Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. ae f......Samuary if, 18506. CRO BY Ss. NOYES.... Editor. — Average Daily Circulation over 17.750— being @ much larger bona side, regular and permanent circulation thin that of ail the other daily papers in the city added togetiver. The Prompt Punishment of Crime. In view of the awful fate whlch befet the brate Peck at the hands of a mob in Pooiesville last Saturday night, the murderers of young Hirth can thank their stars that their monstrous erime was committed In Washington and not In one of the rural districts of Marylaad. Had its Beene been so changed, It 1s safe to say that these criminals would now be famiilar with the mysteries of the realms beyond the grave, In- Stead of being safely and comfortably housed in Jall awalting trial for their heinous offence, under the forms and guarantees of law. Yet It is better that it should be so. And this not only ‘80 far as it affects the criminals individually, but also for the welfare and protection of society itself. There are occasions and circumstances which for the time being seem to justify the summary and extreme action of an assemblage of indignant and long suffering citizens, but sawh proceedings are always dang Ince they sap the very foundationsof law and order, and there 5 no telling where precedents so established may lead. On the other hand, how , the officers of justice should see to it that thoy leave no ground on which such an assemblage can stand to either defend its action or set up the plea that it is necessary. Those charged with the execution of the laws ha largely reduce the per © where, if they are so dispos Wwitiness and certainty of punishment have even greater terrors for the criminal Classes than the nature of the penalty prescribed for their offence. Out- Jaws weli know that just in the proportion that they can secure delay they reap the benetit of Joss of proofs and that lack of public interest comes with delay, and thereby increase their chances for final escape. Those in whose hands the protection of life and prop- erty is placed, should therefore see to it, not only that the extreme penalty of the law shall be enforced in every case, but that its puntsh- Tents shall be quick and sure. Nothing short Of the fultiiment of these conditions will give to seciety that immunity from lawlessness and crime to which it is entitled; and con ‘will accept nothing less faithful and complete discharg* of the s a trusts committed to their hands which it has the right to demand. — Apropos to the Hirth case, it may be added that it affords to the new . District Attorney an admirable opportunity to demonstrate hi fitness for the important and responsible of to which he has been appointed. If he prose cutes it promptly, vigorously and successfully, he will in a large measure justify the recom- Iendations and promises of his friends. Shouid he fail in either respect he will at the outset of his official career contirm the worst predictions Of those who viewed his appointment with dis- favor and epprehension. He may at any rate rely upon it that his management of the case Will be closely watched and freely criticised. Other cases In walch the public safety or inter- ests are involved will of course be carefully Berutinized, as they may arise, but thts one, from its nature and the circumstances si rounding it, will be hkely to attract the earlt and widest attention, Gen. Chamberlain announces that he is deter- mined to maintain the present status of affairs in Maine until the supreme court of the state Shall decide which of the two legislatures is the Tegal one. So far, there appears to be genera acquiescence in Gen. Chamberlain’s authority except on the part of the fusionist leaders, who are not willing to submit their case tothe court. Mr. Lamson has no just grounds of complaint, because his authority as governor is not re- Spected and obeyed. He was the first, himself, to question his right to assume and reise the functions of governor. Then he was seeking to obtain an advantage over the republicans by keeping them out of the legislature. They ap- plied to Mr. Lamson, as governor, to swear them in and he deciined to do so, saying he was Not convinced that he was legally invested with the powers of the office. Gen. Chamberlain is impartial in the exercise of the authority he holds. He refuses to recognize the republican legislature for the same reason that he de- clines to recognize thaf of the fusionists, and there is no reason to doubt his ability to keep the peace in the event that elther side should attempt volence. The decision of the supreme court upon the contending claims for power will be received, undoubtedly, with satisfac- tion by a large majority of the citizens. The Small technical question as to how the matter gets before the court is of little or no conse- quence. The decision will be none the less just and right, because some formality has not been observed. The pretence of both parties is that they desire to arrive at what 1s just and right, and under the circumstances the highest court of the state is the fittest body to decide the question at ——_—__++-_____. The workingmen of this country, through their various organizations, will make another attempt to have Congress declare for the en- forcement of the elght-hour law. A resolution of this character was defeated by a large vote in the House last session, and there Is no igdica- tion of any change of opinion in its favor among members since. The eight-hour law exists, and the workingmen ask Congress to Say that it shall be enforced. The law, of course, applies only to men employed by the government. The idea of workingmen not en- ployed by the government Is that if the law were enforced and the eight-hour system firmly eslablished in afl public works, it would have an influence towards securing tts adoption by individuals and corporations. This, how- ever, is not a practical view of the subject. Labor is like any other commodity upon the Market. It’s price will be regulated by the nat- ural law of supply and demand. Mohammed Jan, leaier of the revolt aga!nat the British in Afghanistan. is not whipped yet, evidently. He is massing troops at Ghaznai,south of Cabul on the road to Candahar, and his Actions indicate that he intends to make a vig- orous and aggressive campaign. He has conti- dential agents among the tribes north of the Hindu Kush mountains, and they are doing effective work in inciting these tribes against the British. Jan has called upon all Afzhan patriots to rise and fight their “common enemy” the British, and it {s very plain that Beacons- eld 1s not out of the s:ghan woods yet. —__--_ According tothe Washington correspondent of the New York Times (for Grant), certain leading republicans in Washington are engaged “in a systematic effort to ald the presidential candidacy of Secretary Snerman by throwing cold Water upon the sentiment in favor of the Tenomination of Gen. Grant.” The Times’ cor- respondent says ‘that at least three members of Congress from New York are prominently identified with the movement.” We suspect ‘there ts considerable maneuvering going on in ‘Washington just now in behalf of more than ‘One candidate for the presidency, and that the fiends of Gen. Grant are not the sort of men to ‘get left” im this game. -<o--_ It is not surprising that there was doubt and Gifficulty about the organization of the Califor- Nia house of representatives, when we learn ‘that it 1s composed of thirty-six republicans, Beventeen workingmen, fourteen democrats, two new-constitution-republicans, three work- Angmen and new constitution, two new constitu- ton-democrats, three workingmen-republicans, ne union and one new constitution, ee ——___ Members of the House of Representatives who fovor the bill to admit salt free of tariff duty are, generally, confident that it will be passed pid rng The vote, the other day, to;sus- pend the rules and rass this bill showed a ma- jority of one in favor of free salt. A majority of the members of the ways and means comnit- ‘tee voted aye, and, as the bill now goes there, it Andicates that 1t will come back to the House ‘with a favorable report. Then, of course, a majority can paas it, but it would have a tight equeeze in the Senate every- oes CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist! der the name of CHURCH & VERMIL! has this day been dissolved by mutual co mee CH, January 1, 1890. se00 FeRMILLION. nod will continus tn th y the store ut the corner of 7th ary J, 8. THURCH. ‘The undersigned will cont old stand, cor. of Md. ave. parties ihdebted to the late firm « make an early settlement. J. U. VE! Jenuary 1, 1880. ELIEF FOR eeeaeD DESTILUTE IN We, the nnde raiened here! ery calla, a MAS: ¢f the citizens of the Disteict of Columbia, to be LINCOLN HALL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1880, 1, to devise meens for th the suffering poor of Ireland. iViam A. Wheeler. B. Moses & Son. uel J. Randall. Lewis Clephane. su arts. ¥ ‘iliam Forsyth. Jena Bbecian . K. Helpenstine. Alexander Ramsey. . Joyce. urZ. Lewis Schade. James Fullerton. - Robert Kerron. A. 8. Solomons. D. M. Key. Charles Devens. n. James L, Barbour Me eM co N.. M. i Bute Walter 8. Gox. HoH. Wells. bert G. ee Ree Roait. K. Elliott John W. Thomp: Thomas P. Morgan. Alonzo Be irge M. Lockwood. tt. Camp Williams Tahara Wheatley Bro: Jose J Byte Sona mour. Sanniel¢ Palmer. i at Fra E. :. J.C. Erzood. George ¥. Harbin. John W. Shaw. Tra V, Hon kins. James A, ‘Tait. ‘Taylor & Hutty. William hithiaft. E. Wedderburn. o£. Ennis. Janis-20 "Arthur Christie, M.D. OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. A Splendid Opportunity to Win a Fortune. SECOND GRAND DISTHIRUTION, GLAss, B, A 3, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY fore Ta8017 MoxTaty Drawina. Louisiana State Lettery Company. ‘This institution was regalarly incorporated by the Legislature of the State for Rdncatioual and Charit- uurposes in 1868 for the term of Twenty= NYemrsy to which contract the inviolable faith state is pledged, which pled been re- 2 by an overwhelming popular ‘vote, securing its franchise in the new constitution adopted Do- cember 2d, A. D. 1879, with a capital of $1,000,400, towhich it has since. a reservetund of $30 000, ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION will take place monthly on the second Tuesday. It never scales or postpones. Look at tie following Distribution: me PITAL PRIZE. $30,000 100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLA HALF TICKETS, ONE DOLL: LIST OF PRIZES. pital Pri 1 Capital Pri 2 Prizes of 8: 5,000 5 Prizes of 1,000. 5,000 20 Prizes of 10,000 100 Prizes oF + 10,000 200 Prizes of + 10,000 500 Prizes of 10,000 Prizes of > 10,000 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 9 Approximation Prizesof $300. 9 Approximation Prizes of 0. _9 Approximation Prizes of 0. 1857 Prizes, amounting to. Responsible corresponding ‘ points, to whom Liberal compensation will tera Clearly stating full address, for further ii formation, or soul orders by esprose or tual ak oly to at M. A. DAUPHIN, . New Orleans, La., same person al No- 319 Broadway, New York. All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings Bye aad under whe sunervision and management of GENERALS G BEA REGARD and JUBAL A ‘jant SEAL SHIN SACQUES, FUR LINED SILK DOLMANS, FUR LINED SILK CIRCULARS, MUFFS AND BOAS, IN EVERY VARIETY OF UK AT LOW PRICES. SEAL CAPS, TPO MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN. WILLETT & RUOFF, ‘Hatters and Furriers, Penna. ave. janl2-1w N° TO CARRY THEM OVER. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF Ww NTER CLOTHING FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. OVERCOATS. Overcoats now ‘ormerly 20. ats now 10, formerly 15. Oyercoats now 9, formerly 12. i SUITS. Suits that were $25, its that were 20 its that were nits that were 13, now 10. Suits that were 10; now 8. COATS AND VESTS, DRESS AND BUSINESS PANTS, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS' CLOTHING, AT PROPORTIONATE REDUCED PRICES. A. STRAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, Between 10th and 1ith sts. EPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN POL LOE, Oo OF MAJOR AND SUPERINEEND! janis C., January Yigo, 8100 REWARD for eich informa at cit aa to the arrest and conviction of the party or parties that murdere t GEORGE P. HIRTH on the evening of January 7th, 1880. ‘By order of Commissioners D.C. Lilformation to be yiven or addzcosed to WM. G. BROOK, Jan10-12,14 Major and Supt. Met. Poli LUMBING, TINNING. HAMILTON & SHEDD, GAS FIXTUR SLATE MANTELS, LATROBES, RANGES, FURNACES. jani2 811 D st., ¥. M. C. A. Building. Vy OTICE. Tt has come to the knowles Jods of the Managers: o NURSES’ TRAINING SCHOOL OF WASHING. TON that certain nurses pretending to have grad- Pated 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 claimiug to have graduated at this school, asit has not been in existence suffi- ciently long to complete a full course of instruction under its rules. The school has thus far had no raduates. When pupils educated in this Institu: ion shall have attended the prescribed co and |. paseed a katisfactory examination, they will be furs nished with a diploma, so that the public m: paces Of thal proticiengy as ‘Nurses, no! idwives, GNULSES are taught to 2, and assist the Physi- jan, and not in any manner to ‘@ substitute. 3. M TONER, Presiden - jimi-st'S WEBSTER PRENTISS, Doan. USSEL'S ICE CREAM THE BEST. et DELICIOUSCHARLOTTE De . per dozen. as) et canner new ‘ORK % ft HOLLAND'S PATENT RECOED GOLD PEN, Patented Oct. 2, 1978. Is the highest achievement in the manufacture of Gold Pens and the result of experiments for more produced by a skillful er onet e See cious and non-corrosive metals; 16 kr. Gold Platinum, while the o1 an ney eo pper, red - EMPRESS a | GLGVES, in Oner VES in Opera and, Clot a dictate ciolet 5 te fs 1 Read Likered OF HOLIDAY GOODS. ‘OLIDAY PRESENTS. ‘Ged, MONOGRAM EI uttons, at lowest, e_biseount of 10 it. allowed on all three pairs. ‘Ten Button WHITE KIDS 81. ici TRIMMED BONNETS at cost. ‘Noyelties in NECK WEAR just received. MME. M. J. HUNT, dec20 Nos. 621 and 623 D Street. GeoRGE ee as OIL AND WATER COLORS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Giass, ALL KINDS OF Fancy ARTIcLEs FoR Howmpar -Goops. decll 418 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall.) Hermes. & CO. 1843 ¥ SruxeT, (opposite Ebbitt House), Are offering to the Holiday Trade Decorated Dinner and Tea Setts and Fancy at the Lowest Prices, andipurchasérs are invited to call andexantine. Also, a fine lineof CHINA, CROCKERY and HOUSEFURNISHING@S, at lowest figures. Store open until 9 p.m. eae MAS peas MAD. ESTREN'S, v2 109 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 deci? FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. ANTED—A | SITUATION, | by a young man, in office or store ; first-class recommendations. Address C, Star office. Janl4-2t y ANTED—A good COOK, WASHER and TRON- ith Boge ohh white preferred. Apply at or es Eat new D—A fu “od G00) CHAWS y AID. colored preferred : references required. Apply 305 G st. new. Janl4-3t* Wate SITUATION, by a settled white woman, as cook or Iaandress; references if required. 1168 20th et. n.w. Fe, RENT—Well Furnished front ROOM in private family. 1118 5th st. n.w. jan! (OK RENT—Thres Unfurnished rooms, = “= Hate family, second floor. Inquire 323 S24 13th st. FE RENT—iwo Furnished or See ROUMS, (ewly pavered and painted, ) with breakfast, at zs 1131 10th st. new. Fok BENT A siomtortatie | cieht-room, Brick HOUSE, 600Sth sts miwe Aypy fo CHAS a. st. now. WNTED-A Restaurant or Saloon KEEPER, who hes 8600 on to invest in a paying Dusineae, Addrees H. C-, Star office. iy ANTED—A small HOUSE, or a flat of at Inast four unfurnished rooms, with modern im- provements, central! location, n. w. Address E. L. , Star office. y ANT ED—A HORSE, to work on a farm two buy ee 029 F sina week for bis keep, with privilege of est of care and usage. Address CHASE, City. janl4-2t" — A SITUATION, nch cook, whe is perfect by a, first-class in fiat and all other details of rench, vokiont. Oy between the hours of 9 and 12 o'clock, at 489 Fa. ayenne Dew. : ELL) LIOTT, Attorney-at-Law, 4 jand4-2t' VOR BENT—STORE No. 942 Louisiana a bet. Sthand 10th sts. n.w. 7 suitable for any kind of business. Apply to 6. OHARE, 2010 T st. Rew. janl4-3t ‘OR RENT—Furnished PARLOR with BED. She Muon on the first floor; also fur- the Second floor, with fe, 8 and line Pete at 924 E st. nw. jan 4-3t OR RENT—Onrar—Ono er two nicely | Far- nished communicating ROOMS, fire and sas, frst floor, batt, hot and ccld water: bay window: near Capitol, ana two lines of cars. Apply 210 B Janis Be OR RENT—STORE at northwest comer oft and H ste. n.w. (101 H st.) Inquire at North Capitol st. janis ANTED—By a young white woman, a Seren ATION as chambermaid, nurse or ‘waiter, t-class family ; ood reterences. Address on tar oflice. Janl4-2t FOR BENT Two, lanze unfurnished ROOMS parlor and parlor bed room—on second #19 with hest and gas; $15; bath room on same floo Ne. 815 6th st. n.w. Jan13-3t D—A White GIBL, who can co how icht, to do plain sowing and assist in. ta care of a child; references required. Apply Maryland avenue #.w. FOR BENT BRICK 1213 T st. n.w., with me and modern imnprovements: neil ya ered and painted. Kent $29. Apply to ALBE FOX, No. 920 F st. v.w. Janis WANIED_A YOUTH t learn the Ae busi- preferred ; must resid nerente, aad be willlug to work, and hy aie R NATTANS, Lith and Ists. new. five FPOR BENT_HOOSE, |No. 141 P stn. w rooms; water in yard: near ears and Apply second door west: rent low. PAUL D. CONNOR. Jan12-3t" —By asettled white woman, a SITU, is chambermaid or t: an cooking = last place. Apply 107 10 to Lorctoeke ADIES AND GENTLEMEN, LD AND YOUNG, Who are solicitons of making purchase of HOLIDAY GOODS. I would respectfully, ail your attention to the Establishment of Reis HUPPERT, fn Dana Eistrectn nore een D and E streets north: Where yu will find ene aeat and Finest Assort- TOYS, FANCY GOODS. NOTIONS, WORSTED AND TAPESTRY WORK, &c. Which has ever been displayed in ‘the Setropote Giye him a call. You will find prices accor: to the time. ects ID GLOVES: HID GLOVES! ‘Just received for Holiday Trade full line ue and Monogram KID GLOVES, 2, 3, 4) 6 button, in Opera and Promenade | Money im GLOVES, 2 button, 85c.; 3 button 81.10; 4 button 81.30; 6 button $1.55. 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 Goops. ‘A splendid line of Lamps in the following porce- lains:—Kioto, Pink Doulters Raga, Warren’s Buff and Pink Nagasaki, Satsuma. STANDS and DROP LIGHTS in all Largest assortment of GAS FIXTURES in the city ‘The above foods were awarded the first premium at the late fi E.F.B : ROOK! ‘No. 531 zath Ste» CoRnookaN BUILDING. FPEENCH AND AMENICAN LONGWY LAMP CLOCKs, ND LACE FANS. LA OPERA GLASSES, CoN se ee IN JEWELRY AND FANCY M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELERS 4ND SILVERSMITH, janlo 1107 Pennsylvania avenue, FRB£E To ALL. declO D. M. FERRY & €O.’S ILLUSTRATED, DESCRIPTIVE AND PRICED SEED ANNUAL FOR 1880, Will be mailed rreg to all applicants, and to cus- tomers without ordering it. It contains four col- ored plate iy engravings, about 200 pages, and concer® wants a wton and in every resent them, 1 fw to pay for goods on. de= ained orders for the same. to $200 a month guarantesd in a fecitimate jeemanent business. Money absolutely secured. most searching investication solic & city (not slready taken), hundred dollars necessa & CO., cor. Thomas st. and Broadway, New York. danis-4t V —Three first-class SALESMEN; none false vied ani. Aisa, & SALESWOMAN. Washington House Jan! Address Box 54, WANTED_PLACE in Grocery Store: will ae groceries for pay. Best recommendation given. Address Box 139, Star office. jan13-2t* VOR RENT—Handsome Furnished PARLORS and ROOMS, single or en suite, with southern gxvoeure, on reasonable terms, at 201 Dst.. comer gynoeu sens FOR RENT—A nest FRAME HOUS avater in yard, located No, 613218 nd F sts.ni.w.; rent $10 per month, » be’ "Appl, an TOU! on a n.w.; each house contains elizht rooms, and HAs all the modern improvements, incinding bath, = losets, heeter, concreted cellar, attic, two stuir- with double parlor and Gining-room and chen on a level on the same floor; also, larze it yards; street cars pase the door. | Situated on W st. &n high ground. t #25 a month. Apply toN: W. FITZGERALD, 1018 15th st. Janl2-6¢ (OR RENT—HOUSE 1414 EF at., near the Census And Treasury departments; 8 rooms, summer atone y 1310 F st. "Rent $20. janl0- WANTED, A lady, Renteel and cultured, aa act as PRIVATE TARY to a position, Address GERTRU DE DC con GATE, 3 jan ANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM, on first or bareni nt floor, in gniet portion of the city. No auestions to be asked. Address Box 99, Star v a TED—A good Mi ist and Practical En- incor will sive ten per cent. of nay to any one procurme him STEADY WO! 0 per day. ag pare in confidence, J. MELVILLE, Ci cher of languages desires Wi an UN N D ROOM, first or second floor, for private lessone, (not occupied at mizat and on Sundays.) Addrets OLGA DANIEL office, cit; W 4522P—EMPLOYMENT in or out of the Dik- trict, by an experienced mechanical engineer and practical draughtsman, “Best references, Has been thirteen years iu the service of a well : firm in this city. Address J. S., Lock ington, D. ¢ & JACOBS, No. 428 7th st. 1. :D—By a competent youn, TION in a first-ciass fam asa Wee = gi ce the best of city reference. and water. Key ‘OR SALE—AT A Sact RIEIC! new av ELLINGS, , containing 9 room: al} mod, imps. Suitable for ‘Congressmen an others ‘desir ing homes or profitable investments. eet to suit purchaser. J. C. HESTER, 519 7th jand Several handsome FE RENT—Five Restpence—I am authorized tooffer for rent the fine RESIDENCE of the late Rear Admiral Reynolds, No. 1819 Hst., gon- taining 11 rooms, viz: Handsome saloon parlor, aege room, kitchen, laundry, 6 chambers with dressing rooin (with bath and water closét) at- to each, and 2 servants’ rooms. Every mod- cuenta completely furnished, ‘except china and kinen._ For terms apply on the premises, or to F. P. B. SANDS, Attorney-at-Law, No. 49) Louisiana ave. jand-6t OR RENT—Ar 1221 G Sr. N.W.—The most eu- gible and finest furnished POOMS in the city, €n suite or single, without Board. Jan8-7t) F' ‘OK RENT—Three communicating ROOMS, 3d story, over Markriter’s new Store, 626 Est.,one door from 7th st.n.w. Apply at the Store. jané-6t* {OR RENT—Neatly-furnished ROOMS, en guile or single; first and second floors. 515 14th st. n.w., adjoining southern end of Ebbitt House, op- posite to’ Willard’s. Poe REN Pominied PARLORS and BED- ROOMS and ROOMS furnished for, housekeep- ing, and several small BEDROOMS. 354 Pen nay ‘vania ave.,corner 43s st. augll- ws D-ASTLUATION by a young English Tady (Roman Catholic) as toveimess to two or three young children. English, F and rudi- ments of music. Adiress F. B., No. ot Mutual st., Toronto, Canada. jan12-2w BOARDING., Dace TEUL TRNISHED ROOMS, ensuite, with BOARD, at 603 F at. n.w. Jani3- ANTED-COOKS. CHAMBERMATIDS, nd otlier help. Families and others ts rat ‘People's Intellizence Fede ‘eral Building, corner 7eh and Janl2-6t" ANTED—A a = aia WIFE to zo to the coun- try; man to work on farm—wife to cook, wash and iron. {inquire at Kiversdate Dairy, Tat igh stn. ‘santo 6tt AST if examine and choose a SEW- ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. Any one. not Renting and repairing Gee for any other. Renting and repairing a special KENNEY, 427 9th etenewe *aec% Wixi campers to CLEAN, at RIOE'S full deecri ices and directions for plantin, Steam Beating Works, 490 Maing avenue s.w. ht ara Veretable and lower Seeds, oes bycmoail of ett st Hoo, Prone foe ae Blants, Hoses, ete. Tuvaluable to ll. Send for it. | and Pa. ave., or MM 0. 1878. > "7 ANTED—STEAM OARPET OLEANING. Al D. M. FERRY & CO. W Mork cuaraitcot. At CHAGE'B” G16 tou Janl0-6t&k Detroit, Mich. ee Eo af PICTURE ROOM { _ 9-626 MOULDIN ek Gee AnD CaaeE PICTURE WIRE, HOO NA a PIC’ Fe SAL] ERAN TES PAPE is and HAK: WINDOW STADE: ia At Free Art Gallery, MARKRITE! Store, jan13-3t 414 9th st. janl0-6ty XN R. J. P. CRUTCHET, FRENCH CATERER, Bogs leave to inform his customers that he is still serving Bails, Dinners, Parties, &c., at his old es- tablishment,’No, 180i H st."n.w., and that all Demonet's, 1714’Pennsylyania ave., Will most with prompt attention, Jenl0-2W" FETER 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 "New No. Gag Sr. N. We FOE SALES Aine FAMILY HORSE, high; ted sound; six years ol Aleo, a news E HARNESS, if dost Apply to Otfice, No. 713 Loth sf. 1. een the hours of 9 and 12 a. ‘bee t.. for two Jan13-2 VOR RENT—One band-omely Furaished SUITE, (parlor and bed-room, ) $40 per month, wath of without Board. 226 3d st. n.w. 13-3 IERRACE DINING. BOOMS, 1104 ae Tue First class TABLE RD $15.00 a month: Furnished HOOMS. azo. very low. CATERING for eens Parties, &c., on very favorable te1 HE TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS, with first class Hotel Board, for 825 and 830 per month. House is well fui heated with steam, and every way desirable. ‘OR RENT — To Members of Co Others, “first-class TOOMS, “with oF without BOALD, at Sherman House, 218 8d st. n.w. HE ELEGANT RESIDENCE, 514 13th ‘strest B.w., between E and F, is nov, Oj tion 6f guests. Choice rooms. Table aon “cage. Near three car routes. lecl5- ie COuTay Bone 612 9th st.n.w., = one 1@ cosiest conducted boarding city. ‘True sient at reaaonabie tel PIANOS AND ORGANS. prnos: im ‘ine UPRIGHTS and ‘SQUARES, sale or, deducti: Zor cae tee eae, FONT Pe and REP ALES im Jan8-9t* Sous iw the dated tne best manner and terms rmod- Vi acron BECKER, O07 H st. n.w. IX-HORSE BOILER and FOUR- ENGINE as good _as new. Cheap for EATso. tures Spring Leht, Business, Top ALDERNY DAIRY, 412, 414, and 4) we a just ar- ROR SALE Sixteen head of HC aaES rived from Ohio. All good workers api drivers. Also. four Coupe Horses, a ae of matched Black Horses, 16 hands Kind and gente in all harness. ‘To be seon at JOHN SIMMON'S Stable, No. S11 13th ste new. Jans-¢t! OSG Square and Up- EEE SIAM Pyisht. Highest honors Paris Exposition, 378. Rarial TWO FIRST PREMIUMS at the late National Fair, at Washington, D.C. The Stieff Boudoir Grand, or Upright, the Artist's Piano, denies ¢mapedition. ‘and see G L. WILD & ene: SOLE AGEN Jans 723 7th st. n.w., between G and. i. ‘OR SALE—AT A GreaT BarGars—A nearly new Hallet Davie & Co. Upright Grand Goods sent for and delivered anywhere in the | PIANO, t case and superb tone. ann District. Send your addrese. Jang | “uoice S Rew iFeae gifts ACSI 9th stave ADIES SEAL SHIN SACQUES, (OR SALE—A complete TURNOUT—fine new ILK FUR LINED CIRCULARS anv DOLMANS, i Horse, aad pus of tHe Baal de SE 5 N A AND by and Horse, and one o! @ finest Saddle’ GENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS, M. aaa in the city, suitable for lady or- GENTLEMEN'S OPERA HATS, gent Se tor wurchasing ng of Stock B. WH. STINEMETZ, | wititcedvey rompe stention, Sind eatlateetion icy Janl_Hatter and Furrier, 1237 Penna. ave. | sutood. EVDOWNEY, Biablo, 1019 17 MPORTANT PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. DR. L. J. KAHN, 51 EAST l0rsH STREET, New York, Extnsipel of Dr. Kaun’s MuseUM oF ANATOMY, AvTHOR oF ‘*NEnvoUsS EXHAUSTION,” and other Medical Works, Begs to inform his friends, patients << the desirous of consulting hin, that he has oa OPENED AN OFFICE IN WASHINGTON, D 0. ar 608 13th street northwest, Where he may be consulted EVERY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, FROM 10 TILL 2 AND 5 TILL 8. Dr. devoted 30 years to the stu: sett ara ead ans foe iaty ra ee 2 Batt Som awriass many of the obscure ailments ‘moh 4 ‘old enabled to wowed, nd ope lacie mecivos tider ‘his care a speady — Tunable, ‘SSfedical recy’ “‘Nenvous Ex- HAUBTION,” forwarded to an: on receipt of 25 cents currency or Or postage Stains. OBSERVE THE ADDRESS— 608 13th st. n.w., Washington, D, O. Orricz Hovzs: ‘TUESDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS ONLY, ‘UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, From 10 a. m. till 2 p. m. decl1-3m_ 5 p. m. till 8 p. m. OIS-ATLANTIO GLOVES! KID WALKING aad DRIVING,| FISH, CLARK & FLAGG, POR SAE ine CANARY and TOON BIRDS. Also, CAGES at cost price. Pre- Pared MOCKING BIRD FOOD. 135 Pa. are GB tast, bet. Ist and 2d sta., Capitol Hill, d26-18* OR SALE—At lowest importation prices, a select assortment of EMBROIDERE! FIANO COVERS, at 723 7th street | deci? ins GEES DS Pan the on See RECHT. d10-2m* FE SALE—A lot of. fine Bin RIES; also MOCKING Bi BIRD CAGES, &c., Very, cea Store, 1133 7th &t.n.w. LOST AND FOUND. Lost unfixished BROWN DRESS, Left in 14th st. car ‘Tuesday afternoon. Finder will confer a great favor by returning to 1432 Rhode Island avenue n.w. PERSONAL. RB. ROBERTSO: I RELIABLE, Confidential Gousuiting Physician for Ladies or Gentlemen, ‘can be consulted in pe WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, from 2 to p.m at 456 Cst. n.w., near 4} st. Offices perfectly’ ih, vate. Charges moderate. No failures. “Main oft 10 South Eutaw st, Baltimore Dae BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confides and Gentlemen ce cents cach. 416 Lst., bet, ath and Sth sts.n- Ww. jan10- P. LIBBEY, 432 7th st., desiring to reduce his ¢ stock of WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER- ARE, offers it all at cost for next thirty days, for cash only. See his advertisement in another’ co!- ump. Jans-3m ‘ANNY—GreatEst Cis1rvoyant.—Born with Second Sight: consulte on Love, Marri: Al sent SEES Great Indian Charm, to bring the m: . Fenn pain hero tor several ak Hours—9 to7. 354 jan6-12t* Pa.avenue, corner 434 st. n. Eee HAVING GOODS at W. H. WHEAT. LEY’: Test and Duntuoee Medion of Ban Fraucisey, formerly of New York oty, ie located af No. 204 a. AVe. 0. W. pees life cca cence. fe pinnate jem — p-m. “Always in before 9 and froma J ers CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS whEXER, Roars, NEVER BREAKS, oe ee Pete: ae ee oe ea HE BEAUTIFUI, DECKER BROS.’ PIANOS, matchless. BURDETT ORGANS. G. KUHN, Sole Agent, dec6-3m 10th st. new. y 4, HNABIS SFIAN ae 08. reall fo be the BEST NOW MANUFACTURED. fn Endorsed by all leading artists. ORGANS and PIANOS from celebrated makers for sale an it. Tunin, nae ptly atten: Font TIGHENDAt me Bane a ide se 627-6m No.423 11th st., few PA above Ps. ay NE ee” FINANCIAL. pinata IN 80 DAYS ON #100 invested. rts FREE. ie went 10 to B50. TEER ners. 36 Want Ease: NY. Se options ot of, WIGHT & CO.. COAL AND WOOD. EtEwicz, COOKE & PORTER, COAL. rE [ALITY OF WHITE AND RED ASH ae ANTHRACITE COAL. we sereened and clean, 2240 Ibs. to the ton guar teed. George's Creek, Lump and Run of Mine Cumberland Coal, by cargo, car load or single ton. WOOD OF ALL KINDS. PINE, OAK AND HICKORY OF BEST QUALITY, Ixy Conp Lenotu, on ae AND SPLIT TO ANY IZ. BAKERS’ PINE A SPECIALTY. ons DBs 1419 New York ave. Office and Yard Shipping Wharf and Indiana aye. end] Yard. foot of 10th st. Baurtmmore Beanon. Main Ofice 39 Post Office ave. Office and Rail- road act and Y athedral, near Biddle st. Shipping Whart and Yard, foot of York st. nt for a eenine ents Pavats Zelepang 1 Lines to ese Also, connection with ‘* Telephonic Excha both cities. N4zrenan FAIR ASSOCIATION. iT PREMIUM FOR a oo as EINDLING ‘WOOD was awarded to STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penna. avenue. nov8 woop. OoAL. food. e= ATTO. BiVir ager 323 4 ‘Washington, D. 0. Pies i ale tn ISPOSERS clothing, watches, get the best cash prices Rupe Eee ea hors Look! TOOK! Suz. NOTE PAPER SELLING FOR $1. Payer formerly sold for 760. now reduced to 6c. EAL ESTATE BULLE!IN ‘THOS. E. WAGaman, 519 Seventh street. (Chanszes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.) ‘Dnimproved, Property Jor ‘Sale. 4th and I, sts.n.e aun and Mts Cor Cor 48 Prospect st.,G 1743 8 st. n.W. th st., 2 offices. No.5, ‘The above s only a small part of the Pr rent and sale on my books. buutetin issned’ on the lat and 15th of each -operty for ‘For complete list caon mentee gan be had on application at my office, or wil ich ‘be sent by mail if desi 82,000, 81,000, 9600. 007 at TP per cent. Janl4 ROE BENT. z BR. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F streets northwest. 925 7th at. oe we 33. 927 7th at. n.e.' 890 915 Tth et. n.w., store.50 616 7th st. n.w., sore. 2 925 7th at. n.w., store..50 516 11th st. yy Pea 927 7th st. n.w. .-50 400 N. J. o Het p.¢, Bands. 60 ave.. 58 - D.W., Btore. .25 i107 Pet. ave., busimess No, 801 Leet, siore.2-35 1107 Pa. ay., a fine buat: I make no charge to landlords for advertiatrx ty property, and keep it before the public Soneaaiiee ‘000 to 860,000. Now many of the finest building sites in the city also, Houses in every section at prices Now is the time to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, jant0 10th and F sts. v.w. R= ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & O0., St. Cloud Building, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. ‘We have HOUSES for sale on TznMs To Surr. Asmall Store (new). nm new Brick, 5 oe A new Brick, 6 rooms, all mod. conveniences. Anew See TOUnIS, hot ad cold waver ea three bay windows, very and east eee 3 ae sii ‘street, be- eroct Bt and.N- ‘nal cash payment; balance mont Rfine Let-on Capitol Hill, having a good view of the Capitol eroninds f for salo withont cash rts as and on long time to will be built to ylvania ave. MONEY TO LOAN at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. on satisfactory decl5 30! Fo: BENT B. H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest. 1815 7th st. n.w. 1139 Park Place: Bt., (aes 22P3 from ‘$5 up. 18s Neintere DESIRABLE OFFICES IN 916 F ST. N. Rea) Esiste Review, published at my 17, omhce on all the hoases I have for rent, torether with reports onditi tate market wee 20th of each month, contains a compicte concern‘ng the condition of the real throughout the country. Call and get a copy. security. HN SHERMAN & Stic: in s19 454 ae We d 458 La. ave. 0.6.5 monthly. rooms, sone sod puituble. for housekeeping, Fonuaylvanis ave 00. 2new houses on jWileon sto Ww. ES ee Ro. o18 Frenect, opposite o Masonlo Temple. For Re1 Furnished. Mansion, West End.8350 7th and L, Perna. ave. n.w....166% P ste. Storedistand Pas aveae Stables, ker pee OF BALE! FOR BALE! BR SALE! it Houses at 86,500, 7,600, & 610,000 invest eee Borineas = nd 84,000 Store 5th and I n-w....25 Store & Dw.22 Mt aye. and 7th s.w..20 ous S3ssssssss' nee on BUSINESS CHANCES. ~ 2 : TOK 8: LE—On the Hei ta of Georgeto ae a eee ee House Pitcee ‘il modera improvamen BE ‘ost st., Georgetown. Jauli- —BRIG Homes, Cura 82,500; 5 ro - H. SPAL- Janis-2w* any ats. nd we take a balf interest ina ‘OR SAL established TN SURANC business in the District Will be sold ication is made. ad- Janlé-3t* Kon K st betwen | te aaa iy T-W.- at 83,000. Theso hotses aceail a nd are good Vargains.. M. M. ROHRER, Sia TED—An active PARINER, with a rand seat and lacra: wiLeSS. UNCANSON, th and D ote aw, I ck House ior $1,000, Atbford & Hopkine abetre First ‘irust 3600, 9 ise cont., on new eand Lot, assessed toy + HO cot mission. Go. WILL, 1 Fl ae at water closet and co: und te auecn.cnts of ED—A PAR vod farm: summ a per cent. and c Address: = Apply 4 to 11 a.m, and 2 tod p.m. ofc Lot contains: de and frnit trees, fine wrape arbor. Price h. Apply or address W. A. BREWER, § 309 e. 100 oth ALE—Ata sacrifice, one of the best paying MS on a prominent thoroughfare Apply to T. J. (223 F st.n.w. ie, ventixate. , Real Estate Agents, Sconvenient £0.Ca 1 Government Printing ‘oftice. Price 81, 8:00 cath, balance in monthly payments. of J. E. ZUG, 9 Jets ee ave. ont of ‘no dean well her Sena (100 yards); entirely new; (best Brussels); Just laid down. ' The house can be rented at Ar Jan l2 B45 viy at ence on the premises, at 916 mn oR SALE OR EXCHANGE the two squares from the Capitol; 10 d Property in the northw a3-story BRICK HOUSE on 1; 10 rooms; Teity perfect order; now oc pied by owner. Pea prempt purchaser, — Apply 0 WATSON J NEW Wo: oN, 09 7th st. n.w. jani2-3t* AN, 'T° *Noney on REAL ESTATE, janl0 Ix Sums To Surr, At6, 7and 8 per cent. No Delay. BR. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. $ ity jand-6t 20,000 TO LOAN ON FIRST-CLASS Ri EAL tate, at 6 and 7 per cent. according to seci offered. No di Ww. = SRURFORD & CO., 708 E st. Fr i an {OR SALE—A very desirable PROPERTY, suit- xble for Dairy or Market Garden, about 100 rds north of Boundary and same distance from nwood road, very cheap. Will take milk or pro- ce in part payment Also, several, three-story cd mansard rool KS, well located, all con- veniences, cheap. | Payments in monthly instal- + Bente. We have improved city Property to trade for country property. And always Mi to loan at the lowest rates in eums to 8 BURFORD & CO., W. E. JanGe __Reul Estate Agents, 708 E street n. w. wo™ex TO LOAN— E AT LOWEST RATES, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY, B. H. WARNER, jan 916 F st. n.w. inmbia 7 per cent. 18. ISTRICT BONDS FOR SALE.— District of Oo. lumbia o per cent. 20-year bonds, District of ambia 6 per cent. 20-year bonds, District of Oo; ear bonds, ‘and 3.65's. the present price these bonds pay the best of any i market. Interest paid at the Unitea Sta! ‘Treas- ury. Pi aoe CAMPBELL, jan3-1m 1431 Pa. Avenue. Pads, Gahan SSO in hand. F. LEIGH OY Jau3-; ae 823 43g atreet northwest. G3 WM. ff. es Penusylvanis ave. n. eel or Seen city or change 8] F a a MOE TO LOAN 0} Urectly on the Circle—two of them entirely MAIN & BROS w., if you want country mre Brick REATDINGES in the immediate. aoinity iva Cirele—one of them ons corner fronting been finished during the past Summer, with modern improvements. Prices low, rang- from 84,000 to $9, ‘OR SALE.—Corner of Maryland ave, and 2d st. est, (near the western entrance to the Capitol ‘ouLds), 12.160 eq. ft- of ground. Will be sold and offers a good chance for speculation. MONEY TO LOAN. At Lowest Market Rates, On Real Estate Security. THOS. J. FISHER & 00., 1223 F street northwest, ec2T LIFE AND A MENT INSURANCE BOLIGHES. “We lao : buy endowment t Polictes issued by. 01 nies, maturing wi BNE ears. aan nelodng | stamp for rep! ys H ‘ROGERS & CO. + COR. Lexington and he Misaiginone “asta: ‘oS THE TRADES. ESTABLISHED 1863. Send your orders to J Ninth street'n. w., practical experience 22 Sanitary plumbing: vie ties. itor, 419 with ary Srrangement are special- jani-Im* ¥. Brien, Plumber, Steam and Gas Fi Examination of all wor! to its proper anita Orders promptly hee wean malic inform: pe'LYCEr SOOKBINDERY ' eretofore. a? excellent ble whi ne ra pe. oh hag alwa: » establishment. _ 1012 Pennsylvania avenne, third floor. a IBSON BROTH ws PRACTICAL BOOR AND JOB a) Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. inting a ity. Janis PROFESSIONAL, DEGREE QE NEw Yors, Speciatint.—Hem- Piles cured in all orrhoids or their various forms. No caustics, acids, or ligatures used. mediate relief. Catarrh cured and deafness came Morea: ieee Take a] n.w., Riley cetarrh. Constipation cured. energy re- For further difficulties sf winch I treat you pplication at my office, No. 439 9th st. wilding. — ize cane blaine, Vascular Bx 81 Sar FEET—Anda brisk walks in the (01 and sunshine promote healt bence eminent Ee of other well-kn« mi patron- DR. WHITE'S establishment 1416 Penns va: opposite Willard’ for relief dance of Corns, ‘Bunions, bad Nails, Guile ccresvences, 6.5 BO. Otice fe0, per vinit. Dain. pa t 17 years’ pine ere fen. Wey pRpcette) eo Office. #7 to 810 per and all cna one satire pet pet ak Teasonable prices. Ex: EISENBORN, Dentist, Pact, to ant lith CELLULOID TEETH inserted ORNBTO! i. former; mined to the city, of referens C8. and pore Tanie Drona eres a with ngttle of claret or alg ent from 7 to 12. Dinner from 9 Aino Also: ala carte. European and American eo nowaons ae NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 15th street and New York avenue,