Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1879, Page 2

; “THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY............ CROSBY 8, NOYES... Editor. 27,500—being @ much larger bona fide, Peguiar and permanent circulation than that of all the other daily pavers in the City added together. ‘To Correspondents. eaters snould te ty the aorta gr San ee aS Beare oti of any india ee Jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. APRIL ATLANTIC. Now Ready and For Sale Everywhere. Easter Dymus and Old Cloisters. F. Fox. | Irene the Missionary Firet Chapters of s Serial Story. Average eworm Daily Ctreulation over | The Indian Territory. T. RB. Jenness. ‘The Pension Beaurepas. H. Jawes, Jn. A Day in Colorado. Mary Mares Dovar. A Workingman's Word on Over-Pro- Franx Ricnarps. The Burial of the Poet. H. W. LosGretiow. other need anp! WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FANTED—First-clarn PANTALOON HANDS; When only need eprly. 1111 Pa ace mis2.¢ Ni ood second han? BABE Turcash. Star office. BUSINESS CHANCES. (Ok RENI—Furvshed RB 00M, on fi and third foors. No. 206 44 xt. n.w. hi ut oT ARL ‘ako, & HALL SOOM.Tet Ver} mocerate. AUNo 798 th at nw. AS petiexced FARMER, to ta fm tarm near Laurel. Addre 8 J( OR KEST—Eizhtrcon HOUSE, wer and ran Ghniewalercieers No neue atthe a 2108 Let.p.w Rent elf, y tor a TANIED—To BORROW #3,000 to $5,000 at 6 W A ani once tra'ly located real estate: first me rigaue. Addre'« WAVERLY, City P.O. WARTED-A WOMAN or GIRL, who can #9 nivbt, to nur:e and do chamberwork. 3th et. s.w. it | The Contributors’ Club, Heviews of Reo! Other Art et EN Ree Apply mines HAMILTON, 1231 Ba Trenms.—$4.00 a year, 35 cts. a number. HOUGHTON, OSGOOD & CO., A Speedy wminencement of the Work Desirabie. We understand that the money appropriated for butldtng the new National Museum fs avatl- able immediately; it will not, therefore, be necessary to delay commencement of the work until the beginning of the fiscal year, or Ist of | duly. This being the case, contracts can be made for the materials, and we suppose that the bricks, broken stone, sand, lime and cement may be contracted for as s90n as bids can be received and examined and the lo:vest respon- sible bidder ascertained. Of course our people have great advantages in this competition, as bricks, sand, lime, stone, and broken stone for the fouadations and con- crete floors are abundant within the limits of the District of Columbia, and no outside party ean successfully compete for these local pro- dnets. The building, according to the plans on file in the room of the joint committee of publle batidings and grounds, which plans, under the law, must rule in its construction, Is to be butit of brick, with metalic roof and concrete foun- | dations and floor. The windows will be glazea with American glass. The iron ts not produced in this District, nor is the glass, nor the cement. But Ime, sand, stone, and: brick are all abun- dant here. and labor and mechanical skill are also aburdant and anxiously wait the com- mencement Of this work, which will give e:- ploym<nt to many who need it, and tend great- ly, with the reconstruction of the Patent Office and the work on the new War and Navy de- partment to revive our drooping mechanical and labor interests. A building committee has been sppointed, to whom the management of ‘the work of the National Museum building has been committed by the Regents of the Smith- sonian Institution. It will be remembered that the law requires ‘the work to be done under the direction of these ‘Regents, and many people now look anxiously to them and hope that they remember that, in this matter, they are but trustees of the people's money, and that they will let no unnecessary delays deprive the workmen of the earliest op- ‘portunity to earn the wages much needed at ‘this season of depression of industry. ‘The partisans of Randall and Blackburn claim ach for their candidates above 90 pledged votes. As only 75 votes will be requisite for a nomina- ton in caucus. it would appear, therefore, that ‘Doth candidates are certain of getting it. The man who has 90 votes cannot be thrown off the track. We shall now, therefore, have a solution Of the o'd problem: “What will happen when an irresistible force meets an immovabte body?” ——_—_~o-___ ‘There are indications of a reaction against the walking man‘a and already the religious Press is taking ground against it, and more es- Feciatiy in censure of the participation of Women in the “manly sport.” The Boston Pict (Catholic) thinks that the spectacle of Women walking themselves to death is some- what less refining than the Mexican bull fight. Zion's Herald (Methodist) declares that among all the senseless follies of this amazing age this Istest walking manta, in which young women, perilling both health and modesty, are now on their various tramps, is the most absurd. The secular papers, too, are beginning to note the demoralizing aspects of the walking craze, in which the worst passions of men are fostered in an atmosphere of excite- ment. The enquiry is made if this is much bet- ter than dog-fighting, cock-fighting, bull-fight- ing, the torture of physical endurance put upon their young men by the Mandan Indtans, or even the sports of the Roman arena where as to-day the cruel populace spurred on exhausted over-trained men. There Is also a disposition to question whether anything ts gained in pro- moting pbysical education by these walking feats. Wilkie Collins devotes one of his stories to the iilustration of the bad effects upon the physique of the young men of England of over- training for walking matches. Ils denuncia- tion of the walking business was founded upon the testimony of leading physicians. The de- velopment of heart disease was one of the forms cf mischief accomplished by it. The late de- velopments in regard to the New York walking match show that it is a speculative concern, and that various fraudulent representations have been made to gull the public in the mat- ter. The verdict on the whole will probably be ‘that both moral and physical tone 1s deterior- ated by the walking mania. —___+-- Renewed faith in the stability of the French Tepublic will be felt in consequence of the large majority by which the project of the impeach- ment of the De Broglie and Kochebouet mints- tries was rejected by the Chamber of Deputies. Atthe same time the sharp censure given to ‘these ministries by the chamber by a vote of 240 to 154 shows that the left center of moderate republicans hold the balance of power, and do not mean to give swing to either the monarch- ists or the communists. FA. ROrPUBY, 20 L sreeer, of 105 F + street nor: hwest, has EGGS for sale first. Grass White Le-horn Stock One dollar bec ter @atisfaction guaranteed. warls-2° TELEPHONE Works 1 mile. Price 84. Pat'd Cir'e fi oa) .» be x mina o Ee COMB &CO., Mallet Creek, Ohio. ROK. SCHERL, 1. P Food wocar: BUSIC. Parti hesinners aa those wish for Teachers. Terms aad Pa et ‘eacher of PIANO, ORGAN Hoular attai msrl5-6t' sir slit Fo SALE—WHITE LEGHORN EGG choice bones Best of layers. Seventy nye ne er thirteen. ‘arrauted to hatch satifactor) Suplieated We Ge LEE. RG! Sar SGeEz, OF mwl5-2* J UST BECEIVED- 12 TONS STRAW PAPER. Bes. in market. Price reduced. E. MORRISON. warls 3° 805 and 807 Dat. UNTINGS, pure Wool, 25c. yard. Dress Goods from 10 to'50c. ya) pager 15, 2 Se oe. 6256, 75, 81 yard. Kovy's Double Busk Corset, ime. De "a Reliable Patterns marlstr Cor. 7th & portran PRICES. 100 pieces Dress Good. 100 piece sces all wool Buntine, 250 White Bed Spreads, #1 and 81.25, ® jrown Cotton. Tc. GEO. J. JOHNSON, marli-tr cor. Tth st d Market 8 pac: oOL, AND 615 E SrReer y.w. Sp aprit i” ne Beason of 1879. Ohildren, who intend To make ininodats soos. marléém SPRING STYLE DRESS HATS. Derby and oft HATS for spring. Iaree ‘assortment of Ladiee BUN UM- Just opened. STINEMETZ, marlste 1237 Pa. accave. = ____ 1887 Pa. avcave._ 7s Meer FAMOUS BOOK OF TH DAY—Bismarck in anco-Ge etan War. ye Gistaca. ‘oor ry, L oar Ot f DYSPEPSIA. gparl0-gckkat* ave. BIRTHDAY CARDS, CARD OASKETS AND PaPETERIES, nono NICKS 1t* Vv JANTED—A WOMAN for washing and ironing and scrubbing. Inquire at 486 Penneylvania yANTED—Two } xperienced MILLINERS; lib- eral ralarv to competent hands, at ths’ Bea Hive, No. 914 7th st. nw. marl5.2t* FANCY NOTE PAPERS, of the LATEST STYLES. COLLEGE INVITATIONS, DINNER CARDS, MENUS, &o., W ANTED—By asteady, middie aed inan, EM Wah neten, Pi OYMENT, in city or country, at least equiva- | to board, Address H., care P.O. Box FY IN GREAT VARIETY. VISITING CARDS A SPECIALTY. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE, 911 Pa. ave. en acquain: Ad ters “Neu W ANTED—An Amatenr Violinist would like to Join some AMATEUR ORCHESTRA, or to be- ied with some Amateur Musiciany ” Star office. marl5.3t* W ANTED—A GENTLEMAN of tact aud ao nity tocurcertake the sa’e of a first-class Serial Werk; talary $15 per week; reference required. Address C.K, Star Citice, it NEw SPBING DRY GooDs. ps tiful Drees Goods, 15c. ress Goods (wool), 2c. Drees Goods (wool), 260. All-woo! Buntings, 25c. * wear, from 25, 37, }. from d. 436, colors warranted. Pereale, -wide. 8c. Hamburg Embroidery. 2, 3, Timmmense stock of Spring C. M. TOWSON, 636 ++ avente, (South side) near 7th st. \@OD BLACK FROCK COAT AND OASSIMERE PANTS AND VESTS to match, ott wool, for $12. A much better one for PANTS AND VEST $22. Look and wear as well as a $40 suit. THE YACHT CLOTH SUIT, 212, worth 816 Best BLUE MIDDLESEX FLANNEL SUIT, adit sy $12. Good BLUE FLANNEL SUIT for $10. At 1914 and 1916 Pa. avenue, Betwoon 19th and WOuh etreta, | must boa Dergain. Apply at 142k Hak from 102 1 Orclock. INDEPENDENT ICE GOMPANY. NORTHERN ICCB. Our entire supply harvested from the KENNEBEC BIVER. ferred. Coxsuatens can be assured that they will receive | No_1007 11th st. uw. ; rent 810 por month. _m133t* patronizing PuRE ARTICLE by W43TED_MEN of moierate means ecokiug @ INDEPENDENT COMPANY. (YELLOW WAGONS.) 12th and Pennsylvania avenu Devor, 9th street Wharf. [®* EVERYBODY COME GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 PENBSYLVANIA AVENUY, ‘Wy 4n7ED-* white GIRL, from 12 to 16 ly. Apply 445 O et. p.w. marll tn,t Wa&nNtED-A fed with best references would iite the CHARGE of a residence for the suu- mer: will care for fhe property same & if she or it, Address Mra. A. M. F., 404 6th st n.w. mi: W ANTED—A German WOMAN as nurs must speak pnte German and ply Letween7 aud 8 p.m., at 826 Counect nue. may ANTED—A colored GIRL 10 wash, iron and as sist im general housework ; must'stay nights; references required. Call at 1418 Pennsylvania ave. opposite Willard’s. It! ree White LAUNDRESSES, at 615 @ month; 15 white and colored cooks and general house GIRLS; well recommended. Hotels. Festaurante and families furnished free. STEVENKXON, 804 E at. Eat. ‘WANTED—A thoroughly competent Jady desires ‘@ BITUATION as houeckegper: or furnished Bonee, centrally located, suitable for roomers ; good Feferesicex civen. Address A.B. ., S:ar office. marl5-2t* ed she ie iv - Wae;* *mall HOUSE, for three adalts, with mogern improvements; centrally located; Price not to exceed $30. Answer, giving price and ive, location, without giviog all particulars sud pi no notice will be fsken. Address E. C. D office. mar. WARIED — First-class VesT HANDS st lit Peuneylvania avenue. mrrl4 2t* WANTED One handeome «°cond hand BABY CUERiaGe: Address A. C B., this office. marl42* NIED—To RentT—Two PARLORS; seutvern ‘posure, cool and airy; furnished or unfur- 3 niehed. Also cther Rooms; house has modern ‘m provements. 911 L at. n.w. marl4 3t- rir KENT—HOUS' 607 New Jersey ave. Se eee chs ns ira anioeel ment fo suit the times. Apply to W. C. Seune to . 20 ‘ermont ave , 6 rooms. 29 thoce Tsiand aye P.w.,6 Foi is w., 4Tooms. 3 Dat. 6 room~ » AG! 5 No. 9.0 F strest north wat. i —Anesily Farnichod KOJM on second EEN atee tie cae or awe mentee tee four street cars sunning towaros Capitol and_De- partment,. Terms moderate, 1254 8uh st 5 ‘OR RENT—STORS and DWELL! Fern ylvenia ave ee., contaiuing seven rooms; i ‘and. Apply to No, 246 @ good business st: 7th st. two communicate Mr. second floor iy 186 7th at. mw. {OR RENT—HOUSE No 1110 13th ot. n.w., ten Tome; all mocernfiaproverrents. Inquire of OWEN LEDDY, corner of 13ib PGE RENT 1t00 Front and Back Ru 1212 Tth st , STOKE, D’ a emall fam ily: 815. {OK RENT—1606 14th st.; 12 room, ali mouern kant two-story atable in conveniencis, and ATOHEL & PUSEY, Le Droit Budding. ol Aone: & PUSE K RENT—612 Lonis ara ave. n.w, 14 room. $40. 14th and Boundarv sts. 8 rooms; 8 .W., AL roows: 35. 913 Sth st. n- 78 reea ote 8 rcoms; $1. to A. 8. CAYW CONGRESSMEN AND KS—Beaubfully Furoished PAR RN -ROIMS for rent, 04 first and ce7- ond floors, at 456 C et nw ,south eide, at raaso’ it a TA RARE Ciance: FoR 4 Goo. i gvtown, with Ia-ge grounds sbrnbe ant flo "i : the door. Will be rente+ faruished from 79. Apply to A. 8. CAYWOUD, 1225 sth marl5-3t” (OK FENT—Kiewant RE IDENCE, furnished, ia northweet cection of city. Address ce. : NT—Furnished KOOMS. without board, tt. se; one and a half squares dnw east of {OR RENT—Yo ventlemen only, neay kect. well furnished ROOMS; communicating or sin: 617 11th #t. now mt4-2 UK KENI—BRICK No. 726 10:b st. nw.; iL Too! Rent 632. A) ALBFRT F. FOX, No. 920 F st. nw. : LE-No. 1340 Q at.. now Beick DWEL- 1G; 11 rooms; m. i. Great barcain if bought gptnersise withdrawn and reut-d. Price from #7 to 815. 3 within two day 'OR KENT—Two-etory BRICK ; gas, water, b room and cellar. No. 446 P st. n. Tmapent tenan' 1428 9th at. p w. {Ok RENT—To Senators or members on! some PARLOR SUITE near Ebbitt. 835 month tol cars. 1320 Gat. OR pein belies n.W. tt ‘new 890. "ADs ly to ALBI jo extras. Half block ainted, wont ‘0. 920 F st. now. Uk. KENT—Two larve ROOM, 2126 Pennsylva- nia ave. ; modern improvements. marls 3t* ANTED—A _ two-reated PHETON or OA RIAGE, with gentle HOKSE and HABNES: marl4s OR _KENT—Two beantiful BOOMS adjoini if desired: sutebie ten at ‘and ure of kitchen, 2 location for summer, 60 I st. e1S-3t* ©. orothers. Elegant I nw. ANTED—To Rent—] airy and cool PAR- LOR and BLDBUOM ; floor; haadsomary furnished: just vacsted by a member whose time expired ; slao handsome! vecond story Forms. 600 = ni st. nw. marlt3t" Ek a “WANTED To bENT—For taesummer, s HOUSE large enough to accommodate a favtl; of 8 x; ninst be olizibly siuated, with pleuty of shade: Witbin convenient distance of Washiogton, and i 1 respects a frst-ciasa summer residauce. Address, ting particulars, “E gible,” this office. m4-2t* J ANTED—a youn; itleman in town for the txtra nesalon, baving the hands. mest pair of parlors in the city—first fluor, open grate, two beds, & dw thin a block of ihe Treasury—wishes anoth«r GENTLEMAN ‘share them ry him. To an aareeakle ¥« nly $10 per month rent Address A. B.C , Star office. marlé.?t* ANTED—A TENANT, (without childran pre- for 5 rooms, on second floor, of house OR RENT—The Brick DWELLING E 1110 9th s+; coutains 9 room! ah oot ae bath, ete. Bent moder. s, range, a rate. Apply xt No. marl3 3t* ‘on first floor; twa ne aoe well furn shed. No. 227 3d st. n.w. ‘OR KENT—PARLO! h bosi IT—StORE ROOM and DWELLING ed, the most of 7th st. n.w., suitable for any inet pecially good situation for a first-cliss Restaurant. Adarves Dr. I, M. TAYLOR, 701 Met n.w. m13-6t" 'OK RENT—A very desirable 3-stor; ment Brick HOUSE,with oe buili room and water closet. No. 86 Apply 82 let et. W. J. LYER. cold water, xas, bath ‘OR SALE OR RENT—No. 1344 assschusetts ave DOWNMAN & GREEN, 412 ithet mitlw ood, lucrative and permanent cseh businese, to call, investizate and see an article of intrinsic merit and ready sale in every honsehoid. Nothing like it in market. H. 0. BURTMAN, Tren ont Houee arl3-3t* marl3-3 J ANTED—We have & number of inquiries for ood BUILDING LOTS snd also for bWELL- INGE "Parties having euch. to dispose of will do mn so ase us) acall DOWNMAN & GREEN. 412 7th wt old, to seuist in household work in small SIGN @F THE RED FLAG, ‘¥ Ol And examine our stock of SHERMAN & CO. Spring Goods, Spring ay J ANTED Ber. COUNTRY RESIDENCE or eit USE, see advertisement of JUHN. 5 marll-lw ich is without donbt the best and, ited in the. District The gas will please, and the prices will enable ali a EXAMINE A FEW PRICES. ‘W ANTED—aLL TO KNOW that the Office and Agency SB, 427 9th st. ‘wnacrnpulous parties in Businessto the i Mads ru! cont ing. for rent or repaiced. Wow nstanding. “All Minds French Kid Button 8h Co., New York. from The d Cloth-top, fro.a $1.50 Faust Brows rhd Hola. at large lot of lain: up to 83.50. Morocts Bution GBEAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pa. avenue. LEOPOLD BIOHOLD, Proprietor. Noa 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the copart- a W ANTE D—To Srchange. fine LOTS for Im. proved Pro; a made by | GROUND on ink ty eH ath 2 am . i From 50 up to #2 Circle. Apply to 1220 O st. n.w. feb23-1m* ac quarters for: S, Bt 2c. pair Ladies’ Rubbers still bold thelr price, 250. pet pair en's Calf Boots $1.50 per patr, 1g Sboes at 45c per pair. 1 perdozen. D.W., Ono square above the ANTED—FEATHER BEDS: NOVAT! CHACE'S, 616 Louisiana avenues mugsity ANTED—MOTHS and other insectain furni- ture to extermin: steam, CHAOE'S, ‘Upholsterers La avenue. ‘aasatiy W 4n72D— ‘ATS or OLASSES in Latin, Mathenatost Losic, | West moderate. 8. W. FL aM, 1 Osil before 1] a. m.; after 4 p.m. eee ELLERY & McLAUGHLIN is this binee hg by mutual Sahar lence. CHACE, 616 eons rm Tor their for. request @ contin- ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK: 19 genes augSliy LOST AND FOUND. 8B. BY, 8. A. McLAUGHLIN, DRY goons. SAND NOTIONS. Pill be rewarded by returning to No. 65 z ns Sate! Washington, D-6,, Maren 13 De EASTE: Se See ee Lots Black and Tan DOG; wore ‘ore & red collar marked Jet The finder It O6T—March 14th a Gold RING, on 7th atreet 4 marked outs de witu initials 8.0. The finder will te bberally rewarded if returned to 727 7¢h st. uw. mari6-3t* ” N.W. corner Sth and I streets. 4 Two FIFTY DO: dott arerew — iN, No. 91’ nisi: JUsT ARBIVED- Fe NS OST—Between Capitol Hill and horse marset’ LAR NOTES. will ave Fity ‘ard, and no questions asked. WED- ve mrl5-31" Consignment of Fresh-mined LYKENS VALLEY and WHITE ASH COAL, 8 to Best in the "Market, at REDU! RATE! icxD ‘s. 10 REWARD—8St ed fi th enstown Drove Yarg, onthe (sth March ero nee returned to L. D MEANS BULLOOK. The sbove reward will be paid if; & 0O., Qreens-: town Drove Yard. marl4-st* D.B Woon axp Coat. Deror, Cormer Ist and D sts. n.w. - | POUND—The piace to buy Uutinwhed BO maite: Wi ma Shirts at Hn and 1 aos RN Rhee Ge 1006 F at. mar3-1m near 11th. ee BARRELS BRYAN'S PRIDE OF WASH. BOARDING. N FLOUR (Washburn Mills) just received. airy ROOMS. This Flour ix acknowle3zed b; it tobe the best in the market, 1 WHO have used 317 4% BT. N W.—For rent, with or withvut BOAGD, lurge ant small, well-uraished, Terms low for the summer months. ters 6 co ©. BBYAN, marl33t | N. W. corner U5th and I sts LUMBER. LUMBER. Fo, Rayo 1 10TH St N.W.—Large and eie- furnisbed or unfuri.ished, gant front BOO) with or witbout KOAED. Gentleman aad wife, of two tingle gentleren. Hot and cold water. larza closets, Very desirable. Terms moderate. mi6-At" ONE DOLLAR ]{CROPEAN HOTEL, (ory on the European i sold, mixed or plain, at 10c. Berguer & Bawel's Philade Ue Beer, which received th the Cen draught. (Families supplied.) marit-br' QO? VERMONT AVEN 827 ‘4 plan. )—Grard Free Lunch ) ir. and fro aily, from 12 ka. 2 Bar, No. 811 i m7 to10p.m. at the European Hotel Est.n.w. The finest Liquors kept and @ first prizes at ennist and at the Paris Exhibition, on B, opposive the Arliuz” large desirable HOUM on second ton, 01 floor with first-class board. Also one single ROOM. marl4 st* oes and ted. Permanent bOAI 100 FEET OF BOARDS. Weis TREMONT HOUSE has just undergone ; ly _papered, thorough renovation. It is pew peo rat taken at the following low rate: Gentleman and wife, 850 to 660 per raonth ; single rooms, 45 to 83) T month, 87 to €10 per week ; table board, micnth aud 86 ver week. “All are iav and ited Took through the howe. mari2-1m 20 per and ONE DOLLAR 82 per day immediately facing the Treasury, Bs Dey nts, Regular Bosrd mae Bary sot be fie parte) etry ‘PEBSONS in the northwestern part of the city de- 100 FEET OF BOARDS. first-class modatedst No, tise O atrest northwest. Cs erchanned! ia oth et nw. and 206 ¥ st. nw. febl-ly ———SS MS, with first JULEGARTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, with fest: class BOARD for transient a LL'S, 705 1 reat, iadiy facing the Treseury, White House, aed TABLE BOARD can paseo fob26-1m* ite or FOR SALE.. Fo SALE_A stylich SORREw BOASE, Attcon- and-whalf bands bich; ®_ splendid, roadster ; F rs Teadaters perfectly ‘sentlo; ‘at Lrvy§ Bay lo reasonabi: a fair trial given. trial given. S11 13th at. OPPOSITE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET, | {UB SAIE—ihe wellknown, fast and blooded Ree JEWELERY. ‘We offer great FINE JEWELBY, WATCHES, OLOOK: ee SOLID SILVER AND GLOOKS AND BRONZES, zro., ‘At private sale. at Awency. ‘Ho. 608 13th st. nwo. | antite USt ARRIVED AND FOR SALE, 16 HEAD Joe HORSES, from Pranttin: OOMiLy, Fenneylvania. ‘All good workers aad lo over refused, and: JOHN SIMMONS. BEB raised by Gol. 0. M. al der, fered For Sale 088 of ahem iiop and Soe : c Hay ics et aaa a ety the prettiest and fa-test in the Prise eee wit be sold low for cath only” Hoom is Marble as shouly. Building. No. 607 7th st” APPLY at Room 1, Mar OK SALE—The largest etock of BERING WaG- cute urcases i | BOB te i ce gi BEY, St Prospect et..0't0,0-0.taark te ‘The YACHT WATERFaLL. For. Foe eats Tand® decorintion soniye 4 otis orner. THOMAS DOSLING, An eer Pa. avenue and 13th st. feb26-! OR RENT—STORE, o1 tween 14h and 16th DOWNMAN & GREEN, 412 7th st. OB RENT—Two third-stor, story Front RUOM, #tore, 908 7th st. n.w., suital Avp)y ov the premises. ‘UR RENT—fSee AD SHERMAN & CO. (OR RENT—ROOM! m_Peunvylvanis ave. over Goddard’s Dry Goods ‘ble for offive or sewing marl2-iy* VERTISEMENT of JOHN marll-iw ivhed: ‘table Board. “101s. ished: ‘tal a. 3ith sta, ‘OR KENT—An ll-room Brick HOUSE, all mod- ern improvements, 913 r ith. ic} modern improve ., between 17th and 1th, $15 per mouth. room Brick HOUSKS on Biggs tween 17th and 28th, One lurye double Hill), at a very low rent Ac ly to A 8. YRATT & SUN, 491 9th et. nw. OR RENT—The very desirable HOTEL situated ac the Gasset Pennsylvanit (OR RENT—at $12—New seven root th ha‘). ba:hrvom, and wat L J. W. STARS, cheast (Critic! mit 119 Park Place u.e., one ky now seven-room water closet, gaa, $16 monthlv. JW. 5th st. and New York marl0.29 7 15th st. and New York avenue. {OR SALE—Chea equi iE, with hall, bath room ‘and ter uit, BOFLDING corner 16th and Rats. jUILDINI al 28 Hampehire avenue, equare west of Brit n.e. corner 16th et. and N. Y. ave. 815; also, amaller ent to three lines of cars, (OR RENT_—HOUSE 447 M st. n.w. will be ri at 835 per pionth ios ee rented ible tenant "8 Gallery. 809 mar 2w* cE Bare OF BENT _HOUEE sore Conzes: low rooms, Modern, imorovement DWELLING and STORE, 1316 E st. 15 rooms, modern improvements. WEST- ‘T'S, corner 20th and I ste. n w. (OR RENT—No. 13: oy 23 Heictaceer hoe aud cold: Cate pee nah tee ited_boarding hor ‘at entine use. Sprig to BB. SNYDER, 0 . ith tt. and New York avenue ‘OB ron OFFICES in the ne! aes owe {OR RENT—Fo: F'Soous. ing, (oyposite Evening. leasanter ae fobaet PARLORS ana furnished for housekeep- ania svenue. corner 434 st. PERSONAL. RS. FULLER, who describes your disease and out asking 2 question, has taken 2°¥th st, opposite Patent Offi ve. the residence 61: Consultation free GENTLEMAN, 45 yeare ol: Acquaintance of a Lad: Object: matrimon; wishes to form the We. ‘Monday. We Bearrees 1nd Friday; also, next week, at 7:30 p. mm. ns |AL—I. P. LIBBEY, 437 9th st., will con- ‘tone is oelog- our sale at raat aacrificn S and Bilverware. no humo Mune Onilond eee prices mard-Iin. STHOLOGIST — hire. Dr. ELLIS, 906 vania avenue. consult the Doctor ia all things Semtodpm XAMINES 117: to o) OES PATOR BXAMU LES, rovorte a8 00 Id know the trath. entate. : pan. Always in before 9 and after ADAME ROBB, the reliable Olairvu; It As REMOVED $0 PROFESSIONAL. ©) ‘HING NEW —Turxrn Ba: vin cure f¢ Certain cuve for chills Eee i ora NE D Scene D tod i strente = Te, TJ F% BALE—A five-borse power UPRIGHT LER, in first-class condition. st lees aif coat pica, Apply st Ropavlic office, 1101 Pa avenue. danlttr and SILVER. in ichost aati vrion vai’ OF EAL ESTATE BULLETIN OF, THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. 519 Seventh sroet (Cbanges made Wednesdays a..d Saturdays.) Three-Story Housea for Sate. 790 19th et. n.westn0d Yunpe, ot ee ea ees 608 11th et. n.w., mod. imps.” Jv rs. 40s 6th st. n.w, mod imp .. 15 ra, 1€02 14th st_n.iv., mod. unps., 9 rs. 211 A at.s.¢., ra0d. impa., 12 62y H et. n. x 1739-1748-174! 2200 1546 +th 2,100 ‘$817 4th st. n. 2,008 ‘731 24th st. 0. q 2.000 23H et. ne. bh. 6 re... 20-0 N. J. av, bet. Fand Gu.w,tu. 47s. 2.000 631 Hrt.ne.fh,7ra., 1,890 Unimproved Property For Sale. Ket Vth an 115th ets. nw, per ft.. Sib at. bet. Band F nw., per ft. 10th rt. int. Hand Grail ave_p.w.. pe Si st.. bet. D and E p.w.. Ubtt: et . bet, Mase, ay ci ani Oh ana 7h) ew, nd 16th sta. nw. tL and bet, 24th and 25th Tet, bet. 5th and 6;h ate. Houses for Rent. 1596 15th st. n.w., med imps. store, 11 re....830 1072 Bd. ave. mod. imps , 12 rs. 716 21th st. nw. . imps., 10 re. 46 Fi st. nw, mod. mvs, store and 1. paren Meridian Hill, 1908 J, * MoE Berarn Boo! * No, 918 F strect, op postto Masonfo Temple, pSuaear esse reser ts eee atte 1919 G st. n.w. 3330 1th st. nw. 418N at. now. 1902 9th st. nw jeies number of other HOUSES in ali parts of the Alco a fine front Rt Penns: (over Metzerot'n Music storny oo vas avant, 4 8 besutiful COUNTRY RESIDENCE near Bolaters’ Home. If mutuaa'l: satisfactory the owoer would like board for a email family. ‘Two fine LOTS i. northwest part of the elty wl: be sold. if limproved, on long tims and without cash yep men This HODES at #1,200, $1,500, 83,000, 96,000, on Jong time or monthly ‘pasmedte, 2 JOHN SHERMAN & CO. Foe BENT— BO. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F street northwest, egies ete tletty SSSSe MLE SEgReSe: ARARAR BEE EPP err 4,8 a See 5 S; php 3 Let “ A ® a IIE Ss P a ae30g Brek ce rooms at 1419 N.Y. a 3421 and 1423 N. x ee nw. “ot tha BO louses and Lota in every section city sale, at prices from $1,000 to €90,0°0. nd on easy terme. All property fur sale st my office has been reduced in price. BR O. HOLTZMAN, merl-ly 40th and F sta. nw. IHOMAS J. }» Real Estate T Tisage iat street nw. 1B toa late § tory ao S ronan 3 st 607 and b13 NS. i 922 N at. n. 3k, 8 root N.E. cor. Vt. ave. and N st, Li rooms, m 1 10 rooms, mod. imps. at. i st..'Frame,'8 rooms, 10d. Brick, 10 rerwater aod waa mi-1y a 5.00 ‘Houses and Lots for sale in all sections of the city. 4. A. NIOHOLSON, Beal Estate Broker, tebas-te Lenox Building, corner 7th and G sta, 302, Fre Sls 81 1916, $08 618 206 1119 ¢ 1268 1116 1M 631 Hat. 1549 1729 T 1412 1817 Vt 1325 S31 Est. Cor. 7 Sumner Sit othe 1323, A. BA! H. J0atlon oF THE mad nis colt ween S4end date, | Residence, 9090 steoet mane WASIED—A PARTRa and 12am, Seco ars PER CE! KUONKS, Natio «: KUONKS, Room No. 1. Natioual Metro 10) Sito eas ave rere; i tet rt Gary. Avvly at 317 Porneylvantas J ow tSt S22s5cesces3 bi over a well.shaded road, passing the Govereme st arrangements can be made with Washington and ith a ii 78 lito in dney, vrofics Jai Ad‘ress H., TT pete oon tO EF ot nw Ton up mten T NT.. $2,500 Ay sume of 01.000 each. A ply rene WILL BUY ANEW B1X Rov USE, with cellar under who» 4 | 10.000 —To wume over @1,000—To L Sig Sais to Caton Boal Be PT CAMSIS & . ENN _fonrls.€t 1899 Fat nw (eee ae) 10.000. #5 C00 at 7 per cent £5.00, 84 OUD, $3,0L0, 82.500, £1,609, £590, 8300 at 8 per cent B. . H. WARSI mariB ty aie ese, RARE BUSINESS ( HANUE toa be a, to A invest in a Hotel in this city ora Hy fal Resort on salt water. A first-class STORE for wale at the latér place. Apply at Marshall House, corner 8h iDete ___ marl W 2 MAVE TBE FOLLOWING aUM3 To LOAN — Teal estate security, v ars NBY TO L0aN ON KEAL ESTATE 7 | | 1 4,500, 4.500, FITCH, — Fo SALE—OASH GROCERY HOUSE, extensive Liguer trade. Owner leaviag the retail trade, DRADE, this office. = ic ms I CEsER TO EXCHANGE FOR A RESIDE’ in Washington. « delighifal HOME (house of 12 rooms completely furuialy ew York, Ss sw iS Real Ectataan 1 Iusuraqce. {XIRAORDINAKY INDUCEMENTS TO PUd- Kase A HOME and new BSICK HeUBES, with cas and water, near 7th street cars apd Ostreot market, at ¢900. ‘Or will exchanges for lots Apily to A INTIRE, nerl3-3t 918 F etreet northwest. FPCEBALE AT A BACRIFIC GROCERIES, na beantiful villa: STEDT, Apply inmediately endw leaving city. Address “Groce: es fi marl GJFSBORO’ PAVILION AND PICNIC GRIUNDS. ‘This property is very favorably locatsdes 2 sam: | merr sort for Picuic and Excursion Panies. [cis within five to ten minutes ride of the wharf of th | Wast'ngton and Alexandria ferry, foot of 7th "rest, tx 1rom both cities touch Giesboro’ whart every hour It is also apprcached by a beautifu! drive Insane Asylum and other places of interest. Spsciai Alexandria Ferry Company for s7ecial parties. '4HE DANCING PAVILION isa large structure admirable arrai THE MANSION HOU! eee is lerge and commod:ous, affording ample facilitin« for re-tavrant purvcees, dining rooms, rooms for bidiards tel 3 rhe ‘Ghove is'large and beautiful, shading ex sive lawns. BIATING and FISHING fac lities unsurpassed. Anguire cf ELE WHIT«. ; WM. B. JACKSON.” Assignees, _marl3-e06t JNO. A. BAKER, j) . ‘OR SALE— Quite a numver of very eligible HOUSES and LOTS In Tashiouabie lotto: SWRMAN & OBEGR 413 fre aid te OARDIRG HOUSE—Fos —Centrally I> cated; Furniture For Sale Annum. ber of boarders and roomers wilJ remain with ‘good «, Houte has 20 rooms: Bent, @80. "Appty to EW uantig seFe ne marlzee ‘OB -The wood. furn‘ture. Fi: * it ESTA! ke.ofs Furtciace OTELsud BESTAUBSNT doing a id Herricen sts, Baltimore, Md Reason for selling, beaith of jor. ‘For terms ava particulars hiquire of BAMDED EARTH. SI Sosth’ sts Dan mre. marl?-w. gro. TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, To Invest in REGULAR ABMY OFFICERS AO- Wii make this e sPEcueerY in fatare. Apply to ASBUBY G. APPLEMAN, Boxer, 1339 F Opposite Ebbitt House. marl?.2w {Post 12t, Army & Navy Herald St} i BALE! TS 9.10 12, 13, 14, 18, 17 and 18. en De Sates sireer botwrcen Contention 2 we. and 17th at. nw. the ey ad ‘tevine stent aze of 272100, and will be sold on reasonable terms. Also, HOUSES Nos. 1709 and 1715 De Bales street, con! complete nine in every partic: ular; lots 273100. ois Apply to marl2.1) ‘ater. In connection with same 1 offer & -«e aud complete stock of fresh and seasonable GhOCERUSS, au at purchaser's own with in- ts Test at 6 per cent, as the procristor 1s aed to ce'l both house and tore. Apply to e ~ A. GRAY, marll-2w Cor. Mass. ave. and 4th st. n.w. JPUx SALE Om EXCHANG#—near the city, FIVE ACRES of land well improved. 6 acres 01 14th- Egra Garten no, Aas acres a 1723 Pennsylvania ave. marl0tr y ANTED—To Bosnow—2,500 t 3,000 from W tiesto Sroseee Pint tore meen improved real estate on wania ave. Nk 7. BRON ww Building, Sth st. marlo-7e* LADIES’ GOODS. RE SAM G. The Mi 1) Bike MEMOVED their Brean Rene 1331 P.nnsylvania avenae mayer as Gana et La MES SELMA RUPPERT'S Womsteps axp Face Stour. st of Apri I will remove to 608 Nreew news. wisere hieaned and the public with s full es | ZEPHYR N FANOY WOR, E ” \ LACES, RUB HOSIERY, GLOVES, NOTION: DREN'S FURNISHI CAPS, CLO. y careful aitention to ever; contin of be ti ‘one calling, I hope bera. pats onage thee SELMA RUPPERT, Pat-nt Offica. We have now vine during the WHITE, BLACK AND COLORED ENGLISH AND aM. . ‘OF an NOVELTIES 1 ORSAMES OUVIN and MONGEAM KID GLOVES. t ansortunent fn the Cy. a tae toe MADAME ™. J. . Hot. 691 an ry Dat SPRING MILLINERY. MRS. J. P. PALMER, 1107 F Street, (Between Eleventh and Twelfth), wm New York, will exhibit LaTEST NOVELTIE8 1! EAEBLY SPRING MILLINERY! ; 3UGLA AND MONOGRAM KID GLOVES IN merétr KEW PRING SHADES. im stock, and will be ‘season, having fost returned fr: TB und OLOAKS at cost %s ‘uses wa ADIES’ Si EDUCATIONAL. HOT! ith Up Sedans AEDEROON & BOULG ‘Bock Mrs M. A. ALMOREY, a the 4 OVERNMENT, DISTRIGT, STA: iN: Gierugnr SECURITIES bout vot anid sold at ‘Investment’ ea ope prec mar3-2w Cor. 18th et. ana Ney Youre, (OB SALE—Venr Cewraatiy Locarep—A new seven-room BRICK HOUSE, with modern Price $3,000. Kisas an. eight room Biock.” on F st., between Ist and ets. at $3,500, being a grest bargain. cee — Ls Fo SALE. : liberal time, with interest cent. per annum. ‘This is now under reat COTTAGE snd eronnda Yeeeud very chase ‘cash payment amt wall be on monthly instalments, with interest at #iz per cent. per annum, 14th wt rod 2 Mebaete Poa Pennsylvania ave, M°8¥ To Loan AND VIBG! F. 500 Gis co vateerameeee cores SEEN Enos, Bo. ims Pa eee a ton, D.C. HE PREVAILING COMPLAINTS OF T the present changing SALE-Small HOUSES, at bargains, in dif- F oiicent parts of tho ty eal ona fad sian Mfebitim WAL F. NOLTEMAN 50 F ot. nw. T° Loan, MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In Sums To Surt, At 7 and 8 per cent. Bz LTZMAR, feb@itr poeta’ aw. {08 SALE OR EXCHANGE —60 ACRES of highly cultivated land on 7th st. road; on WATOHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELEY, &a — on} ot Cau, | SERRE free. & 00., Bankers, 35 Wale RE $'S.3, Wall Loan BRoxkenr axp JEWELER, soe every feba-tr 1417 Pennsylvania sve. iv Wall et. 8. ¥. P. WALLACH, octy. Upright Pe" |, Krabe. ae oy: Reet Boerwood, & Co wy Grow East Terms a Or T THE Wargnooms w.G. & 00., rook arentetor pean Pan $ Gers RECEIVED ON STORAGE, ba A BURANCE, at 916 Louisiana avenue, fc Bose and Gott for the weagon sre Uolds, Coughs, HOREHOUND AND ELECAMPANE DROPS 25 CENTS PER HALF POUND PACKAGE. ARTHUR NATTAN'’S, PHARMACIST, 16th end I streets msrl0tr and 94 ané D sta, mw. gus ASSOBTMERT SPRING SUITINGS MEMBER OF THE STOCK ABE SELLING GAS FIXTURES ON 4 VERY SMALL MARGIN, AND HAVE A LARGE AND OOMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS FROM WHIGH ‘TO MAKE SELECTIONS. WE ALSO HAVE A FINE LINE OF PARLOR GRATES, FURNACES, RANGES, FIRE PLAGR HEATERS, &c., AND GIVE SPECIAL ATTEN- TION TO PLUMBING, ROOFING axp BEATING PRICES LOW, AND OUR WORK WARRANTED