Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, Psvescesuen January 6, 1880. ANNY_—Greatrst Cramvorant.—Born with Second Sight: consulted on Love,. Marriage, Ab- sent Friends. Great Ind:an Charm, to bring tho separated together and cause marriage. She remain here for several weaks. Hours—9 to 7. 354 Pu.avenue, comer 436 st. n.W. Jané-6t* CROSBY S. NOYES Editor. Average Daily Circulation over 17.750— being a much larger bona fide, regular and permanent circulation than that of atl the other daily papers in the city oan therefore be availed of in sonding to Tas Gran @dvertisements, orders for the paper to be served, news, or any information, at any honr of the day free of charwe. These facilities are a creat conve- nience, and will be appreciated by the customers of ‘Tae Stan. Referring to the Boston Hevala's sugyesti that Mr. Wood change the rate of ils pronosed new funding law from 814 65 percent.,o the ground that it would be so very convenient for the computation of interest, the Philadelphia News reminds that paper that “Representative Kelley hasa patent on the 3.65 1 It Mr. Kelley sets up any such claim we are afraid he cannot make it good. The “idea” really be- longs to the late Chief Justice Case, who, when Secretary of the Treasury, adopted that principle in fixing the rate for the 7.30 loan made during the war. That rate is the double Of 3.65, and was adopted on account of the ease With which the earnings of a $109 or $1,009 bond could be calculated—viz., two cents per day on the former and twenty cents per day on the latter sum—and because that’ was about as low as government was able to borrow money at the time. Beside this, the rate of the District of Columbia funding bonds, issued b: of Congress some time ago, bear Our contemporary will see therefore that the idea is not new with nor possessed solely by Mr. Kelley. —++e -____ The Memphis 4 v, organ of the colored Baptists, and conducted by colored Men, in treating of that race says: “We make plenty, but we saye nothing: we waste a great deal of our hard earnings. A few days since. a man whom we had advised to have a pass book and put all his purchases dowa in the same. brought it to us to see if all his ac- counts were correct, and, to our surprise, he satd he had made nothing, and when we told him how much he had thrown away, he concluded to remain on the farm another y Ten dol- Jars were spent for nicknack: akes and candy, and $47.50 for wh What we need to use is econom: It fs an encouraging sign when the leaders of the colored race and those in a position to mould opinion and habits among them, give such advice. In some portions of the south, at least, the colored people receive fair treatment and fair wages, and with proper economy they can prosper. It could not be expected that they would prove good managers and good tinancters immediatety after being set They had never known what it was to have and spend money of their own, and therefore did not realize its value. But they have had nearly tit- teen years experience now, and ail evidences go to show that they are learning to save. The fact that the colored people of Georgia own ‘over $5,000,000 in property shows th Unless Mr. Edison shall very speedily demon- strate that there is more in his electric light than can be written upon paper, his prestige as an inventor and his character as a man will suffer very seriously in pubjic estimation. There is a very strong suspicion existing that the Edison electric light is being use’ for the ques- tionable purpose of * bearing” gas stocks, and this suspicion is rapidly gaining ground. The tone of the press has, during the past few days, undergone a very marked change towards Mr. Edison and his light, and, as he values his repu- tation, he ought to hurry forward the final con- clusion of his latest experiments. His delay in making the promised public exhibition of his Nght has operated unfavorably to Mr. Edison. ‘The millions who are driven to pay what they consider extortionate prices for gas are ready to welcome anything that will give them a cheaper light and to award honor to the inventor of such a light, but the all-prevailing love of fair play and square dealing in this country will condemn any “schemes” for purposes of specu- lation. ——_—__++-_____. Bishop McCloskey, of Louisvifie, has followed the example set in a number of other Roman Catholic dioceses, and has issued an edict against the attendance of Catholic children at the pub- lic schools. He orders that as soon as practica- ble parochial schools be established in all the parishes, and concludes his edict as follows: “Now it is our will and command that where there 1s a Catholic school in the parish, parents aa uardians in such places must send the'r ren or wards who are under nine wars o ae to such Catholic school, and we hereby direct that this obligation be enforced under pain Of refusal of absolution in the sacrament of pen- ance. This decree will take effect on the first day of January, 1880.” This decree has caused a social commotion in Louisville, where over 7,000 Catholic children have been regularly attending the public schools. ‘The stand taken by some of the Catholic priests upon the public school question 1s not endorsed by a large number of the American Catholics, and it is probable that Bishop McClosky will find a good deal of dissent to his order. There ts an improbable rumor afloat that Mr. Tilden and a “syndicate” of his fryends have purchased a majority of the stock of the Penn- sylvania railroad, aud that a reorganization of that company will take place. The purchase, it is said, has been conducted with great secresy, and under the new management “the Pennsy! vania railroad company will no longer be a potent factor in republican politics in the state$ of Penn ania and New Jerse} On the con- trary, the power and patronage of this great railwey corporation will be used, so it is inti- mated, in behalf of Mr. Tilden, both to help him to the nomination and to help him to election. If Mr. Tilden is engaged in half the great schemes to capture the presidency that are attributed to him, he is about ue busiest man in this country. —_—_+o-______. The almost universal judgment of the press is that the interpretations of the constitution and election laws of Maine, as laid down by the su- Ppreme court in the answers to Gov. Gareslon's questions, are correct and just, and should be obeyed. 22 —______ A canvass of forty-two prominent Ohio re- publicans assembled at Columbus on the 0; sion of the meeting of the legislature, and most of them members of one house or the other of that body, showed twenty-seven of them to be in favor of John Sherman for the Presidency: Of the remaining fifteen 8 were for Grant, 2 for ‘Washburne, 1 for Edmunds, Blaine and Hayes each, and two for either Blaine or Sherman. ‘Those who should know say that this showing represents about the average republican senti- ment of Ohio, in spite of editor Cowles’ asser- ton that she will send a solid Grant delegation to the next national convention. “What saved the north,” says General Grant, “was not generalship, 50 much as the people.” Never were truer words spoken. In fact, when one looks around now and sees the class of fel- Jows who were generals during the war, the thought arises that the ex-President might have gone farther and said that the north was saved by the people, in spite of generalship. ———_—_-o-__. Emil Welt, the present president of Switzer- land, entered upon his fourth term on the ist inst., having been first elected in 1867, and again in 1872, 1876 and 1880. He ts a plain, unpretend- ing man, of high character and much practical g00d sense. = —_— A fatal defect has been found in Edison's elec- tric lamp. It won’t light a cigar. FExBLE LapiEs, Aged Persot Chil; Persons of Sedentary Habit ‘dally. = Weak need Hop Bitters = ee Snr ET YOUR Pi Gitar eareeneOMAEes, AT BUAGK- pBtoed to eas, aver ‘dozen i Met dacs, Fer WISE GARNETT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Wasumreton, D. 0. He. 2 Columbian Law minh wom between DandE _ 1y31-6m Cars AND THROAT ONS Or angen foe oe Exsotear' te ear REST Poa tate | © PNOF.,HENRIE, Teacher of the Griter and Singing. Persons of no knowledge of Music taught to play or waltz in @ month. Charges rea- eonable F st., nes we Jan5 UTTER AND EGGS. Fine PRINT BU VT CER i jin half pounds. Freah Roll and LTT roch HOGS st lowe t raes. DUTROW & HOLMES, 10th and C streets. _ian€é-3 MM. Wun Will diepose of his fine assortment of IMPORTED RECEPTION AND STREET HATS, LADIES’ AND MISSES’ CLOAKS, FUR-LINED SILK CIRCULARS, AND SUITS at greally redced prices to make room for an early Spring importa 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. Usné) EAUTIEUL FLOWERS. BOUQUETS | OF THE RAREST FO RERS, PLORAL ea OR WEP DING! Can at all times be sapped from my ‘rich ceisuen Exotic PORATIONS, with beautiful Palms, graceful nea, Croton nd other suitable plants. stural Dried Flowers. HN SAUL, JO! jan6-e/ 621 7th st., opp. vatont Oth QPrecta Le From this date we shall offer special inducements ar in all kinds of DRY GOODS. fall, and we have many largo lots of desirable Dry 907 Pa. ave. Goods, e? wall the latest things ont this sea- fon, £0 which wo ask tho attention of those in search of hargoine. Silks, and all Satins, Velvets, Fringes, Wool and Silk, Dol Dress Goods, with s fall line of House- keeping Fabrics, w old from this date at less holesale rates. We intend to close out our Winter Stock se Soon as possibio, without negara to 1 it val Deidre W..M. Brown, _tan6 817 Blarket Space. Cres iG OUT SALE oF FINE DRY GOODS, Before taking annual account of stock, we will offer the following bargains :— DRESS GOODS at cost. and FRINGES. sy apeuvean at cost LAN] SILK and LINEN HANDRERCHIEES at ccst. COLORE SILKS at cost. We are offering a great many special bargains in LIGHT SILKS for evening wear. Our stock of Black aud Colored VELVETS is the largest and cheapest in the ci jan 2h? 626 7 cy 2 No. CS Sipe ar} PICTURE ROOM \E Str Moun ING IN gar ae CHERRY, PIGTURE With, HOOK! S AND PICTUR ee PAPE! RHANGINGS, OW SHADES, Kec. At Free Art Ga ees. MAREEET Jan5-Bte OGER’ VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP—A Cough, Croup, Warranted free from ull narcotie pois "For sale by all Druggists. jan3-3 HED BY GEO. W. COCHRAN 1847 115 certain cure for Whooping Colds, &e. ons. D. 1881 ‘and JOHN. COCHRAN havo adinitted a8 members of our firm, al te contiined an foe meee eichteen yeare, under the firm name of GEO. ¥ (QCHRAN ko GEO. W. COC! SOHN WWETHERATL. SSEL'S ICE CREAM THE BEST. 80 Dee CUE eee DE RUSSE, ts. per dozen. iding Cakes a spec lect Ta Tir New VORR Rie. EAD AND PROFIT BY IT. eaper Suits Be 85, BT, 89 and 810. Ban ns. OVERCOATS nd chitaren BT aad 1916 Pons vivanta aren Pennsylvan qeenue ‘an ul Mee Jan3 10. Great at slaughtering prices. SCHOOL SUITS, from 82.50 HOLIDAY GOODS. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. Faxcr SILVER WARE. Gpened this day a very choice assortment of FANCY SILVER WARE, adapted especially for bridal presents. HARRIS & SHAFER, decl8-t11 1113 Pennsylvania avenue. OLIDAY PRESENTS. ESS and ae KID EMPR! ghoven ip Onera and d Cloth Shades, from 2 to 6 three pairs. "Ter Bufton WHITE KIDS B00. TRIMMED BONNETS at cost. Novelties in NECK WEAR Just received. MME. M. J. HUNT, as020 Nos. 691 and 623 D Street. Wistea first-cleas White 1 BARBER at 381 'ANTED—By a respectable colored = ae sir- UATION as diniue-room servant oF ae nilrwe. Apply 2218 1ith et.n.w. ANTED—A white GIRL for nurse, from 14 to 16 ycars old; bring st of references, Apply af, KAUEMAN'S. corner Tie and G Was y a colored Girl a SITUATION to Go general housework or cook, warh and iron t oe Eire good reference. 1236 New Jersey avenue wor ED-A tidy GIRL to do housework ina sinall family ; must have a know! ledge of plain cooking : reference ‘required. Callat 1515 13th st. D.W., afer 5% p.m, Jan6-3t* Wit aero LY—A competent young MAN to solicit advertisements for a daily Jap Ge ginibes 26 per week. GRIFFITH & CO., Virginia avenue s.c. y ANTED BOARD by young man habite) and wife, with pleasant pot to exceed #35 a month in advance; pris ily preferred, Address Box 22, Star office. Vaseoars Sy 8 colored women cc. : 4 Girl free of charge. Beng! e's Intellizence Office”, cor. ith and Fete. C. E. PRICE & CO. (of excellent Wrens. WATCHES. AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WATCHES IN GOLD AND SILVER CASES, OF ALL SIZES AND LATEST STYLES. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., dec29 1107 Pennsylvania avenue, EW YEAW’S GIFTS ‘AND NEW YEAR’S CARDS. We have our neual large assortment of a Pend eS CARDS, Ssh Visit! TING CARDS, engraved and printed in all styles THE NEW LAW and SUISCELLANE ous BOOKS Teceived as soon as published, at W. H. & 0. H. MORRISON'S, Law BoowsELLERs AND STATIONERS, dec29 475 Pa. avenue. GPoRrGE BYNEAL, Jr., DEALER IN OIL AND WATER COLORS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS anp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Glass, ALL KINDS oF Fancy ARTICLES FoR HOLIDAY Goons. decll 418 7th = (opp. Odd Hellows’ Hall.) OLMEAD & © 1343 ¥ pene “opposite Ebbitt House), Are offering to the Holiday Trade Decorated Dinner and Tea Setts and Fancy Goods, at the Lowest Prices, and:purchasers are invited to call andexamine. Also, a fine line of CHINA, CROCKERY and HOUSEFURNISHINGS, at lowest figures. Store open until 9 p.m. (pee PRESENTS MAD. ESTREN'S, ; 1109 F street. SWITCHES 6 inches wide, stem 28 to 32 inches long, of best Human Hair, for $10 and $12. Only place to be had. decl9-1m. (uerce OA a HOLIDAY decl2 Compost Gr Darby: Ontling; from Scarlet ate 8.00 Our Own ci Country; England; 200 8.00 Homes of America; Martha Lamb. 6.00 Ean dieave) in American Poetry; Lucy Lar- 01 CHAPMAN’S METEOPOLITAN BOOK STORE, 911 Pa. ave. decl0 FTER THE HOLIDAYS ~ Get your WEARING APPAREL nicely cleaned or re-dyed at W. H. WHEATLEY'S DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown, D.C. Goods sent for and delivered anywhere in the District. Send your address. Jan3 ADIES SEAL SHIN SACQUES, SILK FUR LINE® CIRCULARS anp DOLMANS, GENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS, GENTLEMEN'S OPERA HATS, B. H. STINEMETZ, janl__ Hatter and Furrier, 1237 Penna. ave. QPecian BARGAINS FOR THE HO! HOLIDAYS. MEX AND BOYS’ ULSTERS AND ULSTERETS ‘at STRAUS’, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue. 10 DIFFERENT eeed QyEBOOATS: $8. worth $12, at STRAU: 1 Penn'a avenue. USINESS SUITS, the largest variety, at ex- tremely low prices, at A. STRAUS’. RESS SUITS, made. to Custom North $80. Gall and aot them, at A. —— Began nary BARGAINS to be had i OVERCOATS of all styles, at A. STRAUS’. Bass AND BROWN BEAVER OVERCOAT! $12, worth $18, at STRAUS'S, 1011 Penn. ave: ‘AVE YOU SEEN Puose NOBBY CHIN- CHILLA OVERCOATS for 815? If not, you should see them, as they are the st you can find in the city. "To be had ot only ofa at STRAUS’. OUBLE-BREA! SQUARE-CUT FROCK COATS and V! ESTS, handsome patterns, large assortment. Call and see them, at A. STRAUS’. OUTHS' BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS, re ‘a great variety of styles and patterns, at A. STRAUS’. HOSE WITH WHOM MONEY IS AN OBJEOT should not fail to visit STRAUS’ Refore goin Roing elecw here, 38 ¥ you cau saye from 20 to onal you tn . STRAUS, nove L011 Pennsyteania avenue. BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, ILLUSTRATIONS from Hawthorne's Scarlet Let- 3 bg Darley; $10. BRAZIL—‘tihe Amazone and the Coast; by Herbert H. Smith ; illustrated ; AMERICA—Our N ational Hymn; 1 lustrated. THE HOPEFUL; Hour Series ; 3'vols. of choice se- LETTERS of ye ic aes 2 vols. ; $3. f Chas: Dickens; 2 vols. ; $3. E CHRISTMAS BELLA novel’ arrangement cane 428 7th street n.w. ADIES ANP ‘LEMEN, OLD yo SON ass) Who aro soliccon of. I would respecttulty Gail Soo es our = pect Ean ieneoe of No- 408 7th st. n. to. Between D and E streets ee Beira Where you will f find a the Asgort- TOYS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, WORSTED D TAPESTRY WORK, Ke. Which bas over been disylayea inthe ate nGiyeuim a call. “You will find prices accord! nding. no Tt ID GLOVES: KID ars Just received for Holiday. Trade fi Jugla and Monogram KID GLOVES, paw | and 6 button, “in Opera and Proiéuad ry ‘Monogram GLOVES, 2 button, 85c. bution S110; § button ‘1.30; 6 button si. 5s. A discount cf ten per cent. will be allowed on all cash sales of six or more pairs. J. P. PALMER, decl6 No. 1107 F street northwest. OLIDAY GOODS. A splendid line of Lamps in the following porce- Jains :— eo Douliers Bags, ‘Warren's: 3 But and Pink N: Satsuma. PORTABLE STANDS and DROP LIGHTS in all the latest styles. sed assortment of GAS FIXTURESin the city bove goods were awarded the first premium at thelnte fale ie ERs No Bt oth ste, decio ‘Conconax Bur.pina. Ai LARGE ASSORTMENT OF POUND AND FRUIT CAKES for the Holidays, ail made of resh Print Butter and other good material & tGeclatm FUSSELL'S, 1427 New Yor! are. D* F. A. VON MOSCHZISKER, THE WELL-KNOWN EUROPEAN PHYSICIAN AND SPECIALIST, LATE OF PHILA- DELPHIA, WHO HAS RECENTLY ES- TABLISHED HIMSELF IN WASH- INGTON, AT 619 10th st. n. w. Special attention is given to the practice of the EYE, EAR, THROAT, LUNG, OHEST DIS- EASES, CATARRH, ASTHMA, and the RESTORATION OF NERVOUS FUNCTION. DR. VON MOSCHZISKER Hes so far met with great encouragement, having already most successfully treated some of the best citizens or members of their families. ‘The list of their names and places of residence can ined at his rooms, as they have permitted him to refer to them. at are such, responsible men a8 THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Esq. Brass KS: 33. O. eae - 8. Epwanps, Esq. ; OoDEUEF, Esq. ; Beppax, Esg., and many At is offices can also, be examined letters (from of ice most peel known citizens of the ites) of acknowledgment of professional ed, among the communications from such men as Setiator D- W. Vooruexs, Governor Horatio Szkymour, Hon. O. New, Hon. Ros- WELL Hart, Hon. an Bosxarts, Hon. Joun Axxor, and hundreds of others équally well kn "The following speaks for iteelf : Te. whom mi may Post: }GELMAKER, U.S: Marshals ‘ -W.GRAYSON, Mercury? EB. ESOT caine tanya: THERSTONE, in Ballot. OFFICE HOURS: FRCM 9 A. M. TO1P. M. AND FROM 3 TO 5 P.M. jan3 Goopwins & AND 10 CENT STORE, 921 Trn STREET A NEW Goons ee Janl-colw pare fala for Car. WERS & HEDIAN, 46 N. Charles street, Baltimore, Md., THE GREAT ART EMPORIUM. SPECIAL ART Terese To the Citizens of W: Just received and opened SPECI! AL We have ved and 0) A INVOICE of ARTISTIC FAIENCE AND POTTERY Of entirely New Designs and Decorations. Many of the pieces are orij 10 duplicate bei nade, and have never oven boch exhibited is bask, Tut sent direct to.us Tron the STUDIOS OF THE MOST NOTED ARTISTS of that city. ‘Weave, algo, a fine assortment of MIRRORS, EBONY CALINETS, SENGHAVINGS MUSIC BOXES and various ot objects ef AR’ Our galleries of PAINTINGS, containing choice works by foreign and American’ artists of reputa- Hon, are always ‘open FREE tothe Public. ALL 70 Gordially invited to call and examine our collec: mn oF RARE ANP ARTISTIC GOODS, Very suitable for Christmas and ere dec8-1m Baltimore, Md. MPORTANT PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. DR. L. J. KAHN, 61 EAST 10TH STREET, New York, Kanw's Mi 5 Princyruon oF “Nenvous ELaaesrione® and other Medical Works, Begs to ini his friends, patients id those Steiroas of constlting hide that ho hes OPENED AN OFFICE IN WASHINGTON, D 0. ar G08 13th street northwest, ‘Where he may be consulted EVERY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, Rom 10 TILL 2 AND 6 TILL 8. OBSERVE THE ADDEESS— 608 13th st. n.w., Washington, D, 0. Orricz Hours: ‘TUESDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS ONLY, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, From 10 a. m. till 2 p. m. Sp. m. till 8 p. m. decll-1m CP ceretlnanae e ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, WANTED By Ree an’, in pee mente, $125, secured 00 worth of Fur- and Carpets, also ore eae wil inadvance. M. A. WATSON, St V ANTED_First- Claas COOK, who underst. cada desserts, etc. || White Protestant preferred, inst ng objection to good calbred wink Fetr waver? Als, CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. Apply 50 St. Be ANTED= By 2 young colored Man « SITUA- TION as weiter or hostler, or driver, o> work of any Kinds, steady employment more an o has uo objection to going in the country. address to 127 L st.n.w. Be Jan6-2 s the requisite reeset Y Aa. » Star office, NTED—Fonr unfurnished ROOMS on ssc- nd floor, with conveniences for light house- , Address “* ALPHA," Star office. Foe KENT Handsomely furnsted PARLOR and \CHAMBER, communicating, and two ingle ROOMS at 1510 H st. n.w. Jan6-3t OR RENT— Saux BRIG Cha} and 16th sts, Collace Hil, for the suke of your children. Addziss HEALTH, Star office. janb-3™ Forrest. “Furnished ROOMS, en auite or single, on parlor floor; warmed and lighte?; Tont very fesscnabie; ‘Yocated on line of Fst. cars. s pin st., bet. 14th Fe HENT—PARLOR and BEDROOM on first floor, nicely furnished; also other RUOMS; Honee has modern {mprovemeats, Southern exvo sure. 911 L st. Jan6-3t* FoR? RENT—Bright, cheerful and delighttal far- nished ROOMS, single or en suite; rent low; two squares from Capitol. Apply Mra, JOHN H. LANGLEY'S, No. 335 Missouri ave. Jan6-3t® ‘OR RENT—DRICK HOUSE, n-e. and Missouri sve., containing 18 rooms, includ@s Deuble Parlors; cellar under house; modern im- provements. Inquire Dye House, next door, 103 43¢ st. n. decl8-iw* OR SaLES ii room HOUSE, all modern im- provements, fronting Judiciary Square; south front; sold furnished or unfurnished: prefer to deal with purchaser. Address WILLIAM, Stir of- fice, for ene week. Jan6-3t FOR PENT Three or more Farnished ROOMS, With private bath rooms, hot and cold water, as and family of two, or would rent for ousekeeping #9 a email family.” Address Pactacitt Square, Star office. jan6 2t Fa RENT OR LEASE—Furnished HOUSE, all modern improvements, 10 rooms, including ilarwe yard, with first-class stable and °r 8100 per month. Inquire at No. 120) tween M and N n.w., for one week. bath room cariiaxe, 13th st. ‘OR RENT—PARLOR and BED ECO 1320 @ st. n.W. Jans. VOR RENT— ralshad ROOMS on_sscond an {third floors: tand cold water. 716 15th OR RENT—With on WirHoup Boarp—Fur nished ROOMS, en suite or single. 1293 1 st. Dew. Jan5-3t* {OR RENT_—A HOUSE of six rooms; water and clos 1011 21st st., near avenue ‘cars. Key ne} a door. #16. ja JOR RENT—25 ACRES of xood GARDEN TL. with small house and good water. Inqui 516 6th st. new. Jan5 WANTED, By respectable white Girl, SIT UATION to do chamberwork and sewing; piling and obliging; can bring zood Tecommenda= tions. Address G. K., Star office. Jan5-3t* JOR RE aired : p) at and opposite new Museum. janb-3t WANTED-A neat Teapectabla young WOMAN as nurse and seamstress ; required to wear cap. Only these with best references from emplo lovers, mho.can can be seen, need apply. “Metropolitan Hotel jand-3 ae SPYING, by a lady. A., Star office. ‘Address M. jan3-3t" ANTED TO BUY—CORONER'S JURORS’ ERT! TEIGATES, at Cigar Store, corner of 6th st. and Maryland ave.s.w. F.P. MULLOY. $3-3t* ANTED—A settled WOMAN, without incum- brance, about of genteel appearance, to keep house for a yentleman. Address BO. Tock ex 359. Jan5-3t* Ws By a young man of experience, a ATION as clerk or position in some first- class Dnsineet hous EXPER: ‘D Best reference given. Address ERK, Star office. pans st* aa =D—By a respectable ag Seamstress; or ‘OY ax hourekeeper in emyall family. y Address |OHNSON, City post office. Ja \y ANTED—A reliable, midale-azed WOMAN, to do cooking, washing and ironing for a small ite "preferred. Reference red. 1210 otir st. i ANTED—In a family of two, a respectable GIRL, 25 to 39 years of age, for general house- rk; murt be a good cook. Reference requized. . at new., after 4 oe ja ANTED—SOPRANO SINGER for an Episco- palchcir. Address, stating terms and expe- Menee, until the bth instant, Box 104, Star ofice. FOE REST Fon STA well-tarnished: PAR- LOR and BED ROOM communicating, incl ing Hiht and heat; convenient to cars. York avenue. OR RENT—Elewant, newly-furnished PARLOR 3 andsome newly furnish KOOMS, with ‘or without Bourd, at 915 Ne avenue. jans-3t* ‘OR RENT— w York avenue, 12 rooms, completely furni 1328 hed, silver, linen, glass and china included. Location unexceptionable. _Mod- ern improvements. jan5-3t* FoR BESTS A Getitable new STADLE and CAT RIAGE HOUSE in central part of the city near }ith and Hets. n.w. Rent low. B. H. WAI n.W. ‘OR F ‘—Neatly-furnished ROOMS, en suite or single ; first and second floors. 515 14th st. adjoining southern end of Ebbitt Hons Be,op- ite to Wilara” e id Foe RENT—A pleasant, nicely-! Tae suite of ROOMS (forms moderate) at 1: st., one square from the Ri Ebbitt and Wi itarie hotels, shor fron all the piltelpal ius of etvest cars, i new Frew RENT 40844 New Jersey avenue nw, near all city cars; six rooms, bath reom, on chcurin god order; park in front. Tent fo good tenant. “Inquire at 408, next door. jand-3 JOR RENT—Handsomely-furnished PARLOR, BED ROOM and HALL ROOM, with privat bath room attached ; a few more BED ROOMS Haequived. Mirscclame} private Table Board, J.B. RU 'T, French caterer, 1804 H st. n.w. Tow _tan5-3t* Jan2 ED—Yon ING MACHIN one not satisfactory examine and choose a SEW- from 18 different kinds. Any subject, to exchange for any Other. Renting and repairing a 6] c- KENNEY, 427 Oth stn ne * SPCCHRIEY 4 an ANTED CARPETS to GLEAN, at RIE Steam Beating Wor 490 ‘Maine avenue 8. w. Orders by mail or left at Moses, oor. 7th st, and Pa. ave., or Messrs. Hoos, Bi oor, ie F at., Carpet ANTED-STERIE CARPET ae cai awork guaranteed. “At CHACE'S, 616 Louisi- FOR SALE. OR SALE—Two PRINTING, PRESSES and a large OUTFIT. Apply 1434°S street after 3 p.m. ‘OR SALE Brewster COUPE CLAHANC! YOUNG'S “Carriage Pastors, Nov ars ¥ 5 0. 6th st.Dew. tO att Foe, SALE—Sorrell mae 16 hands high, perfectly sonny excellent family and coupe Horse. for the want of pee inguire at PUMPHREY'S Livery. and Sal ables, Ct., between 44 and 6th sts. Jan3-3t? ‘OR SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN—A nearly new Hallet Davis & Co. Upright tone. A PIANO, elegant case and superb to! enoiee New Year's gift. At 811 9th st.n.w. Fou RENT—Handsomely-furnished PARLORS on first and second floors: suitable for a Senator or Member of Con; 5 nient to princip: els and three linea of street cers. Rent moderate. Apply at No. 1202 E st.n.w. Jan5-3t* ‘OR RENT—HOUSE No. 1213 Get. n.w. 25. ‘Keys at house adjoining. Apply 93 location central a Rent Lou- 3-6 n.w., 8 impe., and being newly, repai rod Apply to ALBERT F. No. Sanat ‘—Second-story suite of Furnished ROOMS; hot and cold ater, lanes loners sonia Pan Se ruttabie for Congressman. No. 933 K st. isiana ave. (OR RENT—BRICK No. 1213 T st. Toome, mod. Rent 920. an EE FR SALE OR RENT—COUNTRY PLACE at ‘Good Hope, one mile from navy yard: Apply wee 4 p-m.to Dr. WADSWORT! 028 s Nermont Fa ‘NT—One or two furnished ROOMS in te family, second floor. Gentleman ferred, or gentleman and wife. Inquire 814 Jan3-; 3 Fae RES —1319 Vermont ave. PARLOR an Bi OOM communicating, and one betrea newly and handsomely ‘furnished; delightfully Iceated near the ‘*Thomas circle.” Jai FEE RENT—Two suites of PARLORS re rnished, en suite or single; alao, two DIN- ING’ ROOMS and KITCHEN, frais hed grunfar- nished. Apply 1016 10th at. n 7 SALETA complete TURNOUT—fine new ¥xtension-top Phaeton, new Harness, and Herre, and one of the finest Saddle pene in the city, suitable for lady or- gentleman. Allorders for purchasing or Gispocing of Stock will i receive prompt sttention, and satisfaction guar- anteed. zpeOeaers Stable, 1013 an ate n.W. dec? ‘OR SALE—Fine CANARY and MOQCKING BIRDS, Also, CAGES at cost rice. pared MOCKING BIRD FOOD. 125 P: east, bet. Ist and 2d sts., Capitol Hill. 426. OR: SALE—At lowest importation Prices a select aesortment of EMBROIDERE] Fiano COVERS, at 723 7th street north vest. | pe ea Bry, ae RIES alto MOCKING BIRDS, PARROT, ave.’ 2 BIRD CAGES, &e., oe cheaj he Bi Store,1139 7th stn. W. So HARTBRECHT: a10- Im* PROFESSIONAL. DDE ,GANDEE: QE NEw Youn. Speciati orrhoids or Piles cured in all their y: . No caustics, acids, or ligatures used. mediate relief. Catarrh cuired and deafness cav by catarrh. Constipation cured. Vital eneriey fored. For further difficulties of which 1 treat yo Inust make application at my offlee, No. 430 9th st. 2 ey ie R; WEISENEORN, Denfint, removed to 410 11th «CELLULOID TEETH inserted sito Ao8ld pene sot, and ail operations os the: at reasonable prices. Ex- tracting, 50 cents. decl6 ‘OUND FEET—And beak walks in the open sir 8 and sunshine promote health, comliness and ie longevity pene eminent phyt aicians, TReEacath Gee thousands of other well-known ize DR. WEres establishment TH ene va nia ave., Op] ite Willard’s Hot for relief and avoidance of Corns, Bunions, Bad N: ml blains, Vascular Excrescences, &¢., &c. Office fea, 1 per visit. ai R. J. H. JOHNSTON, DENTIst, 17 years’ experience, former! Bookstor re, bas returned to nine et.n.w., opposite Patent Office. Gas adininistered. Best of referens BB. 8. BROWN, DENTIST, No, 725 lara ven FY Each too porte gl. Artificial All operations on the Performed with care abd satisfaction, ‘Attention is called. to @ pleasant and convenient risen of this cae, ‘Thie lines of cars Gaalorst ee D SS Fonction: southeart comer ft che gna 2a . SST ee bebe a Kets: Beautiful Sets of ‘eoth, 88; Ti without pain, 60 conta. ranted. PERSONAL. ADIES' FORMS FULLY DEVELOPED. Sat- isfaction guaranteed. Advice given and letters tten for ladies only, on any subject. Hours 9 to 7. 354 Pa. ave., corner 43 st. n.w. jan6-6t* = P. H. HELLER has Removed from 1313 7th street n.w. to No. 217 6th street, in National Hotel. jan3-6t* ARTIES HAVING GOODS at :W. H. WHEAT- LEY’S over six months are hereby requested to gall for o notify me to send the same home, C. 0. lays from date, ‘otherwise they will Rave to be sold ts pay charges ‘and make room. Many ps useful in families, hand over a year, are now Feady for salen Dattion in want will please call. Th are vi ery low, more than for dying them. Office, 49 Jeferson st., George- town, D.! ‘Work called for and delivered anywhere in the f Jan3-1m P. ANDERSON, the well-known Tran Teet and ‘Medium, of San Franclsen, formeny of New York city. is Tocated at A at N ve. .W. estate. 2. a.m. to 10 p.m. Always in before 9 and from 2%0 6. "J1i-tm* ee FINANCIAL. 8 Makes fortunes every mont eee ey, eee AHE Nt January, have Doaade we ret ek ree ahd RENT_1219 Oth st. now... 6 aes =, ‘rooms: 101i, 1013 Fae whe stance, ply to X. 8. CAYWOOD, 1235 9th ei hw sae (OR RENT—No. 1446 N st. n.w., 13 room every room heated, including servants’ and ‘bath Fooms; all modern cdnveniences. ent $50. Can e seen at any time. One-half block from cars, Ape toJ.W.P-MYERS, 719 1th st. 3-8, 0, thew Or RENT ee Tet. n.w., nine rooms, latro! we, hot and cold water in batheroom an Kitchens In complete ordee send | pertectly ary. and healthy; half block fro1 it $25. Key at Store opposite. Tnauire a at 73 Ta Tes ut, . at 8 a.m. a Jan3-s,tu, th-2w Te ‘Rooms.—A lady of the hichest re- Cree ability and of the best social statns, occu- pying a large house, south front, in a desirable lo- cation, near two lines of street cara, desires to rent out two suites of ROOM If desired, the privt- lee of the Parlor will be accorded. | ‘References nand required. Address Mus. WARD. ss aia FREES IAG oh hs, lemme new BRICK DWELLINGS on. £ st, known Sherman Block, between Iat and 2a ‘sis. east, at an nupreceden Also, a neat ‘five roo Frame House, with sink and rater in kitchen, at thenorthearters part, ort city at great banealas no} Tn part 01 et yy at great bargains. M. M. SOBRE IT decd FR er ae Blogant new BRICK pwelt ING, on handsomest street in aabington, wil 1im.i. ; 8 rooms; No. 1820 16th at eve at Noni. 3" 6. HESTER, 519 7th st. RGR RENT. One two- -atory BRIGK HOUSE, with 8 rooms, bathroom, all modern improvements; No, 1516 Sth st. n.w. Inquire at No. 403 7th st. Fr RENT—One three-story BRICK HOUSE, 9 rooms, bathroom, and concrete cellar, with modern improvements: 22d st., between F and G n. ble. inquire 403 7th st.n. OR RENT—-Two communicating Fatt ROOMS, front and back, on second floo1 Iatrobe heat, and hot and cold water in bath ec! 6. cor. 436 new fresco painted: 622 n.W., with or without st sta dec29-31 an RENT—DRIGK HOUSE ‘Missouri ave., containing 18 rooms, in double Parlors; cellar under house; modern 4 provements. Inquire Dye House, next door, itt 36 Bt. 1. We decl6-18t* Fae RENT—Fur~shed P, PARLORS and BED- HOOMS and ROUMS, ere ‘augli-6 vania a ater gaa rage san BOARDING. OOP N. ¥. AVE.—Newly-furnished PA 1225 for arith BEDEOG! ne muitaine fonat, C. or others. » three ROOMS about 15 feet £quare—two front” one Beck, « same floor, south front. BOARD’ jan5-3¢ F% RENT—Two or three elegant ROOMS, with BOARD, single or en suite, second floor, in first-class “mei rhood—1012 a isthe ot, opposite Hamilton House. ‘Table Board dated. ‘OR RENT—Suite of Furnished ROOMS on 24 floor; suitable for M. C.; aon fae without vere Other ROOMS, also. ' 305 i DW jani-1m IERRACE DINING: ROOMS, 1104 12th streat. Drie ss ROOMS Cae ean] CATERING for, ; Balley partion &c., on very favorable texzus, ‘REMONT HOUSE offs ROOMS, ree a Hettact fcgopat Bret snd oviy way dia dec26-im ‘OR RENT — To Members of Congress ag and ROOMS, Br omrthoat BOARD, st shorn shoran E House, 218 3d st. n.w. RENT— it BOARD, in eee caney eee ae (or mem ‘cont dient iS capital, avenue and F 333 0 st. n.w. decl6-4w* HE ELEGANT RESIDENCE, 514 13th street Ws ‘E and F, isnow open for recep- ‘B.w., between Tobie. Pp” guests. Choi pee nee decl5-1m* TT" LOCHIEL, HouRE, 612 9th st-n-w.. is one Blouses in the city: a “poarders ‘accommo. at novia (P3E CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS NEVER Wane um, Ant AYS OLEAN,snd.can vie tae oe patrons. ‘CR RE! Stores rb | Dwelling No. ae Tth st. n.w. Brick No. 2108 Vermont ave., © room Erame Ko. 4 Ea Sr 1D) pou BENT. 830 Het. 516 Fas si 70180 Sig lithe! 50 Ihave Furnished Houses, in good locations, for rent tO private families ony. ca) Imake no cnaes te landlords for advertising thair Property, and ke =D oe before tho pubiie constantly. Houses and Lots in every section of the city for oe at oon fron $1,000 to 350,000, and on esay oe. property forsale at my office has been &. O. HOLTZMAN, jan3 10th and F sts. n.w. EAL ESTATE BUREETIN "THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh stroot. (Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.) Three-Siory Houses: For Sale. 508 11th stn. imps. 164 iat pins Weatned Ita h st.n.W., mod. imps. ,12 7 Tithat.< B24—26 oth at 1110 26th st.n. 621 K ste. Tios set ee 1517 Pet-n. Onimproved Property aor, Sale, 20th st. bet. K wna Satan. tH and I sts.n. Mst., het.3d and 414 ats. er fi Howard University repos per ft. ave., bet.D and E s.e., per ft. Tth-st. roid, Mi Mount Blessne per ft Maine ave. bet-3d and 44, per ft aN. » det. 20th and nd N.J.ay 1906 Pia. avery wed: Tnnpe: C00 111hi st.,"(etore).. 1525 E st. (poes. Saiinary ist) 412. 11th at. 30. ‘Big stat ot 35 C st. “The above is only a small part of the property for Mand bale ou my Books Kor complet List sos 6 Ist and 15th of each month rent and sale on wich can tend lication at fice, wi ‘on application at my of be sent by ‘by mail a Pe 82,000, 81,000, 8000, 3" utp per cont. B. H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest. B.w. 1719 T st. n.w. 1749 1210 U st. n.w 1104 1895 1312 2018 @ 106 40 1408 ¥ 298 30 820 25 39 Gi 25 B91 25 1311 20 67K st.n. 20 2 18 eee with uso Steer in 19 (9 9g ob nw Ls. ave. 0.W., fom So iD. The Real Estate Review, published at my offlos on tus 20th of exch month, contains s/ complete ue ot all the heases I have for rent, concerp:ng the condition of, thes real catate market throughout the country. Calland getacopy. tr A. MoIN" ae No. 918 Fstrest, opposite Masonlo Temple. Furnished. Sere ‘21st and Pa. ave. 2 Mansion, West End. foray Stor Renna. ave, pow.nn 160% 1 sisi} 4 Eost.,near 8d nw. ees Sst. ao, 8 number of other 131 th 2 &o. FOR 8. FOR BALE! FOR SALE!!! event aleea eat Houses at 6, 600, x fh 500, sab 2 old Frames, large Lot ‘and F sts. n.w. 84,000 Northeast corner 15th and L sts. n.w. = 8,500 8-roomed Brick, with le, 13th and anew e Houses near O street marke 5 ed Houses on 4th street east. 14th st. n.w., long time. GES hear tothe and Osten w.. Ex cents per foot. houses and lots ‘Also, a great number of other I ina’ all Sections © of the city, =, rices to suit the ttmes. hand ab loweet “tune rato cnreal sl estate OF aod dab low collateral. (tr MoINTIRE. ERE | 238828; 5 on approved. and Lots for sale. R™: ESTATE BULLETIN. “i ut SHERMAN & 00., St. Cloud Building, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. We have HOUSES for sale on TzEMs TO Surr. 300 TED_84,500 direct, at low rates, secured fmaproved Wh st tr} ty, northwust four A ue. Address. (26 C st. 8.0. Wis TRADE FOR VACANT GROURD, IN rth west portion of the city thre: story BRICK BESIDENCT, pleasantly cH Bist st.) near H CHAS. P. WILLIA’ Jan6- errr) Fs. eer ‘Y desiraWde PROPERTY, able for Dairy | Or Market Garden, about “00 rds north of Boundary and same distance front nwood road, very chi ae take milk or pro- duce in part payment. » several three-story and mansard root BRICKS. Well located, all con- veniences, cheap.» Payments in. monthly instal- ments. We have improved city Property to trade for country property. And always MONEY to loan at the lowest rates in. oe SG suit. co URFORD & Jan6é Real Estate Agents, 708 E street ONEY_ TO LEND ON REAL ESTATE. a) YOUNG & MIDDLI — wees ONcE— A Ss] You; xe ae WIDOT jan5- hae Corner 8t WANTED_A Gentieman “in the Treasnry or other ary To eee me $300 on chattels, for @ months, Will interest full Board for’ same ‘until paid. iAddrese FARIEL, Star office. jan5-2t* Forse jan-3t for about —Elevant FURNITURE and CAK PETS for a suite of rooms Will be sold on easy terms, or exchanged for Room Rent and Roard, or citer, Ageress Dox &, Star oftice. Jans-3t" ME%Ex TO LOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON eed ESTATESECURITY, B. H. WARNER, 7 916 F st. n.w. Mastic proc one jand : we oy any Address J Sater $1. Boston. TALL Di 3088, FARM Ps) BOWEN ROAD, GOOD HILI, five acres, FOR RENT or SALE 1. Wal ak ER, 916 F st. Jan’ Si 1 will pay Hcy, Recured by val Brokers need not address. at,” Star office. Jai NE SUM OF #6,000 TO LOAN cstate at 6 per cent. | AlRo, Sash 3 larger sums at 7 per cent. No, delay if gocd, Jan3-3t 9 F enw. 10 AN, T° Noney on Rear ESTATE, Ix Sums To Surr, At6, 7and 8 per cent. No Delay. R. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. 8 FOR SALE. —District of Co- 20-year bonds, District of is, District of Co- jan3 Dsneer Bos Columbia 6 per cent. lumbia 7 per cent. and 3.65"8. At the present price these bonds pa: the best of any in marl Interest paid at the Uuited, Sta eas STE CAMPRELLS 1431 Pa. Aventic. "TOR OF AN OLD ESTAB 4 Boarding House, centrally located oa full of cood. vaying boarders, desiring toretire from busitiess others toxsell the. entire cote tents of same. Toany one knowing how tn conduct the business, and wishing to embark in it, we will y portunity is rarely offered, as the putation second to none in the city, and bas upwards of forty boarders. ‘Those meaning: Dpuringes can xe all information desired by addregs- 0. LOAN_ON REAT, ESTATE SECURITY 81,500, 800, 9500 and €300. | Money F. LE) ‘ON, 323 43 street northwest. ARMS FOR RENT OB SALE.—One 250 aci situated on Potomac river, ington i milos from Wash goo ince Georxe’s count: i out-houses, plenty of fruit; it is consiaered es warden fart for early vest Oue Containing 60 acres, situated in Alexandria coun Na.. one mile from the Long Bride, on Sony p iy ant-coswee peak Anlington Prices low. Appl: SON, No. 493 Pa. avenue. OR SALE—BRIOK HOU! pSE, 8 rooms, m. i., Fireseed brick front, 82,500. eB iick House, 2 stories, ew, 5 rooms and bath, Brick Honse, shonin front, near Arsenal, 4% st. 8.w., side 0. co LOT 1 200 feet, on Fast Capitol and 11th #t. ¢. ; Lot on 8ih’ at. s.w.; near Wallach school, 31,606 feet; Lot on Gat-, bet. Sth and 10m aw. a ‘080 feet. oe F] security. até, 7and 8 per cent. tao a“ iT FINEST STOCK OF Bie Si a large stock of ow and g CAB- Bae ae ‘Terms to suit. SP, NG, dec30-2w* 1429 Now York ave., Room'4. Ge.22 4, MAIN & BROS.” 135 OF Pennsylvania a if yon want td buy, sell or exchange city ‘or country Property. EY change speci dec7-1m* Pee Naas oR eae, fone, desirable Brick RESIDENCES in the immediate vicinity of Iowa Cirele—one of them on a corner fronting directly on the Circle—two of them entirely new, having been finished during the past Summer, and all with modern improvements. Prices low, Fans ing from $4,000 to $9, 500. FOR SALE; —Corner of Maryland ave, and 2d at. weet, ster etter ob % Sree ier Capitol grounds), aq. ft. of groun be sold cheap, and offers a good chance for speculation. MONEY TO LOAN. At LowrsT Marker Rates, On Real Estate Security. THOS. J. FISHER & O00., 1223 ¥ street northwest. TO po ox LIFE any ENDOW- iT INSU POLI —We also WM. dec2T MS ye ears. Address, 7 W. ROGE: ., COF. les sts., Baltimore. del8-e03m FS as = three-story BRICK eee LING and STORE on the corner of 4th and ste. n.w. Gne of the best business stands in the northern section of the city. OE or, ems, which are Sa apply toT. D. DALY, Backes, a or. aes LOST AND FOUND. Li OST.—Strayed from the premises, a yo 4 Shepherd's Dog. Black with white’ breast. ward if returned to BI LLER, 15 cohieat st., Georgetown. Tian (—On Sunday morning, ina Tth-street car, fetween the tas dy of the Lake and Ponnsylva- nia ave., a small BLACK SATCHEL, with the tp of oneof the straps inissing contaiting a pair of tortoise shell ‘bracelets and other artic The Ender will be liberally rewarded by Te tho Fame to Room 149, Navy department, ‘hee ‘buikd ing. _HOTELS. ASHING ‘TON HOUSE, _ Cor. Penna. av. and 3d st., WASHINGTON, $2 perday. [decl7-Im] A. PSEVERIDGE, Pr. HROLLTON Hi Battmore, Licht AND GERMAN Sts., sat (0) Mp. a TIM Rat ced to 63 and 82.60 per day, according to location of rooms. for baths and double ssaoordiny to izes Te most convenient and latom@ built Higtal in the clty Elevator runs continuously to sha door "e floc doo: Me » Oct. 10, ie COLEMAN, Manager: ‘Balt Esme HED 1863. _ Send your ordera to Jas F. Brien, Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter, £10 Ninth’ street'n. w., practical experience 22 years. Sanitary plumbing: amination of all work with {ice tots proper sanitary arrangement are special ties. Orders promptly filled. jJanl-Im* KBINDING. informed that the INDERY aps GPERRestoan BOOk AND sR PRINTERS, ol Pengeyleanis avenig, Washington, D. PIANOS AND ORGANS. RADBURY PIANOS. sickens Bears Rerenive OVEE 16,000 IN USE. Aulerge smortment of thee celatysted INSTED, leare tac i cher Wate oom decl0-1m_ es Fonmey ironies avenue. satan Ca. ec