1. And when taken from the machine were crushed fo, such an extent se to, render them useless as bricks. Yours, very cordially, T. H. PATTERSON, OFFICE- 1505 Pennsylvania avenue. WORKS-—H and Boundary sts.n.e. _my21 2t RUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS. FINE GILT ED@E BUTTER-no print better: price low. ine TABL¥ BUTTER 4 pounds for $1. Good FRESH BUTTER 5 pounds for SL. GOCD BUTTER 7 pounds for $1. COOKING BUTTER 8 pounds for $1. All Genuine Butter, on commission and for sale by my20-3.* Corner 10th and C sts, may 18-6." STROLOGY,. MADAME ROSS, This celebrated Lady astrologist and Healing Medium can be consulted at No. 901 D st., corner of $4 n.w. She bas no superior in delineating the Past, Present and Future. In love or business her Crcosenesetocsiipee’: Solero eee moae re ae f Gentlemen's English Umbrel- | ing ovt your enemi nt ng you ue eit ale fnew aud area dentgn "| he maf ston nal uderiaipg | Conte M. W. GALT, BRU. &CO. | §150. * ‘nova4-Lv M. W. GALT, BRO, & CO. desire to call par- AME Ci LLO, Disc! if M’lle Lenor- Ucular attention to the celebrated on Farin, the groateet Pisnat haste aoe JAQUES LECOULTRE RAZORS, which they recommend as the best Razors in use my20-tr * cB WEST» OVEN Trodrss MINNESOTA FLOUR. ‘The best flour on the market, Don't fail to give ita trial, All grocers sell tt, my18-7t 939 L STREET, 939 L STREET. THE PARLOR SALES ROOMS. erica, can be consulted at her house, No, 234 Prt ag Costello will leave for the Paris aia oe ue WORLD’S CHOICE. The Centennial Jurors ted the civilized people of the whole world—the m-~<lical jurors were Prgbiciane cf world-wide reputation. gave a very choice selection of PAPER- manufacturers of Benson's "orous HANGINGS, “I? you contemplate Paporing sea | yHe,manus ‘only medal given to Porous Plasters.on Trill do weil 10 lot me sive you an ootimsee. "4 account of its great isaperiority over all other Furous rkmans! Pts aut ts wonde! pain-relieving and mists SG. CULVERY ELL. Proprietor, | Jiasters aud) ics won DOZEN CLARET WINE, Selected by an expert and bottled in my cellars by it the fi WINE in professional. 1 guarautee ines’ ASK YOUR PHYSICIAN if Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster is not the best Plaster in the world. It was Invented to overcome tive. It is suggested that Diaz will make use of Vallarta’s knowledge of the American question, without causing him to lose his po- sition on the Supreme Bench, by appointing him a temporary minister to carry on neg. tions with our government. the District at the 50 per \ the slow action of the ordinary porous plaster. o. yeees, LAME BACK! Pennsyleania Avenue. =e _ 3 For lame and painful back, woak back, rheums- TES Oriental SILK WORSTED SUIT for $20 | tism and all local aches and pains it is ply the is the most dressy out besiege Sreavus’, best remedy ever devised or known. ‘ap80 5 CAUTION —There are fraudulent and worthless UINE, Blue FLANNEL SUITS at Mations of Benson crete Ay speed Gaiterafos-. peo | ar ‘Beware of thom, ech geauine Plaster las CE ALBE STF ROCKCOATS, with Vest PS CK the'word it through {t. ‘tw match, si $8 and $10, st A, UB". 980 Bold by all FOgEisty Prige, 36 ovata, my90-mWE =~ oR RENT—HOUSE No. 1218 N st. n.w,, nine rooms, water, gas, bath aud marble mantel Apply next door; or Palut Store, 1217 E st. nw. tmy7-1m R RENT—A DE<IRABLE STORE AND FIX- TURES—The eligibiy 'ora‘ed and popular DRY GUCDS STORE. No, 707 Market Space, jately occupied by D. E. Carter, having just heer Tepelred aid put in food order. is, with Its Fix- tures, for rent. Apply at No. 612 Pennsylvania ave. my7 Im steady portheast corner 234 Fk, SA LEA very sty ish Driving MARE, 7 years old; or will exchange for a good, Horse, suitable for a w: nice set of Buggy Harness for gal on; also, and G streets h.w. m22-2t* drawers; al-o, one and one Walnut for cash. OK SALE—At413 L street n.w, er's SEWING MACHINE, with one new Sing- top, leaf ana “Crandell’’ Bahy Carriage. Cradle on stand; cheap may 22 Bie Fe SALE—A GREY MARE, young, sound. gentle and a as ood worker, T! | lovated between Band BUSINESS CHANCES. JANTED To Buy —Brick HOUSE with all Modern improvements tu northwest saction of city; must be a ba gaiu. Address CAS, P. 0. my 22 vr ANTED—To BUY For Casn_A HOUSE with about 8 rooms, i ste. | South Washington, Address W. ee. Cheam, or exchange for beard or mechaudise, the Patent Fountaia Wonlow BRUSH for Washington. — Als Inet case Wheeler & Wilson MA: HINE, id perfect onter, oI Star off, N oung Man of good business W “‘Qaaineadon? and sun sh as PARTNER in the District of Columbia, to undertake the tn- toduetion and sale of a household invention Which, for utility, novelty and expectant returns, will be found, upon tn-estigation, to be most at- tractive, Addiess R. T. P’., Krening Star of- # : ANDSOMEST ROW IN WASHING- * 1632-4-6-8-40 Rhode Island ave. : IL 18, ans tutes, 4 hays; not more e ir. 4 speak! nt OF costly Soft Woe finish in Washington; will be sold at less than cost, rfowner is abut to leave the city. Apply premise: my2 6 E OFFICFS FOR RENT IN LeDroit Bullding. my21 5t AL. BARBER & CO. DARTNER WANTED — With $5,000 in a busi- < $10 000 per annum. A ldress Mee, my 213." Au vlo- tablish d FEED STORE, ave. three squares north of Buttmore and Ohio depot. Apply to JK. PA- TERSON, cone” Ist ana ties, te, my2t 3 POSITIVE SACRIFICE.—A pany with AL $800 10 8000 casi can get a great & gain In Dew 8 room Brick HOU>F, all modern improve. ments, i! purchased at once. D. D, THOMSON, 102 Fast F st, m3 2-3" RARE CHAN. E_Want-d improved or unim- DRiteraieh pr Rey in tute egy in exch ze for. Farm in Vi'g nia ceutaining 150 acres; one- half heavy timber, balance cleared; fine ‘apple orchard and 600 young, thrifty peach trees in bear- ug, improv. ments and buildings gow; wi 0 BAY aout $500, cash. Advress EX HANGE. ar office, stating location of property, terms, &e. my21-6: W£AXTED A PARTNER with $3,000 in a legitimate, money-making business: inves- LAAtONS easy. ” Address real name, D. ARM- STEAD. Star offic my 20-81" GQMALL CORNER G NoRTa- western section FUR RENT: Stock for sale stand used for eight years by present occupant Rentiow. Apply 5. H. WARNER & CO. S16 F st. new. m)20-3t YO LOAN MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In sums to suit at 8 per cent, Duciness property, and at 7 per cent. on R. 0. HOLTZMAN Wih and F streets n cash paying business: executive ability needed more than capital; dui take full charge inside. fenton to the bus ne man this isa splendid opening. State former vc: pation, amount of capital at command, and general particulars, if an answer is desired.” ENERGY, Siar office. my18 6i* £,000 and $3,500 in hand, at 8 per cent.: §1 2) in small sums at 10 per cent. Apply at once, myl7-tt WM. E. BURFORD, 708 E st. 800. $1.000, $1,500. $3,(00, $3.500, $4 000-To Ss on real estate at 8 per cent interest. D Loa Uerger sums at7 per cent. interest. CASSIN & TIEBERMANN, No, 1339 F st. n. w., (second floor.) imy17-6t FGE, SALE, OB EXCHANGE —A beautiful * Counuy ksi 8 NCE and Fruit FARM, near Washington: $1.000 wi rth of fruit can be sold from the place annually. Apply to JES-IE B.. Hull- man House, north Capitu: st., near Baltimore and Ohio Depot. m 15-e08m G, GOLDSTELY & Co., . LOAN AND COMMI‘SION BROKERS, NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS, Private Entrance on Tenth Street, Liberal Advances made on Loan or on Commis- sion. on Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Silver. fare, €c., for any Umedesired on very reasonable rms, #9-The oldest and largest business in the city. my) 1l-tr oR SALF—A near, Brick DWELLING, window, 6 rocms and bat! entirely new two-story ress brick front, way . hot and cold water, a big "mantels, latrobe; Tange: parked: ‘weil igcated. Terms’ easy. J. ST. NUEY JONES, teal Estate Broker, 511 7th st. my9-1m Wf OEY TO LOAN. M MR. P. WALLACH baying. witharawn from the ‘firm of 8. Goldstein & Co., 1s now prepared to make LIBERAL ADVANCES N WATCHES, DIAMONDS, GOLD AND SIL- VERWARE, ON THE MC OT REASON ABLE TESMS, Pennsylvania avenue, may8-ly near Willard’s Hotel. 4 FORSALE OB EXCHANGE An elegant coun- RESIDENCE at Hamilton, Loudoun co. Va. Brick House, gothic Style, 18 rooms, and near! new. Out buildings Water; fine orchand acres of land, W BABSTOW, Real Estate Agent 615 7th st. n. dud ‘aps0-im™ perty, a fine Bu on M st. imeen 4th aid Sth n.w., oneot the Anest locations in the city, Apply to 2127-1" JAMES 8. TOPHAM, 495 7th st.n.w. Fe SALE AT A BARGAIN—OR For RENT TO A PERMANENT TENANT—1448 N st, (new.) finished in best style, 13 rocsn 3 every room heated, including bath servants’ rooms; speaking tubes; electric bells; stationary washtubs; and meat cellar, Can be seen sy FAMILY SUPPLIES, Foe EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS. POTTED AND DEVILLED MEATS, CANNED CORN BEEF, CANNED SALMON AND LOBSTER, 4: LB. BOXES CHIPPED BEEF, PICKLED OYSTERS, CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S PICKLES, LEMONS, ORANGES AND BANANAS, FRESH CAKES AND CRACKERS. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, seenat ALLISON N. bes. ta- AILOR’S Livery 3: my21-2i* cheap. ‘OR SALE—A fine fresh COW. givini vich milk, and CALF. Will be Pasa Apply 341 N st. s.w, my20-3t R RENT Very pleasaut FRONT ROOM. second floor, with three windows facing Uiange; 1118 Néw York ave. and Fequired. “Terms moderate. aud delfgntfui, R KENT COTTAGE, one story, FP itarly new: stable. garden, ‘fruit, Soquel iawn; in ‘the healthy village of Mt Pleasant, one mile from city. Inquire of Dr. BREED cor. 8th and F sta. p.Ww. ‘ap26 4w* Reference given Locality central ty4-tr roomy, €47 New York ave, R SALE —Severa) some fine Road Horses; Speedy Horses, fresh from the West, a UGUELY & BOWEN'S, No. 645 and fine family HORSES also som myl4 2w* or pleasure, Bib st. new. Fe. SALE—TOP BUGGY, built by one of the best makers; suitable for a doctor. busines: Inquire at KELLEHER'S Livery. ap26-1m R RKLNT—HOUSE No. 216 Ast, ».e., con- taining 12 rooms with all modern convenie: ces: Hits house has a south frontand ie on'y two syuaros from Capitol uD in one of the pleasan’ Iocationsin the city. Indulre of JNO. B_SCOTR, N.Y. Avenue Hotel, aplé 6 v* ‘R RENT—HUUSES of various sizes, a) Figeatiy reduced prices, by R. B. CLARK, 1201 4 St. 8. We 13m my R RENT—Two ROOMS, third story front, over Markriter’s new store, No. ts E st. Avplv at the store. mi 4-18 * {OK RENT—8ix room HOUSES, all modern improvements, WHEATLEY BROS., 7th and Rhode Island ave. ap22' Ln “R Re NT—402 K st. n w.. elght-room Brick Fat Baz in ‘thorough repairs Sas and wert ear market and cars; desirable neighborhood: street !eautifully parked. Apply next door. ‘8120-6 6* ‘R RENT—A fine three-story HOUSE, oon- taining fourteen rooms, including bath-room and water closet; on a beautiful concreted s rest, one square fr m carsand near churchesand schools; rangt, latrobe, hot and cold water, &c. ; large 3 ot 212160: carris -house and stabi fountain in front yard; beautifully shaded ard and in- el with tron railing on mari This property can be rented to a careful permanent ten- | ance. 1.-quire ap! ant mont able in af 999 bth st, ose BR RENT—HOUBES, 9140 and 2149 Pennsyi- 18 aven' roomis; gas, water, bath, otc. + rel uit iast pummier, andis order; to carefal surge pasties only posseeslon May Ast and Di GUA. SAWYER, 1490 Mass.ave, 0. w. thar io-dm* R RENT—Fornished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, and BOOMS furnished for house! ing, and several small BED ROOMS; 354 P. vanlaavenue,, corner LOST AND FOUND. OST—On the mornfng of the Zist inst., Brown. LRT eg oe 'UND—Two BONDS, The between D anders, n.W. a amen will prove ‘Wo, 411 14th st., my21-3t* RTY second hand six J.J COOK, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, Track and Road BULK KEYS ge Bridge ot Geo'town.’ ap23-1m* cheap. worth }, for $200, A. ROVER, North Capital and H st. n.e. 1421 New ¥Yorkav.. Dy2t 3u myl0-tr near U. 8. Treasury Department, R SA ILE—Fine bred Kentucky MAR®, with PH-ETON and HARNESS. To be STL ANOTHER REDUCTION. 1 AM SELLING— 8-Ib. cans TUMATOS, 10c. 2-Ib, 4c T50. PEARS, 25c.! or@ ** $1.49, jee’s and Stabler’s bedt IN, 15c. * Excelsior COWM, 12:g0. por can nn’ Oo DOF Ca Good PHILADELPHIA PRINT, 45°. Fair o . SPRING LAMB, Fore Quarter, Best POTATOES, 7Bc. per bushel, PALACE MARKET, d New Fork av. FEANK J. TIBBETS, BSc. le, 2c, MEDICAL, &c. 560 REWARD IF Seeman ye irregul sand Obstructions; 80 years’ experience, OMict 906 B st. 8.w , opposite Smithsonian. my8-2w* DR. BROTHERS FAIL‘ Female Weakness, Lrregitat’, D& 1 EON, The consulted every T: at No, FGISTER’s LL ‘Cures Bheumati; all sures. inju' it ed digg CROMWELL, for Washington. Beltable Ladies’ Physician in the ‘nesday, We a 1H st. n.w.. 8 a°clock ‘Al Female Complaints quads ae 4 ac Residence, 3 Monroe st., Baltimore. novié-ly Oldest Estat a and domly and Satur- cured. Office and NIMENT ism, Net Headache and ries, &c. It never fails. T ‘8, 25 and 60 cents, STOTT $ Pennsylvania avenue, splb-m,w.tou jervous ness, Nervous tity cay, ee arene J ipit Dimness of Sight or Gen all resulting from abies , Visits Washington fe i i eee PECLaL NOTICE.—Dr, ROBERTSON can bk conguited every W ednesday and Saturday at his 921 D st., between 9th and 10th, from Sal by otis hy, Btw0oe at a indiscretions. jaickly cured, Dr. H. isa with 18 fears ‘experince i i heed of medical E f é ‘ I : pees |B QTUFFED oI MAN GOES, Eacr TNDie GHERE! TINY TIM, a) ONIONS. AUTUMN CLUSTERS, WORCESTERSHIRE, BEEF STEAK. JOHN BUL! ee other SAUC! New crop SWEET O:L. ES. B. W. BEED'S 80N8, 1916 F st. n. w, | The best BEEF. VEAL, M Bune UTTON and SPRING country affords, if 01 @- All orders fait 4 of the Urinary Organs and a ase ithfully filled; goods delivered, 8. ELL e. be found at pe (7th street and street CHOICE BEEF, VEAL AND MUTTON. CORNED and SPICED BEEF a epecialty. | BOARDING. YOUNTRY SOARD On farm. seven mi CGA'ct Laurel station Wachingtow Ba £0. RB. & ‘pleasant rooms, goo! ts mw ders ie. “Address Mra, KEN NADY BP snee George's county. Ma. BoA KUING eked fancied PaKuois and CHAMBERS ou the first, second and third floors, with BOARD SiPNinle ho oa then i the city. App’ 18K st.nw Franklin Row. ” Refe e ices exchanged, m31-s1> UMMER BOARD. Board for the sum Siveitad at ‘the ** Highlands,’ five miles fr Washington Pallrond ten trains of the Baiimore @ 0 atly ea: h way at the station on place rooms and goods board at fair prices. accessi the Baltimore turnpike. Apo) oa | the place to Mrs. KE. HERBERT. m3 2)-bw TREDENTS OF WASHINGTY ITY on others desiring BOARDING in the county through the Suinmer. please adress for circul AMERICAN HOUSE, Mechanisturg, Pa, my 18-88 waw | GUMMER BOARD IN THE MOUNTAI\ 8 Large airy Rooms, two hours’ travel from tan Railroad. For end tet shad: ashington particulars apply a fat As. H. WEEDON, Petersville, Frederick county, Ma. my. N . DEALE WILL RENT FROW 4 Bovemh Ast, at No. TGrent Place. Hands me Su't of ore, Lange Thirt- story Rooms. N. and S. Dressing Room: cord water: mirrors h portion; to $15. per month, rable Ki or aa | GUMMER BOARDERS WILL FIND Pubs 6 ant accommodation, at moderate rates by too month. Daily mail received, Address Box 10, Berryville, Va. my 17 Ba | FEW SELECT BOARDERS TAKEN At ATK REL, on the W. B. Ro @ 0. Ro K., five minutes" walk’ from stat. rounded by beautiful lawn ai ant rooms. For further MISSES TALBOTT, Laure BY BP SHEAP AT MOKAY FARM. B X Roads, Va, Address M- EON, Washington, D.C SUMMER BOARD- Falis Church, wear Ro i. S\ ation. 2 acres, shaded with fruit and other trees, rooms large and elegant, with milk and . bountifnl table everything necessary to mske home pleasant for parents and children. Address A.B. NODINE, or visit the piac iytO 24" OUNTRY & west of Wir table, dally mails, & St PERMANENT. TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARDERS at sunumer prices. “705 5th o | corner N. Mrs. T. SOU THAL my1-Im* BE TAKEN at | GUMMER BOARDERS WIL. | Sa Farm House on au eminence half a mite abors | and overlooking the town of Berryville, Clas! | county, Virginia, and comman: ‘fi and extensive view of the surround the Blue Ridge mountains. ng Large, newly papered rooms. shady yard, and oak grove th rear of house References given and required. Address Box i, Berryville, Clarke county, Va. my im WREMONT HOU=E.— Persons desirous of ob- taining good BOARD and ROOM at ar du. rate should call before making arrangements l where. Board and Room for gent and wife, $50 $60 per month; single rooms, $25 to $30 per and $8 to $10 per Week. Tabie Board §20 per and $5 per week. aya6- EW YORK AVENUE HOTEL, Cor, New York ave. and 1ith at, Gentlemen with their faintlies can find at house the surroundings of a pleasaut home. wit the conveniences of a well conducted hotel. A liberai arrangement will be made with persons who desire Meals ont marll-3m Jo B. SCOTT. Proprietor. _BOOTS AND SHOES. EW YORK SHOE STORE, _ THESE GOODS, Are the Beat in the City for Kid, Goat or Foxed Button s' Newport Button Ladies’ Newport Ties... Ladies’ Kid Parlor Slippers. vadies’ Lasting Button .......... Ladies* Best French Kid Button... to$l 75 -B0r.” to $1 75 -$1 50 to 2 00 350 “100 409 Gent's Low-quarters, (solid)... Gent's Low-quarters .. : Gent's Hand-Stitched Congress Gent's Congress and Buckle. 4 Misses ard Chi'dren’s Shoes, ali styves. Boys’ and Youths’, very cheap A thousand otber'styles and makes, 2 Branch Store. One Price Only, _m GEORGE McCARTHY CBEAP Lov stores Misses Pevtie BT RECEIVED. ses Pebble on Shoe: wart oie i jatton Shoes, 112, $1. sses Pobiile Laced Shc . Te. Werh double, men BLE She Ladies’ Serge Polish, 112. 50c,, worth 75. adies’ Serge Polish. 3 7, 60c . worth $1. ens School Shoes, 7 10. 0c... worth 75. en’s Lasting Buskins, 40 and 50 School Shoes, 85c. and $1. ngress Gaiters, $1, worth $1 25 Koys* Congress Gaiters, $1, worth $1.25. Finer Goods as cheap in proportion, @a-Pair Justh’s Heel Protectors given in, st J. W. SELBY'S, 1914-1916 Pennsylvania ave. my20-tr between 19th and 20th sts. + J GEORGES, CITIZENS. MILITARY AND Naval. nor, SHOE AND GalTEK MANUFACTUBI 2118 Pennsyleania avenue. A perfect fit. combining at once ease and! comfort in ail cases guaranteed. Will call at houses and take measures, if requested Py postalcardor letter. “A fine selection of ladlesand gentiemen’s Goods of my own manutac- ture, and of superior quality, on band suitable for sumer wear, and at reasonable prices. New ores inserted’ in old gaiters by patent stitching Machine: also all Kinds of &, a short notice. eerie M42*ELLous BARGAINS! TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES TIES, LOW-BUTTON, re SLIPPERS, with Box and Opera Toe, French and Low Heel, for Ladies, Misses and Children, from 26 cts, to $2.50, LADIES’ GAITERS, 65 cts, to $5. CHILDS" SHOES, 10 cts, to $8. WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES. GENTS TIES, GAITERS AND SLIPPERS, fr m 60 cts, to $8. | BUCKSKIN AND KID GAITERS, To Order, LASTING AND BASE BALL SHOES. . 4 LOUIS HEILBRUN, 402 SEVENTH STREET. Bion of “That Old Woman of Mine.” _myl3-tr Bure SHE AUCTION HOUSE. SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, 491 Pennsylvania Avenus, BETWEEN 4% AND 6TH STREETS, CHEAPEST HOUSE THIS SIDE OF BOSTUN GREAT REDUCTION IN NEWQOODB, LOOK at Tits Facts. Buff Gaiters, $2, now §1 25. ‘alf Gaiters, $3. . $2.50, Boys and Misses Bais. BS Ladies Foxed Bais, ). now 0c, Ladies Foxed Bals., $2. now §1.35. Ladies Foxed Button , $2.25, 1 Ladies Plain Lasting Ladies Kid and Goat Button, Ladies Newports and Ties. Lad'es Sil 35, 60. 60, Children's bhoes, #8. 40. 60. Tbe. neeiGiAlzigs.—French ‘Heel Kid Button Boots, om $2 to Genuine Pebble Goods. Lasting aud Foxed Button Boots from $1 60to§3,, EVERY ARTICLE SOLD AS ADVEETISED, 1 wil sel for the uext 30 days 25 per cent. lower Tn the above house can be found the best home= made, hand-stitched Low Quarters — Ties and m Faust Br. & Co-. (Baltimore, Ma-.) . Clark & Co., (Baltimore, Md... ‘OULor well-known manu! at THE BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, my7-tr 91 Penn’a avenue. ~ THE TRADES. = a MDQUEAMNDERY is cartict on ‘as! J wae saree oe —— ployed, ana the. work turned out ein ene ine CORNED BERF Z'BPEOLIEET Gedcot thecetablishmant "a7 been ® character- Ber OM areet: OF address Box 71s CRAM, p1yET-MAKER, OLUNTEER, -By Volunteer, by Ham- ‘AND JOB Laem AS | Gevi en OETT Mam master, by WNINGSs. mn 2, MoeaN- 71 m3 ao, by horoata’ Ohiet, damm Waltons dip me and met * waing Other information the owner, at he aie stron ope. doren'scarrng 7 Hi jirered snd at an o> at » as