Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1881, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIRF SIGNAL OFFICER, 1 Waswixetox, D.C... December 31, 1881. 9:30 a.in. F Por the Middle Atlantic states, cloudy weather, With ovcesions! licht rain, light winds, mostly easterly, st tionary or higher temperature. Spectal Weather Bulletin. The Chief Sicnal On of the army furnishes the following xpectal bulletin to the presi A Storm of slight energy 1s central in Mis- four, General ratus have f: lake region, Iowa and Nebraska to the Gulf of Mexico.” The foliowing special rain-fails are reported during past twenty-four hours in inches: Pensicol, 2.76; Galveston, 1.81; Chatta- ons, 1H: Lonisviile, 113; Cincinnati, 1.60. North- erly Winds are reported west of the Mississippl Fiver, northeasteriy in the like region, middle and South Atlantic Stites, southeasterly in Tennessee ant the Odio voll ‘The temperatare has fallen from 15° to 2° in Texas, Louistina and Indian ‘Territory; in the other st ites the chonges have been slight. “The temperature Is from 10° to 20° above the mean for the month east of the Mississippi Fiver. Cleudy weather with rain ts Indicated for Thursday in tae like region and south AUantic Baten PORTABLE GAS STOVES at S. Shedd’s, 409 9th st.n.w. SayR cyesight and dollars by consulting Hemp- der, 434 street. Gorn erd ebony frames, matts, panel pictures, paintings, ct. Wonders for ‘Sinos. 422 Sti Bt Cumpnen’s Books, hound and paper cover; Pocketbooks, inkstan'l, &. Milan's, G0 7th street. For Cwetstuas Gysters, go to store No. 2 and 3, Center Market, near 7th street. For Crristas and New Year's supplies go to Chris, Nancer's, 911 7th street northwest. ” His stork of fine ol! whisiies cannot be exceiled; for purity they tuke the lead. Go to Frssett’s for your Christmas eakes. longwy, kiota, &., Mormnrse Laws in Bhedd’s, 409 9th. Mixce Pres for Christmos made of mince-meat of my own manufacture. Fruit and Pound cakes, Silver and F. es, Tee Cream, ete. White man’s caniy, 510s for #1. T. JARVIS, 426 9th street northwest. at -Ascholarshtp in the as a Cliristinas or Sisters. Cot ‘Ts, co to store 2 and 3, Center M It water oysters, In Cannners, heavy stock light and street or park. ad factory, 410— ring prompUly at- Grolem, r Thortawest exp—Wonders for Xmas.421 9th. | 914 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE open until8 p.m. K idncys 5 cents each; liver 5 cents per ib. JAP. Coors yer. otto and costume pack- ages, stars, ipsel for Xmas trees, 421 9th. CENTS. Tho: SOLID SILVER RaseLe Rives, z 1 Buildin Lads 3 Wb sire tn To Cx on Bailey carvers. ay and Monday, call | a pair of ail New York y Kamps, br: s, | sts, fancy bellows and brushes, | ‘S, Steel-tinished fire sets, in | new th 914 Pexssvivasia A ot sur: in tue prevalebit. signs, just CE sells meat of quali ty. Magna est veritas, €t LAMPS ot S.Shedd’s,409 9th st.n.w Grrwas Strve: Houay Grris—There is nowhere in the city so | Barge and varthd of Shoes and slippers fer the observ ne ng as We are Rew she wing at sntee we ean. We cods at ovr own prices, and than ha heir orizinal value. s ho ndsotme en.brcklered slippers, | sold elsewhere at $3. 1,000 Fiptoctsat £150 per pair, to be positively Ocasts OF buys? b 1 per pair. | Jouth’s bects, (5 cepts a patr. leltes and > House, ote. FOLD RICHOLD. Teen’ Closed out. £0 Reiter Senarncer, s 2, 421 9th st tmas cards and 1s, pictures in trames, reel. Canpres's & WRov $1. ‘Thos. Bt Clowi Pathus TEIEves s tt: mpted to enter house 1104 6th street | last ever ne, bt were irichtened off by memvers Of the Louschoid. me tm Goup Rises A. Ladson, AND EARrin 523 Mth street Dn. Ww. Lity not surpssced, 914 Pennsylvania avenue. AT A MuETING of the Bourd of Trustees of the | Presbytery of Worhincton City, held on the 16th | f duige Stron in relstion to ne | we death of the Bev. Dr. Mess » Late -m- ber of the board, recenting “its testimor to the purity ef his eh er; Lo his excep- nto the Work of his} tonal di ve ue board, aud to lis prac- Test in the works which it Is dcing tor the higher education and evangelization of the colored Face.” Boy Cerap Crtrery te Bulky made hipy 1 you will regret it. Go street, buy “Kodgers,” and be A Case oF ASSAULT AND BATTERY Was preferred against a colored man tn the police court to-day, Dy 2 Wellviressed white women, who ststed that the prfouer approached her while on her way to BR. Gols: oo inalanoth department store, 812 TU street, between H and I nw., where she | Of porcelain 'zoods from Limoges and other goods Johnson's, 713 Market Space, such as broche house. day marked down their millinery goods, and THE DISPLAY OF THE DAY. Holiday Novelties. ‘WHAT TO BUY—WHERE TO BUY. Time was, many years ago, when you could not always get in Washington just what you wanted even in the holidays, but now there is hardly an article in any line whatever, from a pin toa thonsand dollar bronze, that can not be pur- len from the | Chased in this city. The Jewelry stores are fuji of the latest novelties in foreign and domestic goods; tie dry goods people have the newest patterns in plushes and silks; the china stores have the very last products of Limoges, Serves; and other furnaces of renown In Europe, and many of the best works from the potteries of Trenton, Greenpoint, Tarrytown, and Cincin- nati, in this country; the book stores have the latest publications. cards, illuminated menus and novelties; the other stores have fancy goods from Vienna, Paris, and London. just as fresh as you cansee them inthose cities this very day; there is a larger toy store here than in the city of New York; ladies lingerie is is plentiful and as novel and as rich as in northern states; millinery made here was copied and compli mented in New York last week; the clothing houses are models forany city, and so on through the chapter of the varied business in- terests. These facts impressed themselves on a Boston gentleinan yesterday who had not been in the city for ten years, and he came into THE Srar office and spoke of the wonderful change in his shopping experience. He had forgotten that these changes came with the rapid and beautiful growth of the Capital. Yesterday the stroll of Tae Star through the stores and shops became so interesting that it made nearly a column, and to-day it is hard to fay where to begin or leave off. At No. 719 Market space, however, Davis has a very elabor- ate stock and a handsome store, and a visit there will repay any one. The ladies will find hearly everything they require in the well as- sorted selections of fancy and millinery goods, trimmings, ete.; while for holiday there are many handsome and useful articles, such as pearl fans, neck wear in endless variety, satin goods, celluloid toilet sets, and so on throuch along list. He has no-special day for bargains, but has them every day. “The old woman in the window,” at 402 7th street, has long been familiar to passers-by: but she is really not needed to locate the long- tablished shoe house of Heilbrun. For nine- teen years ke nas been in business in this ¢ and during that time he has sold thousai upon thousands of lad’ children’s and gen- tlemen’s shoes in endless variety. His stock ranges from an arctic overshoe to. embroidered slipper, and he ean aiso furnish the most shapely ladies boot and the best turued instep for a man, For street wear, evening dress, or rough wear, he has a. splendid assorted stock which, for durability and fit, goes hand in hand. One of the handsomest. stores on the avenue and on the largest of its kind in the coun- try is that of J. W. Boteler & Son, in the middle of the block, between 9th and 10th streets. The senior member of this firm visits Europe eve year and imports direct his fine line of dinner, . dessert and toilet sets in English and French china, as weil as an immense assortment places in France. overflow with nov J. A. Luttrell & a fine line of ladi which they s any offered for the hi Their shelves and counters elties in other kinds of ware. ‘o., 817 Market Space, have cloaks, dolmas and_uisters, are twenty per cent cheaper than nthe market. The supply is fresh season, and is most aitractive. ‘oan extraordinarily fine line ofhand- s assorted bordered handkerchiefs, a nice lot of table linen, a large lot of cloakings. silk plushes, colored silks and satins, and decided bargains in knotied fringe towels The Parisian Flower Co., at 1110 F street, have a beautiful selection of ‘evening dress flowers and corsaze bouquets In all qualities and prices, aud some handsome Christmas novelties in flowers. baskets and jardinens to order for New’ Year's receptions and permanent ornaments. ,at 427 9th street, has sewing m: ch make a good present, at low . Give him a call and see for pourself. Ve'ati’s caramels are well known. because they are mac nevery day, at 620 9th srtect avenue. h street. is selling and display ing a fine lot of gold pens, pencils, pocketbooks, albnins, et Brewerton’s pastel paintings can be had at Markriter’s, 626 E street. They are very hand- some. He has also on hand a choice selection of | Imported novelties. Mr. Markriter’s well-known | taste and long experience render his goods well worthy of an inspection and purchase. A more acceptable present can hardly be named than one of his pastel paintings. Christmas furs, such as fur-lined circulars and . Seal skin sacques, mutts, caps, children’s la muffs and collars in plain and patent can be found in a large stock to select from at Willett & Ruoff,s old established house, 905 Pennsylyania avenue. M. W. Beveridge, 1009 Pennsylvania avenue, offers to-day fine plates, bisque figures, plaques, bronzes, vas and, in truth, a line of taney Tom ait countries. There are some holiday bargains at George J. ni shawls, silk and wool plaids, neckwear, gloves, portemonnaies and one hundred ladies’ gossa- meres. A popular price is the motto of this King’s palace, 814 7th street northwest, yester- offer to-day their artificial plants at a sacrifice. See their advertisement for full details. Amusements, &c., To-night. oe TueaTer.—Lotta in her new play, ——_.—___ Tue HaveNxer MemoriaL Services.—The paprapendl tlie Bally the late vente Lee ieeana & past pati , past grand and grand representative of the order of Odd Fellows, under the auspices of Washington Lodge, No. at the hall on 7th street last evening, were o! more than ooeay interest, and there wasa large attendance of the membership and other friends of the deceased. The exercises were opened by a short address by Mr. Walter Dod- son, the N.G. of the lodge, and prayer was offered by the chaplain; the Mount Vernon Quartette club followed with an appropriate piece of music. Mr. Oliver Dufour, in behalf of the donors, presented the lodge, in a very ap- propriate address, with a fine portrait of the deceased, painted by Mr. Charles Armor. The Noble Grand appropriately responded. P. G. W. G. Perry delivered an eulogy on the de- ceased, and a poem written by Mrs. A. L. Du- four, was read. with effect by Grand Secretary P. Hall Sweet. —— ee A FEMALE Wixpow Suasner.—Agnes White, an old white woman, was charged in the Police Court this m Ing with breaking and destroy- ing private property without the consent of the owner, in breaking some windows in abar-room in South Washington When called on to plead, she told the cuurt that shedid break the win- dows, and she would break the head of the man that owned the windows if she had got her hands on him, for throwing her out after he got all her money. She was sent down for 30 days in default of $10. —— QvEER FREAKS OF A PHITADELPHIA CRANK. About 7:30 o'clock this morning Officer Kig- gins, of Lieut. Boteler’s precinct, arrested a young white man, who gave his name as Wm. F. Haars. It seems that he went to Wallach school house, and stripped himself naked and proceeded towarda the Canitol, for the purpose, as he raid, of going on top of the dome to preach the Second Coming of Christ. He was secured and taken to police headquarters and locked up, and will be sent to the Insane asy- lum to-day. He says he is from Philadelphia. seis dR Rickie State REPUBLICAN AssoctaTIONs.—The Wis- consin Republican Association met last evening, at Col. Totten’s office, and elected Colonel Enoch Totten president, Edwin M. Truell and E. D. Town vice-presidents; Ed. F. Gleason, secre- tary, and Dr. J. J. Little treasurer. C. G. Heath and D. J. Waters were made delegates to the National Association. In view of the action of the President in selecting Senator Howe as Postmaster General a committee of five was ap- pointed to consider a proper method of express- ing the appreciation of the honor conferred, con- sisting of W. E. Colladay, Everett B) Sanders, J, H. Allen, C.G. Heath, and 0. E. Gibson. The Nebraska Association held a meeting at St. George’s Hall, last night, and was ad. dressed by M. W. Bruce, of Creighton; CG. W. Phelps, of Schuyler, and Joseph Horkey, of Nio- brara. PRoBATE Brsiness.—The will of Chas. F. Brain- ard was yesterday «dmitted to probate. Henry Ruppert ‘gave_ his bond in $8,000 as guardian of the orphans of John Ruppert. In the estate of Adam Fay final motion was issued to executrix appointing January 20 for settlement. ACCIDENT ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.—Yes— terday afternoon, Mr. W. E. Wright, who is con- nected with a lumber firm in South Washing- ton, was returning to the mill, when his buggy was run into vy a market wazon near the Naval monument, corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ist street. A front wheel of the buggy was pulled off and broken into kindling wood. The horse becoming frightened began to kick and run, and after going a short distance overturned the bugsy and threw Mr. Wright out on the side- walk and dragged him some distance before the animal could be stopped. The accident might have proyed yery serious. but aside from a few bruises and damaged clotiing, no great harin was done. The superintendent of the Capitol grounds had the bug removed and cared for until It could be t to the shop for repairs. The name of the driver of the wagon was not ascertained. —_—.__. A Petition For Drvorc Yesterday Maria M. Mockabee filed a bill for a divoree from John Mockabee. Her maiden name was Maria M. Murphy, and she was married to the defendant in this city October 26, 1876. by Rey. John H. Dash of the Methodist Episcopal church. The ed together here until January 8, 1877 when she alleges that he deserte remained absent ever since that her and has time. TLorrpay DRY GOODS AND CARPETS! Bed Comforts, $1, $1. White Wocl Blank £1, $4, $5 per pair. Black Cashmeres, Ail-Wool, 37, 50, 60, 75. ‘Dress Gods, 12, 15, 18, 20; 25¢. Hich Piaids and Stripes. 50, $1.75. Black Dress Silks, $1, $1,25. $1.00, $1.15. Cloth tor Bowe’ Wear, 37, 50, 626. Piano Covers, $5, all colors. Handkerchiefs. Linen and Silk. Gloves, Ladies and Genta. Ladies’ Cloxking Cloths. Black Diagonals for Cloak. y Ski rom 5 Colored Cashmeres, nev ades, Red Twilled Flannel 5. Shaker Fiannels, 25¢. White Wool Flanniels, 25¢ ‘able Linens, 25c. WANTED— HELP. ‘ANTED—A NURSE WITH GOOD = ace Apply at cnce to 208 Delaware avenue NEW PUBLICATIONS. SerpuROUGH ONE ADMINISTRATION,” FOR SALE—LOTS. RENT—4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON SEO- ond floor; also same third oor, all fromt rooms: northeast. be aie by lstrobe. Ory. Thon rete a LOW & . TAN LADY AS ACOOUNTA’ a A xoveL oF W arb ghle SnGorae As ACUUATANT, | Ptr nes. mo LORS FOR SALR— 38,800 farureas none others etc trp —a, street, R 5, 160 feet corner need appiy. PALAIS ROYAL, 1117-1119 Pennsylvania i RENT—WELL FURNISHED PARLOR AND | avenue and 5 B00 fort s POLITICAL AND DEPARTMENT LiFe | "Ue, it chamber, eomanunicating open «rate coss, conve. | went gheice ote im La Divit ‘on Whitney, sade cois “= = FEEx, | Bentand central; may be engaret now forscadon | Bue. and time very reasonable. NY ANTE RDIATELY, TWENTE ETE ES. after the holidays. 1008 F strect northwest. di9-3t" aim G. W. COOP perienced e 2 pond IN. WASHINGTON, Lee ag t i Mam 812 7th street north- RENT—TWO HANDSOME SUITES OF weet. it ni K, Hooms, fronting south, “with tbe quietuees of « 5 ay peat Da onting s0 as a sts ar ANTED_AN INDUSTRIOUS, WHITE por, To ae is secunay tat == _ = — meke himeelf generally useful in a fury a eee . cSENT — z afraid of work. App'y at 225 Penn- | JQOK RENT— NICELY FURNISHED ROOMa, wiTH | W iance gray Suuirrd. ful crown and gente os MRS. FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT, jeeveaseae teat oe E Bandy img ples fatally, at 13 62h niret norman | 182+ TAD AUy at 2104 Vermont avenue neetowest at ANTED—TWO LADIES AND Gi sista MY | YQOR BALE FRED ZELLER DEALER thor of ** That Lase o° moe article ved, ok KENT—TWO SUITPS_FOUR WELL LIGHT: Imported Nueiue Birds, Harts Mountain Author of “*That Lase o? Lowrie’s," “1A Fair Barbe Wats tice need im ove Ea Suiciet farmiied ipa oo int pnd wena | $2.80 ern Attra eye elaine rian,” **Haworth’s,” Eto. street northwest, (Georgutown.) SO ee eS ee oe On eee | oe pee ee aai- ANTED_SALESMEN AND SALESLADIES, go | DOrtDwest. - Per Week to suitable parties: refer noes require Ok RENT—HANDSOMPFLY FURNISHED _ PAR. OR BALE—ROSEWOOD-CASE PIANO, 7 pry at JAMES SHEFHWS Publishing House, 615 | B* iors and chambers on firs, second and thint, fisere four round corner, ju perfect onder “with AU iireet neveuwents ie Bake furnace or open fren; boure just yut in perfect onder; | $140, Also, ‘oue double-bank Oran, at 11: This Story was beenn in the November number of | WANTED WHITE BOY FOR DINING ROOM | ont. moder imi rovamen i A bin Ft THE CENTURY MAGAZINE (Scribner's Monthly), 7 and will run through the coming year. !t will be of Siestsl interest toad all are familiar with life at the capit ‘The November and December numbers of THE CEN- snd to make himself Yate famiiy; one need to are-s “ATLANTIC.” Star ences. WASZTED_TWO LABORERS. A180 ONE Dati juan and Foreman on a farm. Apply at F ly usefal in small ving coupe preferred. office, atuting aye and F°., SALE—A SPLENDID 64 OCTAVE, ROSE: ana onl, $18 cant: sud GIO Monday MADR EN ‘street 7 420-60" OR RENT—NICE, COZILY FURNISH and back Rooms, for $5 up, en suite or single. Also, fine Parlors, at 456 U street northwest, near 430 street. Fine location. 410-im* NIMMO'S, 438 71 | QOK SALE—ON eiht-stop Parlor Ongena, Fey ed . it RENT—PARLOR AND BEDROOM; GRATE TURY contain aleo two'Portraits of President Garfield, | TON'S Loan Ofice, 314 9th strcet Lorilwest, pear re and southern exposure, Apply at 488 Penuayl- | walnut case, w:tb high! ton hed splendidly engraved; Dr. Bliss's Story of the Illness: a | Pennsylvania avenue. 4 aii-lat | | Vania avenue northwest. 6a | yoo hy “Sips See Paper by E. V. Smalley on some Characteristics of the Vv vANTED—FAMILIES AND HOTELS TO FUR- R REN HANDSOME ISHED PAR- | 420-0t 453 7th street, Jate President; capital Short Story by Mark Twain; nish with reliable cooks, chambennaidey i lor and bed-chamber, comminicating: suitable for Frederick Douglass's ‘‘My Escape from Slavery; a | &¢-: gies Pervents wanted. oe OR BALE—A MAGNIFICENT ROSKWO >D CASE. Eich Grand Mae tee Rose een CAR action, for only $225. used bot six monthe, mt §aedy aU SIDNEY To NIMMG, Tian a «hE . a, mo Wa jarerooune, 4 fa Member ef Congress: ise, several newly furnished Rooms ou 2d fivor hem, gas and use of, bath. B fr Apply 926 F street northwest. C. Bb. PRICE & CO. doy heat ga ard Une Reproduction of the Life-mask of Lincoln. ete., etc. ‘The December number has been out of print, but a new edition is now ready. All dealera receive subscrip- tions and supply numBers, or the publishers may be addressed direct. officers or other gentiemen, recently cecupied by = ein minister, Also, other suites aid sing.e Poon JOR SALE-OLD MAHOGANY CARD ANTED—I WILL GIVE TO ANYONE $50 WHO | Ev isth cteet nett a Li Bookcase, Duning Tabie. Suap-Top ‘Table we THE JANUARY NUMBER. Will procure me a permanent sovernment office | NISHTD ROOWS-EN BUTTE OR | RONG EURat Fotlet lam, Ritehoard aod Check. Als ready on the 23d, will coutain the third installment of ** Through One Administration,” and, among ita mis- cellaneous contents, s imost interesting paper by Col. Rockwell, entitled ‘*FROM MENTOR TO ELBERON,” £0 per anenth. Addreas Ml. C., Star office. J ANTED—AN AUCTIONEER OF LAGE AND Varied experience would like an engagement with some responsible firm in this city, or wonld form a partnership with first-class man for the transac- three Walnut Wardrobes and 1 at Sthand H etrecte northwest, wt St BoFtheant gerne FOR SATE yunforts: meals can be procured 1 225 id atreet north west- 312-20" R_RENT—ELPGANT APARTMERTS AT 1027 Vermont av near Mclberson Square, with southern, eastern aud western exposure: «rate fites and CHIC RING SQUARE PIANO, beantiful rosewood cane, carved lege and lyre, Warranted inevery respect. Will be sold for $125 0m eary monthly payments, or special dimcount for cash, é with a reproduction of the Photograph of PresidentGar- | tion of, « general auction business, Apply orn all modern conventences, _429-1m* F. G, SMITH, field sent by Mrs. Garnela to the Ques. J-R., 213 strect southerst. OL RENT TWO, FURNISHED COMM cat. i_SiGhAST GRE SR The February (Midwinter) number will have the ne y ANTED—BY A WHITE GIRL A SITUTION AS « Rooma, parlor aud bedroom. poly at Ds n A copes as igiad Uy svaane. abd ein ents oe ane MY cook ar do xeueral hou-ework iu a private, family. | skeet northwest, 1136-Lan anes carved lege and ere, abd i (somewhat condensed) of Mra. Burnett's Play, ‘Esme. | A% ees Oneee ee a on cee FOR I ENT 5 - OUSE ———= | [Detaliments, or 10 per cent discount for car da,” now lar % N --ORGANIST—AN € NIST OF SEV- — . G. 5 zalisy RENE OES IWeenisas cence desires a Position; church RE SEB. __ sus Dayan eraeee, ~¢ preferred, Address QUEST, Star office. aa EERO BODES ic ie aoe PAS A SUBSCRIPTION TO with hall, ete., eaxt of the Government Printing carve t lee and lyre, and really T WHITE ice, on line of H ‘stree - Tentonly $8 to & perma: -. Will be sold tor $125 yment of $1 ia, the other | pent tenant B.A. McINTIRE, 918 Fetnednth- Gown and fi0 per suid or 0 ye, cot Of Far cathe THE CENTURY MAGAZINE 20-30 SF noowa | 417-6 1101 Penusyivania avenue, = 5 - ject of renting, {ORK SALE—A FINE COUPELETTE, HORSE, HAR- I8 A CHRISTMAS PRESENT COMING TWELVE the proprictor wirhee i B © from busines: ; ri how, Kobe, whip and Banket, all ii perfect ordert hous dining room ; all icceaary conveniences ih kiteben, | at DOWNEY 7th wineet. div-tw TIMES A YEAR. : = —— | birenil fee. Apply at 52-04 C risvet northwest, = % RNISKED ROOMS, NEAR | datase™ POR Kal, AN FLEGANT LAN- ey eS ‘ first or second fi Ad | Soe PETE 5 dau. 8 spriugn, French class sinaows, in eros ption Price, $4.60; Single Number, 85 cents. i BLY LOCATY On, at haf-ovet price. Inguire at SOVCOR tae pees Sen nee ener a ame ; Fenn : YISHER & CO., | tablichmecut, 412 Lath etrect. Vor sain, @ tine Bleck Aide F a MY ae FU 4 ¥ street northwest. 420-6t Saad e H. Kk 4. goes well in barness. Lae oor, suitable for t near streetcars. AddresaG.. 001 4 LOR RENT- © HOUSES, THTR- | 24 tables, 410 Lath atreet. alti partiuent, ote Pou each. WIZ and 1014 cet noxth- TOR SALE—A vasier ¥ OF NEW AnD pope. 5 wee wnt Carriages ant Business Wagons, 1 also bull THE CENTURY CO., 4 arnichod McCaul! Wagon vow in dae, NoRTuwest= | JOHN M. YOUNG G13 6th stove, Elexant ne A ia Mord : an = | 1) bavine © heated bY | NOR GOOD SECOND-TAND GLAR- | ice. Ment $99. 4 WrsCoTT & CO., | Fenceand Ciowe Coach, suitat'e for livery or back | Estate Agents, corner 2 i I etreets northwest. Landaulets, 2 Goupe ete, Coupe, ¥ Coupe Tops end other god Beoond= xt Grocery or Busines Wagon, ROBT. H. GRATAM, 410-416 Sth street northwest, Repatrine promptly attended to. 7 JOR SALE THR! | BS 75 octave partic: leanin 5 5 for cash. To be seen at G. L. WELD & BRU's, 709 7th dl-lm diy-6t Ri ‘ORTH. lan STREET All modern couve- aly-3) a bath, iW ANTED—M | Waren? mont! Goyern we have ever used, Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup 13 the best. Price 25 cents. The grape crop cf A. Specr’s vineyards in New Jersey List year was double that of a previous SCHOOL D a stock five to six yeurs ahead. None sold less aT aaa gress oF othes Live coure Harmer: one sy Horse, 16 bande’ buchos than four years old. It hes become a popular wine | R SIX GOOD HORSES F a aitable fer ecarriage. Can be seen af re for the winter: Weht work an IM MORS 2 among the best physichins in New York. For saie |.) : io yong neti JOR REN’ _NORTHWEST— | SIMMONS’ & YATES" Stables, S11 12th strect north- by Druggists ant Grocers | best care teken of them. “DOWNEX'S Stable, 1013.17 | JQ ae A hoe Vane | west, 1230-30 ts. THOS, ny B a i street nortiwest, near Pbbitt 15-6 pr JOR RALE-T 7K ing Birix, &e., Cares, forsale at the Bird Store, 1133 7th street uorthwesk S. HAR’ CHT PROFESSIONAL, A Boston Car-Driver will Remember Thanks- | Wy 4NT#D, xiving. | wy a BE one Our reporter found Mr, John T. Garvin at No. 3 | BETA, Fs Thornton Place, who sit1 that he was about 53 | yyra years old, and has been six years driver on the | VW etropoiitan Hors? RR. His wite has been in li JOR RENT—HAN dence in Do S. iG t it Uior the past five years, and he had sore cumi- | * FS nn. ity In seraping a dollar together to mail to M. a ee A. Dauphin, New Orleons, Li. to get aticket 10 | ¥ oT _NORT! November 8th dr wing of the Lou': > 1 Louisizaa ave- . tery; but it was the best. tnve ver made. | He held one-half of No. 45,853, which won-the ital Prize of $30,000, and tie $15,000 came to coin by the Adams Express. He one, eph 4i2-1m “DESIRABLE 4, amount tn government bonds. He had just iy for Eve a rx, U. | Deafness, Cutarrh, Asthma, Consumption, HayTever, turned home trom spending Thanks:iving With is | vee aid Nowy, Aiways in | ho Bronchitin, Coughs, Colda, wrvousness, Seminal friends, and resumes work immedtately.—suston 5 wad ompany | Weakness, Diseases of the Blood, Rheumatiem, Neural Commerctal and Shin; ing List, No. 30. PA RDSILVENINTARG LOR : nit-2m_ | gia, Hesdnche, Dyspepsia, Female Gomplairita, Dies Pye Lived and Loved,” . Sd and 43g rtree = 5 aoa Ns sc|C~*«*:«emsew Of the Liver, Kidneys, Lunes and Air Parsucen,of sald an unhappy old matd. “When I waey = FOR RENT —STORES. Jong standing, cured by Da. JUDGE'S Oxy-Hydroge Dr. Benson's Shin Curr, for totter, cezema ant p Fe = nated Air. All Giscases treated. ples on the face, was nitto be bought. AST hada Pye i “ ouZh § 4 OnTp Ate a Bi " Send stamps for pamphlet with home references and Tough stin, I kept Out of company and aun now an aoe ciemiens 6 wane No charge for consultation by tients treated at a distance. Dm J. D. JUDGE & OO., TY Beach street, Boston, Mas. ence of an Old Nav mail or in person. Py Forty Years? Exner' oats Winslow's S vthin Ayrupis they —- — FOR SALE—HOUSES _aT-whkett : ¢ the best female physi: . aa z SPT, —— —— med LFICIAL f AND IN- the United Stites, and bos been used for forty LOST AND FOUND. —FIGHT-ROOM BRICK HOU ape ay ED Years with never-falling success by Inilitors. of S street, between Gt anid 70 streets northwest, sith methods aid skill tn inothers tor their children. It relieves. th ¥. Lirw INSTA aid evod howe fora Tt | brap erate foe DRL from pain, curs dys ntery and dlarrhd Rotate NALLY 4 in ie owels and wird colle BY we + eT PI 7 % 1 i. { the child it rests the mother. Price 25 cents a Tetttes ex a cooesenen fee fo” aod wpersmnvongy bottle. mn,W,8 SUE SAEE-ON TASH then the hzhot medival badiclal pacddeal, tiliacy and ath rooin Pro and nayal divmitaries of tis onuntey, sen Skinny Men. Eaidavioe | inente: ine desirable 1 1ieest, | tives of leading foreken eovernments visit De WHITES Well’s Healty. Ren-wer,_absolute cure tor | AA EURD AY APT 8 GOED | a belt bicek fe-oa Titi « Will reat 1 Chirop dia! Establishivent, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, nervous debility and weakness of the geuerat.ve yeraved on clasp.” Rintabie a will be past | eral pe tay eg ey FL aE oui ins few minutes. Press of business at office Frecndes uttendance st residences, except after 6 Office tee #1 per visit. D R, STARE PARSONS DENTIST, 409 NINTH stree*, functions. $1, ab Druggists, 480 Pennsylvania ing eae at 1510 13tm strect northwest, enue. V- | by, oinee. < Pm, a! & Stinging, Irritation, Infammation at neck of the bladder, dificult or irequent urination, completely cured by “Buchupaiba,” great Kidney and Urinary Remedy. $1. Stte & Cromwell, 480 Pennsylvania avenue, 2odern convenient within ten days, 10: 519 7th strot uorthweat. QOR SALE—THE THREE. dence corner of 2d and D Aah a Lf i 9-6 cor, vin and En <t nendays, free, for oxide BOARDING. _ OK RENT — WELL FURNISHED PARLOR Floor, fronting two streets, in most destrable part of the city, with tirst-cluss Board. Mrs. D. B. HAM, 945K steeet. R. 3. 8. PARSONS, MEDICAL ELE succonor to Dr. A. 'L. Bosworth. Of ngs, two bay win- “Alderney Duiry Wagons.” MARYLAND AVENUE Nol terrace 85, feet to an | @-m. to22, and? p.m. to 7 p.m. Consul Fresh Alderney tu churned every morning il 2D andeous iy shed Koran, ou Ut A puperiy Terms one Gis SixTH STREET NORTHWES and deliv in 3-80. “Ward”? Suite of two or thr: ted to Members aud thy irchaser, ji the | 755 iRso. ‘Also, coveage chic Suton anh ee cea: ides, “Virst-elase Table Board, ai }reintkes, 201 D street northwest. 417-6 ERNAND URSO, ‘SP per qt. Cream, i PIANO TUNER AX 5c. pint. IANO TUNER AND REPATRER, (AUISTON Fi csr, -BUILT THRER- TREETS. - FIRST. ar OR SALE—TWO NEW, WEE aad eoeewon ; — ~ a | C cane Tabie Board, $10; Koon and Board, $20 to | IV tory and bay window, sromad back pent he, | 12801 bce, Oe ene, MARRIED. locxtion central; “no iiquors. J. Ai. DKLUNG & | uorthwest section: patkud: all nudern improveneats, ra MUNSON—ELLIOTT. jalter, org. alter, org. Ascension le thin half equare cars; guaranteed to pay 10 per cent ‘Miss Gil 3 ‘Napkins, from 50c. doz. On December 19th, 1881, at Saaes within .P intended t) invest $29 In Christmas presents, and | Edward Cayerly & Co. certainly make a hand- MTurkey Red Table Linens, 600. the rendence of ihe brides fether, in this city, sss EIRST-CLARS, AT 316 | “Yiggee (ho euEance. Address Box 91, Star office, pis; Fearwon,onf. Eptrbany thot this wan toll ber it wos the Lest place tn the | some display of plaques, bronzes, lamps, brass Nottingham Lace, 250, CHARLES P. ELIJUTT, of Kansas City, Missour). ho ee EDU SUPE per day. Also Board ty the | Sea = es eity to spond her mon she Weuld tuen | fixtures, etc., at 1425 New York avenue. The | yeather-proot Ticking, beat tee flannels See cards, [Kansas City and'Steciing papers pleauo copys] SASH URGES soar | A'\New York avenue, near Win siete A uae | JPR ME A CARMAN, have an opportunity of geting a free t-ket for | large store room is lighted brilliantly at night ‘Ladies’ Clcth, all colons, aonite width, +0 WHE TREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME | and back building prese-bick front house of tex 2015 1411 STREET, the thr xreat presents, to be drawn for, besides | and the polished gecds show. oft aint Whit. id Colored Uoanterpanie DIED. comforts than suy hotel in theesty, ‘The hails and | Toms: gat, water and: baths lot posto ko ao Second door soutis from All Souls’ Church. 912 & selection irom sn tum nse Involee of goods Just | BF Lie tS beh salen Sg Sik Muste BRADFORD, On Tuesday cvening, December 20th, | eit tern eel eed Tes eae eee ere new and | alley: splendid chance for business men; price $4,000 | —_—_Se00nd door south from AU Soule’ +. arrived, which are cheaper than ever, and which | blaze of light. The novelties are rare and ‘Biack Velveteena. 168, of diz htherin, CORA MAY, daughter of Alden | Noli furnished, and the tablets second to none.’ Trae | foun inancdiniee varchar R Meet wee DSR, PARSONS, DINTIST, 428 77H STREET Jest paralyze the 99<t trade. Leche Black Silk Damasses, $1,25. ‘and Hattie H. Bradford, of Wi in the sixth | Stent rates, $2.60 aud $2 per day, montiy $25, $90. $35 | Nory and anansard. pres bivck frome tenes, Rorthwest, between D and ES-treeta, over Ballane anid ——_—— R. Goldschmid, 812 7thstreet.has placed on ex- Year of her ae. : : and $40, Fear ed nee ae amos, Sil modern conven | tyne's Book-tire., Operative, Sunsicsl and Mechanica Wrrr to Bsr: dear, 1 don't see how | hibition three fine presents, and to every pur- RECEIVING NEW HOLIDAY GOOD3 DAILY ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the lancer: lot 18x, 140 to alter, hit sitall Stuble; located on Deu tre sili iy pertornéd. Extracting ab mucht eae ey geil Such Bice meat at 14 Peunsylvania | chaser of one dollar's worth of goods he gives a C. M. TOWSON. Semeg aveutte uortiwent, °° Pte» from AG New | A wet isu of the yettect cnier; to am ammediate curtonee S85.900. | pgs ao ; oa Fie aves eames tos 6 osteo ticket which, if duplicated at a drawing on Jan- * HARRIS. On Tuesday, December 20, 1881, AGNES | dated at reasonuble te Woe Sears ie ere aoe nee ee ortwest. Celluloid iecth inserted #7 vee me coe Gua Pusw NICKEL Chocks, reliable time- | Uary 3, entitles the holder to a prize. He began . 686 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, HARKIS. in the twenty-tifth year of her age, FRFORD, street noi 2 Funerai to take place from her late re idence, New Jer- Ut Keepers, 91.50. Sust the thing tora hoifday present. fey avenue northeast, between D street and North Cai yesterday to give away the tickets. ‘Thos. A. Leimou, 628 9th street B.W., SU Cloud At 314 7th street, just five doors from the 8. :VERAL DESIRABLE PIFCES OF nproved property. Apply to JOHN TRIMBLE, 1! operations on the naiural tech at reasonable prices, Extracting, 50 cents. ‘Jans W, South Side, near Market. F im COUNTRY REAL Es' Una avenue, to-morrow, at 9 a.m. Mass at St. Peter" = 6 ¥ street. di-aw” | J)# DUKE, DENTIST, 715 147H STREET NORTH- Building. Avenue, the long established house of Georze a chureb. Friends and relatives are respectfully invited. R SALE OR LEASE-A FARM CONTAINI 0 OF THORE VERY DESIRABLE Beaute Seow tea Be ee fae ot ee ———— Watts, is literally crammed with novelties, es THOMSON. On Tuesday, December 20, 1881, at 10 | M'250 acres, five miles from Washington, incr on Q ctroot tose Tite gertnmest, | without Petsn Gb ate All eeetioes ee Crnistas Carns, Ingrestest profusion, at Vier- ally in the» Gui A CARPETINGS! CARPETINGS!! | p-m., EMMA B., wife of GP. Thomeon. by a wood toad: rood house aud aif on. Q street, usar 14th northwest, | withou bee nd R sre pro By at Vier" | pecially in the Chinese and Japanese line. E ! INGB? Funer+] wiil take place on Friday, December 234, at 2| buildings; xplendid orchards of « fut tnished. | These houses are carefully built, w: TALBOTT, DEN1IST, No. 437 iio a Linge sock of steel | Nearly everything required ina house can be & « rae pain, from residence of hasband, 91g New Jersey ayer | mneulows and bie eardentiee la Raichod tp Detaral woods, congain it soca, Weta | UDC at ae tee eee al Stan rake Pctive taanes be meen dee at | found there. He hasan excellent assortment of | *pUR.Carnets th, 18 coats hue northwest. Friends mvited to attend. well watered: suitable for a i: Sen Coeninees A hend Int eneet ee eee nny | inteauchtc, eoth Insecta St parent. Alleah eae sce ee ee re | Nocera Ba plated wares Gesatn 1 ‘Best Two- pie Carpets: 75 cents TOUMEY. On the morning of December 21-t, 1881, | Possession given at once. Apply at Pleasant homes Apply to, uuene for ea Fanted. Jnl Hon on hand or male to onler. Work and toilet | Rog . pl , decorated dinner and MALL Wool Inertin Oaeohe 65 cunite: after a brief but psinful illness, WILLIAM, the beloved | Wet. seal Pieacant home, ADPIY 1 SHERMAN & CO. —~ Doxes and fancy arti es, at Vierhofl s, 916 7ta st. bef toilet sets, wooden ware and students’ “Druysetss all zea son of 1 and Kate Toumey, aged four yekrw and Ave | Fron SALEA GREAT BAUGAIN-A FINE FARM | p19-3m OU OEE Coad bulding: AUCTION SALES ane: “ie a . ‘Brussela Mats, 75 cents. moni of 200 scres, hali mile fi railroad station, be- | — . SALELTHREE oF > = a = 4 We Sats Orret To-woxxow the entire stock of | You need not come all the way down town, Brussels ius, $2. aol Padneant ocr sets ogee other seacnee, | twee Washitctom td Muitinore: ney qouforiie | TOR, SALC-THRER OF THAT BEAUTIFUE NCANSON BROS., Aucuoneers, ei ae ee ee tau; | unless you want to, for 5. H. MeClosky, at 2106, ORL | Sym (altaore Saree oe Te eet Would take a cool the Laue Pre oft eatitg: | Matrest tn the mic taskionatis sect theres | PPUNCANSON BuROs, Nad D etteets northwest. a ly a < dagenel : ‘4 cl Far a ree hoe arabs has - good assortment of | Foor Oil Cloths, all widths, 37 cls. aud 308 cts. ‘WASHINGTON. 20, 1881, Mrs. ANN | terms cxsy. Thnuediate porseasion. Send for descrip | These houses have been erected with great care, and are = boas 2 he | holiday goods at bottom prices. Hall and Stair Carpets. Stair Oilcloth, 10 cents. Nottingham Curtain Laces, See On December MATILDA WASHINGTON, widow of the late Dr. Buily Washinzton, of the United ‘States Navy, in the eighty- Year of are. ‘the funeral will take place from her late residen 416 Sixth street northwest, Thursday, December 22, ct a for cash, we shall give the public the eur purchas* ‘The stock con: oaks, dolmans, eirewiars and nd Whi be on sale to- tion to THOMAS HILL, Fayette and St. Paul streets, well couttructed throuhoat, containing 11 to 14 rooms, Baltimore, Md. furnace, beth-roome and conservatories, finished in eet Soy me ra mantels, and are fitted for rn TP JOUN SHERMAN & 00. FOUR ROLLS TAPESTRY BRUSSELS Cal FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY SONG THURSDA aT Ti “ts of | . There isa brilliant display of goods at Tyler | & Chewning’s, 918 7th street northwest. They have full lines of hosiery. colored dress goods, 5-6 HE WELL KNOWN ‘NORTH AR uit and Dairy Farm," near this city, aud DECEMBER SHEBTT-SROORR, iA N O'CLOCK, within our salexrooms. eof <3 buttons t 20S = fine , 7 Gray Biankets. o'clock p.m. The relatives and frichds of the family | two small Farms for sale on easy terms. St. Cloud Building. = —— == and siatcen, fasionable cuudea, at 5 conte gee | (able linens, Kid, dog-skin and cloth gloves: | new Hampshire 2-at er ee bieketa, are invited to attend. panty, TOBEMT A. PHILLIPS, eer Pee ng Gozen for either =z Retalt priee in New Yore tor | linen and silk handkerchiefs, from 12! eentaup; | “™oarsiage novos. a = =| ses pee Eee Roek even ‘hurts of the city. Call or send ‘oth and D streets northwest, ine this dsy_40 cents for ceats oo vents for large | initial napkins at bed-rock prices, fable linens ‘©, CURE, NO PAY.—WHI URST'S CEDAR | FAOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR UNENCUM- ‘ICH, FOX & BROWN, 1437 ee size. ‘ Laxspune & Bro., un oreo and Cee attractive articles C. M. TOWSON, BALSAM is warranted to cure Co’ Colds, F bered property, Farm of 240 acres, 336 miles from ole LARGE ASSORTMENT 404 and 406 S. in the fancy goods line, = Croup, Throat end Ling Diseases, &e. Six drops & | city: 9-room. 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Ouse on farm; peach an Spang ap- Vic orchard: exelent water. “Iuqlire 20221 3 doce. “Try it. 1f not ratisfied return the empty bottle The great closing sale at Sinsheimer & Bros., n a by SUITABLE. SAEs Hurtbays. reduction in fur trim- fn 7 bar: Be At TSON, Jane. Fursof all kinds | bie ee eee ete Sorsaias Tantei a — ta. Price 25 c a0 sec eereet sd al R SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR UNINCUM- RIBBONS, FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, 1 jnade to crier 1 repaire the premises. B. fiery * * jAMPHORINE, jesale, STOTT A CROMWELL. bered property, a stocked Farm of 196 acres, nine PIECE DRY GOODS, &c., 4 AT AUCTE: Salomon, the popular furrier, 706 7th street north- | ladies’ shoes. Men’s toilet slippers for Christmas | © — iniles out; one mile to raiiroad station House, ON REAL ESTATF, AT 6 PER CENT. Within our sulesroouie, ob THURSDAY, west. are offered at very low prices. FOR CHAPPED SKIN, SPECIALTIES bar, a) nple and peach orchard; vineyard; RO pEAY — TWENTY SECOND, at TEN O'CLOCK. at is x ee ee Gives perfect extisfaction, CIAL Ing Pennsylvania R. O. HOLTZMAN, TJ\HOMAS DOWLANG, Auctoneer. SS ah Femstivaniiarcnunshdex iaimenienomenss | (MARRIAGE TiceNses have been tssued to L. C. BISHOP, Drnggist, R. ROBERTSON CAN BE CONSULTED EVERY 2? ——___30b sd F'etivcis eathiwest,_ ’ Cae naasieen roeetentan Oe macttanes ce Charles H. Fenton and Clara H. Walch; W. J. | _@16-1m 790 9th street. cor. H st. northwest v ¥ ERSONS WISHING TO BORKOW MONEY 0 Pee | Harthman and Lucretia WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, from 2 to9 p.m. tubes, and fancy smo! Lee; Theophilus Office, 456 © street nm Gent orth west. itlemen needi os valt y ydateral ‘ity, mey address F.F. toalie' says. R, SIBLEY'S COMPOUND CALISAYA Yaluabes, as colaters] eecurity, sy a id you will find | Jones and Detia Walker, both of P.G. co.. Md.; RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE AND UNIMPROVED FAOveery oN aR virtue deed May Lae Ss metical advice and freatment ‘would do well to. FLARES, ity P. O., with a request to c@il upon them, CIty LIMr : Vine Bitters ten ingredients, nine of vege- | Consultations confidential and cure guaranteed. Read Ot bis goods just Immense for holiday wits W.8. | Richard Morzan and Julia Clark; James Far- | aie iebitters contains, | hhis card under Medical in this paper” Eiekieen yeant = ae : Horton, 455 Penn-yivenks avenue northwest. mer and Sarah Thomas; W. H. Mason and | ters into their comporition ie of tht set mon ich en- | lis card und ee “G0im ‘ONEY, MONEY, MONEY TO LOAN AT_2 PER Moar pet month, ‘on TON’S Loan Office, 314 ue northwest, ual- it in found in the blond. nervous debility, Imsrasmus, bi:ious Mary E. Thomas. Edward F. Brown, of Culpe- per county, Va., and Jennie O’Brien, of Alexan- dria, Va. Charles E. Menellot and Etta Dew. of ity, and is the form in which ‘Theee Bitters will cure dy; neuralgia, ‘rheumatism, ar HR SALE-STOCK, FIXTURES AND_ GOOD MARAME DUBOIS, GREAT SPIRITUALIST ME- ‘Will of one of the bea! y and market Stores in dium, works electricity on ivory tells true life— yusiness fyrsonal proverts: at Re FUL- the ci tee that a splendid bi can De ttre, wear ‘Peunsylvania th; escrives | done. “Aadvess JOTNSON, Star office. aiz-im CITY AND DISTRICT. 220-3" — Gnd malarial fevers and all, discaro of the etomnch, | Peet, Present, future, destiny, poe | ee eor sacle = - ONEY TO LOAN, e i- | ver, blood and nerves; also, all femate diseases, | #bsent rersons; gives good advice to, Coe apslerg) R SALE-AN ESTABLISHED BUTTER AND IN SUMS TO SUIT, Condensed Locals. ap eenn ae ae Fre, Fe. cays DFucvists and at 105 Pennevivanis | HEM And.ecunfaction, $1. #21 Oth street Dorthwest. | ite Busunces: ‘Wagon, Storeroom and | ~ For long or shict time on at Btreet lemps will be lighted at 5:10 pam., and | Milne H. Howard and Madainne or tiara | aventen See eae = wed security, We caref liy invest funds tn ierge or smell amounts. ‘Those having money lying in bank, paying no interest, will be Cent nterectinszantecas Cones 1 our care, ‘Bix per cent ara i. 8. Be Railroad Securities and other Stocks W.T. FITZGERALD & CO., Boom od Ho Be nk eee : extinguished at 5:50 a.m. A number of young ladies connected with Wesley ebapel have organized as the * Young Ladies’ Auxiliary Temperance Union. No. 6.” A petition for a writ of mandamus has been filed by the United States, at the relation of ‘RS. A. F. WRIGHT, Charles E. 8. Hatton and Annie E. Sewell, of M Clairvoyant and Magnetic Healer, 600 6th street an | Cumberland. Levi J. Coffin, of Baltimore, and ae Jackson. John W. Windsor and Kate itehell. JOHN MonaN, 2126 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND £28 9TH Nonrawnsr, hason hand large assortment of the best makes of rihwest, treats successfully, without medicine, Acute ed Chronic Diseares. - Conetllation frees di-tint RS. DR. A. HULL, Paycnomernisr, ‘est Medinm dnd Magnetic Physician. street northwest Fonstiet GOOD MARKET STORE, NOW 01 . 8. doing a fair trade: fixtures and trade; rent ey is E ae ae Esther 4. Keyser, asking that the District Com- missioners may be commanded to refund to her $2.035.61, with interest; the amount named having been paid by her on account of a pur- chase of a lot at a tax sale, which sale she alleges was invalid. P At the rezular meeting of the Anthropological Society, held last evening. Prof. Otis T. Mason | The in the chair. papers were read as follows Authropocentric Theory,” by Lester F. Ward, and the Spring; a Dakotan and * The Rabbitt Provipence HosprraL.—The newly elected board of visitors of this institution, consisting of the following well-known citizens: Thos. P. Morgan, Mathew G. Emery, A. 5. Solomons, Jno. W. Thompson, Edward Temple, Geo. P. Dunlop, D. W. Middleton, Judge Snell, Pink- ney Brooke, Major Theophilus Gains, George H. B. White and Col. James A. Tait, met yesterday and formed a tempot organiza- tion. A thorough ion of the building from the cellar to the garret was made, and the LATROBES, Cox, Whiteman & Cox’s Celebrated Splen- did and Ruby and other RANGES and HEATING STOVES, Novelty FURNACES, &c. PLUMBING, TIN-ROOFING, JOBBING, STOVE RE- Gzorce W, KING, ROUTE AGENT IN GEORGETOWN i Buildi OO Oashington, Bet 414-3m ONEY TO LOAN ON a Ms tote REEATS UIT, - ‘HOS. J. FISHER & n26-1m ¥ etreet, near Ebbitt H. U. ‘8. CLAIMS.—A SMALL adres advance on spproved _~ 3 a a MOREY 70 Toss, sso peat mig jivania aventic. Office Hours, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. 225-1m* iE. NT Mite eth TELUS ALL THE EVENTS OF en 50 ea een 4th and ul7-6w* 4 WANTED WITH A CAPITAL OF AUlb00 Dolls for the’ mauafectare of gett genuine by_an experienced Wi athe ‘Of Signe Hill Vineyard,” ago ace VO HOSES, cate of Hoi Honk iec.,/ai Sih etveet northwesty City. itt House. SUM OF MO) Government Clana = Ad. 4, City P.O. nls 2 Ehows, aiteatan in ileman as he fuili ee 25 GARDNER, City die SSA. ” ; board were loud in their ex, ns of commen- ¥OR THE pri = Tae.” by Mr. 8. D. Hinman. dation. (Tue building was found to be well ven-| EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER, =| 2% lates —_ z <a era complaints axainst ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL srr. gone fe Reser amino’ prt Sintes. ine e wards comfortable the rooms large | or perscis tho dene te hee Ue meyse erie | Le y. Ohio si spunutof from $100 and Gywarde at lowest ralen od tse - Hume and LG. Hine, telephony; W. J. | 4 itive _— Since. Peston, " assiznee, aici ‘toath, T Seiscuc, | the comfort and welfare of the patients. Beore, 13 rae aera “Charges moderate, Ko delay. Georgetown—Georze W. King, tank for the H. WARNER, 5 RIVATE DETEGUIVE AGENCY, a nor2s 16 ee ee EI DE MEYER'S all cares: ine ta at ited eRe A Ot kom ON IMPORTANT and VAL- UNDERTAKERS. lewsrs. Edwards and Barnard have, for Susan jwested ; all ness strictly confidential. C. aus i ther = L. Hal, Sled «bill apainey anu ene cen | WV WEI DE Mavens Binder ls-Sin” | Raaare, Be Gioad buaause Braud Wettets edb She cthe=s Tor injunction against the sale of east uetien a half of iot 5, sqoare 458, for diseovery, &e. Last nicht abou: 10 o’tlock Mr. John Hang- sceller, living on Sd street, near K street. found @live colored baby, three or four months old, lying on the cround fu front of his house. This mernng it was turned over to Annie Grey, a Married colored woman, who requested it to ¥r. Henry Thorne, one of our oldest citizens, 4s lying quite ti! at his residence, on E, between tu and 7th streets,with an ailection of the liver. PIT AEE a Lae te - SEE __ PEL SHEE REG REAL SE ‘ADAM ROSS, THELONG-FsT. RE. liable Galpreyena and Actoloriee cliee baie G- 3 tells. aus ape __ GEORGETOWN ADV’TS. iI cy URDEBAIONED ee AND FAxce ‘of the week com! W™ Senn, 3, TZ