Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1879, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON TUESDAY Febraary 2 CROSBY 8S. NOYES... Editor. ihe BOOK STO! vith, an eunice naw evoke has re-opened lA Cerany. (formerly with Wm. ars | AY rect northweet, | i Average sworn Daily Circulation over 17,800—being @ much larger bona fide, regular and permanent circulation than that of all the other daily vapers im the city added together. To Correspondents. Letters \dreased to the Hagager St Tar ee accordi No thelr | tenor, ot — name. ane 2 ‘cour, on account of ab. ab | wr Oieicis: ote. shomid tn all cures, be rable | . te the order of Tam EVENING Stan NEWSPAPER Sompasy not to that of any individual 6@_ Aponymous commun! ions not read; re- seri] not returned The “Pivotal State™ Interviewed. ‘The work of interviewing public men upon the next presidency has already commenced and will probably be kept up with activity from this time out. The New York Hera/d opens the ball with the | egation of that state. which that paper claims | is the real “pivotal state” of the Union, de- spite t k about Pennsylvania and Obio. George A. Bagley. republican, 22d district, | titnks if the question of the republican presi- | dential nominee “is one of choosing a eandt- | date on the ground of expediency. ts the coming man; then the name of James G. Blaine unquestion- | jy leads the list. He wonld give to t too. * John st and Blaine Is a strong candidate the man who can carry New York In mtial en is Vice A. Wheeler, Wiliam H. with district, ts a "anda friend of Senator Conkling. He says | leant is his man. We can’t carry | southern state without General Grant, ht to break the solid southern line Now, General Grant can carry and South any named aut minate Grant. or lican, ‘h district, say nt is su strong man aud that Mr. Blaine will make “an invincible candidate.” James W. Covert, democrat, 1st district, regards Tilden as having the vantage points tn his or in the state. S. Cox, dem- | Ocrat, 6th district, “excused himself from an tnterview, alleging that his time was altogether | taken up in advocating the census bill.” Jere- miah W. Dwight, republican. »sth district,thinks | Grant is probably the strongest man in the Benedict. di q district, | Tilden fs the surest man for the democ- racy to win with, Solomon Bundy, republican, 2ISt district, isof the impression that Blatne will | be the coming man of the repub! party,— | that he is nearer the hearts of the people than | any man inthe party. Jobn H. Camp, repub- | | | | garty, bui that it will not be necessary to take | i inna’ 42.50; Bedouin, Tribes of the Rusieatest by bim mp; that “Mr. Blaine {s as good a leader as the republican party could desire, and the im- | pression stiil exists that he was not fairly dealt | with at Cincinnati. Assuming that Mr. Conk- | ling is not a candidate, after Blaine come Was1- | burne and Sherman.” The views of sea | Eickhoff, democrat, 7th district, “could ny i obtained. Kirke Hart, demtuy rat. Ls istrict, thought Tilden would be re- | nominated for the Presidency, “but té be | elected he must again be elected goveruor of | the state.” Abram S. Hewitt, ocrat, 10th district. “had nothing to com: N. Hungerford, republl district, no views upon candidates.” A.B. Jones, repub- | Hean, 19th #listriet, says Conkling is out of the | race; that Grant has a strong name, nd the conduct of the southern people may so exas; ate the republican statesmen as to make it al- | most necessary tocall him again to the high | oftice which he filled with consummate abili for eight years.” John B. Ketcham. republican, {| isth distriet. « modestly declined to express his views. It ts known, however, that he bas | unbounded confidence tn General Grant.” E.,G_ Lapham, repubilcan, 27th district. says | Grant seems to be the coming man for | fhe republicans. D. N. Lockwood. demo- | €rat. 28d district, was of the opinion that as New York 1s the pivotal state the democratsin | the state should not allow personal preferences | to have anything to do with the course p tn the coming election. Anson G. McCoo! publican, sth district, “stands by General Gr: to renew the enthusiasm and victory o| and 1872 In the Presidential election of 1850." S L. Mayham, democrat, 15th district, thinks Mr. ‘Tilden would certainly be a strong candidate | for governor, but whether he would be as | strong outside of New York as in the State he has “‘reasonable doubts. ‘nolas Muller, democrat, 5th district, “declined to be inter- viewed.” George W. Patterson, republican, 33d | district, thinks Blaine has greater advantages a popular candidate then Grant. J. H.Starin, | republican, 20th district, “ was not prepared to express views upon the subject.” Martin I. ‘Townsend, republican, 1ith district, thinks Grant, Blaine, Sherman, or Evarts, may be the man, but that he has lived so-long tn this | world that he had “learned ite folly of building Presidents in the air.’ Andrew Wil- liams, republican, Isth district, thinks if | the convention were to meet in March Grant would undoubtedly be nominated: and sees no reason why he should not have a third term. B. A. Willis, democrat, 11th dis- trict, says: “If the wishes of the rank and tiie of the party are regarded and the work of | schemers is thwarted, Allen G. Thurman will doubtless be heartily supported by the state of New York, and if nominated would have no difficulty in securing its thirty-five electoral votes.” Fernando Wood, democrat, 9th dis- trict, does not indicate his preferences, but hopes the strongest and most available men in the party will be selected. It will be seen that so far as an expression of opinion is reached as to the views of the Con- gressmen of the pivotal state, Grant has a shade of preference on the republican side, though Blaine follows very closely; while on the democratic side T:lden has the lead, though 4 the endorsements of him are by no means en- thusiastic, and are coupled with a good many | “ifs” and “buts.” Thurman gets one vote and Vice President Wheeler one. —___~++-____—_ Mr. Blaine, with his fertility of resourcesand skiliin handitng facts and figures, has made the most of a bad cause tn working up the Cht- nese panic, and in defending the bunkum po- iitical-capital raid upon the immigrant China- men; but he has somehow overlooked some very essential data in the question. The N. Y. Tri- bung calls his attention to the figures showing the exact number of Chinese coming to and going from the United States for the six months ending with December last. From these it ap- pears that the total of Chinese arriving in that time was 1,955, while the number leaving the country for home was 4,646; in fact that more than double as many Chinese are leaving as are coming. At this rate it will be some time be- fore Mr. Blaine’s fearful picture of the country overrua by the hordes of dissolute pig-tails, and American toll ruined by Chinese free labor, will be realized. The oppressed tobacco raise! S, dealers and consumers of the country, the story of whose woes has moved Congress to reduce the tax on that article, may console themselves, amid all the dimicuities of their present hard lot, with the reflection that they are fortunate in living im this country instead of Germany. Bismarck is firm in his determination to ralse large rev. enues by a taxation of tobacco as high as can be borne. Where nearly every one Is a great tobacco consumer, as in Germany, there is of course much opposition to any such plan. But Bismarck ts tikely to come out ahead this time, and the German votaries of tobacco may as Well put that fact in their pipes and smoke It. views of the congresasional del- | why Grant | but if it ts to be sentiment, | -am- i known since | epublican, 16th district. says Grant | Fre B PER CENT. | BONDS. | Por eale at lowest rates by the NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANE, Opposite Treasury Department. | puac ‘K KID GLOVES, | EMBROIDERED BACKS Dress and Street | W. 8. TEEL, | feb2str 935 Pennsylvania ave, | WeB LENT. Columbia Boned Herring. Boston Oodhsh Bape nan Laddie Holland Crown Herring... Columbia River Salmon. ‘ish Chowder. | Mountain Trout. Fried Sea Tront. Canned Deviled. bs. Sardines in munare, ines in Tomatoes. tard ines—Noel brand—oniy 82 per dozen. And many other seasonabie delicacies just received. | B. W. REED'S SONS’, Tiaported and Dom Tab'e Luxuriea. feb28-tr APIG F street. pes ser™ SILKS ONLY 81.50 A YARD I have to-Cay received one of the cheapest lots of SIL Kiever shown th this city. This is a Genuine BONNETT ou, ato a van ons who ar familiar with the brands o| | | Be that Bonuett's are the very best Silke inti: | world, and we do not believe they have ever before ! been offered at this low price. NOLLY'S. Manave Ber.prse. feb25 tr T1th st. and Penna. ave. ia FURNITURE! THE HaND3OMEST STOCK OF FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY | OF ALL THE LATEST STYLES, aT F. KBRUTINA'S WAREROOMS AND MANUFACTORY. Nos. 96 and 98 East Houston st., N.Y. | cot All woods warra ERS’ PRICES. Va BOOKS AT BEALL'S BOOK- ‘ORE.—Perry’s History of the Church of Enz- - WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. LADIE GOODS. AmsEDe SCTUATION for (gl aS ad, ra of ‘OB RENT—Twodesirable = oUaES | ‘Mos. OR, RENT — one. Bvaey, VAND, ND HARNESS. Boexy an = I iD Gloves, = iW housework eh | WQS SES gue One. boteenn ath on es Noe a8 K at. wae 8 ca tre THE LOWEST dren, at 1019 5 Rew Jersey aye. Dw. Ey Inquire S15 Oot as feb25-3t* a rats ae Ei nue Tae ive “ reouta tes datas | dust recetved o1 fa tive A sa i > : if = = any Rind that will pay ‘me : NUIN Wwe ANTED A COPYIST, a young Bnplovaaat Poa RENT—Art 411 are, St xy. Three Te 3800 in hand esé “Wash,” al pay OGR aw KID ? GLOVES, 4 | temporary: ? Rdaress Oa A... Star office. | large unfurnished BOOMS, Guird floor, $10. feb26-st UDENGE. NARTED_A Gesirabie miodera 2 RES e | W4NTEDA PARTNER ER with 3 email ey jo | POR RENT The very OR RENT. for Improved or on Uataernen Sree ar. established bus: Address t Pennsslvani 3d et; 45 ” % proved ‘a. Hy Foti |v eli ved Tee piper ei ‘Apply > eo Cnt. Reus ees aoe betow., aces ma i —_ toPs ae a8. A BAI a ne & CO | W ANTED—A GOOK and HOUSE scree : alto, a trusty white WOMAN. Keleren - ASS red. Apply at 1412 Hat n. ANTED- 4 Ereue wirl lady’ ers De ist from Paris wishes | maid, or wonla teach ‘self useful, ois pa pay 6 ‘No commissions. feb25-9t” | W ANTEO—. Einoad WOYAN to cook, wash and | iron ins small family Must come well re. | cemmmmended. . 2k 4M at, bot. DHL and | aan 4NTED—A white GIRL able to do — 2ousework for a family of seven. Keferences required. Liberal waxes paid. None but che best need apsly. 1710 Massachusetts ave n.w. feb25-2t" | W ANTED—By a young colored man, a SITOA ‘TION ge waiter in private family of boarding | house: with wood reference. Pease call or address .» Btar Oo W ANIED—A- SILENT PARTSER with ao | cesh capital aa,tue Joan of #50u for one pear Le invested in ol Wy Sec rity given. Address D. E, Stas omtice 29.0 ot ANTED— Eoin Geman | UAINTANGE of an Anvorscan c a | tor the mutual traction. Of oth laneuases, Cad: dress EXCHANGE, Sisr ofli e. 1t* W ANTED, Two oF tnrce comforiabiy, fornishea KOOMS for light housekeepins, by a fauily, Answer immediately. Aduross T Ei Star oflice. NTED EMPLOYMENT at anything in one | of the departments, for whivh a mouthly por | ccrtave will be paid as long as retained. Aim 3 in cbanie. Iu confidence. Address Box Les .of fice, W NTED—Two white WOMEN, one to cook, | wach and iron, ths other to do housework and wseist with washing and ironing. Keferences re. \g EVER Apply at No. 10 8th st, ee | ws ANTED ‘A <o01 COOK, who will assist a ! and ironing. | Also, a OH Mg | MAID, whois a'gooa, neametre ues Detore Sand ates 6 t mendations required. App! O'clock, at No. 18 Lafayeths Sanare, tabs Wh TED—A chiid’ URSE and two CHAM. 1 BERMAIDS,who thoroughly understand their | business and can bring wood recommendations. ly linmediately 825 Vermont ave., opps on Hotel, ANTED- MEN of moderate means seeking a ‘ood. lucrative and permauent cash business, tigate aud see an article of intrinsic sale in every, poset Nothing ‘Like it in market. H.C. BUBTMAN. Tromout Honse. Feb2-31" established business. 8 .tis et | househeep ine | is some furniture in hou: | Fe, REN’ feb25 eoft a RENT — BRICK HOUSE, nine room m. bat room, dry cellar, and brick stable; 1225 Sth at. n.w. Key next door (north.) feb25-3t* FOR BENT FARM near railroad station. twelve milea from Washington; ood house ard bnild- Address H. L., Star office. ings and plenty of frait. feb25 3t poR REN{—Fxow Manow Isra—No. 1222 11th t. Liv. a ver: peeavle nous: Apo WORMSTEDT feb: OR RE eis ; BRICK HOUS taining nine rooms and larve store room (with bake 17 stable; No. 612 7th at. 8.w. ots low. Apply 625 Gth st. ew. feb25-3t" (OB RENT —Nise room HUUSE, over V & Walton's Drug Store, 1921 Pennayly: nue; modern improvements: newl ay painted an: papered : $40. Tuquire of 1 UTTRELL& WINE. POR RENT “Shree large con municating ROOMS on third floor, unfurnished ; suitabie for house- keeping. Aiso, two larxe communicating PARLU&S d floor. A number one Virginia caterer to a in the house. Heferenees exchanged. For BENT ER. and water. No. Ver Key next Apply. to owner, at No. 1311 Vermont ave feb2ist* Fok RENT. To GENTLEMEN Ost and: somely-furnished BEDROOM, at 1219 H streo:, Priee tome 813; to two, B18. Alay be seen been eae door. nue. TOR 3 Fithaing torre avene: (oppo: Cftice,) as lowas $4 per month. No in the city. Two new 7-room HOUSES, corner of 1sth and B sts.s w. Also, one House on ie Céts sw. All modern improvements. BARKER. 1228 Bet. e.w. feb24-3t* —Two pleasant and very coi RNISHED ROOMS, sultaile for Price satisfactory. chit street fobnaee® hat desirable HOUSE, mode: n improvements; dry cellar. Pos- “hIst or 10th. Kent moderate, There ‘or which no additional charge will be made. Aj ply 929 L st. nw. feb24 3v" wo well furnished ROOMS, withor without board, at house No. B st. n.w.’ Terms reasonable. Apply on the premises, Setween 10 session m.and 12 FOR BENT From March Ist, centrally Tocatea | 416 10th at, n.w.. mod. im BOUSE, in vicinity of Patent, Post Oifico, 1480 Corcoran et, tod. imps, 1078. 40.00 care, No. 729 Sth st. n.w.. containing | 813 od. imps, 10 rs, 40.00 modern improvements Inquire No. bh at. tos at W., mod. iraps., 12 rs mw. HANDS. 7 ANTED—Two SALES LADIES for a fan: uilllinery store. Address A., Star oflica. ‘Te ESK, with use of Libr: di law offics, Address hity Post office. TANTED—A SITUATION byayounesinitodo | chamberwork and take care ofa child of Go best of city reference. 215 K st. n.w. fe24-2U* 111] Pennsylvania ave. feb24.2t V V plain sewing. Can give the Apply at present employer’: ) ANTED—Tuner Senvants—A COOK, willinc to assist in Nashing -a Housemaid and Laun- Gress or Housemaid and Seamstress; a MAN as dri- yer and dining room servant. Only the beat need Ey Address, with good refere SMALL, vite ft AMILY, Star offloa nS MAbag Here Lady Anne Blunt, $2.50; The (1 aErenES Question from a RB. W. of view, by Judxo, Hughes, o' 1.2 9 Statesman's Year Book for 1879. $5.50. Fanny Kemble’s Records ofa Girlhood, Demonoi and Devil Soncure’ Dy Couns ay, 2 ¥ ‘All the new Bi: received a8 s00n as published. A choice stoc! the finest Stationery to be had in the city New | styles of Dinner Cards just received febQeit of | W AXZED—To Best Nicely furnished ROOMS, i sitting room al room, en suite, { Double Room. At 1207 @ st. n.w. W ANTED- BEOVS, for the U. 3 board the U. 8. ship Sarato: yard. Boys must be between 16 a1 years old, i and must be accompanied by patent or guard: febz2-4t | MAGier fis | DEVIL'S BOTTLE! Bottle! Stands up or lies down | only, and can instantly be wiven | A Startling, mysterious trick, f! Isit Magic or Demonology? | TRICK CARDS! | A bewildering and extraordins~ uciral per. | hit formance! 9 Deuces; the iy ck cards. he | wank. and quick rh? spots! | | fantly be handed to any ouefor | Astounding, Mysterious and | 3 nts. closest ingo Wondertul! ‘THE MAGICIAN ee REEOR IST'S | GUIDE: 100 pax > solving “a: Davenport Rope Tying Trick, and '1,600 other Tricks in Magic. O'MEARA'’S MAGIC feb24-6t GOB 5th street. PpBEmrcs HAIR & GOODS. cep Gb of BRAIDand SWITCHES from 81. 50, it from $2.50, our own make and warranted Also PUFFS. OURLS, SARATOGA etc. COMBL made in class raids for $1, at first H. PHILIP 809% 7th street, near PRING eit qQENTLEME Fust 0} ened the ne new rey ‘for Spring wear. nary New in SOFT and STIF! STINEMETZ, Barren, feb22tr Next to corner 18th st. ao 18 HEREBY GIVEN that ane Comet ip heretofore existing betwe H. NOURBE s ‘and ELECTUS A. eee as e Druecints, St. Cloud Building, corner 9th and F streets, is this da: ee by mutual consent. The business will in the future be condu: H. NOURSE, under the old firm name of 0. =. “NOUES A ia ‘00. February 21st, 1879. NRoneae D OUGLASS. The success attending the sale of LADIES' UNDERWEAR, | bas been so great it will be continued until farther notice. case of th ‘Another TRIMMED. OHEMISE. Fovs rom Oxe Dotuar, ‘ow ready.“ Ladies desiring any article in the Underwear de partment will it to their interest to call. DOUGLAS 9th st., St. Cloud Building. feb22-tr SPRING STYLES, THE THE NOBBY GOODS OF WASHINGTON, GEO. T. KE EN, Tailor. feb22tmaré 414 9th street. .O0OD PANTS FOR MEN AND BOYS, G $1, $1.25, $1.50 and $2 upwards. Ore BOYS’ JACKETS AND PANTS, 82.59, worth $4. Soot CASSIMERE PANTS, 82,50 and 83, to close out MEN'S AND BOYS’ OVERCOATS way below coat MEN'S AND BOYS’ ODD SUITS at half former | Price. | isin'and Cte Wiha careft] TENANT for House 305 4th st. n.w., near Treasury department. with Six nice rooms, water and yas. Apply Gant Omics, We fel | WANTER— “Tt will pa youtoexamiue our com | plete stock of SEWING MACHINES. We have + each and every kind, and for lees money than ! Where. Renting and repairing a PR second-hand Machines very chesp. Ao) NNEY, | 421 Sth er. no We | WANZED, First class PANTATOON ana VEST | yient to aii Tines of | and deparim h st. nw. A few an ROOMS. fro HOU | RSE: /OR RENT—FURN'SI i) ornD: save HED. ROMS wit . front and it Mra. 13, 906 14th st. Transient Boarders accommodated feb19-6t" OR RENT Cheapest HOUSES in Washington; new Bricks, seven rooms. hot and cold water ; near lith street cars and Rigas’ Market ; rent only 815. EA. MCINTIRE. 918 Fst. nw. fobloot [Ok RENT—At low prices to good tenanta. all modern improvements, 816 1th st. now. 1819 G st. n.w., the latter N ‘siren for sale cheap. JOH MAN & CO., St. Cloud Building. febl4-2¥ Fok FALEA fe jacant LOTS on Towa circle, nd money advan eed to buil several 8 for sale in same focality. ib: Sura 5 TER, ae ee ATES , 607 and 609 New Jer- sey ave. n.w. ; 10 rooms each, modern improve. frente, in good rej pair and fine yard: the times. Apply to W. Uc JOHNSON, Te pi nat OR RENT—A FARM, in Maryland, on ae Koad, containing 100 aci SCTE: $56 mi miles from Nashungton. Inquire of Mrs. TRI ge CR RENT Handsomely{ furnished PARLOR and ROOM, or BEDROOM may be rented sepa- wes, at 1122 1ith street nw. ; references Ca a {OR RENT—Furniahed | FModkis'tna HOOME: fumienes fork hot ing, and several small Ms. vanis avenue, corner ner a cs wart: Tat W ANTED FEATHER BEDS to RENOV. ATE, at CHACE'S, 616 Louisiana avente a J ANTED—MOTHS and other insects in oon ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at E'S. Upholsterer, G16 La. avenue, augsl-ly YW ANTED-EVERBODY 1 KNOW tat ‘Smo Chimney ai are cured or no pay, VILL'S, 452 Pennsylvania avenue. # Toratae W ANTED—SUPR ME ACQURT SORIP, BOE- DIERS' ADDIT LS and LAND’ WAH- RANTS. Cash paid. OwILLIA MH. ‘Stor’ cor. | Louisiana ave. ana 5th s nové-dm* | | WAS; ANTED—PRIVATZ PUPILS (oe CLASSES: in ' Latin, Mathematica, Rhet Logio. | West Point, Annapolis, or Goll a prepara Terms | . W. FLYNN, Lat nw, Gall Barone 21. m.; after 4p. m. W ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK; es experience. Goods, &c., at lowest prices. A. H. CHACE, 616 Louisiana avenue. aug3l-ly 7 ANTED—A fect_and clean 69] y of ie inet umber of the RVENING BAL, ( haral pres will be’ paid 9 A ua Pena Bi Le —A 4 tials irr to 1 -On Capitol Hilla liver and white. colored STTER PUPPY, six months old yery fat. The finder will receive 83 ret by returning him to 909 12th st. nw. Sz RAYED OR STOLEN—, Hiei ») Newfoundland DOG. A libe: will be paid for his return to 1 LW. black ‘ward 10 Hi st. ‘feb24-6t* <pvening, 2st inst., at or coming D.w., to 627 Fst. p.w.,a SEAL ‘The finder will be rewarded by leas Rame at 627 F st. n.w. faboas a OST—At the Charity Batl, Masonic menipie, dan- 4 uary Lith. a lady's GOLD N&CK-CHAIN, ‘with Gola Gross attached. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at 315 C st. n.w. OG TOGT A smali fox-shaped DOG, slate col- Dred tone tainany fox shened DO over the back; weizht about 22 pounds liberal reward is offered for his return to Exprees Office, or 502 4th street ge. feb24-4t L987 Saturday evening, in returning from the 4 National Theater, along the avenue to 7th ; along © street, s Gold Chaia BRACELET.’ The Sader will be suitably rewarded upon Teaving. xitat | ‘OST Frida 4 from 1412 KIN Bo. | | | eu BOARDING. press in Are northwestern part of sid first-class TA JOABD cai modated at No. 1236 0 city de- ‘be accom. Niet horthwest, one door trom 1th etreet. feb25-11 Am" OARDING—Very esirable Burned ROOMS: comeranieuny desired, with BOARD, wae ‘aiso use of Parlor: terms réaso: No. 003 9th et. ES a2 tt bath. avle, OARD—LOOMS. large and small; piped aaa | Botinmied: Hote ae | ments: location unsurpagsed, Table BOAR tsi and st. n.w., opp. Franklin Park. feb22.st* | Nos 2° ‘1012 axp 1014, 127m am N. W.—Pleasant Ft eae | ished ished ROOMS 1 to | dents wita BOR ‘Sour ‘able Ne Boarders Be JARDIN furnished ROOMS, res or ain; rere wig = Bsus oF sin firet-clase TABLE BoakD. Refere: exchanged. 612 0thst n.w-and 20OF Gene eee 1y ILEGANTLY FURNISHED BROOME, ‘ith first. Ru BOARD for oe cearmient part at #2 per ane at Mra. Ey | immoediatel; ‘Treasur: State, Navy and na War Do paruuoats ‘Beet! at very reduced pi UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS at 25, 35, 45, upwards. Good DRESS SHIRTS, laundered, $1 and $1.25. BROKEN SUITS at less than cost, to close out, at J. W. SELBY’S, | 1914 and 1916 Pa. avenue, | _feb22-tr Between 19th ana 20th streets. FOR § ALE Lors502 3 12th, Gee and 9th streets northwest, Le Droit Park and other suburban localities, on MAG rete terms. @. W. OOOPER, 330 43s st. five-h wer UP Hee IGHT | fale in first-class san condition’ at Jess than halt cost price, Apply at Republic ottise, ao, pas BEFF AND MUTTON. CHICAGO SLAUGHTERED BEEF AND MUTTON ME RIBS, ROU! SADDLES, RACKS and WHOLE ne GAG, Sues, fa store and a: md arriving by car fond, and forsale fo the trade and at retail at unprecedented; Pp yuality, richness and flavor, these muperlor to say we have yet odfered to our ieada, SANDS & CO., 912 Louisiana avenue. FINE OUTLERY, ap PLATED-WARB. If the United States cannot be recognized as the land of cheap tobacco, it may at least be Said to compare favorably with Germany in that respect. ——_—_—_~<--____..__ Connecticut is not disposed to coddie her tramps. A bill has been reported to the legis- lature which prescribes imprisonment for from. one to five years in the state prison as punish- ment for males over sixten years of age found roaming and begging, entering a dwelling or kindling a fre on the highw: Weapon. Connecticut returns to the vigor of y, or carrying a | & full Btock of Best Goods at Low Prices. M. W. BEVERIDGE, Cate Wobb & Beveridge), He. 1008 Pa. SHIRTS made to order of bast Muslin and tweatirors ached iene gare to on. pet 5 ero repeay 1009 F street nv Kraee CE ay a (Le blue laws as far as tramps are concerned. Qicgacnerty apd ee febli-im’ PIANOS AND ORGANS. ESTEY ORGANS. BRADBURY PIAN' 08, ORGANS. Papo! full stock at the LOWES PRICES, EASIEsT TERMS. apiins, instruments FOH RENT, and reat PEA Pee PESANDERS & STAYMA teviotr 727 ISN, Ohieios ot. Baier, HIALLET DAVIS § 00.'8 PIANOS_Nowstyies ot Hiving. for sale on easy say monthly payments, A Stock. HL il Oth ot nw. jan2str . RNB 79 fepa4st* | BMOW Eraniok and Back Piacatad and Tat gTARDAND OB ORGANS no _PERSONAL. some tivo months WILLEY. I caution ths pub. lic from paying any bills contracted on my account, as I will not be responsible therefor. F. WILLEY. 102 sh sti, ma 1. ] EF 4 axo Silver Wai . Great bs feb24-nnir3 oH, Medical and Business Me- me ston. 18 now stopping at No. 721 East Capitol at. corner of St, feb21-1w* ASTROLOGIST Mrs. Dr. ELLIS, 805 Ponn- sylvania avenne. If you would know t'e trath, consult the Doctor in all things. Office hours from 8a.mto9 p.m. es OHN PATOH EXAMINES TI TITLES, reports the Tepe of ChPecRles. with’ ‘abstracts. of liens on real estate. p.m. Always in before 9 and after 4. st. n.w., 6 a.m. to 10 MARIE Boss tis: pe eeuabS Clairvo; Jan’ Se this won of Life pS Spurs : = and watrimony. Al ‘i trouble call Satisfaction wiven or no wee nova7-ly oe SURPASSES ALL thee articioa theta Denatityine and Boreal od hee ‘For sale by all druggista. 26 (es H M BOLOGN vane ot § Iba. raat 50 10 ibs. Best TEAL AIAN’ MAUARONL loose) per 5 BETITS POTS xtra fing, (Equern brand) | 27 Good light ht MOLAR! EB, per pace ct giv ands (ON. 8) BALL . EME, BAGO WAHIOBSM. SAVORY, in waa peace ORANGES, &eo. y. Boars TOILET SOAP, in emollient gana heal- por pEnre is ute Ane to Glycerine 8. O'HARE & SON, febW-tr 1913 ral st mw., bet. Mand N. W ET GROCERIES, CHOICE SHERRY, $2 per zallon. FIVE YEAR-OLD COMFORTER, 82.50 per gallon. PURE NEW ENGLAND RUM, 81.75 per gallon. ALSO IN StozE— a A choice assortment of FRUITS, such as Florida Oranges, Bananas, Malaga Grapes, Egyptian Dates, &c., &0, At HOWARD'S, febl9tmarl0__ Corner 7thand L ste.n vw. DBD CHEBRIES. DRIED DAMSONS. DRIED ‘PEACHES. DRIED APPLES. PRUNES. DATES. Figs. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, febl9-tr 1421 New York avenue. 5 POUNDS BUTTER, choice. 81.00 r9) 1.00 12 POUNDS LARD, choice.. 8 POUNDS CHEESE.. CLIFTON FLOUR, quarter.. SUGAR HAMB, per pound... 10 POUNDS BREAKFAST HOMINY.. 8 POUNDS BUCKWHEAT.. 0.R. WIXOM & Co, febl1.2w 504 9th st. m0. dL ibackcch STREET MABKET. 1.00 150 10 3 5 § CHIORENS. DUOKS. rity kind FRESH eRUREERS CR GAME, BEEF DERLOINS. EWEET BREADS. RAPIN SBEEY CAMS. eae “Tat egetal ket dec tan eADICS, at HEFCE TEINS & BON, VE. A 20, oO y BREE ‘4 SPECIALTY. othstiest wing, ata 208 a4 S06 a08 Northern ” | Fae iy Markel or adanees Bex 7, City Meratting delivered free of charye toll parta of the GT “RR LSIBE SSP ng Aseoe- Pee Wax acow and SILVER, in large or Haha Sic, Pennsylvania avenue, ten rooms bay window and all modern | | panna Tw0-Story and Frame Hine | 1214 Pa. ave. so, f.b., mod. imps, ~ | $8 12h st. sw, ‘th., mod ‘imp. 0. 616 H | omer 5 ae g 2 st O1E. 917 8in eee e-. mtore Btable, I et., bet. Tth and 8th's.e. Houses and Lota for aale in ai! sections of the city. A. A. NICHOLSON, Real Estate Broker, Leuox Building, corner 7th =e G sts. feb25.tr oom 2. | JOR RENT— | 320 8th st , store and dwelling, mod. op jefrees st., 7 rooms, mod. imps + TZ roo: 24 Dettvee sh 7 rooms, mod. imps 41.8 st , 8 rooms, as and water... 2 Now Briex Honsse Ni ave.,7 rs. 121, 815 each FOR SALE. Special inducements to buriders in buying ground and to parties wanting small honses on the monthly instalment plan. Algo, several elezant Houses to be Sold. at auction prices and on easy terme. Parties wantitg ground or houses of any size or location can be suited at my office. To Loan—Several eums at 7 per cent. W. E. BURFORD, oe Estate Broker, feb?5.tr 0s E street nw. RE ESTATE Boers THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh street (Changes made Wednesdays aud Saturdays.) chr | Boe) sie Sale. 514 th st. n. ned. 220 Ist st. n e., mod. impa, 730 13th st. n.w., mod. impe., “Bw 08 11th nt. n.w., mod. imps, ry rs. is | | | | 6th st. nw. | 1602 14th st_n. 1 sth st. n. il ra eth. fod. Lan Pre ec be Eee p. 8. 307 Elm st., LeDroit ae, fh, 6 ra 1620 17th st. nw., fh, 21 to 29 Myrtle st. ne. Sith. 7 re and a st. Hi W., per tt m st., bet. 444 and 6th ats. sw. Suh st. bet, \ and K st. 6 Ket, het. S.e., perf! Sub st, bet d and Wate Beet Houses for Rent. {2a st ,Geonsctown, mod, imps 8 Grant Place, mod, imps, 022.N. Y. ave., mod. imp at 2136 Hf st. n.w., mod. imps., 10 rs ce od. imps cor. 13th aid Bat ace, Offices, Store corner 5th and G. pales poms cor. 7th and G, Lenox Buildin Tissue alletin cr a property for rent and salec ‘on my ibooke which Ad ou application at my office, oF will be sent by mail if desived. 811,000, $2,000, 81,900, 31,000, at 8 per cant : 8600 at 7 per cent. feb2ztr {| A. MoINTIRE, Reav Estate Baoxer, “No. 918 F street, Oppose ‘Masonic Temple. For Rent. 25 and ae ay , fur. $16 Store 1905 Pa ave 930 18 H nw. 3N 2dand Ane Ture Stoddard st, fur. 12 and O, fur Grant Place, 732 Bint hw : and 0, fur...” Ris Hamp. ave., fu 472.0 now. 5 Bidanabu 3 ladensbure rn Btal Tee Tends Btore 2153 Pa ave... For ae I have alarge bulletin of Houses and Lots for sale inall sections of the city, Parties Gesirous of selling or buying are requested to wive ine a call. ‘OTIATED by E.A. MoINTIRE. tr | Store G06 C n.w. 5D. ee 456 | 1318, 302 61 22°2 935 V SERS 1916 1253. , Store, 1a 1719 154! 1902 # Bees 1k 1729 T st. n. 43% 1728 9th st. 2N 813 Sth et. nw. 1009 419 636 st. ow. 1235, 1126 T st. s.e. 67K 1721 Rew ow. 143! | 811 9th st. ne. 641 2426 11th st. 121 1323 I st. ne. 454 428 oat. 8. 5605 9th st. 8.1 | 409 13th at. | Of | FS, M OEY Droit Buwine yANTED By a competent SS Ws NER for a Show Case ‘and Prated tectory, to connect with it the Picture X Frame Business: or wil! sell the machine: tools and remain with purchase: jineas CAT! TaL. Star = gemma an FSBS 1 FOR CASH. 0 CHANGE FOR TY SpROVEN 0-80 eee ERTS A tuoatory ERAS the b Lo SALE—Two new USES. press brick three rooms deep. larve cellar, ranwe, bath. hot and coi id water, hel ently ai property 1s ari ood. room BRICK nts, atone trimmines, reishborl: 8500 down, no mi iY To TOAN N RuaL ESE fe RENNEDY'S reget Real Beate ome, ath VXOHANGE—Griat Ba Fine lance FARM near New York ci ty. for District prop (ty, OF a near-by farm, 2.4t* WESTCHESTER, Star (i ‘0 BUILDERS. pear 19th and P sta. circle ea te asc! d house in exchanse. WEST END, §! TO PURUHAS! ASH CUS tbeay LOT or sual HOUSE within six entice B.A. McINTIRE. 913 F st. now. One of OR SALE OR EXC highly a |i Bente Arat class: 60 ) AG it 3 vats ot a st u ‘uits of all kinds AChE JPOR SATE The GROTN corner Maryland ave. sold as a Whole or in of _feb22.8t ic ae OF STODES and WELT 1622 and 1624 14: for co mafeet yto THO AL 10 Fst bw or WB. RUOSE. t S{ONEY TO LOAN Moss tc os WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, &c. BP. WALLACH, Loasx Broxes anp JeweLen, _feb22-tr ) TO LUND AT 7 mages than 85,000, a ave, ‘T.. in sums of at Wouse & MIDDLE STORAGE, WI Lowisiaua avents, feb] Geers RECEIVED 0! J _SURANOE, at 216 At 7 and & per cent. R. O. HOLTZMAN, feblstr ONEY TO LOAN loth and F ste. nw. EN AND EIGHT PER CEN ACCORDING TO AMOUNT. CHANCE To Specrtate rs BURBAN LOTS. We hold for mF: DIATE sale 26 well 1c in Uniontown, D.@., belonging to a gary a ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE. SECURITY AT BEY NT. | leave the courtrs Must he eld Tile perfect No incumibraace FOE SAL E, Ow Massacutsrrts AVENUE & newand handsome 11-room B: Mausard roof and every modern c: PuIce 84,7 $1,000 Case Bat. pine B. FISHER & GOs febl4-tr Ofs3s Fe Fect northwest. , ANTED Sec d FURNITURE from $5 to $1,000 worth. Address 4 . Star office. febl lm ;MBRACE THE OPPORTUN. ITY. COMFORTABLE HOUSES, EASY TERMS, LONG ME, NINTH STREET LAND FRENCH ‘REET NORTHWE! The Citizens’ Building Company offer to all who desire to be their own iandlords a fow of those 7 me, neat, comfortable and well-built. TWO-STORY HOUBES recently erected on French street, between Band S and 9th and 10th streets n.w., containine 6 rooms, bath room, latrobes, ranyes, and al! the mod- imuprovements, cellars inder tlie entire house. Two THREE STORY" “HOUSES on 9th, near R street _n.w. rooms, bath room, &c.; all ‘modern ampprovernc::te. ‘These houses should be seen to be appreciated, ing in one of the best locations in the city; built in the best manner, under the supervision of building committee and best architects; convenient to,three strent FaWayS. ese boures can be purchased npon s small cash payment and long time on deferred Ge ayoe enta. fay Tent for almost enough to oaualizethe deterred pay: penis. Open for \y. For price, terms, ap A fem cori © at Nations Ege ES 5 MARFLAND AND. VIRGINTA FANG 500 for sal xchange ; &i uated around the City, of of Washi maton 8 sttied, it call Or Se oe ta ior sta food Een! 135 Pa aves 2 a8 SAIN ton, D.C. iS} Bhd fo BEA REAL 1 Scraye QRRFRE Desiree to in- a I ould call ith ‘togtion of = noi ora tae the Gounty, for lor = to the tp ‘This favorite Hotel, having been thoroughiy reno- vated, painted thronghont, and entirely resur Mehed, is now open for the reception of guests. inserted 87 CAR? sosepn 8. , who was for twenty year win eRe regis Look. atthe EN. ivania hare bowill te sieoey ae see them G45 FIXTURES. The finest and largest stock of GAS FiXTURES EVER OFFERED FOR SALE IN THE CITy. | THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. ‘Will guarantee entire satisfaction. E. F. BROO! febi8-tr Ooxcorax BUILDING, 15th COND tw CLOT! pyre See mee ore door [=PROVED STUDENT LAMPS, M. W. GALT, BRO, & 0O BRASS AND NICKLB PLATED, SCHABFER'S, N $1.99. BUTTON Also the celebrated © 30 finest known, only to be bad co a” KID oLorEe MRS. J. PL Pp ALMEE Sedistr E207 Fet., vet. 1th and th ate | JUST RECEIVED. c= | | One case of WHITE FELT BONNETS, in Got | tawe, Matinee, and Z AT to oy Como shapes, very de. BRownnies Wihie Gnd Cotorea a si Larve lot of FLOWERS at 59 ce: The iargest asso; tment of MON | GLOVES fr the esty. at fowost prises MADAME M. J. HUNT, Nos. 691 and 633 _feblatr LADIES’ BAZAR, 614 Ninth st., — Patent OMoa Received New Novelties tn FANCY WORSTED WORK and New Desurns “for EMBROIDERING or Orewel Wool. EPHY! and PaT?r REPE LISSE RUEET INGS. TIES, LACES. Sin FRINGES, TRUMAN TTONS, NOTIONS in «reat vari em ST, age prea ray Rttemdad *, ree bis Agent for Freak Lesl A | TERNS. __iantete th RESEETION BONN FINE Pictur te ies ts P. . EGANT ASSORTMENT *Tusas, SILE DO. § 7 Cite Trevine, » Pai SUITS and ©. stock Ll’ SHO) a BARGAINS: BARGAINS"! | Vg hand a lot of LADIES’ WIN. eS of ae own make, that I am | Gosins out at AS. H. VERMILYa, 610 Ninth Opposite Pater 10) vce place. §PNo Puance Brows. BOOTS AND SHOES. i (TREMENDOUS BARGAINS: ia nokia | PREVIOUS TO RECEIVING SPRING oL0CK OF BOOTS, GAITERS AND TIBi re L. HEILBURN No. 40% Seventh Street, Stow of—Taat OLD Woman oF Miva, WILL SELL: | Genta Hand Bowed Ga: Fine Btitehed Boot geagasnezes febl2tr | AS IMMENSE — HTER 491 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE THE GREATEST BARGAIN FROM JUST RECEIVED NE OF THE LARGEST AUCTION HOUSES IN THE COUNTRY. We Witt Name a Few Parces Be.ow Men's Calf Boots at & former price 83.50. 50. Men‘e Heavy AD} Doubdle-sole Boo Price & poate Drese Boots, $1.25; for; Der price $2.80 i igubenne lot of Geute' Gaiters, from 1 upto outns Boot, 10-18. a8 50cts. a pats. Youthy’ Bay Btate Bhoes at 6 c . A large lot . With or without Taal Ladies’ Eid'Lace, Baltimore made 3 mit the above house can be found the largest assort- ent of Ladies’, Misses’ and Cuildren's Shoes in the city, at astonishing low prices: Ladies’ and Children's sHibars at a. o A new line of 5-cont Shoes Just ones BOSTON SHOE ‘AUCTION I SHOU, 491 Penns: frania even: j A = of the Red Li RICHOLD, Propricter. = YORK SHOE STOKE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. PREVIOUS TO TAKING AN AQOOUNT OF BTOOK, I ELL ALL MY OWINTER Gc TEN GOUDS AT PRIME doer? * jaSESSSESbSS EF Weed Prt SOVEREIGNS’ CO-OPERATIVE A8- BOOIATION, 10883 Beventh Street n. w. | Take Mrs. Ohick's advioe—“maie an efort™ to economize: reduce T expenses to the ginimom pay cash ; buy tm ‘erated sro Of full wets | @nd measure, and on the New Year comes avain | mark the gain in besith, wealth and self-reepect. Our trade ticket, good for one year, will cost | @l,and give you the benefit of Discounts for casa | Under our contracts with affliated firms in all ines ¢ bave a full atock of whack a FINE a ea yo? GROOERIEA, ‘kot rates for or ca, Md divige the bet profia tf fans, ‘our patrons an le sero among: Jansi-tr 1083 Bopenth st. navw. ] (TELEPHONES, oo ey, Tioumatism, Bc “Re. Bo Bo) et aaa aoa! PASSES ODER, mine 5 ie ae nova0-tf D /bstweeg Di na Eley cata = GEN __GENTLEM EN’S GOODS. _ AMS IETS to order.....87 drthoat bain 60 cena operations war, ee River ae er.....87 60 order. DEE Sipe NOL tse Le | The G Be oe » wie ley Taade, 7S erence ORD | uc Ca ney Boait iit Baia i Office over Hallantyne's bookstore, 428 7th | Saw, Dentistry inl is branches Gola f URDERWELR GENTS PBN TOHT NGS. sede Suse wore doe. References > Bev. ee Tks WEAR” Stuafaclon euapat CRRECIL BROS + Wm Ballautyae & Bon, Branch Battmore shir Manufactory, = ey. feb13.1m '1 Pennsylvania avenue. D7. 4. TALBOTT, Daw Eemoved' to southoast corner Tey & ana pee FOR BUSINESS USES. HENT, WOODMAN & CO., feb5eol%t 95 Congress st., Boston, Mass.