Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1880, Page 2

“THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY.....February 11, 1880. Ss = = = The Evening Star has a regula ment, bona fide daily circulation hs more than double that of any other daily paper ied in Washington, and equattothat other daily papers here added to- Subscriptions will be recelved ani duly a> counted to the New York Herald Irish Famine Fund at the office of Taz Stax. < ilst, with Bame of contributor, former residence fa Ire- land, present residence, and amount of subscrip- tion, is now open. ————— ‘The Omnipotent Railroad interests. The vote in the House committee on com- merce, yesterday, upon the inter-state com- merce biil was a sad disappointment to the friends of that measure. Until recently Mr. Reagan, author of the bill, seemed to feel no doubt. that the committee would agree to a favorable report. A bill, substantially the sime as the one now pending before the commerce cominittee, was passed by the House tn the last Congress by a decided majority, but it was buried in the Senate committee on commerze. It was claimed then that the Senate, too, wold have passed the bill had it been given an op)or- tunity to vote upon it. The motion, in committee yesterday, was to report the bill to the House without recem- mendation. Mr. Reagan, and those who joined with him in supporting the measure Saw that they were in the minority, and directed their efforts to simply getting the bill before the House, believing that the majority senti- ment there is in favor of it. The motion was voted down by one majority, and then Mr. Reagan asked leave to submit the bill with an adverse report. Upon this a motion was made on the part of the majority to reconsider the vote re- fusing to report the measure, the object being to clinch it by tabling that, and thus prevent a reopening of the question. It is evident that the eight members of the committee who voted against reporting the bill are determined in their opposition to it, and they are apparently unwilling to let tt go before the House. This bill proposes to assert and put in effect the right of the government to regulate railroads to a cer- tain extent. It prohibits railroads from discrim- inating in favor of or against any localities in fixing freight rates; reqires that rates shall be uniform for short and long distances, and forbids pooling and drawbacks. The rail- road companies combined to defeat the bill and have been represented before the committee by a@number of able attorneys. This bill has at- tracted more attention than any measure be- fore this Congress. Thousands of petitions have poured !n praying its passage, and numer- ous protests against {t have been received. The protests have generally come from commercial centers, while the Smaller cities and towns and country districts appear to be unanimously in favor of its passage. Mr. Keagan has not aban- doned the fight yet. He will exhaust every means known to parliamentary law to get the bill before the House, where it really seems to have the majority in its favor. The final action of the committee will very likely be to report a substitute providing for a government com- mission to look into the matter of regulating raliroad rates by Congress, and possibly, the bill may confer authority upon the commission to exercise some supervision over the making and enforcing of freight rates. With a majority of the commerce committee against him it ts difficult to concetve how Mr. Reagan can get the bill into the House in such shape as to admit of its passage by a majority vote. Un- Jess he can devise some such plan it {s not likely that the measure will become a law, as it would scarcely command a two-thirds vote, which failing a report from the committe would be the only manner if which it could be submitted. ———_~+-__ Grant and Blaine. The country has about settled down to the conviction that Gen. Grant 1s a candidate for the presidential nomination, and that his friends intend to win the prize for him by the hardest kind of work. The idea that he would Not accept a nomination unless tendered unanl- Mously has been entirely abandoned, and the republicans who are opposed toa third term or who favor some other candidate than Grant are beginning to organize for the contest. The New York Zines claims to have good authority for the statement that should the republican national convention nominate Grant in the same manner as any other candidate (by a ma- jority vote), “he would deem it his duty to the country and the party to accept.” In Private telegrams to personal friends— one to Senator Logan—General Grant has expressed gratification at the action of the Pennsylvania convention in just such terms as might be expected from an avowed candidate. The friends of Senator Blaine have been urging him to take the fleld aggressively and to yield nothing in contesting for the nomi- nation; but the Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia 7irnes quotes the Senator as saying that he would not enter into any “scram- ble” for the nomination. Secretary Sherman Who, when he determined to enter the lists, openly declared himseif a presidential candidate, Will not, his friends assert, surrender without a trial strength in the convention. Meantime, as has been demonstrated in Pennsylvania and a3 daily events show in New York, Gen. Grant's friends arenotidleamoment. They are, appar- ently,thoroughly in earnest, and from their ranks &@ suggestion has recently been made that may have a vast influence upon the result. The St- Louis Globe-Democrat proposed the ticket ot Grant and Blaine for President and Vice Presi- Gent, and it has been endorsed by a number of the Grant papers. Should anything in the nature of consent to this arrangement be heard from Senator Blaine, it is easy to imagine that the effect might be to determine the ticket, virtually before the meeting of the conve ention, The supporters of Grant and Blaine untted Would constitute a powerful host, put tt does not seem to have been ascertained that the Sen- ator from Maine will assent to the use of his name for the second place on the ticket. His friends seem to think he has a good show for the first place. ———~--—____ The democrats having fatled to repeal the federal election laws, they will do the next best thing from their standpoint—amend them. Sen. ‘or Wallace's bill, introduced a day or two ago, L aking it unlawful for any marshal, deputy marsha! or supervisor to arrest any election OMicer on he day of election, but providing that @ warrant inay be executed on any subsequent Gay, is inte: ted to remedy one of the evils com- plained of 1: the federal election laws. The republicans 1: Congress have invariably ex- Pressed a willic.cness to correct any defects in the laws, and proper amendments will not be Opposed by them. The power of summary arrest Tow vested in marshals, their deputies and Supervisors might be used, if partisanship so airected, to deprive a polling place of all its election officers. The President, in one of his ‘Veto messages sent to the extra session, advised that the election laws be amended and strength- ®ned rather than repealed, and hence it 1s assumed that he will not object to proper amendments. ———--+e-—____. James F. Wilson, of Iowa, who had a promin- ‘ent place among political leaders when in public Aife, but who has of late years given his attention to legal practice, ts quoted by the Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati Con: mercial as Saying that the people of Iowa lean strongly to Blaine, but that the Iowa delegation will not be instructed for any one. He thinks either Blaine orGrant can be elected, and that the indica- tions point to the re-nomination of Tiiden by the democrats. ———___-~+22--_____ ‘The New York 7ribune reports a movement Bmongst leading business men in that city in behalf of John Sherman for the Presidency. ‘The ground taken by them {s that the safest man W put in the White House ts the man who has done so well in the Treasury—the man ‘who has brought us back to sound money, §-cady values and business prosperity.” ———————-- ______ Senator Blair, of New Hampshire, in an inter- ‘view with a New York Herald correspondent, said the “republicans of the northeast would xather see Hi a ayes renominated than Gen, 25 CENTS.—ROAST TURKEY, OYSTERS, Ee? ee ees tente, every diy this weck, at the HERKACE, Bis ING ROOMS, 1104 12th street. LADIES’ GOODS. iTED—: Ant st. s.¢., 3 WHITE GIR}. Wei reo do héuvework. fel1-3 F? RENT—Four furnished ROO! sit ° tee at No. 605 13th st. NS eras HEALTH AND LIFE-SATING INVENTION more im poportan ben son's Electr! will be exhibited and explained at the ¥. Roome, on THURS: ath inst. ie at is Pp m. Anunsion Fume, to inaies aud gentleman RY GOUDS! DRY GOODS! our large stock of HEAVY WINTER FABRIOS. as well ace intge fue OF taps and Fancy Dry Goods, must salad during this month. Without coe exocepti we are selling Our en: i po at lees than w folecaie value. in Sike, ple n fins and Velvets. We are now offerins the Jarsset line of Buttons, and black and Colored Silk Fringes to be found 12 "SG sT0cK MUST BE SOLD OFF. W. M. BROWN, febll 817 Market Space, Gs FIXTURES. GAS FIXTURES. SPLENDID LINE OF GOODS. I have on hand a nice lot of GAS FIXTURES, which I will sell at old prices for the Next SIxtr Days. Persons in want of GAS FIXTURES, or likely 2 want them soon, willeave 30 per cent. and get a good article. E. F. BROOKS, 15th street, febl1 Cozcoraw Buriprxa. Write ‘D—ROOMA an? BOARD, for goutems: eens email child and nnrse. ‘iteferonces ex: ddress Box 118, Star ofc. a a respectable white 9 siti, Was ‘ATION f@ coneral howenock or seats 1a Goins eeasral wor! k. Good city reference. Box 9, Wty husband and wife, a PLACE ta the countrys man to do farmin iw. Address and housework or op “Tita a nw. fybl1-2¢* WANTED_HOUSE of twelve rooms or =e rally eres by General GA oe ae ‘960 per month. Address Box Saeed a febll-4t? ANTED—Bya eee lady, a comfortable FURNISHED ROOM: terme moderate and sll be permanent. "adress EM, Box 1 Siar office. ANTED—At Oxce—A good aa ave & NURSE; must be well recommended. Inquira at 930 Louisiana ave., between 8 and 108 m. to- morrow, Febrnary 12. V iy ANTED—A ( GENTLEM IN ‘with $100 t> join Bengt 8, frstclass, well-established Dining. oom ; large profits; experience of the business not address LUNCH, 8 pt Wy ANTED— By a respectable ¢ inn private ‘amily to do cha: ‘ork oF 8a nd ironing or taking care of Address Box 120, Star flies. feb} ~ @SiLJA LIU. with washing a a dren; good reference. Gg OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. A Spleudid Opportunity to Win a Fortune. THIRD GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS 1 NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, atancat 9TH, 1880—118th MontHLY Daawine. Louisiana State Lottery Company. ‘This institution was larly incorporated by the islatare of the State for Edvcational and Gharit- able purposes in 1868 for the term of Twent five Wears, to which contract the inviolable tach of the State is pledged, which pledze has boen newed by an overwhelming popula: its franchise in the new constitution A. D. 1879, with a capital of $1,000,000, SSyehieh ithasatsice added areserve fund of £3350, 0004 ITS GRAND SINGLE ‘NUMBER De ISU TON will take p m th monthly o1 scales or PRIZE, $30,000. CAPITAL 100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EAQH. HALF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. LIST OF PRIZES. 2 pes ee Peery SESES2%: s8 1867 Prizes, amounting to... Responsible corresponding azents points, to whom liberal compensation will be rote, clearly tating Full formation. or seud 0 dressed only to by express or mail ad- 5% A. PAUPHIN, Ww Orleans, Las, or same person No. he Broadway, New York. All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under the supervision and man: ERALS @ T. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A ED TO RENT PARLOR and two BED- on second floor, with bath, closet, d first-class Board, for gentleman, sone. ‘Terns must be reacmahle, facing location and terms, ARMY, Box W ANTED-—A Soung man of z00d ae Boer y industrious, intelligent snd competot, of 35 8 A POSITION either aa clerk or sales- mina’ first clses house, hotel, store or rest: ee Where he will work at fret upon a small fa will try to establinh bimelf in a paying t busines. For futher particulars address, at once, “'VIR- IN Star offi febl1-2t* ‘TE: WOMAN, white or colo: ot boa fiat class cook. “Apply at 513 15 ANTED—At 1626 Q st. a settled oe ‘Wo- MAN to do the guae Rok: of a yer smal family; references require: feb10-2t* WANTED EY, two white ois, SILOATIONS— one to cook, wash and iron; the other 28 cham- bermaid and nurse; best of reference. ceupply. ot st.n.e. -3t* ANTED—By a young white girl, a SITUA- TION as Chambermaid, Waitress (os references. Address the Ist of March, a nicely-far- ws TED—By ished ROOM in vicinity of 17th and I atr RW Private residence preferred. Address : WikttD-a respectable tidy GIRL, from tan to fourteen years of age, to play with a little child three or four hours a aa ferred ; references req Ww. rob10-2t* WANED White and colored COOK, CHAM- ADS, NURSES, and other help. Families furnis shied Rint gratis. Li-ensed Of fice, be juilding, corner ae ane: z 6% PRTOR sO. ANTED—To Rent—About 75 or ae ‘acres a petengood LAND, about 50 or 75 miles down the ‘oto mac. ‘Th: be goed dwelling and ont- buildiuee. ‘Address Bor 4, Sear Omen, e093 WASTED Br a respectable girl, a SITUATION to do light housework and ‘waiting, or the care of children. Can sew neatly. Ret renee: given. Please answer at 415 H st. n.w. feb9-3t* yy ANTED—A middle-aced WHITE WOMAY, child's puree, between now and March ist. B.—Thie CT fas. vO AGENTS OUT- Roa thoroughly, good one a permanent situation SIDE the UNITED STA gnd ail persons pre- | and wood waxes will ven, Bestof references fending to be &: iciting orders by circulars or 1 ven. 7 8 x 8, otherwise ar sittin YStebliaw” | ihe Ua 8 a feb9-6t Be ‘ANTED “Ton to examine and choose « BEW- OSTON— Besutiful House on, Columbusavenne Pe ane a eee ae WASHINGTON PROPERTY. ON. Ws STEARNS, | one no! getistortory aubiect, te exchange: for sty n.W. feb10-3t* ‘OR YOUR COUGH, US REM ANS AND HOREHOUND FOR YOU. .ECAM PANE AND HOREHOUND FOR HOARSE) SORE THROAT, &c., USE ELEGA’ “AND HOREHOUND Half-P: nd Boxes 25 Gent ts per Bor alf- Pound Boxes 25 Cent x. UH NATTANS. Bran ARTH RMACIST, febl0 14th and I sts. and id'and Dats. MWe Renti: nd repairi & special Mo- KENNEY, 227 Danaea ee PCI a ANTED—CARPETS to OLEAN, at RIOK'S Steam Beating Works, 490 Mainé avenue s.w. Ordera by mail or left B. Moses, cor. 7th st. and Pa. ave., or Messrs. Hooe, Bro. 1398 F st., Carpet Dealers. og ANTED_8T) ‘EAM CARPET OLEANING. aly work guaranteed. At OHAOE'S, 16 Louie aye. GREE VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP—The ly certain cure for Whooping 72 ity yours no faders, Eres from ait nerooth poisons.” For sale by all Drugeistac =“ tebr ote OBSERVATIONS on “NASAL CATARRH AND CATARRHAL DEAFNESS.’ By a late member of the staff of the UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK. For copies (10 cents), apply to or address DR. WILLIAMSON, feb7-3m 523 13th street northwest. VV H. WHEATLEY. . DYEING AND SCOURING, 49 JEFFERSON ST., Grorcerows, D. 0. Work called for, and delivered free of charge. Send your address. febT PECIAL BARGAINS I Ss Macuines. “N SEWING Howe, drop leaf and drawe Weed; Domestic, latest impro' Wilson... finger, medium, Grover & Baker. Victor. are all warranted for three years. Call early if you wislt to secure a real barvain, at PP PNMEIMER’S 28 Hh wt.» comer J F nw. SLoup BurLpING. Any make of Sewing Machines Rented and Ko- paired. All work warranted febT-3t ORs LUSCOMB, Formerly enwayed by Mrs. H. N. Pane A¥tist and Designer, pyre NOT BUSINESS MANAGER, has taken Rooms at 1131 Tenrn Sr. x.w., and is prepared to show original and artistic desighs for DRESSES AND WRAPS. Mrs. Lucy J. Bruce, formerly with’ Mrs. H. N. Pancoast, Forelady. febot* N © REASONABLE OF FER REFUSED FOR FINE GOLD WATCHES, DIAMONDS, and JEWELRY. OUR SPECIALTY SOLID GOLD GENT'S STEM- WINDING ELGIN WATCH ONLY 845. Atwars On Hanp. rge assortment of GENT'S CUSTOM-MADE chornine, SREACH-LOADING GUNS and REVOLVES for sale at very low prices. J.M. & BR. COHEN, LOAN OFFICE, 1007 7th street northwest. $10,000 TO LOAN at the lowest rate of interest. £6 on HOLLAND'S PATENT RECORD GOLD PEN, Patented Oct. 2, 1873. Is the highest achievement in the manufacture of Gold Pens ana the result of experiments for more than twenty years. The ** RECORD” Pen is Produced by & ekillfal combination of the two pre- cious and non-corrosive ele me aS ce ae a facet an laloy of copper, red y nf that P ticity, ie steak mauout t om EECORD” Gold Pes ee. are of the Zxidinem, (Diamonds, steal pen writers have neo every objection to bet on me sad overs. juirement ne curs andl not gelding aquarely sneid The RECORD” Gold Pen is muareytsed Postess Dura fection of Poin pasency Price, 93-55, 20 reateok trom a fafaoturer, 19 W. 4th ecole azgstale by JOHN eae Rpyevengen DYSPEPSIA REMEDIES. yspertics are carnestly nestod to try these No matter how bad ee er never Tar yang, Horehound ia a Prepared rom fn Coe ficial {9 cousum gonsumptives: Wins ‘anda ou, boten, oe pee by vine faewinigg WG Milburn, W. Ww. B. Entwish . a. es O. ‘A. Bacon, F. fe toe , Hick: Wells 800 ket sre and principal dopot, ei idee pelea olen Jan31-1m. ISSELL’S ICE CREAM. bi u arenes Sat Colors. FANOY ‘Small CHARLO’ WINE JELLY, EDAD qensrionsed DRY GIIN3 ROOMS, ‘second oF 1) Wire ‘and heat. ig Hiehs WO ALESMAN. None others wanted ne third ger, netuaine eh at, Terms pe iene on GIRL to do cooking, washing it AM ge eed rt horas | ‘woman, deciring & steady em en twiven: Oalllafterd p. mi. at 189 R RENT—A 7-room Brick HOUS a | Gator No, 1608 13th tir gker caer ' Inquire of E. N. WATHLS, 401,08 et OF | & RENT— PARLOR, with SRnECo at- ith BOARD, “455, per Dereon, #23, per feb10-21 RENT—Handsome y- fornsshed TARTAR, Bona bep. ROOM on second floor; eer he ps » attached ; hi location ; southern ex} RENO Lore at n.w., bet. Lith and 12th. Fe RENT_DWELLING No. 1541 8th et, three c pore ee feb re Per montb, Applgso |) TUMPSON, Fe RE! “At 501 13th st. n.w., a handsomely furnished second story, alcove HOO havi aouth and west exposure; house new, containing modern improvements. feb9-3t" ‘(OR RENT—Locality and House unsurpasss Rorthwest, soon te. be opeueds, Parties went. ing ROOMS can secure a choice, at once, at tho Kocm Renting Agency, 20743 st. n.w. Anup sual opportunit fe ‘OR RENT- (OUSE 949 T et. n.w. every converience; bay windows, south front, delightful Icest‘on : possession immediately. Rent 325. BENJ. FREEMAN, No. 1, Leuox Build og, corner 7th and G ets. feb). FR RENT—A neat two story pressed-brick USE; bay windows, 6 rooms and cellar, ras, water, beth and A iatrOtes at ee per month, In rade ance. 1119 V st. n.w., one door from 12th'st. J. B MeLAUGHIIN, ‘p12 12th et. nw. feb9-3t* FOR FENT_FURNISHED HOUSE, to gentio- nd wife, without children. Convenient- Iy located, northwest: conspleto with allmodern iin: rovements. Very iil by ‘owner to reserve two rooms. Apply Room. floor, P. 0. Department. feb9-at' OR BENT) JEARE, SALE, OR EXCHANGE Exe IMPROVED PROPERTY_T ‘0 ACRE: ‘AND on Prospect #t., near Lincolt ave, ade nes city. upg at 1280 0 ae ee Tero (OR RENT—On and fromthe 15th of thie month, pela ear Rises southern and estern exposure, and all modern ‘convenien: Apply to No. 1037 Vermont avec nfebs-10t FOR RENT HOUSE No. 121 north. A st., near the Capitol, containing 8 rooms and baseinent; Fi rent €18. Inquire 123 north A st. Jan31-2w. Pee RENT fumes! PARLORS and BED: ing, and severd sal BEDROOMS. SEL Pee: vata aver Corner 4345 aul Tmat PERSONAL. ILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO CALLED upork me Monda: Bones the 9th instant, send his address or LEX'DRE GAUT- RON, 866 I st. n.w. 721 East Sati aie ss feb ort ‘RS. L. P. ANDERSON, the well-known = ‘Test and Business Medium, of San Francisen, formerly of New York city, is ‘located No. 20t ave. . Ww. -Im* EMORRHOIS FILES), CURED WITHOUT the use of the knife. Remember, you hare nothing to pay until you are cured. RK- INS, M. D., 714 13th st. n.w. ‘inde 18t* Dé ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, Confidential | Consulting, Physician for Ladies jemen, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 456 Ost. n.w., near 43g xt. Offices Sasa vate. Charzee nioderatee Nos failures! 3 isin 19 South Eutaw et., Baltim ‘ADAM BROOKE ELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confidential, “Ladies and Gentlemen 50 cents each. 416 Lst., bet, 4th and 5th sta.n.w. Jan10-5w* ADAME BOSS, the long- -eatablished reliable Astrol ch satin Doctress ani vee better [orton in ell affairs of life tl ant one in the the past, present and future d ives advico and assistan to business, love a aad. matinony. trouble a cally Satisfaction given or no pa} Se qneat tation Rooms, 402 2d st., ‘above d QHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, repai ape st. north BOARDING ES Rail Serra a4 : ROR RENT Furnished DOMaSeT BOARD, PROFESSIONAL. on seccnn, and third floors; in a private faintly 305 C st. n.w. febli-6 Wile, BOARD, ONE LARGE, WELL FOR- nished, sunny ROOM; second floor; also one on third ficor, hot and cold water, every modera convenience, and centrally located; reut_ moderate topermanent parties. 9131st.n.w. febll-31* OR RENT—1027 9th st.n.w., pleasant and handsomely furnished ROOMS.” Fine location, Convenient to de; fe at = Fata hot and cold water; PADLE BOARD, ais per month, bya first-class ‘caterer, at 533 Tn diana ave. rps TREMONT HOUSE offers ae with firet class Hotel Board, for: S2antso0 per month. House is well furnished, heated with steam, and every way desirable. jan29-tm HE LOCMIEL HOUSE, 612 9th si-n-w., ivone of the cosiest and best condneted boarding inane ia the ci . pemusient ‘boarders aconmmo: ted at reasonable terms. novly LOST AND FOUND. ST—Last evening at the President's reception LACE HANORERGHTEE The Aicdee cil e return to 1602 13th st. n.w. feb! 1. cote GTRAYED From 1426 6th st. n-w., a dark Mh COW, mocly, with wind-bag on left side Information concerning same wi wih pe lib: ally rewarded. 1-2 | ee = = GOLD EYF- _4 GLASSES, with name of T.H.Gor- hard on, Suitsble reward if finder will address T. H. GERHARD, Star office. | Rees Drow Tast, an zeiatiale COACH DOG. brase padlock and tage Nocd708." 2 ibe eral reward will be given by ieterning t9 421 9th st. n.w. “epit-2t" THO, DOLLARS REWARD—For a ROUND HANDKERCHIEF, trimmed with lace. Lost on Monday night, Feb. between 20th and Tsts., 16th and K. Above reward Seiaserecnr et) to Star Office. OOT SURGERY, CORNS. Bunions, Diseased Nafls, Chilblains, Vascular Ex- cresences, Sc. DR, WHITE'S ninetoentty con- secutive year of practice in ‘hington, D.C. ae coteblishiment, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, Willard’s Hotel, is patronized by the elite a rik a ‘Office fee 8 per visit. RRETCRNED.—5, | H, JOHNSTON, Duszusr, Oftice 616 9th st. onpos Patent Office formerly over Ballantyne’ Fillne a sjectaly“Meall’hs old and Done a special ‘eeth on Gold and Pure Silver ibe i + of reference. feb Ds GANDEE, oF New Yoru, Srecialixt. Hem orrhoids or Piles in all their variour forms. No eecalice. act an or ligatures used. Im- mediate relief. *h cured and deafness caused by catarrh. ustipation cured. Vital ouersy re. stor ‘Gone red. For further difficulties of wii I sree) you must make application at my office, N h st. n. ley D WEISENBO?} to 410 11th ti We CELLULOID TEETH IN inserted 87 to 810 per set, and all operations on the: natural Teeth at reasonable prices. Ex- tracting, 60 cents, decl6 EAL ESTATE BULLETIN ‘THOS. E. Wi 519: street. (Obanges: 114 11th ot wes mod, ape. + Ors. 25 W., mod. ‘impe., 10 re. -» MOG. im Roveeemmroh Beesee3* bib bobbiseibisies Dest.n.w., i 46T st. n.e..’mod. im 1428 10th at. n.w., mi ry 'w., mod. &t. B.w., 58, ‘ermont ave. n.W., 6 F8. OL et D.W., 663. 4028 ith a, (up per pibeats 600 11th st., store). ee oe recs ‘be sent by mail if desi $2,000, $1,000, e000, ot tT ‘ber cent. Auction Sales. On SATURDAY, February 1th, at 4 p.m., No.60 Fat. 8.w. febi1 Fro? Best: B. O. HOLTZMAN, BEAL EsTaTz AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. no charge te Isndlords for advertisi aoe and keep it before the public, rerauing tite Ihave many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; also, Houses in every section at prices from $1,000 to $60,000. Now is the time to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, febT 16th and F sts. n.w. R™ ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & O0., St. Cloud Building, Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. HOUSES AT ALL PRICES, AND ON TERMS To suIt. A T-room Brick now building on 12th street, be- osthby bo and Pe aaa cash payment; balance on api having good view of the ata OSeTe Are cash and on long time to building, or & will be but to suit, and sold on R RENT. 1303 Q et. 12 1st st. 8. es 1908 Fine house near Howard University, ae 10th bane room 409 teehee Store, 1311 at 1716 6th stn 1214 24th st. 2209 12th et., MONEY TO LOAN on Res] Estate security, at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. AUCTION SALE.—On THURSDAY, Fenavany 27H, AT 12 0’cLocK, we will well at our office to pe highest bidder fof cash, 19 serlvs stock No, 1, 25 whares; 19 do. No. 25. Suharoes 4 doo No 4, bohreee ‘il do., "No. 4, 15 shares; 18 do., No. 8, 3 shares; and warrant tor 68 shares’ to order of W. A: Hichardeo®: All of Ter- ritorial Savings and Loan Association. feb’ ys M. 8B. BROWN, DENTICT. rea i, l4ta grows Guid Biv pean io ide piven for the Hou of ‘Teeth, “each toot Bi ted. 07 teeth performed with care and satisfaction. Attention inealied to the pleasant and convenient iaestion of this office. Three lines cere a R, T. M. TALBOTT, Di Removed to southeast corner 7th and a ciocta northwest. Teeth inserted $7 per Dz DU) Daseiet CO ey locgpes =e Teach Gee rete ag Pare ae a withont pain, (7) Goanbasene ranted. PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ LS Wednesday last, February 4th, 2 GOLD CHARM and enameled BRACELET. Uberal reward will be paid upon its retara t2 ig23 st. (0-2 OsT— x PACKAGE of Geographical Notes. con- taining an Alphabetical list of certiin rivers, aces, &c.; of no value to pay, ene but the owner. Is Hider will be rowarded by leaving them at 607 Od 2d Sate Tha Pp ouruary, 5th, a small POOKET BOOK containing abit, $50 and check on Cooke's Bank, Finder wilt erally rewarded by Jeay ini at Di-trict Attorney's Office or Mrs. Gen. B. CORBHILL, Tagleade, Mount Pleasant. fob9- OST—February lat, between sth and 14th strevt Boundary, a SETTER GYP, with liver color hezd and &) ener ore over srt bedy. A suitable reward w. returned t $16 9th st. n.w. Heb ae FOR SALE. Fu BALE A handsome new PIANO, 7-octave, ‘Kosewood Case, $170 Can be ‘at residence of owner Tor two days. No. 1618 16th st. QTIEFF PIANOS.—Grand, Square and Up- § x] geht. Highest honors Paris Exposition "TWO FIRST PREMIUMS at the late National Fair, at Washington, D.O. The Stieff Boudoir Grand, or Upright, the Artist's Piano, eed omipstition. ots a. L WILD & BRO., Jen8 788 7th at. maw betwees Gand H. 4 to BEAUTIFUL DECKER Ae * PIANOS, matchless. BURDETT ORGANS. G. KUHN; Sole Avent, ee dec6-8m at. 7 Wy HNABE’S PIANOS. {BEST ‘ow MeRNOFAG URED. hick] reed by all leading artists. ORGANS tid FAN 8 frou celebrated makers for sale and rent. Tunini 2 promptly attended REICHENDAGHIS Prise Wanemonae: 027-6m No.423 L1th st..u fo doors shore Paw BOOTS AND SHOES. ‘OR SALE—A lot of fine Sue LOSING OUT SALE Fe RIES | sao MOORING BUEDI PBA eSOOTS und SHOES, CLOTHING, &e. Very cheap, Store, 1139 1th at. RECHT. f10-1m* pares ABOUT. ae OR DISPOS- ing of Crete HORSES and, HARNESS, will find it to their advan- tage to callon me, as I have a constan’ demand for the same. Allorders for purchasing or disposing of Stock Wall Receive pros) ati “ution, and satisfaction guar- anteed. LUWNEY, Stable, 1013 17h st. PoE SALE.—Just arrived from West Va., cnt een HORSES, suitable for draught and Griving purposes” All Horses warranted a8 Tepresented. Apply 1202 C n.w. feb6-2w' HUGH QUIGLEY. EVERAL FINE PIANOS, very little in: cluding one BTTERE Cabinet Grand, og for sale at for cach, at 725 Tet: a LW. a: SALE—Light PRL FGGS: a FOWLS; 3 $2.00 for 13; Fowls 00 per pair.” Stoo remium at show ity. Apply to wr 936 Lor ve. jan30-Im* FOR SALE—Av a Gnear BanGats—A nearly new Hallet Davis & Co. Upright Grand, NO, elegant case sud superb tone. pee ear’s gift. At 811 9th st.n.w. a esate AGUE CURE. QUININE AND ARSENIO Form the basis of many of the Ague remodien in the iuarkel, aud are. the la resort of Paonisianas on people who now no better medicine ty employ fo a this in distrecsing c:muplaint. The effects of either of rugs are roars eel ae Tyros ne cing? headacl ne pane testinal cig nd stitutional. health. Hie ears age nic, nor any deleterious on aren ‘ Seed tnd jrapid cure for every form of Fever ee ae manent and eget aad ne balacy ox oat for Fever and Aue in ail ite for iis‘ ‘also a superior remedy. for Liver Complaints, ifs in oxodionttonloand provantive, as walaae Siaeeass distri by direct, ‘action on the Liver ana ‘stimulates the system to a its effects are permanent For aale b Z BY GILMAN and all dealers. ERGINE, Bt BrENDLE, CYLINDER and SEW- ~ | es etl ae st., , New York. Att Gost Te MALES, 26 pc for Car- ends, Hopticins, ani Tinie Uempat, taser ind 1916 Pa. ave. Ladies’ Kid and Goat But., 81.50, slimp last, worth 82; kood School Shoe, er 5c. and Bl up- ards; Misses Goat But., $1, worth more # tT heavy Teather Socds ae and below cost, to close out. The beet $1.50 iter ae Laced Shoe in the elty. Yer ban Aine £0, SELBY’S, ie, Big Shoe). Pair Justh’s Heel Plates given swage RBt EPUCTION EXTRAORDINARY. a d-sewed O: , to $4.71 Hi Shr Peduced to 85" Meme French Gate Rad sewed Long Boots, 88, redu ood to 86.00 M Hand-eowed Gall’ Long: Boots, 80, reduonl to Allother winter goods at corresvonia red netitns make room for Sprin; VENS 9 STONE, ord 1th erent ‘OU CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST IN; BOOTS AND SHOES, BY GOING TO THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. Our Goods were all bought eches, the ad) in prices, at Tock bot bottom figures, -a1 vance WILL BE SOLD AT PRIME cost For THE Next 15 Days. We are selling t's hand-stitched full Seotch f 2.15 a Ladies dolla : A Child’s “* size 8 to 10, “kad grerything eso in pro portion. jas = GEO. McCARTHY. Chows CROWN 90 TOOTH BRUSHES. - HAIR BRUSHES. A fall line at Ww. 58. aS ere O03 Biftoonth st. JuiOsnd REA X Le ial AGENT Residence, 1552 8th st. Se Want? 1m AND EAU DE ae : Pee Eanes CoE. SRE, 1B RENT— Y H. WARNER, 916 ¥ street northwest .17& F n.w.166% 3 81 ewe 8 Tgumucr Bow. 1426 ist 1505 Vermont avenue.35 Store, 230 Pa-ave. n.W.30 from Desirable! ‘small Farm, 26 acres, near Unioutown. Good house, watsr and shade. Rentlow. ESIRABLE S#eiES IN 916 F 8T. N.W. The Real Estate Review, P published at my office oe the 25th of each month, contains a gomplete list o all ere heoases I have for rent, Sonctnee wit ce reports the condition of the real market fitronehont the couitry, Gal aud wets oes copy. _t& ts. 883.33 50.00 40.00 40.00 40.00 od. imps. 35.00 + 10'rooms, mod-impn. 20.00 ‘n.w., store and dwelliiig. 20.00 wW., store and dwe 50.00 Ww. 16.00 15.00 15.00 00 fod SREMS + A. ee RYAL ‘ferate ‘No. 918 F strect, opposite ‘Temple. Purnished. ‘Offices 15th ana = ste..25 Mansion, West End.8350 Btore 6th and I 35 Peas. ave. n.w. 166% Btore 1414 ath ste 20 Sd and Oats. 2. 20 5U 1322 V st. n. w. 4 peers | ie ake: i 33 Ivy Place 15 Pa. nw. 5 1415-1417 3 Po.ave., neardist. 1135 Park Place Ooreorain, near T48h---60 L, nose 9th a. BW. Ist at., opp, Capitol...79 sth and Ene. 2s 8th and H ste. 307 H on. oes 32 Pieroe it ‘= was and Hox ip Sc UG a rae be gai ado Kino. B wrost: mumiee’ ef Otae hosmenand tote toa sie ah “Sh st SL Bon Sto 8S 00S e10.t 300 on Foal Satate ;emnalt Saas en enlises “EA MoINTIER. Hs WERETS ELE BEATS» Bde: 0. ADELE F Ps STUDIO, 1m 7 1¢ Corcoran Bee cnington, D. O- Hes See TO U- Blankets, Bed-Comforts, anal all rat prime cost. Guim me de IR SALE—1520 Picrce new 7-room atonce. Tnguire of W. ipa oe is ase febLi-6e ASE. Wanted to, murchare for cash, twoor three wales. jeces of PROPERTY on Capitol Hill, Ad- = G. ‘Star cffice, stating location and lowest fed11-2" ‘A * SEO TO THE RIGHT MAN—A PA; nivereal uf eee in an ee icle of ‘universal ue for xchanged for e District. ‘* Patentee," Star office. estate en very desirable +-story brick RES- IDENGE, situated on coracr, within one square of Iowa Ciale: Sbay windows running to roof; wide ip Gao CaniGiN eT RAWA Nhat 26, Le Droit Builaiue fevL1-6t USINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE—905 9mh at, next to Pennsylvania ave. joining Per- es Dry Goods Store, one of the ‘pest locations in ches for any bind of belie. wii eae fe part payment for dwelling house tn, northwestern rection of tween 9th, 15th, F and I sts. Inquire on premises, over store. febl1-6t ANTED—Ar Oxcx—4 HOUSE worth $9,000. _feb10-3t YOUNG & MIDDLET N, FR SALE The STOOK of a = aaeeee GROCERY STORE, being an old established itend. Terms cone toa responsible party. "Ad drets Box 60, Star office. fevl0-3t Fe SALE—STOCK snd GOOD WILL of Small ‘ocery Store: cheap for cash: good reason Addrese Box 89, Star office. RARE CHANG. the best TIN and STOVE 44 ESTABLISHMENT in Georgetown for git ue a coca business. eetablished 1830. ‘The st -f RTOVES. TINWARE, TOOLS, [Ko.. for sale. Dea'ers are invited to cal) and go vs in ot at a Dergain, The etaud fs very suitable for Hardware or Plumbing business in connection "th the above. | Rent #40, including Dwolltag. “feb 10- Ct" MEMMER'T & KORFF, 95 Bridge st. HE IRON CAP MINING CO., Levitimate Ex- cuigive Mining Enterprise, Silver District, Ari- zove.—Hon. Win. Sherman, San Francisco, Presi- dent:J.A.Robinson, Vice President; Calvert Mead, Secretary; Anglo ‘California Bank, Treasurer. $81, £00, it ore uncovered. Fifty thonsand 6) E ARE SELUING GENUINE MONOGRAM KID GLOVES IN SEAGE Pe Ay auD orzna hd 2-Button, To. ~ Button, 1. . Button, be Button, $1.50. BEST SELECTED STOCK IN CITY AT J. P. PALMER'S, No. 1107 F street northwest. X;, B, Orders through telephone promptly filled. DOUGLASS’, Ninth and F Sts., Bt. Cloud BVadg. CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS FOR A FEW DAYS LONGER. OPEN TO-DAY, THREE HUNDRED DOZEN THOROUGHLY MADE AND TRIMMED CHEMISE. AT 25 CENTS EACH. Prices of other Garments in proportion. EVERY ARTICLE A BARGArS. DOUGLASS’, febT 622-524 and 526 Ninth st. RS. H. N. PANCOAST desires to inform her friends and patrons that, owing to the very Tass condhcted: te ber ale Heslener and Fitter been cond er Ta or and Guring her absence at her Philadelphia Establish- mer NOW PROPOSES. TO_REMATN in WASHING- TON FOR THE FUTUR! To Give THE Bustxess Her Personal ScUPEBR- yiston. She has just received Assortment of Sam- ples of New ani eDRESS GOODE: also, Tine line of DRESE vain MMINGS, which she is now prepared to exhibit, at street, Wasninatox, D. 0. be sold, 83 per share. Inquire of CHARLE 1527 1 DROWN: Attcmey- at Laws 113 Gat ewe te fob5-6t ‘OR SALE-STOCK, FIXTURES avd TOOLS of a Candy Manufacturing concern; reason for ling going to Teave the city. Address G. A. tar office. feb7. POR SALE; ine STOCK and FIXTURES of GROCERY STORE doing a good cash busi- nese, Jeated in the northern part of the city; will Tent store, with or without Dwelling. low to are: sponsible, tenant, "Address Box Si, Star offies. T° LOAN, ‘MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Sums To Sur, At 6, 7 and 8 per cent. No Delay. R. O. HOLTZMAN, febT-tr 10th and F sts. n.w. T[SE NEW DWELLING No. 1934 107TH STREET, containing ten rooms ‘besides furnace and bath room, coal pantrics, closets, &e.,,can bs pur- chased ata moderate price. Terms, tnd 8500 every six months; interest at 7) per cent, Also, two HOUSES on same square, for eale on easy terms. Apply 47 Corcoran building. feb6-6t" FARR FOR SALE Will soll at private sale, a M, situated on the Potomac river, four Talos below Alexandria, Va.. containing about one hun- oa proved, well fenced; fruit a 305, al mn U ef, between 19th and tatit hot 1ox100 om IgE, between 14 and M: Lot 61x05% gn 1th st-, bet. Band’ T Lot 10x90, comer Stivand Sous onal kay other fine lots, i in any location and any wize wanted, from 10 cents to 3 per foot. Also, a nice Property. in the west end, with 10 rooms, all modern conveni- ences; built and finished in the best of style—a rare bargain to an immediate customer. Also, a hand- some three-story press-brick House on H st., bot. Tth and Sth: 10 room, all modern conveniences, and in perfect order. Splendid chance. fora busiiieat man. Money to Loan, at 6, 7, and 8 per cent. ac- cording to aizount t wanted au, Security Gifered. Low charges. fcb5" Fieal Ratato Aguntn, 108 H street Ww. es 000 DRAWBACKS FOR SALE.—Improve- mient Taxes and Atrearaies of General Taxes cheap. |W. H. SLATER, Office 1406 Pennsyl- aver, opposite Wittand febt-2W Fo BALE. 1537 I STREET N. W., An eke it new three story pressed brick RESI- NCE, with vrown stoze trimmings; contains eighteen root exclusive of bath, pant store ;ooms and laundry; has every improvement; fin- ished throughout in wood ; Se built, and in every respect a first class property. Will be sola at a great bargain. MONEY TO LOAN, | on Srproved: Real Estate Security, at lowest mar- rates. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., feb3 1222 ¥ street northwest. Ones 705 neg H. MAIN & BROS.., St. Ose ant t-Bu Saand Penney! yivanie ave: aes muy, sell or exchange city OF vat Bea Exchahge specialty. Jan28-1m" Fe SALE—BRICK HOUSE, 8 rooms, in the neighborhood of the new market house, 803 R. (Ep. W., Suitable fora business stand. Inquire at 1729 9th stn w. DENNIS FOGARTY. Jan2@-Im‘ MONEX TOLOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SEOURITY, B. H. WARNER, + jan’ 916 F st. n.w. RO LOAN_ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY— ae is 31,000, 8800, and 4 1d $300. Mi inbnde Ga as hy GHTON, E 823 03 430 atret northwest. jand-' EDUCATIONAL. Siac” Cit vil and, Mining Engineers and Machinists. | Day and Night LE- TARY and Pit AGIIOXE, INSTRUCTION ti ENTA JE THEMA’ TICS. whe formedin the. nel POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE NATIONAL UNI iversrry. Hon. ARTHUR, MACARTHUR, President. Vice President. Ww. on W HAR nae "ae etary. Ea. Secret Number of Students linfted, - Make early appli tions to Prof. HYDE D BENTON, Superintel es dent, at the oes Room, No. Bt. new. (third 33 F floor) orathis Residence, 620 11th at. 6 Te CIRCLE SELECT GRADED SCHOOL, on the Public School Plan with Kin: rten, at 935 P st. n.w. Next term conumeness ‘ebruary 9th. D. N. BROWN, Principal. feb6-2w* OCK HILL OOLERGE Becond Session ba F 1 FEBRUALY 1 sr, 1880. abe 18 ROTHER AZARTAS Jan27-1m President. | VENING SLE SREAL Eats ae Tuesday, Wed- pesday,, ee te 7 to 9 o’ EE, GuaM r month, ERMAN , FRENC! TTA NEA Preparation for eee, Point other hours. 8. LW. Annaro SHE: eitite lessons st (N, A-M., 702 ae 9 10 A eee Lt ‘8 ¥Fren 5 Claas hours, 11 a. m., 3%, 4 and 6¥ p.m. Houre ae Wate fnstfacti advan! ie meetin, frm, nt en. free, man win jormal department for ladies. 13 SEMINARY for Y Ladies and ea Pas 506 sth st. a.w., thorough instruction in ai Book-ke a English branches, | inclu ne Book-kee) a idress Mus. G. EGULAR FRENCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Mute. FOULON, 905 6th st, new, corner of T. vate Lessons hoof Hours. APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Conconnes ee =] quarter ; Gir! 5. M Pa. pared tor basi ra ris, or Harrard. Hire mas TERS a Principal. eae BUSINESS OOLLEG! RIVER, Pays L STREETS TW. =F TRADES. a eee atte is carried on as heretofore. So Be Wilbon de waperior tf has always been & Safe een 1012 Pennsylvania ayenue, third floor. ERMILYA’S LADIES’ BOOTS, Unsurpassed for Beauty, Comfort and Durability. Winter BOOTS selling at reduced prices, at J. H. VERMILYA’s, febt 010 9th street. » Le P. JEAN! OF Bautrmonr, peloumiong ‘Will sell for one week o1 HANDSOME. FRENGH BONNETS, joes! regardless of cost, as she intends ae 4 for the season. HR. RUPPERT, TEMPLE OF FANCY GOODS, No. 403 and £05 7th st. n.w., Received per steamer Berlin a fine assortment of GERMAN FAVORS, SILK and COTTON DOMINO MASKS,; PAPER MASKS of all characters. VALENTINES of all description. WILLIAN ‘Will dispose of his fine assortment of IMPORTED RECEPTION AND STREET HATS, LADIES’ AND MISSES’ CLOAKS, FUR-LINED SILK OIRCULARS, AND SUITS at greatly reduced eae to make room for an early Spring importatio: 7 Cite Treviee,. ‘Paris. Uan6] 907 Pa. ave. R= LACE NOVELTIES. Jan24 Real Duchess LAGE JABOTS, at 25 to 400. : Thread Lace BARBES, poy 7 ee 50, nice ta ity; the Point De Lahzquedoc and Brabant Busse LAOES at lowest Shoes. ar NOOT'S, 915 PEXNSYLVANTA AVE. Real Breton LACES, at 20 to 30c. the yard BONS, ail shades and widthn. at ronackable | uo (fasion HOUGHEINGS. Drews BLEAT Twas, ar NOOT” ‘8, 915 eigen AvE. All the ni of Real \OHUE BAR- BES, COREAR SELAnEITS SoARry mae CATE ‘UES, Valen- clennes, cnt Ga iuzey ‘Thread and Buches Trim- NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. In Hand-embroidered, d-painting Real Lace, Han and Ostrich Feather PARTY FANS, wo have a large assortment at very low prices, AT NOOT’S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. French 1s NNE' petengh Reception, Street BONNETS and Lace aT NOOT's, jan2 915 Pennsylvania ave., M*- 8S. J. MESS: ER, DRESSMARING rae ere ms Patra ae 5 ‘aylor’s Patterns, System cating taught ana Joucoals of eeenlon 121s Pennsylvania aves up stale. Geese ase ws BELLE LUCAS. DBESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPAGE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. ADIES’ SHOES_OF FIRST GLASS. Li? ine Onis eee AND REED AN TesGaitier, PRICES REASONABLE. i G. SOHOWS 1h st. n.w,. novas deoll Branch H. WIREMAN’S. RESSMAHING. The ig HAMILTON, First-class work, at moderate pi prices. BOOKS, &e. Y hoes STATESMAN’S YEAR BOOK FOR 1880. Jvsr Imponte Dingct rnox Loxpow, axp FORSALE sr ROBERT BEALL, BooxsELLER AND STATIONER, 495 Pa. ave., febl0-3t Adjoining National Hotel. NEW PUBLICATIONS. SECOND. ORO, MEMOIRS OF MADAME DE REMUBSAT, in Paper, BUc. Fraaklin Square, at 10c. MOTHS. By Ouida. Cloth, $1.25. geri OF PRINCE METTERNIOH, 2 vols. nove TENNYSON'S SONGS. Set to Music. 35. @ ALL NEW BOOKS KECRIVED AS BOON AS THE FINEST NE ee fos STATIONERY A BOOKSELLER "AND STATION BR 5 Pa. th st. feb6 ave., cor. oe VALENTINE CARDS ot ‘desoriptio: DINNER CARDS AND. MENU,” Latest S. CORRESPONDENCE ( AnD nS PAPETERIES IN SIL SILK, K, MATIN ASL XSO'LeaTaen- DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS, in great variety. samus 3. CHAPMAN, METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE, 911 Pa. ave. Yea. FOR 188: VALENTINES FOR 1880. ‘VALENTINES FOR VALENTINGS FOR 1880. 'NDY’S JUSTICE. The Suatice’s Starved of Statute, Judicial and with riate ee fc Pecgr esse Se cobeevbre, Foes fs te Public, Commi fee ‘Lay ness men, by Chas. 8. Bundy, of the District of Colum: bar: ‘The’ Game of * .” the **New Solitaire,” 25 cts. Court of Siaime rts, vol. 14, $6. es’ 0. 8. Reports, Vol. 8, 87.50. or eale _ & 0. H. MORRISON, Ww 4ND STATIONERS, feb 475 Pa. avenue. fe EH. McCOSH’S NEW BOOK, THE ra | DSc Mette ny for | Araby 4 Ass MOUN’ > LAH WN Suoee See FOR JOR, ape elot 9180, feeble jan22 Bb Tee oot —SS ee Donec: /MPOSED OF Sine OLD RYE WHISKY CAND PURE WHITE HOOK GANDY Rr ae For ail druggists, fine grocers, and the Bess and i zetafl from SSRs depots: Ai AA oa ene kexthdeensbee Boone SEAL SACQUE, 36-in. long, for $80. One Brtre Fine Sai, DOLaAN, #266 wonth $250 FUB-LINED CIRCULARS EQUALLLY LOW. + feb6 Hatter and Furrier, 1937 Penna, ave. d ‘ 4