Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1879, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | WASHINGTON: | WED\ESDAY... February 19, 1879. | | CROSBY S. NOYES... Editor. verage sworn Daily Circulation over 17,500—being @ much larger bona fide, regular and permanent circulation than that of all the other daily pavers tn the vity added together. | ‘To Advertiser: wertisars are requested to send in thetr sn- mounconents a: carly in the day ss pose'blo, ad i ‘li cases before 12 o'clock M. ‘The insertion in the mame day's issue of those reaching the office after Shat bour cannot be assured. } -+2-- — | | To Correspondents. | Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or Business Manayer of Tue Stak, according to their enor, and not toany individual name. erwiae Coming oa delays may occur, on sccount of ab Checks, etc., shonid tn all cases be made payable go, the order of THE EVENING Stan 3 MPANY—not to that of sn: fividu €@" Anonymous communication® not resd; re- Yected manuscripts not returned or preserved. The Citizens Commit Hundred Called to th ‘The Citizens Committee of One Hundred did 2 grand work tn securing from Congress last ; year that measure of justice to the Disirict, | re of one | Field. | t the equitable apportignment of District ex- penses between the government and th District. V ous O01 v matters of importance were ta the hands of the committee for presentation to Congress, bit 3 thought advisable not to urge them last session, lest | ahey d antagonize th vital measure of } Distr mat for the ve peo- ple of the lity. The foremost of these deferred of obtaining some legislation ent of the fearful nuisance of Hats. = was abate! | ex- | the | ze emission of Infected the whole Uiseomfort_ and postive sickness rved to imperative | dy bef ler season of It supposed t so apparent that y ta procurin Tr terrible from se mal of res t P thats, and the tuvia that warm weath wat this ne- there would be no he reqnisite legislation, as Congressmen, themselves, had d the need, and expressed themselves to effective action; but it conilieting interests have as favorat that w evolved that ndso man rival plans have been urged | é Well disposed, fs at a loss + { course to take, and there is great at the measure will fail altogether id the city be exposed for another ear to this pestilence-breeder, lodzed pon the river marshes, the pressing circumstances it seems Therefore requisite that the Citizens Committ should take up the burden of thetr labor agatn, | and urge upon Congress the adoption | Sion of some practieal effective mode Thts malarial nuisance. char ETeSS, Jo know wl danger This ses fa ating From the standing and ter of that committee it ts betieved that | yomendations in this matter will com- | mand the same confidence and attention befo Congress that its representations upon aatter of District equity did last session. mmittee has been called toxether this ¢ < president, George W. Ri by the notice elsewhere, an nt matter above referred to will receive ion of the meeting ft for action. and the ree the The ene will be | 25. it ‘There is but little tine | e should be a prompt <-—— The sudependent movement in Philadelphia | jor school directors, who should not be m | re al hacks but eltizens of respectability | rd intetlt does not seem to have rece “| encouragement at the y that it deserved. ‘The “machine,” as usual tn that city, comes out vhead when voting fs to be done. The apparent | fidence shown by the p. nts of the Phil iphia school children in entri nth of instructors for the ms may be viewed as a vin a- | Sting the ap- | oung to the } ‘ation of t n the disparaging insinuations of | Paris Figaro, which, it will be remembered, | ted as an accepted fact that politicians eon- stimte the very lowest class of American seciety, and suggested that this 1s especially rhe Philadelphia eae gee a North Carolina ts considert Xpedients for paying her debts, Some of them resembie that | Suggested Dy De Mauprat of borrowing the | money todo so. Others contemplate reduced | expenditures and increased revenues, The | Moffett bell punch Is of course proposed. But the decline and fall of the whisky register ha Deen as rapid as Its rise. North Carolina ts | Vikely to follow the example of Fiorida, w has just repudiated the bell punch. a diserimi- wating repudiation which ts better than Chat | threatened by some other states in connection | with thetr indebtedness. But the «reat retlance | Of the state ts upon Its dogs. If the: n be | taxed or killed, the state, it is thought, will be Saved. It is estimated that the 390,00) dozs tn | North Carolina consume $1,500,000 worth of corn meal a year, and cause the loss of fabulous amounts by thterfering with sheep-raising, and, wing to a propensity for egg-sucking, with the raising of poultry. A tax of a dollar apiece on the dogs would turnish a large revenue. It | would have this advantage. too: that the | smaller the revenues from its operation be- rame, through the slaughter of the do, xteater the taxable resources of the state other directions would become. <2 It is announced that the English : will not take up the considerat University bill. ment n of an trish The subject of the establish- such an institution has been recently it now-appears, b A national university a! applicants without distin und partly supported by the gov proposed by Gladstone In | Feaconstield has ttle de: power pertious likely to tempt the sat ‘iladstone six years « br by contract with the of his rival. But oppo: and there is question w1 resstt We resulted In no- open “d, in mm of ere by ulbure Dill is strong would be <:- = Suppose we postpone our tnsuit to ¢ Hil we see how the quarrel ssia, goncern hich they ¥ to come to blows, ts » na is thorough at this y Will be @people who cannot d sSelvesat home. If on the ot makes stubborn and succes > to ahe Russians, it is almost unne: y to sug west that it will not be prudent to recklessly of fend so mighty a nation. If. thirdly, negotia- | lions obviate war, they will doubtless be i ed the as courteous | hrough the Ina u hat na are almost 1 If, we nc nee errun nd thy China nuestion may be settled tu and friendly a manner as poss! State department. By all mean: be postponed. ———___~.- ‘The necessity of more rapid communication With South Africa, tn view of the war, besun in disaster. that now prevatls there, is ¢ England, and the project of establishing ‘rapbic communication between mother Iry and colony fs revived. Besides being of advantage to England for trade and military purposes, the establishment of such a line is necessary to make the African department to American newspapers complete, acc and | reltabie. Africa must be splitted with telegraph poles, and Associated Press agents must be the dark conti- Beautiful Bi Pu ity for best quality fhe best mauner. RY ay | Stateman's Year Book | Girlhood of Fanny Kemble 50 BARRELS Of superior quality, now being received and for | _feb15-tr can be obtained of almost United | States or Cauada for25 conten Berens Gaited beware of worthless | febltr other serious See ms, Diseased | _ tetan: © results from either Corna, Buni WA Sails, Cl Iblains. Oalosities, &e" Call at once at De. | Spsaw SeHULTES, 0 Pa av (ipstaira eu | WANE: Shteuesas urnal insta :D—A LADIES HAIRDRESSER. Apoly i coRBETS, 1209 Pa. ave. n w. ite paanecee PIANOS, iW sis ESTEY ORGANS ne URADBURY PIANOS. W ESTEY ORGAN3 | New and full stock at the LOWEST PRICES. | 204 Penn enise, 2 ade NTED—An experienced DRIVER; one who Aawathecly, nad is neat in nisdrows ‘apply | ANTED—Un Jeune homme desira prendre ga sa Ingement dans ine familie fran- lareseer “Xs ity Po 1t ‘aye Be. ard on the EASIE* T TERMS. | Fine tnstraments FOR RENT, and reat PET i W 437ED 10 TRADE OR SELL. several fins MARES in foal. Apply at stabio of W. a @ applied to purchase. TEAYICAN BR. R Co., on New Jersey avenue. Bs SA S & STAYMAN, > - Py. Yash. 7 ANTED—A MAL& COOE tor an Eating Aoase. teprotr 2229 Pensone - Washingtos:. | WAtioa san to dian up ant assist a = i s cs — | dress" AN’ at "ET GROCERIES. | iW | week, at Deautifnl accomplishment ; work, when taught. Call between the hot D—LADIES OF TASTE TO LSARN a of 9 ant $o’lock ail thi 5 14th st. nw. febl9 3t" CHOICE SHERRY. #2 per zaliou FIVE YEAR-OLD COMFORTER, $2.50 per xallon PURE NEW ENGLAND RUM, @1.75 per «allon Wn ALso is S1OnR— be A choice assortment of FRUITS. b as Florida Oranges. Bananas, Mal dress, Wi Grapes. MAN OM), in a safe and profitable business »h name, “Oid Inhabitant,” Star office. febl9-3t* : :KMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN Gi -A iL to do general housework in a family of four persons. SEWING | Was Enquire at 1221 9th st n.w. Also,a GIRL. for a short time ate FED —In exchange for the usa of a Piano, a suall FURNISHED KOOM | Beterences exchanged. Address “WW. M or as pariner, with Fuyptian Dates, kc. &c. At HOWARD'S, WANTED—T 80 FURNISHED ROOMS for can. | WW tteman, wife and baby a8 in rooms, in atrictl: y Private family (ho otuer’ feb19tmarl0 Corner Ithand L sts. nw. | poirders) for wl paid sixty dot [D#BIZD CHERRIES. ANTED_Sy a recpectable young woman, @ rderstan ater on thi ply 402 DRIED DAMSONS | YW SITUATION as chambermain aud seamstr ds cutting and fitting. A first-class oper’ «Wheeler & Wilsou sewing muctine. Ap- ‘Mass. ave. nw. DRIED PEACHES \ "ANTED—An exp’ erences, to repair and adjust ing Machines,to work six half ds; rienced MAN . With eo0d ref- tT kinds of Sew. 3 every week. irl, with water, fire aud, | Fs Ad- | _LADIES’ GOODS. ished or unfurnished, ROOMS, 1120 14th sk new. Moderate: references ex febt! 2 f—A few pleacant ROOMS. frunt and Gack, at ite. EOE DEALS. 98 ith st reuieate Transient Boarders accommodated. POR 'T —Two Unfurnished ROOMS on second floor, witb use of bath room: rent low to perms nent tenant Apply 2000 13th st nw. it OR RENT—HOUSE 949 T st. nw ; new, attrac tive, cosy, and convenient to cars; ‘bay window, eicht roome; every improvement aud every way de- sirable: #25 per month. Key at febl9 RENT The vi L, situated acthe corner of Pennsylvanis ave. and 3d #t.; possession viven Ist of April. Apply at 302C st. LW. febid 6t (ENT —Furni hea or unfurnished part of a HOUSE, centrally located; t-rms reasonable; oe exchanyed. Apply at 105 2d st. n.w. el FOR PENT Cheapest HOUSES in Washington: new Bricks, seven rooms, hot and cold water; near lth sireet cars and Rugis’ Market; B15. EA. McINTIRE. 918 Fst. nw. Fe RENT—Nos. 24 and 38Tst. ne, at $25, and No, 2012 Lith st. n.w., at 830 per mouth. Each house has 10 rooms and all modern improvements. Inquire 8. RB. BOND, 321 4% st. febl8-Iw* 'OR RENT—A three-story BRICK, 907 Let. n.w.; . eleven rooms aud large cellar; in thorough re: pair: modern conveniences, and within tw squares of five street railroads. Apply next door, 909. £18-3 FOR RENT Two lance communicating PAR- LORS, water and as, on second floor, south front, unfurnished. A number one Virxinia caterer to serve meals in the house; reference exchanged. BQ 0k RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE for the summer, f om March Ist Apply Ha h st. el K 2 Fo KENT—503 E et.n w: ll rooms; mo tern im- provements, $40 ‘This house has been putin = 2 ED APPL ess, with’ particulars, 8. ity Post of- | periect order. "THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th DRIED APPLES | Address, with’ particulars, 8. BI. A, City Boat of bet a A : JANTED About the Ist of March, part of a | {OR RENT—At low prices to qood tenants all PRUNES NV ANirnished MOUSE bas mcraniaren tare ict |B Guoaeen pasate £9 Kod tenants, al ~ | where thereare no children. Please adiress, etat- | st. nL, thie latter for sale cheap. JOHN SUe DATES j wb location and terms, “Housekeeping.” Star of | MAN & CO.,8t. Cloud Building." febli2w_ |? ‘ feb18-3t (OR FAL few vacant LOTS on Towa cir + : i HOUSI and money advanced to build; also, severa FIGs pees Rea eae ea ve SEU? | nousrs for ‘ssle in same locality. JOSEPH G. . % | tenant first-class. Se OURS for gale or HESTER, 619 7th st. febl2tr : 2 : | exchange near city. J. ©. HOUSE, eae t® | POR RENT—Two HOUSES, 607 and 609 New Jer- JOHN WH. MAGRUDER nia avente. a iebiite ney ave, now. 10 rooms each, modern improve. ; . ERERD=L Gea tents, in good repair_and fing yards; rent. to su! G45 FIXTURES. | Sx mice rooms, water and mW. feb7-Im I Lith and C \ The finest and largest stock ot ee GAS FIXTURES EVER OFVERED FOR SALE IN THE CITY THE BEST AND CHEAPEST ne. oth gi "ANTE | cach and every kind. | where. Renting and repairin; and Machines very cheap. as. Apply Goal Oftice, ts, 1.W. . Ply febs13-1m Tt will stock of ay tte examine our com for leas money than else. @ specialty. A ‘MchENN fei ir ATHER BEDS to RENOVATE, at mi 5 616 Louisiana avenu: it ntee entire satisfact W ANTED—Everybody to GARD PHOTC- iVEni ensene the ckiro sat ee a ye We ean 2 Soren ts ama PLO E. Pr. BROOKS, TURES, 25 cents, at DODGE'R, 487 Pa. ave., bet 456 febis tr Concoras Burepine, isth Sr. and 6th ste. Oct5-17w* 1, °°. LApDieEs. ture t CHINA GLASS, ALABASTER, &e, kc. 1 CHAGE'S. yANTED—MOTHS and other insects in furni- ‘0 exterminate by superheated steam, at Upholsterer, 616 La. avenue. sug3l-ly | Inended with rivets and warranted to stan , ANTED—EVERBODY TO KNOW that Smox, TWEEDALL, Jr., $40 Est now. Can be seen a Chimneys are cured or no pay, at W. D. wy. a lock m. References furnished. f VILL'S, 452 ylvania avenne. ne ¢ MACHINES. We have | Nee RENT—A FARM. in Maryland, on Marlboro . Road, containing 100 acres; 3% miles from Washington. Inquire of Mra) TRIMBLE, 706 E st. Be. Ja 0-4w* ENT—Handsomcly furnished PARLOR and BEDROOM, or BEDROOM mnay be rented sepa rately, at 1122 11th street n.w. ; references exchans- ed. jan2) FOR SALE Several swali HOUSES in diffrent parts of the city; smail cash and monthly pay- ments. Procure homes of your own. jsn24-1m WM. F. HOLTZMAN, 1321 F st n.w. (}OK RENT—Elexant ROOMS, en suite or sinele, at moderate rent. No. 1027 Vermont avenue, near McPherson square. Jan2l-Im* FOR, RENT Furnished PARLORS and BED- BOOMB, and ROOMS furnished for bousekeep- ing, and several emal] BEDROOME. 854 Pennay!- vanis avenue, corner 436 st. marit-12 BOOKS. f ANT NEW W DIE Laut Muiler’s Origin and Growth ot Relivion....... ane Boyesen’s Ga-the and Schiller. TS. Cash paid. PREME COURT SORIP, SOL- * ADDITIONALS and LAND’ WAK WILLIAM H. BECK, cor. ‘aye. ana oti st. nov6-4m* 7 ANTED—PRIVATE PUPILS or OLASSES in W Akin. Mathenate ig ic8, Rhetoric, Lowi. Commercial Products of the Sex Point, Anna] or Collegiate preparation. Terms Historical Epvlish moderate. ow ELEN . That Let. nw. Oall before 11 8. m.; after 4 p.m. novatr All the Inte Hi braries. n Square Lt | 14 0% | WANTED Fine URHOLSTERY WORK experience. Goods, ke. at lowest prices E, 616 Louisiana avenue. +19 years mew augSliy ” METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE, JAMES J. CHAPMAN, (Successor to Solomons & Chapman,) -A perfect and TaD ket ant clean _cepy of the frst EVENING BST. for which & See Paes feb te 911 Pennsylvania ave. *LECAMPANE AND HOARHOUND | ‘ COUGH DROPS Are the most pleasant and efficacious remedy for COUGHS, COLDS AND ALL I ITATIONS OF THE BRONCIAL TUBES, bate Clearing the throat and strenxthening the voice. They are being used by thousands with the very best results. They are put up in half pound packaxes for naw. 4 APY “E, McG.” ARTHUR NATTANS, Corner 14th ana I and 94 and D sts. n.to febl7-tr No. No. 1358. turn to G. REFINED CIDER. | aN K Sz. sale at low prices in Barreix, Kexs ana Rent, with les, by SAMUEL C. I Also, Transi PALMER, 4 and L streets nw. A liberal rewara will be paid to the finder at 1027 12th st. OST—At the charity ball, IQUE BANDRERCHIEF OST—On the ev 4 BLACK DOG, hav: | whitestreak on left hip and on forehead. aoa lie answers to the name cf “Rover.” Tac A suitable reward will be given for hisre- | accommodated. Mrs. SMITH. OARDING.—Handsous suite or sin: exchanged. pair of cold EYE GLASSES, between K Masonic Temple, an with the initials A suitable rewara embroidered on it. I be viven if returned to No. 1101 13th street febIs-2t" ing of Febrnary 1ith,a large wx white feet and febl KRAFFT, 18th and Pa. av. tt 1014, 127H sT., NEAR CoRNER OF N. W.—Pleasant Farnished ROOMS to BOARD: Transient and Table Boarders eb5-29 ei geherey ROOMS, en ile, with first-class TABLE BOaRD. ders accommodated. References 612 9th st. n.w. and 206 F st. n.w. febl-ly jent Depot 57 Greene street, {LEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, with first- 4 class BOARD for transient arties at 8150 and febitte $2 per aye at Ts. coe Se Caen evi tuunediately Treasury, White House, an - ~ State, Navy and War Departments “Hozular Board (PATLoRING DEPARTME! ‘Na’ at very reduced prices jan29-Im* Liberal discount made on all Winter Goods or be w.a.TeeL, | Chinco' 935 Pennsylvania ave, | x J OTICE. feb9-3t* OR SALE—One or both of or saddle. aire NAILOR'S Livery Stable, 1390 E st. n.w. FOR SALE Tne at_ ALLISON a pair of excellent ue PONIES, Good for hai Ign Fo. 64 LE—A complete BOTTLE WASHING PERSONAL. ASTHOLOGIST.— Mrs. Dr. ELLIS, 805 Penn. Sylvania avenue. If you would know the truth, consult the Doctor in all things, Office hours from Be. m toy Po _ fobStap13 _ AVING DETERMINED TO OLOSE UP MY JEWELRY BUSINESS, I offer all iny Stock at ri this 4 LIBBEY, 437 thet. eee gable TP Wosces WITHOUT PUBLICITY in various courts. Success guaranteed. Advice free. MUN- RO ADAMS, Att'y, 194 Broadway, New York. jan25-m,wke,lm 188 H. W. MOSOHKE, Nunsr, graduate from the New England Hospital for Nurses, Bos- ton. 621 13th st. nw. jan22-1m* Mess PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to } the responsibility of People, with abstracts of Hens on real estate. 506 10th st. n.w., 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Always in before 9 and after 4." janl1-2m* MADAME BOSS, the roliabic Olairvoyant and As- trologist, Has REMOVED to No. 19 9th st. s.e, between East Capitol and A sts., Capitol Hill; ¥ st. cars stop within half square of House. Fifteen years in Ws city attest the fact that this wonder- ful lady gives better satisfaction in all affairs of life than sny one in the profession: telle of, past life, present and future destiny; gives advice and assist: apr ing to business, love trouble call. Satisfaction nova7-ly D) inet articien tor beautifying ane see eering ae Booth “For enle by al arumrista 45 conte Der bok le 7 wiyen or no pay. _ PIANOS AND ORGANS. I ALLET DAVIS & 00.'3 PIANOS.—New styles of | JA these celebrated Pianos continually ar, Hvinx, for ale on easy monthly pi ments, AE iuyspring it. DW. and at lowest prices. Come and see . H. L. SUMNER, 611 Sth’ i. HNABE & Co.'s W WORLD-RENOWNED GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS, THE BEST MADB. Every Instrument fully warranted. Pi- anos and Organs from other celebrated fac- tories for sale, rent and 6: on the! terms. inducements for a oat [BAOH'S Piano Wi |OHEN] oa ABEROOMB, A few doors above Penn's ave. sty jan23-tr ALWAYS BUI 1 eee en re SGEARD GHOWNING TRIUMPH At the Exposition Universelle, Paris, 1878. G@. L. WILD & BRO., Sonn Aaxwzs, 743 Seventh street n.w. ‘and STANDARD OBGANS. PIAN = re MAGHINE. FINLEY & KOCH, 1205 Pennayi- Having determined to retire from the Lumber | ‘8¥!# avenue. Lents St business, we offer for sale at Wholesale prices, for very nice cash, our HORSE OOUPE. 2, stylish and kind roa ETRE: ENTIRE STOCK OF LUMBER, HARNESS. ‘Tie whole wall bo sold cla a e = for 7 copsisting of all sizes of Virginia Joist, Bcantling, | Crcsifon’ oo ent WM. W. CHAMBERS, ete., Georgia Pine Timber, all the grades and thick: hestes of White Pine; also. a lune sock of Dry. and Walnut, from one to four inches thick, and all the At Myer’s Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, between 454 ith streete, feb18-2t* other kinds of Lumber usually kept in a first-class lumber oF we Will sell ont entire, with good wil etc., to any one desiring to succeed usin the Imsiness. in the best location in the city, ®ith a lease of the premises. febl4-6t* KS SALE—Two ALDERNEY COWS and four DURHAMS, fresh-calved. Apply at B., FULTON'S Loan Office, 314 9th st. ct {Post& Critic] I All persons indebted toate will please call_and set- the ny one having Claims against us will present then: for settlement. OTS—On 12th, 1th and 9th streets northwest, J fe Diet Park and other suburban localities, on very reasonable terms. @. W. febl0-2w OOOPER, 330 4 st. FRANCIS MOHUN & SONS, avenne. {OBR SALE—A five-horse power UPKIGHT BOILER, in tion, at lees than half cost price, Apply at Republic office, 2101 Ps. first-class condition, feb16-7t BENSon's CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER IN ORDER NOT 418 A GREAT REMEDY. ‘This really wonderful article was inveated a3 an improvement on the ordinary porous plaster. Jon ns all the merit of the comon porous plaster, and in addition a new and powerful combination of ive vexetable ingredients which makes it not only nperior to other porous plasters, but to all other 1 WILL CONTINUE DUCTIONS Not TO CARRY THEM OVER. TO CA STOCK OVER, THOSE IMMENSE IN THE PRICES OF WINTER GOODS OR THE NEXT TEN DAYS ernal re Indioy liniments and the s9. ally’ and eHectively thax ths une | OVEROOATS * and effective! si AY ever devised. Neg ttan any siiue | OVEROOATS y E former! ITS CHEAPNESS. OVERCOATS now “88 formerly $13 A single plaster costa but 25 cents, and in many | OVEROOATS formerly ESTAnces, espe when : tended for children. it an be cut in two and tha Barts applied at difersnt tmes Its virtue is not exhausted ina day, it can be worn, taken off, and worn again, and this opera lion repeated several times. Benson's Capcine Po. s Plaster is specially recommended for the fol oWine ailments LAME BACK Wraksess OF THE BACK aNp Muscres, Krpy Disease, RUECMATISM, SCIATICA, LUMMAGO. ATS r or THE Hi FART, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, SUITS that were eUITS that were BUISS that were SUITS that were SUITS that were SUITS that were SUITS that were SUITS that were OOATS and VESTS. GOATS AND VESTS. STUBBORN AND NEGLECTED QoLDs AND CouGits, | OOATS aud VESTS. tae um Bisea CHILDREN cae: | COATS and VESTS. As WHoor Ne. Coven Ouprsany Coveits axis | OOATS 8nd VESTS. CoL”ps, axp Croup, (WHE! ED IN SEA 7 StAGhD), aSD Fou ALE Locan Aguus AES nee PARTALOORS. Or Youse on OLD. ann For such ailments as these it is warranted to be | BA NS old for 4.50, supetior any kuownteneds, ” HES told for 0 PANTALOONS sold for 00 ASK ANY PHYSICIAN. PANTALOONS sold tor 8150 ‘The remarkable merit of Benson's Capcine Plaster has been by phy: and chemists | ay, tue Prick Tickets Have Been MARKED everywhere, aud we recommend those who have doubts concerning the truth of the above state- Down you rats Gazar Site. iments to consult some reliable physician in their pre | cence clain'ed to be. . oo , BENSON'S ‘Tux Porvtan Oxorsren, CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER 1011 Pennsyleania Avenue, fobis-er Between 10th and 1th streets, imitations, and plasters having a similar sounding name. febs-s,w,1m,r Cuma. CROCKERY, FINE coruaes GD asp PLATED-WARE. A full Stock of Best Goods at Low Prices M. W. BEVERIDGS, } (Late Webb & Beveridge), | wis Fo. 1009 Pa. av. | times MBROHANT TAILORING H. D. BARR, ForMxntr or Katiy & Bana, ‘Will be found at GEORGE T. KEENS LISHMENT, No. 414 NintH STREST &. W. Will be pleased to see his friends at ali Gect-Suz FAMILY SUPPLIES. 5 POUNDS BUTTER, choice. 12 POUNDS LARD, choice. 8 POUNDS CHEESE. CLIFTON FLOUR, quarter. SUGAR HAMS, per pound... 8 POUNDS BUCKWHEAT.. O.R. WIXOM & CO, febll.2w 504 9th st. n.w. Nice Patent. 10 pounds Turkish Prunes. 75 10 pounds Breakfast Hominy. 25 Pine Apvle Cheese, per pound. 16 French Peas. String Beans a2d Mushrooms. Beet ee Giger, per ion... L Cy Best Sweet Catawba Wine, per gallon. i 1 pound Malaga Graves 20 cents; Oranses, per doz., 0 to 25 cents. Colgate & Co." ‘Tolet Soaps, fine assortment. 1S QHARE £ SON, febsitr tween Mand ‘TWENTIETH STRERT. TURKEYS OBIORENS, DUORG Hil Find FRESE BRC at rats PINS, BEEF, LAMB, MUTTON ay ices. Au Bind ‘Neaetables, at market eit Sots & BON. pie Post Office. Merketing delivered free of charge to all parts of NARD. C4SieyoserH 8. SESSFORD, who was for twenty years with Mn. Francrs Lasts, in the Look- ing-vlace ang Picture-fraine business, respectfully informs biefriends and patrons that he is now en- gawed at the Art and Picture-frame Establishment of Mp. H. N. BARLOW, 1225 Pennsylvania aveuue, where hie will be pleased to see the febl3-20 (TELEPHONES. FOR BUSINESS USES. SPECIAL OFFER—Our New Improved Double Coiled Metalic Telephone is the finest in the world, and the tistactory low priced instrument: With Sipetag ram Cail Attachment, made by practice mee chinists on scientific principles; warranted to work one mile, ‘unaffected changes in the wéather. We will send to one adi one sam- ple set, comp! two Telephones, two wainut heavy wire, at 20 per cent: discoume tort regular rates, rahich 4 instru. Searemtee all instruments sty telon pote reat we will re= will find rea etch, ta Bag aa For fund forall we arse tod when you write. KENT, WOODMAN & CO., feb5.col0t_95 Congress st., Boston, Mass. ASSUL- novil-ly NOG LPSUBIES ARE IvE 1d, and order some at 1427 ‘New York ave. OF = THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh streat. (Changes made Wednesdays aid Saturdays.) Three-Story Houses for Sale. Park Hotel, 7th et. road. : TAW125-795 Ithel mw. ed Bees U4th and Q sts. uw., mod. imps, 10 ra. 13,000 Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale. 1490 Pa. av. n.w., mod. imps. | 1354-1836 7th st. b.w., mod. i | 302 East Capitol st.. mod. imps, 9’rs. Ast st. Georgetown, mod. imps. 8 rs. 26th st. se., mod. imps., 7 rs........ 1110 10th st. n-w., mod. imps , 6 rs | 19th st. n.w..f. N22 ra... 913 20th st. now. fh, Tre. 824-826 Del. av. ne., 7 rs... Unimproved Property For Sale. T st, bet. 18th and 19th n w., per ft. M st, bet. 3d and 4% 8 w., per ft... Howard University Grounds per rm. New Jersey ave., bet. D and E se., par ft. Maine ave., bet. 3d and 4% at. a.w., por ft. ith st. bet. b and E n.e., per ft 10th st.’ bet. B and © n.e., per ft 133¢ st., bet. C and D s.w., per ft. Houses for Rent. Cor. 14th and F sta . fur.. mod. imps, 11 re.$125. 7 Stoddard st., Georgetown, fury m. i), 16 rs. 416 luth st. p.w., mod. imps., 20 503 G st. n.w.. mod. impe.. Ii rs. 813 12th st. nw. mod. imps., 10 Te. 1428 11th st. n.W.. mod. imps’, 10 re 719 294 et. n.w., mod. impa.,'10 rs. 1426 11th st. n.w.. mod. impa., 10 re. 803 E st. n.w., mod. imps.,7 rs. : Cottage on Meridian Hill, mod. imps, 12 ts 1162 Md. ave.,.s.w., mod. imps, 12 ra. 1222 13th st n.w., Moa. imps..'8 rs. New York ay. n.w., mod. impa., (0 Rhode Island ave.. mod. im; M6 aud £008 17th st. 0.W., 10 rs, 7th st. 8.w. 9 18th st.'8. 2 Toth st. n.' 9M: ryland a 135 8th etn. 100 Det. now. 15 Fst. nw. 5 rs 1435 N’st. n. 312,000 2000 Ors. 2 1 | 6 1 4000 Ls ave, store 2 02201 tables in rear 1750 L st. 915, 914, 916 and 910 2ist si. J issue on the Ist and 15th of each month's bulletin of all property for rent and sale on my books, which can be had on application at my offic, or will be sent by mail, if desired. Loans. 810,000, 82,000, 81,900, $1,000, at 8 per cent. f19-tr A. McINTIRE, i Reat, Estate Baowen, No 918 ¥ street, opposite Mason: Vor Rent. Tis Pa. av ,fur.$166-, btore 21 0 Inne dard st , fu nd O, far. di 1th and Pa. th and F Conn. ave. and 5 815 7th s.w. 1726 Vt. ave... 1604 10th now... 1119 29 Park Place 915 1104 68. . 57 7th, Geo’tn 1 Hope ave Bladensburg road 5 5 Stables 26, Tand8 For § T have alarge builetin of Honses and Lots for sale inall sections of the city. Parties dezirons of selling or bnying are requested to ive mi Loans NEGorrateD by E. A. Mc OR RENT— FOR BENT ir WARNER, . H. WARNE! 916 F street northwest. $1665 | 1845 7th st. n.w | 2701 K st. nw. 2020-22 14: st W Store 605 C nw. pert: w call. Tike. tr 25 D st. se. 313 C st. se. NJ. pt 18 V st. 1 302 6th at. rw. 8 1e"2 12th st. n. 64 935 Va. ave. sw. 2 515 Uth st. we. i 206 16. 12th st. nw. 5 1253 9 ore, It Est. nw. 15 1 1719 ‘Pst. vow. 5 15 1902 16th st. nw. 3 14 w. 0 e. ily § 4 2244p 4: BOs list all the houses I have for rent, towether with reports concerning the condition ef the real estate market 50.00 | I $50 A MONTH for ons year toany | [7 1D GLOVES. ng rekehip in any of the Depariments, | 1. PRICES 1 C. W., Star office. Fours 2c" Just received & fal Hemet ee hi, R SALE Oi bundinge seit iontted + well local dress P.L: HOAGLAN GENUINE MONOGRAM KID CLOVES, im New Sree Saapps, at follow ne Prices 2 BUTTE Uniontown, D.C ONEY TO LOA sto sf Ns a eo Tere, Pesce SA. 4 BUTTON #190 é sums at § and 9 per cont interest on od real es: | 6 BUTTON, $1.53 oi KID GLOVES P. PALMER . _febiSte 2107 Feet., vot. 11th and 12h ata | | youGLass’ ~ CONTINUATION of the GREAT SALE or LADYES' UNDERGARMENTS Another case of the TWENTY rive Ornt CHEMISE Opened this morning The larxest variety of best est prices, ever shown in this Nova Sr. 38", Nramiay BovaLass, J UST RECEIVED. (OR SALE In con noquence of the death or the proprie ibe sald cheap a corner Git GEIY STORE “an old stand and eatabiishen ake, Stock emall; rent low. A good business &® perton of smal! capital. corner of 3¢ and G si | (7 geRs i | Ul SURANGE | W the District. Address, stating location and iow est cash price (which must he moderate), CHE MIST, Star offi at a ToLISHt W AdTED Four live business MEN, with $1.0 to 400 cash; will give fall control of money in. ve-ted, ana sure profit of $25 to ¥50 per week. Cail on HULL, 490 8th st. p.w febis.2r* 10.000 TO LOAN, IN SUMp OF $1,000 AND UP wares, st 7 per cent , on first-class feal ost ate. CASSIN & EN febls-6t 1339 F st now., (econ TO Loay. MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Is Sums ro Suir, At 7 and 8 per cent s made garments, at low elty St. CLovy Beruore One case of WHITE FELT BONNETS. in Cot tae, Matinee, aud Qomo shapes, vary do g sirable Koods, 4 Ls0, Besutifa? line of White and © R O. BOLTZM BROIDERIES. febls¢r 10th a r Large lot of FLOWERS at 50 pert . The largest assortment GLOVES in the city, at! . MADAME M. Seng ee _febl2ar Nos. 621 and 6! et | M KS. SELMA KUPPERT, LADIES’ BAZAR, 614-Ninth st., Oy ite Patent OMoce - 1 Wash ton City, D-¢ at-Law, N: for rae S100 1 House nd wat Reosived New Noveities in FANCY WORSTED WORK and New Desixns for EMBKOIDEMING on | Linen and Mummy Cloth, with a Largn assortment of | MANTOWN and CE | THREAD, CANVAS. APPLIQUE an Bb NS. House un to exchanae luwestera ve . 7 *¥LINGS, TIES, LAc J. W. STARE | 4 uf 4 oot op f | . TRIMMINGS, BUTTO! edad eat | NOTIONS tn arwat variety TO LOAN AT 7 PER CENT. ON IM. | STAMPING promptly atte: D iroved city real ext Avent for Frank Leclic TYLER TERNS. ME. L. P. JEANNERAT. of 5B: snd ro Methow in Wartauton moved to her old stand, 1 avenue, between 1th and 12¢ Gait’e a icring that Handsome RES- Tassachusctts ave. at a NS GREEN, 412 7h ot z q welty store, where she is eell'ng off ndeome assortment of FRENCH BONNETS ANTE | and ROUND HATS rewardless of cost. ete V northwe lon of the city | werth 825 snd @30 now selling from €12 to 818. ‘cht or nin . With modern Tnyrove Orders vromytiy attended to. : ¥ S1.0m caah and $50 per month, DUWN: | aetenned ter Handsome wee celscres by ete EN, $12 7tn et feblt-lw ret in Paris jar 25-tay MONEY TO LoaN ON APPROVE BSEVE | DECEPTION BONNETS, | FINE MILLINKRY GOODK, | FLOWPRS and FLOWER @. LACE snd MUSLIN DR ARNITURES, ESSE: LACE GOODS IN GE VARIETY, CuaNcr to SpecuraTE IN | UNDERGARMENTS, J. BP. & C. P. OORSETS SUBURBAN LOTS | AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF DKESS TRIMMINGS, SILK DOLMANS, Erc., Ero. M WILZIAN, Penna. ave. We hold for mMepraTE sale 26 wel! located Lots | in Uniontown, D.O., belonging toa party i the country Muet be sold, Offers = | cone eae, ti y 907 ie perfect; No incumbrane: outs and CLOAES at covt to ame = FOR SALE i r <i Os Massacttserrs AVENUE Nowrawrst, | [ADEES' SHOES. A Anewand handsome ILroom Brick Dawilime, with Theres a ee Se ae TER BOOTS of my own mate, that I ror 1,000 Cast BataNcr to Sctr Peecwases closing ou . THOS. J FISHER & U0. J88 H. VERMIETA seeaat, febtate 1235 F s'reet northwest. eavbae On ose, Benth 8 OR SALE—HOUSE No. 1705 Let. nw.; in wood z = condition: recently papered and painted. Price AKE ATTRACTIONS td rine very reanonable. AG BRADLEY. R FOR THE LADIEA, one AT OH. RUPPELT'S, 403 7th strect m.v. Attorney-at Law, 470 Louisiana ave. BL: = ey Now in store a ificent stock of new and bean- VW ANZED Second hand FURNITURE in lots of | tiful Styles Emproidered Slippers, Slipper Gases from $5 to $1,000 worth. Addreas J. W. D., Star office. a febll-hn POR SALE —A STORE with a good post office.two nd Cushions, handsome desicns. ’ Fancy Worsted Work and Kuitted Goods of ‘all descriptions Ooms plete outht for Infants. Fine assortment of Mao- dwellings and twelve acres of finely cultivated | Zephyrs Germs Kode Ae arenming. | Bertie Terence eee Me tenes located in, the village | Germantown wool, the best quality and woud wel of Spencerville, Montgomery county, Md. ‘This is : ~ bormeees linge ef Uses or four heated Latebiteste ine Hag lowest prions, aod the most astractive stock of vrosperous country, and best stand in the state, Now doing a nice business. Also, an excellent locs- ion for a good physician, For full particulars and price apply to W. E. BURFORD, Keal Estate Broker, febt2w ____708 E street now. [MBRACE THE OPFORTUNITY WJ) COMFORTABLE HOUSES, EASY TERMS. LONG WIME, NIN TREET AND FRENCH STREEY NORTHWEST. The Citizens’ Build'ng Company offer to all who tetire to be their own landlords a few of those new, veat, comfortabl well-built TWO-STORY HOUBES recently erected on French street, between @ and 8 and 9h and 10th streets n.w., containing 6 rooms, bath room, latrobes, ramges, aud all the mod- Th limprovements, sorte inder the entire house. ESO, TWO THERFE-STORY HOUSES on 9th, near R street n.w., 11 rooms, bath room, ec. ; all modern mrrovements. These houses should be seen to be appreciated, vein in One of the best locations in the city; butlt a the best manner, under tie supervision’ of @ mui}ding committee aud best architects; convenient +o three street railways. ‘These houses can be prchased npon a small cash ayient and long time on deferre payments. They t for almost enough to eqtiulize the deferred pay nents. Open for inspection daily. For price, terais, Se. apply to B. F. BIGELOW, het at Natioral Bank of Repabile. {OR SALE—A new eizitroom BRICK HOUSE, with fine dry. cellar, rae, latrobs heater, rast bath, hot and cold water. and water closets; in hoe, ‘thoroughly modern house, for $2,500. (which 1s creat barwain, AUiiy fo Mt Mt. ROBREE eS real ply No. ith street. _ febstr be found in the cit: Dont forge the nate and place. 2 On. BU @9-No Baancu Stone BUUTS AND BHOES. _ BAVE A GOOD WOMAN'S PEI re W Goat But. Shoe at $1.50, worth #2 | Good Ladies Curraco Kid But,, worked! $1.50, th stroct mae. Bovs0sm holee, $1.56; sold tor $2.50, Splendid Miss Peb. Goat and Kid But. formerly 82. Good School Shoes, But. School Shoes, all leather, 85c., worth $1 Children’s Schoo! Shoes, 50, 60, r, 75 cents, nd 75c..very xood Good House Slipper, Baltimore iake, 50 cents. Great Bargains to be had at SELBY'S, 1914 and 1916 Pa. ave. ir Justh's Heel Protectors given in. febléte T®= MENDOUS BARGAINS: P PREVIOUS TO RECEIVING BPRING STOCK OF throughout the country. Call and get acopy. tr OR RENT— - 1610 Corcoran st, n. 13.00 1683 8a et. n.w. 11.00 Apply ton Di RRR he roa fAl p) s febe.dt 1921 F street FOR SALE. Several two-story Press Brick Houses, in all parts of the city, having from six to eight rooms, and all modern iniprovements, that can be eold froma 81,000 to 82,600 by paying $200 cash, the balance monthly. Also a. rest many fine Houses very cheap, an rable Lots at all prices to suit the customer. — Call snd p00 BURSORD. Estate Broker, Jan23-tr 708 E et. nw. FOR SALE. 831 11th st. g.e., lot 14x80. 941 Rhode Island ave., m 424 9th st. n.w., house and store.. 000 Honses and*Lots for sale in all sections of the city. AUG. A NICHOLSON, Real Estate Broker, Lenox Building, corner 7th and G st, Jan23-tr Room No. 2. PROFESSIONAL. SOMETHING NEW — Torxisa Bars.—A great luxury. Oertain cure for chills and fever, coughs, colds, rheumAtiem, &c. 509 Est. n.w., near Judi uae No connection with Mra. Dr. Shedd. Dr. H. L. BOVEE. HH. DU! DENTIST, 423 7th street southwest D) eewonu D and E ctrecte Bonnets oe Ee oe febl-1; of Teeth, 88; Tosth filled, #1; without pain. 60 centa ‘All ox ranted. ~ her. I.w.; Win. Ballantyne &. street northwest) = 428 7b Son a2 p= J. B. GIBBS, DENTisz, BEMOVED TO 703 i5tH Smarlly Over Thompson's 2 Govotes ner sittntion to the wants of Ofte care Tee PS Sethe taalss ee OT — B GAI 4 eg 500 MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA FARMS SO) CAITEES Ane a os for eae OF exchange, situated around the ‘ity. of Washington; vantages of settled “ouinnity; wood markelss food water: call or send for catalogue, &c. ae a 33 ins: HEILBURN, climate; MAIN & ton, D.C. ie CH JEWELRY. We offer inducements to cash purchasers in cae all kinds ie s¢ BROS., No. 125 Pa ave. nw., Washing. Jant4 No. 402 Seventh Street, 81GN OF—Taat OLD Woman oF INE, FINE JEWELRY, WATCHES, GLOOKS, DIA- ih MONDS SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE, FRENOH AND AMERIGAN Ponte Rent peed Gaiters... def prin EOUES AND BRONZES, 20, | Peed Sa te = 1g Atprivate sale. aadies’ fine French Heel Buttons. Py TEIN 7 Beat Side Lace, a ° 225 = eae walla White Bia Shipiars. 139 Loss ann MMISSION BROKERS, Ladies* Gost Jandi-tr Northeast corner 10th and E ata | jiope Bins uae Butt id 0 REAL ESTATE OWNERS.—Desiring to in. E*) crease my list ot property for the inspection of febl2tr buyers, I would call the attention of property own. |) ————————___ — —— ‘Te having improved or unimproved Beal Extate in AN IMMENSE SLAUGHTER thls (City. or in the Gonnty, for Sale or Bxchanan, ar ney 2 Gon = aoe aan From present indications fain ineiinel tne ESERSEEVANIA AVEREE that there will be considerable activity in real estate ‘M: AM ROBRER, within a few months, THE GREATEST BARGAIN JUST RECEIVED Beal Estate ee ¥ROM ONE OF THE LARGEST AUCTION Jani8tr 618 7th etrect. HOUSES IN THE OOUNTRY. __ HOTELS. WiLLarp's HOTEL. We Witt Name a Few Prices Beuow Men's Calf Boots at $2; former price $3.50. Men’ Heavy Kip Double-rolc Boota, 81.75 i i | price $3.50.” Gents’ Dress Boota, $1.25 | mer price £2.60. | An immeuse lot of Gents’ Garters, from 1 upto &4. _,youths’ Boot, 100-13,at 50.cts. a pair. Youths’ Bay State i at 6 cts. a pair. A large lot Ladies’ Rippers, with or without hisel Bt 3B cts. Ladies’ Kid Lace, Baliimoreamade, af | At the above hom nd the largest asrort. ment of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's Shoes in the city, stastoni-hine low prices Ladies’ and Children’s Kkubbers at 26 cts a 3 A pew line of 5-ceut Shoes Just reeeived at th GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, | excaetehcckerzoes oom sun of the aur febRiy L. RICHOLD, Prop NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania avenus. PREVIOUS TO TAKING AN ACOOUNT OF STOCK, 1 WILL BELL ALL MY FALL AND WINTER GOODS AT PRIME GOST A FEW QUOTATIONS. Lacien’ Pebble Gust Button Boots. Ladies’ Ouscom tade Gost Button, Ladies’ Custom wade, N: Check top Button Tadiee’ Ouaion made Gost Lace hee’ Our mi vat Ladies’ French Kid, Box Toe, Buti ‘This favorite Hotel, having been thoronghiy reno- vated, palnted throuvhout, and entirely refur- “ished, '8 now open for the reception of guests. nov20-tt rion. ied favors of iy. Orrtzens' ARMY & Biv Mencnamr Tainos. erlitr «7 Basicine. REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF STERLING SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS. rectation in the price of eil intro- | auctlon of improved machinery inant eee, | patterns of Silver achinery, -pable us to offer all the latest Spoons and Forks of oJ ry Biue, pocenccemmmecmnns mi Segcesseues es