Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1881, Page 2

WASHINGTON THURSDAY CROSRY 8. NOYES. - Editor. The Kvening Star has a regular, perma- nent. bona fide daily cirenintion more than achat of nay other dally pnyer pul ia Weshin, e other daliy papers here added t «othe: ‘THE Stan office is connected with the Telephone Exchange. Advertisementa, orders for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any information or business can be sent dsy or nicht, free of charzs. ‘The Double Sheet on Saturday. ‘Tax Stak will be Issued on Saturday in doubie-sheet or eight page form of fifty-six columns. The regular edfMtion was never so large as now, Dut that on Saturday {s an ext ordinary one. aturday the number of coptes actually printed and soid was in the neighborhood of £9,000. Advertisersand news- dealers will confer a favor by sending In their orders early. Socialism in many. Vrince Bismarck 1s endeavoring to crusl s0- jalism in Germany by banishing the leaders, wo of whom have taken refuge In this country. The vigtlance of the volice has had the effect of suppressing the public demonstrations of the social democratic party, but a great deai of qulet work Is being done by the order. It ts Ing under the vigorous policy of Bismarck the soctalist organization 1s steadily Increasing tn | numbers and in e‘liclency. The party publishes sixty newspapers, distriputes hundreds of thou- sands of pamphlets. and has more than 7).:\») electora. and) twenty members of par- it ts now a political part too strong for wHismarck pe with. In the past ten years the number of th{s party's adherents has | Increased ten-fold. 10 isa growmmz menace to The autocratic government of Germany. Th military system of Germimy, whfch crushes the people, and which Bismarck Is 30 anxious to preserve and foster, {8 growing more Into! erable year by year. It 1s Irritating as well a3 oppresatve. and {s oased upon the theory that the common people were venience and glory of royalty. The arbitrary methods of Bismarck have tntensiticd the dis- | affection of the people and have added fuel to | the flame of independence that exists among them. The spirit which has inspired the abused | subjects of the Russian (sar to band together and compel a recognition of their rights as men moves tie people of Germany to rid themselves of the oppressive burdens imposed 1 by agovernment which makes the military camp. a Gen. Mahone’s effort to again acquire control of the Atlantic, Mississippi « Ohio railroad, to which he has devoted himself of late, has re- sulted tn failure, notwithstanding the ald and support of Gel court at Richmond. after having heard the arguments in support of Mahone’s petition for 4 postponment of the sale of the road, yes terday rendered an opinion refusing to grant the prayer of the petitioners. and contiri nation & piace to-day. Gen. Mahone was formerly president of the road. at an annual salary of ooo, but the appointment of a receiver de- posed him. His purpose has the sale, in tne hope t raise money enough to enable the com pany to redeem the road and take | charge of ttonce more. The court held that the mortgagor had allowed the t!me for re- demption to pass on the ground tliat ft was too poor to redeem the property within tue tegal | time, and that there was nothing io prov that the company would be any better off financially at the end of the three months’ postponemen asked for than {tis now. This decision is no doubt 2 great disappoinsment to Gen. Mahone. ‘The power and patronage in the hands of the president of the company could be made to count to the coming state election. The in- terest manifested tn the sult by representa. tives of several of the leading ratiway combi- nations of the country fndicated that there would be lively competition for possession o* the rafiroad. The English bondiolders decided | Tmit it to | to bid in the property rather than jp be sacrificed, and it is whispered that Jay Gould had determined to bid high at the sale. As the road is an important link in the chain of southern and western connections, !t will Probably bring a good price —__+e- ___ ‘The St. Louts Globe. Deimocra’ says: “One of the objections to Capt. railway 1s that there ts only twenty-one feet of water tn the Mississippt two miles above the jetties. We do not see the force of this argu- | ment, but It 1s serious Washington.” So far as we have observed no such argument bas been urged against Capt. Eads’ prescot sebeme in Washington. Nevertheless, if it could be conclusively shown ‘hat one of that y urged against bim tn gentleman's engineering feats was fur less suc- | cessful than the contract cailed for, or than it Is represented by himself and his frienes to be, that fact might raise a doubt as to lis ability to carry out the work he now proposes for the sum of money whici: he claims will be sufficient for the purpose, might it not? And In that case there might be, tf not force in the argument, at least such a close and logical connection de- tween the two enterprises as to put Congress on Its guard against voting any money or tn- | curring any responsibility fn behalf of the matter Mr. Eads now has in hand. That at least ts the view the people of the country are likely to take of the sudject ——<0+ We are able to state that the tmpression that the faculty of the Freedmen’s Huspital are | antagonizing the movement for a genera! hos- pltal Is erroneous. We are assured that both Drs. Paimer and rurvis “may be counted amongst the friends of the movement.” it is gratifying to know that all thosé whose con- nection with similar charities males them the best judges of the necessity of the proposed Institution should unite thetr influence tn its favor. Such a concurrence of sentiment from ail well-informed quarters 1s the best proof that the urgent need of a general hospital ts gen- eral.j felt, and especially by the whole body ot our practicing physicians. Taking the econom ical view, It hardly needs saying that the Dt-- trict Commissioners would not unantmoualy | urge an annual appropriation for a general hospital ff there were not a pressing need for one. They have 30 many objects tmperatively | requiring drafts upon their limited fund, that they are precluded trom favoring any usies; expense. — ‘The New England Agricultural Soctety claims | to be a progressive institution, well up in all that pertains to Amertean agriculture. [t is therefore somewnat of a surprise to find the following note in a report of the proceedings of that body at a recent meeting: “The resolutions introduced by ex-Governor Smyth, of New Hampshire, excited much Interest, and were adopted with entire unanimity. They empha- sive the Importance of agriculture to the coun- try; declare that it would enable the Bureau of Agriculture at Washingtoh to attain to a much broader usefulness if it was entirely dissociated from the Department of the Intertor; and conn- ently and gratefully recommend Prestdent Loring as the man best qualified to be placed at the head of the new department of agriculture Whenever {t shall beorganized.’ In view of the fact that the organization thus recommended Was accomplished nearly nineteen years ago— In fhe summer of 1862—It would appear that the New England Agricultural Society have Deen ‘aFtng a Rip Van Winkle sleep. ‘The ouftrmation of some petty oficial by the Sebalr 4s frequently aroused more feeling and creaty nome excitement than was caused yes Sfus’ /* ©a€ count of the electoral vote. In- ered ata? Jara very of Fe presentatives, and espectalt; soa Of Garnold was given yesterday, | -February 10, 1881. and equal to that ef ed men. and {t may. in | reated for tue con- | op them | Butler. The U.S. cirenit | LS | \eAMHED — the former decree ordering the sale to take | a) ao ons en to postpone | be might | « Was not the least bit of excitement <> Of yesterday's Proceedings, and as jormal count itsei¢ Was concerned, ‘le Interest Was expended upon ft. The * Fx: ssemblage, filling every Part of the hall the gorgeou: apparei of the ladies, claimea the attention ot ll present, except the tellers and other ofticials ‘who were engaged Ip making the count. The laat evidence of entire acquiescence tn the elec. GOLD MEDAL, & Te as = PABISs, 1373 \ o BARKER'S Warranted abselute- ly pure Cocoa, f which the excesa of ¢ BREAKFAST has been removed. [tisa BREAKFAST lelicions drink, nourish BHEAREAST © ing sai Bit and atrencthening: SS = trencthening BREAKFAST easiiy divested. admira- UBEARFAST ipadaneaa . cecok: es ted for invalidsas o ni well 38 persons in healt! coca. Sold by Grocers ev- Coban erywhere. COCOA: W. BAKEB & ©O.. cooos { it Dorchester, Mass. COOK'S TOURS. Established 1841, and fares for thousands of tours, for In- dependent Travelers in America, Rurope, Asia, Africa and Australasia. epoca! arrange- ments for Personaliy Conducted and Private Par ties to Ev - Hotel Coupons e at over 500 first-ciaas Hotels. Letters of Credit issued xcur and special pamph'ets con- fain fo'l particnlara, sent by mail. Address THOS, COOK X'SO%, 261 Broadway.N.Y. C.A.BARATTON axer. P.O.Box t I hereby return my sincere thanks to the gentle men who saved my boy from drowning in the canal at the avenue briowe on the Sth instaut snd ala 40 those who so Kindly attended to him at ths bridze cottage, and who 80 gently restorsd affectionate mother. OHA. FOX It 1919 Pennsylvania avenne. | ATTENTION: shown by the leaders that Instead of diminish- | In order to make room fur our SPRING STOCK, WE WILL SELL FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS Aline of BODY BRUSSELS OF STANDALD MAKES, AT 31.50 PES YARD. TAPESTRY AND INGRAINS AT CORRESPOND INGLY LOW PRICES. SINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 MARKET 8PACE. feba A NEW DEPARTURE, g: Having purchased the etore, No. 1201 F Street Northwest, cor. 12th, 1am restocking the same with a full line of CIGARS, TOBACCO, AND SMOKING ARTICLES of grades to suit all tastes and classes of purcha- ers. With an experience of TWENTY-FOUR YEARS in the business, and ample facilities, T would ack inspection and trial of my goods by my friends and the public generally. Special attention wiven tothe Jobbing Trade in all its branches. JOHN W. WETHERALL, febS 3t_Late of the firm of Goo. W. Oochran & Co. — EEE Scan & Co. AIRYMEN, ATTENTION '—Just received, two cars Oat straw, and for sale in «juantities to wit. AB gOod us clover hay and a wrest deal cheaper. Will make the richest milk and more of it. W. H. TENNEY & SONS, ‘Wholesale Dealers in Fiour, ‘orn, Oats febs snd Hay, ‘Capital Mills IMITED OO-PARTNERSHIP. — Tho onder signed do hereby certify that they haveforme’ & co-partnership for the sale of Ice, under the name or firm of Washington and Georgetown IceCu No bills or accounts will be paid unless upon a written » Treasurer. Office, No. Water street, Georwetown. DO. JOHN LEETCH, F. F. VARKER, M.KINSLOW. febs Be) NOVELTY DRESS GOODS. Silk and Linen HDEFS., creat variety. Splendid Bargains ia BLACK SILKS and Blsok SATIN DE LYONS. Wide Black Sik VELVET, 22.50 up to a4. Specisi Bargains in Barnsley and other Fine Table LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, &c. §2 ONE PRICE ONLY, TRUNNEL, CLAKK & 00., 803 Market Space. po BREAKFAST CHOCOLAT MENIER SOLD EVERYWHERE PABIS AND LONDON. New York Depot, 2: a ih at. Jané-thata pot, 236 Greanwich at NEW, BOOHS.—Browsing Amons tobe, vy aN Abba Goold Woolson, $1; Don Johu, ‘ series, $1; Brnestine, by Von Hillern, 2 vols., paper, S0c.: The Demon of Uawapore, by Suiea rhe, $1.50; Troy, by 5. G. W. Benjamin, Epoch, Series, $1. Sir Willism Herschel, by Prof. B. 8 Holden, $1.50; Younx Ireland, by Sir Charles Ga- van Duffy, $1.80; Chinese Immizration, by Hon eorge F.’ Seward, @2.50: Island Life, by Alfred Kugel Wallace, #4. Macy Marston, ‘by George McDon: $1.50: The Enemies of Booka, by Wm Blades, 82.25; A Oentary of Dishonor, by H. B., ‘1.50-The y Philip Schaif, D’ D., dl. B. MOHUN. BOOKPELLER AND BTATIONER, 1085 Pennsylvania ave, te assortment of Prang’s and Marcus Jentines, Birthday Cards, &c. Also, are ahd Seaside Libraries. fabs NO REASONABLE OF REFUSED | FOR ANY ARTICLE IN OUR rane ‘LOCK OF FORFEITED PLEDGES, Comprising FINE DIAMONDS, Ladies and Genta’ GOLD WATCHES and FINE JEWELRY. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER GENT. SPECIAL BATES FOR $100 AND UPWARDS. J.-M. & HK. COHEN, febT 1105 Penna. ave, northwest. po IN OUR WINDOW. ENGLISH TROUSERINGS, Marked fom 818 She bo ag tock SMOTHER BIYLES INSIDY. W.S. TEKL, feb7 935 Peuna. ave. FOR ENTESTAINWENTS. ORNAMENTAL PIKOES FOS THE TABLE. OYSTER TUBEENS, WAITERS, CHAFING DISHES. ONS, BASKETS, DISHES, ..CLER} STANDS, SALAD HOWLS, DESS) RT KNIVES, SPUONS AND £ORKS, Exc. SAM’L KIKK & SON, feb3-12" 172 West Baiiimore st. Reve STONE JEWFLEX. OoMES. LAOS PINS, BUCKLES. A large assortment of the newest Patterns just received. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., ‘snls 2107 Penn. ave. ———_—_________*RO7 Fenn. ave. game. LEWIL-~’ SONS, JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, Have just received a larwe assortment of AMERICAN WATCHES, All sizes and grades, at unusually low prices. SAML. LEWIS’ 80Ns, 3215 Peansyivania avenue. Valentines with silk 2 to 82. All the latest and best designs of VALENTINES from the leading houses, now ready for examina- on. GERMAN FAVORS, A Large Variety in Stock. W. H. & 0. H. MOBBISON, Law BookskLLxns anp STATIONERS, febs 475 Penna. ave. n.w. FFs. Ait, ST. VALENTINE’S DAE, Assi. A CHOICE ASSORTMENT of VALENTINE OGABDS, SACHETS, PIN OUSHIONS, Etc., of Prang, De La Kue and other Manufacturers. The Designs are entirely New, and include the FRINGED and EMBOSSED Styles. bebe OL. Fema. Avenue LADIES GOODS _DRY GOODS y TANTI:D. south wt ¥ rearonable rates, tO permanent tenants. at ANTED — Sey eral Aigo, a FisREWOMAN, immedt 512 12th et. northwest $25 per month. Inquire s! eb10 2m : WANTED —A smart, active WHITE GIRI todo dining room work and wait on table. with references, at 110412: st_n f For RENT—W18 EB WANTED_A steady WHITE MAN to receive and deliver btores ins Hes.acrant Box 34, Star office. Rent and I | FOS BESRAND BALES OF PROPERTY, PRI- Winns cook, Inquire 11 able COLORED WOMAN to Beferences, required K st_northwest. TANTED—A good MILUINER and two expe- 2 None others ne t., bet Land K. fel0-3t northwest. W. WANTED. A liberal price will be paid for a POSITION in the departments by a respecta- Lady. Address W., etar office. ing 10 General Rawlin's est: ‘Two WISDOQWS fronting ou Penu- | iDz 10 General Rawlin's, est a ave, for the 4th of Marci: 8, MAG, Star office. y ANTED PANTALOON HANDS. Apply at, Tailoring Depart ment. 4. SAK & OO., 316 and 315 7th at Wane, A WHITE WOMAN er GIKL cook snd do the housework for # family of two; good waxes to a woman with good references. i19 4th st. southeast. REASONABLE, WASTED. By younm wan, a SITUA WON under the zoverume: ce will be paid. addroas Bo: ash p water in kitchens and water closets in yards. "1 cau be bought by paying. ce. WANTED Families, “ho'ele ard others to far- nish with rehable SEEVANTS, wh t- 07 cot ©. E. Pstck & CO ored, male Awa ib F st. WANTED On ce ey Toons. wAB fd tired, ratwes’ aud latro ne ue cats, FURN- for a contieman and c! and conve’ houses inthe city for the money. Price $1, Wie ais ing me a POSILTON as laborer or wa.c in any of the government depsrtments S622 4d wt. northwest. ence. ADI to any parson sac W LO-St* | Wanna refer 2. NIEO—By a family «sing to the Ctt: MMonich, 2 mniddioniod WOMAN: (white) cbambermuid for a lacy and ii referencer required. Address City P. O., Box: part of the city, at's « builders and others. Middle-aged WOMAN, an axpe rienced purse for baby; must have best of aces and stsy at nights. address, diving name, references and particulars, Box ‘0, stable attached. Apply JOHN SHER! Keal Estate agent, st. of re c VVANTED Bp a resnectable white wirl s PLAGE to do chamberwork, or waiting, or housework for a piaia, eral {a 3 ences from last place. tar office. vic Pleade address Nox t WANTED, 3100 will be ‘paid fora POSITION WW Ander ts rovernment™ Address, for three days, HOPEFUL, Star office warden, orchard ani vartially tarnished if desired. Situated ‘one: ANTED. By a respectable woman a SITUA- Vv ‘TION as nurse. Apply at 716 23d s1 ard B. premises before March 1 7 ANTED—ROOMS two furaished Rooms suit- White tors. physician, with or without Board. Permanent if suited. Address M. k. D., Star of- fice. WYOK, 1634 Rh D.O. meets ANT#D Qolored or white WOMAN to do W iiiework and take chance of children; must wive best references. Call 513 7th st. northwest. _feb)-2t* ANIED—A white middle-azed WOMAN to Wee wai private family ; must Address Box 61, Star of- hi fice. good references Ware a BOY. writing a xood band, with some knowledge ‘of music aud well recom- mend 3345 Pennsylvania ave. f.910-3t OR RENT—HOUSE No. 117 8th at , between D and E sts. north was. it jana ave. st. northws 10 room ard. Auitsble for a butch Inquire W. K. WILOOX. corser 20ch tebli FRAME. larg VATE AND AT AUCTION.—See Bulletin ia- sued on the Ist and 15th of every month at the | office of THOS E. WAGGAMAN, 519 northwest. feb10-at* n Rtraat DOUGLASS. GREAT SUOOESS ‘oF oun ‘ SIXTH ANNUAL 3ALE OF LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS We shall, until farther notice, coutinae the sis of LADIES’ UNDERWEAR at reduoed races Thoroughly made sud wmmmnd at 25 ly Made and trimm' at 25c. FACH. NIGHT DRES¥ES, SKIEIs, & pri for this gale only. or) les desiring these goods y rast asgured that only positive bargains will be offered. OR RENT—$I5_TWo sTURY FRAME: wit deep yard. wa a.: 8 rooma: 931 T strest (OLIZMAN, 182] F street northwest. r feb9-3t (OB BALE-THE URICK RESIDENCE at the southeast corner of 12th and M streets beloni e. The house ‘on one floor, with ertra Kitchen in basement, and 7 chambers, with sun-Leht in every room. _ ft xain ‘fold at once. FITOH, FOX & BROWN, i437 Pennsyival oan be gotten at a bar- asenue (Coredran Balding. )!9 ‘OR SALE—A neat, well-built 6 room coraer HOUSE with cellars. Enclosed by iron railin ern improvements. etc. Southeast cori aud J, streets northeast, near cars. : FOR RENT Az 80 Two new 6-room HOUSES, Nos. 1125 and 1129 Park Place northaaat ; have ) down and $13 month- * W. STAKR, 1429 New York aye. feb3-3t F 2, SAL F< Garar—On following liberal terms $60 cash ard $25 montuly—Iwo new ee-en- BRICK HOUSKS, about completed, from in wincoln Park; have bal's, bay windows, bath m north «of uorth I =tres!, between 1ith and 12th str: heast ; near Fast Capitol street care. Obaapes JW. STARK, 142 New York avenue. feb7-6t OR KENT— HOUSE, No. 202D et. northwest, DOUGLASS’, Jan29 DUCE rem Bicests NoT's. Q 915 Ponneyivania ave. Offers decided bargains in Beal and Imitation LACK GOODS, ‘The largest and finest collection of FINE LACES in Washington. ELEGANT FRENCH FLOWERS FOR BOQUET De CORSAGE, WHITE LACE DRESSES FOR LADIES’, MISSES’ AND OHILDREN, RICH | SASH AND TRIMMING RIBBONS, REAL LAGE EMBROIDERED AND HAND-PAINTED FANS, RECEPTION NOVELTIES A BSPEOIALTY, CHILDREN'S VELVET AND SILK SUITS, LONNETS, BREAKFAST AND NUBSE OAPS. ONE PRICE, MARKED IN PLAIN FIGUBES. 10 reoms with bath attached; $38 per. month Pesseanion at once. b. LIPPINCOTT, Room. 1, moors, P_O, Department. fob6-e03t Jani2 915 Peansylvania ave. OR SATE ne comer LOPS on Capitol Mul, facing Pa ave.; alto, fine LOTS in northern taacrifice. Bargain for iid ers. 423 ithet n.w. .a31-1m {OR RENT—HOUSE, 1323 K st. northwest, formerly ocenpied’ by Reoretary Sherman: AN &00., Cloud Building. Jan27-La VOR SALE—Three-story Brick RESIDENCE, 14 Est. northweat, side lot, shade trees, foun" tain and beantifal flower grounds: all in first-class order. Apply at above N THOS. O. FULLURTON or 456 Louisiana ave. [JNEXAMPLED INDUCEMENTS Prior to taking stock wa propose to give our on9- tomers an opportunity to save fully 2u per cent on the balance of our attractive stock of FLOWERs, FEATHERS, RIBBONS, Anda FANOY GOODS of all kinds. HATS and BONNETS at loss than wholesale prices A special lot of KID GLOV«b ats great barzain. Drs, M. J. HUNT, janl3_Nos, 622 and 623 D street n.w. ‘OK RENT—From Apiil Ist, 1881,,ajerze MAN- SION, Consisting of nine rooms, With kitchen, ice-hougs. Will be suey oF hs! ile from hell’ A mile from Mitchell'a Station, Gulpeper, county on Virginia Midland K.R., 76 miles from bington. Address Dr. K. 0. VAN WYOE, on ior Rev. GEO. P VAN nd ave., Washington, Janl7-Im Fe RENT— VERNON BOW, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 10Ta STREET. OFFIOES TO LET. Snitable for corporations, mercantile establish- ments, lawyers, &c., &c. Fine skylight room for photographer. PASSENGER ELEVATOR. Avply on premises, or to T. E. WAGGAMAN. jani7-1m* Address, in own hand iting, withname aud residence, BJ's 52, Star office ANTED At 1 claes COOK : also thres first peteut men only need apply. a DELIVER. ass WAITERS ; ady avd com: ANJED—\ WET NURSE (white), Apply at V JOHNSTON, No. 140 ‘thwest, between the hours of 4’ and 9 the office of Dr. Ht. uo a.m. and WANTED Competent S*tLESWOMEN, aly those having experience with first-class trade will be accepted. Apply : ference in application. L. NOOTL, 915 Pennaviva- nis ave. V TANTED—A few wood CAN VASSERS. Address Box 147, Star cflice. WANTED BARKER; one who understands oud- VV cing, pastry and bread, at the Lmperial Ho- ANTED-A I e iy desires COPYING to do at home or private office. Address B. w utheast. WASTED Fig bunared common ‘PIGEONS. quire of M. W. LiKSE, 217 Savage Sqaare igys Markets. fe PGE RENT, SALE OB EXQHANGE—Larve now HOUBE, built for owner; 17 rooms, bard wood Snish, first-class appointments, healthy location. May beseen daily. Terms casy. Apply or address 1906 H st. 14-2m* FPCE S72 OR RENT Handsome DWELLING onIst., between 17th sud 1sth sts., No. 1728. Just completed and containg all the médern oon- yeniences. Banitary plumbing and well revulated heating apparatna; 25 rooms, handsome decors- dons, cathedral glass, &. For terms apply 47 Cor- corsn Building. dec?)-2m RUE BALE Two very fine HOUSES at the cor- ner of Connecticut ave., Rhode Island aye. and Met., foreale. ‘They are wel! built, have dressed stone front to basements and fine stone steps; are beantifully finisted and contain every convent ence. 11 rooms, coal vault, &o. Price $#,500. Termg casy, JOHN SHERMAN & 00., 1 Estat boviB te Agent, St. Cloud Buliding. Ro? BENZ THE CORCORAN BUILDING, Oprosttg U. 8. TREASUEY, 16TH SrnEer. Fine Btores, Office Roome—singly or communt- cating—for Business Offices, Studios, etc. Water and Gioseta on every floor.’ Elevator and steam heat. Dark root for stor sg peat OL ms for storage. Inquire one WASTED {A calito and steady MAN for nicht clerk and watchman at st. Mare Hotel; must board home. References raquired. thoroughly competent TRL as nurse; must be neat and tidy, d bring sood references; good waxes. 310 2d st: FPQBSAUE, RENT AND EXOHANGE—Larxoand Small Houses, in all parts of the city. Call and examine our lst." FITCH, FOX & BROWN, 1437 Pennsylvania sve. nové_sra ——_ Eee BUSINESS CHANCES. WW ANTED-A SITUATION as houselcoper, oF ‘would do the housework of a small family; commendations t.om present employer at 1433 kat. northwest. Oa. 1 Fe08 AD bas had experienoe in mabine Optical Instruments, to work in a Sci atory. Oail between 10 a.m. and LASORATOKY, 122! celent business; rare opportunity. | Address dtar cftice. febl0-3t! p.m., at VOLTS Dees: rarecbance; rent cheap ;reasons WANTED—A cottled colored WOMAN, cir tent to ao genera! other business. Inqui weet. febl0-6t JOR SALE—A RESTAURANT, doing a «ood business old established s1 Inquire on the premiers, 466 449 8t southwest febiO Sut Pee een Baga seth Stock, Fixtures and Good-Will of a BAK-ROOM, doing an ex- {2 SALE-S8TOCK, FIXTURES and GOOD WILL of 8 first-cass Lunch and Oyster Busi- or gelling, 1786 Pa. sveane north” Te ce required: waves BS. colored MAN to attend to tw: fires; reference required Eoom 10, Corcoran Building horses and inake i quested. Apply to GEO. OR We GS fo fe RELI ABLE BESVANIS, try us: SERVAN (5 of a sorte; boys, witis; SHAMSLRENSES for city anid country ; all with rereronce: west. 0. E. PRICE & 00. 925 F Bt. north. YVAN ED—To purchase MILITAR LAND WA Xe and SOLD northwest. M. J. JOHNSTON, Attor- ney-at-Law, Room 41 Le Droit Building, 802 F at. WANTED, cia purchase all kinds of PUBLIG LANDSCRIP, highest cash price. CHARLES: O. BROWN, Attorney-at-Law, 1212 @ street north- wast. Box 23. S—MISCELLANEOUS. 10 cents 5 to call at YUI ‘7th sireet, and examine 5,000 pacterns ot French Percales, yard wide, worth 14 oente, only (A decided bargain. ard. WVARZED cq FEATHERS to renovate, MAT- TRESSES toremake, MOTHS to oxterminate from farnitnre, at A. H. La. aye., next to City Post Office. CE & BKO.'S, janls yy ANTED—OLD GOLD and SILV&R, in large Wr anal quantities, Highest cash price paid. 521 Penn's ave., between 3d and 4% ats, ANTED-STEAM CARPET OLEANING AND UPHOLSTERY in all its branches. OHACE BRO, 616 Louisiana avenue. Janlg W4XIED-XOU TO KNOW THAT 1 SELL A first-class ‘Tailor made Becond-haad SUIT, much better and a great deal cheaper taan a com- mou new suit can be bought, at JUSTH'S OLD STAND, or at Branch Store, No. -B.—We buy but firat- No. 619 D at. north 408 9th st. northwest. class Second-hand Clothing. BOARDIN JDLEASANT ROOMB, FURNISHED OB UN- furnished, with BOARD, at 1014 10th st. north- weet. ABE TR ONT HOUSE offers gool ROOMS with first-class Hotel Soard, for 25 and 30 permonth House is well furnished, steam, and every way cesirable. Fok BENT —Alry ROOMS, furnished or antar- nithed, pleasant location, $13 Indians avenue. Also fi permonth. KAKAH FLAGLER. at Nos. 314, 316 and irat-class BOAKD $15 IEST-CLASS ROOMS, en suite or si: and lighted; with first-class BOsR| $10 Indiana avenue. Terms reasonable. M-RSHALL, of the St. Georve Hotel, near Pi Point, M TPE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9th strect north. ‘west, is one of the cosiest and beat conducted B. arding Houses in the city. Transient Boarters rms. accommodated QU SALE—A lot of frst WOUD, at 87 per cor is dry Hi KURY dw ikgs Mth st_nortuwest. NNO INTENDING PORCH : 6a lure list of first class RESIDENCES, ot which sre uot regularly in the market, ucing frm $14,000 to $100,000 in value of fine RESIDENOE SITES. sued on application at out & BROWN, 1437 Penasylva- av Buildiog. feb9-3t at Fe SALE—A GROCERY and PROVISION STORE; a bargain; on tha corner of 15th and avenue, (G Tats. northwest, orapply at 1619 Sladison ave. fel s-3t" Wi TOCK, GOOD WILL. AND FIXTURES of the »S best Stand on Mito street FOR S&Lk. Only those meaning business need apply Satisfactory Fearons for selling out. Apply Box 59, Star ollice. febs-3t° ME. WASHINGTON en Offers reat inducements to the ladies in ELE- GANT SATIN px LYON and SILK VELVED SUIU8 or SILK and BROOADE SUICS. “All ma- teriala furnished, and handsome guita delivare: from $50 to 860. "She invites her custornsrs to cal and examine her woods Her suite, at the prices named. cannot be surpassed in this country for style and finiah. Jan29 Fo ‘THE PABTY SEASON. E nd Reception BONNETS. Fine FRENCB FLOWERS. LAOE and BEADED NETS for Overdreassa. Ali the newest styies in LAGES, SASH RIBBONS: and RUOHINGS. PARIS KID GLOVES. = Anda fine line of NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS. At M. WILLIAN’S, jan5_ 7 Cite Trevise, Paris, 907 Pa.ave. Cuz RUPPERT, Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w. RARE ATTRACTIONS OF NEW NOVELTIES IN FANCY WOKSTED WOKK of New 8, for Eabroidery on Linen, Mam- pete tuoth and Felt Goth, me A full line of Worsted (hand-knitted) Goods, Hatin and Velvet, Ohild's Bonnets, Embroider Cloaks, all sizes, and s feneral Outht for Ohiidren. Germantown and Zep! ‘orsted, German Yarn, all colors, and ail kinds of Embroidered Material on hand at the Lowest Market Prios. deot BS. SELMA BUPPERT, M 6058 Oth street, Opp. Patent Ofloe, 1X DEALER ART EMBROIDERIES, ZEPHYRS, OREWEL ana GERMANTOWN WOOL, FELT, OANVASSES, aud all Material for FANCY NEEDLEWORK. Fine selection of LACES, HOSTERY, TRIMMIN: WORSTED and CHILDREN'S FURNISHIN GOODS; full Lae of MAORAME THREAD, STAMPING promptly executed. Gec27 M™ B. VAN KREUTH, PARISIAN MODEB, ELL2 13th St. Northwest. Latest desi in WEDDING TROUSSEAUX, MOURNING DRXSSEN, WALKING BUITS, DIN- NER and RECEPTION DRESSES. Samples of the latest importationa of Dress Goods, Novelties in Trimmings and Buttons, al- ways on hand. Complete Costum: shortest notios. JUGLA’S dD. PARIS KID GLOVES Repvcab 260. Pes Para. 2-Button, $1.50. = 8-Button, 21.75. . 4- Botton, 82.00. GENUINE MONOGRAM KID ‘GLOVES. J-Button, io. 8-Button, $1.00, 4-Button, $1.25. 6-Button, 81,50. J.P. PALMER, IMPORTER AND DESIGNEE OF FASHIONS IN MILLINERY, decl8 No Luo? F at. YVERMILYa’s LADIES’ BOOTS. J am now offering a fine stock of Winter GOU! of my own make, at very LOW PRIOES, and smn arn so orders clase of SHOES for Ladies and Children that csnnot be e: i JAS, H. VERMILYA, nob 610 Oth opp. Patent Oftics. ME. 8. J. MESSER, DaeséMantea in connec. of all descriptions at the deol’ ‘T PRIVATE SALE Gurap—by a party leaving the city—Party Shoes, Gioves, fine French vere, French Corsets, Point and Points Ap- pique Laces, some Jewelry, a Hair Switch, aud £rixett’s Costuetics : a Masquerade Suit, Wiz, &e. : some handsome Summer Clothing. Also, a doubie Walnut Bedstead and Hair Mattrass ‘for #13, Breakfast Caster, Roger-plated, asingle Mut! traes and Cot, Riws, China, ke. Address, with stawped and ‘addressed envelope, PARTY, Star ciice. febs_at* ‘OR BALE—RESTAURANT, now doing a larze and first-class business. The best staud in tbe city.” ‘Those only meauiog business need address RESTAURANT, Star office. feb3-2w JAYESIMENTS —A good two-story BRIOK HOUSE, with six rooms; good Jot; renting tor §15; situate on 11th st. n.w., near O. Price $1,750, on easy terme. Two two story and back busfding ereas Brick Front HOUSES, seven roome and cel- lar, gas, water and bath; on’ st., near 14th n.w. ; rent for $15 each. $1,650 esci, on easy terms. ‘Two-story FEAME HOUSE of five rooms; lot 20x 145 to alley, with small Brick fronting on alley. $1,400, on ood terms. Also good LOT to ex for small House, and eeveral larwer Houses for cheap. W. E. BURFORD, 1115 Fet.n.w. jana INVENTOBS. MONEY ADVANCED ON IMPORTANT and VALUABLE INVENTIONS, either before or after patent. Box 85, Btar office. deo30 SPECIALTIES. MiheR ORs aca Act SE MESO . and Gentlemen 50 cents esch. No. 408 L street, be- tween 4th and 6th streets northwest. feb10 4 RS. M. A. FRENCH, Medium, Manipulator and Magnetic healer. Still ac 707] at. north- west. Oircles Tuesday Kyenings. Hours from 9 am. to9 p.m. feb9 Im* ARAM, DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR Ladies. All female complaints quickly cured. Can be consulted dai y at 924 7th atreet north west. Office hours from 1 to.9 pm. feb9-1m* LOST AND FOUND. O8T—Wednesday evening, a red Ol'KRA GLABS, make of Bardou & Buitablo reward will Ld covet Sons Paris, without case. be given for return to 134 @ strect north west.f.02* red _morocoo wT RAYED—On the 8th inst., pet OAT; grey, 3S black and yellow stripes: ‘ around hor throat Liberal reward, if Drought to 1011 Ist. northwest. OS8T—At Ospital, Monday, February 7, p.m. +malSEAUMUPF. Leave same at 1601 I ai northwest, and be liborally rewarded. scarlet worsted 1831 ” “Tisiene™“* 188] Good either before or after the Holidays. Cleaned or Bexatif SHEATLEYS Wot and Dest a Dyeing Establishment. A Nicely SUIT or team (COHIBESE IM M1GHATION, in its Social / ‘onomical Agpecte, by Georue F. Seward, *1.50.° Unbeaten ‘i racts in’ daoan, by Isabella L: Honolulu, Sketches of Life ia Gleanings in the Cheney, 62 50. M Frances Ro Have: $1.76. Mary Marston. a Novel.” By Geo. Mao Te. with silk fringe. RK & SONS, 425 Tth Bereet. Ss, 2 le ALKER'! af; eG nose Lime, Cement, Plaster, Carpet Lining Feit, Feit nov? GBAVEL ROOFING SUPPLIES. P“ZESt, Leet vorthwest. eat Oilog practios. and Fe: Bird, 2 voi the Hawai Field dovald, el Pran: ww febs tobe hed at Wt ‘and Premium 1068 (49) Jefferson Street, — cee: Work fork called for and del! anywhere in the au Islander, $1.25 of Art. by Ednsh D n ovials of Valentines for 1 M. BALLAN' ©. CANDEE, M. D., V. D., of N. ¥ — Vitapathy or Vital Cure for ail diseases of bedy and mind. Lung and Throat. Gonsun:ption, Loss of Vitality. Hemorrhoides or Piles. Qatarrh and all weaknesses a specialty. All Tamora, Ma- ‘arin, or Blood Diseases of whatever nawe or ua- ture thoroughly eradicated from the system. tut sering and Stammering cared. Consultation free toall. Office and residence, 944 K street, corner 10th northwest. febl ee ME H. ¥F. WRIGHT, CLamvov¥ant AND MaG- AVE NevTIC PirysICraN, has 6minent success in treat- ine acute and chronic diseases. ‘The sufferiac should call at her residence, 600 6th street, corner of F street northwest. febl-1m* RS. DB. A. HOLL, of Toronw, a distin, Psychomelist, Teck Medium aud Magnetic Pho sician, can be consulted at the Pennsylvania Hot koom 16, $45 Penn's. avenue; hours, 10 a.m. to p-m. jani2-im* w™ STONE ABERT, ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW, jen3-6m No. 408 Sth st. o.w. Ppecozarions, aooDs ) aes P, FLAG STOBE, ebl-Im 319 Pennsylvania sven UTION.—GENUINE DECKER CPinonnade by Decker Broz., New york. Public shoul ful net to be led in to buy sn imitation with s similar name, which oan be bought for lees than half the price of Decker Piano. G. KUHN is the o: te; a J. D. Pease Pianoa. jan2? 2 . Gi} t ( Cement AGES A parA at e number of Newand Second-hand In stock a OABKIAGES of the best make and fin- ish, at low prices. Beveral Second-hand Landavlete, Coupelets, Coupes Conpe Rockawaya. TP” kepairing promptly attended to. ner osrt@BT,, 2, GBanam, P RY AND FAOTORY, febs-3t OnrTONaNG- 416 6th at_n.w. JOHN'S HOURE LADIRG: SALOON, 408 7.2 at. northwent. feu7 3m 0. wr AUEXANUES & BICES, Prop'rs. MONEY TO LOAN. Beem. $5,000, $2,000 AND 1,000, AT SIx PreK Oxnr- WM. P. YOUNG, feb8-6t 1420 New York ayemie 1,600 TO LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE. 8,000 "Apply to 750 CHAS C. DUNCANSON, feb3-3t Oth and D sts. uorthwest. T° LOAN. MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In Sums to Suit, AT SIX PER OENT FOR LARGE AND SEVEN PER CENT FOR SMALL SUMS. NO DELAY. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, jan29 0th and F sts. northwest. y ‘ONEY TO LOAN!—MONEY TO LOAN!—In sume to suit. At lowest rates, on first-class real estate. O. C. FEAYSER, Jana7-2w* _ 486 Lonisiana avenue northwest. 10.000 TO LOAN—83u0,000 TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE, in large sums, at low rates of interest. W. TWINING EBON, 135 South Sthetreet, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Jan2t-Im ctabirees _FuUsGS phia, Pemnevivania:seoat-2m: ‘ONEY, MONEY, MONEY.—To loan at 2 per gent, ber month, On personal property, at’. FULTON'S Loan Office, 314 9th st., near ‘Penn's avenus northwest. Jant4-2m* ‘ONEY TO Loan. M 359,000 TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT SIX PER CENT, ON BEAL ESTATE SECURITY. GOMMISSIONS VERY LOWEST RATES. J. V. N. HUYOR, REAL EsTaTE AGENT, JanstFi7 “Office 1505 Pa, av., Arlington Ins. Bia's. ‘ONEY TO LOAN. Thave MONEY to losn on REAL ESTATE, in sums of from 8100 and upwards, at lowest rates of ‘"Gharres moderate. No dels} 3 - arwen moderates No dsls: y. WARNER, nov26 916 F strost nortuwost. FOR SALE. FPO, BALE Ghictering PIANO. 656 octavs, stool and cover. Owner has no tsa for them, and will sel very cheap, Gail st Fn sa 2014 Lstreet northwest. Entiat FROE SALE The dest saddle HORSE tn the Dis, trict, high spirited. and works well in double harness." Warranted souud ip every" respect. Inquire of Dr. A. ¥ P. GAR- NET, 1317 New York avenue. febl0-3t OR SALE—Rane Quaxce.—An elegant nearly w 7'; octave upright parlor GRAND, PIANO for only 8173, includiva an dsone RAR stool. Soy smmediatey, at SIDN&Y T. NIMMO'G, 400 Tth strect northwest. feb10-6t ee rent. _ Fob 10-6t_ FOE, SALE At 8 sacrifice, one very hand=>me 8-atop Osbinet ORGAN. 'To be seen, atG.L WILD & BRO.'S, 723 7th straet| nor eats Ageuts for the Estey Orzans. reboot" ‘OR BALE—ReasonasLe—TWO FINE PIER LAB-TOP MIRKOBS. Enquire 439 th oncoseene Bize, 9 feetxt eatery RB BALE—A Good Second-hand Broom Street {or eale cheap, as the ower tae Ho tno ‘Or eale cheap, 88 it. Inanire at RB. H. GRAHAM'S Garrisge Factory, s108tn st nortawest, fob8-3t 1B SALE CHEAP—One set FAIRBANKS' FGar BOCALER, and Bui ding on lot corner Sth and K'sta. northwest. Apply on premises. Foneiiepso. ee ie Cee ee eae near! A two JUPES, several COUPE SOORAWAYE. ‘at chesp ec31 A10. ae st. northwest. 1 eo Eo ales dot-3m' 8. HABTBREOET. | TABLE DAMAS&S, | | =F. aie ATTRACTIVE PATTERNS | i NAPRING. WINE CLOTHS, DOYLIES. { At Lowes! Ona Print TYLER & CHEWNING 915 Tih street aorthweat. ee OTHER SPrectaL WARK DOWS AND EXTRA VALUE GUARANTEED, TAXING WE OFFER (HE WE OPENED THE SEASON WITH THESE GOODS AT $18.15. PRIOR TO OUR AN- NUAL INVENTORY WE DESIRE To QOLOSE OUT EVERY WINTER GARMENT IN VUR CLOAK AND SUIT DEPART- MENT WE WAVE MADE POSITIVE REDUCTIONS AND INVITE THE PUBLIO TO NOTICE OUB 5PEOIAL MARK DOWN AND THE EXTRA VALUE OFFERED. BOSTON HOUSE, 921 Penusyivania Avenue. fobs RELLONS BLACK SILK. GUINNIP, DAY & CO., Suocessoes To A. KING OBANDLEB, S22 and S24 Seventh Sireet N.W offering this waek aa IMMEN TLINE of th ONS SILK, BELLONS @ATIN DE LYON iS SIL, BELLONS SATIN DE LYON LLONS SILK, BELLONS SATIN DE L¥UN, in and brocaded SIT.K FKOM AUCTION at HALF PRIC We are now presenting in every d 1 the house compiete a3so: iaes coods at the very lowest p: attractions added daily. cag GYINNIP, DAY & CO. | _febs eS eeeeeeseerenesnceeeneeer es WANTS. : OPERATOR <n a Sewiak Ma- chine at H. SAOHKIMAN's, Cas st-eot DRY GOODS I! PIN BLACK DRESS FARKIOS ASRMERRS, HENIIETIA CLOTHS, CAMELS-BATUES, CORDURRLTES, CUUCDDAS. IMPERIAL SE) BOMBAZINES, BO Ac COURTAULDA ENGLISE CRAPTS, a. widens and prices COTRTADLDS ROLLED ¢ “BARG4INE" IN Tabc¥ OWELS, BLASK ST HITE GOOUR. & DERED FLAN nt Event BROCADE RATINS to st JES in BRUCAD) cA AUT om. m LON, SAVING, : EVENING SILKS, BROUADE VELVE T PERINOTS ORLENNAT? D RID ULLvEER ALBATROSS CLOTHS aad O\SHMERES, “sin gant. ae NORTHER NDENTS AKE "RING GOODS” DAILY S$? ONE PRICE ONLY PERRY & BKOTHED PENN AVE, OOB 9TH 4T Pmantshed 1840 W M. SHUSTER A SONS OFFER BARGAINS iN WINTFR DBESS GOODS Remnants of ES and VEL NEW LOTOF ORETONN 2S MISSES FANOY HOS: LADIES’ BLACK Wai Hace am 83.0) TS at bai! pris ORETS. $5.00 FUR-LINED CTROULABS, $45 0 om B80 0 LOT OF WHITE GOp8, cont ®, niaining NATNSOO! DUCK,” ViCTURia + 12k any Of them worth Bo Evening Good GAUZES IN EVERY SHADE, 8: yard BROCADER, DAMASSE BATIN®, SILK a SATINS DRLYONINATLGOLO LS UES 804 lot of BROCADES avar on Ac examination aolloned ONE PRICK. W. M. SHUSTER & SONe feb? 919 Penney! YOR Tan INAUGURATION. BRLIDGEWOOD'S BEST PORUELAIN YEA Rar Of #4 pisces, wish wew shape Cups. 34 DIN B SET, of liset Enz‘ish Stone Ohias $19 CHAMBER SET, of the same 82 69 TRIPLE PLATED OASTOR, with 5 Caians Ga raved Bottles, 61 50 BOGERS BROS. TRIPLE #2 a LA dozsn AT&O ENIVES ROGERS BROS. TRI $28 hal’ dozen £4 SPOONS ROGERS BROS. TRIPLE SPOONS, 84 ahalt doven TABLE KEL PLATED GERMAN STOVENT LAMP, with all the latest um, and agaiioa of Aladdin or Astra! Sscur: 1 $19 DECORATED CHAMBER SETS, ‘owas $4.59 TIN T 9 ttock of everyting appartscaias HOUSEFUBNISHING GOODS, at chs Lowant . ea at ARTE, 1820 Seventh Street, feb!-Im Asove New Yous Avawnw \OUDWIN'S SUN DIAL x GAS HEATING sTOves. For Hosting Parions, Dining Rooms, Has aad Hooms For sale at Office of Warh'n Gaa Lt. Qo 413 Tenth at. northwest, Cali and examine them isan JOrerd RODGERS & SONS OUTLERY, FINE PLATED WARS aD HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS M. W. BEVERIDGE. IMPORTER OF CHINA AND CROOKERY Jana No. 1099 Peana. ave. | NEE LABGEST “-ASSOBTMENT” OF DBY GOODS IN WASHINGTO Fifty pieces Twilled Cashmeres, beautif ng shades only 12%c. Colored Cashmeres, one yard and a quarter wide, pure wool, price reduced from 75 down to Finest quality, pure wool, colored and black French Dress Goods, only 3fe. Fine quality Hemetiiched Handkerchiefs, 12\c. Silk ambrofdered Qoreets, 50c. Remnants of pure Linen Table Damask. Sle. Oue hundred (100) pieces of new style Madras Ginghams, 150. Ope thousand pieces of the very finest quality Figured Cambries, yard wide, 12\c. Largs assortment of White Quilts, 50, 62, 75, 87, 81, $1 25,81. 60,81.75, 82. Excellent quailty large size Marseilles Quilts, 250. CABTER’s, Market Space. Large aseortment of Cloth for men’s and boy" wear. Lance sssortment of double width Flannel Suiting, for ladies wear, 75, 87. $1, pure wool Remnants of tle finest_qualit d ‘wide, Lous dale Cambric, 12:9. New York Mulls, the w: and best Bleached Sheeting Qottoa made, Sic, actual cost. Double White Blsukets, $1.60, 81.76, $2, 82.60to S10. Fifty dozen (0) Silx Olocked Ladies’ Balbriggan Hose, on'y 15c, Immense as- sortment of Black Silks, colored Stks, Black and Oolored Satins, Colored’ aud Black Velve:s and Orape Veils, Bisck Cashmeres Black Taaise, Biaok Silk Warp Henricttas, Black Bantings, dou- bleand single width Fifty dozen pure Linen Towels, (damask border), excellent quality, 15e. Bleached Table Damask, 60, 62, 75, 87, 81 Rem. nants of the best wearing yard wide cottoa in the following lengths: 3, 4. 5. 6, 7, price ile. Large size Bed Gonif. QBIRT MANUF, pUBBEUIL BROS. & CO., A112 F st. northwest. We sell the cheapest SHIRTS for the money in “seis Our LIPTIC SHIRT only 65 cents. Our GLOBE SHIBT only 75 cents. The EUREKA RETNFOROED, Suished, only #1. We will compare {t with any other Shirt forthe money on hand at $anld rewember that *“MEGINNISS," 1002 F st. northw. one of the Larcest Manufacturers of FINE D. SHIRTS and EN OOLLARS in fhe eae qusLty eoods ave usually wholees’ea for, 6 SAME quality goods sre usual a thus ning ‘the consumer a chance to save the large is made Dy retailers generally. Our ERonate’ 5 an oid favorite. "Tighe pute, as 7 + and Ot Sa ready made Birt, bss no) or, and is Oni sre finished, for the \-tub. Petal the finest Linen. Ooliars, sn the oat seyiae, for'B1.60 per dozen, Bix nest Linen Oollare for'7 Se een Let of saline i cheaper than aay oveer Bouse, "anid. ©, GEO. MLECGIN! TTENTION Is INVITED TO THE TMENT OF NO’ Ti Fr E ABSORB’ GENILEMER VELTIES FOR Comraume ‘Tho largest Line and best assortment of SCARFS in city. Latest styles of COLLARS and CUFFS. a. complete stock of ERWEAR, A "BaRbu 0 UNDE! The read) y, made SHIRTS td. Buises datas orderasponaty, word JAMES THOMPSON, Manszer of Thompson's Shirt Factory, Jang $16 F st. northwest. nd TT PECIAL NOTICE. Sorat te nenis ATTENTION of parohasers to 8 new sssortmen' ‘niewsa! "a ‘very TUBKEY, GHIORDES. DAGHESTAN a AND CARPETS, From auall-size Mats to extrs-! HOOR, BBO. & 00. Also, a line of GENT'S FURNISHINGS always | Wrex XOU WAST DBESS SHIBTS, | STUDENT'S LAMPS FOR THE HOLIDAYS $4.50 WILL BUY A GENUINE LARGE stzp NICKEL-PLATED, GERMAN STUDENT Lamp, WITH ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS. AND A GALLON OF RYNEAL'S ROYAL SEOURITY On, BEST AND SAFEST OIL iN USB Al other goods im his line st the jowsst poss!bie prices. Cai and examine. Aecls BYNEAL’S, 628 7th st. Ee armreeenatelin, 2lichotutol PERSON AT AAY SINGLE LADY OF MEANS sud som» an ition, may learn of an opport nity to form 8p hororable and advantageous a) oly to the extent of friendshiy tieman of stancing and legal ability, if “ake ‘OHN FATOH RXAMINES TITLES, JS etre 9¢ the responsibility of ple, with Heng on real estate. 606 10th st. nw. Otten hours Ttol0s. m., 3to6and 4 t 100. m ccll-¢m* W 5 ALBURGEs socoomer toi F LIBBEY, o Syughumaker abd Joweler, as rscoved to oorns and DW 1 tite 0. 8. P.O. ee ots ADAM BOBS. the iouz-eatabilabed, reliable Clairvoyant a5 Astroloxiet, ives butter astie~ faction in all affairs of lite than any ons ia the pro. the past, present aud futars destiny ves advice and satistance of al mations apper taining to business, love aud matrimony Aut ts TROUBLE Oat. Batlstacsoa aryen oF no pay Consultation Rooms, @02 4 8t., sbove D stroes northwest. 5 4 COLUMBIA POTTERY Go. MANUFACTURERS OF STONE AND EARTHENWARE 318 Georgia avenue, Foot of 34 strect as A general assortment of Jars, Jura, Bockwhest Ponrers, Mlk ‘Pans, “Bo ia mater: Bnd by skilled workmen. OStr TLonisre" AND GahDENERS’ a ment is comple'4, with & larze assortment of MA OBINE AND HAND-MADE POTS, mauufactare) from the boet quality, tempered, 1D POT CLAY Flower Vase, Oras, Hang Basset and OONSELVA TOBY WARE. “and SP” The First Diplomas awarded at the late Exhi- bition of the Horticultural society and at the Ne. tional Fair. janls-30) —) EE Q4FErx, RELIABLE-SECI RITY, NATIONAL BAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY 15th Street and New York Avenue. Fire, Burgisr spd Damp Proof Vaults from @5 to $6U'a year. Goverument bonds on deposit for 1 per $1,000. Also, receives Suverware in Tranks ‘or moderate rate. Boaid of Manavers—Willisa Stickney, president: George W. Bu vios pres. Gent; B’ P. Snyder, secretary: A. L. Sturtevant, ee Henry A. Wulard, Joln —— E STILL TAKE THE LEAD. SPECIALTLES FOB THIS WEEK Weed Machine. Wileox & Gibbe... Rem:ngton... .. - - 16 And_1(0 others : warranted EXAMINE ote NEw Ligier BUNNING RENTING AND REPAIRING Willemantic ‘Machine Cotton, 6 spools for 35 cu NH EUMER OP PM wrixt Mabaiye Roows 525 mh a ‘GH DROPS. rf , ° COUGH DROPS OUUGHd DBOPS OO0GE DROPS HOREHOUND AND ELEOAMPANE HUE RAT D BO: Be AR’ NATTAN: eorad 1396 F etreet morthwest, ane Afth Tand Sanna OW sea