Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1882, Page 4

AO ae 4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON The vector Sear has a reantan, verenneet. boua fae dxitv circulation more than trebdle that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that ef all the ether daily papers here ndded together. = ‘Te Stan office is connected with the Telephone Ex- (henge. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mat ‘End otherwise, news, or any information or business ectaeet es ween free of charge. ‘The Senate yesterday passed a House ‘bill which siveeps out of the way of future Congresses amass Of claims It was an “omnibus” bill for the pay- ment of small war claims. In the measure 1,359 persons are named a8 the beneficiaries, together with the amount that shall be paid each. The aggregate amountof the bill ts $291,148, and the elsims average about $214, some being as low as $10, anda few running up to $1,000. These claims ‘were for stores end supplies takem during the re- Beltion, mostly from farmers, for the use of the ‘Union army, and they have been before Congress for years. The act under which they are now Enally to be ald was passed In 1864, and provided that after proper exsmination and after being gudited by the Treasury claims of this character from loyal citizens should be paid. There is no question of the President’s approval of the DIL —_++2—___ It fs hinted that the democrats intend to conduct the coming congressional canvas upon the “still- hunt” plan; and if fs not improbable that the re- publicans will do likewise. Indeed, there 1s noth- 4mg over which the politicians can make a fuss. ‘The Chinese question will agitate only certain lo- ealities, and it may, possibly, be settled by action ‘of Congress before the canvass begins. The demo rats cannot with any consistency preach tariff Feform, because they neglected to take any steps fin that direction during the six years they had gontrol of the House, and the two years of which ime they were in the majority in both branches Of Congress, The chances are that the congres- Bional campaign wili be a free-for-all Hght. —_—__—_+e2—__—_ ‘The speech of Mr. Voorhees in the Senate, yes- terday, 1s regarded by some as the opening of a democratic assault upon the foreign policy of the administration. It was a severe arraignment of that policy, and a sweeping condamnation of the course of the State department and Mintster Lowell. Ir it produces any political effect the democrats will, no doubt, endeavor to take advan- tage of it, and we may once more have the ques- tion of the status and rights of foreign-born citi- zens brouzht before the country. —__—_<e»—_—__ A Dill has been introduced In the New York state senate looking to the consolidation of the cities of New York and Brooklyn. Such aconsoli- dation would give this country a populous city, a fival of London; but woulta’t tt be well to sup- ‘Press some of the local political bosses and bum- mers before legislating the two cities into one? ‘They work mischief enough as tt 1s, Dut to bring the Kellys and McLaughiins together in one fleld ‘would be more than the people could stand, unless, ‘happily, they should turn against and destroy each other. ————— Manif{estly Mr. MacVeagh Intends to organize a party by himself, of himself, and for him- sel. He says the political organization f© which he belongs has but three Principles, to all of which he finds himself @pposed; and, of course, the democratic party is Ro better, or he would have been there long ago. ‘Mr. MacVeagh must keep a sharp look out or he ‘will be scooped up fn a flery chariot one of these ays, all unbeknownst to himself, Then what will the country do? ——__<o+—___ Judge Hilton, of New York, has at last discov- ered that he fs not A. T. Stewart. The large dry goods business of A. T. Stewart & Co. is to be ‘@losed ont and wound up at once, and all the mer- chandise and mill properties of the firm are offered for sale. A Sensntion on the Avenue. A PAINTED OBELISK AND AN ADMIRING THRONG. however, such promise of what was to come, that day by day during the progress of the work many hundreds of our citizens stopped and gazed heavenward at the artist, under whose magical touches there seemed to spring up over # bricht blue sky and the most fanciful of clouds. Soon the shapely head of the obelisk (Cleo- patra’s need'e) reared itelf among -the airy castles which seemed to roll back invitingly st its approach. Later tho entire here, of | tie _monament of Feyptian greatness was outlined on the wall, and the wrought a series of mysterious characters the entire length of both sides of the obelisk. Although this paint- ing, as our readers will readily understand, no doubt, is, intended to represent the obelisk now in Central Park, New ¥ork, and which, after keeping silent watch and ward for ages in theland of the Pharoahs, was presented to the city of New York by the Egyptian government, and brought to this country and erected on its present site through the manificence of Willism H. Vanderbilt; still, the artist, Don Yeagaro, with a view to the eternal fitness of things and a love of the beautiful born of his art, bas teken the liberty to present a view of this histo- rieal landmark as it stood in all its glory in the land of the Nile. To that end, therefore, he gives a view in Egypt that ts in itself well worthy of « visit, and which taxes our descriptive powers ina manner which leads us to admit that anything we msy say will fall far short of sn adequate description. The beautiful blue Nile is ecen in the dim gray distance calmly sleeping neath the gulden haze shed by the sun. On its far away banks the great pyramids—thcse mag- nificent tombs of ings—rise in majesty before the be- holder, the plain is lighted up with thet peculiar, balmy glow of the East, an.i interspersed here and there with the graceful palms of that wondrous clime. The paint- tng oceupiev a apace immense in itself, being 45 by 15 fect, 60 that the obelisk (which is painted to the lif: ) comes not farfrom peing as large as the originel. The hieroglyphic like characters which adorn the sides of original are bya stranxe fancy of the artist changed into a puzzle almost as bewildering, and although one need not be “‘up in Sanscrit’* to decipher it, still it re- quires aclear mind and a quick eye to read it. Of the hundreds who thus far have attempted to read the puz- ale, we have.not heard of single person who has suc- ceeded, although we have seen the laughing child forget its hoop or ball to gaze in wonderment upon it; while beside him the gray-haired Senator, may- hap learned savant, who might possibly be able to read Sanscrit inscription, saw no deeper {nto the mystifying lettering, though he gazed with the observant eye of the statesman and scholar, than did the laughing blue eye of the innocent child. The constructions put upon it are as varied as the per- sons who attempt to decipher, and they comefrom ail classes. It is but fair to say their name is lerion. High and low, rich and poor, black and white; they all stop, and look and wonder. The Congressman on his way to or from the Capitol; the stranger idly sauntering to see the sights; the divine or the physician making their rounds; the young ladies out to air their spring bon- nets; Sambo, to whom itis all Greck; and the learned professors from Smithsonian Institute, all look, and all are puzzied and celichted. To the many hundreds who thus turn away sadly disappinted every day wegive the information that a solution of the puzzle, with adescrip- tion of the obelisk and a copy of the new St. Jacobs Oi! calendar for the current year, will be sent post paid, on receipt of a three cent postage stamp, by Mesers. A. Vogeler & Co., of Baltimore, Md., the pro- Prietors of St. Jacobs Oil, the Great German Remedy. We may also add that it was under the su] jon cf that firm that the Obelisk was paiated, and that it is in- tended to show that even as that great historical tri- umph has witnstood the storms of ages, so can St. Ja- cobs Oil stand any and all tests to which it may be put, coming out triumphant, towering over disease and pain; for as the great Pyramids and the Obelisk are to the monumental world so is St. Jacobs Oil, the Great German Remedy, to the medical world; it towers above all other remedial agents, and stands alone, in its great- ness and its surprising power, as an annihilator of pain. St. Jacobs Oil is of recent origin when compared to the Obelisk, but, like that great finger-post of tim, it is fated to last for ages, and win for itself a brighto: and a wider name as time wears and the ages roll on. It Woopwarp & LOTHROP WILL OPEN MONDAY MORNING EMBROIDERED NUN'S VEILING ROBES, Ia White, Croam, White and Pink, At $16 EACIL. ‘We shall also open an elegant assortment of ILLUMINATED BEIGES, At50c. peryard, which have nover been sold less than 6230. per yard. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, als 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, MASSACHU; ‘TTs. DISBURSEMENTS. ‘$873,779 00 all other incidental ex- penses at JTome Office aud Agencies... Icterest paid for Preniium ‘ot Investments and a0- erued interest thereon. 122,598 34 {if we will operate against __m.00 19 1.320409 | Raleaine “eaageaes eed ME BBR A EER Goa) A B AA R G AA Epp AA ERE @ BB AASAR R GGG AAA BBB A AR B GGG A if > otain! pr FOR THE READERS OF THE STAR. SPECIAL BARGAINS 1 MEN'S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S SUITS. 81 MEN'S CASSIMERE AND CHEVIOT SUITS, worth $15, $16 and a week. 167 ‘We will eeli them for $10 this BOY'S SUITS a low prices. £0 FINE BOTS SULTS at 2 to $8 under thelr value. 300 CHILDREN'S SUITS, $2.50, $3, FINEST CUSTOM MADE épothiNe: custom, and at neariy ball the price OMENS PLN AND MEDIUM PANTS at reduced * BOYS" AND CHILDREN’S PANTS, 750, $1, $1.50,$2, Bear in mind that this Tmmouse ‘ioc OY Fine nd Medium Clothiag is now sold at sed Prices. Goods are sold for less than you can buy the goods for. ewe oye’ and Children’s Clothing, of all styles and qualities. SAVE YOUR MONEY AND BUY YOUR CLOTHING = aT THE GREAT BOSTON AND NEW YORK SALE OF CLOTHING. 29200 for the Red Signs and the Great Sale of Clothing, | | 723 SzvenTu Srnezt Nowtawesr, between G and H. J. H. SMITH, Manager of tho Great Salo at 728 7th street north- wet. ald A NDE&SON'S ROMAN ZEPHYRS. JUST RECEIVED AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF ANDERSON’S ROMAN STRIPE AND PLAIN SCOTCH ZEPHYRS, FOR COMBINATION SUITS. NEW SATINES, IN ESTHETIC DESIGNS. EMBROIDERED ALBATROSS AND BATISTE 3 LUPIN’S CELEBRATED BLACK FABKICS. HENKIZITA CLOTHS. NUN'S VEILINGS. FRENCH BUNTINGS. CAMEL'S HAIR GRENADINES. MOUSSELINE CREPE. CANTON CREPE. CASHMERES- $f FRENCH SUITINGS, with IDS tomatch, for Combination Cos- NEW LINEN LAWNS, NEW LAWNS and FRENCH JACONE! “Rare Bargains” in BLACK SILFS, SURAH 8111 LOURSINES, FOULARD SILKS SUMM! a BLACK SILK GRENADINES. Novelties” in PAB. ware eiity,, Novelties ASOLETTES, SUN 62 PLAIN FIGURES & pee CORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, (Successor To Perry & Buorurr,) Pennsylvania avenue, corner th street. Established 1°40, als Alm PERSONS WISHING TO OPERATE IN STOCKS Should write to M. M. BROWN & O0., COMMISSION BROKERS IN STOCK PRIVILEGES, No, ¢ WALL STREET, N. ¥. ‘Btock Privileges Secured at Close Rates, Immense vari STRIPES and P tum $16, 210,465 92 LIABILITIES. 101,896 40 138,493 00 38,574,570 99 PATTERN HATS AND FINE MILLINERY oops; SILK AND CLOTH WRAPS; usd tape ciagspe Lanett ee Bo a a ee M. WILLIAN, $2,635,894 93 PWKTY-LIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT NOW READY FOR DISTEIBUTION.--Fuxx ro axt Appuras, BENJ. F. STEVENS, resent, 30S. M. GIBBENS, Secretary. Me Ww PUBLICATIONS. ‘yprshadeots Sera Inter. Sei. Ser ies, p4rars Roerae. FIRST OF THE SEASON. GREAT ONE-PRICE SALE OF LADIES UNDERWEAR. ‘ WANTED—HAELP. wor RENT—OFFICES. Nae eo “Ronis to ACRE oo eee oe Apeizat Wee ae eat quire st 326 ict street _ 21530" At last wo bevin a cories of ONE-PRICE SALES, until wee aes ty farther notice; the first of these sales will besin to-day. | {[RI 03 SSE sereet ee ee named department, which will be divided SEVEN ot ‘addrees; must be intelligent and energetic GRAND LOTS. r, $15 per week. ly between 9 and 10 «.m. and LOT NO. 1, CONTAINING —_ hago oe CHEMISE! : Ww y ANTED—a MAN TO WORK AT COACH S. sxinrs, Fainung Km eu ae Corch ene aoa DRAWERS, ‘2508 ‘251 a avenue north ‘CORSET COVERS. WRtEosan FACED AND. BLE - AT THE UNIFORM PRICE OF 2 Job Printer. \ ood. Fs aie FO ve ANTED—; Y 48 CENTS APIECE. Witte werk on F Sig rere goginge omce, OF appiy at 288 northwest, It LOT NO 2, CONTAINING CHEMISES, TSinLow SHAM DEAWERS, CORSET COVERS, AT ONLY 68 CENTS APIECE. LOT NO. 3, CONTAINING ERS conser Cor SRT RAWENS, PILLOW SHAMS, AT THE ASTOUNDING PRICE OF 89 CENTS APIECE. LOT NO. ¢, CONTAINING DRAWERS, SKIRTS, PILLOW SHAMS, SE: E CHEMISES er covers, | AT THE REMARKABLY LOW FIGURE OF 98 CENTS APIECE. LOT NO. 5, CONTAINING NIGHT corn ee GOnSET COVERS, aT @1.15 APIECE. LOY NO. 6, CONTAINING CHEMTRES, COVERS, PILLOW SHAMS, NIGHT GOWNS, DRA AT $1.24 APIECE. LOT NO. 7, CONTAINING ered COVERS. GI ee Ooh SES, PILLOW SHAMS, aT $1.48 APIECE. BEAR IN MIND THAT OUR STOCK IS._NEITHER DAMAGED BY ” FIRE NOR WATER, NOR EVEN SLIGHTLY DAMAGED; THAT WE SHALL POSITIVELY OFFER ONLY FRESH AND NEW GOODS, ALL OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION, AT THE ABOVE WONDERFUL FIGURES; THE PRICES ON THE GOODS MUST AND WILL SELL THEM, PALAIS ROYAL. als ROPOSALS FOR RESURFACING BITUMINOUS PAVEMENTS, Enoivern "ART! of Depanruenn, District Washinton, Apell Lith 1882. ecewary information. Bids u.on these forms. will alone be considered. |The right is reverved to reject any 1d all bids: arte of bids. Major of eons, U.8.AN Engineer Ooh ‘aoner D. C. pee BE BEST ROMAN PUNCH AND ICE CREAM, Pining Beno daily, CAPT OL CARE, as Eesoeyivania avenue. ce tastae d al DESs OF [THE URING GENITAL ORGANS, Blood, Liver, Ki (Gatarrh, Bron- idueys and eee Seite ‘Bock a i oaet tree, Dr. ea AKER. Box 104, Buffalo, N. KK aazeery 7 Stes STALLION— ae jes, MARDERS CHIEE. by Clark Chief, son of Mambrino Chief, dum oroughbred, ed, by Star yg 7 tine aa. Oho. WEBBS d- [Axton & HUFTY, SB "2 "F My yg PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ag Announce For Next SATURDAY A GRAND OPENING or LADIES’ AND MISSES’ WHITE SUITS. White Lawn Suit, 8-inch Ruffle, wide Hem, 8 Tucks, Overskirt, witn Ruffle and 8 Tucks, J’asqua, with Ruffle and 8 Tucks and Tucked Front, only $5.50, ANOTHER STYLE. Double Raffle, 3 Tucks in Ruffle, Drapery Overekirt, with Tucked Rufile, Basque, with Tucked Rutile, only $6. ELEGANT SUIT IN WHITE LAWN, With 4 wide Tucks in Skirt, and Rufftes of Lawn and Hamburg, double row of Hamburg on Over- skirt and Basque; very handsome and at rea- sonable rates, POLKA DOT HAMBURG SUITS. EAL MOURNING SUITS of fine Revering wn, with Black ‘Trimminse. = EVERYTHING ELEGANT IN SUITS. Greenaway 00 T POCKET ‘MERA! Pees ‘Honses. joners, sealed this office, UNTIL AY, MAY FIRS, upon ity. Blank forms of 4 qrorosal jations can be obtained at this office and 10 out- ‘Tourist Trips, z cere = aoe okay Felon, ah everyting only WANTED Aw ag aguas COLORED Boy, FROM ‘who ene {wilting to make him- et genera tea a ae al5-2t TRL, 1 14 Wrarm ef et See WHITE GIRL, sas i about the house." fra eect nee 1° ANTEDS Pa TO PRESS STKAW TEs as M PARKLR & WOOLSTOS'S street horthwest. att Won GOOD FLANTERERS, WAGES #3 ber day spa steady work guarantesd. Apply at school building, corner 7th and O streets north- ai5-2t" LOBE HOUSE, CORNER WE THM GI E, Senda well recommended nye W4AXT;D-A GIRL OR WOMAN FOR ao ‘washing Pay ae ‘be competent and have meee. ADDRY at 20. city refere: 118 @ street northwest. e14-2t* WAsteo— GIRS TO MAKE PANTS. ‘Noto but expericvesd bande 1 ip 1. REED, 414 bob bimee were ‘PRIVATE FAMILY, RENT_IN Sa rniehed and communi ag Room bathe ter and coll ete ‘oor stive JOR RENT—A SMALL FURNISHED. ES Ewa ‘with the use of bath room, $5 in advance. at ae nee RENT — UNFUR: THREE, VERY desirable Rooms on e255 cte Franklin Park: board next door; |. Adairess P. D., Star off ‘al5-3%" FOR RENT ISX, OR SEVEN | UNFURNI Roome; will rent together to a family ‘eenarately to eferenses on 1Femines, 818 I7th street northwest. ‘OR RENT A SECOND-STORY FRONT on the Ist of May at 8 xe opponte algbherson Park. Table Boat gale ceieee iah Heferenoce given ahd requised. erie R RENT —UNFURNISHED ROOMS —IN A three-; Apply at 13: street northwest, betwen 10 and 14.a.m., or after Pa R RENT—A FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS, WITH all conveniences, south front, very bie, nt 1205 F street northwest. at See ae se AND, SUN. FOR a RE TS QnENESTH, STREET northwest, wi in tho rear. ire of Bese = Rr BROWNING,” ‘Columbia Ts pili St between D and E northwert. FOR SALE—LOTS. SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE BUILDIN Mt Lot, 452100 fect, £8 1c. por foots ho inewmbrence: Situated on D, between 19th and 20th streets north’ Inquire at: Sitiret northeast NVESTME: BIA nana, AD AND BOUNDA\ We aro oll sdliug Ohies Loteet ear soa Perfo: Ou Aft cash, balance fv ne, interest five per R RENT— FURNISHED FARLOR AND BED- room; y the week or month. Also, two communicating’ Tromt, corner Rooms? will rent Seps~ Tato if di ‘Terms moderate. corner cf 1ith tnd d strocts northwest. RENT— IN A QUIET PRIVATE FAMIL furnished and communi: Toor, two nieely cal ; bath, hot and’ eon water ge ve iret aed inp ra tocure Heat modseak “Seis ais and half equace to cars. mi 18th street h orthwist. pe: re ee See 1309 F STREET aE furnished or unfurnished Rooms,en suite ferences required. 813-6t" Fen RENTS SILENISHED 1 Boom adults only; refer- Pcaaeen Applet Bis akrset Gouvemsent 19 two lines of care. R RENT—ELEGANT FURNISHED APART- ments at 1027 Vermont avenue, near M. Square, single or en suite; ‘eastern and west- exposure; grate fires, ke, m25-46* _FOR RENT—HOUSES. OB SALE CHEAP BEAUTIFUL LOTS, MARSA chusetts avenue, 6th and C sts. 6,000 aqiinre feet, and one Maryland aye., 6h and G ets , 25,000 sq feet; both frontihy Stanton square. Inguire ach E BUILDING Lor, 31 ae © feet 6 inches, on the north side of een 17th and ath 18th #trests » Apply at 310 E street north- eo __ms-2m Ok SALE—RARE IN ‘MENT — BUILDING LOTS on proposed Gated avenue, 03 siete soe he northwest section. PRESBREY & ul! 529 Rt SALE— ONE LUTRER 80 Leacane PIANO, Rich rosewood case, logs and lyre, fully war- Tanted in every recpects Will be eold for 130, on eany jonthly payments, ™ FOUR OOAT HANDS; ALSO, TWO | _al5.3t Waar atGEO. T. KEEN'S, 414 Oth treet RENT_HOUSE FOR RENT_FUR OR _SALE—HO! TUGGY AND HARN! : Se hp cami eatpeanaea as | ea Se ae ure, Qt rae aa SALESMAN IN SHOE STORE; | House, near the War and Navy Departments, at a .. Ind dok's S E tree! W: earn £306: | reasonable rent; finely" and completely furuisted for | tween 12th aud 19th street northwest, W: L.. CAR 908 7th steel nortatnest: heshamedee sarees Rounelcoep pk i, he fr furatt ure and whale outfit va in | 8 trial give: LG Seine ah iy ego ne ion | VOR =e OR EXCHANGE FOR A HORSE OR ANTED BOY, WHO CAN SET TYPE WELL. 5 W. a moana Trane HES ANGE, Mace, honey a foals “inai roof LEADINGHA BT = 1416 F street northw: eae aang dn foal. Anauire ANTED—%5 LABORERS: WAGES $1.25 PER Rt RENT Ok SAL SMALL RICK | on w: = W at Lanhain's Station, Baltimore & Potomea 1241 6th street IN etree ALE—A 24-HORSE POWER ENGI aa AND Railroad: Apply 10 JOHN HAUGH, Contractor-all-6t* | nortit Hy WASTED 4 FOREMAN AND TWO LABORERS a Farm. Apply at FULTON’S Loan Oftice, $14 9th street northwest ANTED—AP LICENSED AGENCY, Sey Chambermaids, Nurves. Families and others frrnished reliabie ants. Servants for Long Philadelphia, Row York: elaiwnere, Contractors fara isbed railroad and other laborers fi F street northwest. mil3-5w* WANTED—SITUATIONS. ‘ANTED—FIFTY DOLLARS WILL BE GIVI by a young Man, with first-class reference, for Perel jon in one of "the Departments, and tw rod long a8 retaine Ada: rose CONET NOH, Star ato 15. TANTED —I ve ‘A, RESP! LORED Woman, Washing to take home, by tne month, or Bill come to, the houge two or three day in the w cok. ‘ist street northwest. Inquire for “Mire ANTED—BY A RESPECTABL® aS GIRL, a situation as Chambermaid or Nurse. Can give Feference from last place. Call at 1006 A street. ANTED_BY ARELIABLE ated in private family; w "10, Star office. ND EXPERIENCED itustion ar coachman, or st of references. Addtess ANTED—A LADY OF EIGHT YEARS’ PERE ag teacher of music, drawing and ti sic @ CO! mon school taranches, dosites a’ place to. teach ina pri- vate family. Had & training for teaching young pupils in kin ten methods. t_ recommenda. ions furnished. Address H.D.L., Star office. ee V ANTED-A YOUNG MAN WISHES tion {m1 some business house, with the chartee for advancement; willing to work. Address Box 49, Star WANTED— ROOMS. ‘ANTED BY A. GENT AN AND) WIFE iF oF five far Ooms, Or pal ‘ished hon te for housekeeping: referenices excl Address, stating tormos, F. K.S., Star office. a att WASGs aoe PAPER TLEMAN, SER |AND Ad Infant, ith or ‘without Refer: noes exchat ith te DowestiCos Star office. WANTED—HOUSES. ‘ANTED —A_ GONVENIENTLY ARRANGED | of Dwelling, shout sen, rooms. Eg modern equipment; also, comfo: fo Lodadng toons Room, Mew. C. Sire 15-20" = MODERN, WELL-BUILT SNe Hocnos than 25 feet in width; must be west of ths ead location, and’ price not to excepd ine tho ldress ML. W., Star office S¥ALL FAMILY, v ‘en, would tase care either in city or coun satisfactory evidence Address Box 154, oS WITHOUT a furnished house, nduring the summer; the most ‘entire responsibility, ‘Ee... 80 office. V Wath 3 on 10 apres By 5 feet Us ic iconee WASTED_BY 187 OF MAY—SIX OR SEVEN room House, with modern improvements; neighborhood, in northwest portion of the city. Ad- DWELLING ae or six miles north of the 432 9th sireet northwest. x 8, Smithsonian Instiy 25-27 tutior Rorthweet: modern, improvements, Apply, to owner, Ie W. FENWICK, Rooun 25, Le Droit of F and 8th staeets. FR ‘RENT_FURNISHED HOUS! ‘The residenco of Secretary Hint, 1466 Rhodo Island avenue, containing thirteen rooms and cellar; it is completely faruished, and will be rented to acaretul tenant for two vears, for a en eae price. For per- mut to inapect the premives apply.to. og 1505 Penns ia aventte, a15-6t Opposite noseneasee o Treasury Building. Building, corner = BW 6 13th and dwelling. $13: 624 Lith a st, 5 w.. 9 rooms and'store, 1 ae 4 rooms, $9; 4 rooms and stable in rear 1145 8th $5. Apply to'Ac 8* CAYWOOD, 1335 Sth street OR RENT_DWELLING, BARN oe qd; ee Anny es A BOA CA ing’s roail: $20. Strect northwest. FOR REN {—DESERABLE BRICK, 1355 STREET northwest: 11 rooms. bath. stable arf In ood re- Tale Apply to ALBERT F. FOX, —— ee OR RENT—APRIL 15, HOUSE 1431 8 Sree northwest, containing ‘seven rooms and bath and cold water; gas; side yard. Inq street northwest. FORBES RENT—FROM LATTER PART OF JUNE TO September, 1882, furnished House, atreet northwest. No small children. Referen quired, al BRE. \T_1816 FIFTH STREBT NORTHWEST, three-story brick dwelling, attached. Moderate rent. THOS. Ast Bat street northwest. RB RENT— An voces Spite of Apartments in the 2 Iesoee having boot udiiouly called from the city witsunehat seated ed ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. _a3-6t 324 F atrect northwest. oy RENT FUR) ee 6 Q STREET NORTHWEST. Owes room Brick: Healdcaca’ with sil convent- ences; fine lawn af sige of hours: completely furnished, except bed and table linen. Wii next, toa strictly moa 8 ata Sait ees ‘sears 13-6 F% RENT_NEW BRICK ee ae ee ion of city; $ rooms and bath; finished in hard improved plumbing: front and side bay windo: ide lot. “Inquire next door. 1410 Boundary, no west. all-6t" ‘(OR RENT—FURNISHED—A DESIRABLE AND Reeds re arenes. i vecnes on Corcoran mine goptains odern umprovements, Hr WAWNER, 916 ¥ etrect hortwost, ‘OR RENT—HOUSE 1457 PIERCE PLACE NORTH- ‘york between 14th and 15th and € and 7. two-story and basement house, $25 per month: possecs! ven April Ist. Apply to’ W. W. McCULLOUGH, “Tainber Dealer, 611 New Jersey avenue. 2m. 1722, 12 rvoms, hard wood|3017 M et., 9 finislied. $83.33] 2325 Ist. w., 2139 H st., 0,1417 Hopkins: 2120 H at. D'k, 00|2132 Pa. av. Cor, 27th&I, h'e & st'e 20-00'311 3d st; 05 23d st... 9 r. On adla Gai. = Gst., 8. WESCOTT & Corner 20th and I streets moreioeat WAN CALL ANEOUS FOR SALE—HOUSES. Boiler, in good condition and in complete running order; can be seen corner of 4th and © o east. "L. NEURATH. ‘a14-3t* Fe (OR SALE—ABOUT 3,000 WHOLE AND E AND BROKE: EN rick; cheap for cash. Can be seen strestuocarect, TOR, SATE— ONY HORSE SPRING TRUCK, IN good orde: a ton readily, rafeand handy ior fighter weichte.- HL, Star office, ing; raised atid broken by owner: can ie ‘or double. Also, ® new shifting-top Phacton, {northern make.) Call at PRICE? Stab 6th street northwes of National BOWEL” OF V WM. DICKSON, als-lw FR SALE—TWO GOOD DRIVING HORSES; sound, young rnd gene. Apply st318 Peapeyiee- nia avenue northwest. FYOR SALE—AN Wirats of -GT. DAU, bailt 4s Bre a Dy B sth street. Also, & iy bende wix Years old, sound, and four other horses, suit Soups and. family ure.” Con he ween at ith sti reet northwest al2-6t PER ND-CORNER carved leg rosewood case Piano, Beitimore mal nearly pew, aud wer: ~ ‘ed a superior instrument in a | Ser tao 50, E, me. a eth nay ad rae 80, ‘One suyerior double bonk Organ, a once at 1139 10th street northwest. ___ ala FR, SALE—LARGE VARIETY 0) Style light Carriages, Fhe and vill a test handrom® Coupe, ne chestnut “blaze Buggies of ali Pennsylvania avenwe nor KR SALE—SPRING AND SU A stock of one hundred and fies at sot ht roaring fies and other for 9 he mone Fo a E-THE CI city to buy both new Kinds. MER CARRIAGES. rd Company's St Sie Bar ‘Bus: tcarriaces. ‘The best in the country Tepe pay atten BT. GRAHAM, ™29_ Repository and Factory, 410-416 8th st. nw, OR SALI E- | CARRIAGES— CARRIAGES _FOR in new and second-hand Carriages and Wagons, of all styies, and Repairine, cal ‘call nt 621 G stroot northwest, before purchasing else ml5-1 Der. J. MEERS. R SALE—CARRIAGES, WAGONS, BUGGIES, A variety Seonmd ‘Han’ Sew and & B ‘lock of Varuished Waspne ta “the District. One Fine Box Wacom, one of 8. le im jagons. Spring Wagous of ail ies. “All of the f. Sprin fi above at. very lowest prices, JAMES K- PROBEY, Keportorg, Tho S34 Gilley strest. Factory, 3240 Prow pect avenue, West 125-: og ___ BUSINESS } CHANCES. 1,000—A PART Ro AN OFFICE: Basineas pa ini $300 per mon aad inereaoiee fall inveabeation; business man only wanted. “Adina PARTNER, Star office. BEST MERCHANTABLE, ions for delivery on Capitol Hill at $6.75 Bp, and reasonable prices for delivery in other jarts f the city. C. lessee Col. Brick Oo., office Tite Ponseyivanta avenue orth wot: yard ist and a streets southeast, adjoiaing U.S. jail. al5-2t" 300000 2 FOLLOWIN LARGE, PHOTO. Orn cra ape Horn a nceamento, Cape, Western Cia lore Ranch i prices. Gn Bor Box W? ANTED—TO BUY A SOUND WORK HORSE, OF bea if cheap. Address L. B., Lock Box fs 2D_TH. rarite Views: Ga Sierra Fereces, Addresa A. WASTEDIWILL PAX A REASONABLE S25 and C if m good conattion. apniy' to ORO. M peat yy Pa. a 015-25 A ITED_STAMPING_STAMPING WITH THE Wa apparasus. have and will continue to refines te peice ot Sean ela, ERS] three cents per width. No sinoaring. PRIN NCE, he only Stamper here, 1009 ¥ street, ‘D_SINGER SEWING ret ae with all improvements: must be first-class, ‘Teason: ‘Address, food aa new, and i ferme, Be. c. Bear office. a14-3t" M.N., ‘ED—ANY TIME BEFORE JULY FIRS’ _preizate Bong Sf, ciondard make—apright pro- v in ad ix fall ‘s Serintion. ‘rice, &e. Addiess Box 86, Star office, TO CLEAN—WE DO NOT ‘Our work is dons better and prices Sataulishruent fa Wabi #. CHACE & BRO., 616 Le yV ANTED CARPETS hip Carpets, Orders by ‘ee ephone. isiana avenue, ANTED-ONE T ‘CLOTHES , for $1. fal hands employea, an and Son ees need ip rot the oar APEINCE, the inlaid UPHOLSTERY ROR Ons OF ANY “BEE va leanéd to appear nearly me, Wie zt CRG = etl ce next City Post Office. = an SUITS) OR BAI SALE_A 2-STORY PRESS BRICK gen 4 with modern impror ary cellar'and ‘ant iatseys terms. pty oh metnaieee oe al5-3¢" Wee EIGHT HUNDRED POLLARS FOR two or three years, at r cent per annum, on Feal estate security. Address Box 149, SALE FRAME HOUSE, Si SEVENTH strect northeast; six rooms, latrobe, hell, vestibule; ary cellar under whole all ‘mproy jnents;, splendid sition inside and out; sido 10h [g Abargain. Apply on premises. FR: SALE—A TWO-STORY 4-ROOM FRAME House situated on 6th street, between Q and Kz will bepold to an advantage for cash. Inquire on aievos = aes Ss FRAME HOU! Sth struct eoutheast; stx rooms; all aad wesdibaiee with gas, water and sewerage; lot 20x120 to back. alle convenient to marketand two lines of cars; rico $1,800, cash, balanee oan stand as long as purchaser de- ae oP PIY at 902 Pounsylvania avenue southeast. Rey R SALE—HOUSE 1525 12TH STREET NORTH- six rooms; large lot; near Jowa Circle. Rents yhich will pay for proj rms $100 mont AEN Near, oct northeast monthly. w. corner 15th street and New York avenue. FE SALE—FIFTY SHARES GREAT FALLS ICE tee Stock; 50 shares of Belt R.R. Defaulted ‘or E.R, Bonds wanted al5-3t SALI F HAMILTON'S CANDY STORE, 1231 Pennsylvania avenue. This business is well established snd ing a clear 233 | fell all or Dark, and will leave factor crati ‘or part, an leave factory and practicar workmen with the pur rei fal pation fine chance for au enterprising man oF woinan to intoa Share HRT et ulars 3) N'S Candy Store, 1251 Penn AMS & SON, 613 15th Opposite Trodaury Depertneht. FE. SALE NICE DWELLING, SEVEN ae it, Day windows: modern improve- collar concetons ack 9: yards, rear ey exoclint conaltion fitle perfect: will sell cheap = ores 20 isi - al3,15, 349 Maryla nd ave: ‘thorowehlyrefaired asi ansible gg nk ANTED—ABLE INSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH Com: in exchanize for » exposition of v7 ‘Addrees Box 28, Star ‘m25-Ims" MILITARY BOUNTY lors’ A nd Berip. for — = ‘and best concern in the city. WEALD, asm 4200 Ne IOUINCE THAT JOHN me Now Fork avsnne, be Cor Oitce from? ® mi. 105 pin. ik RB SaLeFRAM gfe F_ AND 10TH ee ix iis " was Mater, side lot, erin A eply sone. = Ce & Enno, OR SALE THAT VALUABLE PR TORENT RTY own as “‘Washington Penney | shou vania avenue snd 3d street east, J. 8. BV SWORMBSIEDE > 928 F street EAL ESTATE FOR SALE CHEAP. BEAL EA AY eer ioe Se Rrceraat he and fhe ois of 0 ino deri gaod th Company, Ber ASR lvania avenue, Tuna further ‘TOtice. Schedules of eal property may be obtained on cati:n at said office. JOHN JAY ML Commis:toner F. 8. and T. Company. ana Torntory, 0 SILVERINLARGE ee ee eee ARTED-TOU KNOW THATISELL AFIRGT. Waneranet 2 common now suit Ges OLD STAND, ond No. 2 trees = Oo ne FOUND. Lagi eae — 619 D Fe SALE-SMALL BRIGK HOUSE, 720, 8TH gizect northwest, nearly eye | Tey Fe EXCHANGE OR SALE—ON EE gee ‘terms—House with 14 and all more ‘fortherest. . inyprovements, Fu SAUEA FRESH STOCK OF GROCERIES, eh street, now doing & business; reason for iholesale by geting ug iW vniuese. Addroee Bex ILL FURNISH FROM $20 TO $50 TO PARTIES who can, by their own exertions and » little capi- tal, thrive. Sisto business, with full ‘At drées J. B., Star office. ANTED-A PARTNER WITH A SMALL CAPI- fiat cnc, YO, 18 desirous of investing in sa als. T. F., Star faites 2,000 WIE ay A LARGE THREE STORY -room House and. Storeroom a iuding Store Lote couture | & G@ 4.370 fect of ground. Good ‘Address Box 181 Ster office. AS “CHEAP fous FOR SOME ae = Senses $100, part nay bln ome and trp ace 00, Pp middie man Durness should give mame and address. + Hana Rar of R SALE—FOR CASH—CIGAR STORE. NO. 1210 Root yivania. doing a first-class retait busi- pores aida ke OR SALE_PARTIES IN NEED OF NEAT pore would dovwell to. call “at MKS, LINE! 401. Sch tiogk regardless of cost t) close by the ist of May. FABM, CE THIRTEEN ACRES, NEAR THE Chain aire ‘toexclane {for a mall Gouse to tab Vater for cash. EK. Ge Se acca OED eee AES are mete Seas ae N OLD MAN WHO BAS to ex farm of halt intone io from sca fe % Hamnouis Ui Arrislteal CllageP oe aes JUNTRY, SEAT FOR SALE_THE FARM 0} Burehe, near Sligo.in Montgomery county, i wit bo ecd et hewn ‘Saturday, May 6,by H. W. Tel- dort, trustee. The farm contains 100% acres of Iand.i# Six miles from Washington by the the Seventh strect road and eight miles by rail; #t is only % of « mile from Silver Spring station. The land is improved by a iange frame dwelling and all necewary outiuildings. For farther particulars see Rockville Advocate, or nddréas H. W. TALBORT, Rockville, Md. 215, 22,29" JOR SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN—S0 ACRES choice Land, about four nitles from the > ket, and directiy eadamizen| SPS oes oS dlotes, school, Be., atthe JOR SALE_FARMS, COUNTRY BEA’ fom Fr Busing Sitew, im ome apd raphe Pha Ensen OA JOR RENT—FOR_ be ‘SUMMER OR BY 4 — beantifnl aRwic and a grand vic unfurnia bed miuns of sof thon nat Se REE! oR sa BALE, RENT OR EXC RANGE FOR FOR GiT¥ & beautiful Perm on tr Gove, Chesanosts Bap, a Tear Sontheen Bae ke Fine bathing, best oysters an from Point 1 ten minutes’ drive Lookout, plenty ‘ot truits farming utensils; ise eleven rooms, garden, and the stale. Apply ng, Corner ¥th street Penn att" Fees Salt Coloce M.. MAY grCoND” api tn, “Eeiy acres, 12 miles from bm i gy Rowiewsifersct, Pas yar att oe third cash; sce tome a balance in one and to ie Apnly to m. HANNON, Attorney and a ane FROM acres, Dear Forest ee SALE -houre, Sight lonant bows: ity, or adioinin i esiiroad ‘rus within half aiuile of farm. ape {JOHN SUERMAN ©O., St. Cloud Building.al. aOR SALE—AT HYATTSVILLE, ON B. ANDO. . R.R., fifteen valuable and finely located Bi ‘one Lotand House. Sok BEALLS 825 436 atrect. m25-n, w, Lm ILES FROM CITY, ON THE LING Midland RHC. in the viliage of hone ‘aul ioutbuAica a cx ree oliecion of wesc treo, fe wall cheap fo Sddress “FALMEt” Star often, ra PAPAS {OR RENT-SMALL FARM; TEN ACRES: FIVE room dwelling; most beautiful and healthy locas tion; in fall view’ of Washington: $10 per months KOBT. A. PHILLIPS, 1428 New York avenue. al-lm JOR SAL THAT, ee PROPERTY. known as “‘Linden,” belonging to the estate of the late Mor-hall Brown, situated in Washington county, about three miles from the central part of the city, and tai farm ‘on 7th: a road. orfora ae The etic y in well Peteseaey having a Fesidence; “wich all modern imurovements 4 house and qi together barns, ete. ‘The property is susceptible of being divided tuto lowe of pwenty ner, with dex iding sites. sae i We suet. i733 Trtreet, a6-colwklaw2m JESSE BROWN, 1801 T street, VOR aa Satna ck BEAUTIFULL LULL yy Ey v’e Elome, ksown as Morris above Piney Branch road and Will bo sold at “about aif ita former vale to Executor aud ‘Trustes, Cor. Sth snd F aces, m17-Im Room 2%, LeDroit Building. Fee SME OF FICHANGE FOR, Ge ay ‘arm of be a city: 9-1 on farm; » Stor toe pak cane ETIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN- serted immediately, extracting natural Pika splendid success. Modern methods and ekillin Tranches of. Dentistry. Moderate fees. Dit. DON NALLY, 1321 F street northwest. bs Diet DENTAL L_ASSOCTATION, No. 210 as Pennsylvania DEN’ ‘inserted §7 per **The Wine for Health om Daily Walks Fuses WEETEVED WitHoUr PAIN ouRBn —Th DR. W HETES. Chiromnelal x rEW R. STARR PARSON! DENTIST, om Direct’ cor, Sthand Yn ace filed ite getat ethoncy, aleve fin of ren fered. a aT Boge S a gy 435 eter era a tt F AND TIO so mapa 3230 I etreet northwest, or Box Tia Gay Pot ot R. M. 5. PARSONS, MEDICAL | surgaxe D saovessor $0 Dr. re Electo Vs the xiven. | Offiee he S10 12, and 2 p.m. to man Copeuliotioas foe st. nw. | ere cp ae R. WEISENBORN, DENTIST, northwest, Celluloid Te all operations on the ‘natural too Extracting, 50 cents. Die pe DURE, beivorn Gout 718 16TH STREET NORTH- ‘of Teeth, Win A Ee | Sano without ia an To MONEY TO LOAN. wos* ‘TO LOAN, OB REAL ESTATE, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, 20th and F streets northwest. als ONES TO TOMTEAL ESTA’ Hie Deo Ba HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL Es; Tet. security in a in sums to suit and at lowest rates 0. C. GREEN, ‘710 D sirect. M. BA DERE & BRO. HAVE MON Loan. on Estate and other Sea; rates low, and sums to suit 1143 MS ea, _ft0-m_618 SEVENTH STREET NOMEWEST. ‘OREY TO MMe, Se ‘ONEY TO LUAN. 108. J. pete a SRS SNL = ““Giisrwes moderate, ‘Wo delay. tae Petes norte ace .. eee