Evening Star Newspaper, December 24, 1881, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIRF SIGNAL Hi Wasnrxcrox, D.C., December 2, 1881,9:30 a.m. For the middie Atlantic states, fair weather, ‘Yortherly winds shifting to easterly, stationary oF higher temperature, higher pressure. Special Weather Bulletin. GOOD WEATHER FOR CHRISTMAS DAY. ‘The Chief Signal Officef of the army furnishes the following special bulletin to the presé: €asional light rain has fallen in Texas; in the Gther states unusually fair. weather prevails. Southerly winds are reported In the northwest and upper lake region; elsewhere they are mostly from hortheast to northwest, ‘The temperature has fallen from 20° to 30° In New England; from 15° to 20° in the mbidle states, and risen slightly in Min- Resota and Dakota. A’warin wave from 30° to 30° above the mean for the month and extending south and east i central In Manitoba, Warmer fair weather is Indicated for Sunday in the middie States, New England and lake region, and ralu in the south Atiantic and east guit states. Go To Fesse1u's for your Christmas cakes. Prxsoxs In want of useful presents should visit the establishment of James Dungan, 813 7th street, and see the display of camp chairs for ladies, gen tiemen, and misses. jould’s, 421 9th. Rev. J. C. Haaey, pastor of the Unton M. E. eburch,was agreeably surprised Thursday evening Dy his congregation with baskets full of Christmas presents and good things generally. Heyry Barrett, a colored waiter at Willard’s Hotel, slipped and fell tn a hallway yesterday and broke his right thigh. He was removed to his house, 2019 New York avenue northwest, and attended by Dr. Havner, and afterwards removed to Providence Hospital Hesrcex, the optician, Is cheaper than ever. Lapres should eailon Mme. Washington at once and give their orders for dresses for New Year's. ‘The Madame ts furnishing the handsomest silk, | Telvet and plush dresses, all colors, at lower prices and hes finer materials than can be found else- where at the same price. Lacdlies can have their Own materials made in the latest styles and at short notice. No. 813 7th street northwest, ‘ntire wee! mencing Decem= to the sale of toy Ts, fancy furnl- ture, ete. Don't fail to Ss establishment during that time. During Chrismas week the store Will remain open until 11 p.m. James DUNGAN will devote the ber 19th, Curistwas Cann: tionery. Open on nda. Buvers or Hormay Goons will find at Edward | Caverly & € New York avenue, an elegant Drary lamps, brass fenders, fr: | andirons and fire sets, fancy bellows and brushe candiest As, Juteinefres, steel-linished fire sets, i eived. Howsoy’s superior tce ¢ Fates to church festival m, $1.40 a gal. Special i104 12th street. | ce.—Just arrived by steamer “Ville | * the choicest ntellado tine | e equal to t ever been offered | An excellent article for invalid: Physicians should make a note of this. Xander, 011 7th street nortuwest, Chris. | .—In_ stock lght and CARRIAG heavy Robert H. CaRRtael abie treet. Or park. repository and factory, 410— est. Repairing promptly at- 416 Sth street nortin tended to. y paper,motto and costume pack- edd’s, 409 9th st.n.w. For Your parlor suits go to James Dungan’s, $13 7th street northwest. You can get them for $200, or as low as &5 For Cre S am Chris, Xander's, 911 7th Stock of fine old whiskies cannot be purity tiey take the lead. vuld, + FUSSELL’s Ive Cream and Charlotte Russe, pautiul b garters, under the Ebbitt How x played the handsomest goods in the ¢ and fs selling them at very low rates, | + Curisrss Bi ionery. Open on } Monday. Mi Save eyesight and dollars by Jer, 4% street. Abr Gm. consulting Hemp- ND—Wonders for Xmas.421 9th. GERMAN STUDENT Laws Moeaxine Lamps in longw Bhedd's, 409 9th. ry, Klota, &e., at | ze, cauliflower, toms nsion lettuce, choice table er Maraet. frames, matts, panel pictures, Paintings, etc. Wonders for Xmas. 421 9th st | at sh, tinsel for Xmas trees, 421 9tb. | 5 | evening at the mth Washington are cordfally | § | pupils of th THE DAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS, Holiday Presents. This morning opened clear and cool, and throughont the day the stores have been thronged with purchasers and sight-seers of holiday pres- ents. All of the stores and shops will remain open late to-night, so that even after you have read the eight-page Evenine Star (the sixth double sheet issued this week), you will have ample time to make up any omission in your purchases of the week. Messrs. Woodward & Lothrop, of the Boston Dry Goods house, celebrate their Christmas with a beantiful new front to their store,which makes their house one of the best lighted in the city, They have had on hand an immense stock of fancy and stap e dry goods, but there is enough left to satisiy any purchaser. Their stock of fur-lined circulars and dolmans is very fine, and the other articles they show equally elegant in all lines of goods. On Tuesday next Mrs. Donovan of 245 5th avenue, New York. opens a branch of her busi- ness at 1335 F street. which includes reception, dinner, and ball dresses. She will exhibit some very beautiful toilets. . A. Saks & Co., will be The magnetic clothie open late to-night. Their holiday exposition of fine garments is well worth seeing, and you will hardly be able to leave without buying, so styl- ish and cheap are their suits. Mr. Chapman, at 911 Pennsylvania avenue, has Teplenished his stock, and some choice presents can be found there this evening or next week for New Year's. He can furnish anything in the stationery line, or holiday gift books, juvenile books, and so forth. Prof. William F. Weber will furnish a first- class orchestra during holiday week or through- out the winter for private parties, germans, balls, etc. He offers reduced prices. All orders by mail to 1120 7th street southeast, or if left at Metzerott’s or Ellis’ musi¢ stores, will be at- tended to. The short-hand method of drawing, lately in- troduced into Washjazton, is marvelous. Pu- pils are enabled t in proficiency in an in- credibly short time, on account of its great sim- pote At McLeod's studio, room 3, Vernon ‘ow, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street, this system is taught. All interested ought.to call and examine drawings after one Jesson. See advertisement elsewhere. Hempler, the optician, on Pennsylvania ave- nue, near 4'¢ street, has a fine line of goods at the very lowest prices. He is the oldest and best established man in that business. You can get eye-glasses and spectacles there for less than anywhere eise. He has also a beautiful stock of opera ylasses, tleld glasses, etc., at low prices. ————— ACCIDENT TO A WasHID Bound TRAIN.— A passenger train from New York, bound for Washington, ran into the rear end of a freight train, near Holmesburg, Pa., last evening. The cine and several freight cars were consider- ably damaged and the tracks were blocked tor several hours. The passenger train left Newark The damage amounts to 250,000. The accident, it is said, was caused by the freight pulling out when it should have waited for the passaze of the passenger train. No one was injured. Among the passengers were President Roberts and Vice-President Cassatt of the Penn- sylvania railroad. When the engineer saw the freight train pulling out into the main track he reversed his engine and put on the brakes with force as to throw the passengers out of seats. A purse was made up for the en- gineer, who remained at his post. —_ Tue Browocicar. Society meeting of the Biological Society was held last National Museam, Prof. Gillin Mr. Lucien M. Turner, of the Signal - Elliott Coues, prot in the Na- 1 college, and Mr. W. P. Conant, the ir. service: I tional Medi assistant botanist of the department of Agri- culture, were elected members. Dr. R. W. Shu- read @ pi “On the Ostecl Snake.” P O. T. Mason read a the Domain of I Mr. F. W. True pr of North America.” ——— Svrr For SLANDE and wife, by Mr. 7. wrainst Emanuel Heeht for s! Mrs. Gold! that they were thieves, & $5,000 damages. fae ge Krxperaartey Crist. Congregational churcit lecture of one the most enjoyable vals last evening th: nde a bad ct er given by the Kindergarten and school. ristinas tree stood as a symbol tion for their it was hung full of the work of thei fingers; they certainly experien of enjoyment in their edorts of giving happine ys and songs in German and were especial- en from the orphan asylum, who were invited by the school, aud participated in some of the exercises." The presents for the orphans came in three wagons, drawn by four tiny Santa Claus bays; a beautiful The beautiful ‘Tae Srexcert © Coutece is preparing | little gitl who represented an angel, stood in Series of br “ities for the Christmas | one of them, holding the reins, while two others holidays. An authors carnival on Wednesday | pushed it from behind and out the gifts. s Saco mber a 1861, and areunion of coi- ee SE lege students on Montiy . = Former stutents and friend: 4 = MARRIE . tain tere se entertainments at the BOF RNSTEIN—SCHLEG On Wednesday, the 7" Phe e 2st of December, 1481, by the Re H. Green, at Office, Lincoin Hall building. The college Memorial Chu corner Sth aud _P streets, LOT Willresume business Tuesday morning, M SCHLEGEL biee : Tris ie 914 PENNSYLVANIA AVENTE, the place for cheap Taeats, v be open unui! 11 o'clock a.m. Monday, Deceuiber 26th. inexhaustible supply of milk and cream at ney dairy depot, f Ss, eme-nogy, & served Wits cans. F.K 14 3 AN Ake by the Rev. J. H. Cuthbert, of John H. Yeatman, fornierly of this cit LYNN—YEATMAN.. at the residence of the bride’s parenta, On the 20th of December, 1381 Fonter Hall, Va. D.D., KOBE! LYNN, Prince William county, Val, and SARAH dau. RILLAT—DEW. On Wednesday evening, Decem- 1, at the residenee of the Rev. W. 1. Mc- AKLES E. MERILLAT. of Washington, D. DEW, of Ohio. * SONS ESSEX. On December 20th, 1831 SITY AN STRICT by Pathe hy, at his residence, THEO. § CITY AND_DISTRICT. Womans, of toclzouers oie dl ahd Amusements, &c., To-night. Navioxat. Twkaver.—Last appearance of Lotta as “Bob.” Sea SS Condensed Locals. * The Police Court will begin business at clock Monday morning. Street lamps will be extinguished at 5:30 a. A handsome Sons of Temperance jewel was nted last night to Mr. James E. Thompson, havi & competition ut a recent fai Division. P. ichted at 5:10 p.m. and eld by Frie ship heen awarded to him as the trophy of | 4 NIE ESSEX, of Georgetown, D. [Cineinnatl papers please DIE! BEAUMONT. s0n Saturdu: at 1:15 a.m. of typhoi PHY BEAUMONT, Funeral services’ will be mother, Mrs. Sinith D. Fi 06 Spet Droit Park, on Mouday, the 26th instant, at p.m. BOSWELL. On December 294, 1881, at 3:15 o'clock petie, JOHN ROBERT, son cf Richard Hand Sarah - Bowwell, axed tun yedrs and four months. Funeral on Sunday, 25th, at 2 o'cock p.m., from res. idence, No. 417 O street northwest. = CALLAGHAN. , At Providence Hospi December 24th, 1831, mia, WALTON MUR tal, on the 21st W.P. Mitchell made the presenta- | of December, ISK1, at 6p-m., JEREMIAH CALL tion. WAN: a uiative of’ the County Cork, Ireland, 1a the The deeds to the real estate of the late Dr. Wm. Gunton to his heirs were placed on file in the Recorder of Deeds office yesterday. The es- tate is divided amonz Mary J. Temple, Mary J. Wilcox, Julia Dana, Thos. G. Buddington, Mary M. Carter and Elizabeth Willson. Each receives a handsome property in fee simple. Mr. Harry Burr, superintendent of Odd Fel- Jows’ Hall, who has been ill for a week past, is greatly improved, aud was able to sit up yester- “a At the meeting of Eureka Royal Arch Chap- ter, No. 4, last nizht. a handsome jewel was pre- sented to Past High Priest M. Gardner. ‘The Jewel consisted of a miniature gold breast-plate, Set with tweive precious stones, representing the tweWe tribes of the Children of Israel. The | presentation was by Mr. W. A. Short for the chapter. —.-—_ Amusements, &c. A House.—The Colonel will be en at Ford's next week. It will be presented ays comueny sp lly selected for the play. e London productionof The Colonel was three month's previous to that of atience. It was said of it As a comedy of manners it is dificult to find its equal of late ” National Theater.—Lotta will appear at the National Theater to-night as Lub for the last time. - Next week the Vokes family, who have not been here tor six years, will appear at the Na- tional. They will give & Christwas matinee on Monday. Lixco.x Hatt.—The Royal Hand Bell Ring- ers and Glee Men. of London, will appear at Lincoln Hall on the evenings of the 23th and 2th inst. and at a matinee on the 29th. They are greeted w “— Fetiows’ Hai Forp’s_ Or crowded houses wiverever they | i —There will be a erand | sociable at Odd Fellows’ Hall next Monday, for the benetit of St. Dominic’s church. An excel- Jent supper and good music will be provided. —— Masoxtc Ereety St. John’s Lodge, No. Ni, F. A. A. M., elected last evening the follow- ing officers: Jesse W. Lee, jr., W. M.; Fillmore Beall, S. W.; George P. Robtrer, J. W.; Charles J. Watson, treasurer; J. C. Pill, seeretary (re- elected). Proxies to Ggand Lodge: William B. Brown, Louis P. Altsctu, and Gustavus A, Knabe. Hope Lodge, No. 20, F. A. A. M., last evening elected the following officers: Frank N. Carver, W. M.; George W. Baird, S. W.; George A. Bent Jey, J. W. (re-elected); W-. Baker, secretary re-elected); John Beck, treasurer (re-elected); Ses Schoyer, Tiler. < —— Deeps ix Fer have been filed as follows: David A. Windsor to W. S. Perry, part 20. sq. ‘909; $4,500. Peter Riley to C. 8. Drury, subs. #3 and 44, sq. 5St; 91 os James FP. Kins et al. trustees, to HENRY THORN, a native of Maryland, but | ‘aabington, Mrs.’ Dr. 4. Potnaim, lot 3, sy esi of | Ph egata 219-s8m, seventy- sixth year of his age. y he rest in peace. M His funeral took place from St. Dominick's church on re requiens 11488 Friday, the 23d, ut9 o'clock p.un., whi was celebrated for the repose of his soul, JAMES. On Saturday, December residence of uer son-in-law, Dr. Harry orwe: 7 Market, Frederick county, Md., Mrs. MARY ELLE! rt JAMES, ‘relict of the late Chatles H. James, of thin LEWIS. MOSES LEWIS, an o'A and highly respect. ed colored citizen of Washington, died on the morning of December 23d, 181, of dropsy’ on the kidney, in the seventieth year of hikaxe. Friends of the familly are invited to attend the funeral services from his late residence, No. 1712 E street northwest, to-morrow, at 2 0, clock p.m. * LOVE. On Friday, December 234, 1881, Mrs. ELI- ZABETH L. LOVE, in the eigntieth year of her axe. Funeral will take place irom the residence of her eon, Charles K. Love, No. 1312Q street northwest, Sundu the 25th instant,'at 20’'ock p.m. Relatives and fri are invited t» attend. [Rockville papers pleare copy. * LLY. On Friday, December 234, 1881, at 8:30 iaM F. Rm, WHELIAN son of Matthew and Hester Mc- N the twenty-ei¢hth year of his ane. the funeral services will be held 2. 11th street southeast, rexidence of his sister, Mre. G. N. Hunt, on Monday, st 2p.m. Friends of family are invited ti at- PERLEY. In this city, on December 23, 1881, SAM- UEL PERLEY, exq., aged seventy-three years, for meriy of Erie, Pa. yebtneral fro Feaidence of R.A. Charles, 1405 Col- ill, Fon! ary 28th iuekp atdpan, Nt BOUM — Sw PERRY. On Friday, December 23, 1881, at 11: m., of scirlet fever, EDITH. only deugites of Mi. tal: lie’and Kt. Ross Perry, aged eight years and eighteen 8. “hi onde to prevent infection the funeral will be pri- vate. THOMPSON. On December 24th, 1881, Mra. EMILY THOMPSON, in the seventy-seventh car of lier age. fom No. 331, corner, Third Decem! th, at Funeral will take place and D screrts sontheast, on Munday ber 261 two o'clock p.m. THORN. On the morning of December 2%, 1681. for last forty-five years & resident of Ws ‘aged sone yeats, “The friends of the family are invited to attend his funersl from his late residence, 625 E street Ligeealy on Sunday, at 2 p.m. 0 CU NO PAY.—WHITEHURST’S CEDAR N BALSAM is warranted to cure Cot Colds, mp, Throat and Lung Diseases, &c. ‘drops & Cone ony, it. if Soap te \tisfied return the empty bottle sola by WR LOMSON, 703 15th street, and all arapwieth, “Pr Wholesale, STOTT & CROMWELL. n21-3m lvania avenue north ‘TIF{CATE FROM THE. KEV. [3 minister: Bitconb: take —l used Mrs. Dr. Titcom! id aud { have found i to varpame al ses peers {recommend sa curecue SaMUEL Manin, 614 West Baltimore street. BROWN CHEMI ‘The Christmas Markets. ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF POULTRY. The markets to-day are crowded, and present a busy appearance. The majority of buyers are of course looking for ‘the Christmas bird,” and those who put off providing it until to-day are regretting it, as turkeys took quite a jump this morning—the ruling rate yesterday not be- ing over 15 cents and 18 cents per pound, while to-day they bring 20 cents per pound, witha tendency upward. While the weather is now favorable to keeping them over, the demand ts also greater than for years past, with a supply. estimated by wholesale men, as not more than adequate to the demand. The increased demand is caused, some say, by many purchasers buying two turkeys instead of ‘one, for as both Sunday and Monday will be observed, a whole turkey will generally be required for each da: Most of theturkeys now on retail were boug! wholesale, at #15 to #17 per hundred weight. The prices of otiver poultry are but a trifle above those of the early part of the week, although a rise is looked for before the close of the day The necessary ‘‘fixins” for the Christmas table have not risen in price. celery selling for 5a8 cents per bunch, and cranberries at 15 cents per quart. ‘The butchers are rather pleased at the ah en for a further advance of turkey meat, for they argue that many will substitute beef, &c., forthe nsual fowl. There are around the markets a great quantity of evergreens in the way of trees and ornaments of wreaths, crosses, &e., but not such a forest of it as has been seen on former occasions, when much of it was left over. AN ATTEMPTED E. ENT Case.—Mr.George W. Driver states that great injustice was done him in the paragraph in Thursday's Star headed “Asking for an oyster and getting a clubbing. The man Leonard who testitied in the Police Court that he was assaulted by Heister, bar- keeper at Driver's restaurant, it appears abused the latter shamefully and the assault simply con- sisted in an effort to put him out of the place. Judge Snell said (as stated in Thursday's Sar) that he was satisfled that Jgonara had acted im- properly but as Mr. Heiser did not eject him, according to law, he should have to impose a fine, which was merely nominal, and without costs. MARRIAGE Licenses have been issued to Joseph W. 8. Walker and Julia M. Quantrille; Frederick W. Friess and Mary E. Riordan. HH oLmay DRY GOODS AND CARPETS! Bed Comforts, $1, $1.25, € White Woo! Birnkets, Black Cashmeres, Dress Goods, Rich Plaids Black Dress Silks, $1, $1.25. 3 Cloaks, $6, $5, $9, $1U Cloth for Bows’ Wen kine Cloths. Black Diagonals for Cloake, Broche Shawls, $5, $6, $8. Cloth Sk , from’ 506. 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Since I had the scarlet fever, which was about fifteen years ago, I have suffered with a discharge from my rigit car, which I belleved incurable. called on Dr. Hartley, and he sald I had a oly pus in my ear, which lie extracted In a very skillful manner, when the discharge soon stopped. He was not sure whether my hearing could be re- stored, but it gradually improved, and Iam now pertecliy cured. ‘The doctorhas the'polypus wich he extracted from my ear In his office, and will gladly show It to any One who ‘Yours, as [As will be seon by the fo! skili 1s not confine y attendant m: nostrils, throxt, ear, &e. ‘The above case was one of long Standing, anil was not the result of catarrh, but was one of Which a great many at the pre time are suffering, and was the after-clap of let fever, that dread disease which disilgures so many of our young. 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The results of its ré its best recommend itions, and the proprie- ple evidence on file of its extraordinary s in pulmonary complaints. ‘The Phosphate of Lime possesses a most marvellous healing ower, as combined with the pure Cod-Liver Ol by r. Wilbor. It is prescribed by the medical fa- culty. Sold by A. B, Wilbor, Chemist, Boston, and all druggists, z The Sanitary Engineer, of New York, is published Thurslays, ‘at 140 Wil- liam street. Interesting to every one. 10 cents, All newsdealers. th,ts Preseni uy no Holid: 19 ‘\ Beautiful Electric Hatr B Without seeing Dr. Scott's. and Flesh Brushes. ‘They always bencfit the well, and marvelously cure Headaches.Neuralgia,Dand= ruff, Falling Hair, Baldness, Rheumatism, etc. Price rerunded if not as represented, Atdrug and fancy stores. C06 $1,000 Rewara For any case of biind, bleediny, thing, ulcerated, or protruding Piles that DeBing’s Pile Remedy falls Wo cure.” Prepared by J. P. Miller, M. D., 915 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None génuthe with- out his signature. Sold by druggists. — ols-eo Dandrat 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. Don’t Dic on the Premises. Ask your druggists for “Rough on Rats.” It clears out rats, mice, bed bugs, roaches. Only 15c. per box. 8 ide and Dyspeps! A most remarkable cure for Dysyepsia “Wells? Heulth Renewer,” the greatest tonic, Dillious and Liver Remedy known. $1. Stott & Cromwell, 480 Pennsylvania avenue, Forty Years? Experience of an Old Nurse. Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup 1s the prescription of one of the best female phystclans and nurses in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-falling success by mililons of mothers for thelr ehildfen. It relieves the child ron pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripin, in the bowels and wird coltc. By giving healtl tothe child itrests the mother. Price 25 cents a bottle. 1,W,8 ‘Alderney Dairy Ws Fresh Alderney Butter, churne and delivered in 3g-Ib. ns.7? every morning Ward” prints, 50c. per 1b. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and’ sweet milk, be. per qt. Cream, i5e. pint. al D ROB! iON CAN BE CONSULTED EVERY WEDNESDAY and SA2TURDAY, from 2 to9 p.m. Office, 456 C street northwest. Gentlemen mooning. i SPECIALTIES medical advice and treatment would do well to Consultations confidential and cure guaranteed. his card under Medical in this paper. Eighteen years’ experience, @ ‘ADAME DUBOIS, GREAT SPIRITUALIST ME- WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS, FORSALE—MISCELLANEOUS Se ee eee ANTED HANDS RO CUT STOVE WOOD, AT | [OR RENT 918 FOURTEENTH STREET. OPFO. | JTOR SALE—A VERY NICE ROSEWOOD BESLEY'S MILLS, seven miles in Frauhiin Square, bandsormely Suites | BY ano, cheap. Apply at 1000 6th strect across Chain Bridge. ies im Neat” | of Rooms: with or without Board, 424-3" | weet. ne ‘ANTED—A WOMAN TO COOK AND BO RENT—1001 E 8T NORTHWEST, EUR: | JVOR SALE—A LARGE SORREL HORSE. light housework; highest wages paid competent nished fromt floor; gas and heat; $15 per old; will work am: 16 perwoa! references Call'at 1634 15th street | month in advance. ‘one large attic; ei would ex for grand piano, "Gam ‘be can northwest. It | gentle 24S" | Teh = ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS MAN SERVANT, Ok RENT— FURNISHED PARLOR, ALSO, R SALE—A VALUABLE OLD PAINTING Wit mhg is willing 10 soske bianecl? newly han WSL EE Roone Can be aren at S18C aireet norunweek useful. Best references required. Address, ‘can | private family without children; references exchanyred - ae" : ° ee 10" _ | convenient to cars; Herdice pass the door, gentiemed | +~On gale TWO SETS OF DOURIE HAI WANIED WHITE. AND COLORED SERVANTS, 2 Fee a bersiy DAIRY DEFOR dae : Fanflics furnished sorvante, Tey me Licensed Agee: in Seminary Building, Weet Washini forn families furnis! 5 i ne, igton, QOR SALE-TAREE FINE HORSPS. ON = 926 F street northwest C. E. PRICE & CO. ce or unfurnished can be Penta’ in sing'e rooms if de- Uy ee Rg V y ANTED-FIETY. F FIRST CLASS CANVASSERS, ee street pom’ | NEY DAIRY DEPOT, 414 Sd strect northwest. dzodw pply at \ore Times office, street | ™ = oe | F SVEN PEE northwest. 423-3t* OR RENT—CAPITOL HILL—PRIVATE FAMILY Bw Sale — NATED OVEN EMPIRE WW ANTED—A COMPETENT MIDDII Piva farpisied eck, garier tn houentea |. te desk contiioe. wan he ene ooe eae tae ‘ored Woman, tocook and do general housework. | peau emence® at 1S A Es ‘new one, but much lane At ALDERR EE pply at 1815 Hhode Island avenue. SON RENT OEWO HANDSOME -SUTiES ov | DAHBY DEPOT, “Cid sd'utreet northwest. iw W/ANTED—FOUR GERMAN WAITERS; A ‘Rooms, front “with nese OR BALE—AT PRIVATE SALE ANTIQUE FU Wen eae ate ost whee Drivate hurbe "nad with every comfort, M81 G street | Re miture $20, Clawfoot Sofa, $18. © nuiliar with first-class French cooking. Muar ST, borthwest. ‘19-26° and, 5; Mantel Mirror, $20. ( otis Bes OR RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR. | alse Sieg’ ‘ood Bells Ps 116M street net TED FWY LABORERS ALEDONF DIT = 4 en WASTED TWO LABORERS. ALSO ONE DATBY-. lors and chambers on first, second and third floors; | Lady's ‘Table en Sips Dek combived, juan and Foreman on a farm. Apply at FUL- | furnace oropen feer, home t in perfect order; | Tureen or Bow, $10; ‘Silver Cart ¢ FON'S Loan Office, $14 9th street northwest pear | ‘with all modern improvements. E17 Vermont avewue: | $10. zs unsylvania avenue. oposite Artineie = = eiaebictaai as = JOR Retr roReEED nome EXacrrwon | Fothv ost NAMUEGL BeapBenr = . atew WANTED—ROOMS. le: home comforts: meals can be neat by e Giorourh muricien, ani tally ans we new: —— == = es 3a strect northwest. 413-30" _ | Deockd st an cutremely low Gaure for com, eed ANTED-A NEAT AND COMFORTABLE < sane APs wt monthly payment GS VY “Room: no questions. Address, with terms, FRITZ APRRTMENTS AT 10m | 425-8 ___No. 103 Pennsylvaniaaventie, DDOWD, Eee otice: aw ast western exposure fires and | JOR EFRED ZELLER DEALER IN A wr Bu DORE TOT anon gE = Te, | Sa Sa maton ty a enn ae eee Boe See sn cael -TWO FURNISHED COMMUNICAT. ch: bird! agentleman, wif ‘4 years, babe and half-¢rown each: bird food and cages of ali kinds. 320 Pennagl- white nuree: would take rooms’ alone if’ caterer eerveg parlor and bedroom. Apriy.et?14.M | vauia avenue northwest. | aati meals, Address ROOMS, Lock Box, 23. City — eS Fs SALE ROSEWOOD -CASEPIANO, OCTAVE, TANTED — BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE 7 5 four Tound corner, in perfect “with Cover: Atettafumine ooATUatO, AND URE | _FOR RENT—HOUBES. | uf hisstatiie tui Gosuc sth Masa ond floor, in northwestern part of the city. References. EB _RENT—A COMFORTABLE FIVER narthoeet. is - 21-60" Bie and reauired. Ad: = oc Di Bab Thanet oouteeeere JOR SALE_A SPLENDID 64 OCTAVE, ROSE. ity Post Office. Key atalv. Meret ct inhics ‘rood cage Pian, fr only 18, With hae cover —— a Ferree -6t 1428 New York avenue. ses. AS «nd $10 monthly. Ser P WANTED—BOARD. R RENT—A TWO-STORY HOUSE, WITH FIVE = ONROF GON — —— — a SaaS rooms, stable in the rear: $8 per month: 7th street, | LOR SALE—ONE OF SHONINGER'S CELEBRATED R ‘D YOUNG LADY, | near Pomeroy northwest. Apply at B. H. WARNER'S, eight-etop Parlor Orvans, nearly new. beautiful Board and Room, in a bright and pleasant private | 916 F street northwest. -3t | Walnut case, with high top, and finished in latest Kate” Hata tors, HD, eae eames OF SBOMC: | OR RENT—FIRNISHED HOUSE |/PART Of | {pre “SDS T NOS * 5 2 °NT— rl ‘ 1 N . i ee sated Fiisote) of Bran en. te or ring, |Alsc, Rooms | “d 453: 7th wareot, VAN » = M5 foe a= {OR SALE_A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD CASE ‘ WANTED HOUSES. ___| Jaa Seal nee t | Eien ana i med resto WASTED 10 FURCHASE—A GOOD DWELL- | 730R-RENT_RLEVEN ROOM HOUSI | ful snteed, will well time paymenta. A ‘ug House, worth from $5,000 to $7,000, and to | IN per mouth; four bed-roome reserved: bo children: | at SIDNEY 1. RIMMO, Piano Waresome Pet | make part payment mn choice farming lands located in | references exchanged, all modern improvement. | street. 420-6 Nebraska. Inquire of C. STORES, ‘38, St. Cloud | Toth strect northwest. ‘w = oe nei i eae ot | on RE: a 923 Tarn ATREET | PVeautifa roeovosd tok eed leone tee ally SSS Oe f No. BET | B* beautiful rosewood case, c ¥ at SE ey F Rorthwert containine ten rooms including bath- warranted. in every reer wil oe mond tore on fit ininednie yowmeloi,” Adaivan MODES, Sua | Poiana pioué a eiiaydere gyagaue arash. | itachi payin or epoca eer fr om eee __ 435-2¢ 23-2" _ ~ au7-7t 1103 Penneyivania avenue, yANTED—TO BUY_A HO! 8 ROOMS OR | FyoR RENTS r 7 cE RTOD 5 - WARES ae ean (APNE OR | ON RENT = 208, AEE ORE STODART sotany 000: part cash: part monthly payments, Address, fect pusically, “Will be sold for ANTED—A HOUSE WORTH FROM $12,000 TO 9 inden f, Grooms... T ' f. G. SMITH, Wahine, or eRe g ORTH FROM $12,000 TO Wi AVL. BARBER €'c0., 1203 Pemiayivania avenne, Land, within six miles of the capital of a southwestern | _ 423-1 Droit Building. _ ILBERT SQUARE PIANO, State, will be taken in part payment, at $10 | - SALES STREET NORTH. | Teer and lyre, and really as and balance cash. “Address “SOUTHWES: west, @ handsome three-story Brick Dwelling, just ae new for $125 on ent ot $15 office. completed; house cantaitie 11 rooms, wae built by ay | down and $10 per month, or 10 percent if for al cash a EAs =a Heeb ited finished in etd ing pattie peak- | aren cans F. G. SMITH, WANTED —MISCELLANEOUS | fy" prtate Vauiiy gud. 1HO8 9: FIER Cot SiTE-AVARIEVS of ue nen = — 4 etree “est. E oF > WANTED, CENSUS CERTIFICATES AT dicci Stnia! in ee | Rens ticies ont ben eee a lowest discount, Address P. O. Box 349, city. JOR RENT—HOUSE 443 MAS | the Intent atyle Varnichod Me aull Wacom now in tse, d24-3t nue; all modern improvements; hot and cold water | which Iselllow. JOHN M. YOUNG 313 6th strvet. UTA WIED=AGHOE oom: park in front, Inguireof THOS, WAG- | dsm . ws De cet northwest. | JQOR SALE—-A GOOD SFOOND-TiA east. JOR RENT. EAT TWO STOR’ enceand Close Cow: = with hall, My urpose: 2 Landaulets, 2 Office, on line of H street cars, rent only $5 to 4 pet tor m nent tenant. Mel | hand Carriages; 2 good Grocery or Business W west. d2i-6t 5. 00. a x. ets a aie = ‘ 416 north - = (OR REN A LOCATED sicceegiy aiken Wise R—INQUIRI Furnished Houses. THOS. J. FISHER & Co., | _Repsiting nromntly attended to. wl BE J ee G Seine heuer 1324 F street northwest. « | Fx SALE THRE “4 “ 32 omery Cé . ee =. 735 octay om: afte y = — = — JOR RENT—TWO VERY FI HOUSES, THIR- ¢ i reat Vou! WASTED MITEES, TO CLEAN AND STEAM | IY teen roomseach,. 1012 and 1016 19th “etret norih- arte eatg he it ll ib a'vito’s, S08" , e southwest; ‘. » M. UNDERS ey | atreet not "al. fgrenovate, mattress to tvmake, furniture to team: Tis F eteeet OT i see | = —— - 1 oldes st cone; city. ee .E-IMPORTED CANARY BINDS, MOCK- tol de eoncten i they swan | POR RENT iio i STRFET NonTawest— | ROR AR, ReORTED CANARY BINDS, MOCK Wii D—C ARPE SLEAN. E T Elegant new Residence, 12 roome, finisbed in herd for sale at the Burd Store, 1143 street Lorth wet. WHIP Carpets. Our work is done better and prices | wood, bavine every modern improyer: by §. HARTBRECHT Grideraty tclophbies A A CUACE ER EROn G10 Togs: | Hat eats Nees cok tat Ie ee ole inane avenue se ee PROFESSIONAL. ANTED—TO ANNOU JOR RENT—1435 PIERCE PLACE NORTHWEST, | > a = = ror: e WE3EAEE, Room Mie Now * six Rooms, Hall, and all mod. improvernents, with SE eat Fee MADE Bemone Ave ie. missioner of Deeds for E: Brick Stable: rent $22. Aleo, 1724 7th street northwest, | Scth'arlendid succme. Meslorn methane eit cerns Ae e : SVS Modern improvements; $18.50. By CHARS: | branches of Dentistry. Moderate fee. DR. DON Sareeaee ead : FEVER TNLARG HOR | ete SS Street nowt a19-6t_ | NALLY, 1821 F street northwest. ai¢-am ED—OLD GOLD ANDSILVERINLARGEOR | JOR RENT OR SAL VE DESIRABLE SY FEF’ 7 a null Quantities. | Hizhest cash price paid. 32 dwelling House, next ‘Thomas circle." Inguivet GaSe Fees TRUMOTe BEALE —-- usylvaniaavente, bet. 3d and 4% strects, anid THOM, at 718 15th strect northwest. d6-4w" | Ghat the hikheer ell aichal, nittney D_YOU TO KNOW THATI S 1619 K STREET NORTHWEST, ALL try, eta oyeraenta; $60 per mouth. “Aujly to | Bees of leadine foreign wvxetmauents vat De WHITE JUSTH’S OLD STAN! = —_ = out pain ine few winutes. Press of business at ofhee 619 D street nerthweet, or x precludes attendan: t residences, except after 6 p.m, st. northwest, N. We buy Office fee $1 per visit. i aa RONEN: D8 STARE PMEONS, DENTIST, fi iw 2 ot | AUF Sines, ae. cor: ah and Kn.w. Extracting 9 to i in the northwestera part of. the elty | &ain., Wednesday, frse,for the Poor. First clase nefer= = bargain: furnished or unfurnished with cuowt. Nitrous oxide (as administered. “Changes pie FOUNDA SMALL Li r NTATS- | pomeasion. atuple yeounds, | eae. aia alia C.J ing a sum of money, owner con have by | house. Inquire of PRES PARSON: DIC, OTR applying to C. P. THOMPSON, 2001 T street north: | street northwest. PLAS ay le ey west G38 3e (OR SALE_AT A BARGATA a.m. tol2, and? y 7 pau. Coment | Bi iaenes fhe weet side f 17th north west _ 618 NORTHWEST, 06-3m_ ® | Kand Leirects, near Narracit Square and street cars, | TXERNAND U feet, white chin and containing ten toons, tro hathi-reois, stationary ware | JA ERNA ov 1 aupaines yard will be paid for the same stands and ‘all modern Tnprovements; im yoo! order, ai PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER, “OST-ON FIIDAY LAS, 4 HUNCH OF SMU Address Hox 381, P. O., cit “G2i-3u" | 1230 T street northwest. or Box Td City Post Offion ‘eye, with marked i Chicago, | aie wat acca: Finder will please leave at Star ofics and receive ar a House, | ca ee ‘Son Sime guverts * than ke it | with all modern improve stable on lot, | J. P. Caulfield, Mus. Doc. ; Mr=. Pearson,org. E OST-EAST_ WEDNESDAY, A SETTER Dog, with driver's room abov ce $6,000, One-half cag, a ‘and Dr. Kisubull. iver and white, brown ears.” Reward will be paid 5 if returned or his whereabouts made known at the Carp | JQOR SALE—LIGHT-RC eS a Ponds. areas street, between 6th and 7th strects northwest, with 1015 14TH STREET, L082, GOING, FROM K STREET TO THOMAS | Ethel pustncscmans immedinin Peers ahaa, Second door vouth trom All Souls’ Church. #12 _ | Aa Circe, via Mth street, a brown and yellow J. W. C. | Owner, RUBENL W. FENWICK. Room 38, “belireit I R. R. PARSONS, DENTIST, 428 7TH STREE Monogram Lap Robe. | Please return to Mount, Vernon | Building. tw | MD cortiwest, between D and Efetrects, over Ballan Livery Stable, 1236 12th street northwest, and receive | Buel Bockstire| Operative, Surgical and Mechanical reward. oe itt oS ite el SY T) se Dentistry ilitally berforiped tracting at nicht if returned to 1200 K street northwe a23-A | Seely’ ton good yearly. tenantata price thet will rar a | ADouortnwest. ‘Celtaloin Locus luserted Sr nce oes cee = ——— Very liberal ‘rate of interest. Address Rox 1 Jl operations on the natural teeth at reasonable prices. BOARDING. omize. ji | Extracting, 50'ceuts, ir) Snag poe. wire_on_wanmes | FOS, Weeoate ios = Smear ners, | [pe DPes PNET TTY 'URNISHI ROO} H OR v1] (oUT ns, al] modern conveniences ; will be sol ver New Board, with all the comforts of b vst | Cheap if bought within ten days. THOS. E. WAGGA utiful Setsof Teeth, #8; Teeth Filled, 1; Ex inthe city: “01 Lstrect northwest, O°: 1eaggn See | SRN, 519 Teh etreet northwest = 419-Tw | without Pain, 50 cts. All operations wartatited. Oy 3 STREET—BOARD AND ROOMS—TWO 1OR SALE— NEW, WEL)-BUILT TIHREE- | Ds T. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, No. 4: cat 3g story and bay window, pressed brick front Hous street, tinge doors from corner B..’ Devitist Ere Bouth samcctiue Deas mana: | BEURNEEERONIOR cecal: Gh weakens eaemeemenes | metemaate "wen leeoeen at pereet. All wor ate. Table Boarders accommodated. within half square cars; guaranteed to 10 per cent | ranted. 3 ENT OFT RST AP Se OO ay, | over taxes and insurance. Address Box 91, Star oflice. JOR RENT FIRST-CLASS Roos EN Sure | °ais-tw AUCTION SALES or singie: newly furnished: 5 — =. B LES. oF without board, at 213 E street aoriiwet, Temne | PJOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE HOME 0 = eae Bes rack ermey mee tats cise A tome acs | 5 DRIMIATRATORS GALE OF DN TED AN! ———— — }and ding press-brick front house of ten THOROUGHBELD, PRIZE-WINNING, JERS! 5 9 streets, rable part | en OF z of the city, with first-class Board. Mrs. D. B. STOCK: Minmediate. purchaeer A ‘bea ¥ 2 Spaipanie tener HAM, 945 K etreet. ‘@i9-Im y and mansard. press-brick front Sf the Supreme Court Saw ASE ED TR trimmings an cms, all wil well, af public suc CRI CN ROUSE, Tx AND TSTERETS EL Sences; Int Abx140 to aley, with siiall table: Toca Farm, wear’ Geongeto le ee 1 aeation ont ae on™ and, Board, $20 to | Hstrect, near the residence of Judge Haxner; house in | DAY. THE TE DAY OF JAN location central; no liquors. J. M. DELONG & | perfect order; to an immediate customer at $5.50. TWELVE O'CLOCK M.. the zi n78-3m _ | Also, Reveral ‘bargains in larger and sinaller Houses. | R ous AND BOARD, FIRST-CLASS, ap a6 Ww £. BURFORD, 1115 F street northwest. a ee erday. Also Board by the | 730k SALE-SEVERAL DESIRABLE PIECES OF month. “SARAH FLAGLER nb-Smn' improved property. Apply to JOHN TRIMBLE, PHE TREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME 1216 F street. fos comforts than any hotel in the city. ‘The halls an ‘OR SALE—TWO OF THOSE VERY DESIRABLE Daswares are heated with steamn; the roozos are new and | HY prick Dwellings on Q street, near 14th northwest Well furnished, aud the table is wecoud to none. ‘Trau- | just fuished These beaeos tre sarehaity Bett eal ete $2.50 and $2 per day; monthly $25, = inistied in ba ral woods, — ai om “bath haertcd Z roons and coal yaulia, front soul aud have aod. HE LOCHIEL, HOUSE, $12 97H STREET NORTH | €mconventences, A good investnient for capital, or a a ey est, is one of the cosiést and best conducted Board: | Pleasant home. Apply #0 ensran & CO. der; one Kavanach and Baker Billiard Table with buses in the city. sient Boarders aecommo- St Cload Building. Cues, $ Bulle, 2 Brides, 1 String of Counters and reasonable term 029 a Pin Pool Board; one Collender Billiard Table with —— SS FOE, SAGE GTHRPE OF THAT BEAUTIFUL | 310 Is and one Rack: ove Silver Bowl and COUNTRY REAL ESTATE block of Dwellines on Connecticut avenue, south of Case: one Oflice Desk: one -UMice ~ = 2 fh 4: _ | Metreet, in the most fashionable section of ‘the city. and one Portrait of the late Jeflersom. OR RENT_ONE OF THE BEST RURAL REST. | There houses have been erectod with great care, andare BN TONE OF THe Bist aL. + | well constructed throughout, containing 11 to 14 rooms, herd of Jerecy Cattle war selected with dences cep mperne i erne aee ee rn welling; | furnace, bath-rooms and conservatories, finished in aud with a view to the improvement of this dive acres well Tenoed;) goods grand view of ci with wooden mantels, and are fitted for ple butter-making stock. Parties ata distance who oe ale distant, only git, per month. ROBT. homes. Apply to Stock for breeding purposes, iuay find sowe SESLOIES Tee Oe See Sree eee JOHN SHERMAN &°CO., here to buy for then by communicating with Mr-JOHS ‘OR SALE OR LEASE A FARM oo TAINING St. Cloud Building. | a. 926 avenue, ey aeewanye: eed ington, acorestl Fok Shie, RENT AND EXCHANGE-LARGE AND ‘ROSS PERE! street northweat, Dunaitce, Guauie cromeees St ateaes fraite? pow nal bo Ca eee Oe Ty Beuisarp PERDALL, G6 son Detect, meadows and tine gardening land: plenty of ‘and | Peanaplosnia ae Pr Tey ag tga ee Sell watered; suitable for a gardener, oF dairyman; se 2. ___ — uctionser. 424, 27, 40, 33, . wont peas mines nae MONEY TO LOAN. OR RENT—THE WELL KNOWN “NORTH AR- AN, ar Ef ungton Fruit and Dairy Farm,” near this city, and | [Mf ONE¥ 70 10: TRUSTFES SALE OF THKEE-STORY BRICK f 0 stall Farms fOr ale oh oe ere peTLL IPs, ON REAL ESTATE, Ayo PER CENT. TACHED, No. 1bué MH STREET NOB‘ ade! BSE TET eevee X; 0. HOLTZMAN, On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUA ' POR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR UNENCUM- | _@19 20th aud ¥ streets northwest. _ | FIFTH, A.D. 1862, at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front bered property, Farm of 240 336 miles from Of the preniises, by virtue of a deed of trust city; 9-room hours on farm; fue peach and young ap- ¥.F. | March 16th, AD. 18:7, and duly recorded in Liver No. a ple orchard: excellent water. Inquire 2022 T ‘them, folio 143, ct roa, se wall sell ints puanbered twenty 03 1- 2m (20} and twenty-one (21), in Dutcher's eubdivision —— | square numbered four les ont ‘one Tule 0 and Pennsylvania if 196 avenue. R SALE—-OR EXCHANGE FOR UNINCUM- bered acres, Tailroad : ‘hot orchard: vineyard; food weter diuin, works electricity on ivory; tells true life— S 5 7 Mike cram tovgae ete. | BUSINESS CHANCES, ree eae eh earn oa atace Saas and N UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY 15 OFFERED FO! Houre 10101; 2 to¥ p.m. 1126-80" ‘amen of enetzy to secure an old ectablished an ‘ a ood paying Dusinces; about $2,000 required: ‘i-healtt ME3..2.5,. SEH, ‘of proprietor only reason for selling. pply to. cl mater and gel Se 600 6th ore J. 5. SOR! eee northwest, treats successfully, withow Beal Estate Avent and Chronic Diseases, Consultati im" | _aa2-st ‘923 Fuireet. MES 22.4, HULL, Pexon R_SALE—DRUG STORE; GOOD STOCK: GOOD ‘Test Medium and Magnetic Physician. fixtures and good stand.’ Address *' sd Residence, tii E street northwest. Star office. iced _ OffiegHoure, 10 n25-Im* ‘ME. BROOKE TEELS ALL THE EVE! Mite cAilbuninens confidential Ladien ay 5th streets northwest ATTORNEYS. . © ROSS PERRY, R. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Oppoate city a> ‘STREET, SRY WISE GARN) tie AUTORNEY-AT-LAW, jo. 2 Columbian Law > Sth st., bet. D and ‘sep6-6m,1p. Wasuikerore Doo” d Gen ith and nl7-6w* n7-6m ce, with con’ BRENT JUDGE STEPHENS, TINE BRICK ‘Residen acres of Land, the cars; $40 ‘per month, Also, wish to dispose of = wenient to MoxEx, MONEY, MONEY TO LOAN AT 2 cent per. th, TON'S Lean Office, S14 Sur sttvel, Hear can: avenue Dorthwest. IN SUMS TO SUIT, Mf ONEY TO LOAN, M short tit Hallrosd Securities and other Stocks = W. T. FITZGERALD & CO., : D. au4-3m_ Me Po perate secon AT LOWEST KATES OF INTEREST. n26-1m : THOR. 1324 Footrest, \dsome Steck Piano before going to Se ee DaMe ‘DIEUDONNE, hd. ‘di-w,sim £. OFFLEY, ~ I 1 ‘Room Corcoran Building. ‘Government and Bonds and dividend paring Securities dealt in. 4 ayivaniaaventi. | 309 1029 vet Ske Fe nye MONE’ TABLE IN Room 7, St. RS. DVANCED ON IMPORTANT and VAL- VENTIONN. elther betore or alter ‘Patent, Cloud Building, 9th and F streets. _dec30 PERSONAL. 1H. MILLER, removed his offete Hoome$ tad ® Gunton Law Buildings Lourlann avenue, near City Hal Wyoe-gen 1, EAR THROUGH THE AI TT Pepe Tea TEETH, ingane of Toent wonderfal scientitic invention, the DENTAPTIONE. What spectacles are to, the near Bighted, the Dery nae i bo eat Lied to hear eit hn ee any Cgueeriy wen pecf-cty sand the Deaf and sete Soe Se al Vase Gives perfect sati-faction. 2 8 es, L. C, BISHOP, | A and 22) with the object Address “*LONELY STRANG! ir nae GENTLEMAN FROM COLORADO DESIRES TO. make the scuusiatancect & Young. (between 18 ‘amusement, Star office. a23-2t* RIVATE ‘treet alll cases: Finder. DETECTIV. northwest. Reliable information : consultation 7 all business EB AGENCY, free; will call at strictly ‘300 9TH reldene 015-3 es m21 (Opporite Butchers’ SER. UGUSTUS BURG! 016 Fctroot nortivwest 316 Ag etreets, ‘Charges inoderate. No delay. nov26 N ATURE’S TRIUMPH,