Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1879, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY ....February 24, 1879. CROSBY 8S. NOYES. Editor. Average sworn Daily Circulation over 17,600—being @ much larger bona fide, regular and permanent circulation than | that of ail the other dativ vapers im the city added together. ke cer eeeeteney Laters should be ad Jdressed to Business Manszor of THE Bran, a acoeding ft and not tos a provoking ridual name. Oenerwise =e hes order’of THE EvEMING Stim Newseteos Goapan not to that of a individual. 6 Anonymous not read; re jected maniscripta not returned oF preserved. In compliance with the request of the Senate committee on the District of Columbia the Dis- triet Commissioners have submitted estimates of the cost of the extension of the Washington Aqueduct to the heights north of this city. The substance of their answer with the report and estimate of Lt. Hoxte are printed elsewhere. ‘The estimates, including the extension of the ; conduit, laying mains, land damages, con- Struetion of a large reservolr north of the city, and compietion of the dam at Great Falis, foot up $1,308,541.91. The estimate of Gen. Meigs, who built the Aqueduct, for extension of the conduit, ete., was $419,000. The District esti- mate includes the construction of a large reser- voir north of the city, 3 and for the completion of the dam $20,000. The | extension of the Aqueduct is the only plan to ensure a present and future supply of water for } the city, and no other should be considered | with proper precautions for having the work done on the most favorable terms. —_—_—_-o-_ ‘The plan proposed by Major Twining for the reclamation of the pestilential “flats” seems to | have good points. It provides for the extension | of the Bstreet sewer to the matn. or George- town channel; by which means the offens and sickening fecal sewage that ts now spread | out upon th nthe sun will be | taken to a deep ra n off down river. Dikes will be the reckuation of the flats. 0 vided to flush out the Washington channel at | ebb tide. The plan p ot the survey and pl in of ts much less expensive. —————————— of the legislative bil ali the appropriation bills,so far as action in the first instance by the House is concerned. ‘This condition of business would seem to de- stroy all expectation of an extra session, But | there are several points 2t issve between the | two houses which it will be difticult to settle in conterence: there seems to be a growing disposition on the part of the Senate democrats to take a stand with their party in the House in insisting upon the adoption of the section of the *ppropriation bill repealing the election laws, en at the risk of an extra session. It has been stated that fn the event of an extra sos- sion the President would not call it until next fall, but it will hardly be practicable to run the sovernment that length of time on credit, id the legislative, executive and judicial «ppropriation bill fail to become a law. Cox, a member of the District bar, to the new Judgeship will be received with much satisfaction. The selection is an excellent one, in itself, and it is just and fitting t the District should have at least one representative on its bench. —_--____ Italy seems to play the part among nations of the individual who wants to get his name in the papers among men. Whenever an emer- yis promptly on hand and is the first in the fleld with appropriate } The plague tn Kussia and the yel- ere. enabled her to obtain a large | amount of free advertisine. The world was compelled (6 pay attention to a nation which Ports against a/! American ships | danger. went into the very epidemi Now It tsat it again. the importatio ean pork or prepara- tion of pork, fear of trichinosis. p has thus placed both pork and beet | ¢ untry, in a measure, under bane ice Of hog-packing Chicago should be raised in protest against the action of Italy, unless, which is quite likely, the American pork: trade wit y is insignificant. In this ea it Is plain that Italy’s prohibition 1s a mere de- vice toget her name @ the paper ———— The impromptu slaughter of a prowling band of hostile Indians by a combination of settlers in Idaho, of which account comes by telegraph, brings the settlers into rivalry with the mili- tary as Indian destroyers. The arnihi‘ation of the Snakes is even more complete than that of are charged with cattle-stealing. and murder, and their presence was thought to be a menace | Net premiums in course to the lives of all settlers tn the locality. The Snakes, for obvious reasons, say nothing in the way of defence. —_—__-++-____ The proverbial troubies between college fac- ulties and students are not confined to secular colleges, as two unfortunate Instances now tes- tify. St. Stephen’s, at Annandale, and Trinity, at Hartford, are, comparatively speaking, with- out students. The studies at St. Stephen’s have abruptly terminated through the suspen- sion of all the students, and very few attend recitations at Trinity, the main body refusing to do so until the suspensions of certain stu- dents, which they hold to be unjust, are an- pulled. = ‘The republican Senate was not so kind toCor- bin as a democratic House to Finley. The for- mer is not to be M. C.,—not even for the few remaining days of the session. rr ‘The revenue dertved from the Chinese in Ca fornia by taxation is said to be represented by a minus quantity after the expenses incurred by the state in the support of Chinese in prisons and other public institutions is deducted. The present question is not whether the Chinese are profitable to California or the United States, or whether the time has come in the life of the nation to drop the “asylum of refage” theory in regard to the republic. An affirmative decision may be given on these points, and the antl-Chi- nese Dill be consistently opposed as compromis- tng the national honor and self-respect. As the number of Chinese coming into the country is at Present smaller than that leaving our shores, the evil of which complaint is made isacon- | stantly decreasing one. There is no need for | hurry in the matter. It ts evident that Chinese | imunigration ts to be restricted. The only ques- | ton remaining is that of the most appropriate | method. It would be diMicult to m finding an improvement on the present pian. ——$___-__ Harvard has at last thrown the door wide open towomen. No difference ts to be made b2- | tween the two sexes as to the studies which | may be taken up, and as to the instructors in | these studies. The same privileges in all re- ‘Spects are to be granted women. except that they are to be considered as private pupils of in- dividual professors, and at the close of their courses will receive certificates instead of graduation diplomas. Asall the realadvantages of the institution are granted to male and female students alike, it is hardly likely that this nominal distinction will be long retained. As the lady students do not recite with the college classes, the privileges of Harvard may be en- jJoyed and the objections of co-education be obviated. se In the spring the young red man’s fancy turns not to love, Dut to war. If the hostile demonstrations of different tribes of “bad” dndians during the unfavorable winter months afford any indication, the young bucks will be “on the rampage” when the grass is grown. Then will follow a season of fighting under difficulties to the military, of uneasiness and annoyance to the Indian bureau, and a period of exciting dispatches and discussions of the Indian policy to the press and the general public. ——~-____ Between the Boston guardian Angell, who is protecting a much-imposed upon public from food adulterations, and the Pullman fallen An- gell, who went but has returned, the names of For Premium: | For Interest and Rent Loans upon Real Estate, first lien Loans upon Stocks and Bor ds. Premitm Notes on policies in force Cost of United States Rewistered Bonds Cost of State Bonds.. Cost of City Boads. Cost of other Bonds Cost of Bank Stock.. Cost of Railroad Stoc! Carh in Bank at interes’ Cash in Company's Office. Balance due from agents. secured Rents accrued... S the fugitive northern Cheyennes. The Snakes | yerxet value of stocks THIRTY-THIRD ANNUAL! STATEMENT dB OF CONNECTICUT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. OF HARTFORD, CONN. Net Assets, January 1, 1878... $ 45,072.083 RECEIVED IN 1878 86,249,193 84 141,429 60 29,861 06 — $9,420,424 40 Balance Profit and Loss... 193.507 97 DISBURSED IN 18738: TO POLICY-HOLDERS For claims by death and matured en- dowments Surplus re turned to pol- iey-bolders. . 2,346,137 71 Lapsed andsur- rendered poi- 407,593 28 1,559,037 10 $7,312,763 09 SES Commissions toagents.... Salaries of of- cers, clerks and all oth ersemployed on salary Medical exan:. iners’ fees. Printing, ata tionery, ad- vertisiny, postaze, ex: change. etc. $347,633 13 88,712 24 11,903 36 170,651 56 618,905 34 SCHEDULE OF ASSETS Joat of real estate owned by the Co ,. $46,225,182 44 Ave Interest accrued and due$1,751,803 46 16,541 29 and bonds over cost 147,663 11 of collection. NONE ‘Net deferred quarterly and semi-annual pre- miums Gross Assets, December 31, 1873: LIABILITIES. Amount required to re- insure all outstanding policies, net, assuming 4 per cent. interest... $43,131,704 00 All other liabilities... S.179,125 34 Surplus, December 31, -$3,101,076 75 Ratioef expense of management to re- ceipta in 1878... - 6.57 per cent: Policies in force Dec. 31, suring. 170,319,164 JACOB L. GREENE, President. JOHN M. TAYLOR, Secretary. D. H. WELLS, Ass’t Secretary. A. C. GIBBS, General Avent for District of Co- lumbia, Washington, D. C. feb26-law3w* iH, M. 8. PINAFORE. THE GREAT SENSATIO. The “Gems” complete, with words and music, i Munro's 10-Cent Musical Library. Numbers 17,18 and 14 ment of the ér tire opera pal theatres of the ‘country. TEN CENTS FER NUMBER. 20 cents forthe three numbers. and the complete Fo eels by all powracelers. orsent tae free. Address, N.'L MUNHO, Publisher, PO ‘ontain the vocal arranie- presented in the princi feb6-iw eokman St. N.Y. REARY, (form with Wm. Ballant A. Pitas ree ahs BOOK ecto 142 ith stheet worthiwese! with. aut eutice ew sick of Books Stationery. ken Scrap, Pleturens allt Em: tossed ‘and Plain Papers, “Bordering: &e.;” Note Paper af from 9 cents a quize up, and Baveloies.\e good ite), a x Business encen of all ‘of ail kindsat proporti low prices. Fork PER CENT. U.S. BONDS, For sale at lowest rates by the NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANE, feb25-6t Opposite Treasury Department. BEack HID GLOVES, EMBROIDERED BACES, Dress and Street. B. W. REED'S SONS’, Imported and Domestic Table Luxuries, feb26-tr 1216 F street. ar terennd eae ly nw. febitia {-im* <elestials are kept prominently enough before the pubUc, even if mention of the Chinese, who rast go, be omitted in this couneetion. fe unis | ssrvice rendered Ena ne se 4 EDO and on Gentl tombe Aharee of turwale os ecrapalane SERENE Address C1 COUR. } nr DBLICATION. Terms fuera: Star office. WASZED A NURSE to come well recommend. | 10¢- Avsiy at No. S13 K'st, next to Ste Veruon | POR RENT —Two desirable HOUSHS, Now. 4205 Sth st. n.w. and 467 I st. n.w. Rent low. GEO. © HUMES, $22 5th st. nw. feb26, PAE RENT (room BRICK HOUSE, No. st 63s street southw: Also, four unfarnished Rooms, with uee of baths on lith street, near W. Ia- quire northeast corner 1ith and U sts. now. 126-31" ; situation between Pennayl- | vania avenue and N,, ‘and na 10th and 14th ste. ate preter. | | Ted. Address C. W. Wtxtion a geste references from ave. between Lith ir smplore Gh: ii i ec ‘A SITUATIO! e woman to | COCK, Wash and inyn, faa dite faeaily ae ply | 1150 23d st. n.w. : has references, Ye ;ANTED — A BITUATION by a respectable Sdute xirl, one who can wash, puok and iron, | No. 2304 M st., bet. 22d and 23d sts. fw. ; with good referet er | gs -aRTED- A neat!y Furnished WANTED Ancatiy Furnished HOUSE. contain- | {OR RENT—Wwill (font HOUSE 1823 H stn from Mareh 6 to J: i 1880, aS a rote per- Thquite at Grocers street and Paave. RIGGLES & HOPEENS, fe0203 {OR RENT—One twostory BRICK Toa No egy H Ht. 1.8. en oo Toon, = 6 Bee and gillar:pewls rapered and painted; as and wate Tatitire Nor 0s thse nw “Hebaost FOE ne ‘At 408 (ih st. n.w., SUITE OF PAR- Jarge front room and "hall room. Sum mer os # to wood tenant. “All modern. conye- nfenees. t Fir RENT _—HOU: SES Now. 20fand sae TW. between 2d and 3d sts. one 6 rooms and cellar, son. ton et. New York. at 7 ANTED—A SITUATION for a girl re years of axe to dolizht housework or ationd to chila- dren, at 1019 New seeee ave. n.w. feb 5-21 W ANTED—A Fren irl yust from a Sas a SITUATION ae nays maid, or would teach hildren. 1 Willing to make herself Useful, iS a0? -ANTED—86 000 on a choise Farm acer = city earth $12,000 caeh. Title perfect. Will pay 6 it for one year or longer. No commissions. Kdoress FARMER tae offs feb25-3t* WAXIED-A white GIRL able to do general housework for a family Of seven. References required. Liberal wages paid. None but the best need apply. 1710 Massachusetts ave n.w. feb25-2t° W ASQ EDCA SILENT PARTNER with $1,000 | cash capital as the loan of #500 for one year, | te be invested in old-established Dusiness Satiet me | | WASHED, Seas fae in one | of tLe departuients, for whlch w monthly Oa centaxe will be patd as lonw as retained. Ama ine | Shante. In confidence, Address Box 4. Star of- obzaate W ANTED—A xood COOK, who will aasist with Washinz and ironing.” Also, a OH AMBER. | MAID, whois a good seamstress’ Good recom: mendations req ined. Apel before 12 and after 6 | o'clock, at No. 18 Lafayetts Square. 25-2t" | WASTED MEN of moderate mesns seeking a Food, lucrative and permanent cash business, to |. investigate and see an article of intrinsic merit and ready sale in every household. pone | ike it in market. H. C. BURTMAN 11 House. feb (W AS2ED—DESE, with us¢ of Library, gibly located law offica. Addreas “ Lock Box 464, City Post office. J ANTED—Tui: R, feb24-it an | Only the beat nea | ress, with kood references, SMALU PRT. ILY, Star office, peat TANTED BS for the U.5 Nav ae ply on loard the U- 8. ahip Saratona at ta uae yara.Pove niuni be berber heey af the mar: and must be accompanied by parent or «uard: fobe2-4t WHA careful TENANT for House 305 | Math ot. St BW. ear Zressury department, with rooms, Water an was. Ap) idthand ¢ PPIy fools TED—It will cts. BW. Im | com W ‘hae cock of seWING MACHINES. We have each and every kind, an seal M. for less mone; else- | Where, “Kenting and ean @ specialty. A Tew | Eeconi ee Vory cheap. MCKENNEY, 427 Mh Cx ae y ANTED-FEATHER BEDS to RENOY. eed at W CHAOE'S, 616 Lonisianaavenue. aug3l- J ANTED MOTHS and other insects in far for exterminate by superhest CHAGE'S. “Opholstersr, 616 La. avenue, aug3l-ly | chariots ri | | ottice,) as tow 7 Fooms and cellar: eas and water. - between F and G ets. nw. WANTED {A GIRL or WOMAN to do the houw- Fe =e Two Unfurnished ROOMS in second work and washing: and a small GIRL, 10 or 12 | E' stors : two in third atory, with closets, cas and years old, tomind a little boy sito 4 bath. Also, one handsomely Furnished BEDROOM erences reauired. Apply at once at os Bats af on first floor. Apply 1107 9th st.n.w. — feb26.3t = | (OR RENT—That desirable HOME, 447 M st. ny WANIED-« ae lady of education and con saw at 839 per month to a recuonsible tenant siderable experience. desires a POSITION in & he sear. | Callat JOHNSTON'S Gallery 809 2 zt. ah teach, b French sia hot so mach ania 4 avenue, Pba6-at bY, D Le of PSG Re eatly x 3 *reb6.ae Front Room, with board, if desired, at’ 942 el NV SUED We, cm c establish sera nw. feb26-3t z in Washington or vicinity, to contre! NToTaomory BI the sales of a staple article of daily family consun PEN ate tory BBIOe ROUSE aaaL TIE Hon. te frags man wa small capital mp Drickatane Atso: » room 1105 E st permanen: misiness. Foi stil) €. Also, 3 Chlare, address GREENWICH Mee Got ae ve ply at 500 Tit st. or 1230 Ost naw NT-BRICK HOUSE One three-story BRICK HOUSE 9 ly Dapered and painted. one aif square froin the ten minutes walk to the gdod_ neighborhoo Inquire 403 7th st nw. feb2 three-story BRICK HOUSE, man inted, wit dst. between F up to the house Inquire )OR BRICK HOUSE, nine | rome bath room, dry cellar, and brick stable; nw. Key next door (north.) feb: POR RENT FARM near railroad station, tive miles from Washinyion ; ood honse ae x of fruit. Address H.L, fel window and all modern ery desirable house, Apply to J. 3 (OR RENT— ar BRICK HOUS: taining nine rooms and large store roo) ith pelo: 612 7th st. s.w. Pere ne qa k iue room HOUSE, over ee & Waiton’s Drug Store, 1921 Pennsylvania ave. nue; modern improvements ; newly painted and paréred 3 Inquire of LUTTRELB & WINE. [PO8 RENT —Three large communicating ROOMS vn third floor, unfurnished ; suitable for house- keeping. Also, two large communicating PARLOKS on second floor. A number one Virginia caterer to ye meals in the house. References cxchanwed. 7H st. nw. feb25 st* ans; as 1722 Vermont avenue. Key next FRAME HOUSE, five ri door. nly to owner, ‘at No. ‘mont ave- ae feb24.3t* 0 g ENT a hand- y-furnished BEDROOM, at 1219 H streat. Price—to on vo, B1¥, seen between, and 6 @'clocl wed. febetsi Fe. 235 Front OFFICES in the Bepublic Iniilding, 1101 Pa. avenue, (opposite Evening Star as $4 per month, No pleasanter rooms in the city. feb2é-tr FOR RENT Two new Zroom HOUSES, comer of 13th and B sts. s w. Also, one House on 13% between Band Cate sw. All modern improvements, Inquire A. F, BARRER, 1228 B st. s.w. feb2s-3t* ANTED—EVERBODY TO KNOW that Smoxy | Chimneys are cured or no pay: al it W. D. ae | VILESS, 452 au vania avenu: noise | WATER SUPT COURT SORIP, SOL DIE. WAB- “BER cor ME ADDI TIONALS, and WILLIAM © RANTS. Cash paid. Louisiana ave. ana Sih s| | | | | $196.225.182 11 ! Ws ANTED- PRIVATE PUPILS or OLASSES in Mathematics, Rhetorio, Loria. West | gointra ‘aus lis, OF Lear Terms | moder: iat ae ‘Call ») bolors ita mn after 4p. tm novatr | ANTED. Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK; 19 yoara | Goods, &i lowest prices. ae a H. | aug3liy Fare of the first for, which the 8 aor 7 We perience. 5c. CHACE, 616 Louisiana avenue. J ANTED—A perfect = ee number of the EVE: Uberal price Wil be paid Office. Sn LOST AND FOUND ¢| Last A small BLACK OPERA GLASS, with 4 tals Z. E.B.on the case. If found, pleas turn to 1 et. feu25: LORE. Gs Capitol Hill @ liver and shite colored 4 SETTER PUPPY. six months old. vary fat. The finder witl Teceive 3 re by returning him to 909 Toth at mw. 295-9" plessant and very conveuient SHED ROOMS, suitable for light Price satisfactory. POR KENT—That desirable HOUS 616 st. n.w.; modern improvements: dry cellan Pos- session March 19th. Kent moderate. igsome furniture in house {or which no ad charge will be made. 029 L st. n.w. {OR RENT From ae Ist, centrally located yu cicinity of Patent, Post Dice, and carey § ) Sth st. nw.. containin modern improvements. Inquire No. LW PGE RENT—-FURN ISHED ROOMS with BOARD : convenient to all lines of street and departments. 12th st. now fe Fo RENT—At low prices to oom tanants, ail modern improvements, $15 12th st. n. 19 n.w., the latter for sale cheap. JOHN sitet MAN'S GO. it. Cloud Building. febl OR FAL! —A few vacant LOTS « on Iowa circl oBRG gnoneY advanced to build: 384 eareral for ssle in same it, HESTER, ‘Sy leet zi febl2tr FOR: REN T—Two HOUSES, 607 and 609 New Jer- Bey ave. nw. 10 rooms each, modern iin) Tove. ments, i and fine yards; rent themes. “Apply'to W. 0. JORNBOR, “AR ase nw, GTBAYED OR BTOLEN—A larga black ‘OR RENT—A FARM, in Maryland,on Marlboro Fr ‘The finder will be rewarded by Jeay taest 7 F st. n.w. 1 care ‘At the ery Ball. 4: th ‘OLD N febaeat Jan- with Masonic Temple, Gola Gross at The finder will be a rewarded by leaving it at 1S Ost ma, POS, 208754 small fox-shaped DOG long hair and bushy tail curling oven inobaskt Weight about 22 pounds. A liberal reward is offered for his return to Express Office, or 302 4th street ae. foh24 Lt 98T—Saturday evening, in returning from the 4 National Theater, slong the avenue to 7th; then Boule val te suitably, rewarded upon EE it at slate col- id Chain BRACELET. BOARDING BOsEDING Four or five fentlemen, can be dated with HOARD and RUOMS at per month. ADDY. at 128 Cst. nw. 3t 12] MD, AVE NES Four ROOMS, en = or single, handsome! ; most desirable summer residence. font nomial For atta: Pa. avenue and 1th a! feb20stawow ‘A fivehorse power UPRIGHT Bort, i nrstclacs condicone at ieee ad aif soot rises Apply at Bepublic office, a Pa. ‘ayenus. SPRING STYLES THE THE NOBBY GOODS OF WASHINGTO: GEO. T. KEEN, Tailor. feb22tmar6é 414 9th street. D PANTS FOR MEN AND Bi Ge 81, 81.25, it and 82 upwards pos BOYS’ JACKETS AND PANTS, 8250, worth a4. Good CABSIMERE PANTS, 82,50 and 83, to close | out. MEN'S AND BOYS' OVEROOATS way below cos: __ — AND BOYS’ ODD SUITS at half forme: | UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS at 25, 46, 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, Between 19th ana 20th streets. : ita Newfoundiand DOG. ‘A liberal reward, Road, containing 108 acres miles from wil be paid for his return to 1/10 Het = Tare | sigitineton. Inuit of re 7 Titik E1008 at. eae ; Ona rlaayievenine “SAU Gane croming | [POR RERTSRualael PARLORS soa = degen Lila Het mw. to 627 Fst awe a SEAL FESa as es for hi jag, and several small BEDEOO) 854 Pennay!- vane avenue, corner 436 st. ae marll-12m' PERSONAL. MES.2R. BLAOK, RELIABLE, GEATRYOU ANT Ladies’ Physician, No. 706 Senate Port Oftee- PHRENOLOGIST—15 YEARS" / 5 GERSON: Ay PEactical experience. ‘Prices to auit the Call by March Sth. 1112 Fst. 1 eas ate EET MY BED “AND BOARD + ‘some two months wo MINNIE 8. WILLEY. I caution the pub- lie from pa ine any bills contracted on my account, I will not be responsible theref or (LLEY, feb25.3t* gals ath at me navy yard. ERSONALL. Be. BY will commence his a EVENING at ‘rclocks Great ae eains at private sule duriiy the day. febd4tinar: MES. ™ A FRENCH, Medical and Business Me- dium, from Boston, is now stopping, at No. ial East Capitol st , corner of 8th. A i * a F af WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. 3 J ANTED-A jxood WOMAN, to do xeneral hoi {OR RENT—The HOU 5 pitol street, | DE T N | W Noresna Kes igen two catdrea ‘ref contafnine 9 cS acuse mh ee Sor Cpu pee ee | ererce required. 453 14th at. 26-2 fame street. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh street. (Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.) Three-Story Houses for Sale. i ste. mod imps, 12rs.. ; 2 w.mod. imps. 12 re Mth st nw., mod. Ttipa, 9 re. . D.W., 1ndd. nups., 10 rs. ‘8@., mod. imps, $ ra... nw —— imps 10 x K st. n.w., ‘mod. imps.’ 10 6.500 Two-Story Brick and "Frame Houses For Sa 426 New saidhee ath Tra, Unimproved Prope: Gor. eames ave.and 14th 2. porte ty For Sale. i at ew. per ft Cer. 4th and M Cor. 4th and L, ne, 25th st., bet. F and 22d st., bet. Mand N nw. per ft. Houses for R . imps . 6 rs 42 and rospect Bt., Georgetown, 6 Ts. 1719 Lith st. nw., 5 rs. 09 G Mo ante ew, 10.00 | 202 3:tn stn. 10.00 | 10.90 | 10.00 | 10.00 > 10.00 | 101.00 | 730 916 and 910 tet ‘st, (ew stOT~S).-. J issue on the Ist and 15th of each month's bulletin of all property for rent and sale on my books, which cau be ad ouaprlication at my office, oF wil be sent by mail, if desired. 811,000, 82,000, 1.900 “B1.000, at 8 per cent : 3606 ati per cent. feb26tr Foe RENT— . H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest. Lees 1845 7th st. n.w.. 2701 Ket n.w 2 # nee 44mg oF 240 # i at Shas eS Ld | mente first clase: fratts of a BUSINESS CHANCES. Mansi tn fy Washinton city. Address EX Li sr Of feb26.2t GOOD BUSI = [ANCE —For sale 8 100K. FIXTURES and LEASE of a first class Hest A rart, doing 8 good business, in one of the best loc tons in the city. For particulars, a: BANT. selling ORSF, BUGGY. AND HARNESS. — and Harness new: titet-class Horse, can trot in minutes © the entire out! dress RESTAU City Post Ofice. Satisfactory reasoas for 2G0. —Waxiep—A desirable modern RES. CE, in go.d neistiborhood, improved Provert bi Banwen «con _LeDroit Batis 1g a competent mechan how Case and PI for Improved oF ton, on cash ba: feb24-st S18. PART “ated Sash Mana ory, to connect with it the Picts ant Ms irror Frame ‘Business; or will sell the Machinery and fools and remain with purchaser. Address CAPT- TAL, Star —- teb2s-at FS SALE—Two new eicht-room BRICK OUSES. oe brick fronts, stone trimmings, three rooms deep, larve ceilar, alate — iatrobe, bath. hot and cold water, bells, Ke. ; Convent ently arranied and conveniently located, and where Property is rapidly enhancing in value; exceilent nelghborhood. Price low. Terma easy —For one $500 down, no more required for five years: on the other the $f00 can be paid in monthly iust Upon a payment of $56 or 8100 down and bal: five yeara. Adcress ENTERPRISE, P.O. is ‘Tet | Moan TO LOAN ON REAL FSTAT Anply a RESNEDY'S Real Estate Office, it Se Gnrat Ba 4 FARM near New York o: erty, or a near-by arma, _feb22-4t* WESTCHESTER mo Bi for District prot RS —Fine LOTs near littie cash, LDERS, sts. circle: Kale « heap food oe in exchanye, feb22 “the best RESTAT doing a splenaid business HOMAS MG he « TIVE WATERIN LACE FOR The BREEN HOUSE at Perth Au S@ rocims. Newiy furnistied fed lana on on 24th st. road, feb22-tr o. FOR BENT-A with bath, wat railway, in the bortheaster "ite from 1 6 for confectionery forpishing store ave. MOSE¥ To Loan os WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, ke. . WALLAOH, Loan Broxer anp Jeweten, ‘he Real Estate Review, published the isan ‘of each month, contains a complete list. of all the houses I have for rent, t concerning the condition of the ite market throughout the country. Call and get a copy. i) A. McINTIBE, EAL ESTATE BSOKER, “No. 918 F street, opposite Masonic Tempie. For Rent. 25 and Pa. av.,fur.166%; Store 1905 Pa ave 920 15 new. Zand Q n.w. fir Stoddard's st, fur, 12 and O, fur. Piace, f e 21st nb. and G, fir tts ave., fax. Hoe OB oo. O37 BON ‘ave. 1905-11 i. H. ave ith and Pa. ave se 7th and F Bs G sri fand ermont ave. 1408 wun 1.W. ie 2p Park piace Pre. with atabio. 10 Hobiberty, 14 and T....s a ath, Georta 1 Hope ave... Bids eusburg road Stabies. +86, Store Gand Kaw. Store 2153 Pa. ave as r Si bul! hin of Honses and Lots for . Parties desirous of or, preine are requested to give me a call. Loans NeGoviaTep by _E. A. McINTIRE. tr T have ala saie es ene = 3 rooms and hall. LOUIS PS SHOEMAKER, 920 F st nw. Houses and Lots for sale in all sect’ ms of the city. A. A. NICHOLSON, Real k. :ste Broker, Lenox Building, corner 7th and @ ats., feb2-tr = “Hoon 2 REN Ee #2. 8th iat store and bhgere Defrees st. FOR SALE. Special inducements to builders in buying ground fing to parties wantiug sinall houses on tke mont instalment plan. Also, several elegant H. Houses & fo be sold at auction prices and on id terms. wanting und or houses my ome of any ze OF location eat tle ‘novi. tr Firat class STROLOGIST.—Mrs. Dr. ELLIS, a as bg outed at TABLE BOARD. Possession. «ive of, March. i "To Loan Several i gums at 7 per References Hon. EW: Remutley, ich” feb26 6c gonstt the Doctor ta al a ene eas te Ta Wee BURFORD, Beal Hestate Broker, PE BSORS in the northwestern part of the city de- 8am to9 p.m. itapls 06 E street n.w. wire ret claps ne Aen ‘OHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, a ase modated ‘at No. 1226 O street northwest, one door > ni 2 wiodated'at No. ude” | ol te remus et sean, mt tered PROFESSIONAL. 08. ae aanp 1) es 12rn ina) Corres a pm. Always in before 9 and after 4: "” Jani! Soteaiertty Coates pears if Batu. — ‘arnished sreat i r ‘chill Rent ‘wits BOARD: ‘Transient and rebie oarders | M ltotogst an newovan aehi and a colds, Fheumatign, Ree * 30 nile and fore, mmodated. Mrs. SMITH. between ‘Capitol and A sts., Capitol Hill; F at. Jaudct EFAS pho cot ‘Mrs. Dr. TROL: gusndsomely furnished eeu | cee mop eels if pauare ee riteen, years Dua febl-ly* Ing Trauiplent Hoarderseeeos od Res | fallady gives better satisfaction in all attaira of life | [) "es @UMe, D aud atria, Bonttal cela «ea exchanged. 612 9th et n.w. and 200F st'n.w. febliy | i any nein odealiny vs sav ai life, | of Shoat bas eb Sliet.'¢ ‘a1; So ot OD PEEGANILE FURNISHED ROOMS, with rat, nce on ail matters spperiaining (9 Dugiuas, Tove | Fanteat Pals: 60 cents. lor transient parties trimon: #2 per day, af Mrs. ‘SOW HALLS 705 15th street, | fivenor ho pay, novi ly De 4, 8, JOHNSTON» ata ot a = immediately fi facing the Troasury, White House, and | WELLS’ EUREKA SURPASSES ALL DPesnisfeinin cote ot Dental Btcory, pee A te ides a ee pera I Dehetre peediierrs unde progr vinx the Sat pa bone ae eS... Zeeth For sale by alldruggists 25 canta per st nw, ‘Dentistry in ali dts branches. woe sitios : i PIANOS AND ORGANS. sofenwee Wa Sata coat ———— a RT. M. TALE: Dexriez, BRADBURY PIANOS, voy ORGANE. Dike poo sovinenat ocrner 7th aha bias BRADBURY PIANOS, = ESTEY ORGANS, Now and full stock at_ th ; ang on the EASIEx T TERMS. LOWEST AiGs Instruments FOR RENT, applisato purchase, nT, and rent 1119 ANDERS & STAYMAN, ite febl9-tr “TS Ne Onirien ete Baicnste, FIAELET DAVIS &:00.'8 PIANOS Now stylenot rated Pianos continually ar ving fora ion 5 Oot seu. permet A wr © He Tp ices. Oome ant riaprahn fo bans WORLD. GRAND, BQUAnE 2 "AND t UPRIGHT PIANOS, Every Instrument - ries and on ae cemeens = all cerenary - BIOHENBAOCH’: AREROOMA, 4293 dooe:te Re et cane tre [THE bia '78 < sera torous at PLATED-WARE. A full Btock of Bést Goods at Low Prices, ML W. BEVERIDGR, (Late Webb & Beveriiga), He. 1008 Pa. av. febltr 2. J. B. GIBBS, BEMOVED TO be ize muliy STRERT, jompeon's Drag Store. of Mr. H. nN. BARLOW, (where he wil Be riesoen a Gs FIXTURES. ‘The finest and largest stock of GAS FiXTUBES EVER OFFERED FOR SALE IN THE CITY. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. avenue, febi3.29 ‘Will guarantee entire satisfaction. E. F. BROOKS, feb18-tr Goxconan Buruprna, 15th Sr. gana 2 CLOTHING.—The in ‘to, a pt a Se 9th street, near Penn's ave. zai susSearge tthe maata JENSEN, feb22tr 1427 Pennsylvania ave. $17.00 TO LEND AT 7 PER CENT. in wuma of $ tlees than $9,000, at YOUNG & MIDDLE, » Bt STORAGE, WITH IN vauia avenue, febls-Im* ‘%0OD8 RECEIVED 0. 7_SURANOE, at 916 Lo: T° LOAN, MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Is StMs To Suit, At 7 and & per cent. R. 1m POLTMAR, sta. Iw. febI8tr ONEY TO LOAN ON ae) REAL ESTATE SECURITY AT SEVEN AND EIGHT PER CENT. ACOORDING TO AMOUNT. Cuaxcr to SPRcuLATE SUBURBAN LOTS. We hold for mizpratE sale 26 in Uniontown, D.0., belonging to a leave the country Bust be sold, Title perfect ; No incumbrance. FOR SALE, On MassacaUseTrs AVENUE NontH west, Appewand andsome 11-room Brick Dw Mansard roof and every modern conve: PRICE $4.70, 81,000 Caha Banance to Serr Ponce scm, Tivus. SHE! B & 00. febl4te 1223 F 6’ TANTED Second hand FURNITURE in k Wie 85 to $1,000 worth. “Adiress Star office. EMERACE THE OPPORTONITY. COME ORT ARTE s HOUSES, 28, EASY TERM! (TIME, NINTH STREET AND FRENU TREET NORTHWEST. The Citizens’ Building Company offer to all desire to be their own landlords a few of thore neat, hpi re ss well-built TWO. OSTORY HOUSES rece: ‘ed on French street, between Hand Sana ah acd 10 0th streets nc con rooms, bath room, latrobes, ranwss, mod under the entire house: ern improvements, cei Two THREE STORY "HOUSES on 9th, near R street rooms, nw., 11 , bath room, &c.; all ‘modern improvements. ese houses should be seen to be appreciated, acre best locations in the city; built 6 best manner, under the supervision of a iiding committee and tects ; CO! nient pease — Th archased upon a small cash aenteent oe timeon ferred payments. ‘They pay and long time on det nts. They to. exuallzethe deferred pay. et aor almost enough Open for daily. For price, terms, ee ope to at National Bank of Republic. eae AND eS ae exchange; #1500 for eater tod around the City of Washington: al the. sdvantares of Settled climate; calt or send for Catalowue, Kes WME MA MAIN & BROS, No. 125 Pa. ave. n. 10 REAL ESTATE OWNERS —1 a ‘This favorite Hotel, having been thoroughiy reno vated, painted throughout, and entirsiy resur ished, is now open for the reception of gueets BRESLIN & COOKR, nov29-tt @ FINE WAMSUTTA. SHIRTS ‘to onder. 6 Superior SHIRTS to orde: SNory. Beat SH SHIRTS to TS to order The Ceisbrated “Davai a lin, and elegant Teh NDERWEAT. GEN er ; Satisfaction euarantead in all cases, 3 DUBREUIL BROS, tevin oh 261 Penntutomae cn A Age AND WINTER Goons. ion tor tana eater. Mb Onmmmae’ Azar & Miva Mancuan® Tacs, expose SQorcorsn Suldtte, ‘A superb for Gentiemen’s Dress and Street Wi ived sud ready for in- LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, IN MEN'S, LADIES | AND BOYS' SIZES, AT VERY MODERATE PRICES. 4M, W. GALT, BRO, & CO declttr [=reeorne STUDENT LAMPS. pRtss 42ND NICKLE PLATED, AT REDUCED PEIOES. SCHAEFER 1016 Boventh street 1.00., ja184r Dealer in Chins, Giass and Piated Ware. fr very complete twostary and | ~ | in New Brame San | LADIES" Goons. 1D Giov es. PRICES THE LOWEST. Just received a fa Hy | MONOGRS. KID GLOVES, owas prices e BUTTON, 91.10 4 BUTTON, 8155 | , Also the celebrated “3TGLA” KID GLOVES | finest known, only to be acd at ' MES. P. PALMER'S, femiste 2907 Fat., vet. vith and Lah ate | y jest RECEIVED. 2 scat § One caneof WHITE FELT BONNETS, tame, Matines, and Como shapes, very da. sirable goods. Beautiful line of wae’ and Colored BROIDERIES. . ea omg lot of FLOWERS at 50 cents per ban: largest assortment of MONOGKAM GLOVES tn the cigs at owes prtoes, MADAME M. J. HUNT, _febiatr Nos. 691 and 683 Det nto. M®*- SEL™a RUPPERT, LADIES’ BAZAR, 624 Ninth st., Opposite Patout Office SAENLIQUE ant POISE EA bk aD ke ATrena CE 8 Inst RUF FLINGS, TIES, LAG NGES, TRIM MMINGS, BUTTONS, reat ¥ STA PING Promptly attended to. Teh for Frank Lesie’s PAPER A RYSRE MG Say GOODS, FLOWERS snd 1 LOWEK GARNITURRS, UNDFRGARNE SiS a BPA ry ¥ pra = | — SILK DOLMANS Ero. Beg | 7 Qite Trevine 7 178 and SLeAKs al covt 5 | stocks ADIES’ = i. BARGAINS! BARGAINS!: T have on hand a fret ADIES’ W TER BOOTS my own make, that I = | JAS. BL VERMILY A. 10 Nii aniétr Omponite Soh ogy ARE ATTRACTIONS R ¥OR THE LADIES, At OH. RUPPERLS 403 7th aw. Now in siore & magnificent stock of new and baa Emproidered Slippers, Slipper was. Fancy Wi Sy Of all descriptions. Gom- Piste qutat for Infante, Fine gerortinent of See. j Fame Thread snd Point Lace Trimming. Berlin Zephyrs, German asd" Atactions Knitting Ya: Germantown wool, the best quality and sood wourht ‘St the lowest prices, nnd the moost attract ve stock of imped 4 — be found tn the ety Doxt forges __dandtr Omen” er" No Sear Stone novad-am Be OTS AND SHOES (TREMENDOUS BARGAINS: PREVIOUS 10 RECEIVING SPRING STOCK OF BOOTS, GAITERS AND TIES, ge L. HEILBURN No. 408 Seventh Street, SGN OF—THat OL» Woman or Mire, WILL BELL 00 oo 50 300 25 30 3 4 Hutto, oo 8 Shows and ‘Ga! ters nd “76 fy fant Button, ali leather. 25 Guim Shoes, 20 fobl2tr A®™ IMMENSE sista GHTER 491 PENNSY: VA a IA AVENUE. THE GREATEST BARGAIN JU8T RECEIVED FROM ONE OF THE LARGEST AUCTION HOUSES IN THE COUNTRY. We Witt Naz 4 Few Prices Brcow ‘Men's Calf Boots at $2: former Price 88.50. Men Heavy Ki p Doublesole Boots, $1.76 Hd 2g former price 83.00. Gents’ Drose Boots, 81:25. he ee price #260, An ae lot of Gents’ Gaiters, from 8! upto Gout Boot, 10-13, at 50 cts. a pair. Youths’ Bay with or without » Baltunore-made, At the above house can be found the largest assort- ment of Ladies! Misses’ and Children’s Shoes iu the cxty, gt astomietiin low prices. d Children’s hubbors at 25 ta Anew line of 5-ceut Shoes Jost neon vod GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION shut 4 $77, sien of the Hed z ia thei aromonp, er Proprietor New YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania avenus, PREVIOUS TO TAKING AN AQOOUNT WILL 8i Poy MY wat PAL An) OWINTEH GOODS ‘aT Prime Gost? A FEW QUOTATION’ Ladies’ Cusiom made oe Button: ~ ‘om Katies Castoms made, Bary Biue, Diswoaal or fadiee Sout Goat Bolld Leather, Patsy, Gusto pad ris gecea tienen, = Bay ged Shoes. Gente q Bute) Gat bd ‘Burt’s) Calf tution Be Boots a Ncteocommmcctnens rt aSSSSseeuss Th, 45c., Seat Boat Avoties§ Sits” Esdice All kinds of Shoes fi aud Chidreu st up- heard of low prices. _—_— are the best and cheapest goods ever offered atany asic ty. Jans-tr EREIGNS' CO-OPERATIVE a8- foes SOCIATION, 1083S Seventh Street wm. we Take Mrs. Ohick’s sdvice—"make an effort” to | econom:ze; reduce your expenres to the minimam 3 ulterated goods, of full Gnd measure, and when the New Year comes awain dar the gain in health, wealth and self-respect. | pur trade ticket, good for one year, will cost you 81, and sive you the benefit of Discounts for cash | under “Gur contracts with affiliated arms in all lines a a ted fh S200 ie Ey: Seve GROCERIES, ie lowest market rates for cash, | Suddivide she jut prod Fotis, if ALY, among oUF patrons. “Toes Seventh st. mew. jan3l-tr } tat) FOR BUSINESS USES. FFER.—Our New Improved Double Colled Metalic Telephone is the finest | he = Seen Le , Spring | tis lory low pri instrument ; Call Attachment, made by. Dr ma chiniste on scleutilc principles; warranted, Work one mile, wna in tha set, com prising two addres aie ‘two. ea | Baise siren found umtstore and 200 fect | Reavy wire, at 35 at fi | regular rates, w! jer ‘well are ae KENT, WOODMAN & CO., feb5.e0l0t 95 Congress st., Boston, Mass, [== AND SUP- CELLU TES Rneeion aera meee a at Bes ee mennem se