Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1881, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIRP SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasnixetox, D.C., December 22, 1881. 9:30 a.m. For the Middle Atlantic states, cloudy and rainy Weather, Southesst veering to westeriy winds, Btitionary or higher temperature, lower pres- sure. Special Weather Bulletin. The Chief Signal OMleer of the army furnishes the following special bulletin to the press: Gen- eral rains have fallen th all the districts except in the west Gulf states and New England. ‘The fol lowing spevtul rein (lls during past twen' hours sre noted In inches: Montgomery, 2.89; Lonts- Vile, 1.46; Columbus, 1.14; Chattanooga, 208; At- Janta, £19; Lyne hourz, 1.34. Nortiwest riy winds are reported in the northwest and the unper lake Tegion, westerly in the Gulf states, southerly in the Atlantic coast stytes and lower’ lake region. ‘The temperature has fallen from 15° to 20° in the lower Mississippl valley and risen from 5° to 10° in the lower inke region ‘and South Atlantic states. Except in the Gulf states the temperature fs from to MP above the mean for the month. Fair Weather ix indicated for Friday in the Guif, south Atlantic stotes, Tennessee, Ouio valley and lake Tegion. Hotspay Booxs, albums, box papers, gilt poets, Christinas stationery. Miln’s, 603 7th street, For Temvrxe.—A great reduction tn fur trim- ming, from %e. # yard up is. Fursof all kinds made to order 2nil repaired on the premises. B. Salomon, the popular furrier, 706 7th street north- west. Frsestz’s Ice Cream and Charlotte Russe. Reiger Scrarnoor, and Christmas cards and easels, pictures in (rames, e. J duy Gould, 421 Suh stree SISTERS, Corstxe, AUNTS, co to store 2 and 3, Centr Market, for prhne salt water oysters. Yrewr-no sell the cheapest nice meats in this city. ty not surpassed, 914 Pennsylvania je of mince-meat and Pound cak: vam, ete. Whit ‘'T. JARVIS, 426 9th street northwe=t. 914 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE open untilS p.m. Kidneys 5 cents each; iver 5 cents per Ib. 914 PEXXSYLVANIA AVENUE sells meat of quality not surpessd in the city. Magna est veritas, et prevalebit. proceedings of the trial of prisoner whispered to a been reading in the pa- <i the paragrphs relitive to the ischmnid, 812 7th s , and be taourht t He leered fttotte monner in which the famous de- up the 29-99 cents chi- nd when the reporter aischinid intended to urnishing business after d. Crowd ay the had Ty must be sold to make Foom tock of house-turnishtng ‘Way down, -o buy now. THe Cree: Invited to cull at H nstine’s Dru Street soutuwest, for beaut! ul holiday or at headqusrt tt House. Mr. He t cools in the city, m at very low rates, Store, 426 7th ead tite ling t A Covaetios was ratsed on Penn: rday In the neighborhood of Me = pursuit of a commercial agent ds license. Tunning up the re he paid Ber 12°, ture cur to James Dungan’s, ou can get Unem or Prkeoss in went of nseful presents shouid visit Dt of daimes Duncan, $13 7 Lay of camp chairs Tor kulies, gen- D-HAND OVERCOais and oper thon con oS 9th strect, Mornurse Laws in . 400 Dia, Gory snd ebery frat Palnsinss, et. Woa. S, Tatts, panel pictures, vs for Sumas. 421 9th st. Lapirs an ‘The Mads ne the hanisonest si Welvet and Hi colors, at lower pric and i 1h be 1ound, Where at the same price. Ladies can ha Own materials mude in the litest styles ELLs for your Curistmas cakes. GERMAN STUDENT Lawrs st S.Shedd’s,409 9th st.p.w. Fou Cuxrsrwas OvsTEKs, co to store No. 2 and 3, Center Market, near, For Cr Mas and _N ar’s supplies go to ors, O11 Th street nortuwest. His old whis! cubnot be excelled; tor ‘y bane the le. JAP. Goons, fancy poper,motte and costume paek- ages, sturs, fish, tinsel for Xmas trees, 421 9th. CakkIsGes.—Ia stock Ught and % Sutible for street or park. Fahim repository and factory, 410— 418 8th street northwest. Repairing promptly at- tended "0. Buvres oF Horspay Goons will find at Edward Caverly & Co., HI New York avenue, an elegant Vae of fancy brary lamps, fenders, frame andtrons und fire st hey bellows and brushes, eandlesti-ks, jardincires, steel-tinished fire sets, in Rew designs, Just recetved. Save eyesight and dollars by consulting Hemp- Jer, 43, street. Porranie Gas Stoves Wire To Huspax! they cin sell su avenue for 1235 cents per ib. ed's, 409 9th st.n.w. My dear, 1 don't see how ALirris Gut Fouxp—Wooders for Xmas.421 9th. Aw borexse Cxowp was drawn by the advertise- ments He Svan of W. H. Veeraofs Christinas gool< Don't fail to see the great supply of ste @ngravines, puintings, chromos, &.; cll, walnut, velvet anf fancy frimes The f Christinas cards in the city, The largest and finest stock of picture frame mouldings. Remember to Call at Veerhotl's, 916 7th street. YESTERDAY APTERNOON fire was discovered In the house of Mr. Barber, 665 A street southeast. Mr. and Mrs. Barber lost a valued st $150. ‘The fire was extinzuished by Ser- peat Hainilton and some citizens, without turning an alarm, ‘THE Herresorns’ Fair at Odd Fellows Hall last } Right was a very pleasint affair. A first-class concert—and dancing music wo fll “up—tor only 10 cents. They will hokt the fair to-night and to morrow nicht. Attend it; they will make it pleas- ant for you. ‘THE Onrerxat. HEADQcanrens For SKATES, L. H. Bopkins. #4 Pennsyivenia avenue, comes to the front with a full supply of ice and’ parlor skates, all styles and sizes. Fons ror THE Houmay: 2 Mund & Goldman's. Fur-lined dolmans at Sig- und & Goldin. Hasietsome fancy furs at Sig- mund £ Goliman’s. Fur-linea circulars at Sigmund &Goldinan’s. Boys’ and girls’ seal caps at Sig- mmnd & Golden's. Corriage robes and fur gloves at Sigmund & Goktim:n’s. Gents’ hats and um- brellss at Sigmunl « Goldman’s. Sigmund & Goldman’s st 436 7th street northwest. Ong genuine seal sieque, London dye, with otter trimming, for $75. 435 7th =treet northwest, sacques at Sig- Houpar Peesexts For GeNtLEMEX —Neckwenr, g hondkere collars, suspenders, hats, =, aU A. T. Lewis’, £5 7th st, between D and EY General stock of hats und gent’s (wnisbings at low prices. Dow't miss J. E. Youngs, 736 7th street. Every $8 purchaser will receive a pocketbook. A WoxD To Wise 1s Scrrictrwt.—Those who Augenste!n’s National Auction and ho Will sell for to-morrow only the folowing bangains: Decorated chamber 10 pleces, $.47—a most us-ful dinner s'ts,50 pieces, $1.75 sel; dinner and t Sets combinel, contaiuiug 2 pleces, for $4.51 sot Great reduction in plated ware, majotica ware, woys, &e. ICO TUREETS will be raffted off to-nicht at A. B. Coppes’, corner 7th Street and Massachusetts ave- Bue. * Tanciex OysTex Devor axp RESTAURANT, 9th leet and standard ¢ Steamed, roast, stews, &-. ‘saloon on first itoor. jothing but the Lest. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c., To-night. few play. —_ - | he does it every month in the year. The result | is that you can see just what you want to buy es, | Selections can be made under unusual advan- | brasses and. Fr | pottery goods. as well asin the line of ilne fancy | goods, which include those of Cloisonne, Cham- “is | tures at howe and abroad. Do not delay a WH be received Hot Month. Prices are Inarked | till Saturday, when this spacious store wll be 4 South Washinetonare cortany | qihbets | an hour's notice. nl Was | jand jellies (ti jfine assortment trom which to select. Their | for yourseif. | sold tine and stylis! ; | now he says will cause his friends to remember | him for bs ng as they live. ; York firm. Thompson, at 816 F street, opposite a the Patent office, las receiveda full line selected | colored man named Allan Watson, was changed h nice meat at 914 Pennsylvania } est Stock of | lot of wearing apparei | bUSY times. In the boot and shoe line, school | lic. They warrant a $25 family machine for five are desirous of purchasing Christmas presents | Wi Bot it to their advantage ——- at M.! argain Rouse, | the house for New Year's day, take a look at anid E, Johnson) Inuncnse quintity of flac se- TRE DAY THAT IS NEAR. Christmas Presents, HOW TO GET THEM. The three days which intervene between now and Christmas will be busy ones for nearly everybody. There seems to be on every hand the note of preparation for a season of unusual enjoyment, which will begin on Christmas eve— Saturday night. The departments have a half holiday on Saturday, so that all in official life can get ready for the evening. Sunday, which is Christmas day, will be observed; but Monday, which Conzress has just made a legal holiday, ree days of rest and recreattpn; but forthe three ‘an intervening there will be but little Test or recreation. Now, one can save time and money by finding oat just what you want and where you can get it. ‘Sit down for a few mo- ments and run up and down the columns of the daily eizht page Star and make memoranda and then start out and join in the stroll of THE STAR through the handsome stores and shops. Mr. Carter, at 711 Market Space, gives you the figures. They speak louder than words. He not only does this in the holiday season, but and the price you want to pay for it, through- out an immense line of goods, at very low prices. For instance, you can buy a colored cashmere, not all wool, for 15 cents, or one all wool for 25cents. A double-width plaid is only 62:¢. Then there are his jackets, ulsters, cir- culars and coats, suitable for presents, now or at any other time. Another novelty is his bri- dal quilts, at a dollar. In black silks there are special bargains, while the mention of the at- tractions in ladies’ suitings, cloaking cloths, velvets, plushes, ete.,is beyond the scope of the space allotted to-day. There is no doubt of the fact that Christmas tages at Seaton Perry's, corner of 9th street and the avenue. The stock is entirely new, Mr. Perry having purchased it after the former firm had sold out the old one and re-opened about a month ago. The selections are choice, the nov- elties late and the prices are low and in plain ures. Embroidered velvet dress fronts, rich black silk circulars, elezant riadame dolmans and silk wraps and ulsters, silk hosiery, Peri- not’s mosquetaire kid gloves, fancy work boxes, raw silk table covers and fancy towels, are only a few of the many features of this new and ele— gant stock. The store is open in the evenings. The display at M. W. Gait Bro. & Co., 107 Pennsylvania avenue, is very handsome just fine diamonds, rich jewelry, fine watches, porcelain, ‘and American pleve. Limoges aud Vienna, Berlin and London, ’ cities here take a wide range, al sof goods at moderate prices is lar: ents the best work of the manufi and rey crowded. “I donot keep cheap beef,” says Frank J. of the Palace Market, corner of New York avenue aud 1th street. That is true, for his motto is, “the best of everything,” which he sells at as fair a price as the market affords. He supplies some of the best tables in the city, can furnish material for a zood dinner part His stock covers everything from a Nova Scotia fresh salmon to a shrimp, with all kinds of game, lobsters, scollops, sineits, ete. is on band ‘for the holidays ‘and all well-known firm of J. B. Bryan & Bro., 603 Pennsyivania avenue, epposite the Metro- politan hotel, have a mazniticant stock of new and suitable for the holidays. Their Deshea raisins, prunes (in glass and wood), Mal grapes, Florida oranges, new nuts, Bossora dates, home-made __ preserves lent), form a store is a very spacious one, and it is worth vis- iting at any tine, and especially at this time. ies Y. Davis Sous’ nave again replenished ir stock of seal =: and fur-lined wraps, coliurs, capes, aes and umbrellas, opera and derby: 1 You cannot wife, or your wiie's sister, or your s handsumer or more tue very fas! in fur now worn. They are Very reasonable in price. Call at 621 ? yivania ave., (Metropolitan hotel), and see etheart, a | nt than one Straus, the popular clothie: knows him because he (and everybody a here sy long and that the ¢ of reduction on You can get aa overcoat now for 225, that | ashort time since, § His bargains in suits are just a3 creat. Straus has always clothing. and his low pric There can be nothing handsomer than a neat fitting boot on wiady. For these many years Vermilya has made kudies’ shoes so periect that they looked as if the foot had been moulded in theshoe. He makes most of his own goods, and bas a goud supply on hand, in positive bar zains, made to order for the winter season, Step into his store at 610 9th street, opposite he Patent office, and be fitted and suited. it is well known that most of the novelties in gentlemen's goods are made by a large New especially for the holid scarfs, neckwear, ha y trade, including plush sumely embroidered silk silk handkerehi f3 and other articles reasonable The rece Year and Washington promises to be yery gay this winter. Mrs. fine line of reception and opera bounets of the very latest styles. Mrs. P. visited Paris this season and imports French millinery goods di- rect, so that her patrons need have ‘no fear but that they will get the latest and best. Do yon want light? You can get it at 409 9th street. Samuel S. Shedd has an excellent selec- tion ofthe moehring lampsin very choice patterns, Faience. Choisy, ete. His portable gas stands and fancy shad ind globes. are in great varie- ty and most attractive. He also has the German student lamp in nickel with all the latest im- provements for only $4.50. Do not fail to read Wm. S. Brown & Co.’s ad- yertisement to see what you can get fora dollar. your orders at their expense. Five pounds of French mixed candy fora dollar, and so on up to ten pe of inince meat for the same price. In the vania aveaue, is a place of attention in these and dress hats, boys’ suits, ulsters, ete., he is incomparable. For instance, he has got ‘a suit for a boy at $3, and a good hat for 50 cents. No wonder that his place is crowded. For the Christmas of '81, Oppenheimer, 528 ‘9th street, St. Cloud building, offers all kinds of sewing machines at low prices. Special atten- tion Is called to the new Eldridge, said to be the finest and best machine ever offered to the pub- years. The Minnesota Sovereign—not a citizen—but the splendid Minnesota family flour known by that name, yields the most delicious, white, sweet and wholesome bread, and can be had at Hume, Cleary & Co.'s, 807 Market space, and about everything else in the staple and fancy grocery line. The windows of M. Willian, 907 Pennsylvania avenue, look as if they had just been trans- ferred from his Paris house, No. 7 Cite Trevise. His imported geods are rich and rare, and ladies’ get the latest and the best. Just walk in and see how beautiful the fashions are. There is a delightful ring to the sentence of “musical Christmas presents,” but W. G. Metz- erott & Co., Pennsylavania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, have a choice selection from a sheet of music to a Steinway grand. They have some handsomely bound music. Lace curtains aud beautiful designs in rugs, mats, drugyets, hassocks, etc., can be found at the well-known house of Singleton & Hoeke, ‘801 Market space. If you are going to brighten their goods. ‘There will be plenty of music during Christ- mas week, and V. Becker, 901 9th street n.w., will put your pianos in repair and tune. By the way, he has some of the superb Wm. Schaeffer upright pianos on low and easy terms. Stinemetz has just received a large stock of novelties in umbrellas at 1237 Pennsylvania avepue, from London, Bertin and Paris, through the well-known house of Isaac Smith & Co., New York. The Decker pianos stand very high. ‘jally among first-class artists. Step inatJ.H.Kuhn’s, F_O€ oysters, Setect AW. M. Shuster & 919 Penn ‘407 10th street. near the Avenue, and try them, and when there look at the Burdett organ. ‘The dentaphone, by which deaf persons can gasily heat: ean te found In the latest f at ‘has. Fischer's, atreet, opposite Patent office, Tharp, at $18 F street, has a fine line of Nanrioxat. Tugatex.—Lotta as “Beb,” in her | whiskies, old and native wines, and Peoee 3 Drang specially selected for holi- le. "Dit ladies’ cans are a specialty at Mrs. C. V. avenue, have reduced lie p of tt cities, 618 9h ih a. Wraps. 45 they keep only first--liss gvods. This tg | Susith’'s, 6t street, on hand BN exeeilent opporiwliy to buy ageod Wrap tor a | a foil stock of winter andfancy goods. _ Few price, end 2 < * i Mrs. Selina Ruppert, at 608 9th sureet eaye that the holiday on hand must be sold this “it prices will move .” There is a great rush to the Paltas. Royal to- , Where & sale of celluloid goods is for day and evening only. Do you want a good fitting silk hat? Cun- Pe oops Meng street, will make one to order or your old one. mine English “Chatterbox” for 1881 can be Shilli n’s for 65 cents, as well as many other att: e goods. The Boston Market is ready for the season's hospitalities. They have the best of ev: at prices which they name. Thelr Philadelphia chickens and turkeys, choice beef, game and fresh fish and oysters are received daily. Their best porter house steaks are furnished at 20 cents a pound and all other meats in proportion. Leon Schell & Co. are practical men in the busi- ness and prompt to fill and deliver orders. It is worth your while to see their store at this sea- son, at No. 1719 Pennsylvania avenue. ee Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 5:10 p.m., and extinguished at 5:30 a.m. The complimentary entertainment last night, by the Columbian College Glee club, in the col- lege hall, was very successful. The program in- cluded scenes from Julius Caesar and Othello, Teadings, solos and choruses. To-day, in the register of wills office, Ida Harting qualified as administrator of the estate of Charles Harting; bond, #800. eee ‘The Training School for Nurses. ANNUAL MEBTING—ELECTION OF TRUSTEES AND OFFICERS—LETTER FROM PRESIDENT TONER. The annual meeting of the Soctety of the Washington Training School for Nurses was held yesterday, at their lecture-room, 1425 New York avenue. In the absence of the president, Dr. D. W. Prentiss was called tothechair. The annual report of the treasurer showed a balance on hand of $1,000. The income from the Martha Washington Tea Party was $314. A donation from Mrs. Chapman Coleman of $20 was ac- knowledged; also one of $10 from Mrs. Ogle Tayloe, and €5 from Judge Cox. A vote of thanks was given to those ladies who took part in the recent Martha Washington Tea Party, and contributed so much toward making it a suc- cess, ANNUAL ELECTION. Mr. S. V. Niles, Mra, Gen. Ricketts and Mrs. Montgomery Blair were elected additional trus- tees. The four trustees, whose term of office had expired, were re-elected, viz: Mrs. A. M. Gangewer, Mrs. Dr. D. W. Prentiss, Dr. Jooseph Taber Johnson and Dr. James 8. Beale. The following officers for the ensuing year were elected:—Dr. J. M. Toner, president; Mrs. Jane C. Hitz, Mrs. 8. A. M. Canfield, Mrs. Thos. L. Tullock, Dr. Robert Reyburn, Dr. ‘D. W, Pren- tiss, vice presidents; Dr. Joseph Taber Johnson, cording secretary; Mrs. 8. A. M. Canfield, cor- responding secretary; A. S. Svlomons, esq., treasurer. DR. TONER ON THE PROSPECTS OF THE SCHOOL. The president, Dr. Toner, stated, in a letter read by the secretary, that he was gratified to be able to say that the present condition of the society, as well as its future prospects, were yery encouraging. The graduates of our school have found steady employment. and have given satisfaction gilike to their patrons and to the physicians whose patients they have nursed. ‘Thenumber of pupils enrolled and attending the school is now greater than at any former period. The society has increased Its list of contributing members, and is now without debt, and has several hundred dotlarsin thetreasury, * * * We believe that the advantages of the trained nurse, and the claims of the school to support, has now the good will of our citizens. If the school be judiciously managed, and the nurses sraduating from it proveas efficient and accept- able to the public, as we hope, the enterprise must prosper, and a home for the nurses will sooa be founded, it 1s expected, in connection with the Garfield Memorial Hospital, about to be established in this city. * * * I most sincerely wish the training school to be an aid the physician, a boon to the sick and an honor to the humanity of our city Dy y declined a re-election, but the society unanimously voted him into’ the presidency, and appointed a committee of three n to accept. fe ie $5,000 DaMAGEs FOR ASSAULTAND Bat- TERY.—To-day Emanuel Hecht, by C. Moore, entered suit against George Goldberg for $5,000 damages. Plaintiff alleges that defendant on August 28 last made an assault upon him, throw- ing flower pots at him, one of which struck him upon the ankle and partially disabled him from earning a livelihood and put him to great e pense for physicians, nurses, medicines, & rendered nec y vason Of said injuries. — AN ApMIraLty Case Diswissep.—Yesterday Judge Wylie decided the ¢: of John R. Bray against the steam tug Pride, dismissing the petition. The claim was that the schooner Bray, being towed down through the ice last winter by the tug, with other vessels, broke the line and was left by the tug in such a position that when the ice commenced to move she was cut through. The defence was that there had been no agreement with the owner or captain of the schooner to tow her down, and therefore the tug was not responsible for any damage which may have resulted. a A Wire Wurrrer Si To JaiL.—A burly in the Police Court to-day, with assaulting Mary Watson, his wife, who testified that about 1 suspenders In glass boxes, acart-rings, gloves, | Clock ‘yesterday morning, her husband came home, and because she had no fire he pulled her inpetoe aul late teri out of bed and beat her over the head with a “ew | latge tron poker, and cut her head and face ron opens with the New | hadiy. The prisoner took the stand, and testl- slmer, at 1107 F street, has a | {¢4 that he thought his wife was going to strike him, as she was In the habit of doing when he came in late, and he hit her. The court sent him to Jail for six months. sES have been issued to Joseph A. Smallwood and Sarah Crier; Samuel Lawler and Louisa Carter; Henry N. Boernstein and Lottie M. Schlegel, W. T. Gorham and Sarah Jane Davis, both of Fairfax County, Va.; Charles Henry Williams and Julia Ann Gray; George W. Lusby, of Alexandria County, Va.. and Nannie Lee Wills, of Fairfax County, Va.; Kincaid Saw- yers and Lizzie Pauline Clark, both of Stafford County, Va.; John H. Jackson and Ellen Clarke; Walter Jones and Charity Meredith; James Moore and Mary Virginia Sutton; Abram M. They are located at the corner of 20th and fi | Smith and Susie A. Haskins; Alexander Gardner streets. You can read their Jist and telephone ies poles: James W. Knott and Annie west end Seiby's, 1914-1916 Pennsyl- | F[ OB}TDAY DRY GOODS AND CARPETS! Bed Comforts, $1. $1.25, 50, $2.75. ‘White Wool Blankets, $2: . ‘Black Cashmeres, ‘All: Wc Arak ids and’ Stripes, 23, $1.00, $1.75. Veur, 37, 50, 62c, ‘all colors. Handkerchiets, Linen and Silk, jes and Gents, ° Closking Cloths. Black Diaxon ‘Shaker Flannele, 35c, ‘White Wool Fiannele, 250 ‘Table Linens, 25¢. eR ikey Rey ae Eimens, 60c. ‘Nottingham Lace, Se? Feather-proof Ticking, best, 25e. ‘Ladies’ Cloth, all eslors Jaouble widt White and Colored Counterpanes.” ‘Silk Plushes. Black Velveteens. ‘Black Silk Damasses, $1,25, RECEIVING NEW HOLIDAY GOODS DAILY C. M. TOWSON, 686 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Side, near Market. aie fr CARPETINGS! CARPETINGS!! Lini 7 Floor Oil Cloth, all widths, and 808 Halland Setie Carper 4 om “Nottm Gord Ne ‘urtain Laces. New Hampebire 2-etrap Horse Bistiketa, Cc. M. TOWSON, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, at ‘Near Center Market. ac. iW, Haas ee as THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. CLASS OYSTER iL RILL WE hone ors RE OEIC FIL PRIVATE street n¢ a all conveniences, at 613 A street south, near care NTED — A. BLACKSMITH | WHO UNDER. erate. =. Picks. Ay CLAT atearneng ney Ae CLAIRE WANrep—a FIRST-Ci with WEI DE MEYER'S ‘WEI DE MEYER'S ~4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON SEC- 9 third floor, all front_roome: Apply to A. 8. CAYWOOD, 1235 ply . . 1:2: EMALE COOK go to Cincinnat- street northwest, ‘to-morrow, (Friday.) ‘ANTED—TWO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, TO “ Sane Sedat ns, aes P-TD., at 1228 29th pe ek ANTED—TWO LABORERS. ALSO ON ‘man and Foreman ON’S Loan Office, 3 eslvania aventie. Win F. Dish with CATARRG CURE. CATARRH CURE. CATARRH CURE. YOR RENT-TWO HANDSOME SUITES OF Satay co, Wash Set 419-20" ‘with: 8:30 and 10 a.m. ‘Booms, fronting south, OR RENT—HANDSOM tors and chambers on fi hoape fast pat in perfect order: ‘The antidotal theory, now admitted to be theonly treatment which will eradicate Catarrhal Poison. Rev. Caas. H. Tarzon, 140 Noble st., Brooklyn, N. “One package effected a radical cure.” ev. Go. A. Ruts, Cobleskill, Schoharie Co., N. ¥.: ‘Tt restored me tomy ministerial labors.” Rev. W. H. Summ, Frederick, Md., in six cases in my fainily.” Rev. Gro. E. Prarr. St. Stephen's Rectory, Phila. “Quite wonderful; let me distribute your “Treatise.’” Cnas, H. Stanmore, Newport, R. I.: ‘to hear the church bells ring; hearing restored.” Gxonce W. Lamsarout. 73 Biddle st.. Baltimore, “‘Suffered 9 years; perfectly cured.” Mus. M. E. SHENNey, 9022 Sarabst., St. Louis: ‘The first natural breath in 6 years.” Mas. J. W. Puncent, Golden City, Col. one package; entirely cured; suffered Da, F. N. Cranx, Dentist, 8 Montgomery et., San *‘Suffered 15 years; perfectly cured,” &c. Apply at FUL- near and back Room fine Parlors, at 456 C street northwest, near ay street, Fine location. 0-1" or aingie. Also, 4 MILTES AND HOTELS To F Servants wanted. ¥ otreet northwest. IR RENT PARTON AND: BEDROOM: GRATE fire and southern exposure. Apply at 485 Penus; Vania avenue north west WANTED-—SITUATIONS. ANTED—I WILL GIVE TO ANYONE $50 WHO will procure me a permanent goverame Address M. C., Star office. “*I was toodeaf ‘NTFURNISHED ROOMS, EN SUITEOR : neals can be Procure near hoane comforta: Sd street northwest. ia LEGANT APARTMENTS AT 1027 | ‘Mcthersou Square, weatern exposure: grate fites and ED—AN AUCTIONEER OF LARGE AND | an engagement with | or would form a ‘experience would lik meible firm in this city, ip» with some first-clans nian for the eral auction business. Apply or address street southeast. WANTED—ROOMS. _ \TED—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, NEAR the Hamilton House; first Box 53, Star office. ANTED-THREE OR FOU Ikooms on second floor, suitable for light house - Room 48, Po Vermont avenue, near southern, eastern all modern conven! RK RENT—-TWo FURNISHE D COMMUNICAT | parlor and bedroom, Apply at 918M 126-10 etreet north weet ‘or second floor. FOk RENT—HOUSES. 44° MASRACHUSETTS AVE- | rh improvements. bot a th street northw: AT TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, cast of the Government Pri DR. WEL DE MEYER'S Popular “TREATISE” on | Keching, near street cars, Cure is delivered by &C0.,, 162 Fulton st.) CITY ITEMS. Fans are out of date, h Syrup is “all the go” now. Gatarrh mailed tree WANTED—HOUSES. ANTED—TO RENT BY THE FIRST OF JANU- & House with six or nine rooms, or nz, state price aid Lica @ 26 ROOMS, bject of renting, n furnished Room : : convenient to B. A. R. tion.” Address J. E. P., Star o ae Sree eee mors in kitchen, and Dr. Bull’s Co Twenty-five cents a MISCELLANEOUS WANTED VANTED—A SOU! Horse, suitable for a’ phaton, not afraid of cars, bay or chestnut sorrel Tangier Oyster Depot and Restaurant, 9th and i AL DESIRABLY q FISHER & Co., | condition, at b to be driven by a Lad } tablishment, 4 seen, Box 20, Star oflice. ANTED—$50 FIRS 1524 F street nos HOUSES, THIR- Also, the finest Oysters served in every avallable style. Ladies’ Saloon on fi From Prof. A. Jacl I have used a Liquid Extract of my private practice, and can rec extremely useful in cases of depression, debility and weak digestion requiring strengthening nour- ishment. (Remember the name, Colden’s—take no other.) Of druggists generally. For Coughs, Colds and Throat Disorders use ‘-Brown’s Bronchial Troches,” having proved their efficacy by a test of many years. For the New Year Table be sure and have Speer’s Port Grape Wine. Tt isa luscfous, full-bodied and pure grape juice wine; the principal wine used for parties and weddings family wine because of its superior by druggists and teen roumis each, West: in prime MONTH AND Laval University, rood deal of Colden’s Licbig’s et and Tonic Invigorator in verument Office JANTED—FIVE OR 5 their feed and care for th best care taken of them. mmend it as DOWNEY'S Stable, 1013 TO WINTER—INt ERCE PLACE NORTHWE 27 G street northwest. J NTI D HORSE Fairland, Montgomery Co KTS TO CLEAN AND § : miie southwest: tresses to remake, furniture to steam; the oldest and best concern in t ANTED-—CARPETS TO GLEAN. WHIP Carpets. On lower than In any othe: Orders by telephone. A. 8 rooms, m AM | SHREVE, mar work is done better and prices | tablishment in Washingt CHACE & BRO., €16 1 N E THAT JOHN E BEALL, Room 4, 1420 New York avenue, i missioner of” Deeds for I: . 8. Commissioner, Examiner and Notary. office from 9 a.m’ to5 p.m. NTED—OLD GOLD ANDSILVERT Small Quantities. | Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 3d ANTED—YOU TO huss ‘Tailor-made and agreat deal cheaper than a common new suit can JUSTH'S OLD STAND, No. 619 D_ street northwes! 409 9th st. northwest. N. B.. Second-hand Ciothing, QOR RENT OR s | DESTRABL medicinal properties. Sold u . C. N. THOM, pt 718 Lith street northwest. Are you Going to Make Christmas Cakes? Then make them with Hecke | Flour, which requires no yeast. or baking powd and no setting to rise, and you will have the be: cakes you ever tasted’ready in a few minutes and without chance of failure, Sate Deposit Comps __ FOR SALE—T10US For Christmas Breakfast wheat cakes from Heel For sale by all grocers, A Box of Glenn’s Sulphur Soap isequivalent to many Sulphur Baths. Don't for- Raising Buck’ cr st Branch Store, No. We buy but first cig Hair and Whisker Dye, Black or Brown _LOST AND FOUND. “What Might Have Reen!? It is sad for the dying consumptive to reflect on what inight have b hound and Tar had been taken early enough, he Drops cure in one minute, s Oct. Ist, 1881."* of the same size and gent by the lover in mistake for it, and | dered npon the t. Pearance, was tak: Pike’s Tootha Chain, Cross an able reward will be pai m1 The great popularity 3th strect north we Cod-Liver Oil and Lime has induced some unprin- ttempt to palm oi ticle of their own manufacture; but any person who fs suffering from Coughs, Colds or Consump- tion, should be caret It requires no puitin: 's Compound of | 123 cet no wost, oF m cipled person: | 12301 street northwest, or Box BOARDING. RNISHED PARLOR | streets, in most desirable part ns, and the propri s ample evidence on file of its extra in pulmonary complaints. i p*® ‘M.A. CARMAN, ‘The Phosphi: Care: wiarantecd pty 10 per. cer we Bod Yl, Star office, bined. with the pure Cod-Liver y scribed by the medical fa- Wilbor, Chemist, Boston, and Suite of two or three; suited to Members and their faiu- all druggists. ‘ HOUSE, 71H ANDTSTRE lake Table Board, $16; Koom and By location central; no liquors, | Chance moderate Don’t Physic. for it weakens and destroys, Lut use Hop Bitters, that builds up, up! We Are Strong to regard that person a: does most to alleviate human suffert standard, Mrs. Lydia E. Pini Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, {s entitled to’ the | front rapk, for her Vegetable “Com; working’ wonderful cures for circular to the above address. Physicians of All Schools use and recommend Hop Bitters; take their ad- alley: splendid chance for 1 AND BOARD, FIR: wm avenue, $1.2: SARAH FLAGL vent, | al! operations on the natural teeth at cnsonatte prions. e best physician who any hotel in thy passages are heated with eteam well furnished, and the table is second to none. day; monthly $25, $90. § the rooms are new and nproved property. F street. JOR SALE—TWO ¢ Brick Dwellincs on Q street, near l4th northwest, These houses are carefully built, well ural woods, contaiu 11 roous, ‘bath- rooms and coal vaults, front cout, anid have all unod- em conveniences, A ieood inveetnivnt for capital, or a Pleasanthome. Apply to = JOHN SHERMAN & CO., west, is one of the coriest and best condi ing-houses in the city. ‘Transient Boarders accommo- ted at reasonable terms. #29 COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. _ (OR RENT—ONE dences near this ‘The Sanitary Engineer, of New York, is published Thursdayerat 140 Wil- liam street. Interesting to every one. 10 cents. All newsdealers. Buy no Holida: ‘Without seeing Dr. Scott’s and Flesh Brushes. They always benefit the well, | and marvelously cure Headaches, Neural; Hair, Baldness, Rheumatism, etc. Price refunded if not as represented. Atdrug and EST RU ity; first-class ten-room dwel acres well fenced; ood barn; rand view of per month. ROB one mile distant; onl PHILLIPS, 1428 New VOR SALE OR LEASE—A miles from Washington, accessible | house and all necessary out- orchards of chofee fruits: ‘fine gardening land ‘well watered; suitable for a Poseession given at once. Apply at 52 C onhecticut avenue, south of eautiful Electric Hair Metreet, in the most fas ‘These houses have been erected wi: well conetructed throughont, bath-rooms and Conrervatories, fii natural woods, with wooden mantels, and’are fitted JOHN SHERMAN & 00... elegant homes. 1,000 Te’ For any case of Mitt, weed or protruding Piles that Del Prepared by J. P. Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with- out his signature. Sold by druggists. OR SALE, RENT AND EXCHAN: ‘stpali houses, in all | —-LARGE AND rte ail id examine our lists. FITCH, FOX & BRO! R SALE—-A FARM OF 106 ACRES, PRINCE ‘Md., about 8 miles dri ston city, 2 iniles from College station, Balto. & . R ining ex-Secretary, McCulloch's coun- try residence. All necessary buildin ‘Terms eary if desired. ld be taken in exchange. Address C. BOK- ‘Tiowa street, Philadelphia. d19-2aw’ iiler, M. D., 915 corge's county, A Card. ‘To all who are suffering from the errors and in- discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., Iwill send a’ recipe that will cure you, free’of charge. medy was discovered by a missfonary fn South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joszru T, Inwan, Station D, New York city. twosmall Farms for sale on eas: streets northwest. ‘TO BORROW MON! ©., with a request to call upon them, terms. EKT A. PHILLIPS, 1428 New York a1 enue, QOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR UNENCU rm of 240 acres, 33¢ ree ad Young 8 Tiree” Is removed by the use of Cocoaine; and it stimu- lates and promotes the growth of the hair. Bur nett’s Flavoring Extracts are the best. Terrible Loss of Life. Millions of rats, mice, ca Jose their lives by collision wit! Sold by Druggists. 15c. boxes. ard; excellent wat , MONLY, MONEY TO LOAN AT 2 Pi personal property at R. FU. street, near Peunesivauia SS Oa Srenpe northwest, ONEY TO TSAXoMs To SUIT, eat funds iu ingee of wnat sung: Thee Deneftted by hischig thelr funds int our oases Ri aoe '. 8. Bonds, Railroad Securities and other Stocks W. T. FITZGERALD & Room 60, Corcoran Bu ALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR UNINCUM- bered property, a stocked Farm of See peek eles peach orchard; vine; Pennsylvania avenue, is BUSINESS CHANCES. U SUAL OPPORTUNITY 18 OFFERED FOR ood paying business; about $2,000 required: ill-lealth reason for 3 Iv to Nearer J.B. BWoRUSTEDT, ‘Real Estat 196 acres, nine bed-bugs, roachet tation; good house, “Rough on Rats." ‘You are sick; well, there is will cure you beyond tdney trouble, Cansum| Wells’ Health, bromwell, 480 Pennsylvania avenue. just one remedy that ton, Dyspepsia. your hope. $i ** Ald rea, Aidt a delivered ne cna ca enprae sos ‘ONEY TO LOAN, prints, 50c. per Ib. ON REAL ESTATE SECURI T LOWEST RATES OF INTE! E SALE—DRUG STORE; GOOD SLOCK; GOO! fixtures and good stand.’ Address 8. CLAIMS.—A SMALL SUM OF MONEY on approved Gow Pronk Shows, sy lVania aveniie. KR SALE-STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD ‘Will of one of the best grocery and market Stores in city; guarantee that a did PARTNER WANTED WITH A CAPITAL OF for the manufacture of genuine ted ian, near Baltimore, 1, at 9:30 p.m., December 21, 1881, at 9: me MARY -wecond year of her axe. Funeral will take place from the family ner of New York ayenue and First street Tfo'elock a.m., Saturday, December BESTOR. | At the residenceof her son-in-law, T. jler, Wednesday, December 21, 1881, El 10,000 a eee Po acer V. ROSEN, care of Hon. L. C. northy City. dl6-6t* ONEY TO LOAN. M' I have MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTA’ Peo es Lx street. wo. A at 2108 Vermont avenue i ae Pofergret Sage hid Map notte each; bird food and cages of all 320, - Vania avenue northwert. 21-1! Also, one doubie-bank Organ, at 1138 Noun eareet R SALE_A SPLENDID 64 OCTAVE, ROSE- Seoul $18, gah ‘end key PREY Stool $15, cash, F ia ST MMO'S, Ft wteet- Miao oe Fe SALE ONE OF SHONINGENSORLEBRATED: eicht-stop Parlor Organs, pew, beautiful walnut caw, with bigh tony and Rnished tn latest designs. Foc only $65 cath. Guarantend for six yeare. Au clegant present. SIDNEY 1. NIMMO'S. ae _ "438 7th street. JOR SALE—A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD CARE F Upright Grand Piano, with anproved Preehapee action, Sor only pe, ered but six mouths; cost $650; S'SEREP EAU Baas Wasa ak 5 (0, Piano Warerooma, street. _ = 4 20-6t JOR SALE_ONE CHICKERING SQUARE PIANO, Deautifil rowewood care, carved lege at Tye Uy warranted in every respect. Will be sold for $125 0m, easy monthly paymente, or apecial discount for cash. FG. SMITH, _a17-6t_ 103 Penneyivanta avenue, JOR, SALE_ONE STODART SQUARE PIANO, Flin ‘rescwoo Cane, rn hate at ere See eefect order ‘inusically: ‘Will be ett for $198 on easy Installments, or 10 per cent discount for eh ¥. G. SMITH, aiy-6t 1103 Pennsylvania avenue, JOR SALF—ONE GILBERT SQUARE PIANO, Tosewood case, carve! legs and Ire, and really as good aa new. Will be sold for §125 on payment of $13 down and $10 per month, OF 10 per cent off for all cash, a17-6t 1103 Pennsylvania avenne. SALE A FINE COUPELPTTE, HORSE, HAB- nese, Kobe, whip and Bianket, all ih perfect’ order; at DOWNEY'S Stable, 1013 17th street, aii-iw JOR SALE--CARRIAGES-AN ELEGANT LAN- dau. 8 springs, French glass windows, in excellent “cost price. Inquire at JOYCE'S Ke- 14th ‘street. For sale, & fine Mluck Saddie Horre, Kentucky bred; goes well in harness. quire at KEV Iss’ Stables, 414) 14th street. an JOR SALE—A VARIETY OF NEW AND SHOOND: hand Carriages an? Business Wagons. T leo build the latest ntyle Varnishod M ob now in ts, Teelllow, JOHN M, YOUNG 313 6th stroet. JOR RALE-A GOOD SECOND-HAND GLAI- enceand Close Coach, suitable for livery or lmek pone: 2 Landaulets, 2 Conperts, S Coupes 3 Compe Es tension, Tope and other ood Reoana- 1 good Grocers usinewe Was yt. H. GRAHAM 6 bth stivet northwert, ta. at NEARLY NEW 7 AND Writ Pisnos, offered by be ne at erent b caine pe seen at G. L. WILD & BRU'S, 708 Tih parties leavs for cash. Te street northwest. dal-im | rer SALE—IMPORTED CA} BIRDS, MOCK- ine Birds, Ke.,- & Bird Food Bird Cages, or sale the Bird Store, 1133 7th street northwest, HARTBHI CH 129-1" PROFESSIONAL, ARTIFICAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN verted in-mvediately after extracting With sleudid success,” Modern methods aud skill in al branches of Denti-try. Moderate fees. DK. 1ON- NALLK, 1821 F street northwest. di6-3m. JQASY FE: PROMOTE HEALTH AND LON- 4 xevity, hence thousands, frou and near, among them the highest medical. judicia’, politics, ailitasy and naval divnitaries of this country, and representa. tives of leadinur f en KOVErnI sts Vint Dr WHITE'S | Chiropedia! hment, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wi. where relief is afforded with- out pain in s. Prent ot teas at offiee rrechudes attend residences, ex after 6 p.tu, Office fee $1 per "at R PARSONS, cor. th and lay, free, for tl Nitrous oxide fas a ENTIST, 439° NINTH cn.w. Extracting 9 to UL ir. First-class refer= istered. Charges nea 3 ONS, MEDICAL. ELECTRICIA ~ A. 'L, Boswort! fice hours, ations fren, 63m, ZERNAND URSO, PIANO TUNER AND REPATRER, 2 City Post Office, ‘Keferencon | Prof. Gloetzner, G.W. Walter,ong. Ascension ch ng & Sons, Mine J.P, Caulfield, Mus. Doe. ; Mr: and Dr. Kom ert: earnon, ong. Kpty ts us Denrrer, 1015 1410 STREPT, Second door south from All Souls Church. #I2 8 TH STREET Pag 4 Sond Mechanteal racting at uieht. — ll 7TH STREET cted $7 per set,and Dentistry ekillful DE REISENBORN, DENTIST, 9 wort © id Teeth inte Extractinz, 50 cents. 19 E , 115 14TH STREET NORTH- weet, between G street and New York avenue. — utiful Seteof Teeth, $8; Teeth Filled, $1; Extracti without Pain, 50 ctx, All operations warranted. jan! Dz: M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, No. 437 ro strert, three doors from corner E. yin va | ite branchés. Teeth inserted §7 per ect. All wi ranted. ___AUCTIO HOMAS DOWLING, Aucuoneer. LARGE CONSIGNM: OF BOHEMIAN VASES, DECORATED AND PLAIN COLOGNE Tie SALES. TOGETHER WITH OTHER ARTICLES SUT’ FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, AT AUCTION. At my salesroo RDA’ ‘EMBER TWEN- TY-FOURTH, at ELE N O'CLOCK, a22-at HOMA® DOWLING, Aucnoncer. REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTR, COMFORTS, CARPETS, &e. At_my Auction Rooms, SATURDAY, DECEMBER TWENTY-POURTH, at TEN O'CLOCK: Lx0— Two very handsome Chins Dinner Services, 128 pecee Several very handsome French-plate Mantel and Pier Mirrere. Hleggnt Walnut Upright Folding Cabinet Bedatond, with GER, Auctioneer, Horse and Cerringe Bazaar, ATURDAY MOR! , 18S, camseneing ab aT vs 2 new Express Wagons. Auso, Laree line of Bionkets, Robes, &e. 22-2 BENSINGER, Auctioneer. om BITTERS. FOR, sed seventy-eight years, relict of ‘The funeral will take ning’s, D.C., Fridey, 2p.m. HARKNESS. On_ Wednesda: m., at ber late resid ¥. Harkness, Jr. ‘Funeral will take place on Fri o'clock: trom St Paute ik Chae enue atid Twenty-third strests norlawest. On December 21st, 1841, 2° 11 Bpmye oF gReumonta, ELIAS He MUliiAY, aged thir- gums of from $100 and upwards, at lowest a “ Corcoran ‘Charges moderate. No delay. place at All Saints' Chapel, Ben. © enmentio sor Baltdiog, delay. B. H. WARNER, Securities dealt in aividend-paving December 21st, 1881 oo : VANCED ON IMPORTANT and VAL- MINVENTIONS. eltner vet ‘after Patent, lence, 1719 New, York IMA J., widow of the and daughter of the late Capt, Wm. mber at3 Desomber 2,3 DY IN ¢ ittle Detective, ' attendant hho recognized n binaly coumiuniesto sata Bist E DUBO) SPIRITUALIST door, Address F. L. Gi Clecuaaty oe sbecut persone; sires bord advo Hours 10 to1;2 to8 p.m.” H. F. WRIGHT, =e id INGLE GENTLEMAN, A STRANGER IN THE ight of We Decem! Seah. ° Chan Wave wife ‘The funeral ce he Funeral servicemwill be held nt 1903 K it during thé winter. Address Box Healer, 600 6th street | IVATE DETECTIVE | AGENCY, 309 9TH is amt no! furnished | 284 Chronic Diseases: ‘wilt call at residence conddenti, CE. 015-3m cares: confultation ia requested all business Sth streets northweat- ATTORNEYS. 342 D Opposite City Hall. Devore ne RESET Building, Louisisna aventic, neer R. SIBLEY'S COMPOUND CALISAYA 2126 PENNSYLVANIA AWENUE AND 428 97H Nontuwest, bason hands large assortment of the best makes of LATROBES, Cox, Wititeman & Cox's Celebrated Splen- did and Ruby and other RANGES and HEATING STOVES, Novelty FURNACES, &o. PLUMBING, TIN-ROOFING, JOBBING, STOVE RE- Prices ena ternis reasonable, EP" Connected to Telaohone Exchanee, snow serresaledti Drag-|IRON BITTERS te. 916 F street northwest, Bure Appetizer. ee A Sure Reviver. ‘jpent free. pws CHEMICAL COMPANY: und lave aroused 20 Inses on the Wray per. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, BALTIMORE, MD. tm" j NATURES TRIUMPH,