Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1882, Page 2

_ THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON TUURSDAY March 23, L882. CROSBY S. NOYES Editor. ‘The Eyening Star bas a reeular. permanent. dena fiae daily cirenintion more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and enuat to that of all the other daily papers here added together. ‘Tux Sta: ehenge. Ad ana off serments, orders for the paper by mai ws, oF any information or business ‘The Doubie-Sheet on Saturday. Advertis: wh ever by sending in their orders for Saturday's eight-page Issue at the eartlest pract! ent, (and not later than able mm noon of th y,) to insure insertion and classifi- cation. The number of new advertisements on Sat- urday averages 150, while the total circulation of the double-sheet fssues for four weeks has reached the enormous figure of 118,803. a Tt appears that Representative Randall’s ground of opposition to the tax and Heense bill reported by the District committee, was not because It taxed drummers, but because it taxed educational and charitable institutions. Reference to the full Teport of the debate im the Record, shows, however, that most of the seant time allowed for the consideration of tits District matter was Oceupied by Mr. Cox, Mr. Skinner and others in behalf of the drummers. ‘The pertinent point was made by Mr. Neal in answer to those who opposed the bill, because op- S not offered for longer discussion, entlemen had been present, as they should have been when the measure was up for consideration during the evening sessions, they would have had ample time for the discussion of every provision of the bill We think the pro- Visions of the bill fn regard to the tax upon Schools and some other forms of taxation are open to amendment, but if the members of the House refuse to dis their manifest duties by at- tending the sessions specially set apart for the Consideration of this very measure, they certainly have no right to complain of want of opportunity to discuss It. And complaint comes with a particularly bad grace from the members who oc- cupied so much of the valuable time of the House on Monday in advocating the petty Interests of a few of their drummer constituents, who want to evade paying the tax in Washington they have to pay elsewhere. a) With the exception of occasional glimpses of what the miners cali pay color, ft must be said that up to this point the Shipherd investigation has hardly panned out in the way the public was Jed to expect from the character of the surface in- dications. Mr. Shipherd has a way of leading his hearers to think he 1s on the point of disclosing ‘something very wonderful, but when he opens his budget it is found to contain very little after all ‘that apy one really cares much about. Is It pos- sible that Mr. Shipherd 1s posing as a person who knows a great deal if he only would tell It, in order to advertise himseif and his schemes as things of some consequence? Just where the hitch exists in the case is hard to determine as yet. Various ‘theories are held. It may be one thing, and it may be another. To resume mining metaphors, when @ venture of which a great deal was expected turns out to be a failure that result {s sometimes due to the fact that the digging was done in the Wrong place, though In good faith, and sometimes to the fact that there ts really no ore in the vicin- ity. It happens, too, oceastonly, that prospectors themselves are not always willing to disclose the true vein. Meantime, however, those whoare in seareh of spring novelties should not despair. Mr. Shipherd may do better by and by. Besides, it must not be forgotten that some other gentlemen are to be heard from after he gets through. Gen- eral Hurlbut will probably take the stand, and when he does his story will doubtless be worth Ustening to. He ts lable to have views on any sub- ject that Interests him. and he has moreover a ple- turesque and emphatic way of expressing them. —— — Advocates of the franking privilege say that “the postal service Is that therefore “there Is neither sense nor reason in compelling members of Congress to pay postage on thousands of letters to tieir constituents in answer to Inquiries.” The answer to this is that it is as much the business of a meer of Congress to answer the inquiries of his constituents as It 18 that of a merchant to send out circulars and answer the letters of his correspondents. It is all 1m the line of business, and if one has the right to send his mail matter free the other Is equally en- Utled to the privilege. The talk about one being a public and the other a private Interest ts all bosh. Running for Congress is a business occupation as much as practicing law, carrying on a store, or Funning a factory, and should be put upon precise_ Jy the same footing as those pursuits. ‘The editor of the Providence Press does not hest- tate to intimate in so many words that Mr. Wil- Mam Brown, the noted Kentucky letter writer, tnade “persistent efforts to get office under Gar- feld on the plea of having helped nominate him,” and leaves the cruel Inference to be drawn that disappointment was the inspiration of that gentle- man’s recent assaults upon the late President’s reputation. What the facts may be in this instance we have no means of knowin; but it is safe as a general thing to assume that there 1s 4 grievance Of some sort at the bottom of the matter when- ever the memory of the dead is assailed. Mr. Brown's case 's probably no exception to this rule. ——_<on Tt is understood that it cost something over $8,000 to carry the Congressional mourners from Washington to Cleveland and back, on the occa- sion of the Garfield funeral, This{s about $130 a Plece. Considering that the railway company fur- ished transportation free, the sum named must be Supposed to represent what it cost to furnish food, beverages, carriage hire and other Nght refresh— Ments suitable for a season of mourning. It seems like a liberal allowance, to say the least, and ought to‘cover a good many nice extras. REMEMBER! ALWAYS ASK FOR FREDERICK BROWN’S GINGER, THE GENUINE—PHILADELPHIA. HE COLONNADF, Arianne Crry. 8. J. with all modern improvement com (2 ‘NES, formerly of Washington, D.O fneluding bot and cold sea water mld-lm C. 4. KE M- W. GALT, BRO. & CO. Display all the noveities in RICH JEWELRY, ‘The newest patterns of STERLING SILVERWARE, THE BEST AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WAT‘ FINE FANCY GODS, PLATED TABLEWARE TABLE CUTLERY, THE FINEST STA- TIONERY, &e. Particular attention isgiven to Repairing Watches, Jew- diry, Silverware, &c. Arma, Crests end Monograms correctly engraved in 1107 Pesnsynvanta AveNve. MONEY! = MONEY Joan im sums to suit, from 2: 3t FRED. SELINGER'S LOAN HOUSE, 737 Tub street northwest, streets. "Farce and liberal advances miad uonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, ‘Clothing and Merchandase of every same bouxht and wid. Ab transactions ro ‘D Kes PALACE, $14 Seventa ‘The balance of WINTER stock sold at gerengp ect iach Meceratieed tom Biaek and Engtish Treple Crey 5 $2.50 per yard. KINGS Palace. ” mll- la 814 7th street northwest. qT. —P De ‘Satina, Velvets, Cashineres, atop ‘and Tis 7th strook. ‘tended for the public,” and | Sreerr. Ww: KNOW THE TIME ‘4 6 OFFICE or THE ‘When the purchase of a SPRING OVERCOAT a it 7 ‘was considered a luxury by many, and an ex- SUNDAY HERALD travagance by the most of people. Where we 5 Le sold ONE fifteen years ago we now sell TWENTY-FIVE. People have learned that wha 8 Heavy Overcoat becomes Burdensome it is not the time to go Without Any Overcoat. It is one of the, if not THE, most useful garments, for when you lay it aside in the Spring you bring it into use again in the Fall. If you should visit the Mountains or the Seaside during the sum- mer you will need a LIGHT-WEIGHT OVER- REMOVED TO 409 TENTH STREET ‘Two doors north of D street, and immediately adjoin- ing the office of the Washington Gaslight Company. 1t [Aron & HUFTY, se mee = COAT—a valuable friend. Then again, in the as) matter of Health they are a great protection, for 9 Ryo 9,8 when it is too warm for your Heavy Overcoat you are liable to go out without any Overcoat and subject yourself’ to many troublesome days of illness. The Greatly Increased demand dustifies us in carrying an exceedingly large stock, which enables us to fit the smallest as well as the largest member of the male community. Tho styles are the very Acme of the Clothing art, In Fineness of Fit, Reliability of Material and Labor and Elogance of Trimminss they are Equal to the best custom work, while the price is fully thirty-five per cent. leas. If there is a size missing to fit the proportionate, the fat or stout man, the tall or lean man, we are not aware of it Having courteous salermen makes it pleasure for them to show you our goods whether you purchase or not. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, JUST RECEIVED: ‘The Finest Assortment of FANS! FANS!! In the City. NOVELTIES IN CRETONNE FANS—NEW STYLES. Ranging im price from 50c. to $6. CRETONNE WITH FEATHER EDGE, CRETONNE COVERED STICKS, EXQUISITE GOODS. FLORENTINE FANS TO MATCH SUITS. LARGE JAPANESE FANS FOR DECORATIONS. FULL LINE OF PEARL SATIN SILK LACE, And all of the most elegant designs at very reasonable prices. BAGS, SATCHELS, POCKET-BOOKS, Choicest styles in Brocaded and Embossed Velvet, Seal, Alligator, Plush, Russia Leather, Crape, Satin and Silk, Brown and Buff, Aligator and Seal—Very Elegant Goods. OUR SATCHELS AND TOURISTS’ BAGS Are the most desirable goods ever offered in this market. A. SAKS & C0, STRICTLY ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS. TTT A Y YE 00. RRR a Largest and Leading Clothing House, T AA YYL oO oOoOR R && bt AA YY L oO O RRR akk T AAA ¥ L 0 °o iS Rg é es BE ae = toe 316 awp 318 7rm sTREET. m20 H A FFF TTIT Y Y Hage bre yy H HU UF T b 3 We BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO OUR Pa- m23 HE uu F T ¥ TRONS THAT THE Noah WENTWORTH, NEWCASTLE, N. H. TENTH SEMI-ANNUAL ‘This Hotel will open JUNE 247H. It has accommoda- tions for 450 guests, and offers more attractions for the | pleasure and comfort of its patrons than any other sea- side resort on the Atlantic coast. Its high situation affords beautiful views both inland and seaward; its atmosphere, the easy manner by which it can be reached, its advantages for boating, fishing and | bathing, exerliént drives aud attractive walks, all com- | bine to make it one of the most charming -plages on | New Engiand cgpst. The honse contains eve®} modern | appliance. Tt "a xpacious and well-ventilated rooms, furnished in black walout, WITH THE BEST OF BEDS, parlors, balls and rooms for social enJoyinent. Err | er elevator operated by steam, Music Hall for | PP | Ganeins and theatricals: EPP | An Orchestra of twenty members of acknowledzed | B | professional ability, under the direction of Mr. Henry | EoHfaciows will furnish inusie for the eeason. i ‘The veranda, fifteen fect in width, surrounding the house, gives an extendet promenade Of over 1,000 feet | in length, while the view is nnexerlled in_beanty and | fEandenr. , Bowling Alleys, Billard oom. Steam | for excursions, sail sud row boats unde: of trusty and experieuced men. First-class liver: | boarding stables. Grounds lighted by the electric |qew York and’ Boston stock reports received every The Wentworth is reached by means of the Fastern diway in two honrs' ride froni Boston, aud is equally distant from Portland, Maine. It is fonr pours’ ride from the Fabyan Housé by way of the White Mountain Notch and North Gonway. Jt is also reached from the White Mountain pexe by the Boston, Concord and Montresl and the Concord Railways, aud by the Grand runk by way of Portland. At the station 1m Portsmouth the coaches of the Hotel are always in weitine. Address, Portemout! GEORGE F.. CHAR GRAND OPENING WILL OCCUR ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MARCH 27rn AND 28TH. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS SHIN MR. EMMONS will visit WASHINGTON shortly | In ALL DEPARTMENTS for the ABOVE 8 after the 15th of April, and will be at the KdGGs | thee Bowe Does! HOUSE, where he willie peared to show plans of “*The utworth.” and give fuil information about rooms, oOo NN NL 2 ABS 2 GPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. OO NNN EL Sg 00 N NN LLLL x JUST RECEIVED: A beautiful line of Striped and Figured DIMITYS FOR CURTAINS AND LOOSE COVERS. Also, great variety in DAMASKS, JACQUARD, PLAIN AND FANCY LINENS FOR LUOSE COVERS. Handsome line of LACE CURTAINS, RAW SILKS, CRETONNES, FRINGES, &e. CARPET AT BOTTOM PRICES. SINGLETON & HOEKE’S TO WHICH OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED, PALAIS ROYAL, 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ax m23 HE SATURDAY LE 401408 TWELFTH STREET. 22 TIONAL MUSEUM, are published at 10 cents : avied Corner, Penneylvania avenue and 110i street EELS Ue ee ow read, CTU! No. ry 4 i. 7 SOA TING: es ‘ready on Saturday) LECTURE No. 2, by RG LIEH CORT Nat SULEEA SS, For eale at the Smithsonisn Institution. the National Sele ete cat Museum, and by F. 8. MOHUN, corer 1lth aud (oigtrcnge tom eras perme Pennsylvania avenue. nis BEL, Meee I WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR SALE-sLOTS. W ANIEDTAN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, WITH A disposition for work; intellicent and of habits, ‘Address Situation, heer office. ANTED—A WHITE: iuach t room. Apply at \ANTED—4 GOOD OXSTER-SHUGKER, WHO ‘can In generally Fr 9th treet : cm 2 ANTFED—EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES FOR our Ladies’ Underwear tment. Must come well recommended. PALAIS RO’ TAL. No. 1117 Pa. Wistees COMPETENT COLORED WOMAN to cook, waeh und iron for a private family. Good wares. Apply at 418 2d street northwest. ‘it’ ANTED—A FOREMAN AND [WO LABORi Wain Farms Avriy af FULTON'S Loan Of S14 9th street norihweet. ae m22-2W WANtepas SETTLED WOMAN, TO COOK AND doweneral housework. No washing oc ironing, yAITER TO WORK IN thoy Pennsylvania pss ‘Must come wel! recommended, and stay at night. at 201 D street, corner of 2d northwest. m2: TWO ANTED—IMMEDIATELY,, WwW gnoeed Coat Hands, Apply to GEO. W. 9th street northwest. m2i-3t ANTED—AT LICENSED AGENCY, COOKS, Chaubermaids, Nurses. Families ind others ished reliuble seryants.. Servants for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, elecwhere. Contractors furr ighed railroad and other laborers free 2: F street northwest. HERC v __WANTED-SITUATIONS. _ ANTED—BY A WHITE GIRi. A SITUATION AS ate ch abermald and oneist with house work, wast ironing; no objections to leaving the OF referesioes. Gall for two days at 209 oorner 2 and Maryland avenue east, TED—SITUATIONS FOR ALITTLE WHITE inl and Box in a first-class family. Apply for one 21 20th street. m23-2t" WASIED — BY A MIDDLE AGED COLORED woman of experience, a Situation as Nurse; would prefer to travel; best of references. Apply at 1502 Loth street northwesi it? Vv 7 AN'TED—EMPLOYME: B ried nan: sober and not afraid to work. NEEDY, Star office. : ANTE: 4 ERNA T PORITION; cash and 10 per cent. of salary will be pai ares«0.K., Star office." mis-st* W ANIED_ BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WHITE man a Situation as farmer or wardener; first-class. references. Apply at 1216 F street northwest. m21-Jt" WANTED—ROOMS. ANTED—FOUR OR FIVE UNFURNISHED Rooms, first or eecond floor, suitable for house- keoping, by three adults, Address F.TJ., Star office. YANTED-TWO UNFURNISHED COMMUNI- state location and price. | Agdrses 12 OF THE NAVY WISHES iH. M. Wranty ‘ oD for himself alone a large Room, or two of moderate referred; size for three months: southern éxposure on. F to K and 12th to 20thetreeta. Ad particulars, 8.T.W., Box 135, Star office, WANTEDONE OR TWO ROOMS WITH MM ern improvements; permanent arrangement 80- cured if suited: only those not too inquisitive and ap- nnlinens need reply. Address B. OLIV! m: RK RENT—THRER Fern Terr" ckh, obreet m23-3t* COMMUNICATING ELE- Rooms in good neighborhoed, west, at only $10 per month: northwest. i RENT—AT 1309 F STREET NORTHWEST, handsomely ite or ‘single; references required. Call betw: ‘T—ROOMS one south front room, second floor. ee. = furnished Rooms f for gentlemen, eh gen of (8; 1225 NEW YORK AVENUE; ‘Board in the m22-3t* FoR RENT Pour Rooms; all on the references required. Apply at 1823 Hi housekeeping: street northwest. OR RENF_TO GENTLEMEN—TWO CO} ‘OR MORE UNFURNISHED same floor; suitable for lizht MUNI- cating furnished Roome, fronting south, in a private family. 1537 FP strect, corner 16th stteet; references m22-3t" 7 RN SHE! ” LE in a desirable locati » fronting fp the Hast Capitol Park, cheap rent. Appi" ou Preue iP - DP See ines, 12 Ist street cout with stable in the FRANK T. BROWNING, Columbia Law street, between D and E northwest. itheast. rear. _FOR RENT—OFFICES. OR RENT—OFFICE ROOMS— WELL LOCATED and low rent. ¥ street. Apply to J. SWORMSTEDT, 928 m2i-3t FOR RENT—HOUSES. FE RENT—1437 CORCORAN STREET—THRE: story Brick, mansard roof, qecupiedl for past twelve years by S. Ment. “Possession on I cheapest in the city. Ap; FOR BENTOA VERY with extensive grounds, on the Heizhts of town. rent fo a careful tenant fell of 1883. Apply to street northwest, J. Kimball, esa. ‘The owner is about to leave for Eurone, az. the Treasury depart- ist proximo. Rent on! — lyon premises. m23-3t COMMODIOUS HOUSE, George a will at a reasonable price until the ‘THOS, E. WAGGAMAN, 917 F m23-3t JOR RENT— . 801 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, COR> ner H street northwest, a 10 room Brick Dwelling, ‘with modern conveniences. treet west, 1st F orth J, FISHER & C¢ os m22-3t ‘THOS. NT—ARCTIC 300g aeets; all modern inn nts. a Cottage, suitable fora boarding-house. Address 923" Marehall street, Philadelphia, Pa. m21-eod3t JOR RENT—A DESIRABLE RESIDE ner ad and T streets northwest, tw 0 em, good repair: NCE, COR rooms, mod- nd back yard; lot ide, front 35xi50; $60, ALBERT ¥. FON. 920 Kr street novthe wes! m22-3t 1 RENT—A MODERN BRICK, 1412 NINTH Ke FF itvect northwest” teu roous, poo tepals $05) De ble Brick, 436 M xtreet m- ‘northwest, twenty rooms, stable, 920 F street nw. m22-ut &c., $65." ALBERT F, FOX, per month." Appl vania avenue ni NORTHWEST, ick House; 8 rooms, bath, water ient to to west, threo lines of cars. Kent $25, M. GOLDSMITH, 917 Pennsyl- m22-3¢ AN TED —TO PURCGHASE—A HOUSE BE- tween 6th and 14th ahd F and K etreeta northwest. Address, giving location and price, Box 78, Siar of WANTED. 10 MENT FURNISHYD—By CARE- ful tezant, for a few months, from April Ist, well-farnished Rouse, modern improvements. in cen: tral part of the city. “Apply by letter, or betweon 7 and 8 p.m.to N.A. 3 15th street northwest. m23-1m WASTED NTA MODERATE - SIZED tion, ‘House, with modern improvements, central loca- , by Apr iste Address FRANK Sy TIBBETS, corer Lith street and New York avenue." m13-2 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS W A3T2D_A FARMER, ‘TO WORK SIXTY ACRES ‘of Lend near Washiticton. Apply to THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1524 F street northwest. 102! J ANTED—SOLDIERS’ MILITARY BOUNTY Lanf Warrants, Soldiers’ Additional Homestead nd sil kinds of Government Land Scrip, f est cash rates wil be paid. WA. J, JOHN- orney-at-Law, Le Droit bailding, corner 8th ts. ja16-3r0 4 CARPETS TO CLEAN AND STE. at KICE’S, 490 Muine avenue southwest: fe: to renovsie, mattresses to remake, furniiure to stea > oldest and best concern in the city. TED—CARPETS TO GLEAN. WE DO NOT . Our work is done better and prices Jower than in any other e=tabl atin Washiugton. Ordets by telephone. A. H. CHACE &BUO., 616 Lou- isiana avenue. Je ‘D—TO ANNO! LL, Room 4, 142 w York avenne, is a Com- er of Decds for Every State and Terri' . Coumisstoner, Examiner and Notary. oftice froin 9 a. m. to 5p. m. D—OLD GOLD AND SILVER IN LARG: Quantities.“ Highest cash price paid. 3% avenue, bet. 3d and 43 strects, Jani b—YOU WY THATISELL AY uilor-made Second-hand Suit, much better and ogreat deal cheaper than a common new suit can be bought, at = JUSTH'S'OLD STAND, No. 619 D_ street north or at Branch Store, No. 409 Oth et. thwest. N, ‘We buy but fret-class Second-hand Clothing. E LOST AND FOU Lost iasr RIGHT, TWO | GRAY. resis and watch key ‘on a ring, belween Nationsl Hotel and 1720 K street nortinvest or possibly in a. Hei dic. A iiberal reward will be paid if returned to the office of the Nationel Hotel. st OST—ON MARCH 2: LAIN. yeneil and medal attached. | Finder will be literally rewarded by applying at No. 1338 Q street northwest. istered 5 REWARD_T.OST & BUG DOG, HAVING brass link collar and tag. ‘The above reward paid by returning him to 1006 Pennsylvania north REWARD.—STRA¥ED FROM 19TH STREET, between Land M, om March 17th, a brown, half: Setter Dog Pup. Above reward if returned to LEAN, 19th and K streets northwest. m?2-3t" OST—IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION OF THE city, a Blue Silk Pocket Handkerchief. ‘The finuer Mall be ‘Very liberally rewared by returning to Star ce, m: THAT JOHN IE BI i RENT—5' inia avenu F ACRES OF GRO order, above Uniontown, D.C. Orphan Agyium, with a conifortable cottae. ‘ill rent house separate. rth west. adjoining German and neat 2-story ‘Apply at 312 Penn- 122. 23, 25" (OR RENT—FURNISHED, 725 18TH STREET northwest, between Pennsylvania avenue and H st., adesirabie teh-room Dwelling, with modern conveni- furnished. THOS. J. FISHER & Ct Be ences and ni 1825 F street northwest. OR RENT_TWO-STO ¥ BRICK HOUSE, » SIX rooms aud bath room: cellar, range, hall, hot and cold water; 1617 10th 22th street northwest. OR REN’ papered; 631 South Carolin: #12. m21-; theast: Apply tod. S. SWORMSTEDY, 928 ¥ etreet. street northwest. Apply at 521 'm21-3t" 200M Bi venue 6on TX. OK RENT—HOUSE 1457 PIERCE PLA west, between 14th and 1 a and bancinent house, $25 J{OR RENT—AT 39. Park @uce north water in kitchen, & J. W. STARR, 1429 Nev OR KENT_AT 31 Houre with six rooms ahd bathroom, ball, 2 1119 Park Place northeast, one square north of Li squares from East Capitol strect J. W. STARR, 1429 New York avenue. Park and three keys at 1115. a FOR RE} ES $83.33) 3 . 40.00: 1417 Hopkins st ‘TA COMMODIOUS STABL! 530 21st street, corner of 21st end ¥ streets north- nt reusonable to a good tenant. 917 F street northwegt ‘E NORTH- m21-3t 50 TO GOOD TENANT, 1123 x Toons, gas, Kewirace, ck north of Lincoln Park. rkavente. md m21-3t 2.50, TO GOOD Ti a wood|2132 Pa.av.,st'e&7 3.333017 M 40.00'311 3d st. 20. MISCELLANEOUS oR RENT—A WELL SITUATED BAKERY NOW ing & fair business, at 334 K street southwest. IN REAR ‘T.E, WAGGA- m21-3t FOR SALE—HOUSES. roe SALE_AT A BARGAIN, A CHOICE VACANT ‘Lot, Gth street, sell cheap. onder, with allmedern ith and 7th northwest; sold iinmediately Exe and Pennsylv: between E Also, a 10-room brick Houre in coun lete long change of WM. H. MAIN & en and F northwest; will improvements, Estreet, between of an estate, and must be Inquire at Real Estate KOS., corner of 3d m23-6t) m8. Di room Bricks, with modern improvements; each lot 20x100 to analley. THOS. J. FISHER & CO. m23-3t FS ‘SALE—CHEAP_ON FOLLOWING TERMS: 230 cash and $20 monthly, the fine corner Dwelling, suitable for as north of store and 12th street and Park Place northeast: entrance, cellar, seven rooms, hail, cas, newly papered and painted; will Dwelling, southwest corner. ; has front and side ke jock exchange; one neoln Park and three blocks from East Gapi- tol strect cars. J. W. STARR, 1429 New York ave- m21-3t Printing of all kinds promptly executed by JUDD & DETWEILER, MADAME WASHINGTON, magGR- TH AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. | Fa FLEUR'S EXCRETER. The best tonic known. ‘The new theory in medicine. Uses nature's own purifiers, the pores of the skin, as outlets for disease. Nodanger of catching cold while faking Excreter.. Read circulars now being distributed, containing certificates from. well-known citizens Baltimore. Beautiful souvenir cards will be given out daily on the streets to the ladies. Excretnr, is the won. age. Kead circulars and you will be convinced hat you need not euifer {rom disease. LA FLEUE & CO., 23-20" Baltimore, Ma. EOPLE’S MUTUAL LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE, Mp. Do not fail to insure the life of your horse against in a good reliable com- No, 1211 PENNSYLYANIA AVENUE. 4& NEW DEPARTORE. DRESSES MADE AND MATERIAL FURNISHED AT LESS THAN NEW YORE PRICES. ELEGANT GOODS NOW IM STOCK. IHN R. DUTTON, ‘Ladies should call st once and leave their orders be- Meaaurer and TEXAS ALU avenne and N.C. R. W. Offic: j fore the assortment of elegant fabrics is broken. W. John street, Baltimore, Md SATISFACTION GUAKANEEED. mi6-3m_ MADAME WASHINGTON. Fooxomican AND SAFE. WEAVER, KENGLA & CO.'S LAUNDRY SOAP 18 RCONOMIOAL, BECAUSE IT IS PURE; BEING FHoStETTER's CELEBRATED S885 TITT 00 MM A FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS g FOO MuMM aA ad HH | MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE OLAT, SILI. om OO REE Mins o Hoe GATE, bc. WHICH AEM USED 10 ADD WEIGHT Sgss) S08 D BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAB OUT 4 eee # | AND ROT THE CLOTHES. IT IS SAFE, BECAUSE IT IS MANUFACTURED FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OUBSELVES), BBR, gi THT fTIT ERE RRR ,85%5 PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE fer ft + ke Rr CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR- RBH + # = Sassy KET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM BBB OM OT T Exe E B Ssos3 = THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD «1 x THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH. PUT UP IN BARS, AND EVERY BAR BRANDED WITH OUR NAME. ¥OR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY, . - AND WHOLESALE AT OFFIOE, $244 WATER STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. C. ORDERS WILL ALSO BE RECEIVED FROM THE ‘TRADE BY FRANK HUME, BARBOUR & HAMIL- ‘TON, N. H. SHEA, OB RYON & EARNSHAW. m3 TS REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE CO., OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS is the great hourehold medicine of the American people, and is taken everywhere asa eafeguard against No OPEN FOR INSPECTION, ICE: V. NOONAN —JTEST_CLARS FLUMEENG - peciaity: over years practical saperience . i street, adjoining the a oe Perscnal attention wien to a pee a mio TION, No. 211 45 street, three doors north of Pennsylvania avenue, east side. Hereafter extractions under Nitrous Oxide, without pain, will be $1 for tho first tooth and 90 cents cach additional tooth at the sitting. Extractions without Annalgean Fillings trom totes An aeack ted nazar rom. All Work warrant saree ‘Have sdminieteren ‘Nitrous Oxide to over 30,000 patients, by car will be furnished free tickets (Patients cor toand from the office, he Wise Lor eatin on Daily Walks Depend.” PEEL BELIEVED WITHOUT PAIN INA FEW MINUTES.—Thousanda, from far and ue: DR. WHITE'S Chirovodial Establishment, 1416 Penn. sylvania, avenue, opposite Willand's Hotel, for ral from and avoidance of Hard and Soft Corns, Banions, lub and Ingrowing Nails and all complaints of the feet. He : 8 a.m. to 6 p.m, fe visit. Established in’ ‘Washington, oie in tor bag mT pR. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 459 NINTH Die oe anesthetic, En.w. ‘Used on the gums; alleviates the pai lied with great efficacy. Nitrous oxide fered.” Changes reasonable. R. R. PARSONS, DENTIST. —OFFICE AND AY Hewidenco 428 vith street northwest, over Balian- e's Bookstore. Fi ‘& speciaity. ‘Teeth inserted on vilicanite and celluloid. Gas for the painless extraction of teeth, day or night. moderate. J7 a Bee an ee 1290 1 atrest northwest or ‘Box Tid Guy Post Of aS ee R. M. 5. PARSONS, MEDICAL ELEOTRI sncepesce te Dre A "Le Bosworta O Hours 9 ami fren. and 2 p.m. TH RTIEICIAL TEETH MADB BEFORE AND I serted immediately aftor natural Pei oar NALLY, 1821 F stroot northwest, WEISENBORN, DENTIST, 915 708 STREET D porations 6 gai s foot af reas Sige °1 eed 2 DUKE, DENTIST, 715 14TH STREET NORTH- ash between Q ntreet and New York srenus.— ‘without Pain, 90 cla ‘All operations warranted: SontS TALBOTT, DENTIST, No. 437 1TH T. M. street, three doors ft corner E, inall Diet ‘Tooth inserted’ Neots SPECIALTIES FOR THIS WEEK CONSIST OF- ELEGANT FRENCH FLOWERS FOR BOUQUET DE CORSAGE. — AND TKIMMING RIBBONS. ble ee, DRESS AND CLO. BEAD AND DRESS ORNAMENTS, FRINGES, one, ae Di WRAPS. REAL AND IMITATION FRENCH NECK- Y REAL REINE — NooOT*’Ss, 916 PENNSYLVANIA: AVENUE, T street northwest. partment, or after 4 p.m. af 1149 24th R SALE—THE DESIRABLE PROPERTY, 1006 Inquire at Room 88, War De- street north- ml8-eolw we FOR, SALE HOUSE, ‘orthweet; brick: 9 rooms: bath; L. M. SAUNDERS 20x95, to . asia, NO. 1612 a pags Pane fae m9-1m 'OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR. - Pe tttine Restdencs on jeaet corner erty a fine Nortn Capitol and. Boundary streets, containing tho southeast corner of feet of ground. Improvements consist of » double fe brick house, containing eleven rooms. also carriage house, ornament m8-3w* ‘wine vault, fine well of water, tal treoe, Inquire on promises, ‘OR SALE—I HAVE SEVERAL GREAT BA Fre and jain, ‘balance payments, mn & brick front houses, Rrodern, sf prices from basement snd back butidi Seeceas Senet at G per cent. - ‘in ite, Ere Sas provements, renting for $50; to’ an eant to Dupont” street northwest. purcha- : Sia We Sein ney TOE x COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, _ RENT —A BRICK eee BS. is ag ee ee ee atc sold at about 22-3 AND BEAUTIFULLY ‘ite former val- Apply to ’. McCULLOUGH, Lumber | 11 New Jersey avenue. For Sate” BEAUTIFUL Lot, 22 FT. FRONT on I street between 9th and 10th streets; a af.g Avo tod: Be WORMOTEDE, 928 F etre = OR BALE ON FOLLOWING TERMS: $10 CASH ty. twenty beaut sstree! each i sisi on, ii | Lincot Parks oS northeast. one ruinding Lots, at and C ‘Dlock north of ‘and three blocks from Fast Capital street ‘care. Lots . Water, W. STARR, Tai Now Fork avenue. was and sewerage. eA mil-im FINE BUILDING LO T, 31 FE R SALE ET inches by feet € incl on the north «ide of Peet avenue, between 17th and 18th streets northwest; alley in rea. Apply at 310 west, E street north- mé-1m VERY F SALE, Han wewood case. and in pert be sold for $20caah. . a m23-3t 1108 Penns} Fit Sine Sroudsters ana arrived from West Virginia; also and Wegous, of all descrij at a GEYER, 498 und 4 Foe. SALE—A NEW JOB PRESS, ¢ abarcain. Call at once at Koon ing. ALE—MISCELLAN EOUS E PAIR OF HIGHLY Horses, suite carriace Heman's own driving, beloncing to army officer who ‘Das to leave the city on April lst; mu=t be sold: tee given. Apply to WASH. NAILOR, st his 1926 E street. mi or cen- aran- tables, = ‘ONE PRINCE MELODEON. fect order. Will G. SMITH. ‘Ivania avenue. OR SALE —AT A LOW FIGURE, A LOT heavy draft —— June bancain. W. F, > treet fiorthwest, m22, 28,25, 3t* SHASE 10X14— ‘Corcoran bisld- m22-2t SALE—CHEAP_ON| ze VERY Fes, sound ‘9th and O streets northwest. cash. . Apply at CI Sidney Nimmo, 433 7th street north’ v Bugeies. District. One Fine Box Wagon. Trade Wagons. above. ‘One « Pect avenue, West JOR SALE-SEVE fine coupe horses and ‘#shington. ‘New York avenu ROBT. RB. fe2_ Repository and Factory, 410-4: RIAGES, WAGONS, BUGGI s © and Second. Hand Carriages am eat stock of Varuiehel Waons. BUSINESS CHANCES. _ FINE YOUNG pe Horse, two fine Driving Horses and two good, ‘ork Horses. Inquire at THOMPSON'S Stable, ‘mr21-Gt™ T WALNUT-CASE FULL ted, for only $4 EY J. REED's, successor to west. mn21-6t JOR SALE_MAHOGANY CASE, PIANO, (Sour 3 diceport Organ, 6 lor Organ, $59. Ate, ‘or Sohmers & Schomacker's Gold String Pianos, 1139 10th street northwest. m.20-6¢* OR SAL CAREIAGES—FOR Pingats fe oon at eee aces and Macons, of all styles, and Mepairing, call at G21 G etreet northwest, before purchasing elsewhere. mi5-1m = 3. J. MEEKS. in th: DES. Ne Brown's Spring Wagons of all sizes, “All of the at very. jowest prices. JAMES itory, 1220 32d (Hish) sirect. Factory, SK. PROBEY, > 8240 Pros’ £25-3m AL PAIRS OF HORSES, TWO some fine singte driving and | sadd'e horses at HUGUELY & BOWEN’S Stat 45 R SALE_CARRIAGES, OF EVERY VARIETY. Sole agent for the Districtof the Basion Backboard d other . GRAHAM, 16 8th st. n. BEST TALITY Suimon Br ick. 250.00( north HAND-MADE CHAS. T. DAVIS, Lessee, Columbia Brick Co., 1114 Pennsylvania avenue It JOR SALE—A FEED STORE, FP itahon! will peasin reenoutble | ANTED—$10,000, 3 TO 5 YEA | Wen | worth $25 Fo HOLTZMAN WOR SALE—BARGAL on 7th 1321 avenue. DOING 4, Goo Apply on premises, 831 08h street northwest. md 30° the right RS, AT 5 PER on business property on F strect north 000, by a Nor] mun _—<direct- Addins WAL 921 F street northwest, = m22 lw SS PROPERTY BU N street; dwelling on pitol Hill that will | 10 percent. "He i CULTURE, 1451, Kennoyindeta m21-3t in a thrivi ptore, hardware or bakery end D. F: OWENS, Rockville, Md. TH\O LEASE FOR FIVE YEARS 0) some, larse, partially furnished eleven rooime, three bay windows, ce. fectis west; Staru 3,000 WILL BUY A LANG! §-room House and Storeroon: adjo Bounty 1 All of the above Land Scrips for sale. on W. C. PERSONAL. r Wiihusacet by mistake, Mor Lace Caps and Collarettes, (soile: streets zi L 4A celled xt Prof. DeWolow: in cat Inetitate, 807 Lith street W. Sieactive Actncy., Gomnantation ness ‘strictly contidential. Notice to ttended to, Oftice hours—9 26 F street northwest, ck and Fixtures of a Grocery Store. 4,370 feet of ground. Good Stable. Address Star office. WILLIAMS AND G. E. PRICES Bl R SALE—A SPLENDID BUSINESS PROPERTY ing town; a good opening for Dm Address jonery. Leow _ 01 AHAND- corner House: jar and furnace: | open grates, Tance, speaking tubes; on T street north: | pure air. For terms and locality adai ice. ress Box 156, m2i-1m THREE-STORY ining, ineludins m Vv E HAVE D! . 3 * hess Property and Vacant Lots in Washington that will be excl York, or Cui 1 p2stim Westen Additional Homestead Cisima, Sioux Haif-breed Porterfield Warra Valentine Ti nd’ Warrants, ke, Address or cali BILL, room 18, St. Cloud Building, Wash- com f4-3m" ; EDUCATIONAL (CASTILIAN LANGUAGE TROROUGHT) Cc tw the Spanish teacher, a ROMARATE, 915 G street north 2 PPRORTSSOR ALEX. PE, WOLOWSETS NEW nicthod for Siuictut and Piano. shortest and brat; seving Year of practice for opera, concerts and lor, mh Ltn street northwest, betweon Hf m2 ME. L ots Evening and mo city references. 312 W. PLY! A.M. 5 SW. corner #th and K streets northwest. Privately or in Ciast—Mathematics, Latin, Greek, (rerman apd Ehlish. Special attention to prep- aration for Cobege, West Point, Anospolis and petitive exaniinations.‘Term= in a vance, 1 PRINCE, FROM PARIS, GIVES at ‘street north west. zi ‘mee i x South Ken-ineton, En: nd. cimens and Boom 16, Vernon Row,’ Poanaytvenia svemus PAT? HAS BEEN ISSUED TO AF. CRAIG, 1229 M street northwest, for a new method of icine a stroma i the art agper reside EP@eyorTH scnoor, NEEDI EWORK AND Kmubroideriew taught after Royal eeboa. oak 09 FRANKLIN Stier, Raverwome, Mp., Mas. H. P. LEP UBVEL. — Enctish ‘nnd French and Day choot for ng ladies and litte girls. ‘The 19th annual asiom: Regan in Septumber. "For apply tote pra cipal DISCAL ACADEMY. 2721 De SaLes St.. wer. Corn. ave. awp Tre STREET NORTHWEST. Principal, J.P. CAULFIELD, Mus, Doo. Studies resumed Septeiu ber 2eth. 2-6m M ADAMY M. CHEVREMONT (FRENCH TRACH- cr), Diplomes de M Academie de Paris. Leone pet. vote and in clasees, nt reasonable terms. Best af ruler. ences. Address readence 10 Lauh eaneet northwest. JL W3 'GTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC-AT TIMMS’ NEW HALLS cor. Tthand De.w. En- france on D street. ‘Thirteenth year. Piano, Voice, Singing, Violin, &e. Twelve teachers. advariturs. OLB. BULLARD, Director. jad-3un™ W TERM IN JANUARY— ling, Afteruoon and Evening Clames of all | srades. The’ system of teaching is pleasant, thorugh, and practical. A Paridian pron’ jon tanght. mod Call, or wend name and address, MILLE. V. PLUDHOMME, 1818 T street northwest. ait J.B OVHEEL: ORGANIST, TEAQHER OF PIANO e and VOCAL, MUSIC. — Particular attention to be- Lunniners, as well se those wiehing to be qualified for Pertunuérs or Teachers, 794 12th street nortuwest, eos | MoM, SAEUS AND ASSISTANTS — PRI- aM vat 2 Class. —Ancient and Modern Lan- wuawes, Mathonatios, Preparation for Collece, and Scicutitic Schools. Ladies’ German € Mornin: evening caswe forgenticmen, “Address for y evening classes for. % circulars F, MUSSAEUS, THY L street northwest [SS AME LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, TEACHER of Vocal and Tustrumental Music. "Addrew 944 street northwest. aus attractive hall in the handsomsedifes ktewn throeeiens BUILDING, Day Yih the United Statesax LINCOLN HALL and Fvening Sessions for Ladies and ‘on, : also full information A. Garfield: eyed Callens, sil, be Gg yo applica. pt by gail, oF ‘obtained foley on. Henny . SPEM SPENCER, Vioo pate tien | iS. 8. L. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL FOR Young Ladies. West End Eleventh ee . eos See circular, - JATIN, GREEK, MATHEMATICS, NATURAL SCL ‘suoe fad Fulish. privately or in clam. | Stadonta varesl for College and competitive examinations, ror jddress A. JANUS. AM. _ 04-8 = Columinan Collewe. ASHINGTON GOLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.—A Children, re-epens arply to Mrs. 2D. Boarding Day School for ¥é Ladies cam Rapterrber 19, 18M Ror carcudacs BUTCHER and Miss M. C. DOUG- Principals, 1023 and 1027 12th street northwest.a6 BOARDING. ERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARD- ers accon.modated at the Mc} House, corner of 16th and I streots uorthwest. Mrs. M. T. SOUTH- ALL. mild -2 | YLINTON 1 LOUSE Ta 'D ISTRERTS.—FIRST- | » Table Board, $18: Room and Board, $22 to | #25;, location central: no liquors, W. 0. NAYLOM. v6 REESE PES Tae udiana avens 25 per i. |tnonth. SAKAH FLAGLER at 4 JME TREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME | 2 comforts than any hotel in the city. The halls and | passages are heated with steam; the rooms are new and | well furnished, and the table ts'second to none. ‘Tran. | sient rates, 2.50 aud §2 per day; monthiy $25, $30. and $49. HE LOCHIEL HOUSE, $12 9ru STREET Ni west, ix one of the coxiest and best houses in the city. ed at reasonable __ ATTORNEYS. H.* EDW. H. THOMAS. ° HALL & THOMAS, ATIOENEYS-AT-LAW, 916 F street northwest. m6-3m* ILL THE LADY WHO RECEIVED FROM the kabduess to return same and oblige DOUGLASS, 9th and F m22-2t 's during bis engaye— tin New York. can call now to eee hii at bi i iz is free. All busi cali at residence | W T. FITZGERALD, . aTTogy EY-AT-LAW, |. Corcoran Building, Practices in all tie Courts. H. MILLE, Attorney-at-Law, Rooms 6 and 5 Gunton Law Building, sal 492 Louinicua avenue, LES BROWN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, iF: ¢ (For tl past 14 years Kevister in’ Bankraptey for vives spectal attention to Collections, Assign. the beueti tof credito and the settiement of RIVATE DET) street northwest. Flinder. formation in all canoes consultation. free; ‘wilt call at readenes when requested; all business strictly confidential. C.5. mi5-1in iable Clairvo. advice ‘and business, love and matrimony. ALL IN Sati ion given or no pay. 2d street. above D street northwest. AM ROSS, THE LONG-ESTABLISHED, RE- mt and Axtrojoxist, wives fersion; tells the past, prosent and fususe destiny circa jon; estiny ; giv assistance on all matters appertaining to ‘TROUBLE CALL. ‘Kooms, 402 a6 MONEY TO LOAN. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTAT! M om te oak. E. B. ‘at lowest rates, and in cor- TRELL, 1431 vania avenue. m21-Im HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ES- tate security in sums to suit and at lowest interest. 0. C. GREEN, + m6-3m. ToD on Real Estate and other west. ties: rates low, and sums to suit 1163 ‘M. SAUNDERS & BRO. HAVE MONEY TO Loan, yea Securi- street north- 124 ‘ONEY TO LOA! IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY. F. W. MILLER. 120-2m 513 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Mo To Loan, ON BEAL ESTATE, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and ¥ streets northwest. ns MOREE 70, Loan AT LOWEST f-3m RATES OF INTEREST, ee 1324 F street northwest. ‘ONEY TO Luan. gums of from $100 and ‘Charges moderate. No delay. pa have MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL Upwards, at lowest rates. ESTATE, in in B. H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest. ‘QNEY TO LOAN, In sums to sult, at ‘extute security. lowest on ed real ined Ox BROWN, iaylvania avenue, SPECIALTIES ‘Mamnetic orthwest, treats guccesaf uliy, and Chronic Diseases. Consultation free. Acute in” LIFE. All busincas: 5U cents each. 408 1 street, northwest. EVENTS TELUS ALL THE EVENTS OF 4th and nii-20w" 2 banda) i HEALER, (BY icine MEE B. DN arene LATE pt ts Moree Sen TURKISH BATHS. am, to10 p.m, | Eistes of persons decessed. im Gunton Build- mal6-1m* | om, Louie avenue. Jal4-3m i 309 9TH ROSS PERRS, : Reliable inf fi ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 342 D STREET, Opposite City Hall. 276m. PIANOS AND ORGANS. (SUCCESSOR TO SIDNEY T. NIMMO,) 437 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, DEALER IN NEW AND SECOND-HAND PIANOS AND ORGANS. To ey x Good Reliable PIANOS at all times, from $60 upwarde, on easy terms. OBGANS from $40 upwards. The finest tuners and best regulated Repair @hop im the city. Call for estimate, when your Piano needs repair. m2 CHAUNCEY J. REED. ALLEPRIGHT SEAN PEANOS, WORLD RENOWNED AND cxnguauen EPR MEW SEY LeS 20 HOLIDARS. L. SUMNER, SoLe AGexr, 410-20 811 $rm Stuxer Nomrawesr. JPR EICHENBACIPS PIANO WAREROOMS. PIA ity various makes for saic snd rent et im. Knabe & Co,"s World: reno Pianos. " Tuning and * $23 11th street, above Peunaylvania svenue. 23-1m HE EFF, THE ‘ICH & BACH, AND othe Ans see PIANOS aud OMGANS it priogs end easiest | Area - G. L. WILD & BRO., Sole Agents, 709 7th street northwest, near. Pisnos and Organs for rent, tuned and repaired. ja4 _MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. _ TH! 00 RER vu o Sc 88 Be Soo OB ‘00 R GGG UU INETTE UTOMATIC AT. PIPER ¥s ORGANS, REED ORGANS: AND Prices, $8 to $30. Large instruments, $60 to§2, 500. The mest wonderful inusto producing instruments in Sommuceal tnow ‘required. "Gall aia abo them, OP send for circular to MECHANICAL ORGUINETTE CO., 831 Broadway, between 12th and 19th streets, ‘Scme of our stytes can be even at =