Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1881, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. WASHINGTON SATURDAY..............April 16, 1881. DAW n-s-ss+++--- APTA 16, 1SSLe CROSBY 8. NOYES...... Editors Wee Evening Star bas a regular, perma sent, bone dde dally circulation more than treble that any ether daily paper pub= Ushed In Washington, and equal te that of all the ether dally papers here added te- wether. _——— ——————————————————— The Independent Movement. All the local elections which have occurred Since the national contest was decided have resulted ln a triumph of the people over bo3sa3 and ring rule. Philadelphia led of ina¢rash- ‘ng defeat of the ringsr and the other cities of the country have followed the good example Set bythe Quaker city. The spirit of inde- pendence which was manifested in the munt- cipal elections has not been overlooked by the politicians, who are generally shrewd enough to read the signsof the times. There ts a feeling of uneasiness prevailing among the big bosses who control in state and Dational affairs which admonishes them to check this inclination of the people to assert themselves and their rights outside of regular Party organizations. The speeches that have been made tn the Senate show that the dead- lock bas for tts chief purpose the maintenance Of strict party discipline; that both sides are moved by this policy, the idea being to once more define party lines distinctly and keep party rule in the ascendent. The condition of affairs following the rebeilion was favorable to the maintenance of party discipline. Great Questions were before the country, involvinz sectional matters, and these divided the people Into two opposing political parties. and the bitterness of each succeeding eleo- uon kept the organizations intact, comparatively. These conditions have passed away. The country enjoys prosperity and ali the Indications point to an assertion by the People of their power; to the overthrow of the managers, who, taking advantage of the ne- cessity, In both parties, from the political Standpoint of each, of rigid discipline, have, year by year, increased their power, for pur- poses of self aggrandisement. The fact that every city tn Missouri, the “banner” dem- cratic state, went republican in the recent election has been noted, but it wili bear repe- titton as illustrative of the rapid change of political sentiment. In Uther states where re- publicanism, through long rule, began to feel a sort of proprietary right and to neglect the public good, that party has been defeated, showing that healthy state of pubilc sentt- ment which brings the better classses of citt- zens together tn behalf of good government, Tegariiless ot political parties or leaders. The report of Lieut. Greene on the amount ana coat of street cleantng in Berlin as compared with Washington (given elsewhere) ts of inter- est. It appears that our system fs generally better and cheaper than that of Berlin, but that the mode of removing snow in that city is a good one. The citizens’ street cleaning bill of New York goes back to the senate, which can and may return It to the house in Its original shape, and possibiy the tndignation meetings In New York city and other influences may change votes enough tn the house to get the bill through. Should the house remain firm in {ts determina- Uon to defeat the bill,in the interest of the politicians, then this question will be made a Prominent issue in the coming state election, In New York, as well as elsewhere, the citizens are beginnin« to assert their supremacy over the politictans. ———~-__. A Brooktyn justice of the peace the other day decided a case brought by a man to recover | money he lost in a bet, against the com- Plainant. The institutor of the suit bet $50 that Hancock would carry New York; after the elec- dion the stake helder turned the money over to the party who took the negattve of the bet. Sult was brought by the man who staked his money on Hancock to recoyer, but the justice dectded for the defense. This decision was an indirect recognition by the law of the prac- Uee of betting, and was contrary to the unt- form judgments 0 fthe courts on this questior. a There are 166 new advertisements in Tue Sra to-day. AY CELEBRATED DIAMOND BRA) SUGAR-CUKED HaMs, amin. size. i WIEME®, | apl6-st 1018 Pennas avenue. LADIES’ PARASOLS, Latest cesicns, from the leading houses of New York and Philadelphia. Also, GENTLEMEN and LADIES’ SILK UM- BBELLAS, larve stock to select from, at the lowest prices. STINEMETZ’s, } ap2 1237 Ps. av.. next to cor. 13th st. O. ¥ SESE | je Ancurrecr axp Crvtu | Ottice and Resta apl2-Im* Lst. northwest. W, B Weeatiers = STEAM DYEING AND WET AND DRY SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT. ‘Will call for and deliver WORK anywhere in the Seaict. Upon receipt of address by mail or other- received snd returned by mail and express from and to all parts of the country. No. 1068 (old 49) Jefferson street, | p38 Near Eridwe, Georsstown, D. C. rere BEWAKD case of Bleeding Itching. Uleerated, or ng Piles DE BING'S Pile Remety fais to cure. Prepared on'y by 3B: Miter Phila, Pa, and none cenuine without his by drugsists. eb! th, 61,20, 2p SPECIAL casH as “PRINTE, 4c ana Bp SWISS. Te. and uj be widthssil wool FKmNOH O& A SAORi fic NEW STORE! CLOTHING NEW GOODS : “oLoTHINe | ax CLOTHING LATEST STYLES! CLOTHING | e the at- CLO te cf the public of OTHING | shinsten to my New CLOTHING Store | CLOTHING OLOTHING CLOTHING | BOYS' to be found in thiscity. CLOTHING | a Allmy carmente are iuade YOUTES" of the newest aud most CLOTHING | ae Getirable woods aud in the YOUTHS! Mstest and mest becamsue CLOTHING Bt on? sud qa be on at YOUTHS’ PULAK PRIO CLOTHING s Eeceese toe actn XOUTES’ “Ro Uin Stock tose CLOTHING : Leer Fuoat YOUTHS Sometine CIgTHING iced of the tr “t YOUTHS’ of wist Isaye "OL ornING TRAus-: 930 esas ivania Avenues, apis Near corner of 1uth street. gw MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER. ‘THE BEST LAGER SOLD IN THE DISTBIOT. In Casts and Bottles. TIRADE SUPPLIED BY THE AGENT, aplé-lw Sr. Croup Buriprx GRAND OPENING! GUINNIP, DAY & €O Byoomssons 10 & KING CHANDLER, $23 and 824 Seventh Street N.We, WILL OPEN PHEIR NEW AND ELEGANT STORE, No. 820 7th street, WITH AN ENTIBE FRESH STOOK OF GOODS ON MONDAY, APRIL 18th. QUINNIP, DAY & CO. Dou ASS’, INTH STREET, Br. Croup Britprsa. PARASOLS. Latest novelties, including the “MERCEDES” and **SQUARE PARASOL.” HOSIERY, In all the Newest Designs and Colors, In Cotton, Liele Thread ana Silk. CORSETS. Our Corset Department is very larze and com- plete. Over 60 atylea, including eyery desirable make. CORSETS MADE T0 ORDER. DOMESTIC FASKIONS.: DOUGLASS’, NINTH STREET, Car Will leave her whart - DAySand THURSDAYS at 6-30 p. mT NATUR: AYS at 6 p.m s stopping st Viney Bont and int Lookont going avd ri EENS, ‘orfolie on WE DNESDAYS. miDAYS ana at PD. ‘The steamer will extend her trips to Georeetown “Sous MATTINGLS. 8 at nt 's Wharf. THE YOUNG LADIES’ JOURNAL, ‘The May number also con! Detins for Doilys: Embroi: Also the commencement of a new story, entitled ‘Grant Elligon’s Wife." There are also Four Com- plete Btories by popular English writers. THE YOUNG LADIES’ JOURNAL is for saie by all book and newsdea ers. Price, including all thetupplements, 35 cents. THE INTERNATIONAL NEWS COMPANY, wibTH EAMISE atic, worho: 8,000 yards PLAID and STRIPED NAINSOOK 23g and 150, worth: 25¢. UXODH EAD & CO'S old stand. 106 Fate | NEW BTYLES FABASOLS, and LADIES" COATS BLACK CG SILKS and SATINS. REA: FOB INSPECTION— AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW SPRING IMMER DRESS FABRICS. OBIENT ABMURES. LOUISINE SILES. SATIN MERVEILLEUX SATIN BURABB. CHUDDA CLOTHS. | BLACK BROOADE SaTINS. LINEN LAWNS. ZEPHYR CLOTHS. FANOY HOSIERY. ROMAN SURABS. FOULARD BILES. SATIN DE LYON. CACH®MIRE HINDOD. NUNS’ VEILING. SUMMER SILES. OBEPE YEDDO. LI8LE GLOVES. GAUZE UNDERWEAR **BARGAINS” IN BLAOK GRENADINES. €#” ONE PRICE ONLY. PERRY & BROTHER, FPENSSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER 977 STREET. tablfshed 1840. avlé Fo? sonreric RTS ROUTH, FORTRESS y Mesos. AND THE SOUTH. THE STEAMER GEORGE LEARY, ARRYING THE U. 8. Maru, of Seventh etrest, TU tarning ‘K p. mn "Monroe and Nor- $2. ppt WELCH, Agent Mammoth Oolored eile Panorama OF ALL THE LATEST FASHIONS FROM PARIS, Now ready in the May number of Colored Sheet of 3 Beekman N.Y. Se employ no traveling acents to take subscrin. tio ee sina’ | | | JOBNSON, 713 MARKET sracs, 2 400 Eeeroe PLAIN DRESS GOODS at 12%, worth 21 ards PLAIN ALL, EAT BARGAINS. GEO. J. JOHNSON, Tis Market Spa iJ B. WHITE « BRCS., ot 0! has a cargo of the Cement sto-ed in his wai at Biscoe’s 10th-street wharves. SAM’L C. PALME, Depot, 1324 20th st., ‘Weat Washington. SP" Televhonic Connection. spls Fo WEDDING | GIFTS. Polished Brass and Crystal BOUILLOTTES, GIRONDOLEs, BCOSCES, CANDLESTICKS, SP tie s: BRACKETS, MIKRORS Sterling SILVERW, ARE i. ¥ANOY Goops; fae JEWELKY. CLOCKs, M. W. GALT. BHO. & apls A107 Penasyivacia aye: Prof, Mo lenhaur’ as Coneorvatory, N.Y. First-c asa tone, beautifu: cased ‘and o! hog ready for Manufacturers of F PORTLAND CEMENT, a ROMAN CEMENT, KEENE'S CEMENT. Works: Swanscombe, England. The to supply ove Cement for strengthening the foundation of the Washington Monument were awarded to us over all ; | ype oat our Cement being the strongest and Ce) HOWARD FLEMING, ui agent U.S. contracts ten thousand barrels of Portland 23 Lib- York Me BISCOR avent’for Diss iambis, iiscoe's 10: street wharf, and = LEWL SONs, * JEWELERS AND SILVEBSMITHS, Have just opened s fall line of STERLING SILVER ap SILVER PLATED-WABE, Designed especially for WEDDING GIETS. 3215 Pennsylvania avenue. FADEKS OF ne 8 Book of Biographies, = oF Missionsries, by Sy: wise’ Words and Loving ‘Gray, 81°0 itclenceand Rel zion, by E. it henr ‘alderwood, 81.75; Christian [o- y Dean petits Enylien 6 Montene . by D. in, 82 Duties, by Gibe Now Books for Sabbath School Libraries. WM, BALLANTYNE & SON'S. 428 7th Street. unoFr wm SCE ere ree orien A 6 used st the Celebrat moderate be VICTOR BECKER, Tuning and Repairs aspeciatty “pre PReou OLD SWEET CATAWBA, 81 gallon. Jeasant Valley Dry Ostawbs, ver; spate, apl6-8t 2918 Penna. avenue in and Paty ¢ Colored BOCK, Buk eas ‘Anes, “© NSOKTIES, TEBL, 035 Pa. ave. I ha MAY TIBE YOU TO READ ALL THE ADVERTISEMENTS ABOUT SPRING OPEN- EVERY HOUSE THAT RECKIVES A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS’ WORTH OF GOODS ANNOUNCES “A GRAND BISPLAY,” WE WANT YOU, HOWEVER, NOT TO PLACE US ON THE LIST. WE ARE GOING T0 SHOW OUR STOCK ON SATURDAY, April 16th, MONDAY, April 18th, TUESDAY, April 19th, And our idea in displaying it is to have you call and look over it. display the year round. On this cccasion (our twenty-sixth display) the goods will be so arranged that you can see them all by walking leisurely over the three floors we use to display them. The prices are marked on the goods in plain figures, and that price is not deviated from. Many persons, who have no ides Of purchasing at present, hesitate to «o into a store and leok over the stock. we especially want you to come; no one is im- portuned to buy; all are welcome, whether pur- chasers or visitors. In honor of this occasion, the entire interior of our Store will be HANDSOMELY DECORATED. We make s creditable To these we say, BUSINESS SUITS. ‘We have somewhere in the region of one hun- dred styles of Business Suits now ready to put on. A list of them would be the dullest of reading; and yet we want you to know substantially what they are like. So call and see them. DRESS SUITS. We shall show about fifty styles in Dress Suits. We are going to display some very choice styles that will please you. CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. ‘The Ladies are interested in this branch, and we shall deem it a compliment for them to call on these days (they are welcome evory day), a3 we are going to astonish them by our new departure in Children’s Olothing. Tho styles are just ‘‘too lovely" and the prices are very attractive. When a boy gets into lonx pants he begins to as- sume the position of a man. SUITS are based on thisidea. They are Stylish in Out and have no fancy trimmings, as children’s clothing have. Oar display will be atreat for the Now our NEW BOYs' YOUTHS’ SUITS. We never had any competition on YOUTHS’ SUITS, as our display was always way ahead of others. This year we think it will ASTONISH THE DRESSY YOUNG MEN. In the Tailoring Department the exhibit will sur- pass any we ever made—this means that more stock, handsomer styles and the best line of Bam- ple Garments that Washington has ever seen will beshown. We now have three Outters and a Trim- mer employed in this department. Monday a week another Outter will be added, as we now have all the work the four can do. Once more let us impress it on your mind that Everybody is welcome, whether they purchase or SPLENDID: MONDAY, 18th. : ATTRACTIVE A. SAKS & CO., STBIOTLY ONE PRIOR CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS, 316 and 315 Seventh st, LUMBER: OUR IMMENSE TRADE SHOWS WHAT VIM AND PUSH WILL DO. NOTHING BUT BTEADY LOW PSIOES, YEAR IN AND YEAR OUT, WILL OREATE AND MAINTAIN A BUSINESS SUCH AS OURS. EVEBY ADVANTAGE THAT BUYERS OAN POSSIBLY SEEK I8 AS- BURED. LOW PRIOGES. LARGE STOCK SIX MILLION FEET, ABOHITEOT TO FURNISH PLANS AND DRAWINGS FRER OF OHARGH. OTHER YARD OFFERS 8O MANY IN- DUOEMENTS TO BUYERS. WILLET & LIBBEY, 6th st. and New York ave., UsT Serta ieee more Oar Loads in ete to. it. Fonesie tn usage TENNEY & Son, hs i Flour, Grain, Mill Feed, Hay, Straw, OAPITAL w. vena EACTNUL BERING SUITS AT. SEL Gar 10" Fa 312 Bae 3 peliod Ups as dofesibty Permanent. Boy's a rd. short ‘and Long Bante he and ‘eal Mohair 0) rotall warm weather at $2 60. 1914-1016 Penna. ave., J. W. SELBY. WALTHAM WATCHES, 810 ddlesex ‘Fianna and the color ma: We confidently recommend the price. iad for ip rio. ana etlen alana ime Coe rioes. |. We GATT, Bn0, & CO. 2 goa Mins | Diet BOOKS AND EASTER OARDS. AN EXTENSIVE AssORTMENT AND A LARGE STOOK, at Lowest Prioxs. ©. ©. PURSELL, 422 9th st, northwest. OTORS. pea hy Tape am Cite GRANT'S BHO ra eer Boston PSS. DEAS AnD Hardware’ ee 1804 I street. FOR“RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. ANERD Tyo first-class DRESSMARRES. BENT_ROOWS, farnish aiehed. BRENT. FORBENT. FOR BENT. ANTED TO BUY Oorner PROP = Ww Fyne — ee exchanved, 188 Hi Qa Qat.. above 30th, O Gone vi PY Re id eo at geo ere gee a RANTES ene WEIS Ee Warten. the Metropolit: fotel a first- class BUNDLE INOHER ue apis rd WARTED—A settled WOMAN to take care of & child of 9 months. Apply at 1451 Corogran A ee ANTED—A Farnished ROOM, on frat floor, in {he vicinity of the Patent Office. Address Box 49, Star of at a ae NCS i ES WaAxtED ote Purchate, a CIGAR STORE for cash. Sd -OIGABS, 317 oe ave. north’ ARTRDS first-class BUTTON OLE KER and FIN(SHE® 01 white work Appiy'a Hy a Ast st. northwest, after¢ p.m. —_1t* Wad By 8 Girl of industrious and steady Vabiten 6 TUATION in a Confectionery. or Bakery. Address MATTIE, Btar office. ANTED—A HOUSEKEEPER to do the work fora family of three; must have good iy reference. 1606 14:h st. northwest. ee —A PRESSMAN for Straw and Le. apy at eee & WOOLSTAN'S Bleachers, 202 E st. northwest. Wi NTED—To Buy cheap for cash, a mi LuQRSE, BUGGY and HARNESS, separately UGGY, Star office. ap16-3t yaNteD=a cr a, 12 to 14 years of age, to alittle boy; referen = wait 01 quired.” Apply at 931 P st. nortuwest, apl6-; WANTED A. BEAMSTRESS, one who thor- oughly understands cutticg and fitting. Ao- ply to Boom 40, Metropolitan Hotel. _api6-2t' ‘ANTED—A GIBL to do general housework in ‘a cmall family; references requi: ply at 807 O st. northwest. Lt WANTED {A f00d OOOK, WASHER and TRON. ER, (white.) Apply, with references, at 227 Est. northwest. aple Se WANZED-For cash, two fresa MILGH COW! Wes inust be less than Six years old. Addres 5.0, enon office. ‘ANT! By Ba tentleman, a comforiable AOR w with Board, ina private famtly, not to exceed $20 per month; references exchanged. iat dress EOONOMY, Star offices WANTED To purchase a Srat-class BIR BCOW of 30 tons capacity; Bust de ed; cash will be paid. Apply ‘to Post’ Quarter master, United States Barracks. it ANTED—A BOY in 8 store, having a good ‘common ‘school education, ‘about 16 years old; must bring best reference as to obaracter. Address C., Star office. it Fe ee ae large Farnished ROOM, second floor. Terms reascnable. 3260 SS re RB RENT—Small BRIOK HOUSE, 1419 aa street northwest, convenient to 7th. 9th and Q Street cars; has five roms, and water. Rent 813, in advance. Tnqrire at 818 0 sirect. aplé- ety Fee Sate Pace Low arenes, East—Teo- | story BRICK, six rooms and bai ym, 1530 a t northwest. Apply at 1013 oO atreet orth west. FO SALE—Two two-story BRIOK HousES situate No. 1241 and 1243, southeast corner 6th and N streets northwest. Inquire ~ corner store. p16-1m. Fi BENT —Two now two-ftory Brick ie 1625 and 1627 Sth street, north wat by 20th instan! Hents18 h. BH. W. Raw of Slew street northwest Fer BENT—STORES 906, 903, 910 and 918 2let street northt ae poate mee a ice rent | of $5 per month. THOMAS E- WAGGAMAN. S13 ‘th street north IR RENT—No. 639 East Ospitol street, lara | ouble from ‘TiOUBE with winter rooms; all modern Improvements. Rent low to @ wood tenant, | B.H WAUNER, 916 F atrect Nortiwest: ania oe New BRIOK, six FR SALE—A Rank Banoarx reek, Vatwoen Sth a" 20th.” Bary ay terns 2. BT Box HUE, 321 A oe niroek: apl6-s, tu, th, 3t* SF Etch hadill Foe RENT—1443 P strect northwest, a fire-room USE, I. water and water closet in yard; near orcad and street cars. Apply mere Soot Patna oe THY Suvwen—In the Fir-t Fy first-class HOUrE ful ay furnished terms. App! BRYAN, cor Sapereee apl6-3t" ———————___apl6-3t"_ 'OR RENT—Large third-sto: front ROOM: | handsomely. furnished: "modern ney ments; plessant, convenient Tocation + “g10 per month; references exchansed. 1020 bth street northweat. apls-3t? “i 25. 122 M: w., 825. 2, 126 Lg = pink iv. 6... S30. KR RENT—A very desirable RESIDENC®, with cellent stable pnd larze, ngage rg and Fenty nt fy gu ) Fae Price (very Pow F B By THE ¢ Nipper BUILDING, Orrosrra U. 8. Taeasuay, 16Ta STREET. ¢ Btores, Office Rooms—ai yr coramuni- ouaptoe ey — Sta Ae etc. Water and 4 on every flock. Elevator and steam cao storage. Inguire of the Janitor. sya F a SAVERY ee hme Near corner of ‘Gonnectiout avel avente mee and M oe Eleven roomé, bath room, furnace, &0. Price $8,600. HN SHERMAN & 00. feds _ Bt Gloud Barding. FOR SALE. aplh ait ae See ANI RD—BRICKS to ay, eer ene Prompt attention. 8 of Uoited. All orders will recel api6-st* A. DAVIS, KFORE renewing the loose of my Si No. 1614 14th ot ot northwest I efter ty entire ‘or other and older business, as can be see ry. 1 offer a ciran and well solectnd Do debts: a fine set of Fixtares; new Combination Bale; a fine Btore (60 fest desp), low rent, ands very large repsiriog business besides. Will ex change for City Property. To thos: meaning oon Bese the fullest inspection is of a a EDWARD W. BYHN, 1614 14:h at —GOOD WILL. STOOK and FIX TORRE cis FEED STURE. Apply at 503 18 bh street northwest. PLS 3° GOOD CHANGE TO BOY VERY CHRAP A Darsspecniocs adie’ and Gaildren's Boaay made Ciothing and Notion § Eon Capito! Hill. Bieshoure ot fveroons. ‘Rent 618. Add ose Box 138, Star office ‘ap 18-2t' YOUNG MAN, WITH MEANS AND aianET et eren ad seventeen Fears’ expe- fence in the Des G ean. WADIA AGEN TLEMAN AS PakTNE locapiial | One familiar with book -kew eferred. Adarens, = full Bame, strict} contidenuial, P.O Be ity QOR RENT. LEASE. SALE On EDTA for City rity in Washington, D. Diost attractive SUMMER KESORT ou lower feta ic, KDOWn as Marelall’s George Hotel a furnitures with Couptey Btore attached, meusted about one mile from Fives, Past ‘Md. For fartner information apply to X. 3 HALL, Coatral Hotel, cor, Bi ava Data. borthwaste aphs dw Fe SALE BICYOLE forsale cheap tor cash. Inquire at 416 A street southeast ite BR RENT AND SALES OF PEOraRTT. PRIVATE AND At, peters —See Bulletin issued on the let and 16th of every month at the office of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th street northwest. aplé-st" Eis RENT—Three Unfurnished ROOMS, with licht, heat and use of bath; desirable summer location: private family. References required. iis Lith street northwest, near Farragut Square. apl6-3t" ANTE respectable colored GIRL to cook, ash and iron, and do general house OK. Apply at 208 Eat “nordhwosts As yANTED—HORSES to keep; city =e ae long experience in the care of horses. OLARE, biigo P-O., Montgomery county, apl6-1m' RS eee enna ANTED-—A neat colored GIRL or middie-awed WOMAN for general housework : no washing: must stay nights and Beye, good references, 16 Fe ny at 216 1339 st, south west. Wiens Gentleman with +00, = take a SALF INTEREST (active) in an established business paying handsome profits. Address Box 74, Btar office. aplb-st* WY ANTED—A LOY, over 16 years of axe, having some knowledge cf the drug business. Apply to We A. Gia. 7 Massachusetts avenue norin- wes ee ANTED—By colored Woman, POSITION aa cook in small fumily, or child's nurae; best recommendations. Can Dé seen at present eniploy- er’s, 1209 Rhode Ieland ave. WW ASzEP — Large, | handsomely - Faia ROOM, south front, on M st. or Mass. ave., near Thomas Circle; willbe permaneat. Address Box 51, Star office. it lL WASZED_OARTS to haul Brick: steady work: pay in cash every Saturday ; fifty cents a load: four loads for a day's work. Washington Brick Machine Company, H and Boundary sts. north eae! apl6-3t ANTED—To Rest—Four or five ROOMS, suitable for light housekeeping, in northwest or.on Capitol Hill; would lika rane in kitchen. EG statine terms, E. F. W., Btar office. apl6 poe — IMMEDIATELY — WOMAN to run bg Machine in aaunaey, Also, ood **Licensed , O20 F at. northwest. 0. i. aplé STEED EDIaTRLY—! 26 white and colored Women SKKVANTS; bi illes furnished reliabie Servants, 100 Wosd Cire pers. jlcensed Em ploy iuent Axency," 026 Fest northwest. C. E. PRICK & 00. it’ Ware —Good HOTEL BOARD will be given to any one securing mea permanent position in any of the Departments as lon as retained, or $100 cash: indorsements the yery best. Address Mies CARRIE, Star offi apl6-2¢" WARZED_ Three connecting ROOMS, (sitting room and two chamber:,} convenient to a caterer or dining-room. Address, giving rico, (which must be moderate, ) location and fu'l psr- ticulars, Box 15, Star office. apl6- WANTED-A first-class VEST MAKER must bring a sample of work. SELTZ & MEITZ, 487 9ihet ‘apls-at* ” Wat ‘A WOMAN to cook, wash and iron. AyBIY at 2015 e street, Georgetown, D. C: apli ‘OR RENT—1409 Towa Circle. one of the moat desirable locations in the city, ten rooms; all modern conveniences. Possession given May let. Apply to JOS. F. BIROH, dhe, 051 Peun'a ave. 1t OR RENT—HOUBE and 25 acres of GROUND, or House without cround. Fine summer Tes: iderce, one mile ro Nav Up ard Bridze: mediate possession. OB. 8. wourt- TNOTON, Anacontia P 20: D. 0: OB SALE—A Positive oe 8-room | HOUSE, with bath, as and water, on north fide of Khode Island. srenne, Bo. iO #; lot 20x70, running throuch to P street Oo fronts. W. W. DANENHOWER eB SON” Rite Fst a, a16- 3 Or at ‘—HOUSE 615 6th street, between F Northwest; contains 11 rooms; newly | papsred and painted and all modern Improve- . Inquire DAVIS’ Hat Store, 62 21 Penney Yanin avenue. 6-6 1OR RENT OR LEASE—“GREEN =a = summer resort on Canal Road; ten minutes walk from Georgetown. Pavilion, qarzoom and fixtures in perfect order. Apply to’ W. 8. JAC! BON, Bo S380 M street northwest (Georeet =, OR REN ew firet-class twelve-room HOUSE, Gey situated 212 13th strect south- west, near Agricuitural Department. To caretil tenant rent moderate. Inquire of T. E. WAGG A- MAN, No. 519 7th street northwest. apl6-3t" FOE, SALE-ERIOK HOUSE No. 1787 9th street northwest, 9 rooms, all modern improve. ments, with or without a side lot. Also, BRIOK No. 1312 T street northwest, al! modern improve. nents, nine rooms: wood rei Apply LOUIS P. P. BHOEMAKER, 420 ¥ street north ‘apl6-3t T—An old established BOARDING fn, West End, Depa: doth and Yatreets, apl6-6 OE ROE RENT Suuare 856, opposite Deaf and Domb Asylam; containé nearly 100,000 sa feet of ground and ‘suitabie for a track #1 thereis ahouse of four rooms on the pisces aud stable; will be rented low to akood tenant. In- quire at DAY {sat tore, 621 *Ponnieyivani cis Fa RENT OR SALE—Elegant new RES! NOE; every conventence, cool and Aelia! ae bay windows, lurge side and back Sara’ "Soo Pennsylvania ave » corner 23d street; | fronting south on Washington ‘Circle; posseasion ay. Inquire 713 Market Space, aes | 1D pannel ve. ee ee (OR MENT Fon BE Buvocen—A fine resi. dence, coutaining eighteen rooms, flower, {rbit and vewetable Kardens; suitable fora summer boarding house or residence; situated in A‘exandris county, Va, four miles from Wash- ; poe the road leading, from Georsetown to &O. rsilrosd. Address MIS8 ts ‘PHASER Ar- iy ANTED—A second-hand DIOXOLE, 29-lnch, tp good order, Addi Stating price and where tobe seen, A.0., e6. apl6-2t* POR BENT-215, Feo. story FRAME, 6 reome, fo! 931 T at. northwest. Wile F. | HOLLCMAN, 1951 Frat. nowtnenee apls WASTED A mmart ae to wash and scrub, and one for chamberwork. Inquire at 43! Pennsylvania ave. apl5-3t* “WANTED an caperiencgd RAISINS weir \y ANTED—An experienced Baus May resid. ing in Washington, nd 1 cue pemipic: yyod having We hours preferred. references. JAB. OLIFFORD, Baltimore, ad. ANTED—By a gentleman and aE a dren) to take charge of a Furnished HOU: during summer, or longer period if desired; of Pouse to be su, equivalont for rents references. Address Box 20, Star office. p1s-2." ‘OR RENT—ERICK STABLE, with, coe floor, gas and water, in equare ts and loth and Land ‘MM strc Es 10th st. northwest. VOR RENT—DWELLING with # rooms, = 4 improvements snd stab rs 7 ANTE! Donapovnent Office want ae SERVANTS, both white and coloréd, at 731 43g nt somiliweety’ 100 fret: clase Servants on hand, good Oooke, &c., and for general housework. al5- WASTED A steady GIRI. or WOMAN to cook and ussist with washing; wages $10 per moni. Opry 476 Penneylvai ave, northwest. WasT ‘A midile-sged Isdy of experience and Kood reference wishes the OHARGH UF A HOUS! x to do any cudlnsty work ex- cept fywashirand {rouing. Addsess Mrs. her of apl5-2t! aN TED--To PurcHase—Cnbeap for cash, the foliowing firet-class secon4-hand artic lee 8 sr irs ; ‘Chamber Matting: Set Parlor Window Shades; Parlor Carpet, issig: two Double Met traeses.. Apply to JOS. PRATHER, Wholeasie Commission merchant, No. 939 Louisiana avenue. ap ANTED-—At Globe House, corner F and 13th ects, a firat-class meat and vasy wees woman preferred. WARDS ‘ood aOREE: a a EAT F OONTEYANOE for four persons, KE. A. MCINTIRE, 918 ket apl4-3t WWANTED—A competent colored MAN as waiter ina privatefami'y. Apply 1413 Maseachu- setts avenue. apli-this2s. a5 KENT—At $17.5 nent tenants on'y ‘and 1126 B atract | northeast, fronting Liuoolt Pars nave halls bay windows, seven rooms Lesides bath. latrobes, faa fixtures, Sc-; ke STARR. Fok RENT Sieely furnished ROOMS on Arst ‘and eccond floors at 730 Sth st. n.w. apl4-6t" R KALE—On speculation, FRONTAGE of 149 feet on Rawlings eqmare, cor. 19th ‘st.. with 2 | Frames, payin ft intereat on iavestaignt AL BERT ¥. FOX, 920 F st_northwest apls-3t ROE SALE Fine BRIOK, No. 919 Gat. north- | west, svitable for a idencs or investment. Abply t6 ALBERT F. FOX, No. 920 ¥ st. north a BALE—ArT « ‘west, 7 rooms. an eles a eee and gaa: title perfect. In- quire of Sr H- WALKER, 630 Louisia rthweet bie ant perma: | Ohh B BAT ae CARRIAGE, almost new, at ‘@sacrifice; best make. Apply Koom 45, Le Droit =e corner Sthand Fatrest. apl-2t* {OB BALE-210 ACKES OF LAND on Teh gailes from Washington, | at Sliver oes «Station, MP a , MWoining the eatate theHone Montgomery. Blair Add 8 GRO. }ONIFANT, Coleeviuie, ‘Moutsomery Oo» ety FoR SAE rainut BOOKCASE, LIBR TABLE and large COOK STOVE? At 51 at. northwest avis 20 BR SLES fresh COWS, at Lonx- Dranch | Farm, | Moutromery | ‘Count ‘ ‘Md., near Bright Dc eae 8 ct TEST, Box intneton DCs a0 SALE-OW HENTAI BR SALE O8 BENT— neariy news UPRIGHT oO: PIANO of supertormane,st the MALLET DAVIS & OU'S Fiano Hows, SIL Yh street north. aple st Fa SALE-—3 fine, nearly new, 7 octave PIANOS; must positively be’ sold at a Racrifice, for ash, before Mag ist. Can th st. northwest apl6-6 FOR SALE Cue HEAV—Or will trade for cheapsr Horse, © large bay HORSE, very ylish and gentle; 7 years old, 163¢ "hands high. Inquire Stable, rear of 1740 New York avenue northwest. P16-3t* POE, SALE—A gentleman leavinw aa city will lL xorg cheap a four-seated half Brett CARRIAGE. At the Btablea of! E. | SOHN T. PRICE & BON, 311 6ih et. apl6-2t* Just arrived from wostern load of ood drivers Will ba gold ag re. commended or no gale. JNO. HABRI 10th street northeast. SE BLE LOUR HORSES, ONE EREWSTER ROAD WAGON, one Cuftrey BULKY two sets of BINGLE HABNKSS. One fine brood mare; one lady's aadale or driving’ horse: one suitable for doctor or family use; one horse can trot fast. Can be seen in rear of Baptist Church, 13th st., between Gand H n.w. apl6-3t* BALE—NEW BUGGIES, ond spring end ide-bar, for 875 and $90." Also, fast ne s Brewster side bar Lady's HO) RSE very cheap. NGHAM& » 1827 H street northwest. ‘ALE—A Three Horee Power STREAM GINE in ood order. Apply at FU! SBSEL Ss, 1427 New York avenue. P15-6t ROE pate Suse: in be seen 0. S74 Lins 1 ivery Stal northeast. apis-2t* Fu BALE—An elegant 7-octave pw Osse ee almost new, for only $140, eliding | <bandsome Btool an Gates ies sell 3! See pp | at ‘Suney S reteen north’ 433 7th apl46t FS ALE Bix-Octaye Hoesewood, PIANO, in gooa order, with Stool.’ Will be sold for €38 cash. "Can be seen’ at No. 1622 Kat., bet. 1éth aud 16th northwest. Apply at once. &pl2-eo3t" VOR BALE—Very fine LEMON and ORANGE TREES and ROSES. A! 2 terre pile of SOIL, cheap. Can be seen at JACUB H Stes. 6th street. between G and H northeast. ap9-10t* FRE eres ore excellent driving and wo draft Horses: eli’ guaranteed a8 represent Soegtt ed. HUGH QuichEY, Ost. between and 13th nortuwest. apri-26* HAVE FOR SALE, AT GREAT BARGAINS, umber of f superior Gold. Hun! ine aud CHES. S13 Pee ave’, Dees ‘6 mane store. "m2 {OR BAL) @entleman’s Saddle HURSE, LAU: NUALEE GARIULAGE, ee Gael COUPELETIE, VIOTORIA, best buifters: ch ae '¥, two seta of Coupe HAR- oieeial attention given to buying and fell ‘arriages, &e. ictly as represented Wat ES DOW weet, ith street northwest.“ mar8-Im FOR 52 U0—1 nave on band «lance stock of fine RRIAGES and Business WAGU. resent #.00k; no a Offer refused; rej prompily ‘attended to at nced rates. as JOHN M. YOUNG, msrl2-2m* 313 6th street. Os Ra pe t largest _sasortment, New and Second- id OAB- mages sna BUGOLES of a ‘all descrip tions. for sale or exchange at wees low Eris =: D.SCHMIDT < os 466 Pa. mar 3; iat Ree U AACS epee 7 Prospect st., Georgetown. feb19-8m_ ee = OPES iC OR BALK-—350 cash, aed Bad caer Ye skate, TEXT STESION TOl Foon Tote 1953 dodo ma Be of ground, n¢ é | &e. ian SGuaitan’ Rooms, large lot, 410-416 8th * northwest. $20 monthly. W. W. Mit Repairing promptly attended to. febl7 New York ave. | KR SALE —To an immediat urchaser—A | Bich tvorttory and back bueing BuEOC AE | PERSONAL. of 7 rooms, cellar, cas and water; lot 260x125 to payed alley; location reet southwest, near 9th; 0 **C. H. W."—The person addressed has not : . Appl ; BUR rice, S1,8¢0, on easy rms. Apply Pua sua WANTED By « zentleman of experience mu the Patent business, 2 POSITI pttgrney’s ofice. Keferences given. Addross L.. PB. B., Star office, ap13-w, th, 83t* ANTED-&E UATION as a Companion, o-, yy & young lady, speaking Germaa and Eng- lish, terrane 08 companion or maid with some lady or faiiys best of ‘referencaa; salary of Kittle accoput portunity." Address TRAVELLER, Vox iter Hartford, Conn. api aie \) 4NTED—To purchase MILITARY BuUNTY LAND WABRANIS, SUPREME OOURT SORIP and SOLDIERS ‘ADDITIONAL HOME- ‘D OLAIM! WM. J. JOHNSTON, Attor- Bow Ae TaWs Boot 4 Be brait sallaing, = oe ae northwest. WANT ee aESMARING A wood eo ind FITTEH will wo out to make drosees or will (2 work at her residence. Qall 919 oy eeret northwest ANTED—FAMILIES to furnieh 7 ae ae BERVAN’ are try us; SERVANTS of sorts: boys, pussies for city and nd country with reference. 926 F st north- ICE & © ‘sant Sar ee WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. WANIED-A PUROHASER for Small Grocery, nor and Cigar Store, on iaod corner, will be sold cheap for cash. Apply 1001 New Jersey ave. northweet apl6-3t* ANTED—At KICE'S Steam Giants Work, 490 Maine avenne southwest, Carpets to Olean, Feathers to Kenovate, Mattrasses to Steam and make, and Furniture to Steam at the lowest prices.« apis ANTEDEEATHERS and HAIR | MAT- sto renovate by fteam and make re ME ached” Galt anderanias, “acrRitie re ‘examine. YOUNG'S, 140s Pennsylvania stn, sshd ent AY ENED CE : | WAX, AtC! Ontten ‘TS TO ChaX iris work ‘done| by byout new patent machin ranteed; 20 whip! wear or tear Breen prices lower and work is i better than in any of establishment in Wash- ington. Estimates cheerfully ieee alla ANTED.—J. WEBB ROGERS, Solicitor, &. ¥, for the convenience to the Buprete Court aad pgreesional Law Library, has his Offics Te ay Capitol, 315 New Jersey ave. southeast. e, he wanta his ap0-3m, over. TED—FURNITURE TO STORE in Aorame woos, OHAGER, “Ble Louisiana —FEATHERS to MAT. renovate, ah ES to remake, furniture to ok and suip at AH. CHAUM &'BHO.e, 616 Eonisiane Wan om, (GOLD and 8 FE 01 uantities. Highest 321 ‘Penns. ave. , between 8dand 43gsts. janld ‘ED—YOU TO KNOW THaT I SELLA Waxretss Pallorreaas, Second-hand Born deal cheaper than a ioe nuit he bot Cc 19 ous! Bon new sulj USTs OLD No. 619 D st. northwest, or at Branch Store, No. ‘northwest. ny but first- class Second-hand Olothing. janl9 ae. -HAND eons bo povenr and she rhest cash prices io ai am ait ae THE BEST! ea Sear ass adage c af by EK. sa ‘oarsi ha” 47 Oeaar eS a On Ben Tree story STORE and ae ING, 7 rooms, hall. gas and water (1235 7tn at. northwest; rent, tore and Dwelling, | 7 corner North Capitol and ‘ayrtlo st. Dorthesst; | rent, $23. 2426 and 2432 Gat nernwoat, Sroome | and water; 88 and $10; by OHAS. 8. SHREVE, 1125 71h st. northwest. apli-3t ROE SALES two-story BRICK, 1590 8th street northwest, six rooms and bathroom; house in | ood condition. Price low; terms easy. Angst 1013 O at, northwest. OR RENT_FCnNGuEDCOOTTAGE, =n H | street northwest; has nine rooms, every con- venience, carriaze house and stabie. Can be een after the 14th. Address 2017 N et. n.w. 2 VOR BENT—TWO MANSION x ES on street, near Thomas Circle. to REN: NEDY, Heal Betate Awents Leth street, adpining | Higgs’ ‘Bank. FS. ie ery ae Dalete BE 1340 4th street northwest, second door | from O street, oF avery low figare. Apply at Tost | ‘Ith street northwest. G. GIESLER. ap9-lm On RENT—Farnished ROOM! eommunicat— ing; second floor; without BO. ). Apply 305 O street northwest. ap9-8, W&8, 3t Foe RENT—Furnished HOUSE, on the Helens z Georgetown, corner Congrois and Btodiart ttreets; conven‘ent to cars; fine porcuer, ‘and extensive grounds,” Apply Premises for particulars. sind Ap B18. R RENT—A FABM in Maryland on Marlboro road, containips miles from Washington. inquire of of Mus.” 8 z street southeast. ap’ as {OR RENT OR SALE—On CAG room FRAME HOUSE, lot 124 by 191 tech ‘on 18th st., between “Massachusetts avenue and southeast, suitable for market ‘garden, horees or cows. Apply at $10 Est. northwest." ap7-im mapietel Pearmaned. at Newport, Et ins Care ig apé-Im*” HRAST— or Original cok 85, Gheap for cnt wea aebti ee us Of ODM apt-dwe 3 | EXCHANGE —Firet DENCE. 47 tard ‘wood finish; convenient and healthy location.» Also, ex- tensi\ . be seen . Address 1906 B ap2-Im* BE '—STORE No. 211 tout of F ah S (0. als 10th ot. northweat, market. Mand tor’ grocery, food oF Som Taission Inquire at 926 pave. ‘apl-zm yet BENT—TWO Sruees Coster Row Je ‘Rorthwest ‘at 1024 Sth atrect iortuweat, Apply W. 0. JOHNSON, TB on =a ba bene No. 1414 9th st. id bath room; at a oie low 7 fgcp, a erly oe on premises. tsnad sae RK BENT—312 K street _n¢ desirable HARD DWELLING, leat it Fooms stable for raf & reat ot Gi uth in advance.» Taquire #10 K street, or GO. jee SE Ee oa a a SBSPTRin streot novtawost” marib-8 we BALE—Fine LOT, 48 feet containing Lee eee rae Sas peren, oF SRE OOE or oce Ee | Tro your address, and therefore cannot reply. _1* DOR sae CHEAP snd desirable BUILDING a northwestern section, 135 feet front; I5th street, between Tand U2) oats per sanare foot, | Zid and P streete, abouit 7,000 square feet, at 15 cents Per square foot SretGnit ASS AEBERMANN, apll-6t ow York avenue. BALE—a SMALL F en of 83 acres, Ove miles from Georeelown.oa the turuvike road leading to Leesburg. This farm is stocked variety of choice fruit, has two dwelling- Tana gus, with barn, “dairy, ie--houan and pou! hour." The sou ts in isfect order and & good water, and is in all respects on beautiful in location : ~ Inquire at ‘the southeast corner of Du ee and Montcomery streets, Ge: vet ay BE 3 SOLE HANDSOME BUI ILDING I LOTS on C DUPONT LROLE. (one 8 CORN QOTT'S STATCL, Teth street and hod and averiue, on aid uear IOWA OIROLE, trout. ine east and north. tae = SAKIGER & LIEBERMANN, apll-6t New York avenue. Fe wae =a NAGA COUNTER KEBIDENOE at Aina Statior po iitan Branch 1. cS miles from Wesh- ington. NEW 8 itO0M HOESE and outbutld i pout one acre of land; ALL Kiais ot TTS; churches and schools. EMINENTLY HEAL 1X, aud ite The loca en miles from Washingtoa , comfortable house and necessary outbulldinua water and unsurpassed th eighty one scree. in good state of cultiva 0 for further cwars, Bpply, De 35 Sharp timore: or, STANLEY, mer3l-eolm Laurel, Ma. VRE CRON FOUNDRY AND Ma. CHINE SHOPS FOK SALE BY EXECUTORS OF AN ESTATE.—The Colmmbia Foandry, cor- her Wathingion street and Chesapeake and ‘Oxio canal. Georsetown, D. C., 158 fect on Washingt om etrect, 120 feet on with all the improvements, gommodious machine shop, moael room and foun- dry, lathes, to: for mill machinery, Iariie enxine and bsilur, etc, et0., on the pretminee. Facilities tor coalipg and transpo rialperfect. Free of encumbrance. Poreceaion in twenty dors. oie ly e to THOMAS DOWLING, suctioneer, avyenve northwest, Wasbiugton, ARE CHANCE OFFERED a ae AND ‘WOOD DEALEKS—Valnabie Wharf foot of 34 st. southesst, with coal elevator, steam: kindling wood mill, bme and cement warehouse. besold cheap or renied r ApS ve ‘T. O. MUK- fold cheap or rented low. vot. 0. BAY, 613 2d et. north west 1-6 es mate Fe RENT. KOOMS SUITABLE FOR OFFICES, fronting on Ibth street. ops osite Treasury. Inquire of O.N. THOM, No. 71S 15th st. n.w. _apT-lai* MAZzxEAND LAN Ds —T have for sales number of TEACTS of LAND, 6 to 16 mics from Waali- ington, from 1 to 400 acres. ‘Two CUUNTRY BEATS, 6 miles from city by rail, or terapike. WAEWIOK P. MILLER, vr 8 orville, POR SALE. Splendid FARM, 334 <i aah of Laurel St op, Md , 60 acres under cultivation and 20in woad; good féncin ht room Frame Honre, good water, barn and other ni buildings, fine orchards. Terme suitable. Gusrch and Schools convenieut. Possession immediate }equirc cf GEO. ALOORN, on premises, or Det., Washiugon, DO. ae a5-Im* FoR 2) OEP SOHANGE FOR CITY PROP- —FAKM of 278 acres in Moutwomory Bia; ood uciiine tnd one telah ee oe iit orcbarde; well wacered and fenoed ; miles from Washington: 3 fiom depot. Apply w E. BU, as a maar Lm 0 INV MONEY J ADVAR@ED ON IMPORTANT ana WALUAELE IN ERVENTIONS, either before or ater pas MONEY TO LOAN. ) ONEY TO LUAN oR FIRST Mt Teal estat aplS-3t" ‘ONEY TO LOAN, I oT Obes CENT, aps. = Mc pena MONEY. pare tee Art FULIO. ce, 314 9th ave. borthwest AN. MONEY. tess 70 LOAN-MONEY. a MONEY TO LO. 70 koa MONEE. —- THOS Ke WaGGaMaN, 519 7th st. nw. $1,000, pot. * 82,500, 3, ots, Interest from 6 to 8 per eat, according to ma: moarl6 1m K. A! MoINTIRE, 918 oe PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports cn egdiep enter ple, with. Detruces Of feos on teal estate. 608 loth at mw. Olics hours, Ttol0a mae enastolUpae apl-In' ites ROSS, the long-establieh reliable SE and Par igetps give en okie sate faction in life than sny one in the pro- fession ; tella the resent and future destiny: ves Bcvice an ce on ell matters apper- ining to business, loveand matrimony. ALL I Eatistaction ion given, or Or no pay. Congaltation io ‘Booms, 402 D street W.. H. ALBURGER, successor to I. P. EIBBEY, Watchmaker and Jeweler, hss removed corner of 7th and ¥ — northwest, in Draz Store, opposite U. 8. P. 0. eepl8 SPECIALTIES. . JESSE SHEPASD: the worild- ies heuomens! musical wonder, grand reance SUNDAY EVERING at 16 Let strects opposite U. 8. Oapitol. All Mr. Shepard's mar- Xelous productions will be rendered on this oocs- sich. Beane begins at 5 o'clock. ‘BS. H. F. WRIGHT, CLarmvoyast AND roe NETIO PHYSICIAN, has eminent success in treat ing acute aa chronic diseases. The suffering should call at her residence, Sts ‘corner of F street northwest. aFl-2m0" . MA, FRENCH, Mxpros, No. 707, 1 Matect northwest Moraetie ‘Heaicr and Manip- ulator. Hours from til 9. Circies Tuesiey cvonines. Hou xin here till July tet. marS0-weeone H,, BICOHD, 141 WEST FAYETTE 8T-, SS ee arent of Gonorrhex Sephile in- LOST AND FOUND. OST—On Avril 14, a sum of L 1640 680.0 Petal reward wil be be pala if SOON Eine, = which one om drei — ‘AppIy atTOTA TCH Pat word weet Te Opi g eaniseore Osta a1 eee BING. a liberal rows) De turned to 512, ‘corner 6th andl ste, sa nortawent “Ti It ———— ener 6th and I sts. portawest. _ 11 Lota A a — Rng BSEYE agp peng en sires foruisehrn. fence on, ae Avilla roward wil | be of Etruscan Gold with — Lite ting BOMRING. Ge Good Friday, going on sble rewara a if returned t0 13.6 6th ot ew. oe | MANO Loan. T a MONEY ON BEAL ESTATE, In Bemus to Suit. i. ‘Ok oLTZ. mast Jan29 20th and F ste, north weat | beamed TO LOAN. Thave MONEY to loan on REAL ESTATE, tn sums of from 8100 aud upwards, at lowest ries of ‘Ubsrece moderate. No delay. be WARNER, 916 F +t. nerthwert, PROFESSIONAL. LL FEET and exercise in the open air unehine, promote-beaith, comfort and lopgerity, Denoe, thousands from fa: and i DB, WHITE'S Estaclinbinait, 1410 Penne avenne, ‘opposite Willard's Hotel, for rellef from ahd avcidance of ailmeuts of the feet. Hours, 6 a. DL toepm. Kee 1 per visit. sas K. WEISENBORN. Dr 215 7th tre horihwest. CELLULOID TEETH in- d $7 pereet, and all operations on the’ th at reasonable prices. Ex. cents. Jani9 E, Denvint, 715 14th etroat northwest, au Gstvect aid New York ave- BS; Testh rain, 50 ots, Filled, 81; Extracting All cperstions warrante it inserted! ei persct All work warranted. janld O. CANDER, M.D.,V_D. ras ¢ athy or Vital Cure for all “diseases end mind. Lung and Throst, Consump Loss of Vitality. Hemorrhejdes or Piles. ©: and all weakus 5, 5 Ciice ard residence, 044 Bat, corner 10th febl 1 PARSONS, Dexaisz, Ro. 628 7a in horthwe ee nena