Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1879, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: FRIDAY Pebrunry - Average sworn Daily Circulation over 47,509-being @ much larger bona fide, Feguiar wad germanent cireulation than that of aif the other daiiy vavert im the City adeted tugether. ‘Yo Advertisers. Vaevs are requested to send t> the:r ines 12 ofclock M. “The insortion in ihe 5 those reachinue the ottice after ur cannot beaewured. sane hat bo To Correspondents. Letsere snonid be addressed to the Rditorisi or Borin—= Minarer of Tax Stak, accord ay to their terse t toany individual name Otherwise ‘eisys jS¥ ocenr, on account of ab- and » wing a Betice, «tc. Cheeks, etc., should in all esean be mado payable to the order of Tae EVENING Stan NEWwaPrAPRB Comtrasy—not to that of any individial, $F Anonymous communications not read: re- Jectod Fanrtscripts not returned or preserved. The Vatarial Saisance on the River Frent. Inthe creat rush of national business in the jast days of the session, it fs not an easy matter to ation on District affairs, need for the prompt abatement of the nuisance on the river front {5 sq appare the danger to the health of t so threat enin at if would seem that neasure of ti be passed without the slightest ob- ton. ne cost need not be very heav, nd bat ts matniy needed isthe authority for our District covernment to enter this season upon the work of reclaiming the pestilential flats, and affor an outlet for the sewage Intodeep water. it is imperative that the work Should be commenced at once, ts shown by er ‘Townshend's last Health 61 District of Columb’a 1s the of our river front and the abateme nding along the north shore of Long Bridge.’ and al ‘anch, or Anacostia riv mmgnt on this ‘y* intelligent are of the extent and tntluence of thi larial marshes, these hundreds of a Swamp. Which present to the eye during the summer months a Vast undulation of rank vez- etation, and which, during the fall, furnish so many patients to the physicians. Not only does the Vast_ amount of vegetation which springs forth fail and deeay, but much of the sewaze of our cities fs carried back from the river by the lides, and remains on these flats to ferment and off its deadly ettiuvia. Some of cur sew- an never effectually be borne al currents. has been presented time and again to Congress and numerous plins have been sugested to abate this great, nuisance, but this is a question tn the domain of eagineer- ing. ard the knowledge and skill of an ensineer is rey the problem. | Stirred to en- : experience of our southern ain being made by some of izens to induce Congress to ion at its next session looxtag of this spot from our all give this movement our arty support and trust that bet- ay attend our labors than have * with those who have toiled tn this Tre New York churches have entered tn earnest upon the work of tenement house re- form ard practical results are expected from I meetings have been held has been diseussed in all its bearings by prominent clergymen and lay- men. It is sald that Trinity corparation 13 about to demolish the great building known as the Havemyer sugar retinery, In Hamersley street, and erect on its site what fs intended to be. Inevery respect, a model tenement hous Which will answer asa pattern for all other: and separate entrances will be kent with rents down to a point which will simply cover actual cos' We re Hendrie! that when ¢ 0 last 3 m giving free to several ne f the toothache. or H. knows ho’ loves to plant eporters and discourse to the political toptes of It ts a terrible thing to have the but how much worse It must be to off from the luxury of being inter- | he sympathies of the nation go out r Hendricks at this moment.—(Cin. paper reporters Svery one who Mr. Hendr s is aS wary as Martin Van Buren, who was sometimes called “Foxy Matty.” During Van Buren’s presidential term, ‘the brilliant argent S. Prentiss, of Mississippi, gave a Milesian version of the fable of the lion and the beasts to illustrate the adroitness with which Van Buren by a non-committal poiley managed to retain his position In Jackson's cabinet at the time of the explosion that dis- lodged the other members. It will be remem- bered that Van Buren, fn reference to his own presidential policy, declared his purpose to “follow In the footsteps of his illustrious pre- Geeessor.” “Wanst upon a time,” said Prentiss, “the Lion to replenish his larder, made a fire in his den of something that smelt bad intirely, and thin he called all the other bastes to him to give an opinion upon the seint. ‘And how d'ye lke the smell of me parlor to-day?” says the Lion to the Bear. The honest ould Bear replied, “It smells bad.’ Thin the Lion pretinding to be in arage, pounced upon the Bear and ate him up at wanst for his impoliteness, Thin the Lion said to the Wolf, ‘And how d’ye like the Smell of me parlor to-day The ould Wolt whin he sor the carcass of the Bear that the Lion had just ate, lying In the corner, he sald, Says he, ‘Its the most delightrul smell I tver smelt In all me life.” ‘Take that for lying, said the Lion, and he hit the Wolfa pat that khocked the breath out of him tntirely. Thin the Lion said lo the Fox, ‘ And how d’ye like the smell of se parlor to-day?" But the Fox whisked his tall across the corner of his eye as much as to say, ‘D’ye see anything green there honey?’ And then he sald, says he, ‘It's me that’s got such a bad could that I can’t smell at all at all.” ‘Thin the Lion laughed and tould the Fox ne Was a clever baste, and that he might tread in his futsteps If he could straddle wide enough.” ‘The astute old politician of Indiana makes a toothache serve the purpose of the fox’s bad cold. NS ——————E 4 CARD. For some time past it has been a; parent to tha Urdersigned, that in view of the smail profits at which Dry Goods are being sold, there shoul 1 be a Sifference between Casu and Caepir: and as we are casled upon daily to compete with houses who eo no credit business whatever, it is hardly to be elpected that wecan in ail casea meet their prices, and give credit customers the advantage of them. © confine oursel\ es strictly to the one price sy8- tm, aed mark all our goods in pisin figures. thus inakiny no distinction between erent and Caeprr, and probably in some instances dix age cash buyers. So. after mature consideration. we have determined to meet what we consider one of the Just requirements of trade, by allowing a discount Of Fiv® PeR CENT. for CasH on the day of saie, or upon delivery of the goods, which is the discount generally allowed at wholesale when we pay cash. In making this chanze we desire to express our appreciation of the old and valued custowers with we have held suct: plessant business relations for so many years. and desire their 7 as beretetore, assurin< all that iu establish this sys tem we io not inten? to sell the credit customers at a Livher price, but to the cash purchaser at a lower. The cre cust F can purchase at the recular Fates as heretofore, but the bayer fuvcash wil have a Of sire per cent, from the regular Prices We have decided to initiate this measure vu We think the time has come when the prs me Public expects and should have the advan as we intend, as heretofore. to adhere strictly to the ,we consider the only fair One-price system, which aud legitimate method of transacting business, we can on If effect the object named by allowing a dis- ccuntto al’ who Yay at the time of purchase. We this a permanent and distinguish- ropore t9 make fue feature of our house, and rely upon those weo are familiar with our manner of trausacting busi. eee, and upon the public xenerally, to sastata us 10 this undertaking, believing that the result will be to Our mutual advantace. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, feb38.3t 919 Pennsylvania ave. PRE NEW auaeel BEFERBENCE POR THE year 1879. AN AMERICAN ALMANAC Axp TREASURY OF FacTa, STATISTICAL, FINANCIAL axp POLITICAL. Edites by AINSWORTH B. SPOFFO. 3 Pian of Congress. Ree: Bound in a handsome Di Voh MOHUN BROTHERS, Books®..ers AND STATIONERS, 20465 Pa. aves cor. Lith st. feb2@-tr Se ance ‘the flats,’ or ‘Kidweil’s | al Observatory to | those on } ndject Is not | citizen ts fully | ‘TRE POLICY HOLDERS OF TREMST | To TBEINE INSURANCE COMPANY I deem the present nieret of every policy TAL | time of extrema peri’ to the hoider anlin the languwe n “Recarefol, tind! that you artker, wales the law warrauts your | |f speak not in conéemmation of the manac riof | the Company. wi to protect your interests | ert zen, wfvily expressed that, thelr sac | cessor are cl thor do T desire unnedessarily to vereure tke er, who seems anxious ty take e Company's a and money The rey or: of the cormmittce is in yous hands and | bas mete stodgy, but tuere ar | thins ca Cmhpany ther Lave prese 9 your att-ntion. Your no hi iexel interest is eafely invested at your comr our abil etermine it shall be expended in rev jes, or paid to you in dh one” Your reu % the intessity of the o edevery farilty fi ard ask onls that you pursue lawful moans t tier emit the r authority. i ‘Takinic advantage of the request mae by John B. O's.ett, tha? any poitey-holder hou! have access to the books in the office, I have gleaned certain facts | concerning the inner nistory of the Compat ant! the interest of the parties who have fizured 50 con- | #peucusly in the late troubles, ond caallense your iutelliger tconstderation of tue sam. ‘A careful examination shows not jess than ven thousand five hundred apd seveaty-seven riske | taben on property, now in force, and of course th. umber of votes evtitied to poll, while the lata elec. lion shows that only twenty-four hunured aad thirty votes were taken during twelve hours, and | the Perties Claiming élection received ont | one-seventh of the * ‘The num isks running from ten to twenty-five years back those entitled to the larger proportion of dividend erinterert in the two hundred and six thou (ght bundred doliars of reserve, is about thoussnd. 1 OE number of this older the leit of persons lou executors, aduninistra‘ors and ans and othars wuo not ve y f of attorn! e nium, inc and acded to the enecess of the Company, ‘The propriety, nay, the right of such persons bane silowed to vote the’ property in their cate, is ta- fear, and n » of the charterer by-lawsexchiies them. ‘See. 4th of charter read 0.4. Ani be if further ei sors who shall hereafter insure Ww: tion, and slso their heirs, executors, z and assign: mtinuing tobe insured by said cor porat.on, + become members there sf | He iain insured by eaid | hi this corporatron and the mi bey No op Ang r ng princ ple in every cle four yeare. Contrary to section th of the carese, requiring a vo'e of woth: wend the by" | Laws, the time ef vot: chauved, as in articie | six.tee 1 of from 9 to’ 6 o'clock,” to wusnal two weeks’ no- lication was omits 1. ral usaxe in all fair ele | utrary t »the ions, Five Comm . 0, '$, which reqnires the election,” and ive: Man “te cona 7 Commissioners uo daty_ Ww indicial rights. “The Co Geo. 'L. Sherif’, having isk; Albert Pox. 1 risk; P. F. Bacon, 1 risk, and Jno. C. Wilson, who. jointly with other heirs, wes cntitled to 3 rsks The cau- didates and their interest in the Company are Preseat Board, save King and W famuel Nerment dno, Van Riswick Jesse B. Wison. 35. G. Emery ¥ Howard a. W. Barker J. ©. McKelden. Total. Polkinhorn * &. Edwards... W. Cochran. TD T risks. 1, on furniture. Vrisks. ae Wm. Kins. a Total : 34“ | Shortly after polls opene1 the Commissioners | elected by arpoiniment of chsirman exercised the | authority, notwith+tanding protests, section 4th of charter, quoted above, was a nullity ‘They ruled out proxies, yet allowed partners to vote | by proxy. They ruled out executors, adminidtra. | tors or aseuzuees, cutting off large estates with 40 | and 60 votes, yet allowed Jas. 8. Kdwards to vote as assignee with Warner and others. They threw out agents and attorneys, even where they had signed the premium and allowed uo one t> vote save he could show rick in bis indiviaual name. Theie roling ejected Mills Dean, one of the committee, Ino. €, wilson, one of the Commissioners of Biec. Reveer, Whi thers, and im say Th the duty of to decide thac ton, Benj U. others I ict menti tes Findinw Mr. Georze W. Cochran indienautly demanded of hud “way he did not leave the chair and stop his presenca | ninttui oters and upon the explanaton of Chairman Richards that “he had rejuestel 3 Nermext to take the chair while be wot his lunch Geo W, Cochran demanded what right he, 93 3 c4i- nad to emain in ty : y ballot, each meus ber ha vin ore vote for heid by him” Jas. G Fras: nd the names on poll bo ok as thoy were cx'ied by 0.1 Sherif, but did not aunounes te nataber +i votes each party was tied to vote. He asked the question, “How many chimed?" If the pa:ty cisimea less than the bowk al- lowed he shopiy said all rizht, ont did not inform them that they were entitles to one or six more + 5tcs. When the may parties who saw the deprivation | cated Mr Fraser's attention to the matter in the of Francis B. Lord, and in mavy cays afier- wards, 98 en outrace upon common dency and Heht, he simply at swered -—“If we are to be lutar- fered with im conducting this poll, we bad bettar stop the voting.” Many witnesses must attest the tr.th an¢ shame attendant upon these assertious made, and many protests were entered against te decisions and conduct of tha ‘Commis oners of Election. Ninety-seven votes were thrown out in the counting, makirg twenty-four hundred and th rey votes cast, of which only Geo. T. Dearing and sans! Norment received a majority, that major ty being less thaw one-sixth of the whole number of votes eh titled to bal'ot. Dos it need argument to convine any one that, bat for the entire illegality of the cecisions and acts of those. who conducted this election, there would have been four thousand votes polled? sn any one explain why the tally sheets in the connting did not arres? It is but natural that those who received a majority of the votes cast should be willing to havo an eles tion for the rematning number to constitute board. It is but natural that the old board of managers should, consider that they have been vindicated in character and reputation by the lane vots thay polled inthe face of the great effort and assiduous labor performed by the agitators, the managers not even allowing their names to be published aa candidates for yeelcction, Can either party aifed to lien pinely upon their backs, huscing the delusive phantom of hope that the conservative matority of the policy holders will arise and do their biddaas? Gentlemen. we want peace: we want security for our money and risks. We desire those young attorneys, who seem to be desirous of exciting strife, that they may thereby be enabled to exalt themselves to this guardianship of our hara-carned surplus, to subtuit themselves to the arbitration of a fair and locally. conducted ballot. We want no more resolutinas to Rent vast ties of manuscripts or pay for halls not used by us in our proper business. Win'e we reform, | let us not run into excesses on the other side. N for xain or position We cannot afford to do without a fair election, qihere every one who hol policy. wether it be bis own personally, or whether ha Have the equity Plc risht to vote he watne, can exercise that taht a//y alter our by-laws, tl i smuily, seeking the bert and permanent rates OF permanent interest of the company; let us extend the time if necessary to three days, and see, not how few, but how mar Notes may be admitted. Let as place tho:e upon our tickels who have a real property interest as well a8 an inte'lizent acquaintance wit of our people and our Compauy. only can we avoid the necessity of p! tera inthe bancs of a receiver to authority of law until we can hy la right. Seeing the almost i Conrany Sa gutarpy condition, I trast that mi rouse from his lethargy, come up the belp of the Company, aud bear her ‘proud ‘bag. | ner onward to the haven «f security and peace, Wo | Bave not in twenty-four years had alaw suit in ths | gett'ement of any loss, and now we are amply able to protect our own interest without the aid of ieee oF five Attorneys to fatten on the life blood of the Company. Verbum ae Tt . H. W.. A Poliey Holder. TO BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS. By virtue of the deed of assienment from Gears: MM. Barker fo mec Twill see eee RETAEEFOR GASH, at No. 48 and 051 Now York avenue, bs. ween 6'b and 7 streets nw. OORN, BLINDS, GLASS. HARDWARE and ILD: IN W. J. MILLER, NG MATERIALS. J. Trustee and Assiznée. the necessities By. this courses ring our mat- hold under the Ww placsourselyes inevitable tendency of the feb2st CARD. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, pipet crass SE ERTIBE St00% oF FOREIGN AND DO! BST CLASS FOREIGN A} MESTIC DRY AT BRODHEAD's, 1205 F street Witt Be Or D AT AND BELOW Cu3T. Beautiful STANDARD PRINTS, 4c Que of the best makes ALI. WOOL BUNTING, 250. Giarls best 200-yard SPOOL COTTON, 6 (ait sumrerted BLACK CASH WERES, 7¢ and vp, and f of Goods, Toba AE OD EAL S18 Piet m 0 REDUCE MY STOCK, WILL SELL FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS, A.good Woman's PEBBI ; 2 eran ee EID, at is 50, formerly 82 25. ORKeD FOXED BUTTON iD, 8125, cheap at *'Daltimore made SLIPPER, for the houre, 59 cts, orth 76, ™“Ghildren’s SCHOOL SHOES. 6-10, 600. Miss and Boys’ SCHOOL SHOES, 11-2, 75c. LN ao. S5e , worth @1. Men's and Boys’ CONGRESS GAITEL iW \P WANTS. BUSINESS. CHANCES. ED—A young WHILE WOWAN —— = S —To Bey—A ged HORSE and ST (French | JOR RENT—715 lstH Rr NW —Savaral pose rie : ED—To Bry—A ¢. E and 80a. Wrasnany hare Caan on ania nt unfurriche. ROOMS; Room ia bsemsut | I b Boundary and 1h aw 15 c.to MP. mort? | tosew. Apply at No 2s Irdansayenus. feae2" | euitable for oftire io Hirates (or Olonee. teh we ned geiiahw eve ae | Wastep, ives vee fe oes | 2 Furnished R-omé, 1321 ¥ si. nw & | 1 it KOON, with & No 27781 st | Heage WOMA wash and iron fo Ft nw. FSS RENT hoe ot part of am HOUSE; modern in proved ents roilet fe. Referen'e reqmired ‘RitTEES: "OO weaLS TeBR | 00d ref Write or apply : i D.C. For Saie—10. W.W., one square aboy 20.0 wt. feb? GOR FEN’ le ey, ee s,onsib e party, Mfebib it SALE-STOCR and PROVI> CERY store f REAL ESTATE BULLETIN Kart Cay trimme: six rooms de ilar, water in 2 or. ne 1 SA coms aod aller, of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh si coat .OR SALE-Stmaall HOUNE Midoete ee NO. 84 Bh st ‘pe, abo (Chatwes made Wednesdays acd Ssturiaya) PON SATE Stell USS OK RENT _HOURE No 2 payment. Procur hom # g ¥ 7 | y Houses for Sale. feb2zim WM. F. HOLT pe a far’ rocf, «ith alt rooern i } an €., mod. imps, 12 re SO ae caresses! gs Geeirable; reut $25. Key at etore | 212 Mat Bw. mod: imyis. 12 ra... T° wan, ; oe th st nw. nod imps, 9 re = . Corcoran Buicing. as =" OSH et nwamod, Pape wy we. MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, and Golored Gooks, Lain, | 'OR HE Nicely Furniel | 123 Ue st/s@. mod. imos , S rs Ix Sums To Serr, eamstresses, Chamber and OUMS in anew hoace, wi very | Wi47 Fst. nw, mod. mye , 10 At Tand 8 per House “All first-cl families fur. proverents: d«-irabie part of the city; terma ¥ 417 K st. n.w., mod. ‘tmye.’ 10 re. B, STEY Otker, fern | low. No 328th at n we feb25 3 : Peele! — Nurs, | J{ORRENT—N a Iarice HOUS Ze Story Brick and TTT Ts TPE WEE Nt if) - oni e 426 New York a Waa Okc A TS WER NCHS | [CCRRENT Ne. Ppt sewn Bist. ¢, Capitol Hill, between ths hours of 12 and | rooms Benneyivanis | 2p.m. and 5 and 7 p.m. a | sl Ga March, three communicating ED ROOMS, oa second floor, uear Address, stating location tir. which must be reasonable, ADUL ANTED Bj FURNISH: ‘W the éepartmants. t 8 Ot TOR S, Grant Piaca n. is ae E vatcen rooms, all medern iuprovements ‘This | 3 Pocati ate heuse hasbeen put in thoroug’) repair _ Rent low to 2, bi ares ant. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 51) 7th st. mproved Property For 8: pes ea SE pady of educatoa and refivem nt PEMPLOYMEST: wales a oot hand jerical work; but is aleo fa wil ine yp reters }orsheld én + teekeeper; would : ay firvaod or children’s voverness; w Irrecl} wensraliy useful; bast of refe ro Gok. E , Star offi. ANLED—A German GIRE todo wu feexere! housework. Luquire at No nw W ANTED—A SITUATION by a white wouna 09 do plain cookin, . ars necey ad lst of ce wisen. Agdress BUBIN Star office. teb2-2t* - W a in, With & mode cer and | first-class rei teanent BOARD and LOL ING, at the lowest possible rate. He will recs fers. stating lowest rata and réferen addressed to “BOARDER, Vi ED—A neatly about 7 rooms avenue and N, Address ©. W. i, con | TION ina | Jary not so much ; best of references ‘Ad by letter, New York ave., City. { i of monerate means scekine a od, lucrative and permanent cash business, article of intviasic coil invectivats, and Bee ritand ready sale in every it in market. H. 0. BUBTMAN yon toexamiue 01 ir com ING MACHINES. We have | id, and for less money than else and repairing a apecialty. A few eccond-band Machines very cheap. MCKENNEY, 421 Sth si, now. febi2te W ANTED EEATHER BEDS to RENOVATE, st (AOE'S, 616 Lowisiana avenue. aucdl-ly W ANTED-MOTHS ‘and otter insects in furat- ture to_exterm: by euperheated steam, CUACE'S, Upholsterer, 616 Ls. avenue. aug3lly Vy SR2ED_EVERBODY TO NOW that Sox, VY “Glimneys sre cured or no pay, at WD. We YILL'S, 452 Pennsylvania avenue. . D. WARTEDS It will ps: plete stock of SEW] each and every ki where, Heating eT novss-3u2 ¥ DIEKS’ SUPREME COURT 8ORIP, SOL- ADDITIONALS and LAND’ WAR- NTS. Cash paid. ‘isinna ave. ana 6 WILLIAM H. BECK, cor. Eesti 2 Sinise nove-Am® J ANTED-PRIVATE PUPILS o> CLASSES in W Tstin, Mathaustics, Rhetoric, Logo. West t, Annapolis, OF Golesiste proparation. Terms Tate. 8. W. A FLYNN, +1027 TL at. nw, Call 11a. m.; after 4 p.m. novitr a ) ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK; 19 years experience. Goods, X¢ \ at lowest prices. CHACE, 616 Louisiana avenue. aug3lly W ANTED—A perfect snd clean copy of the first number of the EVENING STAR, for which x | Lversl price will be paid. Apply at the Str Tea. a 50-2f A. H. LOST AND FOUND. -A GOLD RING Yand 10 o'e'ock p : ed nA reward willbe given to the findar on ret Green st. ¢ containing a sum of ey and some cares with owners name. A liberal re |. TAYLOESNYD+R, ilu Gay street, Geo: feiy24 ste QI RAYED OR 8 N—A larve black » bewfoundland DOG. “A liberal reward will be paid for his return to 1710 H st. Dw = 4), CPHERSON HOUSE, Mre M. Hocceury Pro. | ¥2 prictor. and I sts. ROOY suite and | cule. TABLE BOARD especially. | feb24-6e" G.—One large and one Fingie ROOM, tclass BOARD. 1012 Lith st. opps luton House. Also. TABLE BOARDERS 127-3" =o fine: | tus Cer. Maryland ave. ané 1th st 9th st.. het. Cand Dv. ft Cor. 4th and bane, per fi Cor. 4th and M ne) per ft. Cor. 4) and Lu ¥ the 8.44) c: Uy ON a payme five years. Ad HOU ne G FOOT, W AW'S Phar own aul Balance in BOY 2D Spare sper ft!) + beantiful and eam | 26th et, bet Fand G now., por ft X KENNEDY'S With o c. Qed et. bet. Ma Lew, DEI i 2 ond bniidi Houses fo ANTS in 416 1th st. n.w., mod. imps, Tie NT-SECOND FI Ave, east. stiital Td 44 Lith st. n. Fetnw.,5 {RENT y vin the «df Dy thor 1 0} Hy water «loset. eink &e northenst RENT— Near _Hbbi | PARLOR and RED ROOM, BALE OR - ‘Of ES and DWELLING 1626 19h ot nw fectionery and fa iebinw store. a | estory BRICS. | with mod. imps. BEKT'r. 1 Vice TOLOAN LADIES’ GOODS. Porerass. The success atiending the sale of LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, bast 1 be contumed until Carther bot Aether 086 ST SMED CHEMISE, Foun rox One DouaR Dow rea ty. reat it w Lavlies de: partwent w fring it to tr LOVERS. a 4 BUTTON 81.90. PRICES THE LOWEST. 6 BUTTON, 81.55. Just received a fall Also tho celebrated “JUGLA” KID GLOVES GENCING MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, finest know! y to be liad at MES. J. P. PALMER'S, in New Braine SHADER, at following prices febl5.tr 1107 Feat, vet. 11th and 12th sts. Ph st. St. Cloud Bre ding. 2 UTTON, 85 ct . mar Bvritex, 91.10. J UST RECEIVED. One cas of WHITE FELT BONNETS. In Cot tare, Matinee, and Como shapes, vory de sirabie coods, o> A Beeutiful line of White BROIDERIES. Large lot of FLOWERS at 50 cents per bunch. time he largest ass of MONOGRAM EID GLOVES in the cily, st lowest prices HUNT, MADAME M4 Nos. G81 ond 62. idee M RS, SELMA RUPPERT, . LADIES’ BAZAR, 814 Ninth st. Opposite Patent Office fe dwonived New Noveities tn FANCY WORRTED WORK acd New Desims for EMBROIDERENG on Liven and Mummy Cloth, with Silk or Crewe! Wool. Jorge assortment of LIN APPHY 8S, GLB. MANTOWN end CREWEL WOOL, MACKAME FAD. CANVAS. APPL and POINT LAGS Bho 1D and PATTERNS. CREPE I FILINGS, TIES, LACES. SILK TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, SCTIONS ty event Variety. eer ttended to, for “Preik’ “Lodie's. PAPER PAT. yandecrr ox WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWE: LRY, &e. floor; re LD per grent #16 per month; water and bath Hist. new. feb: — JORRENT_612 Ta. 3 Tirooms: 8 nd F Mea Est now P. WALLACH, 5 .M Loan Baoxer anp Jewecer, Defrees, Sy 18, 1103 Teh st A. 8. GAYWOOD, 474 La. ave., (store) stable in reat 1730 Ls : $14, 916 and $10 21et ‘st., (new stores). Ligsue on the 1st and 15th of each month a bulletin of all proverty for rent an‘ sale on my books, whieh cat be had onappiication at my office, or wilt be sent by msi, if desired. n.w.. 11 room: 39th st. nw. 2 RENT—The HOUSE, (.00Ds BEG ® SURANCE, MM O3£¥ To Loan {OK REN Hi Toang. a 6th st. now, and 467 Tst. now. Ki 811,000, £2,000, $1,900, 81,000, a2 8 por cont: 3602 | GN APPROVED REAL Fs: HUMES, 412 Sth st. now. | at7 per cent, feb: SEVEN” AND % VOR 1 Five-room BRICK HOUSE, No. 42) | T7OR RENT— ACCORDING TO AMO street eouthwest. Also, four unfurnished B. H. WARNER, » With use of bath, on Lith street, 1 Cuance 20 Srecens: SUBURBAN 1 IN quire dortheast corner Uith and U sts, 916 F utreet northwest. dts. 1845 7th at. nw. We hold for marprare aale 26 wi | Tor RE HOUSE 182: 2701 K st. nw. 20 | in Umontown, D.O., belonwing toa party aboxt to ie ere: 5 n. 6, 1830, to a re Store 605 n.w. icave thr country “Mnst be sold; Otlers solic.ted; son. Inquire at Grocery itore, 25 D st. se. Title perfect; No incumbrance. FOR BALE, Os Massacuusrerrs AVEN' A vewand handsome 11-room Bri Mautard roof and every wodern con, Prick 84,700, and Pa.ave. RIGGLES & HOPKIN: HOUSE, 6 rooms and and painted; as and water. 2.403 Tth st. nw. feb26-8 ve TauGEEa e $1,000 Cass BaLancr To Scr Prnomasen PRE SOR Er Pa a ee || 1OBB Eh gta = THUS. J. FISHER & CO, to ood tential amonlon 24 Crt ne. febl4tr 1225 F s'roet northwest. fobs SHriiteaes W ANIPR; Sound hand FURNITURE in east TS nd 20 Bat nw. : from $5 to $1,000 worth. Address J. W.D., TROUSER Ns Pitan aio Beta we, Siar EGE nus and cellar ro st., between F EE BRACE THE OPPORTUNITY. vy} POR RES [wo Unfurniche COMPORTARLE HOUSES, EASY Teeee Lone tory; two in third story, with closets, ian and "4 ‘TIME, NID (REET AN] te ath. Also, onc handsomely: burnished BEDROOM Sl bee. with store. 20 STREET NORTHWEST. on fitet for. Apply 1107 9th st m0 feast? ae a The Citizens’ Building Company offer to all who SOR HOME, 9 13th Bt ee. Gesire to be their own landlords a few of thone new, Weal Once noone rect, comfortable end well-built’ TWO-STORY only by the etait | HOULES recently erected on French street, bs Penns) lvan ow, published a my office on Bsue § and 9h and loth strects aw roota!, bath room, latrobes, ranes, ar - ern improvements, cellars under the entire house. ALso, TWO THRFESTORY HOUSES on 9th, ncar B the 15th of each month, contains a complete ist of all the houres T have for rent, toeether with raporis concerning the condition of ‘the real estate market Chroneh out His countey, Call and beta copy. IEF fisreet mw. 41 spans, tee oe Be ee story BRICK HO! 1431 11th ) A. MoINTIRE, i Tovements. om, bath room, and lass E. ote ETAL ESTATE BORER, ‘The-e houses should be scen to be epprectated, fet it O st leing in one of the best locations in the city; bs the best manner, under the supervision’ of « diny committee and best architect; convenient three street railways, hese houses can be purch: Syment and long time on nost enovet to equalize th en for inspection daily. For LOW, ply to JW at National Bank of Rembile. AND VIRGINIA FARMS ed around the treet, oppusite Masonic Temple. Rent. Store 1905 Pa ave. TandQ nw... KT A LW. a Ost nw. 6 rooms, cellar, ween 2d and 3d. O.u. ARES. 6338 en 2dand Ase fur, Stoddard st; fur. 12 wn FRAME. hh root, 0 per month, "Ayy D. L. MORKISO story BRICK HOt nance y of Washington; all the advantages of settle. bath room, new pa ed. aquunity; «ood markets; wood water: od $1 13th street south, on rom the te; call or send for estalogue, & E. ultural department minutes walle to tha MATIN & BEOS., No. 125 Va. ave. .w., Washiaw ary department: good neizhbi 07 ne. D.C $au2e5 x permonth. Inqui 03 Tih st 927-29 N. ve. ANDREWS HOUSE, 1103 @ st. nw. has ed handa, and wil be ready to’ receive ED.— ROOMS, large and small; fi furnished; House with modern 1 location unsurpassed. ‘Table BOARD. fT st. n.w., opp. Franklin Park fel kDING.—Four or five «entlemen can be d with BOARD and RUOM Fermenth, Apply at 120 Cst. nw. fab26 3t JQ MR ANE. Four ROOMS, en suite or single, handsomely furnished ; most desirabils summer residence. Rent nomins rat-class TABLE BOARD. Poevession wiven 5th of March. References Hon. E. W. Keightley, Mich. feb266t" )PLHEONS in the northwestern part of the ily de- siring first-class TABLE BOARD can be accom. modated at No. 1226 O street northwest, oue door trom 13th street. feb25-Im* OARDING.—Handsomely-furnished ROOMS, on 1905-11-13 'N. Ha) 1 hand Pa ave ae. 7th and F ni ESTATE OWNEHS.—Desiriny to in, crease my list of property for the inspection of I would call the attention of property own. One three-story BEL roams, bath room: and ypautited, with all mod € lumproved gr nuimproved Waal Eetate ta St, between ty. or in the Counts, for Sale or Exchanse, siin up to the house the advantage of placing the same upon iy lst . tise oil tne an inelim to believe PGE, RES Front OFFICES i ‘Gusleueee a ae ER ae sinilding TOL Pa. avenue, (opposite Heal Estate Broker, ¢fiice,) as lowas $4 per month. No pleasanter rooms ‘Ccetab ligt nosh) in the city febad tr jani8-tr S518 7th strest. ryom March 2ct, opibmlly located BBL topo ave —— ~ - in vicinity of Patent, Post ice, ant 5 ladensburg roa: ; Sth st. u.w., containing nine rooms, | Btore 2153 Pa, ave....25 Stables 86-7 aud’ HOTELS. juodern “improvements.” Inquire No. 721 Fly et For Sale. = = DW. feb22-6t T have a large bw'letin of Honses and Lots for | WW XLLAND'S HOTEL. sale inall sections of the city. Parti selling or buying are requested to giv: Loaxs NEGOTIATED by {OR RENT— 1723 K st. PFGE RENT URN ‘SHED ROOMS with TABLE BOARD; convenient to all lines of street cars and departments. 826 12th st. n.w. feb20-2W* POR RENT—At low prices to wood tenanty, all modern improvements, 815 12th st. n.w., 1919 @ &t. n.w., the latter for sale cheap. JOHN 'SHER- ios desirous of ‘ome a call. EA MoINTIRE. tr ‘This favorite Hotel, having been thoroughly reno- w., 3 rooms and hall. vated, painted throughout, and entirely refur- 8 9.00 3519 10th st. n.w , 6 rooms and hall, mi. for SALE—The YACHT WATERSALL. For LY Aatticulars snd description apply to-™ THOMAS DOWLIN?, Auctioncer, Conner Ee Pa. avenue and 111h at. feb26-2taw3w OB SALE—A five-horse power UPKIGHT BOILER, in first-class condition, at Jess than. half cost price, Apply at Republic ethics, bo Be avenue. PERSONAL. ¢ 9 22.50 suite or single, Will List class Talon Boeke MAN & CO., 8t. Cloud Building, ___febl4-2w oes ee ana mall ta. eas 15.00 | séshed, is now open for the reception of gussets Aiso,Trangient Doardere accommodate Hofersuers | [UR FALE—A few Vacant LOS on Lowa circ! Apply to LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, exchanged. 612 9th st. n.w. and 206 F et. n.w. febl-ly and money advanced to buiid; also, several fabe ct 900 F et nw. BRESLIN & OOOKE, : a ~ HOUSES for ‘sele in same locality. JOSEPH G. a Az per day, at Mrs BOUTHALLS, 10s sth street, | JOM RENT—Two HOUSES, 67 Bnd 609 Now Jer | Ne tara ae met amistied, mm £8400,09 | ae immediately facing the Treasury, White House, and fey ave. now. :10 rooms eden, modern improve. | No 1338 Kt st. r =a = ane ara, = Devs "Boa te, in pood ; 0. ox 5.10 Herehsaliaies ARE | EUR n i We OMRON, Tuner | Roditeategerigumatanaa.= geet GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. ———— febirim_ | No: 825 Misecurt aver ganna wise: 60.00 FOR SALE {'OR RENT—A FARM. in Maryland, on Marlboro | No. 1°6¥. Gap. et. nod. imps. 30.00 a LE. agiond, containing 100 acres: 3% miles from | 915-917 8ih ste.c), store er” joveee 15.00 ORSE, CARRIAGE SEU | Wastiuwton. “Inguire of Mrs ‘TRIMBLE, 706 or | Braue gee ee Sere ai 3 > 5.00 FOR BALE HORSE, CARRIAGE. ad Silver. | se 3ah30-Sw* | “ Houses and Lots for sale in all coctious of the olty, iE Davai Wis. want OF Use Poe eETee Sin poareain, for Sm VOR, RENT Furnished PARLORS and BED A. A. NICHOLSON, Real Estate Broker, liane alegant RY Linen Binor only. o ly if des red. Address HORSE, Star of- ROOMS, and BOOMS farnis wokeop- Lenox Building, corer 7th andG@sis., | _U J NGS, N oe See. | Mnttetetcee ee OROOME SERRE | canst ae Saietacbon LUNE aha | EGE QFPEE YOR SALE, IN FRONT OF No RENT— Branch Baltimore Shirt Manufactory, tae Meuumiepa avenue, on SARULD AY tne Hege.and doling, mod. tmps.s9009 | _febI8im 464 Pennsylvania avensin, Smiih, the following Hide OBICKENS— 7 roume, med: tribe. re F422 AND WINTER Goups. 2pair of Houdams, 2 trio or Partridjra Co- i 2 ae chine, 1 trio of Light Brabmas, 1 trio of Dork Brah- DNew Bos Houses ea ae iy Bis Sock | A Bec eae anni fon ceuttomen's, Dress oe ee pein, en BRADBURY PIANOS, Srecial inducements to builders in buying ground | “yechon, ana o < io WM. CHANDLER GREGG. ERTEY O2GANS. sha to parties wantiug emall houses on the monthly New and fnll n. Also, several elexant Houses to be peiuet the coutinued favors and on the EAST! stock at the LOWEST PRICES, of my patrons and the poltereal A instalment plat (Ee T TERMS. . sold at auction prices and on caxy terme. Parties = Fice Tustroments FOR KENT, and rent wating eround or honses of any size or location can 7 applied to purch be suited at my office. ase. SANDERS & STAYMAN, 1119 Pens. ave , Washington, 15 N. Charles st., Baltimore. To LoaN—Several sums at 7 per cent. W. E. BURFORD, Real Estate Broker, feb%tr ‘03 E street n. feblotr M38 CHARLES HABERMANN desires to ox- a aie Le ‘iret earns forthe Kindness and | sympathy which herself and ceive the tewbers of the I. 0. aM. Se peeled gio RS. DR. BLAOK, KELIa BLE OLAIRVOYANI Mis Ladies’ Physician, No. 706-8 at back at Port Office. feb26.6t* LIBBY will commence his fewelry, and Silver Wa? 5 at 7 o'clock. Great bat te during the day. feb2timar3 uae If vou Deus RE, ould kno A goneuit the Doctor in all things. " Oftice Hours front 8a.mto9 p.m. u c febstay OBN PATOH EXAMINES' p.m. Always in before 9 and after as STROLOG Sylvania aver real estate. iT REVIE' f ate VIEW, for Fobruary, ia the publication = loyment can make from $10 to $15 at Pints Mi ore Painting. Full instruction f. 85. We when tiught. 710 14th stn.w.. bet. 9 and & ferraes FoR LENT. Boston Codfish Balla. __ Fried Sea Trout. AITEBS, $1, 1.25, and 1.50: can’t he beat fer the prices Pair Justh's HEEL PROTECTORS given in, at 3. W. SELBY’S, 1914 and 1916 Pa. avenue, febis-tr Between 19th and 20ih strecta, . Canned Deviled Oras. Sardines in Mustard. Sardines in Tomatoes. Noel brand- 2 5 ana Bardines— rand Oy, gt per dozen. B. W. REED'S SONS’, Imported and Domestic Table Luxuries, fob25-tr 2916 F strocte ALLET DAVIS & 00.8 PIANOS.—New stylesof SPRING STYLES. these celebrated Pi tinually ar-, > “ESS aoa Suan uncut soci ayems SS NAL a 1 SUMNER See eee [SOMETHING NEW — T Bara. —A sock HL JSUMNEE, Gil Vinet nw ianzeer | COMETHING NEW —Toacan Bra — A — Wash Site Sulansy eaten cone GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS, | Shedd BO febl-iy*_ : strum, warrant i Ht. DUKE, Dewrisr, 423 7th street southwest sapny tenn ee axe na Govan from otter glebrated fae} Jy bétwean D and Eosts, Boutita ees} THE NOBBY GOODS OF WASHINGTON tories for x 4 . 88; Tooth 3 Extracting most. reasonable. te 3 ‘niducements for | ‘ritiiont pain; 60 conta “All Gpdrations se | caab or short time. ranted. eral Ay, GEO. T. KEEN, Tai! BICHANBACH’S Prano ¥ . aezcoms, Ts , Tailor. 493 Rlcvcnth street, D#,5;,B, JOHNSTON, 2 srsduste of the Sec6-tr A fow doors above Pann's ava. guniyivanis collere of Dental Surcery, «gem | +.1.20tmars 414 9th street. iPHE STIEEE PIANOS ; Oftce over Ballanty se bookatdre, 438 "ith ee sefetortons at te Genteunial Bonbon, & specials ad waa god nok hs wae fre | A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND ee CROWNING TRIUI and Pera ge Won Dulane hihi SILVER WATCHES, IN MEN'S, LADIES Exposition Universelie, 1878. Test northwest. : @. L. WILD & BRO., Bora Acunzs, AND BOYS’ SIZES, AT VEBY MODEEATE ai pr (agers street .w. PRICES eo for celebrated Kranich and Bach and STANDARD ORGANS. é PIANOS and STANDARD { M. W. GALT, BRO, & CO Geolt-tr FURNITUR GPRING STYLE, GENTLEMENS’ $ Et the Gxt ieee ge THE HANDBOMEST STOOK OF (45 FIXTURES. HaTs. 4 _— EJ Pa. ave. FURNITURE oar han * Next to corner 13th at. an? GAS FixXTURES UPHOLSTERY EVER OFFERED FOR SALE IN THE OITy. ‘THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. ‘Will guarantee entire satisfaction. OF ALL THE LATEST STYLES, aT ¥. KRUTIN E. F. BRO) feb18-tr Corcoran BuILDING, 15th Sr. WAREROOMS AND MANUFACTORY, SECOND fo” CLOTHING. Tne Nos. 06 and.96 East Houston st., Watches, Guns, Pistols, £0, st fair caah oro Sb Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Hardwood Doors, Wains. | _ By coting, &c., &c. ders aytuatnagart, tnt oer ofc ste up | Sm allpouds warranted ‘and sold at BEAR Upatt pon: * For LOAN OFFIOR, ot. and Hew Lapis Wa" 4 TY. Ciena Ganeunaesge ae can or Sn eal, Saale ora Ue ary un. lowest on. ‘andl [AVENt0RS VISITING THE OITY are invited tnd Plalod I to consult QoMBOLLY BEDE, ‘Patent wc Ste | Sees | ccouomize; reduce are) @OODa, WEE GARNTTURES, nd MURTIN DRESS GOODS IN GREAT VARINTY, MENTS, J.B. P. & OP. COMETS. AN ANT ASSOKTMENT OF DRESE TRIMMINGS, BILE DOLMANS, Ero., Pro Mt WILLIAN, ‘7 Cite Treviso, Paris, 907 Penna. ave. SUITS aud CLOAKS at cot to tore out the ston. Jani-tr L4Puss’ SHOES, BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! Closing out at 8450, I have on hand a lot of LADIES’ WIN. LEK LOOTS of my own make, that 1 au Sli JAS. H. VERMILYA, 610 Ninth street, aniétr 2 ARE ATTRACTIONS. R FOR pry At OB. RUPPERT'S, 403 tc Acdariad w in store @ cent stock of new and hese “ful Rtyles Emproidered Slippers, Slipper = gnc Cushions. handsome deeims. "Fancy Wi Work and Knitted Goods of al! descriptions. Gora- © outfit for Infants Fine assortment of Mao- and Point Lace Trimming. 4 found tp the ty, Dout forwet 403° Fin street wis §9-No Braxck Store. ‘ nove) 3m _ BOOTS AND SHOES. ‘TBEMENDOUS BARGAINS! PKEVIOLS TO RECEIVING SPRING STOCK OF BOOTS, GAITERS AND TIE: Hf | L. HEILBURN, No. 402 Seventh Street, 81GN Or—Trat OLp Womans or Mixe, WILL SELL: jente Hand Sewed Gaiters, “btiched Boots, ut ys’ Shoes and Gaiters. ot Button, all leathe: ‘Gum Shoes, fod 2tr N IMMENSE SLAUGHTER A ar 491 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE whataguessa THE GREATEST BARGAIN JUST RECEIVED FROM ONE OF THE LARGEST AUCTION HOUSES IN THE COUNTRY. We WILt Naum a Few Prices Berow: Men's Calf Boots at #2; f1 pri 50. ae hg Dees oe ete Mae price 83.1 Gente’ Dress Boots, $125; for. mer price $2.60. An immense lot of Gents’ Gaiters, from §1 eto 84. “Woutts’ Boot, 10-13, at 50.cte. spats, Youths’ Bay oa largo ot Ladioy tUntare, with or without ere to Lppers, with o7 At the above house can be found the’ assort- ment of Ladies’, Misses’ and. ‘Children's Shove in the city, at astonishing low prices. ies’ and Children’s Rubbers at 25 cts. s psir. A new line of 5-cent Shoes Just received at GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HUUBE, 491 Pennsylvania 5 sitet avenue. 1 RICHOLD, Propriotar. NEW YORK suk sToue, 605 Pennsylvania avenue, PREVIOUS TO Ti iG AN At TNT OF STOOK, I WILL 8! ALL FALL ARD WINTEE GOODS AT PRIME OO8T. A FEW QUOTATIONS. Lacies* Pebble Gost Button Boots .cosce. 6 Ladies' Qus:om made Goat Button. Lacios' Cusiom made, Navy Bie, Diagonal or Oheck-top Button. eR : Be S$ ig Gent's Best Arctics, $1.20, Ladies’ a All kinds of Shoes for Boys and Children ‘stun. heard of low pri ‘These are the best and cheapest goods ever offered. at any lewitimste sale in this city. janmtr GEO. MoOARTHY. SOVEREIGNS’ CO-OPERATIVE AS- Sm BOOIATION, 1028 Sevonta Street wm. w. ‘Take Mre. Chick's advice—“make an jour exyenros to the mii wy cash; buy unadulterated eoods, ‘eta! Ene meanure: aud when the New Year cones anurk the wai in health, wealth and salf-reepect. Our trade ticket, good for one year, will cost youu 1. and ive you the benefit of Discounts for cash Under our contracts with afllsted Sirus in all lines 1 goods. ve 8 full stock of = Webs! ‘AND STAPLE GROOERIEB, which we sell at the lowest market rates for cash, ‘and divide the wer ey its, if auy, smOns OUrpstrons 2” Semember ni ber — janSl-tr “1083 Seventh st now. [PEPROVED STUDENT LAMPS. SBASS 4ND NICKLE PLATED, ST BEDUCED PRICES. SCHAEFER’ 1016 Seventh street mao. Wi6tr Dealer tn Ohina, Glass ond Piatad Ware, TOE CELUI EHUse AnD sun: Gia ae ee Fvnarrone, voles Ber attention to the wants of so are™, SUIT is bie Oni street,