Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1879, Page 2

a * i é e *. ‘ LADIES’ GOODS. THE EVENING STAR, | TEX ?E# CEST. oF ron cass. WANTS. ee | a“ seenee ee ENING S aan ! =i i. forwhich | RENT_Two new HOUSES, with #il the | J>CR KENT. YOUNG MUSIG TEACSFR WOULD LIKE Dove —— wr MOL ottering. Uaeit’ larae ork OF DEE A ee pases Ee GBoders im provea.cnts, Corner Its aa git | K = | A torbuy cutine, or interest uM STO WASHINGTON: MONDA February 10, L879. _ CROSBY S. NOYES... Editor. Average sworn Daily Circulution over 17,600-—being a much larger bona fide, regular and permanent circulation than that of ail the other daily vapers in the city added together. To Correspondents. Letters should be addressed to t piaer sianaver of THe Stam, according (0 thelr Bhorsard not toany individual name. Otherwise provoking deisys may occur, on account of ab , ete vw Uneeks, etc., shonld tm all canes be made psys@le to the order ‘of THe EvENINe Stam NawsPaPEe CowraxY—not to that of any individual, §# Anonymous communications not read; re- Jected Manuscripts not returned or preserved. Ed‘toriat or An Indictment of Our System of Ed> ucation. As a matter of general pubife interest we give space elsewhere to-day to the leading points of the incisive address of Prof. Walter Smith, of Massach ptts, before the late Edu sep 88 In this city, Prof. Smith was former! H conecied with the suecessful Technical Schools | i | of Industrial Art at South Kensington, England, and was engaged at a large salary to come over and Introduce the same training in the schools of Massachusetts. From his wide reputation and remarkable success his address was one of the leading features of the meeting. He asserts that the safety, the wealth, and Indirectly the happiness of a nation depends upon the technt- cai know iedce and Skill It posseses. Any scheme | 2 Which does not from the first make for the gradual aequirement of such nd skill is Insuiticient and ins; and for the unpractical. he main! that 0 nemes of education have been fo thus de Rt and unpractical the whole subject of ral education is now under trial. The | literary part of education fs ampte pi as been made f eal kne nd SKID required ins jor ngaved in trades and mar. fact medy he advises ls to Introdue 1s of industrial sklil into every grade schools in such a manner that tt and not obst ul edueation, eady abu! t for the edu- onal men; provision should ade for the education of the most ne ass of all. the mechanies. Taking the the eastern, middie and we: exXT ast Year $70,000,000 for public educa. tion, he argues that no adequate re: ved for the money in the way of real which is the fitting of youth for the of adult life and the duties of good It is, in fact, dimi tor educators to defend the present system of edn- cation, particularly against the charge of its Want of practical character tn auy way that commends itself to the common miad by its ex Plicitness and clearness. In this connection the professor indulges In some quiet but effecilve | Sarcasm In regard to the esthetle mist of fine | Phrases in which the direct and simple ob- | Jeet of education has become envelope: glittering generalities about. “develop: Mental and moral faculties of eltizensbip. | | | | Vague processes as ture studies, , are enlarged upon. Want of Practicality on the one hand and uadue expen- siveness on the other are specitied as the defect: Of the present senool system. It fs potated out that the enormous tmportations of forelgn goods. the product of skilled labor, explains | Why a good many of our native workmen are out of employment and why the present conat- Uon of labor ts thriftless anc cable. It | 1s in the interest of p that the | wage-earning capacity of our workmen should be raised by teaching them by sktil and taste | how they may compete with the skilled labor Of the id World. In conclusion Professor Smith urged with force that not only should the nationa! system Of education be made to include tus kind of | training, but that the national government | should establish, or assist in the establishment Of a great Central Technical School of Iadus- trial Art at Washington. This was essential as an example to the whole country, and in order that the extensive treasures of material now existing bere may be utilized. <2 = Passes that Pay. In view of the amendment to the army ap- | Propriation bill, which allows railroad com- | panies to use their own lines for the use of the public and the government, which the Western | Union Telegraph company Is resisting, the ful- lowing extract from the president's report of the Western Union company will strike some Congressmen as peculiar. The president says: “The franks issued to government, offictals constitute nearly a third of the total compli- | mentary business. The wires of the Western Unton company extend into thirty-seven states and nine territories within the limits of the United States, and into four of the British pro- ¥inces. In all of them our property, is more or Jess subject to the action of the national, state and municipal authorities, and the hel rious use of complimentary franks among them has | been the means of saving to the company many = the money value of the free service per- ——__~+e- The plague in Russia seems to be spreading Steadily. There is no nation so remote that the | course of the disease becomes to it a matter of indifference, Asia Minor is in constant com- munication with Russia by land and the Medt- terranean ports by sea. Quarantine and mt!- itary cordons will not prevent the plague from Spreading over continental Europe and even to Fngland tf it once gatns the headway that has | characterized some of its outbreaks in the past. | ‘The soldiers of a military cordon might prevent fugitives from the disease from crossing the line, but, becoming infected themselves, would transmit the plague to those in thetr nelghbdor- hood, and so the disease would spread in spite | of precautions. With the plague in England we should need national quarantine, state | quarantines and every precaution tmaginab! to protect the New Worid. > The sailors’ strike in Liverpool is growing to alarming proportions. Ten thousand sailors, more or less, make a formidabie mob to be sup- pressed. Extra forces to ald in preventing Serious disturbance; are to be brought from Other places, and the city authorities have called upon all well-disposed citizens to work towards the same end. Meanwhile the de- | Parture of vessels is delayed or prevented, col- | Usions oceur between policemen and detach- | ments of the strikers, and there {s general apprebension that the future has worse trouble | im store. England is fast approaching that | Condition im respect to trade and the working | classes which offers such temptations toarater | ‘to piunge the nation tnto war. Emigration or foreign war must relieve the overcrowded occu- Pations. Many of the English industries are dying or dead, and other provision must be Made for those who found employment in | them. e+ —____ Important improvements in the spindle ! ‘Shaped steamers upon which the Winans family of Baltimore have been experimenting so iong and upon which they have spent so much money, are announced. The expectation ts that the time ts approaching in the immediate future when a steamer will be built that will Cross the Atlantic in less than six days at all seasons, and, happy consummation, will pre- vent sea-sickness. The experiments cannot be Drought to a successful conclusion too soon. Qualmish travelers will hope with especial fervor for the suecess of the invention that ts to rob the ocean voyage of its terrors, AND PERFUMERIES. and Children’s Hair Cat jant, 616 Ych strest_op- febl0.tr tiheo HAIR WORK Jet the Freach esta iE U.S. Patent office. M PARES 1 KID @LOYE DEPOT, (One door east of Mitche'! & Martin’s.) “KID GLOVES, all lengths, beautiful shides Receptions Selanne Shutton ons | bocte. up. Gent's 2buiton, @land 8145 festa | tor the sufferine | State Bonds i | QPERA GLassEs. Good Working PANTS for men, 81. | Children’s SUITS, with Knee PANTS, Good DRESS SHIRTS, | Three LI | \7O LUXURIES ARE N' TES 7 the re Per Cent. fer cash. F prices, and deducting Tea W_M. SHUSTER & § 5 if 919 Kennsyleania ave. T= THE NEW ; | cbarge of a firet-class Ser.al Publication; terms FRAGRANT VANITY FAIR j CIGARETTES. A RE Teblo-st® (ON, Star office. w. ANTED—A GIRL to cook, wesh and iron tor a family f three. Inquire at 239 New depot. GENTLEMAN of ploaai Md komme atunaiutance in the city, to W ‘address: take lib- it eral Address A B., Star office. TANTED— Bic’ to employ a first SMITH; single man At Middlebury, Loude Jersey | Te {OR KENT—A Doulle Bank ORGAN; 7 «1 $5 per mou: a MELODEON, 81.00." at No. st. ne. . Fo. REN f_—Two handsomely furnished comm. wong ating ROOMS: all modern conveniences; low to gentlemen, or parties without children. 929 K st. n.w. feb10-3" FFIOE and BEDROOMS . near Treasury dayart- | Apply to F. MiNOR, Attorney = m it : e 1 and Wife, one Fk SAL8—8 nice ewht-room Frame 10 Nothing Short of Unmistakable Benefits | | rred ens of thonsandaof sufferers contd | Corel uuavotain the rsputation which 8YEA'S SAKSPABILLA enjoys. Itis acompound of the best vexetable alteratives, with the Iodide tassium apd Iron, snd is the most e! remedies for. scrofulous, mercurial 4 orders. Uniformly successful and ‘certain in its frmedial effects, it produces rapid and complete curee Of Scrofula. Sores, Hoils, Humors, Pimples, Eruptions, Skin Diseases and all disor ers arising | from impurity of the b ood. By its invigorating | effets it always relieves and often cures Liver Com | plaints, Female Weaknesses and Irregularities, and Isa jy tent rene wer of vita’ For purifying the Wood it has ro equal. It tones up th and preserves the health, ard im: and energy. For forty years it has bee eve use, and isto<day the most ayailab! K, anywhere. For Sate py Z D. GILMAN anv ats Daaren p10-n.v REroRr OF THE CONDITION v OF THE BANK OF THE NATIONAL 844 1NG. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AT WASHINGTON, D. C., AT THE CLOSE or Bustyrss, JANvany Ist, 15% * RESOURCES. Loane on col/ateralaid ica! estatesecurity81 Tusdicine ad fixtiires: ems. 320.000 tional currency 23117 | ie (ncludinw gold 1 24460 Legal-tender notes 29,604 00 ‘Total steecesseees LIABILITIES. Due to State iV | volumes. | | ny Front HOOM, with beth-reom and water -closets; 1909 references. A ldress, sha D.W., On €asy terms. Apply on the preinises. office. reb1O-2t” Totning lot if Cesired. feb | a respetable RENT BR ms. eas { Nas. Dressiak and water: in good repair; rent low: corner ( | white work; will make herar sf. and Virginia ave. u.w. inquire at 2019 1 at. | good references Dew. fobs 3t* UATION as Laly’s ‘hildren ; co0d ref eens Ale i WANTED—Oue or two Furnichad ROOMS for a J), Gentleman and Lady, with or without Board, ina private family; would be willing to Ko a tow muiles into the country, if easy of access. withterms, Kc, BB, ptar atts. fano.ae WASTED—A PARTNER with trom $30) to gon) «oy ital, ima good mechanical waa acturiog business, the only one in this ety; or, will sell. mae chinery and remain with purchaser. A ldress M. UFACTUR: fablo. ANTED_ 3 le White Woman, a 5 A TOR: | SITUATION as cook, washer aud iro ter for a. | private family wood references; short . istance in the Delaware ave. \ NI Ly y-fi A 3 ) LAND, and two Horses, within eiht n Washington. Address FARMER, Star ¢ WASTED. By a trat-clas smaker, SEW! in Families, by the week; caacut and fit any stvie of dress, M. It, Post Office fels8-3t ) ANTED~ Three Unfurnishe ROOMS, second r. in house wth modern improv urnis}ed House. Address, with F office. febs. NTED-Man and Wife want threo Unfur niched ROOMS, for housekeeping, Address, irg terms and full particulars, C 2 willing to wa vurtry. Apply coruer {and ie N by a middi to read to Ky sewing, or taku “HASE Cheap for. CYCLOPEDIA, complete Addrees, \ cou fn stating priet, Bor 3, Sti “wet feb7-3t* fic WASTED, two KO ining, with perm: in ast private family ; Preferences given. Addiess B, St A wer at Board quired and ‘Total District of Colwn bie 1. B. P/SN¥ DE: ner of th that the (DEK, Tra Subscribed and sworn to befure me t 1 ‘THOMAS K. JONES, Notary Public. | ATTEST | | WML STI GIX FINE DRESS SHIRTS made to osdar of the | 5) very best Muslin and twenty-one hundred Linen | $7.0 ready to put on. | Finest DRESS SHIRTS made to order in the most | elevant manner for $2.25. Satisfacti al ME feb8-Im 1002 6 2G Street nw. ‘Our own Importation. LeCOULTRE RAZORS, ‘The Best Razor Known. SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES, zold, Steel and Shell. FRENCH CLOCKS, BRONZES and ORNAMENTS, At Low Prices. H. SEMKEN, 940 Ponna ave. ERS. AYLUR & LEWIS IMPROVED PAT ENTRUBBER HORSE SHOE PAD. It will pre- vent Slippin: ns, Quarter Cracks, C Sc. And will vive case to horaes with t It is cheaper than the old i durable. Give them a tri Taylor, Bst., ree 1 feb8-t13th ‘se the Can be 323 Penusylvauia ave. n.w . State rights for eale at price that would aliow alive man to make a forty short time. 185 WE HAVE A VERY GooD noys PANTS and JACKETS for $2.50. Single PANTS, $1 5. $1.50 and upwards. Good Biack Doeskin PA’ NTS, 84, worth $6. | | $2.50, 83 and 9, very cheap, | | UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS, 25, 35, 45c. and i upwards. | SL and 81.25. Full stock NECK-WEAR, very low. COLLARS for 2e., at J. W. SELBY’S, febStro 1914 and 1916 Pa. ave. A™ IMMENSE SLAUGHTER 491 FENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. THE GREATEST BARGAIN JUST RECEIVED FROM ONE OF THE LARGEST AUCTION HOUSES IN THE COUNTRY. We Wi1t Name a Few Paces Betow Men's Calf Boots at $2: former price $3.50. Men's Heavy ae Doub’e-sole Boots, 81. former Price $3.50. Gents’ Dress Boots, $1'25; for- mer price $2.80. - cae lot of Gents’ Gaiters, from $1 upto fouths’ Boot, 10-13, at 50 cts. a pair. Youths’ Bay State Shoes at 6 cts. a pair. . A large lot Ladies* slippers. with or without heels, af 25 cts, Ladies’ Kid Lace, Baltinore-made, at : At the above house can be found the larwest assort- ment of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes in the city, at aetoni-hirx low pri rs at 25 cts a pair. Ladies’ and Children’s Rub! Arew line of 5-cent Shoes just received at the GREAT BUSTON SHOE AUCTION HUUSE, 492 Eransyleania avenue a. oe Si, f the Red q febs.y . L. RICHOLD, Proprieter. ((ABL WL. scHULTz:s SELTERS, THE OLD STANDARD TABLE DRINK! HIGHLY EFFERVESCENT. Italways agrees with the Spring in analysis, and is therefore largely preferred to imported so-called jatural Waters, which are made saleable by Che ‘al manipulations and the use of Sola Water ma- chines. ‘The SELTERS, also, the Alkaline VICHY ana pure CAKBUNIO ACID WAZER are put up in quart bottles, in cases of fifty. For sale by SHOOMAKER & HERTzZOG, 1331-3 E street, Washington. Retail and Wholesale, &c., by CARL H. SCHULTZ, 860 Broaduay. New York. EQUAL TO FUSSELL'S 1c CREAM and GHARLOTTE RUSE eek and order son e at 1427 New York ave eo rir ee feb7-2w | ROOKS, OLD AND RAE: Bier L. ASHBY’S Antiqnarian Bookstore. Also ctures and Frames. 4 No. 1705 Pa. av., sbove the Art Gallery (TELEPHONES. FOR BUSINESS USES. country. For any fund the money and pay all charges. Ask an: We e all its sols ‘Telephoue that falls lo Work ne will oe Commercial Agency. apd you for all we agree to when you write. KENT, WOODMAN «& C0., febS-eol0t 95 Congress st., Boston, Mass. will find we are ‘0c. Name this paper W B. SPEARE, < ‘ UNDERTAKER, 940 F street n. w. Everything strictly first-class and on the most | reasonable terms, be ata R= VISITING THE CITY are invited to consult CON NOLLY BROM., Patent Atto: Reys, 930 I street. No charge for advice ou patent mat. tera. ‘Bouable service rendered $2 Pyare mat P{LVERYBODY that has or expects to Et Tmforaiation EMER that grit ito a fran THE. TIONAL BANKING OO. NY, “ain gee §@- CLOTHING. —Tho of Second-hand Chothinee Pulots So, sa tale eee: 308 9th street, near Pann’ m calling at or sddreexing the above or. ers promptly attended to marlitr Sindee atthe nal” \ ANTLFD—» . manufacturing my Carr:aues fi ing them ready made, enabling we thereby to ceil 3 better Carriave for less money No common tuate- rial used and the best workmen employed No auc- tion work handied. JUHN F. BRIDGET, 1308 Pa. | avenue, 3429-29 | WANE THER BEDS to RENOVATS, at CHAC Louisiana ayenua, — augsl-ly W Arverencee civats 26th et., bet. I and K. ANTED—Everybody Gall, for three da; vig GRAPHS for only 82 per dozen ; 18 mali PIO- TURES, 26 centa, at Das, 487 Pa. ave., bet 436 and 6th sta, OctB-17 6" ‘W 4NTED~Ai to remember that mouey and time ds, saved in the purchase of & SEWING MA. CHINE, by calling at MCKENNEY'S, 427 9th st. nw. Wo Fell. rent and repair all kinds, and pur- chasers make the commiasion paid to azents. Jan2tr Addresa, | FUE REST CHOUSE, eleven rooms, moierm iin proveme: ts: near Post office and’ street cars: one of the most desirable and central iocations in the THUS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. feb FOR SALE_On monthly instalimeuts of $35, a sew Press Brick Bay Window eizht room DWELLING; todern improvements; near Jowa circle. “Apply to JUSEPH G. HESTER, 519 Tan st. febs.tr ‘OR RENT—HOUSE 509 4th at. nw, 10 rooms, bath, cellar. &e. Apply io H. J. FROST, 420 oth st. nw, between D and £ feb" FOR RENT HOUSE No. 305.4 atreat we eixit rcowe, bath-nb. gas in every room: cellar and Fummer kitchen, three squares éast of the Capitol ; convenient: between two street railroads, feb7 3t* OR RENT F HOUSE 910 19h st nw, 13 rooms, all modern improvementa, in first ches, order, A.A WI tional Bank. HOUSE No. rocine. Inquire on premises ‘T—Two HOUSE e. n.w.; 10 rooms each, moder in woo repair and fine varcs; ri es. Applyto WC. JOHNSO y desiring a from now mn FORREST Arepensitie : ntl pletely furnished HO! a i modern conveniences, &¢. ‘man and his mother wauts ANTED—A PLACE to cook, wash and iron; | to get CARD PHOTO. | lot | of second-hand Machines, as good as new, at bottom | | prices, Brick Stable in rear. Also, § ther lance and =mell HOUBES in other sections of tue city, a list of hich can be obtained at our office, T. F. GATOHEL cj A FARM, in Mary Marlboro ontaining 100 acres: 4 s from Inquire of Mrs TRIMBLE, 706 B st. \T- ly furnished PARLORand BEDROOM. or BEDROOM may be rented sepa- rately, at 1122 11th street nw. ; references exchanz- ed Fed Sale Several [UUSES in parts of the city; small cash and mont ments. Procnre homes of your own. jan24-lma WM. F. HOLTZMAN FCR BED T—Elezant ROOMS, en suite or at moderate rent. No. 1027 Vermont pear McPherson square. in | JOR RENT. adjoining ‘d story trout ROOMS, for #35 per month; tire and gas clued. two persons preferred; board 815 per | month. 8. FLAGLER 316 Indiana ave. jan20-34* | FOR RENT BRICK HOUSES, large aad small, desirably located. WHEACLEY BROS.. corner ‘ith street and Rhode Island avenue. Jani5-lm VOR B 1 in new ho with all modern impro: on Ist, 2d an floors, suitable for Senati greesman or any geutieman, with rent to times. Also, basement in same bouse; nico f. dixing rooms. Apply at 519 13th st. n-w. ‘Jan}3-1ie® | POs, BENT Furnishog PARLORS and BED- BOOMS, and ROOMS furnished for housekee: ing, and severa! smsil BEDROOMB. 854 Pennayl- | vants avenue, corner 43 st. warll-12 n° em AN‘ ED—MOTHS and other insects in furni- | ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at CHACE’S. Upholsterer, 616 La. avenue. ang31-ly W ANIED—EVERBODY TO KNOW that Sui0k} Chimneys are cured or no pay, at W. D. wy. VILL'S, 462 Pennsylvania avenue. nov30-3m ) ANTED—SOLDIERS' ADDITIONALS and V BAND WARRANTS. Cash paid. WILLIAM HL BECK, cor. Louisiana ava. snd 5th st. nov6-3m° j ANTED—PRIVATE PUPILS or OLASSES in Latin, Misthematios, Rhotoric, Loic. | West Point, Annapolis, or Colletiate prepsration. ‘Terms modora: |. W. FLYNN, A. 1227 Tt. o.w, Oall ta. : after 4p. mn. nov2-tr before 11 VV ANIED Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK; 19 years experience Goods, &c., at lowest prices A. H. CHACE, 616 Louisiana avenue. y J ANTED—A perfect and clean_co W number of the EVENING 8" for which a Lveral price will be paid Apply ‘st the Star Orica. aux30-tf LOST AND FOUND. | y morning, 4 or in gomz from St. Peter's Sunday School alonz 4th to G. down G tu 8th st, a Lad,'s ENAMELED GOLD BRACELET. Reward will be paid if returned tod. G. CROSS, 606 8th st. se fevlo-2t* O&8T OR MISLAID—TWO CERTIFICATES’ 4 numbered 704 and 710, representing eleven Shares of Stock ia the Metr‘politan itailroad Com- jany. All persons are hereby notitied not to pur- chase either of ths above certificates, as duplicates thercfor have been applied tor at th! Office of the Company. fevli-2t < ST—A DIAMOND FAR-DROP, two stones in 4 tLe setting. A very i:beral reward will be prid } rany information that shall lead to its r-covery, by appucation to C. C. JONES, at the Senate Post __ BOARDING. NOS J0l2axp 1014, lor sr, NeAB ConNen OF aN K Sr. N. W.—Pieasant Furnished ROOMS to Rent, wits BUARD; Transient and Table BoarJers accommodated. Mrs, SMITH, febs.2w Boapae. Mrs. E.L RIDGELY removed from 1921 Pennsylvania avenue to 1329 F st. near guposite Ebbitt House. Furnished ROOMS wit y of the first | Feburary 9. either in | PERSONAL. GHORT-HAND AMANUENSIS wants +) and Sunday Employment. Good re ade: | and levible long-hand.” A BC, Star offic Mrs. Dr. iaavenve. If you would know the truth, Dector in all things. Oflice hours front STROLOGI yl KS. DR. BLAKE, Metiahle Clairneya Consultation and sssistance in business mi Nervous and Chronic Disea female neeses sneceasfully treated. posite Post office AVING DETERMINED TO OLOSE UP M JEWELRY BUSINESS, I offer al! ui wreal sacritic ll and see that this is LP. LIBBE oth st pore | ‘courts RO AD. neces wharanteed. Advice free. Atty, 194 Broadway, New Yors. i ‘NT—Elexantly FURNISHED ROOMS, | the | Brick No. 413 Met. n. Brick No. 2108 Verment av 0. 936 OC at. 6.w., 8m RL I st. mw 104 11th st. nw. oo 15.5 st. p.W., Midd. ups R st. nw. mod. imps, 40 rs, 2F st. nw. mod. japs..15 ne a Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses For 48 11th st_n.w., b.h., 6 rs 1:36 th st. now. bb. £17 4th st. nw. fh. bet.nw.. fb, Unimproved Property For Sa Union st., bet. 4g and 6th <w., per ft AS ui st. let Va. ave. and K st. 86, pe M5 K st. vt. 5th and 6th we. per fl 15 si, bet. Tand K ne, perf 1B r dihand K eta. ne, 5 per fi and ave and Pith wt aw. pee ft bet. Cand D ne. per ft for Rent, .w.. fir. m. im. 11 re. Georgetown, mod. imps, 16 rs.12 mod. imps, 12 rs. ll +s. ~ nod. imps, 20 rs, © Corcoran st now, mod. Imps , 1 428. 11th et. n.w,. mod. impa., 10 rs 1th st. nw.. mod. 1 “Est nw., mod i. i as ist 1 1 pst. ne, 4 8th st. mw On MONDAY, Fet orth Capitol street. Loans 211,000, 22,000, $1,960, $1,000, at 8 per cent at 7 percent fel Fors ruary Lika, at 5 p.m., No. 802 116 6th st, ae. 1828 11th sin w 3 C st ae E Capitol J. ave 311th st. ce 16 22th at 719 12 161 H st. 1.6.06, 3 V st nw th of each month, 8 a complete list of all the houses 1 oF renit, together with reports tLe condition #f the real estate market out the conntry. Callandgeta copy. Jans W. MOSCHKE, Neuse, «saduate from 'w Englund Hospital for Nurses. Bos. Wat nw! Absolute Divorces obtained, without publicity, at moderate terms. Information furnished and cou munications by mail, or otherwisa, strictly coui: dential and attended to promptly. CUNNINGHA*! & BAKER, jani7-Im* Room 15 St. ud Pi ldinw. | J QBN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, repurte ss ta the responsibility of people, with abstracts of | Bens on real estate. 506 10th st. n.w., 6 a.m. i 10 | pm. Always in before 9 and after 4 Janll lm" MADAME, ROSS, the reliable Clairvoyant and Aa- troloyist, Has REMOVED to No. 18 Sh at. se, between Capitol and A sta., Capitol Hill; F at. care a8 within square of house. Fifteen years in Ws yxton city attest the fact that this wonder- ful lady gives better satisfaction in all affairs of life than any one in the profession ; tella of past life, present and future destiny; wives advice and asnist: ance on all matters appertaining to business, love and matrimony, trouble call Satisfaction given or no pay. nova7-ly Den WELLS, RUREKA SURPASSES ALL other articles for Teeth. Bor sale by le beautifying and preserving the sl drnpcite 26"ccnia or bot BOARD. Table Boarders accommodated. feb3-lw* BOARDING —Handson ely-furuished ROOMS, en suite or single, with first-class TABLE BOARD. Aco, Transient Boarders accommodated. References exchanged. 512 9th st. n.w. and 206 F et. nw. febl-ly )LEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, with first. 4 class BOARD for transient parties at 8150 and 82 per day, at Mre. SOUTHALL'S. 705 15th. street, immediately facing the Treasury, White House and and War Departments. Revular Board laced prices. Jan20-Im* NS, YORE AVENUE HOTEL.—A few desirable ROOMS, suitable for families, with convenionces of a well conducted hotel. Qan be secured at prices to suit the times. janl0-Im* BO4BDING HOUSE PROTECTIVE AGENCY, Office 15 Bt. Cloud OUNNINGHAM & BAKER. icy protects its patrons by Keeping them of imposters and swindlers, who obtain or Rooms under false strictly confidential Subscribers @5{per year or 50 cents per month. jani7-1m* FOR SALE. {OR SALE CHEAP.—A good WAGON HORSE. Apply to M. W. B&VERIDGE, No. 100) Pe: avenue. fob10-3t ] OTS_On 12th, ith snd 9th streets northwest, 4 Le Droit Park and other suburban localities, on very reasonable terms. G. W. COOPER, 330 4 st. rey ; Poe CAPE gz o90d, family and road HOSE, BUGGY, sivgle CAKRIAGE and HAR. RIAGE; thoroughbred Alderney COW, which will calve in a menth [ea't by import ed Jersey buil]; when fresh will make over 12 Ibs. onthe Oud quite of We CHASER GUE months old. Inquire of W. CHAN 936 Lonisiana aye. feb7-: infor OR SALE—A five-horse power UPRIGHT half eoet pee Apply at Republio ihe, Fides avenue. jani7-tr (uina, CROCKERY, FINE CUTLERY, AND PLATED.WARE. A full Stock of Best Goods at Low Prices. M. W. BEVERIDGE, Gate Webb & Beveridge), Ho. 1009 Pa. av. REPtcTion IN THE PRICE OF STERLING SILVES SPOONS AND FORKS. in the of silver tl a Beye ener Spoons and Forks of eevee ae Leideboy boileg ree STANDARD ‘@ reduction of from 15 ‘cent. from former cS A jarse arourtment of a the Dewast wnod most M. W. GALT, BRO. & co. febl-tr jan31tr dr atone HE REPUBLIC TO-MORi T Mews of COL: ROBT HAE a contin, the gotion and Oratory, and an interview with SENA. Tok DAVIB. concerning the tial question a and Democracy. JENSEN, PIANOS AND ORGANS. PALLET DAVIS & 00.13 PIANOS.—New styles of these celebrated Pistios continually ar- riving, for sale ov easy monthly payments, and at lowest prices. Come and eee myspring Hi 7 4) ] stuck. H. L. SUMNER, 811 9th et.n.w. jan23-tr M. KNAB Wt BNA if WENOWNED GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOB, Every Instrament fully warranted. Pt Organs from other celebrated fac SSF cceanhe tea! “Bueea laset tor cash or short time. BICHENBACH’S Prano Wanrnoows, Aecé-tr 4 few doors above Penn's ave. erway PRESENTS, BEADBURY PIANOS, = or ESTEY ORGANS. New and full Stock a: PRICES, and 01 a Tht and on a Fine Instrument the EASIEST TERMS. its FOR RENT, and rent) | FOR SA\ Ferns €07 15; 1610 C% $3 Yd st. nw. Fst. nw Apply to tebe mod. imps. LW, WM. F. HOLTZ t _ 13: J, © Manpine * Kea EsvaTe BroRer, No. 918 F street, opposite Masonic Temple. Por Rent (Purnished.) Large and small houses, in ali sections. 835 to 8200 Por Rent (Unfurnished,) XN n.w., 15 rs., all moi, imps . 732 Zlet D.Ww.. 14 rs., all mod. imps. 479 On.w., 12 re. al! nod. imps , and st . 478 Penns. z Te., was, water, &c Jeo'lown, 12 rs, a ma. i, larze yard seg Pa. 6) arenes $35: dw... N, strect how. No, 1418 D n.w., Stores and Dwelling 8, 10n 217 8th 8.e., 8 Ts, 6 (0. 19003 & 1913. N. Hamp. No. 40 F s.w., 6 78., water, 'arge yard and stabie No. 1700 Coun Ts. N @ side yd. Nos. 927 and 929 N.'J. ava, 6 rs.. No 1726 Vermont ave.,7 rs., was and water. No. 531 7th n.e.. 7 re.. #38 and water, larce yard.. No. 1115-1135 Park Place, 6 rs., water, &¢..9 and 13 an tH ae st, scorn, drs, waist. - 8 12 Q nw., & reoias, large yar: . Jand 15 Liberty st., 4 roows, water, For Sale. T have a large bulletin of Houses and Lots for sule in all sections of the Acall is respectfully Folicited E. A. MoINTIRE. tr new, Loans NEGOTIATED by Oia 8 od. imaps., f 4. H. ave., 8 ra., mod. ey 17418 st., brick, 8 'ra., vas and waer, ie 320 Sth st., store’ aud cellar....... 1213 6thst., frame, gas and water, 6 rs. Oftice roonis, 708 E st... 12.50 -+15.00 to 20.00 Several two-story Press Brick Houses, in all paria of the city, having from six to eicht rooms, and all modern improvements, that can be sold from $1,000 to $2,500 by paying $200 cash, the balance monthly. Also a great many fine Houses very cheap, and de- ! Victorious at the Centennial Exhibition,, 1876: achieved their Teen GRAND OROWNING TRIUMPH At the Exposition Universelle, Paris, 1878, G. L. WILD & BRO., SoLz AcEsts, #3 Seventh street n.w. Also its for the celebrated Kranich and Bach PIAN id STANDARD ORGANS. Lowest ‘prices: fairest and easiest terms. nov2?.6m HOTELS. ‘This favorite Hotel, having been thoroughly reno- vated, painted throughout, and entirely refur \shed, is now open for the reception of guests BREST IN & COOKE, nov2d-tf Proprietors. OVEREIGNS’ CO-OPE! E j- S BOOIATION A TIVE ne 10883 Bevernth Take Mrs. Chick's advice—' mate an efort™ to economize; reduce your experses to the mi am 5 bay cach; buy unadulterated goods. Of Aa ea and pao ae ya {nod Led ee comes axain ‘Our trade ticket, good for ous soa ae ce ir ir, will cost you ‘1, and give you it ae ive you the boned of Discounta for cash fe have a full stock of FINE AND STAP! ROOERL which we sell at the lowest marer eet te cash, Snd divide the net profits, if any, among ous gat cane 2 Remem! ‘nusber— one Jan31-tr 1083 Beventh st. nw. Ge EDW. CLARK, $21 Pennsylvania avenue. Q*™= LARGE Boom, 24245 feet, second floor in bu'lding, 935 Pa. avenue, FOR BENT. fever a = ESSMAEKER, arab Sams Ontting and Siting applied to purchase. sirable Lots at prices to suit the customer. al! DERE & STAYMAN, SHEPHERD DurupiNa, | ard see wy list before See 1119 Penn’a avenue, Washington, i . K. BURFORD, Estate Broker, dect0-ly 15 N. Charles st., Baltimore | Jan23tr 708 E st. nw. HE STLERF PIANOS: ‘ = T ALWAYS 8UOO! ‘OR RENT. LY ‘Store 917 8th st. se. No 1338 R et., furnished Stable, Let., bet. 7th and 8th s. | No. 517 E Gap. st., mod. imps. 40.00 S24 Missoni ane. sau and eater $3.50 uri Bve., gas and water, . 3d st. ne., furnished, 7 rs... 75.00 FOR SALE. #31 J1th et. 8 @., lot 14x80. 1,500 | $41 Rhode Island ave., m 5500 ‘£24 9tb at. n.w., house and store. 7,000 Houses and Lots for eale in all sections of the city. AUG. A NICHOLSON, Real Estate Broker, | Lenox Building, corner 7th and G st., Jan23-tr Room No. 2, SNOW-WHITE BREAD ‘Will be guaranteed if you use or, Sterling’s Bt. Louis Faney Patent, ‘A most besutifal Winter Wheat Flour, or a GOLDEN HILL. well-known Family Fiour of the Dir tick Tein been tee obey Rolls and Broad as light apd os ‘and white as the driven snow. ‘The above-named Flours can be bought st any Grocery Btore, WHULESALE DEPOT, Oonwen ler StRugT AND Inplana AVENUB. ect?-6m WM. M. GALT & CO D dan F. BROOKS, OGEPORAN BUILDING. LIGHTS and SHADER; aso ATEN FORGE ‘llof the latest Pailorne ant sent for thenaleoof Messrs. Mitchell, Vance a Uslebraiod Gas SEET ORES: cs ‘A large stock on band, Sar Guarantee entire satisfaction. Agent for Dr. Colbur's EVAPORATORS. deci8-tz PO CAPITALIsTe. ore city,» t the laws of the slate of we iracicrtiit Macsand fos ie repre ; of theirs, ineome town. Address * SLO AND 81.500 TO Lt Dy iW lar value, improved or otherwise in East Washington, not too rr | near the departments ; good re ins. Address G. W.S., Star offic Moe, 110e on Real Estate, CHAS. febl03t Beal Etats Agent Fo SALE—A first class GUAR ST. trally located. Coing a fair busiucss. AT in full ar office te ILL FX EA LARGE LOT oN 4 aE Heights of Georgetown for GEO. C1 febl0-3t 's Dining baloon, cheay offiee. MONEY ON REAL FSTATE, In StMs To Svrt, At 7 and 8 per cent. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, War and F sts ow. A GREAT banGain. 4\ For afew days, I at the low pri $1,600, that cesirab) A PARTY with & wrood establist ress C SALE.—A STOR ellings and twelve acres of finely 1 every Variety of fruit; loested in Ie, Montgomery county. Md. ef Mires or four bundred i aLtry. and b iSineSs, cian. actwo Wir 1 Estate Broker, 708 E street now, THE OPFORTUNITY. ABLE HOt E, NINTH STRE fer to all who wot thoar zew, TWOSTORY nch street,» tay ch and 16th streets now, con xcome, bath room, ern improvemen: w nly erected on mod uder the entire house. 1x0, TWO THRFE-STORY HOUSES on 9th, street D.w, 11 rooms, bath r ar R pia, &e.; all modera hese 8 should be keen to be appreciated, bein in one of the best locations ig the city; built in the best manner, under the supervision of @ beiding committee and best architects ; ient bree street railways. ‘here Pouses can be purchased upon a small cas! 1.8) ment and ions time on deferred payments, Te fut for almost enough to equalize the d ments . Open for inspection daily ply to B. Tim at Nat! = 2,900 TO LOAN—On Imvrovet Cit Real Estate a7 percent. TYLER & KUTHERFORD, General Insurance Aver febs-lw* No. 628 F street 1 , OLL, GLASS and VARNISH STORE; and lease for a year if do- | -d; good reasons tor dovliming business. Apply | KF‘ 2K SALE—Stock ot PAIN si at ter fer s-ot 8. LEVr. FOE SALE A new eivlit-room BRICK HOU with tine dry cellar, range. latrobe heater, « bath, het and cold water. and water closets; in flue, athoroughly modern house, for $2,500 Crhic #1010 lees than cost). This is unquestion: gigat barwain. Apply to MM ROHRER, N ith ONEY TO LOAN. M LVERAL SMALL SUMS TO LOAN ON FIRST- CLASS IMPROVED PEOPERTY WELL LOCATED. misiana avenue n. Handsome Building Sites and Cottaxes at Mt. Pleasan For sate cheap and en it easy terms, Brick Dwel.ing, containing 9 rooms lot 26x 150 feet) situated on G street, between 2Uth und 2st strects west. Will be sold at'a bargain. THOS. J. FISHER & CO. F # rect northw POs SALE 08 NG! © Tmproved or Unimproved City Property—60 acres hishly cultivated LAND; improvements first-class 45 rooms: a beauti ml place: on 7th street rosa; not farfrom ety. J.C.HOUBE. 1723 Pa. ave 5O( MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA FARMS o for sale or exchange: situated around th ty of Washington; allahe sdvantaxes of settle munity; good markets; good water: ciate; call or send for cataloe, xc, WM. i. MAIN & BROS., No. 125 Pa. ave. nw., Washinw ton, D.C. Jan23-3w* 8 seweiey. We offer great inducements to cash purchasers in all kinds FINE JEWELRY, WATCHES, OLOOKS, DIA- | MONDS SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE, FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLOCKS AND BRONZES, ero., At private sale, 8. GOLDSTEIN & 00., Loss axp Commuston Broxens, Mf, wiate-of cultivation, all stocked and is full opere, of cultivation. ched ap opera- tion, Houses and 7 for a stock of zoocs: Boots and Shoes praeree” ‘Address FARM. 1629 10th atreet n.w, Jani8-im* REAL ESTATE OWNERS.—Desiring to in- aon aust Re for ean nt Weal Estate tn ers having improved or unimproved this City, or in the County, for Sale or Exchanwe, ‘the ssme to the adi of placin et From present indications tam inclined to baliogs t srl be considerable activity in rea ete Hes! Eetate Broker, 513 7th streot. Jani8-tr : (am STATES BONDB. United States Four Per Cent. Bonds f a lowest rates. Cash for Oalied and other Bonds, fal Interest and premium. PETER ©. Banker and Brok janll-Im bet Willard FOR SAA = HOUSE, within a has 11 rooms, back improvements. to. A Mol LW. 1431 Pa * Sud Treasury. i—An Eleant NEW few doors of 12tiraud N stay, building, cellar and all modern fe Lead Pe FAMILY SUPPLIES. _ ]0 ROENDS GREEN BIO COFFEE 81.00 Beet Suar Corn, per doz 1:35 Good Family Flour, per barre. Nice Patent 10 pounds Turlash Prones.. 30 pounos Breakfast Hominy... Pine Aprile Cuee+e, per pound. French Peas String Besns ard Mushrooms. Beet Sweet Cider, per gallon .. concen SO Best bweet Catawba Wine, per gallon... -. 1.00 T pound Malaxa Graves 20 centr: Oranues, per dz, 0 to 25 cents, Colgate & Co.'s Tollet Soaps, fas feb5tr Between M and N. UGAR CURED HAMS, per Ib... NEW YORK BUCEKWHEAT... OAL. HONEY... CLIFTON FLOUR, choice, qr. MINNESOTA FLOUR, best, qr... ORANGES, per doz... MALAGA GRAPES, BANANAS. O0.R. WIXOM & COo,, 504 jan?9-20 Oth st. n.w. ro NEW YEARS DAY, OR ANY OTHER Day. HOWARD’s, sec10-3mn Cor. 7th and L, strects w.00. ; GREAT ANNUAL SALB | or LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS CONTINTED. Garments at less than Cost of Material or Ove lot of SOILED UNDERWEAR at less than onelia't cont. FOUR HUNDRED Doz! OF THE = IVE CENT CHEMISE Already Sold. We are positively offering a lancer variety of bst- ter mace Garments at lower prices than ever shown in tus city. - lan ! EVERYHODY INVITED. DOUGLASS’, Sr. Coup Beruprns Nesta Sr. | feb7-4r - J* ‘kT RECEIVED. One case of WHITE FELT BONNETS. tn Oot. tsar, Matinee, and Oomo shapes, very de- sirable goods. Besutiful ine of Colored EMBROIDERILs MILLINERY GOODS at and below cost, to make room for Spring Stock. MADAME M. J. HUNT, Nos. 681 and 693 B st mw. KID GLOVES. THE FINEST KNOWN. ONLY To BE HAD AT Mags. J.P. PALMER'S, Washington, D. 3. tton, MONOGRAM RID GLOVES. BuwM ution, $2.20, 4 button, #1.39, atten, 1.58, In Street and FE All MILLINERY and FAN CENT. DISCO ns _ den 28-tr | M*#*: SeL44 RUPPERT, | LADIES’ BAZAR, G14 Ninth st., Opposite Patent OMce. wy {YaUODS at 20 PER at . mth Received New Noveities | WORK and New Destens fc BROIDESING on | Linen and Mummy Cloth, with Suk or Crewel Wool. Large assortment of BEKLIN ZEPHYRS, GER- MANTOWN and, CREWED WOOL, OMACRA SH FAD. CANV 4S, APILIQUE and POINT LAOR NGS. TIES, LACE. MMINGS, ' BUTTONS, FANCY WORSTED is Pennsylvania ue. between Lith aud 12th etresia, over Gait’s Jewelry store, where she is Kel & handsome assortment of FRENCH BONNETS: j aed ROUND HATS regardless of cost. Bouneta woith 825 and $34 now selling from $12 to #15. j Orders promptly attended t Dregs making in rere prom, selected by Madause Jan15-1m anneret In Prris. j RESEETION BONN 1 FINE MILLINERY GOO? | FLOWERS and FLOWE: LACE and MUSL LACE GOODS UNDERGARMENTS, J.B. & AN ELEGANT | ASSORTMED TRIMMINGS, SILK 7 Cite Trev Paris, SQITS an GARNITURES, DRESSES, T VARIETY, P, OORSETS. T OF Dkess DOLMANS, Ero., Ero. 907 Penna. ae Le CLOAES at covt to —— the =F ds | | APES’ sHors. T nave on banda iol of LADIES WERT and a lot of 5 TER BOOTS of my own wake, that 1 am Sai Ninth street, closing out at 84.60, TLYA, Opposite Patent Ostion, JA8. H. VER! RABE ATT! ONS MACTI FOR THE LAD! AT OH. RUPPERT'S, 403 7; street mw. ident siock of new and bean. tl "Bigies Eat es Slipper. Onsas fa! ies proictes Slippers, and Cushions, Randeome deegran. Fancy Wore and Knitted Goods of all descriptions. Gom- plete outfit for Infants. Fine assortment of Mao rame Thread and Point Lace Trunming. — weit Zephyre, German and Awerican Kuti Germantown wool, the best quality and s at the lowest prices, and the most attractive stock of Holiday Goods to be found in the ciige Dont fon wes the name and pisos. ‘Olt WUPPEET, §27No Branca Stone. BUUTS AND SHOX. | J.%. GEORGES. - + Manufacturer of tents Five BOOTS, SHOES ry 4 Corner 6th and O streets, uuter National Hotel. BIGR OF THE Big BOOL = neatly executed. New Elastios inserted ey patent machine; price 75 cents to €L. NEW YORK SHOE sToRE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. PREVIOUS TO TAKING AN AOOOUNT OF STOCK, I WILL SELL ALL MY FALL AND WINTER GOODS AT PRIME OUBT. A FEW QUOTATIONS. Ladies’ Pebble Gost Button Boots. Ladies’ Cusiom made Gost Button. Ladies’ Custom made, Navy Blue, Check-top Button... Ladies’ Goat, Solid Leather, Side Lace. Ladies’ Custom made, Goat Lace... Ladies’ French Kid, Bor | | _antetr mw. -e 8 Ms totctctetntet tell SRSATSSSSZEES e: 1,000 other styles, rancinw epee E price. Gent's Bolid , Couxress Gaiters. Gent's Bay State Shoes. . Gent's Hand stitched Oaif Consress. Gent's (Burt's) Calf Congress Gent's (Burt's) Calf Button Boots. | Gents Fine ‘Calf Boots... | Gent's Best Rul Gent's Best Arctics, heard of low prices "These are the best and cheapest goods ered at ay legitimate eale in this city. oo" For Om POSITIVE CLOSING OUT 54LB 845,000 WORT . BOOTS, GAITERS AND SLIPPERS, PURE GUM BOOTS AND GHOR WITHOUT REGARD TO GOUT, = COUI8 HEILBEUR, Ho. 408 7th strect northwess. sré3 op—"Txaz OLD Womay oF Mma” onvletr THE TRADES. OOKBE NG. P Bemis Pape i LYCETT * carried on as heretof ‘ally informed KEINDERY peer IRSON B: EBS. PRAGIICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, 1012 ioania 3 Eo Pine Printiug a Broce. eae DS. TRE DEMAND CONTINUES UNPRECEDENTED. ELECAMPANE AND HOARHOUND COUGH DROPS Are the most efficacious remedy for COUGHS, COLDS AND THROAT AILMENTS. fafe, pleasant and reliable. ‘The great panacea for the season. ARTHUR NATTANS, Corner 14th ana I and 24 and D ots. n.w. (he are Formesty oy Katty & Base. ‘Will be found at GEORGE T. KEEWS MBROHANT TAILORING BSF4B- LISHMENT, ‘Bo. 416 Mores Grasset ow. febstr