Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. MONDAY... May 17, 1880. CROSBY 8. NOYES... Editor. ee fhe Evening Star has a requiar, perma~ ment, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper oudlished in Washington, and equal to tha of all the other daily payers here added to- getner. ‘Tue 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 parts of the globe, and is therefore enabled to secure the latest news 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. No matter which party may be successtul at the polis this fall, and whether the winners may be able to gather the fruits of victory in peace or not xather them at all, there should be nothing but defeat and enforced retirement in store for every member of either house of Congress who will consent to the adjournment + Of that body until it has passed a well consid- ered and perfectly just plan for counting the electoral votes. Men who are willing, either from a regard for personal comfort and conve- nience, or in the hope of gaining some mlsera- Die partisan advantage, to put the country to the risk of another such strain as it endured less than four years ago for the want of proper legislation on the subject, deserve nothing but Public scorn and disgraceful obscurity. And this, too, they are likely to get. Happily there 1s a rapidiy increasing element in both po- litical parties that Is growing more tm- Patient every year at the subordination of the public welfare to selfish or partisar con, Siderations. These intelligent and independent Clements are likely to make themselves felt more sensibly at the polls this fall than ever be- fore. They may be sald in fact to constitute the balange of power in the two parties at the pre- Sent time. Neither party, therefore, much less @ few weak ambitious and unserupulous tndi- viduals, Can afford to 1g1 Patriotic demand that every step possible shall be taken In advance to insure public peace and tranquility in future electoral counts. The country 1s !n no mood to have the scenes of repeated, either through trifling or treachery on the part of Its servants, and Congress will do Well to heed the warning before it 1s too late. One of the appellate courts of Massachusetts as just rendered a decision which fs of general interest as still farther tending to define the rights of passengers on public conveyances and the extent to which their owners and managers an limit or restrict travelers by the printing of rules on tickets. A passenger some time ht a Umited ticket from Boston to over the Old Colony ratlroad, for one dollar, According to the regulations printed ‘Oa this Ucket the passenger had no right tostop where on the route short of New York. He chose, however, to stop at Newport, to which Place the regular local fare trom Boston was one dollar and sixty cents. The officers of the company refused to allow him to stop there, however, unless he pald sixty cents, the differ- ence in price between his Itmited through ticket and the local fare. For this he brought suit against the company. The lower court decided against him, but he appealed the case, and Judge Bacon, of the superior civil court, re- versed the judgment of the lower court and awarded the passenger $75 and costs, amount- ing altogether to about #200. According to this decision, it seems that a railroad or steamboat company cannot lawfully prevent a passenger from leaving the cars or boat at any station where a regular stop is made for the exchange of passengers. The company may, however, demand the difference tn fare between the local and the through rate, and, if payment 1s re- fused, recover the same ia a clvil action, but have no other remedy. ———~+..-____. ‘The most rellable census figures show that New York city has a voting population of 245,000, and that there are at least 50,000 aliens there who are entitled to naturalization, but have not yet claimed it. In the presidential election of isi6 there were nearly 60,000 men in that city having the right of suffrage who did not exercise it. In the election of 1s77 over 195,000 men did not vote, and iast year, 1579, with the eciting state contest to Inspire them, 30,008 of her voters staid away from the polls. It ts probably fair to assume that proportion- ately as many voters neglect to exercise their franchise throughout the country as in New York city. The polls there are easily accessible, while in the country they are not. Now, if, in an important and exciting contest for state officers in New York, over 30 percent. of the voters in the metropolis refuse or neglect to de- posit their ballots, is it not reasonable to calcu- late that fully that proportion throughout the country generally do not vote? Upon this as- sumption there isa reserve force of voters in this country who hold the destiny of the politi- cal parties In their hands. 4 STEAMER ae Cees leave en Wharf Wi May 19, at § o'clock ADI ape LIPPERS, 50, 60 7 Rewport Tes and But., 81, 81.25, and G od Button Boot, kid and foxed, Bs Miss and Boys’ School Shoes, 75. 86c., 81, up. Children’s School Shoes. 60), 60 and 76¢. up. Men's Gaiters and Ties, 81.55, $1. $0 and $2 up ‘Men's low cut Shoes, #1, $1.35 to cat variet, rome, Re aowan at Straw Hats nero TT and 1916 Pasay Sivn Bie Shoe. J.W. SELBY OR TRE NEXT 60 DAYS we will con’ offer those beautiful SEVEN-STOP ORGANS at = mpelled to raise ‘the Y fry, we Wil be GUDSEY T, NIMMO & OO. myIt ith st. nw. Pr SIOGNOMIST. will beat Oo) Peauayivants PRY. YMINT, will be a enasy ivan: ‘Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- Gay of this weel,to make EXAMINATIONS and fill out CHARTS. myl7- | pial OFFERINGS oF NEW GOODS, ar GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. CHILDREN’S WHITE CAMERIO DRESSES, At 80 cents to $1.37; well made. HILDBREN’S AND YOUNG MISSES’ NAINSOOK DRESSES, ‘Trimmed with Hambure Edwing and Tace, 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 835.00. NOOT’S, myt-Im 915 Pennsylvania avenue. —a= SPRING STYLES. T call attention to the following BEAUTIFUL AND SEASONABLE| THE Voc, LABY OF TRADE Have Exhausted the Significance of LANGUAGE. Tam at logs to know how to call the attention of the public tomy WARES AND MERCHANDISE. Nevertheless, a few plsin words may have the desired effect. In my READY-MADE DEPARTMENT, Thi rtment of GOODS adapted to he weatoa for Gentieuiens Youth sud Boyhood, In my SPORTING DEPARTMENT, may be found GOODS suitable for Yachting, Fish- ing, Shooting, Swimming, Traveling, CORDUROY PANTALOONS, Hore -MADE. OBDER DEPARTMENT. SUITS for Gentlemen and Youth. Orders can be filled by JUNE 5th; not sooner. FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, PERFECT SHIRTS for 81.50. American Hosiery Company UNDERWEAR and HALF HOSE. INFORMATION FURNISHED BY POST. ONE PEICE—NO DEVIATION. GEO. C. HENNING, THE ONE-PRICE OLOTHIER, it 410 Seventh street. ONE PRICE BOSTON DEY GOODS HOUSE. RECEIVED AN INVOICE or FULL-FASHIONED SILE-CLOCKED BALBRIGGAN HOSE, IN ALL SIZES, ar 25 Cents Per Parr. ADIES’ SUPERFINE ALSO A LINE OF PENCIL STRIPED, FULL-FASHIONED, ar 25 Cents Per Parr. GENT'S FULL-FASHIONED, FANOY STRIPED HALF HOSE, - A GREAT BARGAIN, aT 37 Per Parr. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE, 705 and 709 Market Space. P. 3.—WE HAVE NO CONNECTION WHAT- EVER WITH THE SCORE BETWEEN OUR TWO HOU. my15 C= HAGEN SNUFF. WEYMAN BROS.’ CELEBRATED COPENHAGEN SNUFF, Is Guass AND EARTHEN sans. ues range in size from ONE OUNCE to TEN POURDS" All judges of snuff are requested toxive ita trial, as it has the indorsement of connoisseurs wherever tried. The Trade supplied at Factory GEO. W. COCHRAN & CO., ELS Pennsylvania avenue, 6t__ Agents for the District of Golumbia. LACK AND TAN. ‘The new STRAW HAT just out. Also, Manilla, Mackinaw and Mixed STRAWS Just received. STINEMETZ, Hatter, my15-3t 1237 Penna. ave. JABBIAGES, CARRIAGES, . TAGES. 1 am pow selling the barside Spar Top BUGGIES ever offered in this city’ for the mone’ eam Beats, Extension Tops, ROCKAWA’ in area Coo erent VarieOBT. Fi, oBaman ‘416 sth 10, Ste be Repairing promptly attennea to.m yl5-at T AILORING DEPABTMENT. Complete Stock of Goods Suitable for the Season. FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. Full Assortment of Goods for the Season. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. MONEY TO LOAN. Waa a oxperiqnced Restaurant WOME \N 19 13th my17-2t* ANTED—A WHITE GIRL = understands ecneral housework. Apply 1321 New Yorx ave. D.w. it ee ‘ANTED—A good, COOK and one for chamber. lor dinii 485 Pennsylvania ave. ees Tice Wied math Sou SEARED on gay i Hin, ping only Scents per width. . os in” TANTED—NU RSE. Only good white ei then bg to Ko to keashore, need apply sai 1 Spooner 1623 10th st. n.w., 7 room BRIQK— 20 per month. Key at n.€. cor. 1 Owner at 423 Mat. FEST, aN “in good orga edern iiprovemente: Pomeanion june ist Good carefal tenant wai TN. NAUDAIS may] 7-4t BRENT —6 rocin HOURE, 1415 Lith ft, Beat BR Thal, waser a ae sal i818. Apply i, water and «as. 8. App Toe bet. a f: myl Ru sf FS RERTOTao large communicating airy ROOMS. newly and handsomely fuenished, north and south. Rent low. Privatefantiy 1210 my yaten ay KID GLOVE DYER at once. at a AR AND A HALF SUIT CLEANING DE ror, ee Fat. Se ed BATES SS Wi NTED—Experienced SALESLADIES, also CASH BOYs, See £ ROY. ae All7 Peun- Best referenees requi ania aye. WStzby —A respectable WHITE GIRL to do houscwork- | Apply, with reterencs, No. £00, corner lath and E it Wires diy active MAN, sik O 30. Must have la: eon 10% aintance. et DICKEY, 34 St. Uloud Buldine. aNTED A OsTRIO AES it ay i CBLER, at S SUIT ND. CLEANSING DEPOT) 1003 Fat. Goustant worl ie PV ANTED—An experienced MAN as waiter and to make himself generally useful. Apply MADES' HOTEL, corner 3d st. and ¥en! vania ave. nw. ANTED—A settled WHITE WOMAN nts plan sewing and assist with housekeeping. 9” references required. Apply, for three ia 5 603 F st. n.w. y ANTED. Ten | first-class SCOURERS | = Wikess one other need call a LULLRIEAND A. HALE SUIT CLEANING ye a ‘S, 1003 F st. WwW #NIED—A settled WHITE MAN, <a ctunbrance, to work a earcen near the city. Muri have the very best aus references. Apply, for three days, to 603 F st. n.W. a Waste D—A WOMAN to ee rae ation requ the hours of 9 1118 9th st. n.w. Wire for xeneral housework; mu rogue a washer and itoner, Civy rerer: ences required. Must stay nichts. Apply May and 19, Paud 8 p. my 1990 190 st. nw Wiles, competent FARMER and a ‘OMAN to cook, wash and iron; short distance in the country. Apply between 9 aud 10 o'clock, at 806 F st. WANTED; three HORSES; must be sana e drivers, between aS gocd second-hand JUMP-SEAT WAG at DOWNEL A, Stable, 1018 17th st a ANTED—June Ist, 3 airy Unfurnished ROOMS, first or second story ; eouthern ex; sure. ‘Table Board convenient; location first-clas near Treasury preferred. Terms moderate. Ad- drese, stating particulars, (QUIET, Star office. 1t WANTED By lady of wood social position and €duestion, POSITION in which she may make ‘Serselt useful; would accept a a lace in a charitable institutioa or as {competoat house- keeper. Address Box 18, Star o! WAkEe, Ni desire to estabiish a GENERAL AGENOY in Washington or vicinity, to con- trol the sale of a etaple article of daily family con- sumption. Any energetic man with small capita may secure a permanent, paying business. For particulars address GREENWICH M'E’G OO., 132 A DpIy, 12, Tuesday, May 1+, at No. a a st., New York. oot Bt ED—To buy a HORSE and BU aay, ANeE eaten var). Address Box 1: office. No dealer need answer. A) stands metalli Fst. p.w. yy ANTED—A ROOM, furn shed or unfurail Py a lady engaged in zovernment orice; udiciary Bar preferred. Address, ing terme, Star office, any’ J ANTED—A first-class COOK, WASHER and ARONER in sauily oF four: one willing ty stay at nicht preferred; best of reference required. Apply 719 9th et. n.W. ee TAN IED—A middi child's nuree. To SEE ond one a bermanent situation aud wood waxes will be gi Address Box 116, Btar cttice. my: W my] Fite yy ANTED—A PORTRAIT ARTIST to work in India ink snd water colors; one that under- plate work preferred. ee atyls serts: boss, an tos ty a country oe with reference. 026 F et. 0. E. PRICE "imy5-6t" Vv mene Five or six-room HOUSE, suburban, witbina mile from street cars; lot’and stable for cow: rent 85 to$8 per month. Address WM. M. C., Star office. myl4-3t" jANTED MAN and WIFE to go to the coun- man to work on farm, wife to. do general housework. Also a steady, hone est, industrious young MAN to drive a milk wayon; references re- quired. “Apply at 1121 i]th st. u.w. my12-6t" WARMED MILITARY BOUNTY E LAND WAR- poaies: Homestead OLAIMS, and all ‘inden? | kinds of Land Ser ip. for whi wich) h Bighost rates wi a at Law, Room 41, Le Droit it Butane my! yANTED—FAMILIES to furnieh wit and colored Servants, Cooks, Laundresses, Chambermaids, Nurses and Seamstreases and other help. with th best of reference, {At short notice. |B. ean! 809 5th a ese Lw Wax A i ae ‘of Oooks iter and other experienced Male Help. white sed colored, wanted for summer hotels near New Yor! Address! or. apply to Manhattan Awency, 132) Broadway, New York city. my10-im WANTED AGENTS to sell the most useful arti- cle wan: ufactured. Liberal termsto first-class white parties. OOX & CO., 278 Crape st., Syr- scuse, dies especialiy desired, for they rt can ell it to advantage. uyl-Im WASTED FA 'AMILIES to furnish with Ser- us. Ae. white and colored Ser. ure with reference. PRI pumployment Office,” bats LOST AND FOUND. Cee ning of Abner’s Garden, a eoey W. 8. 7 WING! Hetuntts Me HENEA batenct myl5 035 Pennsylvania ave. Abner's Gentes and Ee 85 reward. myl7-3 15th, a Leather POCKET LUMBER! LUMBER! st. und Pa-ave. and 2d st, OUR PRICE LIST. WE ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST. No. 1 BOARDS, all 16 feet long. . per 100 feet, $1.25 VIRGINIA FLOORING, No.2.. ‘* ** ** 1.75 HEADED PALINGS, 4 ft. loug.......-per 100, 1.50 . SQUARED POSTS, 5 ft. long (best)......¢ach, 30c. RAILS, 2x3, 16 feet. sreeeeneee Ch, 10c. GET OUB SID ON YOUR LUMBER!!! WE ABE NEVER BEATEN!!! WILLET & LIBBEY, COR. 6TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE ap27 'USSELL’S E CREAM, BES LITY, STAN! DB (OUT A RIVAL. an = Rot robbed of its purity to enable us to sell it Ce nwbenry. Festivals, Church Entertainments and Dealers supplied at a very low price. Family poeeas attended to with ourusual rome, Fete can be made up of a dozen ors. Orders for Sunday should be left on Saturd: Yoo Gream shipped by any of tie ‘Hallroada o! or Steamboats. ap24-1lm, 2dc2dp 1427 New York en COTTA WINDOW CAPS, MANUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST OLAYS. VERY ORNAMENTAL, all kinds ef and just as and in imitation of is ef stone, v : For sale ats heavy discount from former prices. TERBA OOTTA VASES, SEWEBR PIPE, —— of CLO1HING for Men and Boys, which may be seen, among many ether varieties, oz my coun- ters. The ‘New Color” Suit, A pew and handsome style in ee fabrics. It is neat, dressy, and Keeps ita shape wi The “Par Excellence” Suit js the prent dreeey Business counters. I fae eit in four different shades snd fairies Tt is quite reasonable in price, and is selling very rapidly. My $20 All-Wool Suits Area great hit. b: pet foe ye y far the best and cheap- OFFICE COATS, from 40c. up. A. STRAUS, POPULAR OLOTHIER, .. Pennsylvania Avenue......1011 Botween 10:b and lth atrests. wylt STOVE OROOKS, &o., AT THE LOWEST RATES. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA Co., 401 New Jersey ave., mar?1-ly Near B. & O. Depot. STEAM OAHPET CLEANING. CHACE’S, ie., containing S16 and fat, oar tickets, reward if returned to 108 2d st.n.e. O8T—A Gordon Fetter DOG, ten months old, Liberal it well gown. Liberal reward’ will b Bra for his return to JOSEPH M. \CKBURN, 917 New York aa my rt ery, 2 eal May 6th, in Glenwood Ceme- tery, a URSE, containing some small change a! Cluster Garuct Rung, wiih initials JE. F. ineide. Suitable reward by Feturniny to el ¢ st xd Peaerune caeee setts aye., near 17th blue loe Fi returning to Mrs. LW. mn Pst. or stameck Racy wall rece J.P. PALMER, No. nay ot ST Sunday wight @ POCKET BOOK, con- Loew Tovey, valnable papers, C & 0.2. ‘a8, Liberaliy rewarded if returned to DU. NoaX! U. 8. 8. Committee, Room of Mines and Mining. my17-2t* Lees Monday, 1th instant, Black and Tan with nameof owner on collar. ra if returned to No. $17 7th m ONT MISS THE OPPORTUNITY to pur- of those elegant 875 0 Cansat SIDNEY T. NIMMO. THO Vath et. nw =a ALE—Family MARE, 9 yoara old, cucouaat n harioen sun Hinder en idle, &tends without hitching. all peforo 9 a. m. a ena between 4and 6p. m., 1216 Het. nw. AGE, SALE fixteen head of HORSES, Just arrived from Roanoke county, Also, two SADDLE HORSES and six pee HOUSES, sultauio foram express maxon Can be 11 12th street n KF SAL! Bay Trotting MARE, raised on Eastern a of Maryland, sired by Bay btate Morgan, the sire of Sherman Morgan avd other good ones; dam by Senator, sound, handsome and a prompt driver; sey years’ o'd: pure gaited without boots ‘of any Kind, and any person can drive her better than For fae iculars address mylb-5 SHERMAN, Btar office. seen at JNO. SIMMONS’ Stadies, n. =n a 'y desirable Bay HORSE; six years old: kind and gentle. ‘The owner having no furth for him. | Apply to. Mount Vernon Livery Stable, 1236 i a <e an n.W. BALE Sare—Que fire and bursiar; SAFE, 3 eight, oe ton cuashai] Pes ig ue ton uae ste bury! ene le, with Yale ged ony duress” ARMSTR OSG, cley P.O. my OR SALE—A large Stock of New and ad hand CARRIAGES of the best make ard finish, such as T and Nilene Carts, » Sump Extension’ Tops, Jum; shen | ‘". GRAHAM, 410-416 8th st., between D and En.w. Repairing promptly attended to, myll HSB. BY BUGGY and HARNESS for sale; can . E. BARNES’ avery, Coe an ae we See or address st. 0, my10-9t* \d HAR- ESS: Driving Horses: at Sesgt HUGUELY & BOWAN'S, No. 618 New York ave. my6-2w* ORSES, HARNESS and VEHI- nee dente ption, bousnt and sold, ted ¥. DOWNEY'S Btabie, ou 1K OF BERING W. ay pee ¥ ap2l-ly si Louisiana Wine anp ERIENDS ARE Eomearenses XG ean pee a Sas or Branch st. ow. REISGENSTEIN, 628 9TH agi ST. yates WaTOHES ‘the finest or most cate ‘upon calling. om myl im ep on nth PROBKY, 37 Prospect st. ITCHELL COOKE & CO., STOCK BROKERS. 68 Broadway, New York, small margizs sil Stocks quoted on Ate eee : Fuchange; sig eal in Sivek Privi- Sorapintence *- WARES FEATHERS a) RENOVATE, to remake and fue u fed by steam: Ey F. H YOUNG. Hos ‘Peusssivaula” aves opposite, "s foe. mayl-6m Fe, SENT 618 H st... ten ROOMS, all con- 2 euiemcee, central :aleo 337 1854st s.w.,six rooms >m, hear Lew Bureau. Rent low. APPLY ser st Dw Fe R RENT—To a lady without chi = ‘one far- pished HOOM, or toan elderly lady for wher ser- vices; object, a companion. : Aduress Box 126, Star oftice, Fa RENT_Large and airy ROOMS, furnished, with or without BOARD <house has southern e: posure, and in close proximity toa fine dining: na Apply to 2 a ‘New York ave., cor. 14th. myl RK RENT—1017 M st. n.w., rented until Oct. Tet. FURNISHED "820 per month. Fronts south and west; all, modern improve- » BP WAGGAMAN, O19 Tt et 'OR REN ‘xe well furnished HOUSE, on the corner of Gay and Green ste., Georsetown. Pieasant neighborhood, near two lines of street cars. References exchanged. Apply on fa Bes. (OR KENT BRICK No. 724 10th st bath, 30. Apply © ALBE BE FOX, No. 020 Fst. tow: Fe KENT—The ExORS and ae = 1839 K st. n.w. It will be rented low to a 5 good and responsible tenant. Avply to No. 1134 181 new. myl5-tt* ————— ee ‘OR RENT—A handsomely furnished FRONT ROOM, near corner 9th and M sts. n.w. No other lodgers‘and no children. Terms moderate. Adarees ‘* Capitol,” Star Office. mpyl5-Iin* POR SALEDT ro LOTS, 21x05 feet each, near corner of $th and S sts, adjoining ‘Grace Chapel. Price 33 cents per foot, cash. address P. O. Box 279. my 5-5" ELS Da eaten Male Fo, RENT—One 7-rcom BRICK HOUSE; jee dry cellar; ail modern convenience Houre and Store suitable for dry aud fancy Apply J. H. KNOWT, 1002 18th st. nw. my? FOR BENG, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI VATE AND AT AUOTION.—Sce Bulletin iaeued one ae Ist ang 18th or cer month, at the office of 8. E. GAMAN, 619 7th sf. n.w. myl5-3t* THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th st. nw. myl0-3t* Fk BEXT Beven-toom BRIOK HOUSE, 805 New Jersey ave., between H and [sts. n.w , rete modern improvements, cas, water, bath, closets. Ke., from 20th inst. Apply to.0. CHAR Rb, 20 my! Fo. R —A neat 5-room BRICK HOUSE, 10th st, ane Oand Pn-w., newly painted, With cus, water in the ay and water cloxet. Ap- ply to HEBRON, Smithsonian, or $02 South Qaro- may15-2t" Foe rT LE—FRAME HOUSE of 7 7 rooms, on 224 st. o.w., between. I and Pa. lot’ 22 feet jront, pee fo.aliey BL, S00, On esuy tornes, App y to. A. 8. CAXWOOD, 225 Ot st. nw. ny FR RENT oh esuamer, a dret ches FUR NISHED HOUSE, with large, airy rooms, near hotels. Terms low to private famil YY or frail mess of gentlemen. Apply n.w. cor. between 2 and 5 p.m. cay FOr aa A very convenient 7-room HOUSE, 01 Spruce st., Le Droit Park; all modern cobyel piaeee perfect order, hat vink do Painted and papered. Inquire of J. H. McGILEe Architect, Room 3:5, Le Droit Building. my15-2t VOR RENT—Ist or 2d floors, furnished or uufar- HM nished, in pleasant sumer residenc>, 2213 I St. n.w.; 2parlors, dining-room and kitchen, Ist floor; parlor, ritling-room, kitchen a loduing proonies 2d floor; modern cony m: Rent Be coro ‘That fine RESIDENCE, with beautiful giounde, No. 1340 Massacha- Sette ave. n.w., fronting Thomas Statue ; 15 rooms ; pe feet of ground, besides parkinz. Will sell oe itsl gu.temms to suit purchaser. B. H. WARSER 916 F st. n. my15-3t ‘OB RENT AND OE SALE—Thave Properties of al! sizes und in the several locations of Wash- ‘on. Parties desiring to rent or purchase will di well to consult my bulletin, or send me their ac dress, with description of kind of house or I ie a sired. E. A. McINTIRF, 918 F st. n w. 15-3t Foe RENT—2025 11th at n wi, 11 epome, 820: 1418 T st. n-w., 6 rooma, $15: 2107 13 h.w., 5 rooms, $10.50; 526 11th st 1011 1017 F et. s.w.. stores: 11 13th Masa Ne roo so aS 1: "t a8 Y. |. ave. 1 ms, ] io ‘On = WOOD, 1235 Ba st. vel issst" DRY GOODS. Fo RENT—By B. O. ‘HOLTZMAN, Rest EstTare AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, Jotanc F streets northwest. 23 153¢ st. n.w., 17 415 13th st. n.w., rooma hall. a nO lees to landlords for advertising keep it before the public con- Ihave many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; flto,, Houses ine section at prices from 8) to 860,000. Now is the time to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. myl5 iB RENI— THE CORCORAN BUILDING, Opposite U. 8. =. 16TH STREET Re Stores, Office —for Basiear one me Sealiter ho. W Wate: gd closets cn every Reon Pies ea steamheat. = fpoms: for storage. Inquire of the Janit Fo RENT—One HOUSE; and two for sale on easy tei al e ae rms; all new; near ard Pals Church myl-3w* Falls Charch, Va. GOR TNVESTMENTS —We are authorized to offer the following property for immediate an evntory FRAME of f eight C iree-t of eight rooms, gas, water Sete lot to a thirty-foot alley, and stable, rey can be routed 835 por inoeeh ath genkion Ne York ave,uene Sut two-sto HOUBE, seven ‘rooms, ga water (CLP EHO Daley, $2000 Lge ead eA ing for col fo prompt tenant, for $2,000 casi tucen Teth afd 19th. three Ef HOUBE, on List., between 16th and 16th, seven, rooms, ee nice order ‘and tenting for month, fOr 2,000, Pe Tits F ee iw. bet. arth, 1and 18th sts. n.w.. o 'E, fonting south: FOE SALE et handsome BUILDIN it igeaton oe es of ne choices! A small TRIANG! ‘Don New Ces ae so Dupont Circle. FOR Beott Statue,” LOT $0 tt. Sim OnE. Weed cot ta ‘OR 3 in. SALE—Massac! on P st. by 50 ft inusetts ave: new; th Massachusetts ALE —Handsome PROPERTY nw. consisting of three rable Bi dat ugacrifice: “FOI SALES Lai6Aith a four-story Press Brick RESIDENCE, art ten rooms and modern improvements; rn will sell at a great bargain. FOR SALE—706 8th st. n.w., two-story and basement BRIOK, just north of U.S. Patent Office. 1228 F st, THOS. J. FISHER & Ov., my10 JOHN SHERMAN & 00:, 8r Croup Burtpixa, Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. FOR RENT—Two beantifal aes in McPher- son Square, now building; willsoon be finished. Two seven-room BRICK Hoe mod. imps}, nearly new, good neighborhood ; 820. Other foun” and STORES in different por- tions of the cit Call at our ay for Bulletin. FOR SALE—A very fine HOUSE, on Conn. ave., sth st. and Jefferson Place—now being built. HOUSES AND LOTS at different prices and on terms to suit. Special attention will be paid to any business e: trusted to our care. ee _—————————— BOARDING. OR RENT—A complete and well aa HOUSE in West End; rent moderate to respon: sible party. Address 8. P. C., Star office. my14-3t* Bee —DESIRABLE SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS on first floor; also other ROOMS. 15334 Ist., opposite Franklin Park. Tay Bu Fe HENT—Unfurnished ROOMS, very desira- ble for offices orsleey cping rooms for entlomen. Apply at office of J. 8. SWOMESTEDT, 228 F myl. 7ERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, with firat-class TABLE BOARD, at very low prices for the summer months. 1104 FES SALE—Morethan twenty two- story BRICK a, well located, on’ easy 3: 8. BW WORMSTEDE, Real Estate “Avent, 038. Ft aoe ENT ‘urnished suite of frout corner ores, $20 per month; also, large furnished front BED ROOM; all second floor; modern im- proven ents; 620 cor. 11th and G sta. n.w. myl4-3t* Fe SALE—' Vad ‘CHEAP—Two LOTS on 7th, GES st, n-w-, 25 feet fronts: also, HOU: SE ed LOT on 9t Bt. nd L eyes toa. a SAYWOOD! 1 1225 9in st. ew. = y! {OR RENT—One or two STORIES, three rooms youeach floor; modern conveniences. 1025 17th myl3 6t* FR as L RENT OR SALE—Fine large Brick REST- ENCE, 732 21st st., two doors eouth of H st. an uly tea in it-'D- COURES it & OO., 1429 F at. FE aaLE=A large and commodious HOUSE, press brick, 16 fect front, 8 rooms, larze dry cellar, gas and a Bath: near Government Brinting of- fee: }Fee $1,700. Inqitire of JAMES Q. BROWN, #21 Pennsylvania aven may Ser FORREST OB SALE—One of those beautiful Brick Villa HOUSES, No. 7 Gooke Place, 8! dard. st., reetown Heivhts; thirteen rooms, spacious halls, furnace, hot and cold water, etc. Apply No. 5 Stoddard st:, or 1429 Fst. my13-lw Fu RENT—That very choice four-story Brick HQUSE, 1404 16th st, near Scott Statue. All 9 rooms and bath. Rent $35. Inquire at Theliguse er of Re P. MYERS, 715 15th st. m12-1m. {OR RENT—BRICK HOUBE, covtaining seven rooms, cellar, and bath room; house No. 403 H n.c. Rent $15 per month. Inquire No. 403 7th st. Dew. mayll-8t Fe, RENT—Elegant APARTMENTS at reduced rates; outheru, eastern and western exposure; all modern conveniences; at 1027 Vermont avenue, near McPherson square. my5-lm ‘OR SALE—An Elevant RESIDENCE on K opposite Franklin Square. Price $22,000. yer cent in deferred payments. Very liberal terms. R.W. DOWNMAN, 412 7th st. my5-e02w POE RENT=Several of those clowant HOUSES in ‘Grant Row,” on East Capitol st., bet, 2d and 8d sts. can be leased to first-class tenants lower than any like houses in the District:each house handsomely finish bath <i] my4- 0B TRE STO wit STABLE and CEL- of 9th and Di sts. n.w. ~ Apply to W. 0. JOHNSON, 718 Iath st. new, OR RENT—Two furnished SERLORS OF Be ‘ond floor, en suite, southern exposure; water, kes oh same oor: rent reasohable: No 519 13th st., bet. E and F sta.n.w. myl-Im OR SALE OB RENT_An clegant MANSION » near 14th street, leasant, containing 0 “rooms, furnished or. “anfurnia ais as, water and all modern Seproyeminie: 18 I , handsome lawn, fine old fable’ ‘garden, fruit trees and large wrapery, stal le 15 horses: _ Will rent for term of years 01 our! terms. For particulars inquire tire ot J. ¥ IR RENT AND 8. ALE. E ce Fe Ste = ‘SH. Ww WARNER, Hee # st. 0.1 Fo a HOUSE, B tmodern i -otage pat m Tonnds and alrubbery : sm ue of tho bast Tosallaga Fe of geaereigne ‘city Hal * mane dar RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS er OCNr furnished form pousekee! ing, and several small BEDROO! neg vania ave., cor. 435 Se COUNTRY BOARD. OD BUMMER BOARDING—In noir Hast ails: Obtireh Az eve ATE FAMILY. O. BR. R., w with first-class BOARD. tion daily. Address Mus. H. Ville, Pr. Geo. co., Md. gree near Riversdale Station, odate & Sad Sos Conveyans M. JACOB BS rae ion good, from station, enntaing near; all kinds of fruit; datry and 1 eral table kept.’ Terms moderate. Youn: a canoe acdsee H, GAINESVILLE, ‘liam Co., Va. QUNTRY BOARD 1X aRANpoat VAL- LEY. Splendid location Ridge monn- tains afford s fine view. Cateeee tochurches ar < aaa, and all home comforts. Address Mrs. B.VAN METRE, Berryville, Clark Go.,Va. mll-lm Mia co, Sw anae East fees CHURCH, 5? (a 'A.—On oie Bloor Php Soon Opens May 1, per week. Sopot conveyance. For particulars oie i 8-tmy24* Far Fme ESIRABLE BOARDING, f ma only, on D ai oe near r Now fondon: po fist ur ae “ees ALMEIDA will be opened Sui june iry Ronme, plenty of. ey Perhenes como Torms 835 moath. On lin his to Ref ces exchanged. Mies feta CROW. iapal-cosw) ‘Barry vite, Vi (OUNTRY BOARD. —1 R. RB. by ‘ep26-1n;" 72th et.n.w. cation un- surpassed. 1 15-2t* PERMANENT. TRANSIENT =F DAY BOP nDEBY) senorampdated at 827 Vermont ave. Mrs. M. T. SOUTH, my13-61 rable ROOMS with BOARD; also TABLE mosel Im* Mars. HOECKLEY, Proprietress. Room HOUSE, 612 9th st.n.w., is one iat Seat Seda, Samael erg dated at Seis eee (og a ES Mobatanek HOUSE, cor. 15th and I sts. n, w. OARD. PERSONAL. THE, LADY WHO WAS SEEN TO TAKE A NAVY BLUE PARASOL from Perry's Store, corner 9th street, is requested to return tt t) 11d Maryland ayenue northeast, or further means will be taken for its recovery. JFAEMOERHOIDS (PILES) CURED aiERGoS mn fuse of the knife. Remember, Fou. a hae nothin, ay_until vou arecured. A. - INGS, M. D., 71s 13th et, new. my 1am W. ALBURGER- successor to I. P. LIB- BEY, Watchmaker and Jeweler, has re- moved to ae of AE and F sts. n.w., in Drug Store, opp. U. 8. my oJ QS PaTOR ET liens on real p.m. ‘aiwaye ia ‘Serore® and from 2'%6 5 AM ROSS, the long-established, reliable Cisco ane and Astrolowist, gives better satis- life a one in the J. E. PES 141 W. were ss: Balto. Di ted, treatment * bE Netvons Devin Ei Evil Horebodiurs Palpitation of the Heart, Pim) hess, &e., those di FINANCIAL. INING TRUST COMPANY, M OFFICE 115 BROAD WAY, N. Chartered under the Laws of the State of NewYork. MILTON S. LATHAM, President. ©. T. CHRISTENSEN, Treasurer. B. W. LEAVITT, Secretary. ‘This organization is now ready for business, and offers its services on reasonable terms in all trans- actions pertaining to Mining Interests, euch as the custody and investment of funds, the registry and transfer of stocks, and the payment of dividends. Special attention given to consignments of bullion. American Mining Stock Exchange (under the auspices of the Mining TrustCompany), Exchange Rooms and Offices, No. 63 Broadway, New York. This Exchange will be opened as soon as the ne- cessary improvements in the rooms, now in pro- gress, have been completed, about May 20. The Committee on Stock List and Securities is now prepared to receive and act upon applications from M.ninc Compantss desiring to have their stocks placed upon the regular list of the Exchange. Al neceseary blarks and full information may be ob- tained by addressing WM. F. MOLLER, Secretary of the Committee, care Mining Trust Oo. Applications will be received for a limited num- ber of non-membere’ monthly seat tickets of admis- sion. mylT-3t pue CABLE BRIM MANILLA STRAW HAT, FOR GENTLEMEN, CALL AND SEE THEM, WILLETT & RUOFF’s. AT. myl2-1lw peste THE LAST WEEK For Our Bargains in SEWING MA. HINES. 00 SEWING. attics ‘be sold this ik = | srom gts g13 rose each, in perfect ‘order, warranted OILS, PARTS, &c., for all machines NE! Tess always on hand, at OPPENHEIMER’S, 528 Oth re Cloud Building. _ LOAN. MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix Bums ro Scrr, At 6 and 7 per cent. No Deway. . 0. HOLTZMAN, myl5 Both ead ei a QESERAL SMALL SUMS OF MONEY on hand to loan at seven iS SuOR aa Apply to myl4-3t = 20 F at. now. LOAN—Ti Ont J per cent. ; $10. 0ot 88,000 5,000, ie 2 in cis, Saatdanoust “MH KORG BS Taal wo™=* TO LOaN— 4 2100,000 TO LOAN, D Ammornts to, suit, at 6 per cent. intorest, or class gil te security. first- wilt ede real B. H. WARNER, 916 F st. n.w. BUSINESS CHANCES. SALE OR TRADE—A licht spring W AGON, uitable for any business. Inquire $3 my lt-ai Twelve horse power steam BOILER @ ENGINE, in good. conditio: py to WM: GIBSON, 2s Pelineen ee He, ADEE k JOR SALE—A Copartnerebip INTEREST in a Lrng Store, centrally iocated. Address Busi- ness, City P. J. my15-17,19° VOR SALE_LOT 20x10 fet x rr Fags way 3120 fect west wide 14th st., AY15-2 marl9 Yor VOR SALE—Five 8 per cent BONDS of the Washington Market + ompaty in pea ieralcns ‘of $1,000. FROST, my15-3 420 6th «t. nw. ae SALESTOURE and LOT NO. 512 12th st containing 6, feet of «round, shade and fruit trees, and scrape wines Of different vari- eties. Price #000 cash. 809 10th st_ ne, myl5-2t" RB _SALE—FARM of T mile abv Peis Badee: ooa Sain of caleteaten good state of c 3 able for dairy or garden Rurrcec. | Well wate O'BRIEN. my: Apply on premises. JOHN E R SALE—B; ee onin Tots, GARPETS band CHAMBE joe Raw bill Automatic FA, P. one Walnut Extension Pinine TABLE! step ea things new. Address ARMSTRONG, City Port office. myl5-3¢* a Ln Wirt Seren Cle rk or Officer, First Morteace the nate at Weshington, frot 2,000 salary, shout to give up lie Pontion, can. laaroteone: thing greatly to isadvantawe by addressing SAMI, T. HENDERSON , Star myl5-2t" ANTED-—Parties as ring MONEY on Real Estate to callon J. 8. hele — Estate and Insurance, 928 F st. WANZED, TO PURCHASE FOR ase 2 goon A JR HOUSF, between Pa. ave. and nde th 82,70). Address Box 1 niyTat® Fe REN’ SALE—Desirable healthy cow Sine, HOME, hear Wash'ngton. Balti- more & Ohio Railroud: mileage to and ro twelve cents. Cheap rent. Further particulars, WM. CALVERT & CO., Baltimore. mylt ae 'OR SALE—AT 4 BanGatx—1l0 acres of LAND at silver Spring Station, 7th-street road, six miles from city. Also, 75 Acres half mile from'sta- tion. Appl: ee gis. BURFORD & CO, myl11-6t" WANTED Furniture, Te — Pr anos, Crockery, &c., &c, to store. ‘Also, Money loaned = the same, 'at R.’ FULTON'S Loan Office, 314 9th my7-3w* Gerke UNERGUMDERED LOTS WILL BE taken in Se or part Beye’ ck 3 for new seven- Bouse, north- at tar Office. fice. weet rent rents my6-20* POR BALE OB EXCHANGE_GARDEN FARM, 30 acres, in hich state of Se the best truck are near the District, 4 miles from city; rene road. Also, 100 Acres adjoining, well watered. Inquire of HUGUELY & BO 645 New York ave my HOUSEFURNISHINGS. DDY REFRIGERATORS, WHITE MOUNTAIN OREAM FREEZ ERS, FOWLER'S FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINING ROOM REFRIGERATORS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Cate Webb & Beveridze,) Importer of China, Glass Ware, &c., myI5 2009 Pa. ave. G4s FEXTURES, GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, LATEOBES, BANGES, GARDEN VASES AND STREET HOSE. PLUMBING GAS-FITTING and TINNING. All JOBBING promptly attended to. HAMILTON & SHEDD, 409 Oth st. n.w., my5 Y¥.M.O.A. Building. G4s PEXTURES! GAS FIXTUBES!: & MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF GAS FIXTURES From the factory of Meesrs. MITCHELL, VANCE &CO., N. ¥., can be seen at G31 15th Street n.w., Where all competition can be successfully met with these CELEBRATED 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 sdvance. E. F. BROOKS, 531 BSth st., apls Conoonan Beriprsa. Goren BYNEAL Jr., ‘DEALER IN OIL AND WATER COLORS, AETISTS’ MATERIALS axnp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Giass, ALL KINDs OF Fancy ARTICLES FOR ORNAMENTS AND PRESENTS. mar29 428 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). AS COOKING STOVES. Gas ht 0. haveatthe) di ce Aecatant ae Be eee ‘This is the Btove used by Miss Dods MOall and seanstns thee my20 PIANOS AND ORGANS. Ze rene BET & Co. “Ge L. WILD & BRO. 723 7th st. n.w., ‘Onl: ersnar ae Sop scents for the Distrlot of ia and Alexandria, ‘Agents for the unrivalled *“Stief!” PIANOS. Pianos io rent at very low rates. ALITY, P MODERATE ERATE PRIC . TER! Bey tig ahd MB TO SUTTand OF Orry frm BEFEREN' myl2 SPECIALTY FOR THIS WEEK, THE HANLAN-COURTNEY SUIT, SIX DIFF¥.RENT PATTERNS. PRIOE sia. Sit. Sit. 14. sie. sia. ‘WELL WORTH S18. OALL AND SEE THEM AT THE JOuNson, eee 7A Market Space, 100 Dozen All-Linen Towels, @1.80 dor. : rth $2. 100 Pieces Splendid Peet Colors Print 0 $3 Dora Shetland Bhawis, $1, 61.25, #1.50 6255, 87, 81. Ww it tims a le. fest and Sun U : yn Timea Lent —y in «reat variety and low prices. both $25, 61 Bo Nowilios tm “aaa tne i Our prices arethe lowest ones Pint GEO. 3. JONNSON, 712 Market Spa: AT RBICES THAT WILL ENSURE THEIa EARLY DEPARTU Shetland Wool SHAWLS, from All Wool DEBEGES, 37i¢c. All Wool MOMIE CLOTHS, 37 All Wool SHOODA CLOTRS, 6: Lace BUNTINGR, 37%, 50, $1 Lace Striped NAINSOVUKS, 123s. Linen LAWNS, 25e. PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS, from 81.75 to 83. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), ma310 G° TO DUBREUIL BROS., 1L12 F street northwest, And leave your order for FINE DRESS SHIRTS. SHIBTS FOR THE, ALEYENTION a SPI Half-Aozen Fine matte Half-doren Superior SHIR Half-dozen Elegant SHIRTS. e Best SHIRT, Pi A fine assortment N sineencteak of GENTS FURMISIINOS RESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER of the Best material, in the Very Best manner, fmaranteed to sive ‘perfect satis th 1 nm ity and fit, for only TWO DOLLARS. » Recon class goods, but as rene 3 Aer eoDE '8 BEST, only two dollars, at { MEGINNISS, nw. Washington, aps. im segees CHEAPER THAN EVER. Our “My: SHIBT, at 75 cts., wn Anishad, ts cheaper {han we satit when muslin and tines. was way below present prices. Our iad SHIRT, finished, is the cheapost Shi; only 80 cts. The’ iehed, 60 cis." Our LINEN © latent a lo, at #1 50 pe er dozen, as wood as ually sold at $2:00. Our Bik NECKWEAR beats the world te quality and price. Our Sik SCAGPS 2 J are as good as any other house eelis at 50 c Jar 50. cent SCARES are as wood as is sold for 81. a5 by the trade genera! ¥ MEGINNISS’ apo v2 ate liam BARGAINS, DRY GOODS VERY CHEAP. SILKS! SILKS: SILKS! BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS GOODS. eae Bulke, S00. Navy Blue Silk, Dark Greon Silk, aig Silk and other colors, ouly 650. ; ih 81. lack Cashmeres, pure wool, xeel ks, 75 and &7c. One hun- area 00) styles, 10, plecrs Madras Ginueliams, n w and chotos 2 and 16c. Excellent ae oy es pure wool, wi SILKS! SILKS! Our $1, $1.26 and Pie TBO Diack Silks are SrKOtAL Banas. Lace for Curtains, 12c. to 81. CARTER'S, 711 Market Space. Pare Linen Figured Lawns, 160. Beautiful rch Beautiful Pacitie Ta BRre woe wide double-wid rere Shaw, gare wool, Frenc! Lawns, 1c. Bhetland at Shawls, all colors, 81. ery Spe quality, ith jashmeran, Tamise, | Black Silk Warp Hen- ‘Lace Grenadines, 81.87 to 85. Dae Linen Table Damask, 50c., (ape- Gal barvain.), Colored and Black sik Vel vate. Colored and Bi Satins. One hundred (100) Cee Wool D: Dress Goods, spring shades, CABTER'S, apl2 7il Market Space. ae SHIBTS! SHIRTS! 6 FINE DRFSS SHIRTS TO ORDER. 812.00 é EXCELLENT DRESS SHIRTS to order 20-50 Fin D_ AND UNFINISHED ad “or SHED A} one wane! ALWA MEN'S FURNISHINGS, THOMPSON'S Shirt Puctory, E. MAUOK, Proraier: Opposite Patent Om SUMMEK DKESS DS. oii AND G00! ye juet opened a splandia Mneof French Dhkes GOODE memantine S full aasort: eemort ment of Esney ard Black SILK lack ana Qolored Si GRENADINES, Black Silk Heroanie, Seorguckers, Bhood be untings, Linen Lawns, Mullis aud French Nainsooks, all grades. An inspection of our stock {s solicited. HOOE BROTHER @& Co., 8 F st. m.e0., near Ebbitt How BOOTS AND SHOES. wasn & COURTNEY p10 THE GREAT BOAT RACE BETWEEN Mesers. Hanlan and Courtney is the all ab- re sorbing topic with sporting men the entire country, ut itis not stance when compared with the excitement that prevails among the residents of Washington city caused by the race between THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 2nd its comp: titors, for the lead ineelling the BEST. GOODR at the LOWEST PRIOES. This is without doubt the LONGEST BACE ON RECORD, And from the start ‘THE GREAT POSTON” tock the lead, and has maintained it ever since. LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor, 491 Pennsylvania avenue, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG. N. B.—No Branch Store in this Ci NEW York suor sroun, 605 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS. .NDBSO! SPRING SHOES FOR LADIES ano mn ms GENTLEMEN. myI5 PRICES LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE. Ladice’ Kid-tinod Opers § Minne, Ladies’ 3-strap Santals, Ser eg rete = uarantesd lower than Low, ton and 4 a oe Prices arc — apto GEO. McCARTHY. RECEIVED.—FINE eeprom es Lisht Spring Goods. in Strap and, = Ane Childrens’ s MEE SONS, BUSINESS COLLAGE, Con. 17H AND L Sts. N. oreugh ine! instruction and training in Pemman- aun. Bookkeeping, Business Practke, Business Nc ulat: &c., by ‘the month or quarter: ‘Studerts received at ant roc, Individual instruction. — ay atthe Goltece ofp —_ ‘ORGAN and J ° 5ST Pariictias attention to be- ‘qualified for. fpubers, ss gellar those wishing io be quali ep27-lm* Ss, w. FLYNN, 4. me NW. Lassks—Afternoon, 1 to.4; Leaning, 7 pram in advance. Greck, ‘Gorman 810 ers keeping. 8) attention to preparation a Sia inst ts esas on oasis ap! JDROFESSOR LARZOQUS, Iai st, native Peeeoe LARROQUY 728 7 aie at germ, Fact eee tier erme m ete APLEWOOD INY.TITUTE, Gonoonpvintm, pen EE y, ‘Yale or L. MAB’TIN & COS CELEBRATED PULP MORTAR BLACK, FOR BRICKLAYERS USE, Where Joints are required J. HJ IN & CO., AGENTS, mylt 22th st. wharfand 1202 F st. nw BALE OIL s0aP, For the destruction of the ‘Rose Bushes and tht infeat Boe Br ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, ap?®- U6th ang Lanc 9d and D st, B We 2 / / of Gress Bugs plants.