Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1880, Page 2

al Y ie THE EVENING STAR. MAE ROL THU RSDAY - © ROSBY 8. NOYES ~ Editors fhe Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal tothat Of all the other daily papers here added to- | }) Tux Stan is connected with the wires of the Na- fonal Telephone Exchange and wish the Western Union Telephone Exchange. Both these agencies ean therefore be availed of in sending to Tae STaR Svertisementa, orders for the paper to be served, Rews, or any information, at any hour of the day free of charze. These facilities are a great conve- mience, ancl will be appreciated by the customers of ‘THE Stan. “he Double Sheet on S turday. Althouzh two editions of the double sheet or eight page Stak of last Saturday were printed, the supply on hand was exhausted by Monday. ‘Newsdealers will therefore please send fa thelr Orders as early as practicable for this enlarged and extra edition. Tak Star is now served on the evening of its publication tn towns within @ radfus of fifty miles of Washington. viz: Lees- burg, Alexandria, Clifton, Fredericksburg (Va.), Frederick, Rockville, Annapolis, Laurel, Relay House, Hyattsville. Point of Rocks (Md.) and Brightwood. The number of new advertise- ments printed thus farin April fs 1,8: Aa- Vertisers will confer a favor by sendlag in thelr advertisements early. ++ The Love Feast in Pennsylvania. At the very last moment and just whea the Country was anticipating a fight between the democratic factions at Harrisburg, Pa., the leaders came together, and after shaking hands Adjusted their differences upon satisfactory terms. This union of democratle forces in Pennsylvania means a great deal more than a Cessation of hostilities between Wallace and Randali and their respective followers. It Teeans an united and determined effort to carry me state In the presidential election, and, nej- ithstanding the large republican majorities in 1e late elections, the attempt is by no means a opeless one. The democratic party in that sate, during the last few years, has proved a mfdable competitor whenever {t has been aited. Its worst defeats have been caused by internal dissensions. The + ity of Philadelphia is the republican strong- old. Outside the city the state is democratic, and the republican plan of cam- paign invariably fs to roll up a sufficient vote in the city to overcome that of their opponents outside of it. The two democratic factions in Philadelphia have hitherto not only refused to unite, but they have fought each other bitterly. Each preterred to aid the republicans to power Father than see its rival succeed, and the effect has been to reduce the democratic vote. The quarrel which was ended and the truce that was made at Harrisburg to Philadelphia. | Elsewhere throughout the state there waS no realdvision in the ranks. The arrangement entered into at the State convention puts the party upon a better basis than it has occupled since the war, and, to say the least, it lends a shade of doubt to the result of the election in that state next November. By this agreement the revolting faction secure: reeognition and pledges itself In return to ac- kmowledge the regularity and the authority of the local party organization and to submit to it. This organization ts compact and complete, and is in the hands of some of the very best political Managers that the democrats have. Speaker Randall told the convention, when ratifying the terms of the agreement, it was “the happiest moment of his political life,” and while over- Sanguine republicans may pooh-pooh the affair and maintain that Pennsylvania {s solidly an- chored tn the republican faith the shrewd party managers will set about preparing for a meres contest and a hard-won victor; — South Carolina adds fourteen votes to the third-term cause, at Chicago, while Ohio, as was Predicted by the best-informed politicians, tg Solid for Secretary Sherman. If there was any opposition to General Grant tn the South Caro- lina convention {t was so overwhelmed by the shouts of applause for the ex-President that it did not express itself. The convention con- sisted of eighty colored and forty white dele- Gates, and each race seemed to vie with the other in honoring General Grant. The delega- tion was not only instructed to vote as a unit for him to the end of the contest, but—according to the resolution—“‘solemnly pledgea” to do so. The action of the Georgia republican conven- vention admontshed the Grant managers that they could not trust altogether to the spontane- ousness of the third-term movement in the South, and they sent some active workers down there to heip it along. The effect of this work Was visible in South Carolina yesterday. see actually applies only EPORT OF THE CONDITION oF THE NATIONA AL METROPOLITAN AT WASHISGLUN, D. C., AT THE CLOs? OF BUSINESS, APRIL 23, 1889. RESOURCES: Loans and discounts 51, eee Bone 199 . Bone . U.S. Bonds on h 192,048.00 Ctherstocks, bouds, aud mortwages.. 52,247.89 Due from approved reserve aents ne from other National Banks. . Due from State Banks and bankers... Real estate, furniture and fixtures. Current expenses and taxes paid . E Tremiune pai * «and other cash items. lis of other Banke. Fractional currenc) 63,112 76 iachuding nickels der notes Redemption fund wi turer (5 per ceut. of eireuiation) Total... eee tal stock paid in. Jus fund Undivided profits, National Bank 11 Dixidends uapai Individual a 8 Deapand certiheaten of acposit Certified checks. --8 300,090.00 : 01 [HE MILD POWER CURES. HUMPHREYS’ HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS. Proved from ample experience an euti siapie, prompt, emicient ‘andr ae they ‘are mothe adapted to nee a PRINCIPAL NOS. ev 3 Colic, or Teething of Infants. “ ea of Children or Adul 5. , Griping, Bilions Colié. 6. Cholera Marbus. Vomiting. 7. Qoughs, Cold, Bronchitis. 8. Neuralvia, Toothache, 25 9. Headache, Sick Headaches, Ve 25 10. Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. 25 11. Suppressed or Painful Per 25 12: Whites, too Profuse Periods 25 18: Grou Difficult Breathing. 125 1s Sait Khem ergs, Eruptions. 18. Rheumatism, Rheumat. 225 16. Fever a Asie, Chill Fever, Airis < 17. Piles, Blind or Bleeding. 5 20: faire, ries es yest Gowsh 30 . Whooping Cough, violent Cougl Ps General Debil ty, Physical Weakaes® “30 ; Kidney Disease. - 28. Nervous Debility. 81.00 30. Urinary Weakness, Wott 50 82. Disease of the Heart, Palpitation y 1:00 FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, Onset the case, or single vial, free of charge, ee Sistineys AOMEOPATHIO MED- alton Bt Humphreys’ Specific Afanual on Disease and Its ure 144 poses), nent free ‘aps-eoly Due to other National Banks. Due to State Banks and bankers. 5 Oi. 1 Total oo 76, 19. 7 ee mae a ul ae I, ¢ H.'B. WHILE, Cashier of the above- Paks Ranke cs solemnly swear that the above statement is true KS aa best st my knowledge and belief. . HB. WHITE, Cashier. Subscribed and syorn n to before me this 27th day of April, 1580. WM. G. MOORE, Notary Public. Cor rect-attest Ss 4. .W,, THOMPSON, | ae ME. | G. ORETZEROTT, | Directors. Wine THOMPSO IN, It JAS. E. FITOH. Gos Is Su TIME TOGET AWN- INcs. 8. 3; HAISLET, Mai 229-1m_No. 819 Market’ Space. (vr BTAIns.) OW IS YOUR TIME TO BUY AT N THE CLOSING OUT SALE. Gents’ fine Percale Shirts, latest styles, worth 7: for 45¢. ; do , 81.50 for 7: Gente’ Gauze Underwear, only 20c. Victoria Lawn, worth I5e. for 10c All-wool Black DeLaine, worth 40e. for 220. Best Calicoes, worth 10e. for 6° Andrcscouyin Cotton, worth lage. for 1c. Japanese Tidies, worth 50c. for 19. il early and secure these woods before they are Glosed out. All other Goods at the same propertion- ate prices. D. L. ENGEL, 1926 wemnsy) lvania ave., 2d door from 20th St. apl9-2w GANS, oO ORGANS, For cash and upon easy monthly, pay- ments. At SIDNEY T. NIMMO & CO. ap29 410 Uith st. now. OOK CANVASSERS SHE SUBSORIP- TION BOC @ AMERI- EPORT OF THE CONDITION may 4 'vD RC TEAN, rcs’ THE LY Dl evan ae arcs GEORGETOWN: Is THE Distnict oF COLUMBIA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, A 880. RE! Lo: ns and Discounts. Ore drafts. bonds to Secure bonds on hand. 225,344 02 223 6 nin approved nr Due from other natio Due from sta Keal estate, axes paid . ks and other cash items Bills of other ban turer (6 per cent. of circulation). ‘Total. LIABILITIE: al stock paid in. jus fund ded profits ional bank notes outstanding. dends unpaid... Individual deposits subject’ to ‘chee Due to other national banks... Due to state banks aud bankers Total. $252,000 00 8,000 OD 2 5 ee WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. we TED—A COLORED Boy, as scrubbing and ice boy, at Parkinson House. ANTED—An ICE BOX suitable for agrocm and provision store. Apply to E. M. SAN NO, cor. 8th and P sts. n.w. WANTED, * white girl, SARE. as lo general housework. Good refer- ences. Apply 1252 23d st. it* ANTED—A Ss aa com] nt COOK and LAUNDRESS. Must be well recomecen ed. Apply at712 18th st. nw. apz9-3t* WANTED A resnectable WHITE WOMAN as housekeeper and to assist in store. A) Pp No, 926, cor. 19th and K ste. new. apes 3 ANTED—A colored GIRT, cook, a = | iron, and assiet in ceneral housework; refer- ences required. Apply at No. 410 New Jersey aye. ANTED—A respectable GIRL to caok. i ‘and iron, (white fe preferred, in smuail family. No. 618 Center Market, or 234 Northern Lib- larket. ap29-2¢* ANTED—, A feoeeman desires BOARD in a private family for himself and two children, aged Sand 3. ‘Terms must be moderate. aicrone Box 144, Star Offic 129-3" WANTED. ‘A strong WOMAN (white ner Apply. erty fo do general housework. on Ahply at 231 Mas- sachneetts ave. n.w. Hecom! jon required. ap: V yy ANTED — IMMEDIATELY_—Six first-class DRESSMAKERS and two APPRENTICE for constart work. Apply at MRS. HOFF'S, n 929 Est. n.w. V ANTED—By a white boy, thoronghty = worthy TUATION in grocery store or to drive wi vitmakeinmselt generally psefu. ‘Address Box 15, Star OMtice. WANTED By 2 ctable white woman, a hermanent SITUATION an cook and ty aseist in warhing and ironing. Best city references. Call Or address A. M.y No 1834 6th ef mew. it WAX TED, Eleven White Women for housework; White Woman to take charge of boarding- house down Potomee river: Colored Boy to cook at ©. 926 F 6 aoe Brightw co. Wee Aamgstrained WAITRESS and CHAMBI BMAID) (colored) to go to a private family in Certral Ni ‘ork. | None need ansly wi eat references. Call 506 East Capitol st. V camer An experienced GYRU (German pre- ferred) who thorouhly understands the care of children aged 5, 4 and 2: ood wages will be paid to the proper p party; references required. App eat WANTED, —Any persons having a nico HOUSE which they would lik eave during the cnmmer months in chate of a Careful lat without chiléren can hear of such by applying at once to Dz. Ey. Star Office. “References satisfactory. nty of Washington, sx: Wee Gasiles con the abcee named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is trule to the best of my know wledue and belief. W. IRD, Jz., Cashier. mbscribed aud sworn n tabefore me this 27th dai CAN NEWS COMPANY nis been! panear ee on apegr beg and HEW PLATE, organized, they are prepared to make LIveRat, ar. Notary Publ rasxements witb gentlemen of good address for | Correct—Attest the sale of thelr publications, both serial and co: NJAMIN MILLER, ) on the instalment plan: Call Friday, 9 {> 12. 8. THOR BROWN, "< Directors. Bast Cloud Building, M anaver. ap29-3t lt M_J. ADLER, ) L. SHERIFF, HE LAW LEAGUE BOOK AND JOB G. COAL AND Wi oD TPER NANG Ob pion da Boe, AS Cards, of, every varie Special attention siyen to every onder 14 and 328 Pa. Ave. * Depot and Mills, yer and N atreet, Potomac River. ap2 NOBEOLE STEAMER. DY OF THE LAK. a L First-class $1.00. Se cou i DAY ESDA RIDAYS, at m. Leaves Nortctk. alternate’: days at4'p.m, stop- ing Sf Aexandria, Piney Point, Point Lookout and Fort ae Va., nd ri BOTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. ON, shove whart DAYS, at ‘KN mer JOHN WW. THOMPS AYS, THURSDAYS and a STEAMERS FOR Rew © Pier 41, East River, N Y., vena t g retown at 1p m. MONDAYS. Tickets, Staterooms, &c , 20 to General Oities, under Nat. Met. Bank, opp, “Treasury Dep jarimeat. ap29 joc'y. Bass ABE BI LING: Prof. Baird says the Potomac is the best Bass River in the country. BASS RODS from 500 to 810. BAI £8 from 5c. to Bass HEELS fr to #10. KENTUOKY REELS, B10 each. BASS HELLGRAMITES, each 50c. muna: 2 SPORTING BAZAR, Cor. 15th and F sts., opposite Treasury. Headquarters for the, Great 81 Damascus Ttaz Archery, » 86 Flobert Rifle and $1.50 Seven Shot Revolvers, ap2o-ly, EST N.Y. BUTTER, per Ib...... ¥nme NEW OHEESE, per tb....... 1can SWISS CONDENSED MILK. 3 lbs. Best ITALIAN MACARONI. 1 Pint Bottle VIRGIN OLIVE OIL. MAGNIFICENT IMPERIAL TEA, unequalled elsewhere. 2 be. GREEN COFFEE. E 1 bushel GOOD POTATOES ove 40 6 (1-Ib.) Bars BABBITT'S N. ¥. CITY 80AP... 50 5 cans 8. & W. CORN .... 50 STEAM COOKED WHEAT, OATS AND BARLET. CALIFORNIA BRANDY. GEO. A. O'HARE, 2213 7th st. n.w. Betwesa M and N. ON Tam. Stesmelips JOHN GIB - 30 ap29 ‘The readjusters are preparing to contest the approaching city election in Richmond. Va., with vigor, and the result will afford a test of the strength of their proposed independeat electoral ticket. They go Into the contest as a Separate and independent organtzation, and with the avowed purpose of taking a hand In Bational politics. In the state election last fall the readjusters were not strong enough to rua @ ticket in Richmond, and should the; win the city election, or even cast a respectable vote. it Would show that they are gaining in strength. ———~<+e-___. The recent victory of Gen. Stewart, near Ghbuzni, in Afghanistan, s shown by late re- ports to have been a terribie slaughter of the Afghans. The British soldiers were determined avenge the murder of Major Cavignari, as it Was understood that the Afghan forces they were going to fight were among those who par- Ucipated In the assault upon the British em- Dassy last year and the butchery of its occu- pants. Actuated by this feeling ihe forces of Gen. Stewart fought desperately, killing and Wounding 2,00) Afghans. Stewart's loss was only 17 killed and 126 wounded. ———~--—_____ The Gladstone ministry is universally pro- nounced a strong one, and in its formation the new Premier has displayed good judgment. He has called around him the ablest men of the iberal party, regardless of the fact that several Of those chosen by him do not entirely agree with Lim in his ylews of party policy. His Policy, no doubt, is to weld together the ele- Ments of the liberal party more firmly than ever, and his past achievements give assurance Of Success. He {5 now in his seventy-first year, @nd in the course of nature, must retire from Party management before many years. He means to leave his party so compact and united that his retirement will not tuterfere with its Continued success. ‘The telegraph brings information that the in- ‘Vasion of the Ute reservation by restless and adventurous whites has been inaugurated. The invaders are mainly from Colorado, and tn order to show that they are determined they have issued a proclamation declaring they will not be driven from the lands they havet Aken posses- sion of. Their motto ts that theearth was given to man to “subdue,” and they Intend to begin by subduing the rights of other men. It 1s now epparent that the settlement of the Ute ques- tion has been too long delayed, aud that serious Complications may arise in consequence, ‘The national finances are in a healthy state, {nd daily growing more robust. Tne revenues xnow average one million dollars per day, and ‘the surplus for this month will reaca $10,009,000 OF $12,000, OICE DRY Goops. fe have added to our stock of OHOICE Goons wi co pre lr SE Shap at ‘any. fime iis season. We otfer all the ROVELTIES in Suiting ana Goods, ta Fine Os eMouie CLOTHS, sie lawent TRGUNTA. J American BUNTINGS, at 10 » Enwlish and 15 atlas than fc ist and 18 per cent less than forme: or ip ES ty. IOURNING GOO. x SHOODA. CASH MERE, CAM ang DEAP a DE ACMA LET, Courtauld’s Super E, in reramante, ‘at half the usual Gnil- Does Decme, Suite end Undereess, ‘The above presents as fine a Stock as can be found nd st petees very munch refuced trom ‘season. ‘One ‘Marked in plain JOHN T. GEL, ap29 3t 88: NR AVE. 1 ROCERIES ON | CAPITOL HILL. GENUINE MOOHA AND AVE COFFEE (ROASTED AT STORE, Flour at reduced prices. Sugars at lowest rates. «, Green and Japan Tes sted for purity, Strength and Flavor. Pure WINES and EI S for Family and fedictnal use. Goods cold at Bettom Prices McCAULEY s DELUWt ‘Ss. ap29-2te 09 Pa, ave. east. [ue LEADER OF LOW PRICES. WILLIAM HAHN. street. bet. H and Penni SIGN oe RED SLIPPER. Tke io Mes of Sessonable Medium and ‘lass Shoes ancl Bit pers. Ladies Fretich Bil Button, box Toe, "Cur. Kid Button, 81.50, 32 Finest French Kid Baton (reat penutios), we. Ladies’ Hand-sewed Lasting Gaitars, $1 to $1.5) Ladies’ Sandal Boots, nobby, Ladies’ Newport, Low, Button Ladies’ House Slippers, 25c., 402. Ladies’ Foxed ani Lastiog Gaiters, 75c. 5 3 ae Gent's Lew Button, Oloth Top, ie Gent Low Shoes, no shoddy, if, Kid and Fine G at "tics, 82.50, Working Shoes, 5c. ; G: « d Chi d's Button and Laced Shoes, Randal Newports and Sandal Boots. Infants! Button and Laced Slippers, 25¢. up. a2: yeumecee STRAW HATS, FOR LADIES AND MISSES. NAUTICAL STRAW HATS, FOR LADIES AND MISSES. Call and see them at WILLETT & RUOFF’S, 905 Penna. avenue. -5t ap27-2w P IANOS. One ‘T-octave Haines Bros. Rosew overstrung. One 7-octave Guii strung, One 6x-octave Gilbert Rosewood One T-octave perisht, ‘Burne & Bro. One 6-octave Pianc For sale upon easy terms, Warerooms © to’ make toom at the Ww. G. METZEROTT & Co. bet. Oth and 10th s Sole Agents of Steinway Pianoe ‘ap2s. 'USSELL’'S ICE CREA! BTANDS FOR QUAL A RIVAL. Fins Henle robbed of its purity to enaple us to sell it Ce Festivals, —— coinertainments and aes cevptavar| at 31. ioe pee eal Family orders atten th our ustial prompt ffereat a, ‘aid they can be made up of s deren ‘OTF. poe for pancsy should be left on Saturday. Fe tl shipped by any of the Railroads or ap24-Im, 2dc2dp 1427 New York ave. ————— Ew SOF ACs quem’ CERTIFICATES TAKEN IN oe Blue Middlesex diesox Flsnnel Suite, outs’ Best Blue Suit 10 a pty ets ita, BI Sand gi 1d 812. jaite, jt" ehool Ba , 83. sah fia aes oor yy fete L. 75, = Pane Soig-igie Bign Big area Sor Hentai d aes ELEY ee KY iG STALLION t. Nee faders Chit, by ae |—Season i Brains — ie ap3-im* Bick Now sit yee at, between "AIL TO EXAMINE THOSE BEAU- meee pe 410 Lith st. 2. aed re and all kinds of printing at “reduced rates. ap2s-tit” NTED—Every one to know that you vue puna Wine ‘Calon NE WAT! STRONTIA 7 Pennsylvania ave. Dysveusias Sick Headache, Kidney and Gomplaints. Call and get pamphlets of teatime nials. ap2s-6t' \OMFORT AND STYLE. BROAD SHOES WITH LOW HEELS. Genta’ Cloth and Calf Gaiters. Kid, Osif, Goat, Strap Ties. Oxford Ties ana Prince Albert's. Patent Leather Pumps. Ladies and Children’s White Btippers. Bandal, Button and Newport Ties. Bide Lace and Congress Gaiters. AT L. HEILBRUN'S No. 402 7th st. n.w, Stax or: THE OLD Woman IN Wixpow. p28 (EBCHANT TAILORING. ANCY COATING: DARE AND: 5 4No OND PLAT SUITING: SOOTOH CHEVIOTS. W. 8S. 7 935 Pennsylvania ave. NE PRICE ap2s BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, SPECIAL OFFERING THIS WEEK. ALL OUR FINE SPRING MILLINERY ar HALF FRICE, TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW SUMMER BONNETS AND HATS. IMMENSE BARGAINS Will be offered, commencing MONDAY, APRIL 26TH. P. 8.—We Oren Born Our Stones at 8} o'oLock A. M., AND CLOSE AT 7 P. M., PROMPT. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & OOGHRANB, 705 and 709 MARKET SPACE. ONE PRICE. p26 BoLvetin OF PRICES. yROM THE “FAMOUS,” No. 400 Seventh Street Northwest, OOLNER D. EXCELLENT BUSINESS SUITS, $10, 811, $12, 813, 814, $15, 816, $17, SUPERB DRESS SUITS, $16, $18, $20, $22, $24, 828, $30, $32, B35. BOYS' DRESS SUITS IN GREAT VARIETY, @4, 84.50, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, B10. CHILDREN'S SUITS in elegant assortment 62.50, $2.75, $3, 83.50, $4, Sriviet easiee PANTS in all the tiylen, from 8110 $10, at the “FaMOUsS.” No. 400 Seventh st. n.we, CORNEB D. ONE PRICE. ANTED-—By a young Lawyer one or two nice- ly-furnished ROOMS fm Vicinity of 17th and erence given. Address NEW YORKER, Star of- fice. : ‘ap20-21 V yANTEDEA «cod BABBLER at 1902 7th st.n.w. eee =A TICKET at cheap rates from Washington, D.C., to Det Col- orado. Address A.B., Star office. ap2s ‘2t* bring references and must be willing to leave wy for the summer. Apply between the hours of 2and 4 at 1601 Ost.n. ap2s-3t" TION to do light chamberwork or plain sew- ing, or would care for an invslid lady ; tees. Address Box 147, Star office. ommended. Address, statiag full partion lars, ALLAN, star office. 7-3t WANTED An experienced PASTRY cna for Lats. ; private residence preferred : satisfactory ref- ap2s. VV ANTED An experienced white NURSE: must AVC wae ‘| white Woman a SITUA- ANTED—DRUG CLERK; must be well rec- small hotel in city: a colored woman prefer- ved. Address Box 2, Star office. ap27 3t* Foe BENT Four pleasant Unfarnished ROOMS: on second Soor. use of bathroom, &c._ 1 2a2s sth | at.n.w., bet. O and P. 3 Sei ae room mm Bick HOUSE, water: =i gas, O19 Eat nw. ; rent $s. Apply = 2108 & Stn w., or 215 436 &t. OR Ben by ae ‘of May, four, Tatarsed ges ti table for honsekeepin ath veut 0. No. 132 Fst ne. par R RENT—Near Ebbitt, large, cool PARLOR and BEDROOM, handsomely furnished 825: to se Also, other Rooms. 1329 G 6 Foe NT—87 per month in advance: HOUSES, four rooms and summ> 7 and 311 Sth st. east, Capitol Hill, bet Key at No. 309. two Brick itch Fe. RENT—Brick HOUSE, 11 rooms, in plete order; all cenveniences and wood stable: furnished or not; rent low to good tenant. Cali 1426 6th st.n.w. ap2d-3t IR RENT—Nicely-furnished 24-story ROOMS, Font oF, without Board. Table Boarders als} ter] at reasonable rates; references ex- changed: all aziret a ap2)-2t FGRBENT-A Doubic ROOM, furnished or an- furnished, on third floor, ‘over back Pari faces north, extensive view: Very airy. A 1801, cor. Mass. ave. and 13th st.n.w. i ‘OB RENT—Furnished front corner PARLOR RO REDRO: OM alec, larxe furoished front DROOM, second floor; Sho pet momma moderna . 620, corner 11th and G'sts. now. a RENT—Upper portion of PREMISES, 913 Pennsylvania ave.. between 9th and 10ta'at=, suitable for a Physician's or Denti Togs. Inquire of WM. H. DEMPSE ‘OR RENT—Three. La iT—The fine BRIC! = DWELLING, moa- eee 933 K st., from May 1-50 ner "fwot-rem BRICK HOUSES, S «t.,bet.17th and - MONEY TO LOAN. 1,000 AT PER CENT. “Small and Sratae Oap aa wi . FF. as ap29-st * 0 15’ per moath. ee a Mporeral Gace Som BRICK 1 RO cabs Bias at. bet. SO IN BAND TO LOAN—At 7 per cent. Ap- te PRATT bSOw rae ‘brand D sts. = LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, arabe MC. A. Building. Sp28-3t wore ma ‘00 Se Sea st {00IN HAND TO LOAN iar Estate. Beat EsTaTE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, ap28-3t paras 10th and F streets northwest. 10 LOAN, —— $40,000 in hand toloan on good Real Extate, ta sume to suit, at 6 and 7 per cent. 23 1535 st. nw, Upper portion 1107 For the speedy investments of this money to firet Toons and_bath Pa Fur. bouse, F a 4s isin Tso Mhet ne, Sie et ba-sver Bw. T make no charge to Isndlords for advertising theft Uroperty, and keep it before the public cou I — many of the finest building sites in the city for eale; also, Houses in every section at prices from 81,000 to 860,C00. Now is the time to buy’. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F ste. now. and STORE, Now 623 © Dwel ing part of House, No. 614 “9th st. Otice. “Inanire of A. EBERLY Store, 718 7th st.n w. Fee RENT— PART of house 430 New York ave ‘$s exchange ap2s. VOR Unfurnished ROUMS on sseond iets a Sth st. ne 128. 3t" VOR RENT—Furnished APARTMENTS it. ing north and south, at 1510 H st. n.w ap2s-3t* ‘OR RENT—1742 F st., between 17th and 18th Ft ts. n.w.—3-story Brick HOUSE, 8 rooms. ap28-t5 ‘OR RENT—A suite of furnished or unfurnished ROOMS, with bath room attached, on first flo: Le Apply 935 H st. now. OR RENT—DWELLING room dry cellar, with ments. Apply 17531 st. ‘OR RENT—Persons desiring cool, furnished ROOMS, may find such 15th st., opposite Wormley's. nee POR RENT Frame HOUSE 108 DA. naw poms. Htent 820 per month. Apply to WALD. WIN BROTHERS. 10) Date apas3t FOR RENT—A new Brick Ta iE with all mod- ern improvements complete. P st. nw. Apply at 2020 P et, apee-st* Reference required. HOPKINS. ‘OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS from @4 to $10 permonth, 922 8th st n.w.. betwean Land K Fts.; modern improvements; within one 89 three lines of cars. ap2s. OR RENT—HO! taining 9 rooms an papered and painted. and Hsts. n. apis-d Healthful locatio: Terms moderate to reliable parties. Address “Pei- vate Family.” Btar office. ap28-2t* V ANTED “Small LOT or Half Lotin Oak Wil Cemetery. Any person having the above for ele, state price: Bie and location. Address T. P. 06 16th ap27 N ‘OM: with reference for 1 to co to Pivatapnin and New York; waren Bi )and $3 per week. Also. moe Women, with reference, for Baltimore. C. E. PRICE & CO. WANTED Gentleman with practical experience of eiht years in Grocery business, wholesal and retail, and thorough knowledge of bookke ing, wishes a POSITION ; very best refe dress Box 83, Star office. a WANTED FAMILIES to furnish with Ser- yants. Try us. Also, white and colored Se yante, with referenos. | ‘Em 26 ¥ st.n.w. 0, E. PRIO ‘ANTED—OOOKS, OHAMBERMAIDS _ snd NURSES, SEAMBTRESSES and other Help, .” Servants furnished at short notice. Employment Office, corner 7th and G ats. aw T mployment Office," No. ap3-4w? m BOARDING. Meine HOUSE, cor. 15th and I sts. n, ble ROOMS with BOARD; also TABLE Be tint Mrs. HOECKLEY, Proprietress. (OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, en suite or sin- gle. Apply 1326 New York ave. Also, TABLE BOARD, first-class. ap28-lw* Fe RENT—Wwith or without BOARD, in a pri- vate family, FURNISHED ROOMS at 507 E st. ferences exchanged. ap2t. CARDING: Tarre, ¢ Somnianirat ie ROOMS, floor; singe Rooms; houee w modern Dapreremente 16 Board; on ear line. 1336 I st., opposite Prauklin Park, ap23-6t" FRY RENT, AND SALESOF PROPERTY, PRT AT AvOTIO ‘ee Bulletin issued, | onthe a jet and 15¢l th, at the office of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN: ni B19 7th st. ewe apes JOR RENT—909 O st. n-w., ten roome, modera improvements; $35. DUVALL & MARR. 804 Fest. nw. av27-3t VOR RENT—HOUSE No. 1213 G at. n.w.; rent 825 per month; keys adjoining. Inquirg at 926 Louisiana ave. p2T-1m FPG BENT_A lange FRONT ROOM, on second floor, elegantly furnished; fronts south 449 Massachusetts ave. n.w. 7-3t FR RENT—Desirable OFFIOE sat for rent in National Safe Deposit Company's Building, corner New York ave. and 15th st. ap27-3t ‘OR RENT—A pleasant FRONT ROOM, three windows: southern exposnre: suitable for two with or without Board. pe ae ap27-3t* FS.22 RENT at 615 Fi st. n.w., cool, delizhtfal ROOM! S, handsomely fui furnished. with or with out Board.” Terms rate. ferences | 6x- changed. ap27-3t" RENT—Furnished LEABLORS, first floor; Feta. one large, second-story FRONT ROOM, rhished ; house has modern improve No. Hey Tah st, between Hand F. 127-3t* 'OR RENT—Handsomely Furnished Scan in private family, witn or without Board, 315'Ist st. 8.6. ; desirable for parties employed in the Cay itol or Coast Survey; modern improvements; 20 children, References exchanged. ap27- ‘OR RENT FonNisuep—A handsome Brown. stone Front RESIDENCE, near the ‘*Franklin &quare ;” cont Ans rooms, is elewantly fur- nished, ‘and has every convenience. Will | toa desirable private family for a term of years ce Fental. THOS. J. FISHER & oO. ott n.W- persons ; new. RES wSHED ROOMS, WITH BomaDrni story ; summer prices.’ Convenient to cars. KE st. nw. apl HE TREMONT HOUSE offers eo0a ee) with first-class pee Beare roe ea 25 and ap Onet month. House is well fu with and we way desirable. mente st conducted beardinz ers sooomms novis COUNTRY BOARD. Couxtey BOARD-3%4 mil shin, on thie Point of Hock Heike Detuenttal country home: fruit and shade trees. Will be kapt by an ex- perienced party. Apply Mrs. E. M. COBB, ; F Ww. ap29-2t* YOUNTRY BOARD.—Large house, ehady iawn, and fruit, Experienced honsckeeper. | Terns moderate. IY conveyance to Highiand Station, BeSO.K. Be Apply 18st Awe a 803 ‘OR RENT—BRIOK No. 730 2ist st. n.w., 8 rooms and bath. BRICK No. 115 Et soma ana bat 3H, Grcome bath, etable rand lance yards 830, FE 132 Youiers Bw? @ zoom aie. ae te: lw. BERT F. FONONG, 900 F een PP aot tt FRY SALE—Two LOTS, 21 oa feet each, on et side of Sth st., nears st., cheap. Ad: dnane Box 279, city. ‘ap26-51 FRE RENT—No. 06 Istst. 8.¢., aa Fargiind ‘SE, containing seven ‘roo with auoderm improvements. Inquire on a rein ap26-5t* ee Fe RENT—Flegant APARTMENTS on first and second flocrs; south astern and western exposure: all modern couveniences; at L02T Ver, mont avenue, near McPherson square. Ap26-6t FOR RENT—811 let st. n.w., BRICK HOUSE, 4 containing eleven roonis, with modern improve: ments, zood yard, side porch, facing south. Rent reasonable to a oad tenant. Possession wiven on the Ist of M For terms inquire at MARINES Halt 914 O16 Bete ae ap26-6t YOUNTRY BOARD.—Laurel, Md., midway be {een Baltimore and Washington, on B. & O. é thirty minutes’ ride. Pleasant rooms and Beets ae TABLE. 200 yards from Ststion. ap26-Im* MRS. NEWMAN. LOST AND FOUND. 1S aan 27th, on 9th st.,bet.D and M. n.w., GOLD MEDAL; one side containine Lord's Prayer,on reverse diagonal stripe, engrave d flowers. Reward if left 918 9th st. n it? OST—A black andtan PUPPY been cut: answers to name of Ti Reward paid if returned to eu Ne On Monda; ae AD a CHAIN Lo ORT \CKET. Bait reward wi' if returned 10 406 L st. 410 REWARD—No aS asked—will be psid 3B for return of open-faced GOLD WATOH, marked 8. W. Lawrence, to 1330 11th st. a5 Taken on the night of 28th March PERSONAL. Ak LADY I8 DESIROUS, OF GETTING SOME COPYING to do. Address at any time MS. BEADFOKD, City Post Office. EET AT ENT) STLE'S DTG STORE. cor. 12th it December, two valuable PACKAGES. Owner ‘will eall at onco and wetsames otherwise will be sold. QUNG TILDENITES, No. 2° TO 300, 000.— Bot our candidate is not nominated after personal and individual Jabor, then let our colon idere abide the consequences of vidiousness and tunjuetable opposition. Southern Tildenite, N ap29-3t ap28- I P. LIBBEY WILL CLOSE UP MAY Isr. < Uae indebted to him at positively call y before that day. more wet e baoruie in ‘Watches ow ° cases eer ap na ana Oe ‘OHN PATCH EXAMINES TITL! rts as to the responsibility of 05 FegP le. aeatrenen of jens on real estate.” n.w., 68.m. to 10 Pam. “Always in betored and froma td & anigs ‘ADAM ROSS, the long-established, reliable M ant aad ABtrOl ni piven Meta Ua faction in all affairs of life than any one in the pro- feasion; tells the past, present and future destiny; ives advi seslstanee on ‘all matters apper- Trovbur Gat Bassist Hane es nota z ven OF no Gon Booms, “400 2a Ry" above B at We P _———— re B,3- ¥, BIOORD, 141 W. Fayette st., Balto. mast of Necrors Debility, Evil F of 2 Palpitation of the Heart, ness, deducted f1 mar3i-3m 8. BERTSON, THE M D ae Consulting Phogicias ae Tadics Gentlemen, can be consulted in person every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY fro 309 . (ome gu It is im) it eo should oaks arrested ‘without delay, and SAVE INTEREST, vient acid AND OO8Ts. A liberal it Special = ont can be saved in settling Spec oe DICHSON, 0p23-lm 999 4 Street. F? KR SALE—RFASONABLE TERMS—Oottage-built BRICK “HOUSE, modern ~ improvements, grounds and shrubbery: {n gue of the Best ovaltes own: cars pass the door. inasire Hee corder’s Office, Oity Hail, * marie Tw* OR KENT — DWELLINGS, in the city, suburbs and the 01 10 to $100 per month. ON, 1212 Fst. n.w. ap2s-6t FOF SALE OR RENT—An elerant MANSION on Park et., near 14th street, Mount Pleasant, containing 20 rooms, furnished or unfurnish<d. city was, water and all modern improve nents, 18 acres, handsome lawn, fine old shade trees, vexe- table garden, fruit trees and large eeapery” stable room for 15 horses: rent for term of years or felon money terms. For Particulars ORE v. -im* FOR SALE Desitable S-room BRIOK HOUSE, bathroom, hotand cold wa- ier, and good 6 cellar: on easy terms. Inquire at 12 Fst.n.w., from 5 to 8 p.10. apl5 3a* |OR RENT—A pleasant Country RESIDENCE, Maryland, Metropolitan B. & 0. ; five minutes walk fi ne warden of ama fruit; etabling for horses ‘and carriages; rent $120 per year; no re- duetion for summer mouths. For particulars ap- ply tod. B. DIAMOND, Gaithersburg, Md. _4p19-mst a8 hear, Gaithersburg, Branc F% -A STABLE; one square east of City Wan aia and room for two vehicles ; ood. loft. Inguire Koom 1, 330 4 st. aval id Fe Te I a 13th st. ms; $25. No. 1826 16th ees ae Now, m. Le delightful Houses 3. 4 519 7th apl7 FOE, BENT OR SALE—A most attractive REST- DENCE, No. 605 Maple avenue, Le Droit Park; cight rooms and bath room, water, ree, cyen grates, wire screens in windows, bay window piazza, extensive lawn, fue croquet iow to’& good tenant. ‘Termsof sale can be hired near by. Apply on the pre eee RENT—From July 1st 1880, No. 1607 H -» next door ce any Geroorants residence, fronting Lafayette Square,_a first-cigae house in were respect. Apply to A- HYDE, Rizws & Co. asin SALE OR RENT—An elegant OOUNTRY MEAD, & 12 ACRES. improved Eels oe Fates " stable mises. snd basen ton, containing 8 fine fraud water? oue mile anda belt fone Brooks’ Btattos a ‘Metropolttat Branch of Buti- ore & ARS ve dives from City juisé of HELLEN € Si (oHOLRON, > a ie hat tten.w." RK RENT- ‘choice Zour 800} a RIQUSE, 1 1404 oatotet near Scott Statue. All Tn ainattes m.i., ‘and bath. “Rent Bist Bows or oro Of: W. P. aR: 7 5 15th st. ap7-1m Sees ye cane est situation in wit av health, access and pure spring water. Apply mae Eacstsy OR tcl in overy’ new bi new Mad Sih Ea Fospoct. iio: SE a tn HEAL ES- eet mont H. WARNER 916 F st. nw. a F%, RENT—Furnished PARLO! id BED- ROOMS and ROOMS eS furs for ho , and peat See BEDEOG! rote ge walla aver” Gore 436 at. aS a 11-9 RREMovar. SPICER, COMPTON & CO. Tiecessoms tO, G- BEIOKE) Have removed thelt BUTTER and OREESE Store from corner 9th and E sts. n.w. to 934 Louisi- ana Avenue, where they will continue %9 keep the best tetock of BUTTER, OHEES! » in the FINE GOODS, LOW PRICES, FAIR DEALING. stdak received alot of NEW MAPLE SYRUP and Bally receipts of choice, fresh N. ¥. BUTTER. by package only. [Re Rass .U BANKING CO. OF. ¥ buy Ml Ratlrosd and chs, ana double tn vestments ‘one in about jae. ‘They guarantoo agalast loss Bend for par R= -AL ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., Sr Coup Britprxa, Real Estate Avents and Auctioneers. FOR RENT—Two beautiful HOUSES in McPher- son Square, now building; willsoon be dinished. Other fou and STORES in different por- tions of the ci Call at our ae for Bulletin. FOR SALE—A very fine HOUSE, on Conn. 1sth et. and Jefferson Place—now being built. HOU! al el LOTS at different prices and on terms to Special attention will be paid to any tvosinessen: trusted to our care. 238 Fe BENT—1110 13th st.n.w , a desirable three- story, ten-room Brick DWELLING, with tuods ern improvements. Price $50 per month. FOR RENT—1209 Rhode Island new ten. room RESIDENCE, with modern conveniences; south front; on Government reservation. Price 850 per month. FOR RENT—1719 ans Island ave. n.w., hand- some BRICK RESID containing’ fifteen rooms, with every convenience. Bituation one of the best in Washington. FOR RENT—Small Brick on Pét., near Ist et.n. w. Price $10 per month. MONEY TO LOAN on good real estate security. THOS. J. FISHER & 00., 1223 F street n.w. apl7 RENT.- ‘OR — F THE OOROORAN BUILD! ING, Opposite U. 8. Takascny, 15TH STREET. Fine Stores, Offi Rooms—singly or communi- cating—tor Basiness Offices, Studios, etc. Wate- and closets on every floor. Elevator and steam heat. i for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. ‘OB SALE. ‘ALL & MARR, REAL Estate AND IN+URANCE AGENTS, 804 F st., LeDroit Building. 3 story and Tasemeit brick dwelling, D st., bet. 2a and 3d n.w.. 3 story brick dwelling, B.1. ave., bet. 9th and 10% pierce Place: ‘2etory and basement bk. dw'ng, 7 re. Columbia st., near 0, 8 rs., brick dwelling. 12th st.. bet.’8 and T) bri ick dwelling, 1 Te. 1300 Git brick dwelling 7 £050, ae dwelling, 9 r3. dwelling, ‘between North Capitol and ‘near On long Hae ale Ist, and F% Mie nw . five-story Brick, 17 rooms. 110 Ist. ‘New Double House, 3 stories and basement. 133 Cet. 8 -story and basement Brick. » three- STuittee ae sof Land adjoining the land of th n Acres of 0 je land of the ‘ashington Brick Machine Co. ‘CABRINGTON & GARRINGTON, Wi Attorneys-at-Law, 458 Louisiana avenue. FOR SALE. wee SALE-—A Bn leree! re BAY HORSE, suitabie r CONPe OF cai HEEN & OSBORNES STABL! XE, Gest, pear ith. aor SATEE BAY HORSE: has es fifteen miles in an hour. Sold for want, of, oes Call at 1409 20th attiee, ee a F& SALE—A Doctor's Bees in_firet- ‘sss order. Apply Bt ne 5 Couch Painter, Unonown. ap5-Im FOE, SALE Guear Bancatx ror Casn_—Rev- eral fine PIANOS that were out on, 5] instalments and returned. 723 7th HARNESS and VEHI- of every descri tion bought and sold promptly attended to, and Satisfaction s uaran F. DOWNEY'S Stable Lol 1ith st. n.w. p26. ap 3 R SALE—Pair of highly. bred BAY MARES, 6 y matched, drive single or double, high, guaranteed sound and a shee be res owner te st. n.w. Present er, Howard House. Fetes SALE—1 “Taras feetiy sound an er: Cont 8260: ShErNS 'B Stable’ sth EY, 939 Pa. ay CLE! All orders ited. ‘EYSER, ay0-43" young brown MARE, per- ee lady cay drive iisell her and To : No Veo Bass. oth and I et \ALE—A ST aECOND HAND ” SUIT- Bas forlight business purposes Ji ee var ys, Bugwies, ae nee Repairing promytis attends to pee Henoaiiory a and Factory eee Saas et, aps betweer D and Fe SALE—Just arrived—20 tea = = driving and Saddle eee nals b ao and speedy, at NY fapictn No. 645 New York ave. aE TRADE WAGONS. Wann te wie ly finished. TOP BUGGIES, DOOTOR. |ZTONS, one LANDAU CARRIAGE in order. Lot of Second-hand BUGGIES and WAGONS: for rale ee hike low on monthly ineiaimen instalments. JAS. K. PROB} Prospect st. reetown. marll-3m PROFESSIONAL. {e0T SURGERY, &c.— Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescences, Ohi!” Diaing and all other allments of the Feet sicoess- fully treated. DR. WHITE'S 19th consecutive year of practice in Washington, D. 0. His establiah- juente HAs Pennsylvania ‘avenue, (opposite Wil- class parties, we will make our cl cent. reas par W. E. BURFORD & 04 ap2T-Iw prea w om) TO LOAN FOR ae ss TaN bt $"tog pire of Dr. R. A. BACON ap26 Corner as and re ~ am MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In Sums To Surt, At Gand 7 per cent. =e: R. O. NOLTZMAN, apl7y 10th and F ste. Mo™=F Fo Toax— = £100,000 TO LOAN, {n amounte to suit, st 6 per cont. tnterest, on first-class gilt real estate security B. H. WARNER, marl? 916 F wt. nw BUSINESS CHANCES. SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT AND BACK TAX*8 at a ares discount. Ofice Room on first 8 ora Droit Building to rent che ay 29) N cca TENT OPPORTUNITY IS OFT 9 any desiring to enwage in the REST AL in central part of city. Sma: t and lonw time. Address RESTAT _ Star office. apa FE BALI devirable FARM, 128 acres pm ductive land; nest Laure! Station, Howard rooms, barn, dairy, ine hows, umes tinder rent to Abnudance of all kin ry pene frmite ood wal looking land ploughed for ex: and potatoes, 30 acres timothy and clover. 20 aces timberland. There i« conveyance at Lanre! depot on arrival of canine to the farm and back. Ad 3. A. MILLER, 402 Madison avenue Md, under a per ow f the Market House. Alexandrt m. on Thureday, May (th, 1sv, & A. turn) Ttis hal! is admirably -eareame desiring to ece the, off at Waterloo Btatic for information of Alexandria, Va balance in one, tw: &A wr iy AUTHUR HERBERT Terms of eale One-thir, nd three yeare, Fe Small ste NINTURES ae location, owner in other L New York ave. now ck of GROCERIES ana RE For Kent, in eo oR SALE TRARY of nice little FARM, adjoin ing city, with all stock and implements, will Suitable for dairy or ms ret ‘ARM, Star Ontice 3h Ware “An Fi $10,000, in Real Est: tion, which [guarantes t Buni clear profits. Address K aps. oR SAT lany's Val i ame Splendid. ra: yp ets HILL, Y te and St. iS ‘ce. THO Saitimore, Sti yore BUILDING LOTS ON V STREET N. w forsale. Have a south: frent, ay are improving locality. Call at 1921 M st_u.w VOR SALE—Veny Cuxar—BRICK HOUSI W., containing 9 roomie, with cellar all movera improvements. Smallcarh payment balance #40 por uth, without interest. For further yy Inquire 1106 0 st: u,wes after 4p ne OR SALE. —A two-story = a. back @utiding rick Progt ROUGE, with T soos, sas, water and bath ; good cellar and lot, @1, 700; #30 cash, balance to suit Purchaser, et er monthly, oe re, or semi-annually, st aix cont. & pecial is in several os ‘3, a8 te Toso on corner 224 and ¥2% {pot 9579, on corner ath an Je 2 ihe re i #2, 300" LA by st. tS an Ot ACES, On BNE EURPORD &00 , Estate Broker, 127 ea is offered ina £ E, 10 roome and cel rm eT hydrant in ear. 82,500; one-quarter © mlanoe on time. Small Lot taken in part pay One'square from street ars, 3 BqQuares f Capitol. MAIN & BROS. Parave-ohd Sd atest. Chation Hotel aplT-s,t," OR SALE—Four-story press 8 brick HOW a lelizbtful summer location; fronts south on & Dw. furnished or unfurnished , Very clea). owns net is eoiOe OeeT small cash payment balan lime. Ad: — Star aioe, or KR. 0. HOLTZMAN, tor: F and {oth ats ap 26- is bg CHEAP—One Sey 4 BUGGY, claes manufacture, and Hah, business WAGON: ail in thorough repair. ©. H 482 Louisiana avenue. me ‘or —Three-story cor- KR SALE—A Rane Cuance ner HOUSE; both fronts of press brick, with rown stone basement and trimmings; handsome tide yard and fronting Ashland Park, corner of (th and fests. n.%. Apply at 5121 st. n.w, ap2s-lw GE ALERT wo tare, hear Stewart Castle and Dupont Circle, ‘agsachusetts ave., between 20th and 2iet ste. ;26 fect each front: situated north side. Termseasy.’ Address W.L., Star office ap23-6t* Gen, UNENCUMBERED LOTS WILL BE I taken in hole or part payment for now seven room, bay-window Pressed Brick HOUSE, north- west; rents well. Address Box 32, Star office.ap23-6t" A EINE CHANCE FOR BUILDER qaltee besa r sale looking on to the Capitol grounds. A house will be taken in part pm + and balan oe be taken o hood JO} SHERMAN | Eo. ica, ap23-1w St. pod 3-stc r, bath- r 1, mod- ood stable in 1 Extat Cloud Building. Fe SALE Teelve BoUsEs, ranging in price from #1, 200 to each. Great bargains. For partic Aue ll a, ROHRER, 600 Tih et, R E PALE-Tint sant RESIDENCE cor. 4th 9 rooms, il modern 10 rovements, and in all respects a model home, with la: lot; will be sold cheap. For terms apply to L. Wi. GUINAND, Ga3 Laas apld-tn SS ee Wis eae, BOUNTY LAND WAR- RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead CLAIMS, and willbe paid. WiETTAaT Be acts Attorne 1) , Room 41, Le Droit Buildini ig pee PIANOS . AND ORGANS. DAVIS & CO.S Y-SEV! HALLE, ‘ded eyes = rE ave beet st PREMIUMS and received at the 13 am ee powition THE MOL ‘OF Boson and ERTLIFICATE GF DISTINCTION. Achoise as- eee of these beautiful mstruments on hand and for sale low and on Small instalinente at the st. a. 7 ‘Agency roome,b11 9th st Gfice ore ea term | er realy” “H. L. SUMNER. IGE.—The Dental ofice and business of the | ]DIANOS FIRST QUALIT sre ieee ie eae ay | ESCORT Aire Om vent contin ephew, Dr. 0.3. WAT ormerly of 918 Pa. TERMS 70 SUIT and BEST. OF OL ‘ERS, A avenue. A continuance of Patronage is 18 respect. od. H. JOHNSTON, Bemoved from OE Warcreomn, oe and Kepairs done bor Hm am Twenty years’ experience. aplo- Parcs nests aay AT PRICES THAT SIDNEY T. M. TALBOTT, Dzwrist, ‘Bemoved to southeast and! moved ronment coer ih ana Wate OIL 80a4P, For the the of Greea Bugs that infest Rose Bushes and plants. ‘Fresh supply by 14th and I and 24 and D sts. n.w. 3 CARD 5 fete te es 81.00. Sracghible cee, 2m R24... D YPSPESIA FBS Tth st. nw., as new and are war- carly if desire "ss, apa-ly oO} 528 Oth street, cor. F All kinds Rented and Repaired. S* bay pe neta pity 616 sane emace ave. aig «