Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1879, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | WASHINGTON: | seseees Mare 11, 1879. ‘The Workings of the New Pension Law. The crude and ill-considered pension law ap- | Proved on the 2th of January was finally | licked into more reasonable shape by amend- | ments to the appropriation bili. The law, as it | now stands, includes In its provisions the sol- ; @iers who continued in service after the surren- | der of Lee—includes, in short, the same as the | law has ever done, all service after the 4th of Merch, 1361. The act of January 25th confined | itself to those who served “during the rebdel- Non.” tustead of allowing one man several times as much as another man for precisely the | same disability, the final amendments made an | honest attempt to equalize the arrears. If the pension was curtalled under the old limitation. | the arrears are not now necessarily allowed | from the date of discharge, but from the date | of development of the pensionable disability. Instead of being fixed for the whole back period at the rate at which the pension was originally allowed, the rate is now to be graduated ac- cording tothe degree of the pensionable « ability from time to time. If the pension- | able disability occurred in the servicy | the arrears date from the soldier's discharge. if the pensionable disability arose after dis- | charge—although, of course. the cause of it | must have come from the service—then the ar- | rears date from the appearance or development ! of the pensionable disability. Pensions allowed by special acts, which always date from the approval of sald acts, unless they themselves | specify another date, are not affected by the new law. The increase of $2 a month to wid- ows on account of children, and to children themselves, will not be affected by this law. Such increase, as heretofore. will not begin Prior to July 25th, 1866. The atrears are paya- ble from any money in the Treasury not other- wise appropriated. How much of this there Will be, remainstobe seen. But it is not prova- bie, whatever this amount may be, that there will be any trouble or delay in paytag such ar- rears as have accrued in claims uot yet once adjudicated—in claims where no pension has yet been allowed. These will probably be Passed along and paid as fast as allowed, as usual. —_—~-- Meligious Ferment in Baltimore. ¢. These who have set down Baltimore as a row- -dy disorderly city, the home of the short-haired — a Somgget ales be agreeably surprised to {t {8 not only a solid, prosperous, well-behaved business city, but that it has come to be rather a center of religious zeal and movement. Mr. Moody has been carrying on a fervent “Gospel campaign” there, other hand the Untversalists have started what they‘call “a common sense revival” to counteract what to their view are disgraceful ranting excitements in the name of religion, and which seek to “make Christianity out something to awe everybody and make them feel bad and miserable.” Curious. iy enough, too, the Quakers of Balti- more infected with the prevailing feel- Ing, are having a “revival” and are holding meetings nightly for silent worship and the hearing of exhortations. Mrs. Caroline E. Tal- bott is mentioned as an eloquent exhorter at | DINES, in cutin F4SmER's parnr. } ‘og Kay Sane of PUBE from thi: 4 | ARBRE Sila Tce ba ony Chore PUBE ALDERNEY CREAM, 40 cents per quart. ‘pure grain-fed Milk. from other fine herds of for sale at 20 cents per aiuget tet f lor 3 its quart, or 12 Bib JOHN W. HOLL. ( ‘OAL: COAL We are discharging to-day, Oanco or Fresu Miven LORBERRY COAL. This ie the best domestic Coal now in the market. Consumers and Dealers will take notice and sead ly. ‘morders early. BTEPHENSON & BRO., 7th-street Wharf. marlitr yo BECEIVED, A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF BASTER CARDS, Embracing Marcus Wards, Prangs & Rothe, of Lon- 0, & COND) ii i Also, a complete NGS FOR LENT. For sale by 4. D. FREE, Jr., ite Ebbitt House, and Washington Book and News Depot, 14th and Pa. ave. m11-3w N OTICE! NOTICE ' NOTICE: S line of BLACK GRENA. THES eile ang wool and alla, whieh we. will F street, 0} HEADQUARTERS FOR BUNTINSS. mericen sid french Buntings. double and single widths, in all colors. Also, fared town onde assortment of r, With a full TRIM. MING BUTTONS of the latest desigas. WwW. M. BROWN, marlLtr S817 Market Space. u PU SHED, J One MOST FAMOUS BOOK OF THE DAY. | BISMARCK IN THE FRANCO-GEEMAN WAB, An authorized translation from the German of Da. MORITZ BUSCH. ‘Two vols. $vo., extra cloth, black and gold... aot merican read yw have an opportunity to Teeencrestiaeuce witty the most wi -discussed Peak of the Cae: fae stems oad concarcasents | reviews ant | will tis" able fully & understand the excitement it sar0 has called Tor OUUN BROTHERS, marlltr 1016 Pa. ave., corner lth street LUMBER. LUMBER. LUMBER. ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY 100 FEET OF BOARDS. ONE DOLLAR WILL BOE 100 FEET OF BOARDS. ONE DOLLAB WILL BUY 100 FEET OF BOARDS. aT WILLET & LIBBEY'S, OPPOSITE NORTHERN LIBEKTY MARKET. ‘WASTED _A tapectable WO wi COR. SIXTH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE. a ienatg one ianhperveee revivals known marll-tr missions, Catholic and Episcopal BDER churches, are having a large attendance in Bal- sue boas oe timore, and in this connection there is a new element of religious excitement. A large num- ber of the Episcopal clergymen ef that city SIX VERY BEST FOR $12 ‘have issued a protest “against certain Romish ar doctrines and practices as taught in the mis- THOMPSON'S Surat Factory, ‘sion services recently held at Mt. Calvary $16 F street northwest, church.” These mission services, it is alleged | _marJ0-Im __ Opposite Patent Office. in the protest, were conducted by clergymen of > = the Episcopal church, viz: Rev. Mr. Maturin Hes rsee and Rev. Mr. Torbert, styling themselves Gzxat SALE 08 “Fathers” of the “Order of St. John the Evan- LADIES' UNDERWEAR ‘@elist,” and under vows of “celebacy, poverty | _ Another ease of those thoroughly Made and and obedience.” They were held by sald persons “at the invitation and with the co-operation and presence of the rector of Mt. Calvary church.’ The rector indicated, Rev. Dr. Paine, declines 10 enter into the controversy during Lent, but after that season is over, he, with others, will make a reply asserting their right under the of the Episcopal church to hold such mission services and preach such doctrines. ‘They assert that mission services were held in ‘London by the order of which Fathers Maturin and Torbert are members, and that over eighty churches there joined In the movement. After Lent, then, Baltimore will have another sea- som of religious warfare in the controversy, that promises to be a heated one, between the missionists and their opponents in the Epis- opal church. ‘The ig at the Methodist conferences in session in Baltimore have also been unusual- ly-animated. There wasa lively debate in thé Baltimore Annual Conference yesterday upon the effective, supernumerary and superannu- ated relations of ministers. In this debate ref- erence, with unfavorable comment, was made to imstances of violation of the Discipline, through courtesy, to keep ministers upon the effective list who were not doing effective work. ‘The case of Rev. Dr. J. P. Newman, formerly of the Metropolitan church of Washington, was cited as having been continued on the effective list while serving as chaplain of the U. S. Sen- ate, and during a three year’s trip around the World. At yesterday’s session of the Washing- ton M.-E. Conference tn Baltimore a notable feature of the proceedings was the adoption of resolutions abolishing the color line and declar- tig themselves wibing and anxious to ad- mit to membership in their several churches and annual conference “all persons who are worthy and well qualified, who are thus like minded, without respect to race or nationality.” Altogether the religious circles of Baltimore show more life just now than those of any other city in the country. ———_ +. ‘The announcement that Clarence King ts to | have charge of the consolidated scientific sur- vey of our territory will be satisfactory to all | who have any idea of the importance of the | work to be done or the character and acqutre- | ments of the scientist who 1s to conduct it. | Although comparatively a young man he nas | achieved a decided reputation in two hemis- | pheres for his research and originality. ——$—_—$<_$_<o-___ it ts stated that the Austrian Parliament is to be provided with an electrical apparatus for | taking the votes of members. The apparatus records each member's name on a sheet of paper in red or blue according as he votes “yea” or “nay;” and by the process it will be possible to make a division in two minutes or jess. Several ingentous inventions for record- ‘ng votes mechanically haxe been offered to Congress, but always declined without thanks, though the saving of time would be immense as it takes now about an hour to record an aye and noe vote. But it would not be so easy for the politicians and the fence men to “keep the run of the voting” if managed by machinery, and so the invention found no favor at the Capitol. —_s Senator Hampton yields to the gentle pres- sure of the interviewer the opinion that the President was right in vetoing the Chinese bill, and will be wrong in opposing the repeal of the test oath, election supervisors, and military supervision laws. He would favor “Congress sitting forever, if necessary, before it receded an inch from its position.’ CHEMISE, Four rox Owe Botta, a call at once as they will be gone ins fow days. DOUGLASS’, marl0-tr Oth st., Bt. Cloud Building. L°ors REMEDY, FOR DYSPEPSIA. Cor ees a on 08 Takk st. mato. WamsurrTa be it Nese SHIRTS, 60 conta. 50 cents. 90 cents. please C0i e HALF HOSE in the mar! sold a8 represented, at 1414 F SrRrEt w. w. | FRINGES, manufac. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. LADIES? GOODS. | WANTED-A six of sevenroom HOUSE with and 3. it ved ir | month Kedreee'D. 5. te thie offs raat oee A LADY to sell Potysrephic Piz tage. Sam, furnished, ." Btar office. it 7 ANTED—A NURSE GIRL to take charze of « | WAliovin two pears of age. ‘Inguirs at i023 ate | st. se. maril3t* ’ANTED—; ITUATION by man as |W ree ctos poral Glock, can furnish best ret" lot erence. Address J. @., Star o: 1 y ANTED—! COUNTRY RESIDENCE or ATT HOUSE, soo, sdvertisoment of SOBA | SHERMAN & OO. marliiw ig D—By a respectable white Girl a SITUA- W4HON ce hurse or chambermald:. hat reference. Address L. © , Staroffice. _marll-2t* ANTED- 10.000 at 6 ver cont 6 years: smple | cen! ees property security, | Adarees TW. NIOOL, big Bost Ofiice. “marilst” TANTED—A white GIRL, from 12 to 16 year: Jd toasolat in household work in smatt feet ly. Apply 445 O st. n.w. mari tu,th,e,3t" ’ ANTED—A respectable white WOMAN to covk, wash and iron and do general housework for two Apply at 1202 8 st. a w. marlt-3t* ‘ANTED—An experienced DRIVER for s ore. borse Oarriage. Tpquire at Lee ‘marll-3t* Stables W4StzPE4. WOMAN to a st 511 E st.n.w.; none need apply without good references. marl st" rANTED—Two IRISHMEN of eduvation and business ability ; references required all at once, b.tween 8 and’ 10 um,on JAS. SHEEHY, | Room: 11, 615 7th et n.w. marli-3t* wash and tron, | WM. C. FERRI! FEB are dT 2 Tae Fo, BENT—Frame COTTAGB No. 616 6th st., be E and Fests nw. Six end gas marll-st* [T—Corner ROOM on loor, fur- FoR Baw fret with 1% : niahed, with or without board. 1501 Messsant POE BERT_R00Ms, en suite and since, hand ‘somely furniehed : Board. Wisi enw, ee gir a inaril-eodt OR BENT—A 7-oota Tow. Also Ga'op F spaiey ONGAN at Saco pee on Ane Hos OB SALE—A 3-ston rease: HOUSE, 8 PF icoma: bath reo ak dete bee Ue ee ments. If sold soon can ash, balance easy terms. ‘be had for, ce i. G. . 519 7th at. wes Tadeo OR RENT—March 16th, 1014 J7th st. D.W.. NOW the B occu] ‘ary Russian legation, ‘containing 10 rooms. m1 ‘conveniences | in perfect order. "Will be rented tow to a 500d ten ant_Apply to 1704 Pennsylvania ave.n.w. mari 3i* OB RENT—A OOTTAG! 8 rooms ‘and collar; well bulls oc loosed; & mules from Alexandria. Near Mt Vernon. Stsbles_and frvit. Board taken in exchange for reat. Address 8, P. O. Box 343, Alexandria, Va. marll.3t* Foe BENT—An 1l-room Brick HOUSE, all mod- ern improvements, 913 M st., 60 per month. Three $room Brick HOUSES, modern improve- ments, 8 st, 18th, $15 per month. Feveral 6-room Brick HOUSES on Riggs st., be- tween 17th and 18th, 88 per month. i gue,latee double HOUSE on ist at. e., (Capitol ). BL a Vi Wrent Avy to marilot A. 8 PRATT & BOW, 401 9th at. n.w. 'ANTSD—An Amateur Violinist would like to OR RENT—The very desirable HOTEL aituated Pennsylvania ave, andead ste jom aome AMATEUR ORCHESTRA, or to ‘ai the corner of gave. and 3d st.; beocime ucquainted with some Amateur Musicians. | poseesaion given Ist of April. Apply at 3020 st. Address “Music,” Star office marll-3t* | | Bw. marl0 6t ;ANJED—a WOMAN to go in the country a (OK RENT early new BRICK HOUSE, No. W “hort aistanesto de plain cooking and ‘bowse: Fsobsn x ae , six rooms and bath room ; water work; white or colored. ali at No. 1411 ¥ st | in kitchen; large yard. Rent 616 per month. Apnly nw. marll3t* 2129 F et. n marl0-2¢* W Aare aA Reheciable wbite Woman decir a SITUATION as chambermaid or housework in asmall family. Call at 490 L st., between 43 and 6thets aw. eS Ly eee itt WW ANTED—By a reapectabie white Girl a SITU- sina 8g Barelge ABNAF at OS Tbe no objection to traveligg. Appl st, tweea 18th and 19thate ty ’ ANTED—SPEOIMENS of Penmans) witha view toemploying Intelligent Copyists. Write aletter of one full page to J. H. B., No. 103 I st. D.w. Ie | WANTED By. Temectable white Woman a SITUATION to cook, wash and iron or dogen- eral housework in a small family. Inquire at 1137 23d st., between L and M. ey ANTED—A steady, respectable white Protest- W AncWOMAN in sgmaail teraty toda Komen ork | and take care of a baby; no washing or ironing; | beat references required. HOME, Star office. It" TANTED—A single MAN, with good city refei ence, toattend a. Liquor Store; one williug to work. Apply to DUFFY'S Grocery, corner 6th and Oste. u.w. it y ANTED—By a respectable Gitl_» SITUATION ith a mi ni . - dress 711 "eh ot, private fontrance. merll-3t* ANTED—By a Lady s POSITION in a privat: Wibre oredr ao equi 5 rr ing ; best of references. Address Hi co. (OR SALE—Beautiful LITTLE FARM on the “th street road. Just. beyond ‘Bright w fie Seen oor epeppend aa pr J. ¥ i ompson. Price oniy 81,00. Very cheap. B. WARNI, 916 Frat new, ory eMSnarlO-at FOR REST —At 912—New sevenroom HOUSE. With hall, bathroom, and water closet, as, &o, No. 1133 Park placen-e,, one block north of Lincoln, Park. “Key at {i2\. J. W. STARK, northeast corner Asth at. and New York avenue. {Critiel mivet POH BALE Che aquare north o Foon HOURE, with ball, bath room a Sater closet. ean, &c. Terms @50 cash, and ¢ STARR, northeast corner 15 avenue. {Critic} marl0-29 !OR SALE—Gheap—On terms to suit, BUILDING WQor Soutiwest cones ith sad iste nae ae 95, to.10 foot alley. BUILDING LOTS about 125 fest front, fronting 801 side New Tw. one Hawperbire avent . W. SLARE, (Critic] _m106t on we, just north of N streat fauare wost of Briten Minister's’ 1.6. corner 15th st. and N. Y. ave. POR BENT, Three BOOMs, unfurnished, tuira floor, to adults; $15 per month in advance. In- quire at 1222 F st. maré.3t" OR RENT—A handsomelyfurnished HOUSE with first-class Board For full particulars ad- Gress or apply to H. JACOB, 920 17th st. n.w., (far ragut Square.) mare.ét* OR BENT—Itroom HOUSE, 1104 L st,, at 860, Will rent all or part, Brick stable in the rear, Also §room HOUSE, 1607 1ith st, “Bent sis., Ap: 3 mm ply 1106 L st. pw, ,ANTED—By respectable young Woman a W POBITION as lady's companion OF the care of children: ‘no ction to tra or, country; bigheet referenors given. Call at No, 1327 F at. nw. marll-2t* ic . aa '0OB RENT—WitTs Boarp—Handso. suites of PR Sodms with cate = southern exposnre, lao single ‘MS. House fitted up. Well known asthe House, 1108 G st. mar8.6:" a ma by ‘W 4NTED—ay April ist, two Furnished Boosts | W'Osomee ai ro 126, 10th, st u-w. opposite for a gentleman, wife and child, with a family | tenfed st the low figure of $40. THOS. E. WAG- nae there are no oe ae 2 ue Tocated be- | GAMAN, 519 7th st. mmsr8.3t » with real aud {'OR RENT—Two PABLO) first floor. WALDO, Star office, name aud our” | WOko com nran BOOMS ta third weary, fur JANTED-OLARET BOTTLES THuaas | Mshedor: ure. Tecametead: W users Ponnaylvanis ave. marl0-St" | Brate “Apply 1226 Nat wee mares W4R2ED—By a respectable white Girls SIT: | [OR RENT—A private T ald, ike ATION as tures or cook. at 401 Oot, | Woman emen to take the between 4% and 6th sts awe (PPM Ste RiGee LOE, ater ae hone eee st, between 6th snd ith ste aw, with bah, ke, W “iirtue rh faz, GOVERNESS to teach the | Sta'hong with the femie. wa cate, - English branches, French and “WANTED-TENANT for handsome Front Room ‘on second floor; tful location ; 1329 et. pw. private fanitly : forme low to permanent tenant marl0-2t° YARTED—To Bexr_A. nished el bly located for the suzmmor meee exceed Dest references. Kaavens Bs Bear ’ ANTED—BOARD and ROOMS for the ill furnish own room at diese, gi jocation te: vl toderdtes Lock Box 603 city Bre "mR mast be ashing and ironing, fora family of seven: none neea apply without com well recommended. a New York avenue. WA4STED—A small STORE, or half of a lance one in Warhington, suitable for a jeweler. Ad- reas, with price of rent, H. W-, No. 140, Bar ofies. | ‘W 4NIED-ALL 70 KNOW that the ‘and of the * New Hc “White” Sowing Machines ts a! MORESNES to7 pic. | 2.W., intpemesion by lous im the for rent or repaired. 3 ae TANTED—To Torts Sebi. TG Ree Circie. Apply to 1220 O st. teb’e bw" WANTED FEATHER BEDS o RENOVATE, at Ghikors. 614 avenue. sugal-ly ‘ANTED—MOTHS and other insects in furni- Vee ae AN’ Tt W: Dishes ADBITIONALS aa FAR * WR ESuistaua ave: aba Sth of novelas Ww eit eat s,m y ANTED_Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK. 19 HAGE: 658 Louisiane betas tO eet Lehrer ree LOST AND FOUND. Tamas SITING GITY sre invited te fo charge tor advice oo itor ere ora! “ntisbia survine Taadecea marld-2m_ JUST BECEIVED DiIREcT- HUCKINS' PARKER HOUSE 800P, At Repucepv Puices. TOMATO, BEEF. MOOK TURTLE, CHICKEN. OX-TalIL, SOUP AND BOUILLI JULIENNE. CONSOMME, PEA, OKRA AND GUMBO, VERMICELLI, MULLAGATAWSEY, GREEN TUMTLE, TERRAPIN. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, marl0-tr 1491 New York avenue. U lig vg PREVAILING COMPLAINTS OF the present changing season are Colds, Couzhs, Hoarseness, kc. HOBEHOUND AND ELECAMPANE DROPS are remarkably successful in curiy these unpleas- ant complaints, them. They are pleasaat 10 the taste, convenient to carry, economical, and may be taken at any time whenever the cough {s trouble- some. Ohildren who reject nauseous medicines will Cat thees and Uke them. 2 CENTS PER HALF POUND PACKAGE ARTHUR NATTAN'S, PHARMACIST, 14th and I streets marl0tr and 94 ané D sts. Rr JEWELERY. ‘We offer great . WATOHRS, SOLID jen3i-tr Qaerce ASSORTMEST SPRING SO{TINGS a — M Eizrs xp norm, baron. ih (One, na Marae.) FL«cE AD Rew COLORS. iG RE 2, 3. Button. lent quality, at 650., er $1. e125, 8180. Gente, 9 $1.25. miL2 Just Opened. W. & TEEL, 935 Ponnsyloanta ave, marétr Bet 3 cont ket. OUND—A small sum of EY. Inquire of MEN'S IGS from Socks to Night Caps, | WOV ERs etal smmn of MONEY. Inquire of G, $1.50 SCARFS to 90 centa. L98t,02 Bat the 6th iostent, « smal Goods warranted as re at Black and Tan ywner"a SHOMPSOR'S OBIE gE or ne Sores oe she is id At Tew! ven for retarn |. F. 4 marl0-tr Opposite Patent Ortica DON, Surgeon General's office, luth st. n.w. m11-3t" iT. evening, between 1011 G st. Remerst <= | Lie, ena fords Oper Houses ten GORAE. EME rR tewardeg by lectlag wate WAL. Ee Tews ¥ i a ees ane oe: BAYNE, Agent Adams. Express Company, Branch 1343 F street, Office, 1425 F st. maar 20-2" Vs :5, REWARD—Lost, a CUFF with Gold Sleeve seo ines aioe SPL Rgrs DAS ste : urn to N patrons that, we liare reopened at vue aboveregeme | above . Button marked F. ‘maré-3t umber, and Sarge» fille of QUND_The piace to buy Uniuahed Shirts at CROURER: and 76c., Wamsutta mu inen. GLASS AND PLATED-WARE. ae JORDAN, DARE & OG.” LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Hi Si [pee — A Tavieae “SSO TNa Goods, CUSE FURNISH = BOARDING. ent to three lines of cars, No. 12) Ost. n.w. mOSt™ POS BENT HOUSE 447 Mf ot. nw. will bo rented now at 835 per month to a ible by the Fear Only. "Gall at JOHNSON Gallery 009 OR SALE—Vi aa new seven-room BRIO HOUSE wits every Ee venience. . Price $8,000. Also, an elght room BRIOK, new and thoroughly modern, in “4 Block.” F,t.,,between. Int and 4d te at Tint: rleveg Bmacer FOR SALE OB RENT_HOUBE No. 1017 Gounec- vant ‘modern improvements, ‘leo, for fale DWELLING and. STORE, Wise st COPTS, comer 0th and Tete tw. ere tie COFPRR comer oth tnd Teas mace Fiaeae po oat od Sa ama a contentences for a'wall aspolatey parte, SNYDER, Netional Safe Deposit Oo., stand New York avenue. ORRENT—No. 73 st: F Le poo a eeUse ive weet ‘Price sige “PP! bie sky FOS, SENT. Brent OFFICES in the 7 aestaneeovarmann Wonemcmeeeat febittr OB E BENT_A FARM in eS rane rare PERSONAL. M33. BLIss, LAr Medium, will J near and elders gota ae Meaty, ve SONAL—I. P. LIBBEY, 7 wil Pea Le a eee bug. Onil and ese prices nai bis Sulesdtsprie' aa Masha ee aS Post Office. and 20" ANAT E renee roo the Gath, Sees ips Doster a a Tn” Onis our fees Abe PATOH ~) i} vy liens on real st. . pam. Always in before 9 and after &”” fanii-oeee MADAME BOSS, the AS eae and a ar ra than any one in the 3 of past Engr on all: mstisrs sprocdaining Wy beats and matrimony. All call. OARD. ROOMS, large and amall, furnished Bitafuraishes, House it maodeey iarnorsecentet 003. ‘Table Board. 1884 and 13: rranklin park. mr parties at $1.50 and per day, at Mis. SOUTHALL'S, 705 16th street, immediately facing the Treasury, White House, and | fe, Navy and War Departments. Regular Board at very reduced prices. marll-im* POsBDING—One handsomely furnished Room, second floor, with first-class Table Board, at 920 New York ave. n.w. maré6-6t* ERBONS in tho northwestern part of the city de- P rat class TABLE BOAWD can De acgons. Di ‘at No. 1226 O street northwest, one door from 13th street. fob’ ARDING.— ely furnished BOOMS, en Bente oral date Baferonoes exchanged. 612 9th st. n.w. and 206 F at. n.w. febl-ly pee _ FOR SALE. ARES rainad by Gol Go ME Afoeandot, gee rained by Oo. G. Mi; Alexander, for Sale.” One of them haa 1 ‘mile in 2,95, and can trot tonether. 1 minutes’ Either or both may be driven by a with perfect safety. Asa team ft - 2.W-» OPP. {LEGANTLY FURNISHED ROUMS, with first Wide BOKRD for transient mous ee PIANOS AND ORGANS. BBapeury PIANOS, ESTEY ORGANS. BRADBURY PIANOS, Y ORGANS. New snd full stock at OES, sign fhe EABLET angig, OW OS pend b rent) appliedto PE tad & STAYMAN, ete Pea ALLET DA’ :00."3 = #H VIS &' PIANOS.—Nowstylesof riving, for saleon mont af pe GRAND, sates AND PIANOS, Snubs eects Tee tories for salpyrent and spelen, ot Sonn cash or short ‘Wanmnooms, A eee ieee oe ave. OR SALE. Fresh Aiden ey cow CALF t ola, Apply FULTON's! Ene taonncnine 7 Selgg aR 'O8 SALE—The largest SPRING WAG. ee ey BEY, 37 Prospect st.,G'tn,D.C. marl-Im* OB BALE—A power UP in serosa” Avis ate Shs, ih FRING STYLE, GENTLEMENS’ the new HAT for 8 wear. aie. Row pes in BORT aa Sire cE BT feb22-tr Next tocorner O'etoatitecs cugtatkG, bone” BAOES, Seep aie CARE Yo he ten ‘Orderg by mail attended to. novel Orvizeys’ Anur & Navz, a wopl0-tr Tepes enone | Arias aha paar | eon pores Tarlte) Whe'E MOLTEMAN 130i Fat. Sie BON potinn masiae ONTELLOR A | « About the ttot ape Twins ERMAN & ge ~ vas St Cleud Baiidias. G 1830 11th st. n.w. And anumber of other HOUSES in all parts of the ‘Also, ‘ . ae dee OOM oe Pemaey vanla avenue ‘Also & beautiful COUNTRY RESIDENCE near Soldiers! Home. ‘ factory the owner would ike bosra for ame a ‘Two fine LOTS in northwest part of the city will besold, if improved, on long time and without cash ; ive, HOUSES at 81,200, $1,500, 83,000, 86,000, on “Stari w PYOHN SHERMAN & CO. EAL ESTATE BULLETIN F THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh street. (Changes made We and Be. bb, | Box 616, city. < % IN HAND TO] Weal tate roa nt. marilst yy ANTED—& Gi AN of bus re rail cage asepge pony Taine grand work. Liberal salary to competent peat” iy Apply Room 85 LeDroit nm ‘OR SALE —A three-story F HOUSE with same x, ¥ a.m. fort: W. A. GRAY, it____— Cor. Mane. ave. and 4th st. iw. ‘UR BALE-STOCK and FIXTURES « rocery, 7 F and Provision xtore. Store: “4 hon fang Northeast corner 2d and East Capitol sts. marl0 2." ‘OR SALE—A amall JOB NIl Ee a ‘heat for ck heats mario. Sait upon my friends to 608 Narra Tbe eats careful attention to “one calling, I hope to Bborit 5 ogenimustionof the Tiere Saeed Ome far extended to me. a mar8tr 80 th ate oe BOR PERT. MADAME ©. P. SEANNEGET, of pax and has Seated ig JOR SALE OB EXCHANGE —oear y, FIVE — PW XCRES of land well hnproved: Cartes 36 INE | WHITE. BLACK AND COLO OH CaLP st road, 60 acrea fine improvements. Also. 100 goree_ at White Sulphur Springs. J.C. HOUSE, EKGLISH AND ci W Hats, 7 usylvania sve. marlo.tr . ms . P WAbreD-To Borrow $2,300 to $5,000 from widbbsc BONS ABD SILKS. - pre fra zeere. Fire: morurace sien on | _ Genuine J and MONGKAM KID GLOVES. T. BROWNING, Columbian Law Building, sth st. | prices, Sat in the city, at the lowest mariotw Es MADAME M. J. HUNT. $7000 10 LOAN—On Real Briatg at, # pa cont a — oe. 691 and 683 Dat ‘mar8.3t ‘7th street n.w. 1879 ING MILLINERY. 1879 OE SALE SIEe MES. 3. P. PALMER, CONFECTIONERY entry to 8. VELATI, No. 707 Lith Aa OR SALE —At a barcain, HOUSE pear corner F 12th and N strects, new, 10 rooms, cellar and tack building, with cont For price and terms apply 1312 12th st. nw. mar84t' W ANTED—A PARTNER in a first class Restaa- Unimproved Property For D and B, lath and 15th sta. we. z Fast bet Mand Eee i N st., bet. 234 and 26th d 3a ith 224 i} ‘ i 3 erate, Sssisessssssscssese EES Res eRessserses say a2 Cet felt eeeee 3 : > rf ue i e Be 28 a mpcuEry a 2 rapt and Din‘ng-room; best locstion in the A it . city, near Patent office. Address PARTN! ~~ Post ‘OR BALE—Fir EAM from three —— ive ae eet i) fi . Tebuilt, which are for sale cheap. to SIN- & ASCHENBACH, 112 C at a=: mark 3t ituated in on the OV. NT. DISTRICT, STATE iN Aig eyed Tnvestment Securities & ig! mar8-2w H. E OFFLEY, Cor. 16th st. and New York sve. on in wih git agi OE be 3 Tonthty instalments, with interest at eit 'per cen. |, 2821 ¥ st. nw. an cl NT. &story Brick, 10 rooms, mod. imps. Brick, 9 i 922 N st. nw, D.W., rooms, m. yrds, 1 rooms, ma. 1. N.E. cor. Vi ‘ave. and Nat, 808 if st, 20 rooms, 5 8 rooms, mod. im Riw., Brick, 10 ra, water and aa. ml-ly FO? BEent— RB. O. HOLTZMAN, 1Cth and F street northwest. 1826 Lt, 508 Oth et. nw 3 21 Grant et. st mw. is eae 1425 ne, 1115 ae. ot. nw. Ott tik et 26. 928 7th at. isseots 915 7th et. ‘ave. DW. cated ferns Het Feta 2528 Linh et Sow $08 La. ave., store. 519 94 wt. tor ; B18 2a at Bw berg tr inet 109% Oot. ne, nia aw. be ‘ave. 2. ae gi ao! eee i in y ‘of from $1,000 to 990 0), ‘ond roperty for wale at my office hee Mand fe BES i i Fao str store ana dwelling, 7 ‘at, 7 rooms, mod. imps. 2 New Brick. 7 » baving just returned from New q P a om New York, will exhiint during LATEST NOVELTIES ™ EABLY SPRING MILLINERY! JUGLA AND MONOGRAM KID GLOVES marétr NEW ———— ee BOOTS AND SHOES. AN THNENSE SLAUGHTER 40) PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. MEDICAL, &c. Sa Oar PONENT ‘Lost Vigor and all Venereal eee REW: If Dr. Brorsens fails 4 ooee reatooes, rerun = B & aw., opposite Dita ae ee sane meee ge ana S____—a—_—-Ec—— Lemeraeat ia i prenvaies febld-20* ROBERTSON remored to 655 Ot. nw. next hemsaives in his hands and 8 fore to, in aor aT raee MPOBTANT TO LADIES. Ail irregularities spestily removed by s remedy sa peotetet secede: of « a. o. oo lel febil-iy* M4sHOoD BESTORED. ak cS (A MEXBER OF THE STOCK ETORANGR wil | W 4RE SELLING Gas FIXTURES | ON & VERY SMALL MARGIN, AND HAVE A LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS FROM WEIGH JO MAKE SELECTIONS. WE ALSO HAVE A FINE LINE OF PARLOR HEATERS, kc. AND GIVE SPECIAL ATTEN- PRICES LOW, AND OUR WORK WARRANTED EDWARD CAVERLY & ©9., marlir Masomto Tame:e. 82,250,0000. BOYAL HAVANA LOTTE: