Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. CROSBY 8. NOYES.... Editor. es fhe Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper published in We » and equal totha of ali the other daily papers here added te- gether. eee ‘Tax Stan has a direct wire from its news room to the Western Union Telegraph office in New York city, from which wires radiate to all parta of the globe, and is therefore enabled to secure the latest ews by its own operator from every quarter up to within a few moments of going to press. It is the Only evening paper south of Philadelphia which re- Ceives exclusively the Associated Press dispatches. —— What the Country Wants, Occasionally something is sald in Congress about providing some rule for the count of the electoral vote, but our law-makers generally seem toregard the subject with Indifference, and the prospect of any legislation of this character at the present session is very slight. This is a question in which the people of the country feel a great deal of interest, and if their wishes could influence Congress the matter would not be neglected any longer They do not want to be kept upon the ragged edge of suspense and anxiety over the settlement of another electoral controversy. The experience of 1576-77 demon- strated not only the importance but the vital necessity for some definite rule for the count of the y<ts for President and Vice President. Such a rule, In order to be fair, must be made in advance of the election. Partisanship sways Congress in the determination of all political questions, and the temptation to gain an ad- Vantage in psidential election by putting a favorable construction upon the language of the Constitution in relation to the count is more than any party majority can resist. A plain, practicable and just law for the regulation of the count and the government of all proceed- ing connected with it would relieve the coun- try of anxiety In the event of a close election, and it 1s the duty of Congress to enact such a law before It adjourns the present session. ——_—<$. The Republican Muddle in Illinois. The anti-Grant republicans of Chicago have now, when it 13 too late to repair the error, discovered that they committed a grevious mts- take in denying to the third-termers their pro- portion of the delegation from Cook county to the Illinois state convention. Senator Logan, as the leader of the Grant forces, claimed only forty-one of the county delegation, and conceded the remaintog fifty-one to the opposition. This, Of Itself, was a virtual admission of defeat, as they bac p<: sistently claimed before the primary election tat they would have at least two- thirds of the delegation. Had the anti-Grant managers been content to conduct the convention under the ordinary party usages they could have outvoted their Opponents on every proposition, and thus prove to the country that the third-term proposition had been condemned tn the great metropolis of Illinois. Besides, they could have controlled the Cook county delegation to the state convention, and have made use of it to defeat a Grant dele- gation from that state toChicago. The bolters were shrewd enough to elect 'n theirconvention at the Palmer House only the number of dele- gates they had claimed from the regular con- vention. They could as easily have appointed a full delegation of ninety-two, but they preferred to go to the state convention im the guise of an injured and out- Faged minority, seeking from that body only their rights which had been dented them by the local convention. The great advantage gained by the Grant forces from the bolt ts that it in- sures them control of the state convention. The anti-Grant delegates from Cook county will not have a voice in the temporary organiza- ton, and, leaving out that delegation, ail ac- counts agree that the third-termers will have a Majority. After getting the organization they will probably neutralize the Cook county dele gation by dividing it equally between the two factions, and then its admission cannot have any effect towards preventing Grant instruc- tons. It fs quite clear that the Washburne and Blaine managers at Chicago suffered them- selves to be outgenerald by the Grant minority, and it may be regarded as equally clear that both factions will be made to suffer for their Tashness in the event that Grant ts withdrawn —_—+s=-_____ Whatever the Methodists may think of Col Ingersoll’s theology or want of theology, they cannot but admit that he shows pluck in the advocacy of his theories. He chose the time 0 the meeting of the general conference of tha cburch tn Cincinnati as the occasion for deliv ering im that city his lecture entitled “What Shall we doto be Saved?” Whether this time Was selected in the hope of making converts from the large body of preachers sure to be assembled then and there, orina mere spirit Of bravado, nobody knows probably but Col. Ingersoll himself. But however that may be, pluck had its reward in this case, as it general- ly has, in some form or other. Pike’s Opera House,'in which the lecture was delivered, was Iterally packed. It is said that nearly three thousand persons were present, and every aisle and niche, where standing room only was af- forded, was filled with eager listeners. The elo- quent speaker was frequently applauded, most Voeiferously, and generally in his most radical passages. This fact,in connection with the handsome pile of greenbacks brought away, must have been a great comfort to the gallant Jecturer, whether he made any converts or not. caesar nmeees Democratic members of Congress are daily receiving written protests from the prominent men of their party throughout the country against the adoption of the Randall plan of €arly adjournment. These protests are coming from the north and the south, and the wisest men of the party join in advising against any- thing like hasty legislation. A letter received to-day by a member, from a democratic gov- ernor of a state. says Congress had better re- Main in session all the year than to neglect the public interests or let them suffer by a hasty adjournment; that a hurried adjournment means Lasty and ill-considered legislation, for Which the democratic party will be held to a Strict responsibility. This writer thinks no better scheme to benefit the republican party could be devised, and hopes the democratic party will not bedrawn into It. ————— The general conference of the M. E. church. now in session at C!ncinnatt, agreed upon to- day for the election o: bishops, and the proceed- ings will be Invested wih unusual Interest be- cause of the proposition to elect one colored man to the Episcopacy. At least three and probably four new bishops are to be chosen, and the colored delegates have been urging their right to one out of the number. The Proposition was received with due consideration by the conference, and no decided objection has been made to it provided a colored man with Sufficient qualifications for the exalted position €an be found. The names of several eninent colored divines have been suggested to the con- ference, and it ts highly probable that one of them will be invested with the honor and dig- ity of a bishop in the church. The annual May thaw, which came toa close ‘ast evening, in this locality, at least, seems to have occurred this year rather earlier than ‘usual, as it has also been more severe and try- Ang. It appears, too, to have extended all over wnearly the whoie country, and in many locall- ties the heat was more oppressive than here, In a number of places the mercury touched the nineties, and in St. Louts several severe sun Strokes occurred. With this heated term out ‘of the way, the chances now are that we shall have pleasant weather until weil towards July - —__ere—__. ‘The channel squadron sent out by the British Wovernment to search for traces of the cruising ‘training ship Atalanta, has returned without discovering any tidings whatever. The officers ‘who conducted the search felt confident that ‘the Atalanta had foundered at sea, but they hoped to find some sign that would tend to how what had been the fate of the sitip. 8 —_ CABLE BRIM MANILLA STEAW HAT, GENTLEMEN, OALL AND SEE THEM, Ar WILLETT & BUOFE’S. pyle oO” SPECIALTY FOR THIS WEEE, THE HANLAN-COURINEY SUIT, IN SIX DIFFERENT PATTERNS. PRIOE a. sia. sit, $14. sia. $l4. WELL WORTH Sis. CALL AND SEE THEM AT THE “FAMOUS No. 400 Seventh st. n.wes CORNER D. MERICAN HEALTH ibe les —The Summer and Its Diseases, by Dr. J. 6. Wil- son; Sea Air and Sea Bathing, by ‘Dr, ar H. Pack- sr Hearing and How to Keep It, by Dr. 0. Hl. Burnett; BICe ERE and "How to are for It, by Dr. G. 0. Harlan; Our Homes, by Dr. H. Garishorn Brain-work and Overwork, by Dr. H. C. Wood. Long Life and How to Reach Ty b #on ; The Mouth and the Teeth, by -W WM. BA & SON, BooksELLERS AND STATIONERS, myl2 428 7th st. n.w. Gf Mee eae: BET & CoO. ANDARD ORGANS, combine pret power, most durable, sign, and lowest prices. G, L. WILD & BRO:, 723 7th st. n.w., iy authorized manufacturers’ agents for the pirtnet of Columbis and Alexan Also, Agents for the unrivalled Bon PIANOS. Pianos for rent at very low rates. myl2 VHEAP COFFEES have usually a strong, / rank flavor, objectionable to the taste and often injurious to the health of those who use them. The Secret of the success of myl2 BURCHARD'S CANNED COFFEE is that in it these common faults do not appear. Sold only by E. M. BURCHARD, DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES, myl2-w&s 354 Penna. ave. eet Est REN, - BRING THIS Weer— 10 pieces 1 sit, gitd Wool Black Grenadines, from to $1. 10 rises all ak Black Grenadines, from $1.50 to 50 econ Silk and Wool Grenadines, in colors, from 60 cents per ysrd up. In all kinds and qualities of MOURNING G GOODS: our stock was never so large and well asso1 ‘We are now offering Barzains in many ae- sirable fabrics for Summer Wear, to which We in- Vite the attention of all. W. M. BRO myl2 siz ‘Maree. Bbace. _PECIAL NOTICE. THE NEW YORK LIFE INS. COMPANY, Nos. 246 anp 348 Broapway, New York, Has sppouneay Messrs. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, maiee 62 (ae Tt FOR THE DIS- Thiet staunch Old Coeicadis is well known in this cemmunity, and needs no.words of commendation as to its reliability or methods of insurance; un- like some of the other loading Life Companies, it is PuRELY MvTvaL, and ite TONTINE, INVESTMENT Policy is especially, at tractive, combining insur- ance with a 5 profitable invest [PANY ORGANIZED 1845. ASH toh cae 1, 1880. ss ee SU ReLe my! uM _____ | i STATE LOTTERY. This ix the on and endox 38,998,000 +87, 000,000 nly Lotery of any State ever voted w the people. , UNPREDENTED ATTRACTION! OVER HALF A MILLION DiSTRIBUTED! na and Gh five years, to which contract the inviolable 5? State fs p) ‘which pl hi ‘an overw! Po in the new cor D. ith take place monthly. {t ne Look at the following “Distribution: GRAND PROMENADE CONGERT, During which will take place the 121st GRAND MONTHLY AND THE Extraordinary Semi-annual Drawing, At New Orleans, TUESDAY, Jung 151TH, 1880, [der the personal eupervision and management of BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana, ana Gen: SGBAL A EARLY. of Virwinis: CAPITAL PRIZE, $100,000. §2-Notice.—Tickets are TEN DOLLARS only. Halves, 85. Fifth, 82." ‘Tenths, 81. LIST OF PRIZES. 11,279 Prizes, amounting to Gen-G-T. BEAUREGARD, of La. UEAL A. EARLY, of Va- age eerie tc tatee es ene ac only be made 6 Office of the Company in New Orieans. "Write for circulars or send onasrs te A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans La., Cocniusionses or same person at No. 319 Broadway, New York. J. P. HARBACH, 1416 F st. ote Washington, N. B.—Thia Com; has N BRITISH POSSEBSIONS: ant a pwnd pine tending to be 40 and otherwise are SWINDLERS Or (COPENHAGEN SNUFF. WEYMAN BROS.’ CELEBRATED COPENHAGEN SNUFF, Is Gass anp EARTHEN JARs. Tange in size fr ONE OUNCE to TEN POURDE. ‘Al udgen ot aauts oe oe oa ita trial, as it has the indorsement of connoisseurs wherever tried. The Trade supplied at Factory Prices. GEO. W. COCHRAN & C@., TELS Pennsylvania avenue, myll-6t Agents for the District of Columbia. S PECIAL NOTICE. MER GEORGE LEARY. FORE The CAPES OF VIRGINIA. of this Semen front Norfolk NEXTSUNDA’ Without extra cl ‘The LEARY leaves, ee at 103.m., and re- turns to Norfolk about 3 at Fortress Prouroe potas. and returning, ‘and at 4 p.m., leaves ‘orfo. ‘ashi Pe ft inthe tripsof the esi dae ae 3 music nd di aot ihe come and take passage, be eae . acme cates amt “<Rinwle passage to Norfolk or Old Point, 81; round B. F. DODD, Agent. CREAM, erannts Bebe f-arvar. Tt is not robbed of its paity to enable os to soll it Strawberry burch Wor aeteetipane. pees, and they can be made up of « dossn osu ditforeat eee RINT Ps ee, 1m,2dc2dp 1437 New York ave, PROPOSALS FOR COAL. QFFIcE OF THE a a! ‘Wasarnctow, D. May 13, will paeaioel until SAT! paint es oe rte A 12 o’cLock ™., flies ped ith fifty (60 tous aoneee ‘8 Grock ana ‘Ocal run of the mine, best qi wErcporas will, be endorsed on the env hoe Bros For varioales inquire st at this office. IN D. DEFREES, mayl2-3t Public Printer. ee Wwmt= buck wuere a LINEN DUSTERS OPENED TO-DAY. LADIES RIDING HABITS TO ORDER. W. 8S. TEEL, mys 935 Pennsylvania ave. Grecian OFFERINGS or NEW GOODS, ar GREATLY REDUCED PRIOES. OHILDBEN'S WHITE CAMBRIO DRESSES, At 80 cents to $1.37; well made. OHILDREN'S AND YOUNG MISSES' NAINSOOK DRESSES, Trimmed with Hamburg Edging and Lace, From $1.25 to $4.35—best value ever offered. INFANTS’ LONG ROBES, 1.35 to $2.00—a great bargain. NEW STYES IN PARASOLS. In all shades. LADIES’ WHITE ORGANDY AND SWISS SUITS, Elegantly trimmed, From $22.00 to $35.00. NOOT’S, myf-Im 915 Pennsylvania avenue. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. ___ COUNTRY BOARD. _ Ware Ire, SALRSLADIES at SAM- STAG'S Dew store, 730 7th st. myl12-2t NTE rae oo RESSMAKEKS. No. 422 7th st. 0. . Aa ANTED—A woman COOK at 816 1th st. n.w.; Me references required. Apply from 10 0s. 20 ANTED—A seqond hed DESK: tat wW top one preferred. Address Hox 2am Cig WE ae two pentieinen! moous aa dress P.G., Star office. scape Wemustince WOMAN to doveneral housework ; nist have reference. Inquire at 91 Prospect st., Georgeto myl2-3t WAstep-pa0c GUERK: ¢ young man of one og twoyears experience. Address PHARMA. GIST, Star office. It ANTED_Filty bright CHILDREN to sing rhymes. pride wh at se, ie door of ge Rational ‘heater, Fri eh roe $ ~ my Woe ee Comepca non and on cylinder Tess. ly FRENCH, Printer, 623K st. D.w. © Te 'ANTED—Experienced white and colored SER- VANTS, with reference, for city, ahd con try. Families furnished on short notice. 926 aH = n.w. C.£. PRIGE & OO. WARZED Several young, LADIES to work at dressmaking, at n.w. Sponge bat ed, "is APPR pea hands ne Ale V ANTED—By a respectable white woman 8 SITUATION as chambermaid or nurse; will- ing to Jeave the city. Apply at 1822 I st. n we mp: V ANTED — Two communicating furnished ROOMS, with board, for gentleman and wife, where there are few or aoe other boarders. dress, stating price, A. M. R., star of ANTEL—A Sano furnished HOUSE by a responsible party until next ¢ Deemer, oe ce ich a moderate rent will be paid. Address {tar office. anti MEDIATELY—A neat colored GIRL to cook, wash and iron in asmall a uls must have city recommendations. Apply at 1318 New York ave. n.w. apply. two (Que OF HAIR MADE INTO BRAIDS for 81. Old faded Braids renovated and new hair added to and made into new styles of Plaits, At H. PHILIPPI’S, mayll-2t* $02 7th st., near H. he CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO. fore existing between QHARLES MEYER ‘and HERMAN G! is day been dissolved by intial consent Chane ‘Meyer’ will continue the Business Of the late ae of Meyer & Grimme, Fresco House and Sign Painters. )H AL MEYE! RLES myl0-3t* HERMAN GRIMM) pABeams IN DRY GOoDs. LAWNS and PEROALES, 1234. Beautiful PRINTS, 8 cts: Single and Double-width BUNTING. Black CASHMERES, 400. to $1.25. Black SILKS and SA'TINS. Colored aud Fancy SILKS, very chea, All our Dry Goods at the very Lowsst Parors. WM. BR. RILEY, RIney Burprxe, Cor. 9th and E. UST RECEIVED FROM SARATOGA, my8-6t the celebrated GEYSER WATER, !n bottles and |. Also, the SUMMIT WATER, from Maine, fheae Waters, refrigerated, will’ be on draught from this tims Ice-cold BUDA WATER, with pure Fruit and Syrups. OSs PHO! at lowest rates. G. G. C. SIMMS, my! Cor. Lith st. and N. ¥. ave. nine oe House Owners A are requested to call and cxamine the Stock of TE LE MANTELS at tho NEW yone MANTEL, FAOTORY. Prices charger a than any house in the District. Also a large stook of robes, Parlor Grates, Andirons, Gas, Loxs, & Soap! Stone Lining, Ook Stoves, Ranwes, Ke. mars-2w* ne SS C street northwest. JPUskrvELE THE LAST WEEK For Our Bargains in SEWING MACHINES. 100 SEWING MACHINES to be sold this week from $13 to 820 each, in perfect order, warranted for three years. NEEDLES, OILS, PARTS, &c., for all machines always on hand, At OPPENHEIMER'S, my8 528 Oth street, Cloud Building. [shee THE La $3.4 AND $5 BOYS ANTED—A respectable white GIRL to care a baby, and dogeneral housework; must come well peccunniendsd: Apply 600, cor. 14th and E sta. my12-2t* Wate family of four adults small HOUSE, or four or five rooms; location be- tween E,M, 8th and 16th sts. n. w. ;best references. Address psn M., 912 14th st. n.w. moyl2-2t* ANTED—MAN and WIFE to xo to the coun- try; man to work on farm, wife to do general housework. Also a steady, honest, industrious young MAN to drive a milk wagon; references re- quired. Apply at 1121 11th st. n.w. _ my12-6t* WANTED By xentleman responsible, careful, and of experience, good HORSE and OAR’ RIAGE for summer. Any one going out of town for the season can seranre | eae by ad- dressing A. 8. 8., Star y12-2t* WANTED Good sized front ROOM. well fur- floor, closets; terms not over $10; between M,"K, 9th and 13th 6! Address Ee Room 43, 6th ‘Auditor's '8 office. WaAXtED=aoons and BOARD for agentie- ian, Wife and grown daughter, ina private family, pleasantly located, where they can have the comforts of an agreeable and permanent home. ‘Iwo airy chambers and a good table required Ad- dress, with terms, Lock Box 648, city. my12-3t* W ANIED MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR: ‘ANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead CLA! neg and all windsor and Scrip, for prnich ishert rates ‘will be pi WILLIAM’ 3. astorney Bt Law, Hoom 4, Lo Dro Butainn. my) 1-2 myll drers H. J., City Post o myli-2t" ANTED-—One first-class Journeyman ae ee at Ebbitt House Hair Dressing Saloon. WwW Seon aE and APPREN- TICES at Mise DEVLIN’S, 2116 Pa. es 2. y yy ANTED—Two Unfurnished ROOMS on first floor for an elderly wentleman and wife. Ad- ice. ANTED—A GIRL to do housework for a small German preferred. Also, a colored BOY, Wathroterance, Wo. 308 10th at, n.Ww.m11-2* TW 4N7E5—1, 000 SUITS of GENTS' QUOTHES to clean, at 1003 F st. Price $1. per suit. ory best work by competent hands. Goo called for and delivered myl11-2t* WANZED A thoroughly ‘experienced HAND in making Hee. Sen ore We cs roe Ge ref- erences require: at ennsylvapia av., Capitol Bil. ee i myll-2t* ANTED—Two unfurnished ROOMS: cons eae and one small), second floor, between 9th and 14th sta., N.Y. ave. end E st. ‘Address, mating terms, &c., @., 1112 N. ¥. ave. myll-2t* WANTED, A respectable white Woman. of re- duced circunistances, would feel grateful for foe nation "8 Or ae WASHING, and wil! guaran- satisfacti: Address D. D. O., Star office. Ee RENT—810— Five-room brick sone 721 Rene. near H-street oars. Key at No. es eve oR cos wren Ros amet &e. located ; any te H st.n.w. mayl2-3t 3 Faroese ‘very choice four-story Brick HOUSE, Toe ie iinet . = ses Statue. All rooms and bath: it 835. Inquire at thehouee or of WeEe MYERS T1Sisth ot aidim ‘OR Paty pan roof ae No. 730 ‘21st st. : 840. Brick, Ro. 105 Est.’ nw. roo! Ho sie L &, D.w.;6 rooms, large = Apniy ALBERT F. . FOX, No. 920 F st. n.w. mi ENT A three qiory BRIGR HOUSE, fi Fehier cat ead o oa Rent very moderate. Adi or ay. ioe. F We FOR RENT, AND SALES OF EOP ARTY oar VATE ANI ANd AE AUOTION Bulletin issued on the 1 ‘at the office of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 819 oath, at Dew. myl2-3t* entrance ; a few steps from Rent $10 per month. Inquire at 926 Sint : R KENT—Six-room HOUSE, No. 1413 11th st. n.w.; rent Also, oné new ten-room HOUSE; 816 per month.” Aprly 1106 5 Ls tte JOR KENT—Furnished ROOMS, 912 Fat. TW. also Board, 15 Bost Neat PRESSED BRICK, 1504 13th st _n.w.. near Iowa Circle; southera exposure: papered and painted to suit if taken this wel $35. 0118 BIGELOW, 605 7th et_n.w. myll-2w FOR BENT_BRICK HOUSE, containing seven rooms, With all modern improvements; houte Nov 1797 7th at, nw. Kent 815 per month. Inquire No. 403 7th st. mylL-8t POR BENT verze j= Ap—One nicely Furnished FRONT ROOM, suitable for one or two persons; also, ope HALL BED- ROOM, in house with modern conveniences. 815 6th st. n-w. mylL-3t* FOR REND unixg mire SuMMes—A Furnished HOUSE in LeDrcit Park; house contdins seven rooms and bath-room and has sonthera and western exposure. A family without children preferred References exchanged. Address LEDROIT PARK, Star office. myl1-3t OR RENT—Two communicating Front and Back ROOMS, on second floor: bath adjoining: convenient to street cars. No. 1256 8th st. my10-3. ‘OR RENT—One six-room HOUSE, all modern improv ert 16 per month; 133 st. s.w. Inquire 228 With 8.w., JOHN PETIT myl0-3t* FE BENT OR SALE_A beautiful COUNTRY LACE, ten-room house, good stable gad car. Tiage-house; plenty of fruit. Ad Star cfice. 3103 att OR RENT—291 Fct.n ten rooms, a modern imps. ; 840. 1030 iat teh rooms, all modern imps. : $45. 1510 ating at ew. fe ToomE, was and water; $15. Xen HOWER & SON, 1212 F st. n.w. W shyl0-6t FOE SALE—On terms of $150 cash and $25 monthly, new seven-room HOUSE, with eyery imedern improvement, half block from P-st. Circle and 13th st bay ‘ments to suit urchasers, if bo eixht Prees Brick Front HOUSES, and every modern een fronting south on ., between 1th and 1 lock Portit of Lincoln. Pan (co 81,650 thin month, EUILDING LOTS to lease and sellin overy part of city. “J. W. STARR, 1429 New York ave. myl0-6t Fo RENT—A comfortable HOUSE, modern Pee evemente Seponite Shepherd Building, a prominent OORNER ST TORE a ‘BW ELLING, on pital Hill; moderate rent to a good tenant. Inquire No.423 11th st.n.w. m8-1m_ PGE SALE, At a barcain, a LOT twenty, b one hundred feet, on S st. n.w., between 16th and i7th sta.” Apply fo DUVALL & MARR, Real Estate Brokers, Bt my3-6t Fé Ate 9, 10, 13, ae 17 and 18 De- at, between Conn. and 17th st.n.w., having a frontage of "by 100 deep. Tin Lots are most desirable for private residences. and Yul be gold at reasonable prices, on ters t9 guit. LSON & Ct ) 7th st. n., 2d Nat iz. Nat. Bank Br my7-6t Fe, RENT Elegant APARTMENTS at reduced rates; southern, eastern and western exposure; all modern conveniences; at 1027 Vermont avenue, near McPherson square. my5-1m Fa SALE—An Elegant RESIDENOE ona K opposite Franklin Square. Price $22,000. Bix Eft entin deferred payments. Very Tbetar terms. . DOWNMAN, 412 7th st. my5-eo2w Foe RENT—Several of those elt it soneet in ‘‘Grant ihe on East Capitol st., bet, 2d and 8d sts. .can be leased to first- nants lower than any Tike houses in the District;each house handsomely finished; contains 14 rooms, 3 bath reome, laundry, &c., and all modern improve- ments; water supplied by steam force pump to all parts of the house stable, and front and back paras. adorned wit brubl fone to and Peon. axe tw, eH. 0. Be of Ww. EYON, cor ih and Deta‘nwe TASTED elderly, Lady three Unfurnished J $5, 8 and $10 Boys Dros Suits a beauty. BOO! S, pudtaa “for housekeeping, in re- my Lim ene Oat vif oats. BS pace okeniates senate, Tea aes yes not He eat iat uta” | ¥ROR RENT-STORE, with STABLE and OEE. Sia Site (iniddlo acs), “frm colors. 810 months Adc nO BTORS, ae HY EAR commer of Sth and L sts. uw. ws Apoiy t ane 0! 8 13th st. n.w. Alpaca Goat in ioons” Waite Vents ace BL Osea | W\ ANTEDIFAMILIES to Turaish with white oe jnblug Flannel Panta, 81-60, ‘upwards. Straw ‘and colored Servan a, Latiadresses, FG RENT A fst class RESIDENGE, situstad Leap. Phe lancost atx nee ded in own, and procs | LAD eae heel ee a cesar ana omer | af, Cn muode land ato., between, 18th ay ny 8 in town otis. fows gid and iG Par avec J. WeBELDY: ays” | BeDON SLB S OG. ei ate ere motlee: EDD. No. 1402 14th st. nw. De THE E TO GET AWN- Now * INGS. ae 3. ST Ww 29-Im_ No. Sry Market ‘Space. (UP 8Tani ) were WAVES, WAVES Wi EMONGEOT’S MMEROBIAL. “61 616 9th oy aes oppoelte ite U.8. Patent Office. CARD? PHOTOGRAPHS FOR $1.001 Best Finish ee PhneeeD ™ BLACKLIDG: Market Spacesbet! Tih and Sth sia, apl9-40e EMETERY | NOTICE! — STATUARY, Ca TTALIAN MARDER Wa NUMENTS. EAD BZONES, MANTELS, Bo nied wil BS vol at BANITE MONUMENTS 1 nade to order, BANITE MONU: ay, Ww. publ nnsy! ane OVE: We 6 Pe: ‘Ave em oe, aprs H¥ (CTOGRAPH OR CHROMOGRAPH CASES FILLED, called for and deliversa; Eegal 6: 81.50; Sole et fn Tok, 16 cts, ver ap, 10 (dress or ni oO. BERGER, 609 Let. n.w. erst GS SIZARY PLUMBING. YEARS AS. F BRIEN, 240 Oth st. nawe, epialy ofthe eens tis proper sanitary ae fy a FO} ent. promptly flied. ap6-im" ir tCHeELL COOKE & CO. & STOOK BROKERS, Ped Broadway, New York, Buy and sell on small 8 all Stocks quoted on New York Stock Ex change ano deal in ‘Stock Priv lege Contracts at close, rates. Oorrospondence 80. licited. Re ap9-60 RMYAND NAVY.— Officers of the Armyand Navy, absent from Washington, can have thet Watcher, wher needing repairs, expressed to me; the Coe ateeae they will receive at my hands ply repay the cost. Address N. J! NSEN, Gennes ‘8 Stationery ee 0.) ANTED-GENT’S CLOTH! to make and Tepalr, Boye’ Clothes cut and Mads in neat nt's Fiae Pantaloons @ B specialty. Fine Bi ‘and satisfaction asst 1928 Pennsylvania ave. tomatoe EUCALYPTINE From Australian Trees. For ede ratches, and (ee Affections.* For Hands Foupened E by household <o2: &e. For Toilet s re, Tender Feet Bo Ga Gornt, 8 rBiunont, &s, ‘or Hemorrhotde—an In’ For Burns Mosquito Bites and Sunburn, Perfectly Clean in Use. Bold by all Druggists. Price 26 cents. marl9-3m "RESENT ONE Grae Sue DeRGSST anutactort ries in the UGGTES, PHAETONS, son ‘BION TOPS, &c. We- aim to tite the most for the money. Repairing so- licited.” KIDDIE BROS., cor. 13% st. and Penn- sylvania may3 G, = SHERIEF, ot, rieiG8t anp Woop, ™ fea aManton Tne am age t Pa, Ave. | pPepot and Mille, Waierand N street, Poto av GET THE BEST. THE ORLEBRATED CONCORD HARNESS AND COLLARS. LUTZ & BRO., 407 Pennsylvania avenue, Sole Agents for the sale of Hill's Celebrated Concord arness. TRUNKS and HARNESS in great variety, at Careful attention paid to repairing. my8-1m Hsien COTTA WINDOW CAPS, /FAOTURED FROM THE FINEST OLAYS. VERY ORNAMENTAL, of all kinds of and and in imitation o stone, Just as ri For sale sts heavy discount from former prices. TERBA OOTTA VASES, SEWER PIPE, STOVE OROOKS, &o., aT THE LOWEST RATES. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA Co., 401 New Jersey ave., Wiirer a MAN in Washington to supply Stores, Restaurants and Families, with Crabs the coming season ; can either buy for cash oral oncommission; a chance for the right man tomake money. Address SHIPPER, P. O. Box 29, Baltimore, Ma. mya ANTED—Ten first-class VEST HANDS. The rices paid. Bring semis 0 or Oe: Apply Roe ttt oth et aw 3t ANTED-—A large number of ee a and other experienced Male Help, white and colored, wanted for summer hotela nee Now “BB |S ess) or appl; ‘an! a Dey Broadway, New York city. my10-1m Winnie to be Buy—FRAME HOUSES that re- No. juire to be BIRO Ved: Apply to W. 8. Ces 2133 G et. my8-61 Wastes ane -aged WHITE ROMER child’s nurse. Toa thoroughly food one a permanent situation and ood wastes wiil be given. jest of Raped requi and given. Grae Box 58, btar Office. myl0-4t Ws TED—AGENTS to sell the most useful arti- Me manufactured. Liberal terms to first-class Address OOX & CO.. 278 Crape st., Syr- desired, aoe fey ps jee especially can sell itto advantage. ANTED—FAMILIES to furnish with Ser- ts. us. rs ptt and colored Ser- ae RENT—Two furnished SARTaina ek gec- ond floor, en suite, southern exposure; bath, Pater, &¢.,,08 same oor: rent reasonable. No.519 18th et., bet. E and F ats.n.w. myl-Im FOR.BENT—The STORE and DWELLING No 1830 Ket _n.w. It will be rented low toa id Tesponsible tenant. Avply toNo. 1134 my’ Fa SALE—LOT on 16th st., near cor.B.I.ave., directly north Scott's circle, 22x125 ft. to 20 ft. alley ; must be sold, owner leaving oe pena = st. FE RENT—No. 406 Istst. s.0., @ a HOUSE, containing seven ‘root ones! improvements. me 5 with all rem~ p26! dw |ALE—REASONABLE TERMs—Cottage-buil Rice HOUSE, modern = provement oy eronnds and shrubbery: in = he the Dest localities of pass the . in i cordsre OMes Of HA asa mari coer SEC See OMG, Cy Bae eI ONE Fok SALE On RENT An elegant MANSION pioune: Sone it, eautiatae. 20° rooms, Sear unfurnish-d, city gas, water and all modern “im rovements, 18 acres, handsom , fine old shade trees, Eile garde trees and ees grapery, stable mn for 1b horses: Will Font fer Ura er vee oe fella on ney terms. For particulars inquire of J. V. Inquire on vants. ap2d-im' vants, with reference. "4 ent Offices,” No. 320 F stucw. Of PRIOR SOOT ay oA POR RENT Hirom uly let, 1800, No. 1607 H Frottiig fatatet Gatto; aera LOST AND FOUND. every reapect. ca HYDE, Rinws &Oo-a13-1m OB RENT AND 8: OST—On Saturday, May 8, in Ditttewel teres a eit Tear oop Re eal or send f EAL ES- Pleage return to Bureanot Laute and receive reward. Looe? Saturday evening, a TOURER. BOOK, contsinings ‘@ receipt, some small change and a Herring's 6a Suitable reward if Jett at O. sOHNEIDER’S, No: 1207 F st.n.w. mal2 Engraving and. Printing TATE E REvinw, publi font tre. 16 & = Dw. Fe, RENT—Furnished PARLORS ani ROOMS and ROOMS furnished for akon sng, and eee san BEDROOMS. SET eee Ltn © 1880, a black and tan Doc. i swers to nameof Frank. Suitable reward if returned to 1224 D strect Sao northwest. may12-at* OBT—On ‘Tuesday evening between, Corcoran Msi Ceneeoucat ave. and 16th st., uabie Gamso BREABT DTN, head. of Diana & Srescent in hair. Eovand if returned to Bentley's iz Store, corner 14th and Corcoran sts., or Tae Corcoran st. mayl2-3t ee ones ae (3 ee alarge bunch KEY! By returning game a beret reward will be "paide Bee rae MILLER, Attorney-at-Law, my10-3t* FOR SALE. ae Enea —An excellent 64 oc- tave PIANO, in perfect omdition, ya] Just the ca ae a ion NEY Wi 'NIMMO &CO., myl2 3t 410 11th st. n-w. Fess SALE—One of the finest Sadd'e aud Har- NIMALS in this city, six years old; fal blooded runner: is full of life, and. tly gentle; guaranteed sound and: Hind. Apply ‘at OLOOTT'S STABLES, rear 1921 Het. myl2-3t* Ree eens HAS. HELD, 63: Get. myli-st SALE—A large Stock of New and Second- ee CARRIAGES of the best make, and finish, euch as T and Vi Carts, Extension ae Jumy ts, ye aA Repairing 5 oe nded to, mylli AGE SALE A Knabo PIANO, ip excal- lent condition, Mate cheap. Address: or apply at 608 F st. n. 1y10-3t* BALE A Aoubinseatod fam HORSE and HARNES! Oba: Doge | of WLING'S Btables, No. i307 @ 4 2w Hee BUGGY and HARNESS for sale; can E. E. BARNES’ Livery Btables, $12 Pa. ave. Cast, or addross W. Lo 161 €th st. n.e. my10-3t* Ran? TOR ALE AT A SAORIFICES ag FOR CARE, at t 723 Tth street northwest. oe RE, JUMP-SEAT and HAR- NESS: HORSE, FH ETON i BAR FSS: aleo riving Horees; HUGUELY 8 BO BOWEN'S, No. 645: New York ave. ‘my6-2w* be SALE HORSES, HARNESS and VEHT- Srey. cence paca. bought and sold and satisfaction P BOWNEY'S Sable, 113 ith = DW. ‘ap26 i STOCK OF pay WAGON®, aaitable ier ny Also, lot aes ula aon 18 nice-' one LANDAU OARKIAGE in nes cae BUGGL ments, 34 its. JAS. BRQDET Ht Prospect ey ee, aoe HAND CLOTHING, ye 1 ak od by mal will be ap6-1y vania ave. PERSONAL. H. ALBURGER, successor to I. P. LIB- BEY, Watchmaker and Jeweler, has re- moved to coer at and F ste. n.w., in Drug Store, opp. U. 8. myll-im” SESS OP BBE 2 50S vim, Joonn PATCH EXAMINES end Teports asto oJ the Feaponsibility of oh Pele, we th abstracts of | w., 6.1m. a Alwayi cin ‘Sotored and from 2 t05. apil-2m ee on in ail atfaire of life seas ate one the fession tolls the resent nate ay: wives advice and isan taining to bi id, Bae isn treatment of Nervous Debi miley, Palpitation of the Heart, Pimi ¢., those dire res f the » adically cured wi m Write "R. B. Baltim mereury, | Write or call. fare to PROFESSIONAL. BTM. 7 ET, Dewrisr, No. 443 7th st. thing Store. Clo oR ir. E,over Eiseman's Dentictry in all its branches, ‘Teeth invert: ed $7 per set. All work warranted. myl2 H. JOHNSTON. Dentist, e A Graduate of Penns: omits College As years! experience. Filling a Beptet Ghares 11 ck Stes, oe, ad aptiet Charen, Lew. Dre Domerandothars. " ™"¥- Neference: Rav. SURGERY, Sc. Corns, Bunions, Naile, Vascular cee, Chil Pai gand all other allmen Sof the Beek shcosse. sein Washington L a. stabten of Fest Tale Pomuspivenee ave te Wile Hara’e Hotel) is patra mized by tho alts the world. Once fee, apa N SHIGE. =the: Desig oa snd usinens of the fully solicited. hese) BUNIONS, &o.,, Cis skillfol and six a BOARD At lard 8d ante omnes dcatzed roue, wit Ge, INVESTMENTS.—We are authorized to to ee Sasa with first class oar. E tars se offer voll ee ea sted for immediate ANS r month aes gore edict BRICK BaiaS cease fone, water, lot 19.9; to alley, 4m ing for $20 to preaet = * HERD! RT, Laurel, Md. Cy ‘TRY BOARD IN SHENANDOAH VAL- ord Raid location. Blue Ridwe, moun- ford a fine view. Conyen! dent to churches i apd all home comforts. Address M: aor toa the fot Totally at siables a ood order and rent. for 000 cash. ton Location M st., ‘RE, Berryville, Clark Oo. Va. mll im A three-story FRAME HOUSE, on L st., between wu ised BOARD R ¥ Bae oe ad eri Bae | Par enemaraoenes carder : manana Ok maar 83,000, ENBURFORD #00. at Bladensburg, MRS. 1 ADAMS eee by ELIGHTFUL COUNTRY & from Soldiers’ Homies care ee at 17th wa Pet arth and 1sth ste. n. terms moderate. For eayicalare appiy at sy Ts: fonting south: one e choicest lecations f | Bw. or JEROME JOHNSO! Mason SALE—A small TRIANGLE OF 7 Es Don New | Temple. myles Sy i . ~ ar Duont a eite oe Se E. ay Fam LOT 99 ft. Sin, Ones. 4 Sn," Bicomingdale Para on 16th et FOR SALE aero Qrens May i Tenge 85 to $7 et, week & desirable, email ——— FOR SALE “Randeome PROPERTY dL ste. n.w., consisting of thi story Dwelling adjoired by Tesiable Dullaine Lore will be on 8. Bae conveyance. Di address Mrs. sty a4" Sold at afacrifice. FOR SALE—1416 11th ploarant eitustion ; qure air st 20,8 four-story Drees Brick RESIDENCE. SEWMAN. ‘eterences Wan containing ten rogms and modern improvemente’ Stationer, will eel! et a great a DW, nd basement BRIO, Just nor SUMMER BOARD. wits Hoome, iad ve — te Le . ine we, yt shade, min m0" grery heme cnmfort. ‘Terms $25" month. On. lind BR. R. References exchanged. Miss EW. CROW SiapBLccobw) Derryais, Va PREBLE? BOARDING, for adults only, on nd, near New di Foe BENT—By B. 0. HOLTZMAN, REAL EsTaTE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. Bo malaria, excel fishing; number limited expanged. Address ‘Box bi New cant, ‘Con- ection! 8p30-1m* YOUNTRY BOARD. M4., midway .¥ 23 1536 st. n.w., 17 4 bath, TooMs an Laurel, 415 13th st.n hall Baltimore and Washington, on B. Fur. house, Fst-nw. $125 Art n ty minutes’ ride. ey ‘and F bien, 16th at.n. w-100 ABLE. 200 yards from Station. aay MRS. NEWMAN. BOARDING. 913. NEW YORK AVENUE.—FOR RENT S large airy ROOMS, en suite or singly. far- ished or unfurnished: with BOARD. my12°3t" pur. a F st.n. 730 9th st. vo GS ‘HE! “wig HOUSE, cor. 15th and I ste. n. w. ano Oba ave A Desirable ROOMS with BOARD: also TABLE Upper vortion ergpat ap2ilimt Mas. HOECKLEY, Proprietress SIG11tN stb w..store 25 7 SUBRISHED 100) "ITH BOARD—Sawni d third floors: summer prices. Convenient K et 16-4 tyme no eto landlords for sdvertising ineare. HOR etna Sane property, and keep fore the public con- HE LOCHIEL = 512 9th st. . ie stantly. "D'or the contest and best’ ontinesed Goontins houses in the cit soormmo- Ihave many of the finest building sites in the city | dated at reasonable terms. novle ry section at prices ~ for sale; also, Houses in eve from 1,000 to $60,000." Now is the time to Buy: B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. ‘OR RENT Three. story, and basement BRIOK WELLING, 11 rooms, all modern inprovemaene tent Sao ‘The fine BRICK D NELLING, modern conven ‘enees, 239 K st.» from May ist $50 per month. ‘Two's-room BRICK HOt SES, t. Lith 18th, modern con veniences—: my rae thont Neral (-room BRICK HOUBES, Rigs vitinand Jota #8 per mouth. Apoly 0 IN, cor. Heh and D ats., myfite ¥. Mo. A. Building. EAL ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & OO., Sr CLovp Buitpra, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. FOR RENT—Two beautiful HOUSES in McPhee son Square, now building; willsoon be finished. ‘Two seven-room BRIOK ete mod. imps}, nearly new, good neighborhood ; $20. Other aed and STORES in different por- tions of the city. Call at our office for Bulletin. FOR SALE—A fine HOUSE, on ager — . 16th st. and Jeflerson Place—-now being built. BOOTS AND SHOES. NEW Youn SHOE STORE, 605 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NDSOME SPRING SHOFS FOR LADIES as: HANDSOME SP CTLEMEN. coe my8 and PRICES LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE. Ladies’ Kid-tined? Ladies’ 3-strap San’ Tadies’ 3 and 4-strap # Tadiee! Hish-button 5-strap Sandal Ladies’ Our Kid Button Boot, + bet. —_ Slin Qur French Galf Hand- made Low Shoes in ‘Ties, Low, Button and Oot. ress are of the best material and make. Pri May have the greatest curiosity of animals, but the great Pepi el SHOE AUCTION HOUSE las the greatest curiosity of BOOTS snd, SHOES: and a still greater curiosity of Prices! than any Shoe Store on earth. If you are int Sek. zine eive us scall, and you will be convi ees a LOTS at different prices and on MINE THESE PRICES. Gent's Fine eee te |, Low Quar- - | ters, 75, $4, up to veh ttn beret say bone: Gents F ‘Low @ t $1.60,81.75, ——— SE 2 uy Gente Fine Cut Skin, Hand-stitched, Sing! Gai, Se See eee 1B RENT— THE CORCORAN BUILDING, OprrosiTe U. 8. TaEasuny, 16TH STREET. Ladies’ Pine Kid Shoes, from Rs 2 ny cafine Stores, Oflce Rooms—sinely Ladies Fine French Kid: French Hea, 82 60,8396 dilate ere Ladics" Fine French Morocco, Box ~~ French Bank ome for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. Heel, up. Mirsee’ Fine Goat Shioee, T5c-, 900., _— Fine Gost Button, from mt y i Ep. Stock comprises one of the finest of Ga Gent's Hand-made Low Quarters in the city. THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION ee MONEY TO LOAN. $s 000, #2 500, 32.0 000, and Harpe sad Small 491 Pennsylvania aven: im rates, on ‘ample : Stein in hand. WA. F. HOLTZMAN, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, Se: mayi?t_ | 3520 LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor, Po $500, 8400 to loan at Gand 7per ecut - Sony to HOUSEFURNISHINGS. time'ahd amount. M. M. ROHKER, 609 7th et. = my6-10t REFBicEmatons, ‘OMAN: woNEY ON REAL ESTATE, WATER COOLERS, Ix Bums To Surr, ICE CHESTS, At 6 and 7 per cent. Ro Delay. axp B. 0. HOLTZMAN, apl7 Oh and Fae nw. FREEZERS, MOS#Y To Loax— at J. W. BOTELEB & SON, $100,000 TO LOAN, ‘ myl0-6t 923 Penn. ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts in amounts to suit, at 6 per cent. interest, Ot | T aanGEHRATORS AAD WaThh first-class gilt edge 9 Pee ep patie REFBIcEnATORS AND wat, “BE. WA WARNER, Tine assortment of senered = . e Bp marl9 916 F st. AEG EO. WATTS S, (Formerly Ogé my8-Ot_ 314 7th st. five doors above Pa. ave. G*s FIXTURES, GAS FIXTUBES, SLATE MANTELS, BUSINESS CHANCES. Fess SALE—CIGAR STORE—709 7th si iood reason for selling. Apply at fame nim: ay LATROBES, BANGES, GARDEN VASES AND STREET HOSE. PLUMBING GAS-FITTING and TINNING. All JOBBING promytly attended to. HAMILTON & SHEDD, 409 9th st. n.w., IR SALE—CHEAr—A bi bay show WINDOW, in good Sanation. and good for any busin Inquire 1340 @ yy ANTED — Ses — #3.000 worth of DRAWBACK Wee DURE ae Bo Said ilu ral my 11-3 Grace ar Fe SALE—AT 4 Barcary—110 acres of LAND at, Bilver, SPring Station, 7th-strect road, six piles from city. “Also, 7 Acros half mile from ata- = La2A pee. on. sei W.E. BURFORD & 00, E?”* myll1-6t* 115 F et. nw. EREFRIGERATOBS. WANG ae Pai or % uses on B | Strongly bul, handsomely finished, perfect in + on nine Houses on between 11th amd 12th sts. n. s practiog, cary of aocean, wrousut ieee foe STARR, racks, slate tone ebeives, perfectly conve- 1429 New York uventic. my10-6t Heat § pot complicated, pure dry air, econ omy Of ice. Foe Sez orect the best GROCERY and PRO; VISION STORES on 7th st. n.w., doing good cash business; will be sold low for cash: M. W. BEVERIDGE, forecling, engaged in other business. Address (Late Webb & Beveridze,) Box 118, Star office. myl0-6t 2000 Pa. ave., near 1113 st, BEAT BARGAIN, —Good HOUSE, heart of the tt = city, No. S14 Est nw wate Brick, 1 rooms, water, gas, ‘conveniences ; er wil be at bargain, as owner is lensing, oes myl0-5t 916 Petmet n.w. W'kesareat TO, BORROW. 83,500 for three or five years at 7 per cent. on ample real estate Gs FIXTURES! GAS FIXTURES?! agen! Peed 1 LBs paid. me G. Star often, “ibaa myst =" ANTED—Foratare, Onpcty Oreaon, PC & MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF cl Money, Toahed on on the game, at Ht.’ FU! LION § Lost G48 FIXTURES From the factory of Messrs. MITCHELL, VANCE &00., N. ¥., can be seen at S32 ASth Street n.w., Where all competition can be successfully met with these TED GOODS. Parties desiring GAS FIXTURES will find itto their advantage to examine this stock before pur- chasing. A large lot of goods at prices prior to the advance. E. F. BROOKS, 531 15th st., Conconaw Burupra. 8 SECOND HAND BICY« For sale os Bicycle Denon 412 1th Pa. ave. rs taken every make of Bicy: ce and examine two Bicyles for raftie. my7-6t* Geern UNENCUMBERED LOTS WILL BE taken in eraeers or part pare Payment fo for ane wets well. ‘Address Bo: Box a. ‘Siar office. my6- ret FSi Bae BALE OR EXCHANGE CARDED, fA in state of Dis 4 ie ho ity mat “eras oe my6-2w* apis SS RENT—One HOUBE; ay oes two for sale on arg, rae Sl news ne Pes Foie | GOSS TE a myl-26* Falls Churcie¥a. OIL AND WATER COLORS, ABTISTS' MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, EDUCATIONAL. Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Giass, ALL KINDS OF FANcY ARTICLES FOR ORNAMENTS AND PRESENTS. mar29_ 418 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). G45 CooKING sToves. Washington Light at their DIAL GAB GOORT Sis and ie ihe Stove’ iss Dods /ROFESSOR st., eee Sat fereity, Paris. Private inetructi AL. woo: and niceties. Terms moderate, ay9'Sas ¢ JOHNSON BROTHERS, YOO”: INSTITUTE, Gorocanvirse, Rai Weigas. ‘Beat ‘y. kaw Ue peat quarter; Girls, 845. COAL. ‘Prompt bo Pisbp. pared for business, Yale or Harvard. Main ‘omce, wharves, mill and depot, connected SHORT! 4. M., Principal. mneqi Sdvanta PENGERIAS aed COLLEGE, wharves, factory, extenrive store yards enabling NER 7TH axD L STREETS N.W.. ‘tock owe ofa ives ees tion For reat toa on ‘and daughters. | Hrronehout the city, and sil is umenete sore mon: Burgess, arifimetia, nication, ring attention to orders, we Rioris"and Doubt ling Fone re | Law,and insure stricti s pacts. wo Lectures” Stat sessions. Open’ for | we ton.” SOHNGON BLOAT fereafter For parcours wi as 1202 ra dress. — (sugd) H. 0. SPEN BSOLUTE SAFETY !! NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT OOMPARY, os ith Street and New York Avenue. re, Burglar and Proof Vaults from $5 to petitors. oh cn me ¢ Bonds on on deposit for 8 Per, 81100. aiigereceives verearet ‘Trunks for STEPHENSON & BRO., moderite rate. Board of managers Win. stckney, ¢ rreldent Geo. ‘Nice presidant; -P. Sny- Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf.