Evening Star Newspaper, December 27, 1882, Page 4

LOC. Orry Wasur ‘The chier signal officer of the army furnishes the clal bulletin to the pre: temperatures were reported at 3 Washington, 48°; Norfolk, Atlanta, 60°; Jacksonville, 58°; New Orleans, $8°; following 5] lowing spe p. ED. Yester Sivanpah, Pensacola, 54 ) Antonio, 35 n Diego, 6I°. in temperature. Is indicated for t dle Atlantte states, lower b vaiey on Thursday, with slight changes in tem- peraiure, horthwest. Gents’ flac $4 Gerts’ $3 clota wp cal Ladies’ best Ladies’ b Laas? Ladtes Gents And al Urrows Frvrr Prates, handsome, $1.50 doz, Cochrane’s, uptown. Bortiep Goon: Wines, All guara street. CLosixe out sale. New Year uptown. Carrs. Xan} No. 909 7th stre mestie delte: chasing else’ Fresn Mea chotce rit r Jae. F. P. Hughes’ mar! uptown. EXTRAORDINARY In al! departments, Before taking stwe’ His Posite Riggs. Srp THe WEEKLY Sra as your frien Rity-stx co! @ year—redu. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amnsements, & Orgea Hovse.—*The Passing Regi- Navioxst, THeaTeR—“Around the World tn Bignty b THEATER Comrgrs.—Varteties, ‘ew Dime M ‘Wonders. Street lamps wi guished : ‘The quartert Man Un Temple, w. ished in last evening's ‘The Third Subsiivision, Nast evening at pm Admiral since meet! treasury $115 feraiiles, At the annu Prelat, Clarvoe, Capt Jarvins, 1st Lt B. Kepner, 31 Li Excelsior Lod ing oMfierrs: € r son; Viee Chancellor, Fenton; M. 1 Mtevell A Congress of College Men. ‘The annual congress of the Alpha Tau Omega ned at the Evbit house this morn- prevent delegates trom the chap- ters in the eighteen states. The address of wel- Ted by Leonard Marbury, of Alex. andria, Va., and the response by Mr. Jordy, of Pennsylvania. The principal address will be de- livered tomorrow by Kev. Mr. Gaylor, the pro. story in the Untversity of the South. ‘The convention will remain ins ssion for three days. frate come was deli fessor of ecclesiastical this morning, Went to Mrs. the turkeys, and t the money. front of the hotel and get around to the kitchen in the rear. and went home. The case was continued for "nce for the defense, -———____ (CirAxGeD Witt AssavLtiNG His Wn & Awbier, a tall, well-dressed, Was called Up to the dock rall in the on the complatnt of Rosatine who charged him with havi e defendant ts an inventor a ago he got a judg- usand dollars tor inst a company for case was In tue irs. When arra! counsel, and Mrs Ambler stated | a $2.00, 2.50, $3. 554A ib, 45.00, ana 98.0, this morning, Ambler, his wife, Assaulted her. Inver, and abent four years it Gf several hunecd thor aniaveution of Bie ie fbr _ ‘number of “yea Balier eas assigned him. MENTION. ‘The Weather. oF Tur CHurkr S atox, D.C., Dec. For the middie Atlantte states, fair weather, forth to west winds, no changes In temperature, Mationary or higher barometer. Galveston, 86°; ; Los Angeles, 65 indicated for 'New England and nortiern portion of the middie At Janile states on Tharsday, with but sit Partiy cioudy or clou tions of the mid- e region and Outo —$_— $ Garton, 75e. quart bottle. absolutely and entirely World for the money. No.1 rye whisky, the best in the MeGee'’s, 404 Gnear closing out sale. holiday goods At half value, DAMMANS'S, 806 7th street. For ONE Wrex OniY—Before taking tnventory and changing the firm our entire stock is offered Qt sacrificing price- Gents’ finest $6 hand-sewed shoes, $4.59. « button and gat ed kl¢ button, $4.25. wed goat button, $3. 44 silppers, $1. | The Monte Men an 3 | anitte ‘The Beard of Scheel Trustees. PROMOTIONS, APPOINTMENTS AND TRANSFERS OF 1882. | TEACHERS RECOMMENDED BUT NOT YET APPROVED. At a special meeting of the school board held last evening « resolution was adopted requesting Messrs. C. M. Matthews and B. G. Lovejoy to rep- Tesent the board in the mandamus suit of J. W. Gregory, colored, to compel the admission of his child to the Prescott school building, for white children, the District Commissioners having re- —- tue attorney of the District to appear In the case. ‘The applications of Joanna A. Carer, of this city, and Emma C. Warren, of Bath, Steu- ben county, Oblo, were received and referred. The resignation of Miss Kate Reybura, of school 2 grade 2, division 5, was received and ‘accepied. CERTIFICATES OF TEACREKSHIPS AWARDED. The committee on examination of candidates for teachers’ positions and for promotions, held at the Prankitn buliding on the 16th and 23d instant, when fity-two candidates appeared, reported re- sults as follows: First-class certificates awarded to Eilen Franois Goodwin, Emily Hutchins Pack- ari, Virzinia Emory, Lilltam Acenath Hughes, abeth Josepisine 'Havenner, Martha Rebecca McCzusten and Hattie B. Walker. Second-class certiftcates—Lucy Young arrick, Anna Masion Masen, Lelia Virginia McCathran, Bryan. Bruce, Isabella Smith Whe-ter, Nellie Rosinu Fletcher, Susie Keely Merrick. ‘James Storum, Eyhraim Gardner Kimball, Arthur Livingston Keeue, Margaret Cornelia Orme Lazenby. Fourth-class_certificates—Charles Shedd Clark, Natuan Dow Cram, Helene Lia Schimmelfinnlg. CHANGES IN TEACHERSHIPS. The committee also made the following recom- mendations: grade; appoint Miss Virginia Emory, to be as- re wo third grade ie B. Walker sub-assistant, to ve assigned to third grade. Hooper, fifth grade. to sub-assistant In ar her of first grade, vice Julls eport meeting wi ourd, pen itn sharp debate, adjourn ignth grade. ‘Trusty. its consideration, after a e Citizens’ Come MOTION TO ADMIT MURPHY AND 0 THE DECISION TO BE GIVEN SATURDAY. $5 oF 35 days. ~Old whisktes, br d pure, at Tharp’s, 818 F At your own price. 806 7th street. Fresett’s Ick Cream and Charlotte Russe, For HEatrm use Pennsylvania coke. New Year and birthday rds. J. Jay Gould. SIFTS, popular prices, Cochrane’s, ntly opened at the attention of the Public with Lis tne stock of imported and do- Call and examine before pur- new store, ree round steak, Hc. et, cor. Sih abd sts nw. mits, leggings; bargains, Cochranes, » January Ist. nd napkio ring PrROACH of the 1 ar suggests the use €, Henning, 410 7th ent Of these s to meet that want. rtsts in his ten por eont discount is (0 tuaing stock. strect, St Cloud Butiding. gAINS, HOW, Cochrane's, op- ‘tm.—Living curtositles and Condensed Locals. be Hghted at 5:15 p.m.. extin- D. IY meeting of the Women’s Chris- ‘The prograi pub- STax was carried out. sso-tated Charitics,met I'street. ‘The treasurer re- ted donations of $15 from John A. King and $10 Re S $24.95 expended !n charity ember 16th; retaining in The visitors reported eighteen persons , relieved by charity; five applicants foremployment; one case furnished with employment. ‘The management of the Rink to-night entertain the members of the Columbia Boat Club and their Young lady asststants in the recent fair. A colored girl named Alice Offutt, In the employ of Mrs. Kachel Wunderly, as a domestic, was fined $5 of 30 days by Judge Snell to-day for Jot of clothing from that Tue WEEKLY TAR Will be s®nt, postpaid, one Year, for one dotlar. It is a large’ elght-pay Nity-six columns. The price has been re truin two dollars. ee 1 couclave ef DeMolay Mounted Commandery, No. 4, last night. the following offi-ers were Jochum, Em. Com. Robert Davidson, Capt. Toun 0; L. G. Stephens? 1, L O. M., have elected the elberger; Con.. ington Light Int: 4 Quartermaste - Gordon, 2d Lieut, and R. of P., has elected the follow- Prelate, J. B. : “and S, BF. Evans; "P. ¢. George W. Weidman. = alty con ing. There wer ee A Marker Woman Swixprep. man, named Lewis Smith, was arrested by Police- men Fowler yesterday for working a Sharp game on a market womaa, by which he got two turkeys. from her. He was put on trial in the Police Court i the testimony showed that he Zgaret Riley, in the Center mar- et, and said that the proprietor of a certain hotel | worth ¢: Wanted (wo mighty fine turkeys, and to send some | $25 one with iim to cet the money for them. He took | *2. sent two little boys to Smith told the boys to go to the ng colored | those wishing genuine barsaiis in When the Criminal Court met this morning Mr. Cole, of the firm of Cook & Cole, appeared and | “that at the last term of the court these meu were convicted of larceny in form—the three-card He was | Monte cases—and there are motions for a new trial pending in the Court tn General Term. These parties have been In jail for some time. I have been informed that recently these parties have been giving some valuable information to Persons having in charge certain matters, and thi ve mi re they are. ‘That and other reasons are the ons we give, your honor, for allowing them to be bailed. If your honor thinks the case is of that ter to permit it, and will fix the amount, an obtain the bail’ and come into court at a fucure time, when the ball will be given.” Mr. Taggart, assistant district attorney, who Was present, characterized the application for admitting a convicted criminal to bail asa very Unusual “one, and suggested that the con- sideration of ‘the metion go over to Saturday. “What the underlying reason may be,” sald MT. Taggart, “for allowing it in this particular case I have only ageneral knowledge of at this time; no knowledge at all, in detail, and it seems to me that the motion ought to be sustained by aMdavit or im some other manner so the court can take ft into consideration.” Judge Wylie remarked: “I judge trom what I see in the p pers some negotiations are going on between public spirited citizens on the one hand, who are anxious for the suppresston of crime, and these two men who are in Jail or having com- taining information from ful hereafter In other pros voluntary association of eutton: tzen: are governed by information which they have and SS Society Notes, the city. Blue Parlor, was that of Prin and his suite, yesterday ‘The Tuesda: served for hotid lla. mm ly well ob calls. health, and her little gol a charining res pkaunce to Miss Loring, ehel, her aunt. guests, and several ladls of the Haiatiton Hov Were among those holding large and plcasant ceptions, of her father, Hon. Samuel Shellabarger, on 17th street. The young people spent a very p! evening, dancing being much indulged in. The Misses Meaos, of Cineinn: mayor of that city, aud Miss Short and Miss Sim- mon: Sbeilabarger. They will remain in the city till after New Years, ‘The marriage of Mrs. Alice M Parke to Dr. F. J. Shadd, took place lastevening at the 15th street Presbyterian church, and was attended by a large number of invited ‘guests in full evening dress. The bride, who has been avery successtul teacher tn the pubile schools and quite handsome, never looked better than in her bridal robe of cream white satin and veil of tulle, held In place by orange blossoms. She was attended by three | bridesmaids, who wore trained dresses of white satin, trimmed with Jace, and each carried hat | baskets of different colored roses. A wedding Fre- ception followed at the bride’s residence. ‘The wedding of Miss Nora Sneed, daughter of } Col. J. R. Sneed, assistant postinaster of the Sen- rivate one, in the presence of the relatives and mediate friends only. Mrs. Windom desires it known that she will not be prepared to receive until the second Thursday the season. The wife of Representative Neal, at the Hamil- arrive on Friday, for a visit of several weel Princeton in May, !s making a holiday visit at the residence of his aunt, Mrs, McCully, of New York avenue. Mrs. H. H. Wells 1s in bereavement. by the death of a sister at Albany, last fall, and receives only personal friends informally. Intelligence ts received of the engagement of Mr. Henry, F. Linderman, of San Francisco, son of the late director of the mint, to Miss Mart Marlee, of San Francisco, a niece of Dr. Mariee, of New York. The many friends in Washington of Dr. and Mrs. with t of the death of that lady, which oc- curred in New York, after a brief illness of pneu- Ionia, on the night of the 2th inst. Miss Anna H. Eltot, so popular in Washington society, will leave to-morrow for Philadelphia, where She will spend a few weeks with friends, re- turning after the holtdays, SS UavaErEs: OF INNOCENTS’ CLOTHING aT THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, FOR BOYS FROM 4TO 11 YEARS, Overcoats, with or without Plush C Sizes in these goods are being rapi a reall atonce. Our stock of Bo; coats for boys froin 11 to 18 had such in the last few days that it is not worth while fo enumerate, but what {x left will be sola regardless of cost or vale. In Men's and Youths’ Overcoats we have still ‘assortment, and will sell a fine eaver Over- coat at $20, worth $3; 78 fine Chincbilia Overcoat at #1 exe Heut Beaver Overcoat at $14. wo! all-wool Meito:. Overcoat, at $10, worth $18; a so0l, Melton Ov-roost, silk igelon, at $2 wor a fine reversil'e Overcoat at $15, wor i Overcost, slik facing at $15. wort $25.8 fine Chinchilla Prince Albert Overcast at $23, the money,and be woul worth $40; Chinehitls Overcoat at $10, worth 4 Zr He Tell the | awubstantial Overccot areas weet ae ee ore ae SUITS FOR ME AND YOUTHS, i ) iis donuts ahh ims CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. Open every evening. eat Heury Rogers Peters, Margaret Bryan and Cornelia nnird-class certificates—Hannah Frances Maude Third division—Transfer Cora B. Thomas, act- ing teacher third grade, to sub-xssistunt eighth ce Miss Thomas; promote the second grade, vice Miss Emory, assigned to Second diviston—Accept resignation of Miss Fourth divisioh—Appoint Miss Nora G. Thomas sion—Appoint Martha E. Freeman act- considerable oppost- ARY TO BATL— and Charles in case of their ballment they would be able ch more than they would to remain mitted crime on the other, tor the purpose of ob- em Which may be use- Of course this acting ac- cording to their own views, and the court cannot which the court has not. But I will consider the subject and determine it one way or the other on Saturday.” The President entertained at lunch yesterday | nearly all the ladies of Cabinet famiifes now in The first formal presentation of note to occur In ction in shape, | the newly decorated drawin; bg poine of room of state, the ‘tsugawa, of Ja- Sherman’s Miss a received many ccompanied her daughter, Rachel returned from New York, and by Lteut. T . had gone to Baltimore for the day. Mr ra is looking In radiant en-hajred daughter bears sisted by Miss Drum, with her two lovely alds-de- camp, Mrs. n and her group of season Miss Mary Shellabarger entertained many of her friends last night at the handsome residence t {, daughter of the ex- of Hagerstown, are guests of the Misses ate, to Mr. C. Henry Cohen, of Georgia, will take place to-morrow evening. “The wedding will be a jo January, and on Thursdays thereafter during ton, expects her friends, Miss Peebles, of Ports- mouth, Ohlo, and Miss Coles, of Ashland, Ky., to Mr. Beatty Jennings, of South Carolina, who Will graduate from the theological department at, George B. Wallis, of New York, who have spent their winters here for a number Of years, will hear Whe Shall be Commissioner, ‘To the Editor of Tax Evewtse Stan: It Is stated fn the last issue of the Sunday Herald “that the President at one time contem- plated appointing John Hancock, the brother of Gen. Hancock,” as District Commissioner, and the added statement is made that “the selection of Mr. Hancock would have been a graceful compli- ment to the defeated democratic candidate that President Arthur desired to pay.” It ts to be hoped that these averments are not true. We want no sentimental appointment for Commissioner of the District, and that 1s what Mr. Hancock’s appointment would have been. Neither could there be any good excuse for com- Iimenting the defeated candidate for the prest- Seney in that way. Its too expensive. The place of District Commissioner requires @ man fawulllar with the wants and needs of the District; one who is acquainted with the people; one who knows something of the pecuharities of the situation of our community: as regards their relations to the general government; one who 1s able to judge of the relative values of real estate, and who will see that fair and just assessments are made; one who realizes the de- fects of our police and public school systents and of their administration,—a man, in short, who has in an exceptional degree the’ special ‘qualities needed for that delicate and résponsible position, viz: inteltigence, integrity and pluck Such a man can be found, and ought to betound. If he can- not be furnished by one political party, let a dratt. be made upon the other; or take aman who has no politics at all. And just here let me say that considering the number of democratic citizens an tax-payers of Washington there oucht to be no objection urged,—and no good obj*:tion can be urged—to the appointment of a democrat to the ace. Indeed, in view of the fact that the next louse of Representatives will be largely demo- cratic, it would be agracetul and judicious’ ening to ic select a democrat for the place. It woul i be a pol thing for the President to do, and it would be a good thing for the District, It would perhaps be too much to ask or expect the President to with- draw the name of Mr. Olmstead, now that, it has been sent to the Senate. But supposing that gen- Ueman should not be confirmes, why would it not it would be a par- ticularly good thing for the District.—to send in be a good thing all around, the name of Mr. W. H. CLaGetr for the vacancy? Mr. Clagett fills all the requirements cited above, in the opinion of those who know him best, and I belleve his appointment would give entire satis- faction nol only to tae people of ‘the District, but tw the members of the two Houses of Congress, in whose hands the welfare of the District so largely rests. REPUBLICAN. SS Affairs in West Washington. 3 oF OFFICERS.—Georgetown Lodge, No. . G. B., elected Christmas f supply of Ice ‘cream... church celebrated their Christmas also last night. Presents were given to the children, and the exer- elses were very interesting. Mr.’ Nixdorf, the pastor, was presented with a handsome iymn 001 CATTLE MARKET.—Live stock sales at Drovers’ Rest yesterday are reported by Tavenner Bros, as follows:—200 cattle up and sold; best grades, 6a 6%c.; good, S3ga6e.; medium, 43a53gc. igc. 5 sheep and lambs; sheep, rings, 5a6c.; lan calves, from $25 to $60. Market active. dE OU Affairs in Alexandria. Reported for THE EVENING STAR. ‘common, 5igabKC. 5 Crry Councrt.—Presidents Downham and Doug- jas presided at the council meetings last night. ‘The resignation of Alderman Henry Strauss, of the second ward, was withdrawn In obedience to a generally expressed wish of his associates, Ald fermen concurred with council in an appropri- ation for a pump at the corner of Patrick and Oronoko streets. The applications of W.M. Javens, lessee of the fish whatt in 1880, and S.J. Reed, lessee tn 1882 for Fefunding of part of the rent referred. The committee on finance Was ‘Instructed to inquire whether the Potomac Manufacturing Co. had complied with Its contract with the city and reportthereon. Jas. Mills was allowed $20 for loss of his contract to remove the hayscales from St. Asaph street to Sharpshin Alley. The application of the M. E. church for the refunding of the tax of 1882, on parsonage (€56) and on sexton’s house ($12.50), was referred to paid, were the finance committee. ‘THE New Gas.—The aldermen and council were gathered fn joint convention last n A. 0. Granger, of Philad for substituting at the water gas for the co: ght to hear Mr, 8 WOrkS gas now in ust to the committee on lzht. Rerorren’s Nor: hour this morning at the residence of Mr. d. Thompson, on Pitt, near Queen street.—The Occupants of the ‘station house this morning are Michael Morrisey, for wife beating, arrested by Oficer Sherwood, and Fannte Grandson for bene drunk and disorderly, arrested by Officer Hous! man.—The funeral of Miss Mary Hurdle tov piace this morning from St. Mary’s church, Re’ Father O'Kane officiating.—A large thre’ opposite Leadbeater’s drug s wide public alley, w Robert Bell’s Sol the Burnett ex aie city court: giving the cit is. —Juadge Kelth ha ¢ that the only jurisdi pos ‘tion which county.—Prof. 'T. E. Dulany and Mrs. Constance @.° Carrington, a teacher of Holwell public school, were married at Christ church on Christmas evening, the elite of colored society attending.—Stmon Waterman, a King street an assignment. His Mabilities A young man named E:ward Powell catne here Christmas from Phila- delphia to the home of his parents on Prince, be- tween Lee and Fairfax streets, and yesterday clothier, has mud: are estimat at $15,050. broke out with sinailpox. MRS. NUTT'S CONDITION CRITICAL—FEARS HAT HER DAUGHTER MAY LOSE HER LIFE OR REASON. A dispatch from Untontown, Pa., states that intense feeling against Dukes, who killed Capt. Nutt after seducing his daughter, has developed within twenty-four hours in that section. It 1s quietly hinted that the citizens may take the law in their own hands. The funeral of Capt. Nutt took place yesterday afternoon, and was attended by company C of the 10th regiment, members of the bar, the grand army and the Masonic frater- nity, who had charge of the obsequles. The banks ‘88 were closed. The con- dition of Mrs. Nutt is regarded as critical. Great fears are also entertained for the daughter’s lite, and should she recover there is little hope of her and all places of busi: retaining her reason. C UTICURA RESOLVENT. OPERATES WITH ENERGY UPON THE KIDNEYS, LIVER, BOWELS AND PORES OF THE SKIN, NEUTRALIZING, ABSORBING AND EXPELLING BCKOFULOUS, CANCEROUS, AND CANKER HUMORS, ‘The cause of most human ills, and curing when physi- ciaue, hospitals, and all other methods and remedies fail, Serofula or King's Evil, Glandular Swellings, Ulcers, Old Sores, MUk Leg, Mercurial Affections, Erysipelas, Tumors, Abeesses, Carbuncles, Boils, Blood Poisons, Bright's Disease, Wasting of the Kid- neys and Liver, Rheumatism, Constipation, Piles, Dys- Pepsla, and all Itching and Scaly ERUPTIONS Of the Skin and Ecalp—such as Salt Rheum, Psoriasis, Tetter, Rinzworm, Barber's Itch, Scala Head, Itching Piles, and other Disfguring and Torturing Humors, froma pimple to a scrofalitic ulcer, when assisted by Curicuna and Curicura Soar, the great Skin Cures, CUTICURA, & sweet, unchangeable Medicinal Jelly, clears off all external evidence of Blood Humor, eats away Dead Skin and Flesh, instantly allays Itchings and Irritations, Softens, Soothes and Heals, Worth its weight in gold for all Itehing Diseases. CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Toilet, Bath and Nursery Sanative, Fra- grant witl? delicious flower odors and healing balsam. Contains in a modified form all the virtues of Curi- cura, the great Skin Cure, and is indispensable in the treatment of Skin and Scalp Diseases, and for restoring, preserving and beautifying the complexion and skin, The only Medicinal Baby Soap. Curycura Remepres are the only real curatives for Gireases of the Skin, Scalp and Blood Price: Curicuna REsoLvENT, $1.00 per battle; Cv- TrouRs, S0c. per box; larwe boxes, $1.00; Curicura MepromnaL Tomer Soap, 2%e.; Coricuna MEDICI- NAL SHAVING GoaP, 15c. ‘Sold every where, PRINCIPAL DEPOT, WEEKS & POTTER, BOSTON T ROPIC FRUIT LAXATIVE 18 BETTER THAN PILLS or other purgative medicine. THE DOSE IS SMALL. THE ACTION IS PROMPT. THE TASTE I8 DELICIOUS. LADIES AND CHILDREN LIKE IT. One trial proves its extraordinary curative value. Try 225 cent box. Sold by all drugvista. ‘n18-s&w26t CELLULOID TRUSS: THAT AEVER AES oot a ast evening the following ay School held thelr gz. ‘The room was beautifully decorated, as well as the Christmas tree. Everybody was supplied with a bountiful The German Lutheran mbs, Biyasy¥e. 10’ cows and bia, explain a proposal re his patent fter some conference on the matter the proposal was referred Miss Nancy Jordan, one of the oldest residents of Alexandria, died at an early story brick warehouse on Faitfox street, near King, e, and adjoining a sold yesterday at $1,000 to decided in SS under the act of 1875, | police power over a district one mille each way from city imits, 1s to enforce pal police ordinances therein, Burnett's therefore cozuizible only by the courts of Says an Exchange: “A monument ‘will be erected. to So -| of Dr. Buil’s Cough Syrup. A New Year's Gift, in the shape of the Dollar WeExLy Srar, for one year, is inorder. It ts a large eight reper ot fitty-six columns—the largest and the country, Only one dollar, post paid. Major Dixon and the Prize. About the first thing we heard on the street was. that Major J. M. Dixon, ex-Postmaster at Ennis, Texas, had drawn the capital prize of $75,000 in the Loutslana State Lottery. We sought the Major and found him with a remarkably flushed face, and a smile as though he had just been married or was going to in a few minutes, covered every part of his face. We congratulated him $75 000 worth, but he said tnat was too steep and at once requeed 10 ; upon being pressed for the particu- lars, he sald his wife was the real owner of the Ucket that drew that Pps Ennts, Texas, Com- mercial Recorder, Nit. Officer William T. Clinton, of the eighth precinct, says: “Brown’s Iron Bitters cured me of General Debility, accompanied by night sweats.” The Safest Way. ‘The safest and surest:way to restore the youth- ful color of the hairis furnished by Parker’s Hair Balsam, whicn is deservedly popular from its superior cleanliness, Good Advice. Nearly all the its that afflict us can be pre- vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver and kiJneys tn perfect, working order. ‘There 1s no medicine kiown that will do this as surely as Parker’s Ginger Tonic. Forty Years’ Experience of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup 1s the prescription of one of the best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-failing success by millions of mene for their chik an reat ie coe from pain, cures dysentery jarrhoa, grip! in the bowels and wikd colle By giving healt! to the child it rests the mother. Price 2 cents a bottle. DW, That Husband of Mine Is three times the man he was before he began using Wells’ Health Renewer. $1. Druggists. ‘Trinders? Lacto Phoshate of Lime and Cod Liver O11, the: best remedy known for coughs, colds, consuuiption, bronchitis, asthina, all throat, breast and lung affections, “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Bitter, churned every morning and deitvered in 3g-1b, “Ward” prints 0c. per 1b, Aiso, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, te. per qt Cream, ie. pint. wh D—A FIRST-CLASS CARPENTER. AP- ply at 318 8th: treet northw+ st. 1t* CASH GIIc nd 1119 Penneylvania avenn V ANTED—YOUNG LADY WAITERS, Pennsylvania ayenue northwest. V “CLASS COLORED COOK. Apply at the Star offices. a27-3t RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE NEW Ol modern in northwestern part rg house in samme easton Sngatre eh 15th street THE WHOLE OR PART OF A WELT 3 in firet-clags neiyhborhood, aud Address Box $3, Star office. a pate, f GOVERNMENT CLERK, aie ‘terma, = Wika two small, in the family. ‘without other . Star office. 'O RENT FOUR ROOMS, CO) ‘of I and lath streets. ane asa R RENT—SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, HOT AND cold other ity of the Government Printing ees water ren paid 3 a by tenant. Apply a! R KENT—SEVERAL DESIRABLY L< CATED furnished H: ‘Rarthweest section of the city. THOS. 3. FISHER & O)., F northwest. wements, in vicin- Wixtepssy aoe | AND WIFE TWO \ddtens KOOMB. Star omer WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS ANTED—ANY INFORMATION GIVEN OF THE its of George C. Lowe, old, will be thankfully received by his sunt. street northwest. ANTED—-IT UNDERSTOOD THAT OUR AP- Parat 8 for Staaping is made by our own hands inety, enabling us to do work for gonveniences, Board. A R RENT—TEN ROOM BRICK; WATER, GAS ‘ing tube, bay window, 5 hborhoot, 1737 New Jersey L a26-: ROE, BENT Ho! west; 12 rooms, STREET NORTR- jmprovements. Kent, $50 per month. ADDIE 8! 1206 after 5 o'clock m., southeast and accurate macbit wncooninniail St” _ | Masseci STOCK AND FIXRTUERS OF A SM doing a cash business of $600 per ‘in beet loose Youn NT NG ™. TOR TOUNS ENT ARREST BUSINESS wad Geiss ress Box 33, Star office. Femie tare, gong sor ome fig : ‘riven for. wells ! = hueetta avenue northwest, 8 -; ladies without makin for New York labor. Designs of any Rind made an ‘evads to tnebilicd bende aud. apprentions, i ‘and apprentices, “zi'yeare practice.” Stamping half the price charged, 426-1m PRINCF, Practical Stamper, 1009 F street. ANTED—$2,000 ON FIRST-CLASS REAL ES- rear or more at the op- E, Star office. 426-2t* R RENT—NEW BRICK. 8-KOOMS AND BA’ 3 Plenty of water, hot ani ‘ail modern im) : Apply next door, 1410 Bow cold ; very desiral Stree” Fa RENT — Wi ‘occupancy January dio F atreet uortawest, ‘OR RENT—ONE OF THE MOST CONVENIENT brick houses in the city, for$8 per 3, ter in kitchen: modern con’ line of street cars;on 14th and Boundarf streets n: DERN BRICKS, first class modern finish. Ist. Rent, $60. ALBERT t 5 per cent., for one 423-3t loaner. Address BUR Ladies afflicted with superfluous hair to read this SUPERFLUOUS Halk. te se soya i po paket gS on the romale face fs the m : Dosing of all completion bletaishes: It grows on the upper lip, chit the eyebrows, fom mol never iails to attract attention and to excite Say R RENT—FURNISHED—A HAN] dence near the British Legation; w rivate family only. THOS. J. F atreet northwest, ROH RENTS it. Apply Dey heeke, arms, be- na birth marke,” and & | A. GRISWOLD, 422. the past for the de- noxious xrowth of . the ecis: ors and razor have sorted to with the same resu increase the growth of the hat this affliction will tell you that the more frequently hairs are extracted or cut off the more rapidly they will increase ip umber and strength. DR. VAN DYCK, Dermetolozist. is pleased to an- nounce that he has pertected a treatinent (and the cnly trevtment in the world) that will permanently and foz- ever remove supe:fluous hair. upon eyery separate hair and completely destroys the ‘This is indeed ono of the greatest modem scientific Victories, and is sure und certain to eccompiish the de- ed Van Dyck can take the moat laity face, and by his method frevit as completely from hair as thatof au infant’ Ladies, if you he ish don't nex ec —A SPLENDID TRUCK FARM, twenty-eicht acres; dweliing-ho adjoining fair grounds. 701 M street northwest. and that is only to . out-hnildines; ‘Any sufferer with <3 Cor.16th and M, 12rs. 240. Lar - * The doctor operates | 2) High st.. nearRioad Sig 22d st., is, 1n.4 Improved and unimproved property for sa’e. E. 8, WESCOTT & CO., and I streets nortlwest. 3 RHODE ISLAND AVE stetue. Inquire of J. J. his unsichtly compl ‘but consnit Dr. Van have it forever remove agements now, &s only ber can’ be treated dail; L tween Palais, Royal and ith street, a Bi ue northwest, near Scott TEDD, 1402 14th stroot SNT--STORES. _ oR RENT-STORE, + p.m. Wednesday, ‘blemishes siecessf neuited during Chris al, and will receive patients New Your's | Tuas week as usu: rs cast of the N UTZ, Jr. 497 Pen FOR RENT—OFFICES OR RENT — 1215 F STREET handsome Offices, with Appy to THOS. J. eae FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS —A GOOD PIANO. = = eet OF SLIPPERS TO p, 10 cents per pair; tidys, towels, &e., for 5 conts; splachers, 10 cent- y your work to new be PRINCE, Practical Sta D—5,000 PAIRS guly daub your goods, proof vault and m: SS AT PALAIS ROYAL, t. It ANTED—HOWE’S BOOKK! Months of stu: ship, ete., 3a month, G. #28-mn* HOWE, 1030 7h street. ANTED—UPHOLSTERY WOK OF ANY DE- A. H. CHASE & BRO. Next to City Post Othice, ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK AND LAUN- dre-s; none but those bringing the best references need anply. Call between the hours of 10 and 12 at 1400 Vermont avenue. at OR RENT—A STABLE FOR FIVE HORSES IN the northwestern part of the 15th street northwest. ANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING WITH- ry to Your carpeta. ws svenue. “a. H. CHAUE WAXZEDIWo UNFURNISHED ROOMS, NEAR Patent Office, for gentleman and wife; ‘second floor desirable. Address J. P. B., Star office, d27-2t Wwiste D—-A WHITE WOMAN FOR GENEKAL housework; famiy of two. First-class reference requined. Apply at 1916 19th atreet, before noon. want be honest and o: off WAN IED_ONE FIRS two women for laundr ply at office of Tremont Hoi indiana avenue, WASIED-COLORED MAN COOK FOR PENN- sylvania, way paid; for this city, 40 white and colored women cooks and geperal workers; 16 chs: Jermuide, nurses and scrub girls. 926 F st. 1... G V TED—A COM and do chamberwork; th street northwest. wast D—AN OPERATOR ON ANO.2 WH er & Wilson Sewing Machine. Apply at street no:thwest. Mra. Me EAN. a26-: Ww WHITE G x Winns terctencee a ee bONS west. CENT WHITE WO! Bring first: avenue. enees. Apply ut 912 Wit N LL FAMILY, x denced Cook and Launit white, with tirst- class referen 163 Connecticut avenue, corner, street. 23- D—LADIES 1\ TOWN OR COUNTRY TO jee, light ant peasant work at their own SAIN; Hood Kalary. Add CO., Philadelphia, Pa. hed with first-class Chambermaids, General Hourew. rk wauted. 1. C: DUNDORE, 518 10th -1m* WA&XIED-A WOMAN TO WASIE AND SCRUB; iso cne to do chamnberwork. Inquire at 485 Penn: sylvania avenue northwest. 420-61" ANTE WHITE AND COLORED COOKS GEN- eral Worker irla and N for this city, Baltiniore, Philadelph a, New. Your and cleewhers Femilies furnished Servants with references. Try. F street northwest, Licensed Agency. C. E. PK —Cooks, Waiters, 8, Ke. Nervares strcet northwest. nurse. Callat 814 New Hampshire and I streets northwest. ETS TO CLEAN BY THE AUTO- cess: the beut in the world; no in- rders by telephone or other- carpet dealers, 801 jury to the finest fabrie, f NINE- Meh ‘fo. SINGLERO ‘street Lorthwest: south Herket Brsot) If not sold. for reutin ten day fiquire 1010 K stroet nortliwest. 425 3 front; walnut finish; marble thyveat, Cleane Carpets better: with, tose wont southwest, Cleans Carpe with less wear an ‘any ocher firm in the city. Mattresses ‘eathers Fenovated: Furnit ders by telephone, ANTED—TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E. LL, Room 4, 1420 New York avenue, is aCom- missioner of Deeds for Every State and Territory, U. 8. Commissioner, Examiner and Notary. office from9 a. m. to 5p. ANTED—YOU TO KNOW THATISELL A FIRST. class Tailor-made Second-hand Suit, much better ® common Lew: eutcan JUSTH'S OLD STAND, ve N. B.—New Clothing we ‘D-YOUNG MAN, WITH KNOWLEDGE of bookkeeping preferred, as clerk in store; must Pgocd Mabite? “Address ox Oi, Riser 14TH 8T. NORTHWEST, BET. R AND S STB. Gace with fae and water: fot 20 106, With cas and water; lot 20x. location good; street id back building 8 jyase the door ; THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1534 F street uorthwext. 918 15TH STREET NORTHWEST, -Pherson Square) -story Brie« Residenc ont in first-claes manner: fourtery rooms ahd every conveutence. 46 inches by 106, to gud agreat deal cheape: No. 619 D strevt norti sell cheaper than OR SALE—VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY 1) northwest, fronting 65 tect 8 inches on 16th corner Corcoran street. T $20 F' street northwest. OR SALE—BAV-GAIN story press-bri #teps, ten rooms, mod-ru throughout. in sp ! jot "18140. on Ht strect and ni . sin in two-story and front House, with brick sta- Her and al! complete, neighborhood Also, two-story and basement FOR RENT—ROOMS. OR RENT—IN THE OLD DOUGL street northwest) three Kooma on second l Suitable for light if ANDSOME THREE- furnished or stone trimmings and | culture for operas, converts, ete. icating rooms, on second flor ae 943 M street northwest. References ex- RNISHED ROOM 1205 if wireet morthy PARLOR AND TWO BEDZOOMS, TO yenticinsn, from January Ist, at 806 I8th ef second floor, suitable f nilras; rent moderate. Also, a handsome ata bargain, terms oti ‘apitol, and halt a proving rapidly. W . 423. T_AWO COs | FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS Moderate terms, 5 nor and chambei At 923 L strect NE, % cover, extension table and all at- nied for three years. 7th and H atr-eta. it ‘R FURE-PROOF SA Apply at Koom 3, Corcoran Build- AUERBACH'S, ¢ as bedroom aud “perior, ae iad YR SALE—MIL. firet floor: board in the house. Les STREET NORTHW! AS es eon ican Parors, suitable for Mie isd, back room | ET NORTHWEST, © floor suitable for oft h 26. Isomely farhishy E, SUITABLE FOR jae or coupe. Sold only because owner Seen at Mount Vernon stables, 12th northwest. Also coupe rocks) AU AMIGIES | putes to ventlomen on'y 0 two in family; references €: 720 10TH STREET NORTHWEST, 2 floors back, and Hail Be Cleanly and in \ND FIXTURE . Peunsyivania avenue, doing a fine bu«iness;9 rooms. Adress **Dining Hoou,” Star ‘OK SALE—A PARTY GOING SOUTH WILLS: Toom, separate!y or togetts SALE — STOCK, FIXT! of market. LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED OF time denoaite; Upited States Bonds r anapapl it market rater. Collectio made everywhere Squier & £0. Bankers, 1416 Penvas ave hsm ARCEY & ARMSTRONG, REAL EST D Agents. Forestvile, Prince George's County) Ma. for sale and exchange in counties on terms to suit. REWAL: LAST TUESDAY, 10 Conn. ave., M st. and B. and Potomec a «= Liack enamel gold pin. are, with letters: Wy Faiond. aba enuraved| on the back, ** Sophy Wy King. Leave at 1750 M street. 427-2" OST—ON WEDNF in going from 10th § ween 1 and Iéth—a gold rng with ruhy ret, eurrounded witl p air. A liberal reward will be paid if returned to Tae: TAK ofttoe 427-2" A DIAMOND ewan if left at Consrossional 1 LAST. ATURDAY, ON THE AVENUE, BI bordered erchlef and ktaphot ventieman, Plooee return to Temple ¢ bhveas ‘went a6 tw STREEP wma, keys, Urea ke. itably rewarded ty leaving same at LIS W street northwest. 6-3 T ONE MIL trespneatue of property of white, with aac hort. yes chances. and ts Owner will Above SLIPPARD. 26 -at OST_ON THE 2isr INSTANT, 1s, SOUTH t “¥ nn Satan re ng at my sta us aah RIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, 30 ee aftrect northwest. Reliable information fu ce edd asi ARAN Hoss, TRE 1OxG ETA BLIBMED, RE. ne Clairys and Astrologist, gives, better watinfaction in all affairs of life than eng one yn the Feeaton. tele the Present and futube destiny ; given advice ‘and assis on ail matters appertaining to business, love and matrimony. ALL 1x TROUBLE Cal Saticfaction given or no pay, “Consultation Rooms, 2d street, above D street north weet, i EDUCATIONAL. FR CH LESSONS.—MLLF. V. PRUIYHOMME'R Ipls learn to converse ina short time. Much Pains taken with the pronunciation and the elocution of ‘the Languace. Pleasant Evening Classes tor Ladies and Gentlemen: Morning for Ladies; 3-15 for. Youns Ladies and children, Daily French ‘Selvont, for Neto = Kindervarten system. New term in Jenu- a 1823 K street northwest. a6 ARFIELD KIN GARTEN AND TRAINING School, T near 18th strect; Primary, Untermediate and Advanced Classes: expericnoed teachers, thorau work. MRS. A. B. OGDEN, Princip ey MME, LEPRINCE, FROM Panis, “AT ange 7 al st.n.w., will give Conversational French Lessona 3f hier own snd puplle! residence. Also, open Eveulur Classes. New term 15th January. Brice moderate. | Call at Bo'oiock p. m. 8-3" NEW METHOD FOR PIANO AND SINGING. PROF, DE WOLOWSKT? shortest and best new system, saving years of practice, Teading music at sieht, training voices to the higaest «ining classon are now opened at Prof. De Wolowski’s Musical Ineti- tate, 1116 M street northwest, corner 12th, s BOARDING AND BAY SCHOOL YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN, NORWOOD INSTITUTE, 1212 and 1214 lath street, 14th Ktreet Cirele. A full course in teh, ‘Latin, French, German, Mathematics amd Natura: ce.” Music, Drawing, Painting and Dancing—all at reasonable rales and by the bes: methods, MR. & Mus. WM. D. CABELL, Principals. The undersigned take lr the. jenee of the friends of educ . CARL, of weil known to the “i man of great worth, poss ofa high onder, ug administrative tents éxhibitne autiring geal in the dis- Fost © of the duties of any trust which may be coudded os : JAS. F. HARRISON, M.D., NOAH. K, DAVIS, Chairman of Facully. °F. H. SMITH, ALL, 5 FRED'K HOLMES, JouN ARLES 8. VENABLE, JOHN Jonxs Horgixs Usrvensrry, Baitimorr, Mp. Thave known Mr. WILLIAM D. CABELL for mu eure wx head and founder of one of our leading schoo! in Virginia. Mr. Cabell is ieman of hig B. L. GILDERS! For fuither reference or information address ‘Mx. & Mus. WM. D. CABELL, a7-im Mashingion, D.C. E. CELY FURNISHED SI family, near Thomas Address HOM Cheaj cousiderabie personal prop and ot.er Stoves, Carpets, Sideboa Shoes, Dresses, &e.; Gold Watch and other Jewelry, Sewing Machine, Music Box, Toya, &. treet, near 9th street north: y ADEMOISELLE BRUN, Gircle, to single geutiemien, for $15. FAOR KENT—421 MM STREET NORTHWEST, A Native French Teacher, a13-1m* ‘115 14th street. ‘(OR SALE—TO LAWYERS AND CLAIM AGENTS: Pa. ave.,one File Case, | 9x13 fect, in sections. with panelied doors, $20; one Bookcare, 8x9 feet, in sections, with glass t Look Shelves, 9x13 feet, with glass d newly Furnished Parlor and Bed Room on first floor; on second cne large front room with communi- Forsele, inroom 5, cating room; modern improvem nts; terme reasou- Bardi: id Day Sel = ing and Day department: German, fo Mis Le STEEEE ished rooms on secon: house firrt class; south front: private family of two ther roomers. Board, if desired. Apply at Di'S Real Estate office, adjoining Eig’ : ls-2w HK SALE—A BARGAIN—A VARNISHED DAY- ton Wagon, used but litle, made to order in the District ; owner has no use for same. W 1Atenoay A RESPECTABLE AN trious colored girls Situation as chambermaid or to do generel housework in a private family; good ref ences. Apply at 1151 19th street: x It" ANTED—AN EDUCATED LADY, FORMERLY 8 matron in an institution, wishes a proper Posi- tion in a hotel, boar‘ling house or a private family. Ad- dress M. T. e aat-3t* tar office, TED—BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN, A SIT- uation as driver or dining-room servant. Can furniah good references. Apply to 120 FANT! = WANTED BY A WHITE WOMAN, WHO Is A firat-claet there is no washing; none but thoee wil ing to give good. Jeiees peo apply, ut 1034 Connecticut avenue, between atreet 27-2" form Scales, Apply to GODEY LIM. ‘D INDUS- RENT — COMFORTABLY — FURNISHED, coms, en enite or ina private fumily; best sst, Corner 12th, ‘OR RENT—HANDSO! lors, with office and for Meniber of Congress, a —VERY HAND- it Grand Piano; tone; all modern some and richly finished Upri rich singing quality iuaprovements: cost {550 cash; owner leaving city and will sell for #360; small mont: ly payments: disc for cash, or trade for equate piano; can be seen at 1217 H street northwe=t. OR SALE_RARE CHANCE— MAGNIFICENT, nearly new Squatw Grand Piano; han wood Case, carved lege an modern improvenients: cost. and will sel for 2175 cash. with vover and #t20!: but four months. Aleo, # superb new Square Grani rich desien. used very, little, thst cont $630, for half cost, at $15 per month. Can 1217 H street northweat. OR SALE-GOLD AND SILVER FISHES— FURNISHED PAR- bathroom, guitable 720 11th street northwest. JOR RENT—VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS WITH ‘Table Ecard, en suite or single. ‘hed th>onghout. Large parlor and bedroom to rent OF, Location: dusicable. cr i + containing all the House newly fur- owner needs mon on first floor. 1012 14th str et, opposite Hamilton House. ‘cook, s Place in a private family where Dewenn a: Exauo Sad R RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS, second floor, southern fropt, with private bath, ub te n27-5w" 1921 H street northw K WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, to attend to shivdren in a prvatet ily ;wili be found or to atten: tdren in a private family ; fc willing and obliging. fase : “Sta office, a a3}-2¢ ANTED-BY A COLORED MAN WHO CAN give cood references—s Situation as a waiter, coachman, or for one ‘k at 1627 12th street n weet. it® WANTED! SITUATION FOR MAN AND WIFE, white: man to attend to horse or make himself useful on the place; woman to cook or do any. a i work, “Address or call at 1119 20th street between aud M. 26-3t* ANTED—PLACES FOR COOKS, CHAMBER- maids, Nurses, Housemen, Drivers, Waiters and Boye, with references. Women’servants can be seen at Office. Licensed Ai 7, 926 F st 3 Office Li wency, trecthorthwest, . E. WANTED—HOUSES. -ANTED—A BRICK HOUSE, TO COST $2,600 TO ‘W Bitter scton ta sien oe tetween deh dad 14th iealiaras Ears moive Bad peel pele EE 15° O'MEARA’S LIQUID 15° FFF It 8588, H A H Tt Fussy Halt Ht Fass8 ae Sco £ ur GGG LIIL UU EEE SWORMSTEDTi& BRADLEY, 928 2 SPREET, and Beal Estate, Ineuranoe smei-Loana, and all businees Wy ALKEG. wor Liesl SURERT NORTHWEST Hoaebe tian Ve ani ENDS ARE KNOWN AS &o. * Telephone. ~ Aquariums of all descriptions. 635 D street northwest. 5. SC. IREE PAIR or STYLISH MATCH- pe and Business Horse:: alsa, for Hire Carriaxes and Coupes, of all styles, with drivers sig, Horses for hire ‘and beautiful. tion ag nursery governess BOARDING. QST-CLASS BOARD WILL BE FOUND AT THE Forsyth Dining snd Linch Rooms, 1003 20 Meal Tickets $5. lease address M. J., Star ed Horses; also, Co Pennsylvania ayenue. Meals 35 cents. ‘The best of everythingserved. d26-5t" G STREET NORTHWEST, HANDSOME. newly furnished Roo! ‘he rented singly or en suite. XCKLLENT TABLE BOARD MAY BE OB- tained at 1413 K street northwest. IRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD, $20 regular breakfast aud dinner, 35 restaurant. HT. southwest corner thhehd Etec northineat HOUSE—CHANGE OF PROPRI! clasy table; polite and attentive eervants; desirable sivuation for famill $30, $35 and $40 per month. E. separate. 418 8th Race to work in a grocery store. Call RK SALE—A LIGHT ONE-HORSE VICTOXIA and Coupeletie, used a shi new and second-bai attended to at JOHN M. YOUNG'S, 315 6th JOR SaLE—1W ing, with board; will ‘TY HEAD OF HORS! arrived from Greenbrier county, Va. ; three saddle horses and coupe horses. Can. SIMMONS" Stables, 311 12th street northwest. dl-sw HR SALE OR EXCHANGE—LARGE STOCK OF new and second hand. Lo roved of aitiaap or hiro R, GUYER'S KK SALE—CARRIAGE! 621 G atreet new aud second-hend Family Phaetons, Wagons, McCall and Bi Robes and Flan uns doce in beat manner. PER MONTH: be scen at YATES & tickets for $1. west prices for Rates: $2.50 an and 470 C street north: and PRAGUE MANION, CORNER ‘Desirable Rooms with ls0 Table Board at $20 per morth. HE LAPIER HOUSE, 8. W.COR.10Ta AND ESTS. the best conducted Board: city. Transient Boarders accommo- jated at reasonable terms. Meals atallhours. 529 ———————— SIXTH AND E Eee CARRIAGES—GO j G EORGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, es 3100 N atreets West Washinton. chod for Young Ladies. leiate course. Special atudente in Music aud Fogiiah. For circulars ma T Da.w. E Voice, Si ‘Viohn, ke. Tereive teachers, Fess 3 , Violin, a we 5 ‘ree vantages, "0: B. BULLARD, Directors ia-2ni® adi FX JEBEL INSTITUTE AND KINDERGARTEN, uare from ‘Thomas Circle.—Primary and Ad- vanced departments. ‘Childwn 4 te 14 sence of apes Lenruages, Music, Drawing and Calisthenics. | Com- Ritept Teachers and Proferwore. Ruropean trained Kindergartener. Misees POLLOCK and. OFRK Prin- Teackiers. ee ae UNION AND DRAMATIO DUVAL MACK, 729 13th CHOOL OF | ELOC SS ART.—Mrs. ADEL! ftreet northwest, Private leswous aud classes. Sbake- Keading Claas for Ladiss and Gentlemen Thure- ‘day hveningm § to 10. os) VERING CEASERS os. ae BORE ‘Grammar, Spelling, -, Geoeraphy, Arithmetic, pee. W. PLY, A nz 8. W. cor, 8th anid K streets northwast, Ss FLYNN, A. M., PR VATE TUTOR, Hemerasce, tnt, Sted hated eae RR Preparation for Ce » We-t Point, Anuapolis, and competitive examinations. Terie in'advane. "m2 L ESSONS IN KENSINGTON AND ARKASENE E Embroicery given Mra. V. Ruebeam, 2113 GOS" Stk ‘street orden, sod Thuredays, Monti -sen EST END DANCING ACADEMY, elect claan Monday. Tues i: y and Friday; Soir-e W y o19-3ta YOMMENT ON PARLE A PARIS.” OR FRENCH cht, quickly mastered SG sre tr orthweet. old '. AND MES. LUCIEN E. C. COLLIERE'’S Pp aos French and Classical Wang open Bert ber 38, 182, “ Fon of ‘ . For fal ‘and, 5. aren a . E. C. COLLIERE, A M., Principal. MONEY TO LOAN. GEVERAL THO! sums SAND DOLLARS TO A4DAME CHEVREMONT (GRADUATED ‘Teacher at the Academie of Pane Uni “t t of France) hae resumed her lescona ig the French Pane ‘ately and in clauses. Lerma reaminabie, [08 12th etreet northweat. om Ly to suit, on good real estate securi! 141, Star Smee” ‘ONEY a8 Teas Ox Madar) Sted SECURITY ‘ulna fo sult, at lowest ra eand withou ROBT. A. PHT 1428 New York avenue, and O streets northwest. F BIRDS; HARTZ - DS: Ly Re eee ON REAL ESTATE, ge Rd CENT 10th and F streets northwest. I HAVE MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEBEST, ‘No delay where eecurity is good. SALE—A LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND ad Landaus, Lan- ‘Rocks T- Jump Boate, attended to. RUBT. H. 8th street ‘Repositozy and FPORSALE-A Lot OF FINE IMPORTED CANA- Fies, Mocking Birds, ar Q. ©. GREEX, ac. at 710 D strect northwest. 8. Hi ‘ONEY TO Loan. one : am, torent eee Sica ‘AN BUSINESS Lt a Hall Builtins, corner 9th and D atrests. venin me, Yor tho etusetion of seme ‘the a i Saas gare ar eas RYO, RPENCER, Princiral, SARA A. SPENCHIn Vice-briocipal. er ADUBIL EY PULSES 2 Charges moderate. Nodelay, ea. ‘ONEY TO LOAN,, Meats tus F eto artes a aaa ; E