Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1880, Page 2

“THE BV ENING STAR. WASHI NGTON. aCESDAY.. = rea ‘circulation than tothe other daily papers in the city ded together. the Dangerous Class. { feature of the periodical azi- tation of the project for the revival of suTrag+ in the District, is the encouragement it gives vo the idle, vicious element of the contraband pop- ulation brought to Washington by the war to stick pertinaciously here, in the hope that by Securing the ballot they may regaia taelr late power in District affairs, with all the a Panying pickings and stealings. The great problem with our tax-payers and order-loving citizens, has been how to get rid of this super- fluous, idle and dangerous class, whose offenses against society swell our criminat docket te such an enormous extent. Through the co- Operation of the District government, E nigrant Ald Societies, &c. a considerable number of the been Induced to leave Washinz- where those disposed could earn an honest living; but a large elemeat of vicious Joafers continue to infest the elty, begging, stoal- fng, or murdering for a livelihood, manifestly waiting In e-pectation of a retura of the flush times of su ‘This is the class that may b= counted upon to shout a loud clamor of contractors and ex-office holders for a revival of suffrage. While a canvass of the bus- iness meu, taxpayers and cl who have something at stake in the District, shy here and there a man who conselentio belleves in suffrage (generally, however, with a qnalification), the dentz Bs “Hell's Bottom,” “Fighting Alle lectable localities will be found w a return of free undiluted suff ng animous for re. It isa public injury to hold out to this class the idea that suffrage will be here, and that they will again bxome a Power in municipal affairs. There will be no Teturn of the times of their prosperity, when they dominated at nominating conventions, registrations, and elections; receiving fat pay and unlimited whiskey money as strikers for the candidates who had secured their vatuable éervices. There are no more scores of millions of money to be expended n contracts, supplying everbody with in fact more than the traditional nd roast beef. This is the time for nd prudent management of District ‘The millions expended have resulted in nt Improvements, but the indebted- ness incurred thereby is just as much as the people can stagger under. There can de no repetition of this grand expenditure to furnish employment and pocket money to the Idle masses who expect that the restora- Uor of suffrage will restore those flush times. ess has assumed a portion of the burdens ‘bt and expenses of the District, but at the same time protects Itself by assuming the ex- clusive jurisdiction over District affairs given it by the Constitution. and will never consent to Felinquish that control to the voters and strik- ers of Murder Bay, while it is responsible for District debts and expenditures. No encouragement, we repeat, should be given to this idle, vicious class to remain in Washington in the expectation that they will again get the “right of suffrage” and the right, to ruie here. ———_——_~«+e_____ The Czar of Russia no doubt feels the force of the words, “uneasy lies the head that wears a crown.” He ts beset by dissensions within his empire and dangers without. A desire to taste the pleasures of liberty has spread among the oppressed classses of Russia, and this fs a spark that cannot be quenched. The Czar is forced to resort to greater oppressions in order to pre- Serve his authority and to protect his own life. He is momentarily in dread of assas- fixation, and in fact enjoys about as little real liberty as the meanest peasant of his einpire. Russia’s relations with other European governments are in a critical condition. It is said, however, that the Czar dreads the threat- enings from without less than the mutterings ‘within, and he may resort to a war for the pur- pose of turning the belligerent powers of his Subjects away from their own government. ‘This would enable him to send the dissatisfied elements into the army to fight the foreign foe, and under rigid military discipline they would be kept in subjection. Then, too, it is argued that War with some other power would awake the dormant patriotism of the Russians; and nafioial pride would prompt them to direct all thetr enmity against the enemy in the field. It would be cheaper, more humane, and more ‘Statesmanlike for the Czar to recognize the de- mznd of his people for greater Hberty and concede it. Civilization has been making rapld strides during the past few years, and it has not passed by the Russian peasants. They have eaten of the fruit of knowledge, and have come to under- Stand and appreciate the liberty that every man should enjoy. They will never cease their efforts until they get what they demand. Toa people inspired with a desire for freedom and a determination to win it, a crown is but a Small impediment. The Czar ought to learn ‘this lesson. affairs. ——_——_+e--___. Something like the snow fall that wrapped the earth in white this morning was needed to convince the people of Washington and vicinity ‘that we are really in the middie of winter. Up to the present time that season has been a purely theoretical one, established by authority of the almanac alone, and not marked by any of the usual phenomena of winter. All the sea- mine has been in bloom; the field daisies have scarcely failed for a single morning to turn their bright f: up to the sun, and on Saturday last we observed a number of out-door strawberry plants in full blossom It is a peculiarity of allseasons, we believe, that Mobody can recollect one anything like It, but the winter of 1879-30 has so far certainly been an exceptional one, so far as mild weather is concerned. . The readjusters in the Virginia legislature are, apparently, afrald to take hold of the sub- Ject of state finances, and this hesitation ts already causing some dissatisfaction among their supporters and throughout the state. The readjusters rashly promised the people, in the event of their success at the polls, speedy relief from their financial evils. The state owed a large public debt and the treasury was empty. In this condition ef affairs the people, like an individual long suffering from some chronic disease, were ready to try any quack doctor who would guarantee a cure. The legislature has irittered away more than a month in dividing up the spoils of office, but there is no sign of felief for the suffering people. The impression seems to be growing among all classes that the Teadjusters care more for offive than for the interests of the state. The party, like a quack doctor, has obtained its fee and Is ready to admit, in a whining tone, that the case is really incurable. ‘The Ohio republicans, who are supporting Secretary Sherman for the presidential nomin- ation, talk very hopefully of his prospects. Some of the party leaders who met in Columbus yesterday to take part in the “Sherman confer- ence,” were interviewed by reporters of Cinein- nati papers, and they expressed themselves as Confident of a solid delegation from the state in Support of the Secretary. One of them said that “there are two Sherman men to be found now where there was but one two months ago, and his following is increasing all the time.” it this ‘View ts correct, then the Secretary's boom ts in good shape. Ohio ts no longer a doubtful state. It is reliably republican, and its voice in the Convention, next year, if uttered through a united delegation, will be very potential, If, however, the delegation shall be. divided, as Some republicans predict, then Ohio's influence ‘will be very much weakened. —_$_ore-___ It is rumored that the Boston Advertiser will Come out for Gen. Grant for President within a few days, and that it will “officially” announce Senator Hoar as a supporter of the ex-Presi- dent. The anti-Grant republicans in Massachu- setts are working with all their might, and their object is to get control of the delegation to the National Convention. They have been count- Ang upon the support of the Advertiser and of Senator Hoar, but if these forces go the other ‘Way it will be a big lift in that state for the Grant boom. ee Oh, how Cool wales ite ee a eTTNE 1s @ sen Sean SHIN SACQUES, FUR LINED SILK DOLMANS, FUR LINED SILK CIROULARS, MUFFS AND BOAS, aa peal VARIETY OF SEAL CAPS, FUR MES OROYS ASD CHILDREN. WILLETT & YUOF®, Hatters and Furri janl2-1w 908 Penna. N° TO CARBY THEM OVER. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF WINTER CLOTAING FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. OVERCOAT! Overcoats now $20, corey 35. Overcoats now 15, formerly 20. Overcoats now 10, formerly 15. Overcoats now 9, formerly 12. Suits that wae ees, now Le8 Suite that were 20, now Suits that were 15, bow a: Suits that were 13, now 10. Suits tat were 10, now 8. COATS AND VESTS, DRESS AND BUSINESS PANTS, YOUTHS' AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, AT PROPORTIONATE REDUCED PRICES. A. STRAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, inni3 Between 10th and 11th sts. DEY MONOPOLE. EXTRA. HEIDSIECK & CO. ESTABLISHED 1735. CHAMPAGNE. CRUSE & FILS FRERES, BORDEAUX. FINE CLABRETS AND SAUTERNES. FOR SALE IN WASHINGTON, D. 0., by G. G. Conxwewt, Hume, Cuxary & Co., THos. RussELn, SHOEMAKER & HERTZOG, B. W. Rexp's Sons, BrowninG & MIDDLETON, N. W. BuRoHELL, W. Ornate & Sons, J. H. Macruper, O. C. Bryan, R. B. & A. B. GnorLer, GrorGeTown, D.C. JanT-co2m OLDERS OF TICKETS OF WASHINGTON CHARIOT COMPANY inust present them for redemption before the 1st of February, 1880, at the Pisce, of business of JOHN KEY WO! ‘ORTH, ‘corner and 9th sts., or to GEORGE H. B. WHITE, Na- tional Metropolitan Bank. janl3-3t LUMBING, TINNING. HAMILTON & SHEDD, GAS FIXTURE SLATE MANTELS, LATROBES, RANGES, FURNAC jant2 811 D st., Y. M.C. A. Building. AYs ij **KID GLOVE DEPOT,” 929 Pa. ave., next to Mitcholl's. An immense Ce Us GE Ladies cole i men’s PARIS Ki) LOVES, for the i = oles and then occasions, at extremely low W Gent's 2-button at 75 cta., $1 and $1.25. jan12-2t OTICE. Tt has come to the Inowledge of the Managers of NURSES' TRAINING SCHOOL OF WASHING. TON that certain nurses pretending to have grad- uated from this School, are claiming to be compe- tent to take entire charge of Midwifery cases. It should be known that such persons are impos- ing upon the public by claiming to have graduated at this ool, asit link not been in existence suffi- ciently long to com)-jiete a full course of instruction under its rules. ‘The school has thus far had no graduates. When pupils educated in this Institu- tion hall have attended the prescribed course, and Passed a satisfactory examination, they will be fur- niehed with a diploma, so that the public may be iuformed of their proficiency a8 Nurses, not as idwives NURSES are taught to obey and assist the Physi- cian, and not in any manner to act as a substitut 3. M. TONES, President. = jane. WEBSTER PRENTISS, Dean. ™ . J. P. CRUTCHET, FRENCH CATERER, Begs leave to inform his Customers that he is still ferving Balls, Dinners, LF tsa Cc. a ea ce om CH tablishment, "No. 1804 arderss ere at Mad. pemen ots inte Pen fea eets Demonte Ee aaa ag BENCH AND AME F TRAY: BEING ROGER eAN LONGWY LAMPS, LACE FAN PEARL Obnna Gna SovELTiES IN JEWELRY AND FANCY M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITH, Jano 1107 Pennsylvania avenue, UROPE AND THE HOLY LAND. TOURJEE'S THIRD EDUCATIONAL EXOUR- All travel and hotels first-class. More furnished for the money than in any Excursion ever Eotered: Special advantages of an sd alae te character secured for sight seeing and visiting the grandest centers of Art and Histor the Old World; Company selects Mumbers Hinites: St page Prospectus sent free. Address Janl0-e03t FREE TO ALL. D. M. FERRY & €0.’8 ILLUSTRATED, DESCRIPTIVE AND PRICED - SEED ANNUAL FOR 1880, ‘Will be mailed Free to all applicants, and to cus- tomers without orde t contains four col- ored_ plates, 600 engra’ vatoee it 200 pages, and full descriptions, prices and ‘directious for plantinu 1500 varieties of Vewetablo and. Flower Sa Rusnta, Roses, etc. eramatis toall. Send for E. TOURSEE, Boston, Muss. D. M. FERRY & CO.. janl0-6t& Detroit, Mich. No. 626} No. 626 a PICTURE ROOM STREET. oul DING IN GILT AND CHERRY, Pi WIR! BAND Pic . C, At Free Art Gates MART AEITER'S New Sto Jan 10-6ty 626E Sr. Now. {LECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND COUGH DROPS if used more extensively this season than ever before. They are pleasant to take, may be carried very conveniently, and, for fo simple a medicine, are remarkably effectual in allaying Coughs, Colds, Horseness, &¢. Half-Pound Boxes 25 Cente per pee) UHR NATTAN, ABMAGIST, ARTH Janl0 14th and I sts. and 2d. and EAUTIFUL FLOWERS. BOUQUETS OF THE RAREST FLOWERS, FLORAL DESIGNS FOR WEDDINGS, &o. Can at all times be su) rm from iy rich collection Pis DECORATIONS, with beautiful Palms, graceful Dracenas, Croton and other suitable plants. Natural Dried Flows JOHN SAU: PI jan6-co6t* 621 7th st. Patent Oi and D sts. n.w. HE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY & “SAPANULE,” & < E “SAPANULE,” CURES BY ABSORPTION. EHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, MALARIA. “‘SAPANULE,” the WONDERFUL GLYCERINE LOTION, Isa positive cure. It has never failed, Seen has no Hen * Chslbs Bunions, nd pases of the pela Rheum, Eczema, Humors of the Ee. 5 nha. Sore Throat, Pneumonia, and all Ladies who suffer from local dimicuttion find immediate relief, and a it cure by using Sage fans Used iD 8] irs op foot bath Feo ves all sorences of body, Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Bold by all druggists. Price, 50c.and @J per bottle. Send for illuminated circular and cards. SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, Proprietors, decl8-20 237 Broadway, New York. paner | SORT MENT. OF POUND AND Holidays, all made Print Butiarandat an be ood material decl2-Im FUSSELL'S, 1427 New Yor! cee Gree FEQIQORAPHS agua: YOUR, = Cee a ie Bi ge anteed to ree i wat ate Gorn WARE 206 ew for Car, Felt, Tarred Boodag, Hopeleing, and Lime, Plasto pe eel ICE CREAM THE ee ve. | jant0-1,14 HOLIDAY GOODS. OLIDAY PRESENTS. }OUVIN, EMPRESS and MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, in Opera and Cloth Shades, from 2 to 6 Suttons, "at lowest prices: 10 : A on all sales of three pairs. Tenr-Bufion WHITE KIDS 81-00. TRIMMED BONNETS at cost. Novelties in NECK WEAR just received. MME. M. J. HUNT, dec20 fos. 621 and 683 D Street. or. Gorse BYNEAL, aes OIL AND WATER OOLORS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS anp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Glass, ALL xkinps or Fancy Anrictas ror Honmpar Goons. decll £18 7th st.. (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall.) OLMEAD & CoO. H 1343 F STREET, (opposite Ebbitt House), Are offering to the Holiday Trade Decorated Dinner and Tea Setts and Fancy atthe Lowxst Prices, andipurchasers are invited to call andexamine. Also, a fine lineof CHINA, CROCKERY and HOUSEFURNISHINGS, at lowest figures. Store open until 9 p.m. CuRisTmas ERESENTS MAD. ESTREN’S,, 1109 F street. SWITCHES 6 inches wide, stem 28 to 32 inches long, of best Human Hair, for $10 and 812. Only Place to be had. decl9-1m ADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ‘Who are sclicitoas of mishiaye purchase of OLIDAY GOODS. I would respectfully: call your attention to the blishment « deol No. 403 7th st. n. w. Between D and E streets north Where you will find the Largest Asgort- TOYS, FANCY | coups NOTIONS, WORSTED ST RY WORK, RY 0. in ‘the Metro) ols. Which mae ee 5 beg Give him acai. “You will dud prices accords ding to the time. kK» GLOVES: HID GLOVES: received for Holiday. ae. full lin Jus agi, ind Monogram KID GLOVES, 2, 3, an 4) button, in Opera and Promenade, sila GLOVES, 2 button, 850. ; 3 FY 10; 4 button 81.80; 6 button A discount of ten per cent. will be allowed. on all cash sales of six or more pairs. J. P. PALMER, declé No. 1107 F street northwest. OLIDAY GOODS. A eplendid line of Lamps i lainse“Rioto, Pine Doullers Rags, and Pink Nagasaki, Satsuma. the following ‘Warren's Buff PORTABLE STANDS and DROP LIGHTS in ali the latest styles. Largest assortment of GAS FIXTURESin the city ‘The above were awarded the first premium it at the late aaa E. F, BI fo. 531 Corooran Borin! Y. eiteta THE HOLIDAYS Get your WEARING APPAREL nicely cleaned or re-dyed at st. OS declO ING. 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 [AD SEAL SHIN SACQUES, SILK FUR LINED CIROULARS anp DOLMANS, GENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS, GENTLEMEN'S OPERA HATS, Zi, . . janl_ Hatter and Furrier, 1237 Penna. ave. Seger ai. MADE TO ORDER. For $1.25 of oa very best Muslin and Twenty- one Hundred Line: oy 2 Finest SHIRTS ‘nade to order of the v material, in the best manner, and guaranteed to fi and give satisfactisn in every apg racalae £ for 813+ 1002 Fs street northwest. janT-I1m WANTS. “FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. Waa nod ( GIRL for general housework. Appiy 620 13th et. ANTED—A cood, nee BOY, to lewn marble cutting. Ap) 1338 Vermont ave. n.w. ANTED—A MAN to canvass. Liberal terms given. Address Box 58, Star office. R fae ps hoe STORE 101 eye omnes aw aire North Capitel naNjants- 3" JOR TT6o large unfurnished ROOMJ— parlor hed room—on wecotd for, ie. eis; bath room on same fiom Roveigchet a Sut ANTED TO HIRE—For thre months, a nice JABY CARRIAGE. Injulre at i Grant we ‘EDA COLORED Wow cork, warh cartons ‘at 1419 Q st. n.w. references required. ANTE By 4 white woman, @ a A 10 COOK, A and iron. Good reference. Addreen Hox i0 ), Star office. ws NTED—Three fit glass SAT ESM other need apply. Also, a SALESWOMAN. Addrees Box 54, Washington Hot Jan13-3t \y ANTED—PLACE it: Goeer Store; will take ‘groceries f econiuendation given. Address Box Bs sear th office. events att wen E a8 nurse or chambermald in & are rst class ny; No oojsction to traveling. ‘adress hs ADs corthaane Cobar South Capital and C ste. V ANTED—An active PARTNER, with $5,000, ea huif tntereat in a very hese and laere five isineee Address promptly, Box 23, office, Jani WS A iady, entecl and cultured, would act a8 PRIVATE, TRCRETARY to 3. arty of | reer Address GERTRUDE B. CO! Pittsfield, Mass. sant Bt Wie, A FURNISHED ROOM, on firat or hacem nt fleor, in quiet, portion of the city. xo _{uestions to be ‘asked. Address Box 99, 99. Stat v Eee Oupwece ROOMENAB AED, in vicinity of 10th and T, sts., for gentleman and wife, ‘Terms not to exceed B2 ‘apiece per day. Address F. W. Y., Smithsonian Inst. to Good FR: =i pered and painted. F'FOx, No. 920 © Fives EEN HOUSES No. 1441 P ya ear Beoond door west: “rent ‘low. CUNK GR ds markat. PAUL D. jani2-3t" OB RENT—Handayme Furnished PARLOR and ROOMS, sinuic or en suite, with southern gznomure, on reasonable terms, at 201 D at.. corner Jani For RENT—A ‘A heat FRAME HOUSE, Grooms, aa’ water in yard ted No. 612 21st at., between Eand 1 stsn.w.; rent $10 per month.’ Apoly at 2120 F stnsw Jani2-6t* OR RENT Nicely-fursiched PARLOR “and onimo Bedrooms; rent iow. Four Unfurmtenca BOOMS lor ¢10 per, honsexceptng, or Wick. ton reference exchanged. VOR RENT—Two new HOUSES on Mth atrest ; each house contains eight rooms, and has ail the modern improvements, including bath, Closets, heater, concreted cellar, attic, two staic- Bake, Mth, double parlor and “dining-room, and kitchen on a level on the same also, larza yards; street cars pass the door. Situated on W en hich ground. Rent 25 2 month. Apply W. FITZGERALD, 1014 15th st. 12-6 FPOR RENT New three-story BRIC a OSE bay windows, modern improvements. 1010 H it $45. Appiy to 1110 Lst. now. jl et. n.w. Rent POR BENT: $16 To Suact Fastux First and second FLL ewly repaired, pleasant and quict. 916 B opp. new Muscum. jal0-3t? Wei Sons German gent SITUATION in a Gr rman family to teach’ a branch-* of German excopt music: also French. ‘Terme liberal. Address M. E., Star oftice. WANTED By g respectable white girl, « STEU- ATION as chambermaid, and is willing ty assist in washing and ironing. Apply at_No 3 Freex Court n.w., bet. Hand Land 6th and Ti sts V ANTED—A ood Machinist and Practical En- sincer will xive ten per cent. of pay to any one procinng him STEADY WORK at 82.60 per day. Address, in confidence, J. MIELY! TLL Es ope post office. TANTED=A lady teacher of rapes a aires, an UNFURNISI OM, first or second floor, ‘for private lewone, (not ascritied at wight and on Sundays.) Address OLGA DANIEL, Siar office, city. Janld-2t* WASTED EMELOYMEN T in or ont of the Dis- yan Siena mechanical engineer and practical draughtsman, references. Has heen thirteen sears iu the service ofa firmin thie city. Address J. 8., Lock ‘Box 9, Wash- ington, D. Jani3-1w S15p-CTTRT TOR eral. Apply to PA No. 48 Tth et. 11-W. Jan12- chp w: TED—A furnished HOUSE with ten rooms and all modern conveniences. Address, stating terms and location, Box 514, Ebbitt House. ’ §12-' att WANTED, 8100 cash will be giv TION in any of the Departm for which salary will be from 3900 upward per year. Address (29, Star offi Jan FOR TENT ROOMS, furnished and uu! uished, en suite or Ringle, private bath, ae T, central Iccation. 811 10th st. n.w. jal: OR RENT—Finely furnished ROOMS, 3g aud rs, v iM 2d fh modern improvements. 499 1 DW. 2 Com ent to three lines of cars. ant VOR RENT—HOUSE 1414 Bet., near the Census and Treasury departments ; 3" rooms, sumer iotchen, gas and water. “Key 1310 F st. ‘Rent 320. OR RENT Fruit, Dairy and Garden FARM, three miles from’ at a «reat paral ply at » from 10'to 12 oFalock jan RENT—Bricht, cheerful, well furnished ROOMS, single or en smite,’ all modern im- provements, | rerms low; suitable for Mem ers of ongress. 3 z OF. 106 Cat. Jan10-3t* Ok RENT—On ie a desirable unfur- nished ROOMS in 2d ai story. House wo lines street fronts south ; location Tinsurpaseed nti ane References given and Required: De. Fe RENT Thee suites of PARLORS hand- somely furnished, en suite or single; also, two DINING ROOMS, le for Offices, ’ and RivcHER Tamnehed oF unfurnished. With or without Board. Apply 1016 10th st. n w. Jan10-3t" FE REST -1310 Teh fa Belts, Stores 1219. seh 308 aS st. B.w., 6 Ts. “suitabl 3 Cat 1011-1013. F 8.W., store 0 Ts 5 rs. $7. Apply to A. B. “oadwooo, Tabs bit at. newt Janl0-3¢* D—A POSTION ‘as governess or visiting r by one thoroughly competent. references inquire of Dr. C.H. NOURSE, Drug Store, corner 9th and F yas ‘a chamber- Vet. n.w. Can ist of city referenc ani2-4t* \TED—A SITUATION by a young English y (Roman Catholic) as governess to two or ang children. English, French and rudi- ments of music. Address F. B., No. 135 Mutual st., Toronto, Canada. janl2-2w AMBER MAIDS, Families and others rnished servants gratis. ‘People’s Intelligence Oca Room 24, Federal Building, corner 7th and F.C. E. PRICE janl2-6t* ANTED—By —— and permanent tenants, eentleman and wite, without children, five of six unfurnished ROOMS, modern improvements; fecond story of three-story house preferred, Dbe- tween Sth and 1sth and Gand Ssts. nw. Address ALC, office. jani2-2t* aN aan MAN and WIFE to go to rs coun- ‘n to work on farm—wife to cook, wash and trod.’ Tagueat Biversints Dairy. at Lai din at.n.W. ANTED—COOKS, © NURSES and other hei FOR SALE Ar 4 SacutEr¢ NGS, ‘Several handsome new DWE ‘ontaining 9 rooms, Congressmen and able investments, C. HESTER, 919 7th MH mod, imps. ; others desiring ‘homes or ‘Terms to suit purchaser. st. Fe RENT—Five REStENcE—I am. ere toofter for rent the fine RESIDENCE of the Rear Admiral Reynolds, No. 1819 H st., cou- 11 rooms, viz: Handsome saloon’ parlor, Hint? rooms kitties, Lees chambers, with dressing room (with’ bath and water closet) at- teched to each, and 2 servants’ rooms. Every mod- ern convenience and completely furnished, except china and linen. For terms apply on the premises, or to¥. P. B. SANDS, Attorney-at-Law, No. 490 Louisiana ave. jan9-6t (OR RENT—Ar 1221 G St. N.W.—The most eli- gible and finest furnished ROOMS, ws the city, jan! én suite or single, without Board. Foe RENT—Three Somat nee MS, 3a wer Markriter’s new Stor nD door from 7th at-nw. Apply-ar the Store. Brg ‘OR RENT—No. 1446 N_ st. n.w., 13 rooms; very room heated, including servants’ and bath. Fooms; all modern 1 conveniences. Can be seen at any ti One-half block from cara, Apply to J. W-B- MYERS, 716 15th ot: 3-0, tus thew ‘OR SALE—AtT Hatr Price—The best HOUSE ANTED—A 00d COOK and one for CH. on Defrees st: 3 Stories, brick, 7, ;Egems, jot BER WORK and WAITING; also, one water; very small cash pgaent pala Washing and Ironing. Inquire at 485 Pennaylva- | installments. CHASE Re YS, 321 ‘Penney lvania nia ave. janl0-3t* ave. n.w. jan7-lw. ANTED—Young Lady, il recommended, Fe RENT—BRICK HOUSE, n.e. cor. 43g and ‘ants BOARD and ROOM in quiet famil, Missouri ave., containing 18 rooms, including terms must be reasonable; location ceutral. drees Box 92, Star office. Jan10-3t ANTED—A small FARM, suitable for Dairy and Market; must be convenient to the city and on good road; rent and privilege of purchase, ano wee A. “r, Star office, stating particulars. jan: Double Parlors; cellar under house; modera im- pos Tuquire Dye House, next et door, 108 OR RENT—Neatly-furnished ROOM: gn suite single; first and second floors. 615 14th st. adjoining pouthern| end of Ebbitt. House, 0 ‘op- T PROFESSIONAL [™PorTan NOTICE. DE. L. J. KAHN, 61 EAST 101m STREET, New ¥ork, of Dr. Kaun’s Muskum oF ANATOMY, \UTHOR OF (RE ExHavstion,” ant ther Medical Works, Begs to inform his friends, agra Sy those desirous of consulting him, that OPENED AN OFFICE IN ARAINGFORS Do. ar 608 13th street northwest, Where he may be consulted EVERY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, FROM pee ee voted 30 years to the study enti ireatment a of of the Nervous 8; acising, from indiscretion or excess, to whi many oath ‘the pecure ailments which aifed is enabled to insure ahose pi “emselves Under lis care & spoody aqd permanen Ve Peroable ‘Medical Kasay, ‘Nenvous Ex. sAUsTION," forwarded to any address on receipt of centa currency or postage stamps. OssERVE THE ADDRESS— oer 13th st. n.w., Washington, D, C. Orrice Hours: TUESDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS ONLY, UNTIL FURTHER ae From, 19 ae till 2 p. decll-3m_—_‘* ). Ta. till 8 bom KER! GE YF; WrTORNEY AT LAW, S21 and gos ay Street, Chauncey Law Building.“ Washingtor Princiy . O. ISPOSEERS of second -b pana clothing, watches, mea pistols, &c. e_best cash prices Fe Catia soe bia at goat ie ave, Fron a rar will be given to ) Ordera in Berson or ay ooHK L , Look: avons 51s. NOTE PAPER SELLING FOR 81. Paper formerly old for Tc. now reduced to 50c. ‘The above bargain can be obtained at JNO. C. PARHER’S, oct 617-619 7th street. ANTED—You to examino and choose a SEW. ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. Any ones mot petiefactory: aoe to Gee $y Renting and repaizing a specialty. lo~ SENNEV, OT oistnee ENDED OA RED ra to CLEAN, at RIOCE’S Steam Beat 490 Maine avenue 8. w. Orders by mail oF otha WB. gor hae, a. ave.y oF. Acears. : &t., Carpet Dealers. a ‘cone om Ww TED_STEAM CARPET OLEANIN’ work guaranteed. At CHAOE’S, 616 Poult. Ra ave. mar29 FOR SALE. Por sae Bey MARE, FAMILY CARIIAGE and HARNESS. (Apply to KEEN Jan13-3t 414'9th et. new. P ALE=Oae f those vel desirable Fae DRL om Poe Boy Sherman Bloc _betiveen stand 2a ‘td. eat, at an Poprecedented be neat five Fram with sink and rater in kitchen, at West ff for $750. Also, a number of ‘Houses in the northeastern part of the city at great . M. M. ROHRER, 5) — ‘OR a ARLORS and BED- Fitons and ROOMS Farniaked for, douse ing, and several small BEDROO) area vania aver corner 436 at. BOARDING. Pee RS FURNISHED 5 DRISBOAD, SU003 PRED BOOMS, op suite Fe RENT Ore jhandeomely Saal SUITE, (parlor an $40 per month, with or without Doane S90 Stak ee Janl3-3t* Fo, SALE A ae FAMILY HORSE, 153g hands ‘gonna Aleo, & new SINGLE HAHNESS. | Apply, to Ofice, No. AS 15th at. n. he hours of 9 and 12 a. tween m., for two ye. Janl3-2t* Fa8 SIX HORSE BOILER and FOUR- WORSE EN INE as good as pow, Chesp for Gi ‘Also. three Spring Light Businoss ‘Top ALDERNY DAIRY, 412, aise and, au Ww i SALE—Sixteen head of HORSES just ar- rived from Ohio. All good workers and Wetons LOL] Ramerhociasar onsen cay ‘ with use of parlor, and TABLE BOARD. jan7-6t, Fe RENT Suite, of ey 1d ROOMS on 2a fioor; suitable Bore gui sl on le for sek ie qonituout _Jani-Im ERRACE DINING ROOMS, ‘irst class TABLE LE BOAL b 31 month. Furnished OMS also, CATERING es Ee arties, &c., ‘ony very Matorsuis Gos: 1104 2th treat. drivers.” Ale, four. Coupe Horse 1. HE TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROO of matched Black’ Horses, 16 ante libs Psi sat gee Ha Board, for Scribd and gentie in all harness. ‘To be seen at JOHN month, House is well furnish with steam, SIMONS Nsvle Noo Tien ee ane! | Sad every way desirable. im SALE—AT peat BARGAIN A near! ines ASS. Memberssct | Gages Fete ttallet Davit & Go. Uprieit Gread yi Ee others ROO! OF without YIANO, clegant caso and superb. tone. aire | °2: Ds at shermiail House, 218 S40 i'w chioiee ‘Kew Year's gift. At 811 9th st.n.w. Furignais Ee Ss ALE— mely Furnis ens ys ee ie eo ios single suitable for member of Go y conve. ree, and one of the finest Saddle nient to Capitol, avenue and F streetcars. 333 0 HANES i tho elty, suitable for Indy a jecl6-4w* gentleman. <a order for purchasing or gishoeins of Stock Tecelve prompt attention, and satisf: an med: ed. WAL. F. DOWNEY, Stable, ios, Bs Fue SALE—Fine CANARY and GORING DS. Also, CAGES at cost price. pared MOCKING BIRD FOOD. 135 Ba. ave, east, bet. Ist and 2d sts., Capitol Hill. d26- ast: OR SALEAt lowest tmportat ancortaent of EMBROIDERED, Spot PIANO ¢ COVERS, at 723 7 north. declT Pa aye eerie also MOCKING ‘BIRDS, 1 Bannon BIRD CAGES, &e., very cheap, at tho Bi Store, 1133 7th st HARTBRECHT. at IPS" CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS HAT NEVER RUSTS, NEVER BREAKS, NEVER Wane our, 4 ALWAYS: cu LEAN, and can be 2 worn While CHAS. FISHEN'S, €23 7th st. n. oe Mrs. Fisher Gee her attertion to the want 1 ot lady patrons. dec ERKW’S eee and Penmots i beauty It purifies Tt clears the and ft is toot corepie sions pepsia. recommen the Medi ‘used b; “ton, Paris, New Yor and pine Ghar “Teas boon Snowa It tue Orlont Ttis’ mado ks ordin: . Annie Pixley uses it ty! ee Liberal discount to SEREY'S: NR ak Phi. PATENT RECORD GOLD PEN, Patented Oct. 2, 1873. Is the highest achievement in the manufacture of ot from Be 19 W. all siecot Ol axtiwest, "7 7OHN 0. P Slawipanee | To METROPOLITAN POLIOE, MAiom AND SUPERIN END: rN Wa » D. C., January ido, gen, “mich infGrmation’ aa ill tad jie shana ks as to Major and Met, __ PERSONAL. (0 WAS SEEN TO PICK UP on Gat., between the Treas- ury and 11th st. containing thé name and following address: 512 8th st. n.e., has been recognized and Will be exposed uniesé pocket book is returned to the above number. B, ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, Confidential 1 Consulting # ysician for Ladies F Gentlem be cons in person every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, from 209 )B-Ms at 456 Gist. n.w., near 433 st. Offices perf nfectly pr vate. Charges nioderate. No failures. Main office, paEE ELEGANT, RESIDENCE, 514 13th street between E and F, is now open for recep- fon of guests. Choice rooms. “Table first-class. ‘ear threo car routes. decl5-Im* ME M. T. SOUTHALL has taken No. 827 Ver- mont ave. and will be pleased to accomm: permunent, transient and day boarders. di3-1m* PEE LOCHIEL HOURE, 612 9th st-n.w., is one the cosiest and best condu ‘boarding nd Bouses in the cit ‘Franai ient dated at reasonable term! PIANOS AND ORGANS. IANOS! ane VERIGED ‘Ss and SQUARES, sale or, rent , eduction for cash, at ee PON ING a fullest rican and i REPAIRS in or manner and terms mod- erate, jand-9t* VICTOR BECKER, CTIEF ¥ PIAN hove ET st. n.w. jOS.—Grand, Square and Up- right. Highest honors Paris Exposition TWO FIRST PREMIUMS at the late National Fair, at Washington D.C. The Stief! Boudoir Grand, ‘or t, the Artist's Pang, defies genet. ‘and see them. L. WILD & BRe., LE AGENT Pa.avenue, corner 4} st. n.w. 19 South Eutaw ore. Janis-im. jan8__723 7th st. n.w., betwoon Gand H. aD BROOKE * E ELLS ALL THE ZVENTS OF Live. | '[Vitatchiess: BURDETT ORGANS, T ANOS Albanians condone. Latin and Gencemea G. KUHN, Sole Agent, 50 cents ce each. #16 Lst., bet, 4th and 5th sts.n.w. dec6-3m. 407 10th st. = we jant0. ALLET DAVIS & CO.’ Td Pp. peony 432 7th st., desiring to. ice his. H UPRIGHT PTaNo! WATCHES, JEWELRY. Lia SILVER Special jum at Centennial. Lore WAME: offere itall at cose for next Uinty dave, for | ySbee Easy torus. ‘Now styler for Hane cash onty. Seo his advertisement in another co!- aye just fast recelved. 11 Bth st. n.w. umn. jan8-3m_ H. L. SUMNER. REATEST CLATRVOYANT.—Born with (- HINA (Os, Becond Sight : consulted on Love, Marriage, Ab- ‘a0kn: to ee ft face ‘Great Indian. Gia, to baby the | BUSH ROW MANUEA ED Sehinin here for several weak, Hoare“3 tof T a and PIANOS trom celebrated makers for sale and Pee Caer a, caret "8 over six mi Fernie ne ‘me to send Ate eae inert oO. Ofleo: ty Soltorson sts Goons: ‘Work called for and delivered anywhere in the Sanusry 8, 1080. Jan3-1m x the well-knewn Tran 1. P. ANDERSON, the well-known Trance, Medium, 5 sted at No. 207 eS: of New York city, is loca od at No. feenion tells ‘al matters Sey naar ie oh aetna Us “Consultation Soom, 402 dat, above B st.north- ibe renouniullty gf people, With roped om. 3 16 pom. Aiways in botore 9 and from 3t8.” Hi-Téme Shear Si RaTet iba [£8 sounson a 00., wankers, | 3 WASHINGTON, D. 0., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DIS ‘TRIOT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES. DOMESTIO and FOREIGN EXCHANGE. ied ents HEIGHENBAGHS Ease 8 AEEROOA, 027-6m No.423 11th st..s few doors sbove Ps.av LOST AND FOUND. GTEAYED FROM MY PREMIS) , Tan hy mary ott ‘Sth, oe po Bie sue oo Tg a2d ee, new. jeuto- -3t* tr TAH, pe -Setenday morning, (Samal SRYE TERRIER, vary -. air. Answers Sie? ‘Hi: iar with address. ek: ineral reward will bo paid for his return to x DeOTINCOLN. Janl0 3t” = FINANCIAL. (00 invested. 1200 RETURNS IN 80 DAYS ON 8 meine sof B10 to BE0. AX T. WIGHT 00. ‘36 Wall Street, N.Y. paola Dota ere da Nor property, wad keep for sal rom $1, Jeni ei 0 2 advertising their landlords for: keep it before ‘the p public constantly. I have many of the finest penaine sites eS i » Houses in every section 000 t0 $09,000. ‘Now is the time & buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, J0th and F sta. p.w. EAL ESTATE BULLETIN ‘THOS. FE. WAGGAMAX, 519 Seventh street. (Changes made Wednesdays and Saturda} thi de -44~ Three-Story Hou: Columbia st. n.w.. mod. imps. N_ Capitol st a th st.cn.w. 46181 2. 1235 8th st. n. Houses For Sale, 8.) Two-Story Brick a — Frame aes For sore b. + BL: 1420 Pa: ave.n.w Cor, 7th and Ista! s.w, $21 Vermont ave. 0... an tst., Georgetown, f. A iho ith et.n.w. at, 2W-» (oid franie 20th et. 7 43,2 st.. Georgetown, mod. imps..15 re n.W., mod. imps.,. Towa Cirele at. n. 416 10th 8 31 Gay + Geo 96 Det. :W.. mod. im) 016, 1018, 1020 C st. nw mod Sap Bes 1 Let. 10 The rent and sale. on buuetin bets ast jsEee = 412 11th Bt. . - ave. above 5th and mod. imps. h., "mod. imps 2 rs. ate.n. tel TSth and 20eh wea bet Del-ave.and 2d st-8.W. Va.ave and K sts. 6th Isi9 Vermont aye! news 3 S10 Let, new, 6rs. store mod. imps., 14 rs - R.w., mod. imps.. 13 ra. $09 Missouri ave: mod: imps , 11 rs. 1005 Fa. ave. n-w...mod. 0 Pa. .w., 3d floor, mod. im) W and Bounda f books. Tr onnaplelo List ho isened on’ the Int and 15th of each rhich behead oa lication at eas applicat my office, or Zoans. $2,000, $1,000, 8600, at 7 per cent. Fo BENT— 8.w.cor.17&F janl0 B. H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest. nw. 1749 F st. n.w. fur. 1104 F st. n.w. fur. 325 M st. bt 25. 1311 87 1421 935, 121: i 505, 42 M st. nw. 513 11th st. 1282 Est. 6. 303H st. n. 1823 Ve £ the of all the ho 1 ol country. 1815 Tth st. n.w. 17} - BVO. DLW, from 66 up. A. apie ree No. o18 Fetrost Purnished. Mansion, West End! 8350 Penna. ave. n.w. Rt. u For Rer Rent. Store bth and In.w.. 22 Pierce st. 1121 Park Place t n. Esrare Bro: epposite Maso! Also, a number of He Offi ‘Bto. jouses, Offices, res, Btal andL ed Brick, with stable, 13th and 4new Frame Houses near O's! 5 nen Houses on 4th street east. each. near 14th and T, Jeng Sme.. 6 Lots 1a near 15th and Q sts'n. Algo, it Saltaire! st market. D™= . Brae and Insurance street, LeDroit Bi FOR RE Ist. and Bewa.s.¢.,13 rs., 1006 3 st.n.w., 40 rs., hte se. Cu. 5 ‘Money to Loan Houses and Lots for sale. Ors.,mod.impe . store and R™ ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., Bt. Cloud Building, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. We have HOUSES for sale on Texas TO Surr. BUSINESS CHANCES Ss, TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. _ Apply to CHAS. C. DUNCANSO! jan13-3t 9th and D ste. Fok SALE Firet Trust 8600, 9 oer Beck Houre and Let, seremsed 1 for $1,000, Ashford & Hopkins abstract, Pals n9 commission. GEO. #. HILL, 13-3t* 10th st. nw. Fo Sar nd. ae ER, to bo seen at BURGEES', 620 D st. VANTED—A PARTNER WITH $5,000 IN A , i summer hotel and eyuntry store. Dede HS 28, REE Cent. | Address PARTNER, this office, for (3) three day Janl2-3t* ARERY FOR SALE Excellent locality Whsral terms. very little money fequired. Special in cements o} 21 4 SES TOR. —A LATHE near Willard’s business dings bad health. “Apriy n for sellin, ie oS wiHos. 3 FISHERS CO. S223 F sten.w SLO OR SALE—(A Sacnirice)—HOU D LOT, bc. section of city Loot enuitavue 6-600 fe enies shade and fruit fine rare arbor. Price $900 cesh. Apply or address W. A. BREWER, Bang Loch at. nee. TION SALES Ata sacrifice. one of the best paying © PAR ROOMS on a prominent thoroukhtars enue _Investixate. near the Avenue invert im Jan12-6t* JOR SALE—Two-8 ‘TAUR, oxy prominent location. ES roca LI BRICK HOUSE with * basement; contains 6 rooms besides bath ro: om, ter closet and coal vault; convenient to Capitol Bua Government Printing ‘office. Price 81, 0 300 cash, balance in monthly payments. . ZUG, 929 Rhode Islond ave. Janz VARPETS FOR SALE—A_ Rane CHance. Jady who i obliged to leave the city on account cf mchnces, desires to sell her CARPETS, (103 : entirely Lew; (best Bru 3 dust Tail The house can be rented at & 5 per month. Apuly sf cneo on the premises, at 916 12th st. n-w. OR ae OR EXCHANG! proved Property in the sori hwestern section the city a 3-story BRICK HOUSE on Capitol " 1, s from the Capitol; 10 roome: m. i. der occupied by owne Abily to WATSON J. Jan12-at* GENT—Who has n attend to—wants a FOR UNIM- t NE FE SALE—In the West End, a neat, well-built FRAME, nearly new, mod ‘imps. ; one square from market and cars_at one-fourth lesa than cost, ‘Terms ver é & LIE ¢ ne Balding. jantO-Bt Oo "T° ANoney on REAL ESTATE, Ix Sums To Surr, At6, 7and 8 per cent. No Delay. viz BERWANN, Room 26,08 D: B. O. HOLTZMAN, Janlo 10th and F sts. n.w. WOR SALE CHEAP—Or Exchange for a Small Farm in this District, or for City Property—a FARM of about.390 nore, none deedene burs, 160 acres of excellent oxk and pine timbe: ce suitable for wheat, tobacco, corn and fruit For price and terms address Box 126, Star office. 110-8, 0,30" 1,000 TO LOAN ON FIRST-CLASS REAL fate, at Gand 7 per cent., aecordiny to secur= Offered. Node jend-6t0 “W'S BURFORD & CO., 708 E st. FOR SALE; A sers desirable PROPERTY, ble for Dairy or Market Garden, about 100 yards north of Boundary and same distance from. Glenwood road, very chea: ros duce in ‘part payment “Also, several three-story mansard root BRICKS, well located, all, con- Venienees: cheap. - Payments. in 5 pmontly instal ments. We have improved ci y to trade for country property And tiways MOS to loan at the lowest rates in sums to sui “E, BURFORD & 00.. Jan6___Real Estate Avents, 708 E street 1. w. Mo%** TO LOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY, B. H. WARNER, 916 F st. n.w. ict of Co- et Sand ISTRICT BONDS FOR SALE.— Di lumbia o per cent. Columbia 6 per cent. jumbia 7 per cent. 18. bonds, . the present price ‘these! bonds By, y the best of any in ae cet. Interest paid at the juited States Treas- TERA OAMPBELL, mans Im nue LOAN ON REAL, aire g SEQURITE = 500, $800, $500 an on ite, = F. LVIGHTON, jan3-1m* 323 434 street northwest. WARMS FOR RENT OR SALE.—One 250 acres, ae ap miles from Wash- fete ne Pe ince George's 60 Prices low. wee No. 493 Pa. avenue. TO WM. 2 MAIN 3H = = EER ave. » if joa want to buy, sell or exchange cit or ‘Count Pro} Ex- change specialty. bidet et Pe Ere nae for sale four degirabl Brick RESIDENCES in the immediate cintty of Iowa Circle—one of them on a corner fronting directly on the Circle—two of them entirely new, having been finished during the past Summer, an all with modern im: ices low, rang- ing from 84, 000 to $9, 500. HOR SALE.—Corner of Maryland ave. and 2d st. ie? the western entrance, to the ne Capital 18), et of ground. a offers a vood chance for speculation. MONEY TO LOAN. Av Lowest Marker Rates, ‘On Real Estate Security. THOS. J. FISHER & 00., dec27 1233 F atreet northweat. ONEY TO. TOAN, ON LIFE AND ENDOW. MENT INSURANCE ot bra ope years. HENRY W, ROGERS & CO. Gnavien sts., Baltimore. del8-eosma san p for ington and C THE TRADES. ESTABLISHED 1863. | Send your orders to Jaa rien. Pi r, Steam and Gas Fitter, 419 nth street'n. w., practical experience 22 years. Sanitary plumbing: Examination of ail worl with view to its proper sanitar’ ary arrangement are special- ties. Orders a led. Jani-Im* ING. Bas ‘The bie is cepecraly, informed that the © LYC! BOO! aRDER is carried on as heretofore, ‘The same excellent rkmen are yed, and ge work ola veel which has always been Bier Sara Sais ent. aps toa Poansyiv ania avenue, third floor. GEER PRACTIG! 1012 Pe cat BOO ia avenue, Washis pe eoneyteania Washington, D. o. Janis PROFESSIONAL. R. CANDEE, or New Yore. Specialixt.—Hom- ‘orrhoids or Piles cured in all thelr various forms, No caustics, acids, or ligatures used. Tm: mediate relief. |" Catarrh ctired and deafness caused by catarrh. Constipation cured. Vital onersy re red. For further difficulties of which I treat you application at my office, No. 439 9th st. juilding. Jan3 must make a) n.w., Riley nid of other well- cage relay Dit WHKiE'S eee eos Pennayiva: idance of Bore: Bu Danione. out - biaing, Vascular Excresoenoes, &6., &0. co foe, JE; WEISENBORN, Dentiet, removed to €10 11th st.n. ELLULOLD ' ‘TEETH inserted 87 to 816 p oe Be! aud all tions on the’ natural Teeth ai reaeonal le prices. Ex- tracting, 50 cents. R. J. H. JOHNSTON, 17 years’ experience, former! u re, has returned £0 the city. < sn. oRponite. Patent Office. Gas administered. Best of docl6 oma, ae R. M. 8. BROWN, a No. = = over Simms’ Drug Store. Ni- mainiess extrac et ‘Small cash = fronts 2 oy windows ery iron: » ae good of eine a view areca | . M. TALBOTT, Danrisr, Deer tee aa a =| DE UKE, Deere, 919 7th aa apa withoit ba, dg lt ieee oer a INTER FLOWERING PLANTS. TUNLAW FARM MW GREENHO: USES, (NEAB GEO! GEORGETOWN, D. 0. THOS. I. HUME, Proprietor ay, Manager. GOICE WINTER FLOWERING PLANTS FOR BEEQOWN, AND AT MODENA’ iE PRtOnS CALLY iGED. of planta spady February tet 1680. "Pree Oo al oon ‘Orders left with HUME, ¥ Market Space, res ge Whom we have ale oomm. mauntcation), will be Fink as will re- Prem STE ERELIN A. WHELAN, Secretary Tunlaw. ‘sor decl? Washington D'. =e ‘WISE GARNETT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, ‘Wasummeron, D. 0. 2 Columbian Law Building,