Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1882, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. SATURDAY. D LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFIce OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ‘Wasurxeton, D.C., Dec. 30, 1882, 9:52 a. m. Yor the middle Atlantic states, fair weather in the western portion, clearing weather preceded Dy light snow in the southern portion, no change fn tempersture, falling followed by rising barom- eter, northerly to westerly winds. Special Weather Hetin, A PAIR SUNDAY INDICATED. ‘The chief signal officer of the army furnishes the following Special bulletin to the press: The Darometer Is lowest on the south Atlantic coast and highest in the upper Missouri valley. Snow and rain “d from the south’ Atlintic states a! ; light snow and partly cloudy Weather orthwest. Falr Weather con- tinues tn and, lake region, Outo valley Phe temperature has risen § end the middt tlantic states. It southern states, Ohio Valley, lake 14, Dakota and Mon- tana. “Northecly wits prevailim the southera, Middle states and vorthw Easterly winds are reported New Eugland ane is. The following 8 fall during 1S Ind ston Sune region. 1 Baltimore Photorrapher, ALL the hidies reat 4 t Gorp and stiver tri «club and society Badges, at Meyers rere s course, $3 per Fe New Year and birtht © Cream ond Charlotte Russe, ards. J. Jay Gould. teak, 11 Bortiep Go wine siree ALL CLoaks below cost—7 Werte to Nyce. 61.N for prices of sim one can take pletu -t, Baltimore, outiis, Any Tower Mvercny tr: ems t9 ¢ cise WIL F Te You want fr Who has tu ace lke a young rowrlnkles Which noth- Jquors, corals, ete., a a pure state,” Nos, A Harry patrons we ex- tend the t ant our crate: | ful ackn: extended Brapy, mr Pao: Pennsy Vania avenu Messrs. Chester & s the i tal” to-morrew will interest every- A Cororrp Wr @ay fixed a dat other witr fn a pint of be plied t a drinks—sometl ia only orge Carey, two men Alors, Were towed into ind’ pleaded gutity to yesterday, and having Fey had nis the nearly stov Eastern Brau ‘ARDS Wriltcu at Metropolitan hotel. a musteal entertain- et northwest, to Which Wasa most ment at her young seh @ajoy able aft CITY AND DISTRICT. = Condensed Locals. Street wil be lighted at 5:30 p.m.. and ex- 1210 am ue first precinet moved into their It 13 on E street, be- a southwest, and 1s sini n to tite ihft net station-h Y. Atle Kat the ‘Tre: d printing, bod a $34 a at at §:30 o'clock, turn Was for fire in the dentistry office from box 15 of Dr. Wa syivania partment w dit not gush, tire a spot. but ng extn t by the instruments $00, ‘Tue Wresty year, for one Atty-st fr 9 & Co, we bave the London 1 Punch of the 16th ner arriving yesier- ant, Teceived by parket wi Losed January 1. Service of & SCENE AXD art Subpanay THE POLICE COURT YESTERDAY, SIN TALK BY JUDGE SN aT ¥ ein the Police Co £ the trial of a ¢ hill appeared for and asked for a ssesnot b ° itea s sore fense to we hada continu- yaldn't nas to pe lanything of thaw to serve your d to serve them,” answered fuses to serve he won't be ba that. It is his pl e will have to do it. prehension. ordinarily Mr. Revells generally seryed the Sometimes, for some ve them, and then, as in ¢ on trial, the duty develves upou the At one time, said Judge Snell, “the marshal we had here insisted on sending the subpeenas to the United States marshal's office for service. A fee was charged for the service vf each subpena, and between $6,000 and 37,000 was takeu out of our receipts, and they nearly swamped us. I opposed this and had this money turned in to the District. My action in this matter was very unsatisfactory to the marshal, who opposed me at my last candidacy for office, and fought me tooth and nail, on ac- count of my interfeyence in the matter.” ‘Tue Saxe of sliverware at salesroom of Walter B. Williains & Co. wiIl positively close this even- (ag. The balance of the &¢7*k remaining from the last two weeks sale will be soli thts evening at 7:90 o'clock without reserve. They ask Uics* who desire ine silverware at their own prices to cali eee en Affairs ln West Washington. Young CaTHouics’ Frrexp Soctery.—The annual report of the Young Catholics’ Friend Society, of Georgetown, shows means ior the year ended Oc- tober 31st last $283.69 expended. For the steward’s le $9.86; for school, $100; medal, ; mass for deceased member, 3 Lo- cober eta The Feport says that the Paro “ety are: Joun A. Heenan, president; D. O'Leary, vies President; WH. Manogua, recording secte- ‘aan: ‘bomtReapers Teomas a. Pinuey, stoward. ae Dee Seana ee amon ae eae Walsb, Patrick Sullivan, J 7 (ruse Amusements, NATIONAL | THEATER.—‘‘Around the World in Eighty Days” will be presented this evening for the last time. This grand spectacular produc- tion is well worth seeing, and those who have not seen it should take advantage of this last Opportunity. On Monday evening Miss Mary Anderson, who never failsto draw crowded houses in Washington, will ‘a week's en- gagement. She will be supported by a very abie company. Forp’s OPERA Hovse.—The engagement of the “Passing Regiment” closes this evening. It is a fine play by an excellent company, and those who do not see it will miss a rare treat. “Humpty Dumpty” is coming next week under the management of the veteran Adam Fore- paugh, with the famous Geo, H. Adams as the clown. This will be good news for both youn, and old. Many new tricks have been adde since ‘Humpty Dumpts’s” last appearance here. TueaTeR Comigce.—A_ program ot unusual interest has been arranged for next week. Man- ager Snelbaker always has something new to offer his patrons. Dime Mcsevm.—Novelties, both attractive and beautiful, are now at the New Dime Ma- seum. Prof. Hardin with his famous pano- Tama and 1 and Mons. Blanski, ad trained monkeys, On Monday there 0 at the rink, mi assembly at hight the first game of of the season will take f AN ATTRACTIV! S By special invitation of numerous lead zens, including Justic Sherman and Rev. Hen |S or if cil Miller and Harlan, Gen. ard and Edmunds, is to deliver in ated lectures upon ad the * Destruc- In addition to unusual at- the subject, and the mode lectures have a very bigh ation, the value. . Jos. Cook ens of the — Alpha Tau Omega. E ‘TION OF OFFICERS AND CLOSING BANQUET. The mof the Alpha Tau Omega frater- terminated last evening by a banquet at Weleker’s. There were covers placed for sixty, and the bili of fare, which was choice and elal discussed with great enjoyment. r the cloth had been removed toasts were order of the eyening, and the remarks of the members, both in a humorous and serious vein, were well received, officers were elect Thomas G. Hayes, . Bishop Quintard, D. Humes, Maryland =, RN. Holt aris, Utah. The orgia; W. G. S., meeting will be held at Phila- t annual delphia, —_—+ Christmas Entertainments. ‘The annual Christmas festival of the Memorial Sunday school was held Wednesday evening at that church, together with that (of the Sunday school of the Chureh of the Fatherland, under the direction of Prof. Guss. The large auditorium was |exufortcbly filet by the parents and friends of the pupils of these brief, but ofa highly interesting character, con- sisting 0/ Christinas carols by the members of the Memorial school, espectally prepared for that pur- pose; recitations and the distribution of memen- toes to the pupt he several schools. All the | reettations were delivered by the smaller children, ani tho manner in which they were rendered, to- gether with the applause they received, reflect Very creditably upon the teachers of the schools. | Among these were “Spot, the Mttle dog, by | Fredule Quinter; “A letter to my Mamm: i ittle song,” by Flora Muirh acte Butler, Johnnie Stowell, ev, Elie Slabaugh, Wille Mutrhead, lewis, Annte Braley, Lena Stoetzer, Jefnte and a duet by the Misses Gertie and ulahan, At the conclusion of these ser- ch scholar was presented with a Christ- . The xton and his wife were bered by the onlcers of the Schoo tabie‘for the rec nis had been pk within t Ybetore the close overloaded with & 15 for the poo One of the most futeresting Christmas entertain- ments Was thd chureh (Sweden. and Mrs. H.C, School presente from St. pert, of as ‘the Brace Prince Ma 1a Musse Ctelly, Miss Gra Tyrell and Kia! and “Senespal, credit for the fine ren- in the rve gre: 1 Of thelr parts, While the retaainder of tue scholars dressed and their parts, as chorus, | to perfection. Atthe close of the play the school formed a circle around the well laden and bril- Mantly iluminated Chris tree, when each of scholars, their litte irtends ten present, as well i were presented with present ‘The Christmas tree festival of the Sixth Presby .. corner of 6th and C streets south- west, Rev. F. II. Burdick, pastor, was held Wed- ayevening. About 150 Uttle children we » happy by suitable presents of books, candies and oranzes, while the parents were entertained by the musical discourses of the very superior choir. —_— furriage Ileenses have ace and MARRIAGE Lice! | been Issued to J: | RG. Clarvoe M. son, of Willlams ands wnces Taylo Ernest Dich ste AL € an; Richard Francis, both of ‘Mon! McNamara and Ma Suppes Deata Wau Mr. Atexanier A, V. Printing o nid Ohio dep sitting int | | < | oMice for Harris 3 } Cocilta Mo nd Matilda ML; M. T. — Warrte For 4 Trai bookbinder tn the Gov. nly at tie Bal a ht about 9:30 o'clock + Waiting room for a train and for Which he had a tieket wer Powell had the body con- Venti preeluet station house. He pu Government Printing nd Ww: respectability i nly cot Sence to visit his family in Brooklyn. ee The Courts, Equity Covrt—Juage Hagne Thur-day, i auditor's re- fi 5 rtley Shoemaker guard ucker avt. Olsin; sale ratified Haltimore and Potomac railroad company; tent coneluded and cause submitted. ch ast. Bar sale ratified nisi. McNally faat. Ward ue al.; appearance of absent defend- ered. . Quinn county iron work alt es Juinn; divorce decreed. ust. Fisher; time fi Bor uary 1883. Wood ‘ence to p state trust Bailey agt. # to auditor to state condition of PRopate Covnt—Judye Hager. Yesterd re issued. first ant of executor approved and j . Ese tate of Ann M. Green; inventory of personalty returned and petition for sale filed. Estate of | Sarah A. Dennis; order requiring guardian to | produce Archie B. Dennis in court on January 5, ISS3._ Estate of Thomas Lewis; order direct- ing investment of funds. Poutce Cov —Fuilge Srl. A vis Kaiser, assault on Francis $5 or 15 days. Leonard Jeanette, disor- conduct at the National Theater; $5 or 15 days. Martin O’Donohne, violatiag the build- ing regulations; $10 or 30 days, Michael Lis- ton, keeping an unlicensed bar; $105 or 60 days. P.H Sheehy, do.; continued. Joseph Lochbeeler, do.; $105 or 60 days—appeal noted. Augustus Craney, assault on James Hall; 3100 or 90 days. Win. Berry, colored, larceny of an overcoat, valued at $34, from James Sander- son; 6 months. Wim. Dorsey, assault on J. H. Miner; $20 or 60 days. Lewis Smith, larceny of two turkeys from Margaret Riley; 60 days. | Fannie Taylor and Moten Adams, threats to Betsy Banks; personal bonds. Betsey Banks, assault on Moten Adams; personal bonds. Jor- dan Clayton, assanit on Maggie Frazer; 5 or 15 days. Alice Snyder, larceny; personal recogni- zance. Wwe DE MEYER’S CATARRI CURE Stops hawking, snuffing, running nostrils, poisondus mucous dripping in the throat, and pains over the eyes, purifies the breath and restores the voice, taste, smell and bearing. An absolute cure for Catarrh and all its symptoms. As effective in cases of 20 yosrs’ standing asin ordinary colds. Dr. Wei De Meyer's ‘‘IMustrated ‘Trestise” on Caterrh mailed free on request. Cure $1.00 of all Druggists or delivered by D. B Duewsr & Co., 182 Fulton st., New York. 580-6, t. tham P pakercrcarerae) RB. E, Beapiex SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 928 F STREET, Real ested therawichs = “nt Houme andalt Bovis evening on | chools, The exercises were | THE CITY MARKETS. ACTIVE TRADE IN PROVISIONS—POULTRY AND EGGS ABUNDANT—GAME SCARCE—VEGETABLES DITTO—FLOUR AND MEAT TRADE—WHOLESALE PRICES OF PRODUCE. * As a general thing the city markets have been well supplied the past week, and trade has been active In all branches of the provision line. A good supply of flour ts reported by the dealers with oniy a moderate demand, the transactions being mostly ina small way. The grain busi- ness is steady and receipts light. Hay and straw are active, and a good demand is shown for choice timothy. Other kinds are more quiet and straw dull. The receipts of good butter have been more liberal, but the market {s not go active as usual at this season of tne year. The supplies of eggs have been large the past week and they are still arriving, which has the tendency of making the market unsettled. Poultry has been abundant and prices high, but the tendency is again down- ward. ‘fhe best kinds, however, meet with ready sales at quotations. Small game is scarce and high and sells readily at good prices. There can be no yension used after Jan. 1, as it 1s con— traband atter that time. ‘tables, such as potatoes and sweet pota- are not arriving so freely, and apprehen- sions are felt of a future scarcity. Drled fruits are in demand and walnuts are scarce. In live stock the arrivals have been light and the market still active, full prices being paid for good stock. Sheep and lambs are scarce and prices up. The receipt of pork has been light, with a rise in price and active market. The trade during the holid hus far has been wers, THE WHOLE! are quoted as follow ; Family, patent pro- standard brands, $5.25a5.5 19; Super, 303.25; middling, $2.2522.50; uuckwheat, N. Y., per ewt. : Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylya- 25; corn meal, boited, white, 59a60c. unbolted, yellow, 57a58e. i heat, choice, $181.07; fair to good, GaGSe.: yellow, Bba56c.} 12, 5oa56e.; mixed, 55a56c: oats, western, white, No. 1, 47a48¢; Mill Feed.—Bran, western, per ton, $17a$18; mid- lings, white, per ton,#22a¢24; brown, per ton, eliasis. Hay and Straw.—Timothy, #14a$17 per ton; mixed, $13a14; clover, $10a#11; rye straw, € a#l0; wheat do., $6a%8; corn, in ear, $2.75a¢3 per barrel. Butter.—Creamet mitation, 30a y, fancy, 44a45c.; prime, 40a New York’ tubs, fancy 35n36e.; good, 32a34e.; firkin, best, 82a3de. good 30a32c.; western dairy, best, good, 25a26e.; tair, 20a2c.;° western factory, 27a2We.; food, 20a22c.; poor to fair, 18a20¢.; inia, Maryland ‘and Pennsylvania choice se- lections, dairy packed, 28430¢.; good to prime, haulei dairy packed, 22a25e.! ; store packed, choie Toll butter, choice, 25 good, 2a24e, rere. rar by, 25a2%6c.; western, 28a24c.; , 2a2le. N.Y. state factory, new, fine, 121/a talr to good, 111ga12e.; western factory, i alle.; fair to good, Galle. Fresh Meats, Wholesale.—Choice hindquarters of beef, 9 to 10c. per pound; common, do., 7 to Se.; choice forequarters, 6 to 7e.; common, do., 4 to 5e.: choice dres: mutton, 7 to 8ce.; common, do. to 7e.; choice dressed yeal, 11 to 12¢ common, do.,9 to 10c. The market is quite active. CURED AND SALT MEATS. Sugar cured shoulders, 101/a11 ets.; do. hams, 143421484 ets.; breakfast bacon, 12a14 cts.; lard, dried beef, 15a17 cts.; beef ton- dozen; western shoulders, bacon, 3 do. unsmoked, bulk, 8!ja10cts.; fresh sirloin pork and sansages, 11 cts.; codfish per quantity, 724 cts.; do. single box, $ cts, TABLES. and Burbank potatoes, $a Farly rose sweet potatoes, (n ; per barrel; do, Norfolk, Richmond fancy, 3; do. prime to $2.50; cabbage, $5 50e.2€1 per barrel; onions, €2a: winter spinach, $1.50 per barrel. G N FRUITS. good, $10 per hundred; turnips, per barrel; Oranges, (Florida), $3234 per box; apples, $3a5 per barrel; cranberries, barrel. ee THe PResipeNt’s RECRPTION—NeW Year's DAY. If Monday 35 bright and pleasant there will un- doubtediy be the largest crowd that has visited the White House for years, Besides the desire one has to grasp the hand of our Prestdent, and give a New *Year greeting to the Chief Magistrate, Will be the Curiosity a great many will have—cs- pecially the ladies, to see the late Improvements made in the furnishings and interior decorations of the Executive Mansion. The red room,. blue room, state dining room and corridor, have proba- bly received the most attention. The red room will probably be regarded as most tnviting, the rich coloring used in the furnishings, and the beautifully decorated ceiling and walls giving {ta warm and cheerful appearance. — One of the most noticeable additions to Unis room fs a richly carved inantie of dark tahogany. Directly opposite the mantel stands the new Bradbury upright grand piano, lately ordered by the President. The case isdark mahogany, to correspond with the pre- inating shadé of the room, ‘The ebony upright 10 from the same manufacturer, that formerly this room, was placed in the cottage ut 's' Home some months ago, at the direc- nt. - age New Year's Enge ner of 1ith and Pennsyly: sale books on etiqu sible Brentano & Co., cor- nia avenue, have for tte by ten different authors, iquette of the Best Society, “Goed Manners,” a manual of Soclety Small Taik,” ete. He has the new publications and ail the foreign and domestic journats and newspapers, in cluding the London. /plctorials and a complete as- sortment of plays and dramatic works. See his, advt. atton reports r. Wi- 3 punsy river front as fo! low: cord wood H. 1. . Grey, Css, 460 bushels oysters market pungy J. W. Stephenson, Evans, 500 bushels oys ters market; sloop B. H. Lambert, Davis, 500 busL- els oysters for market, CGuticura. Mr. Albert Kingsbury, Keene, N. H.. troubled with bad humor on hands and 1 caused by lead poison- ine, (h it would Dreak out, eruck froin, flesh tn large aud stingiue. ST ota K ry fected internally nally, care, and and Curtc fied it fees than three inonthe a complet uot b en troubled since. Corroborated by Lullard & Foster, drugxists, Keene, N. He MOTHER DIED FROM IT. J. W. Adams, Newark, Ohio, says: ‘‘Cutienra Rem- edies are the «reatest medicines on earth. Had the worst case salt rheum ip this county. My mother had it twenty years, and in fact died from it. I believe Cuti- cura would have sayed her life. My arms, breast, and lwad were covered for three years, which’ nothing re- heved or cured until t ured the CUTICURA RESOLVENT (ood purifier) internally, aud Curicuza and Curt cura Soar externally. PSORIASIS. Hi. P. Carpenter, Esq., Henderson, N. Y. Peoriasis or Leprosy, of twenty years’ stan CurTicURA RESOLVER? internally and Ct CUTICUMA £0aP externally. The most wi ct on record, Cure certificd to before & Justice of the peace and prominent citizens. ected with it ‘and scaly '¢ should send to us for this tea: in SALT RHEUM. ‘Those who have experienced the torments of Salt Rheum can appreciate the agony I endured for years ‘until cured by the Curicuna RESOLVENT internally and CUTICURA snd CUTICURA SoaP ext dns, WM. PELLINGTON, sharon, Wis. CUTICURA cfticun. Ss externs id CrTictna Resor- Same intesnaliy wilt pertincs eke seers seen Humor, from a common Pimple to Scrofula, ot CuricUna, mall boxes, 50c, large boxes, $1. Corr Sorigeay Susyigd Marre” SAU aarp tpl Depot, WEEKS & POTTER, Boston. Maas. ‘uy ROPIC FRUIT LAXATIVE 18 BETTER THAN PILLS or other purgative medicine. ‘THE DOSE IS SMALL. THE ACTION IS PROMPT, THE TASTE IS DELICIOUS. LADIES AND CHILDREN LIKE IT. One trial provesite extraordinary curative value. Try. 2 centhos, old by aldrngsinty, — IS-aR WHE CITY ITEMS. Holiday Presents at-educed Prices. Closing out sale of Men’s and Boys’ Nec~wear, Mufmiers, Pulse Warmers, 2 splendid assortment of White and Colored &e.. &e. Kid Gloves, White Sk, Satin and Lawn Ties. Men’s and Boys’ Hats at redueed prices. Found— A Gold Ring, at Lewis’, $2) -$th street, below Mt. Vernon Place, 2 ‘This 3s News. Though the oyster famine: is raging, our stock Saar eres eee ro} olce a8) 3 rr yourselves. Johnson, shang streets, Ladies’ Saloon first floor, ‘The Headqenrters for rubber coats, whether very thin, thick, or me- dium, 1s at George C, Henning’s, No. 410 7th street, His gossamer coats for $2.50 are the best for that ee and he has some excellent ones just u little eavier for $3, $4, and $5 that will wear well and are strictly water-proof. He has some that look exactly like a cloth or cassimere overcoat, and May be used as a substitute therefor. Remember, the largest assortment at Henning’s, ‘The Beneficia! Effect of Elixir of Babek as a general tonic has now been proved vy thousands; it builds up, restores and imparts lasting strength to the whole system, be- Sides does not affect the head. ‘One teaspoonful 1s equal to three grains of qui- nine in action. Hecker’s Baking Powder is perfect in every respect, healthful, thorouchly reliable, untform in strength, and its baking qual- ities Cannot be surpassed. Perfoct Buckwheat Cakes : in three minutes can be made by using Hecker’s self-ralsing Buckwheat. Hecker’s _ self-raising kes biscuits and cakes In ten minutes WIth. or baking powder, and without setting For sale by all grocers. A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat should not be neglected. Brown’s Bronchial Tro- ches are a simple remedy, and will glve immediate relief. Price 3 cents. * The People’s World-wide Verd Burnett's Cocoaine has been sold in every ciyil- ized country, and the public have rendered the Verdict that it 1s the cheapest and best Hair Dress- ing in the world, Burnett’s Flavoring £xtracts are invariably ac- knowledged the purest and best. H, I. Elwood, cor. 7th and E, Will recelve New Year's day, from 4 to8 p. m. iy A New Yeur’s rs, in the shape of the Dollar WeRzv.Y Star, for one year, is inorder. It 1s a large eight-page paper of fifty-six columns—the largest and cheapest in the country. Ouly one dollar, post paid. Trinders’ Lacto Phoshate of Lime and Cod Liver Otl, the test remedy known for coughs, colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthina, all throat, breast and lung affections. The Safest Way. ‘The safest and surest way to restore the youth- ful color of the hair ts furnished by Parker's Hair Balsam, whiten 1s deservedly popular from {ts superior cleanliness, Good Advice. Nearly all the ills that afict us can be pre- vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver and kidneys tn perfect working order. There 1s no medicine known that will do this as surely as Parker’s Ginger Ton! Forty Yenrs’ Exncrience of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup fs the prescription of one of the best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-failt success by millions of Mothers for their children. It relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, griping in the bowels and wird colle. By giving healt to the child it rests the mother. Prico 3 cents a bottle. 1,W,3 Skinny Men. “Wells’ Health Renewer” restores health and Yigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debill- ye $l. “Alderncy Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 34-Ib. “Ward” prints, 55c. per 1D, Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, te. perat “Cream, ie. pint. MARRIED, ILL. Ou December 20, 1882, by the Rey. ech, SAMUEL B, BATES, Eeq., to Miss LL} all of this city. ie ae eee DIED. GFIB. Of diphtheria, on Saturday morning, De- cember 30th, 1882, HOWARD BAILEN, eldcae con. of Adam and Mari: days. Funeral private. MCCABE, AtNo. 1245, Market, strect Ggonectown, ecember AMES E. oI . iufiy, with the hope of eterni os Interment at Leesbuns, Va. (Baltimore Sun please copy.] . Geib, aged 6 years,” 4 months and PLEASANT. On December 30, 1482, at 6 o'clock a. m., at her late resilence, No 1916 New Hampehire aye- une, BETSY PLEASANT, aged sixty-two years, of Warrenton, Va. Notice of’ funeral hereafter. a SCHMIDT. On Saturday morning, Decomber 80th, 1862, at 7:30 o'clock. atter @ lingering illness. ELIZA BA 1A, SCHMIDT, daughter of the lato Frederick ichmidt. Funeral from the Church of the Ascension, Sunday afternoon, December ist, at 3. o'clock, to Which the fricnds of the family are invited. =: NZING. | FREDKICK STINZING, Sr. Decem- oieloal ful ilies, sixty-four years, Past his euffering, past hie pain; Cease to weep, for tears are vain, Calm the tumult of thy breast, For he who suffered is at rest. ‘by His Niece, A. 8. Faneral services from his late residence, 1222 Seventh street northwest, Sunday, December 3let, at2 o'clock p.m. . On the mornmng of December 30th, 1882, RLES W. THOMAS, son of the late Gen, C. W, ‘Thomas. The friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral on Tuesday, January 2d, at his late residence, 2025 G street northwest. AGENTLEM ‘utive abilities be well to Lave some ed ness. Address Box 47, Star GOOD ADDRESS, ct ag cashier. It would of the restaurant busi- ofice. att __WANTED_—ROOMS,__ be en ats bath and 0; pen grates assess Ss oe FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS: RNISHED ROOMS ; pent Ge RENT_BY A) FAMILY DESIRING TOC eye ems ee Use of "and sewing machine, RENT—A 8T. class. “Address MARYLAND, Star office. 1 rode r be, completo 6 pets Fe. NTED — COMMUNICATING FUR- ‘Without amall chidren per 4 15th street ished ogee’ within fous Diack f and. ¥ | at lilb N street northwest, about & p- oe R crag ee see pe eas aa RENT — PLEASANTLY LOCATED (SIX J = 7 TWO ROOMS IN PRIVATE | S03 Rivode ay we ee een ee ‘STREET. NEAR f.A LARGE, ‘avenue. ¥ (W “ruintis, for gentieman and wife. Adareen giving | “'da0-3%" eR ga SY crea! termaand LENOX, Route 36, Wi —ELEGA! URNISHED HO! ‘Feasobable. r Bo. Fite Retiect, near iatb, at $200 ber month. one on ; . ~ 5 <— = rect near fotby at 180 andvone an gukataec with WANTED—SITUATIONS. Arye eroun Sc., 6618. EA. MoINIEE. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN A NICE THREE-STORY AND BASE- (Werho nes hat several seary experience in arocecy | ‘nent Buck, central: 1Itt. ath wtrect" northwest; WO: SREY! Bian eresremetatiga. Address | eight roome: gag: water i kitohen cer line: $20, ApRIY | S-story. ‘inodera W. ©. HAWLEY, 226 13th street southwest. 1t* | Within or at 1512 Sth street northwest. ‘d29- tween N and O strceia northwest, 64,000 each. laree BY A YOUNG LADY, WHO WRITES = BRICK DWELLING WITH | number of desiral one it hcalities avery lene hand, copying or writing of any de- ll mendton tecprereapentns front and back porch: manyfrovteges for rays = poy voi —s waren scription todo. Address Box 104, Star office, 429-2t" ear comper of ath band FP streets southwest. AUD 8 Se aoa. 6300 ANTED-BY TWO WHITE GIRLS, A PLACE | C: B.CHURON, office of Independent oe Comieny, S RALECA FIVE-ROOM FRAME HOUSE, oth DW srarevan erlereas onee tenes ae oF 906 21h elect eo! OH SALE—A FIVE-ROOM Team BOC | ewoeee: an give references. Call or address at | JOR RENT—HOUSF, 1117 107m STREET, GAS L street scuthweet, ee a 1014 4th street northeast. 28-30" and water; rent $30." Inquire at 926 Louiaisna Fe i Ro aig and B etrecta southwest. enue as re = Wax ERB onthe GERPECTABLE man a Situation ag coachman or wail erences. Address Box 153, Star office. ANTED—PLACES FOR COOKS, CHAMB! maids, Nurses, Housemen, Drivers, Waive. and Boys, with referenecs. Women servants can be secn at gion. , Licensed Agency, 926 Fetreetnorthwest.. C RICE, ‘COLORED ‘© COST $2,509 TO 000, seven to eight rooms, between 4th and 14th and between Land Q streets northwest, Send 1222 4th street northwest. YE. able semi annually, secured on real rokerege paid. Address ATTORNEN, WITH $1,000, ‘who ix desirous of engazing in & In prise, to take half interest in representine and Chicago line 5, Vv are paving doub'e for stampinx if it costs them more than 5c. for outlines, 10e, for splashers, 0} width for flanne! skirts, smearing in. PRINC practical stamper, 1009 ¥ street. a Vv ANTED—IT UNDERSTOOD THAT OUR Al paratrs for Stamping is made by our own hands gd xecutate machinery, enabling un to do work for Jnaies without making them pay for New York labor. Designs of any kind made and stamped. I do not trust ladies costly goods to unskilled hands and apprentices. (23, fear8 Practice."” Stamping haif the price charged, lsewhere. '26-lm PRINCE, Practical Stamper, 1009 F atrect. WRITER, , Ladies afflicted with superfluous hair to read this article, SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. This excessive and unnatural growth of hair on the female face is the most unsightly, dis ‘and an- ngving of all complexion blemishes. bes grows on the upper lip, in, eek, arms, tween the eyebrows, from moles and birth harks,’ and ever tails to attract attention and to excite remarks. We sce it in the drawing-room, on the street and wherever ladies congregate. ‘The most barbarous methods have been resorted to in thepast for the de~ struction of this obnoxious growth of hair; depilatories, acids, plasters, the scistor® and razor have all been re- sorted to with the came result, and that is only to increase the growth of the hair. Any sufferer with this aftiiction will tell you that the more frequently these hairs are extracted or cut off the more rapidly they wi!l increase in number and strength. DR. VAN DYCK, Dermetologist. is pleased to an- nounce that he has pertected a treatment (and the «nly treatment in the world) that will permanently and for- ever remove superfiuous hair.. The doctor operates ‘upon every separate hair and completely destruys the root This is indeed one of the greatest modern scientific victories, and is sure and certain to accomplish the de- sired result. Dr. Van Dyck cau take the most hairy face, and by his method freeit as completely from hair ‘as tliatof an infant's. Ladie#, if you have this unsichtly complexion blem- ish don't neglect it another day, but consult Dr. Van Dyck at once and have it forever removed. Make your engagements now, as only a limited num- ber can be treated daily. Dr. Van Dyck’s office, 708 Jith street northwest, m. to7 p.m. Wednesday, ‘Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and Sundays 9 to 2 All complexion, skin and hair ‘blemishes successfully treated. ‘The doctor can be consulted during Christ- mee week as usual, and will receive patients New Yex y description, ‘MISS CUNNTS Mr. B. H. Stinemetz. Office, dl9e0-6t ANTED—LADIES iN THE DRESSMAKING department ‘and experts in cutting to call and seo in dress cutting, from iuding sleeves, No worthless act fit, without change to be ¢ years old can learn this system. It ie moet simple ever invented. MD. WASHINGTON, 1211 Pennsylvania ave., General Agent. D—5,000 PAIRS OF SLIPPERS TO p, 10 cents per pair; tidys, towels, &c., for 5 cents; splashers, 10 cents: pincusbions, 5 cents. on't cepane faces work to new beginners, who your goods, PRINCE, Practical Statoper, j ail-dw. TED—UPHOLSTERY WORK OF ANY DE- scription, A. H. CHASE & BRO., Next to City Post Otttos, oT Wwante —STEAM CARPET CLEANING WITH- out whipping or injury to your carpets. Orders. a4 telephoue. 616 Louisiana avenue. A. H. CHACE BRO. °6 WANTED, CARPETS TO CLEAN BY THE AUTO- matic Steam Process: the best in the world; no in- Orders by telephone oF other Jury to the finest fabric. Wise to SINGLETON & HOE] cae es v1 Market Space, RICE, 490 MAINE AVENUE a teercthan au omer nels cae Meee and tear, than “any other firm in the city, Ma remade; Feathers renovated; Furniture sieamed. Or- ders by telephone. ml WANE? 770, ANNOUNCE THAT TORN F. BEALL, Room 4, 1420 New York avenne, is aCom- missioner of Deeds for Every State and Territory, S. Commissioner, Examiner and Notary, Alwai office from9 a. toSp.m. WAXED YOU TO KNOW THATISELL AFTRST. class ‘Tailor-made Second-hand Suit, much Letter and agreat deal cheaper than @ commoli Dew suitcan New York wf Indios’ cust.m made wears. Ad ‘S RELINED AND RE- fur Jobbing of every AM," formerly with 11 H sireet northwest. 05-eo3m be bought, at JUSTH'S OLD STAND, No. 619 D street northwest. N. 3.—New Clothing we tell cheaper than anywhere. 3anl9 FOR RENT—ROOMS. | cold: very desiratle. ROR RENT_S—FRAME, FOUR ROOMS, 171H eee: F. HOLTZMAN, WM. 428-3t 1321 F street northwest. FOR BENT-bY 3 J. V. N. HUYCK. 2106 Pennsylvania avenue. 1035 7th street (store: TAS Qist street... $55 50, 30 BUVCE, 1505 Pc nnsylvania avenue. WO NEW SIX-RooOM Ara aes N street southwe=t, £1,000 2 "balance womtbiy. C. If routhweet. aw SUPERIOR DWE! 0 Fite icon Toth, and 16th etrects north west, first-clase and ‘st $15,000. Anelegant 1 on Pstrect, overiooking lows Circles built byt and occupant, every way complete, $12,000, Call ou JNO A PRESCOTT, Keal Esiate Broker, a30-2W 1416 F street northwe: t. OR FOR RENT— FURNISHED HOUSE, Connecticut avenue. Appi to a) ent J. Ve N; HUYCK, 28-3 1505 Fenu) mue, JFROK RENT—A VERY DESIRABLY NEW HOUSE, all modern improvements, in northwestern part of city. Also a stable and carriage house in same section, Inquire at 718 15th street no pt FoR + EVERAL DESIRABLY furnished Houses in north THO: wert. a 1. Cal EW BRICK, iI modern impre nts: plenty of wate Appiy next doo DWELLING 1741 G STREET, COR- ner of 18th; 11 rooms, with all moderna unprove- Inquire at 1733 I etreot northwest. d2-2w&eo! CCK FARM. ; dwelling-house, out-bni'dines ‘Apply to Dr. L.M. TAYL ‘twenty-eight acres: ining fair grounds. ‘M street northwest. ‘OR RENT. Eg 70) roved and unimproved property for sale. = Pee. WESCOLT & CO., n23 E dT streets northivent. R RENT—HOUSE 1513 KHODE ISLAND AV! nue northwest, near Scott statue. Inquire of J. SHEDD, 1492 14th atreet. o28-2m. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS JOR SALE- NT B JOR SALE_CHEAP—A BAY HORSE FOR W. ‘of use. Can be seen at CHAMBERS’ Stat! street, between 12th and 13th streets. OR SALE—A RARE CANCE FOR ONE WANT- ing to engage in a nice business —an old-cstablished Grocery and Provision Store, now doing a good busi- stock not ran down: reason for sellin West. Address HANIE, Star office. LE—THE FURNITURE OF A WELL F nished House of twenty-five rooms with jarge din: ing-room and kitchen; house ina very desirabie loca- Mon Se Address Mrs. H. W., Star office. v0) TMENT—ONE SED le Harness for coupe or dog cart, and fit four Dress Blankets and Back Cloths; two Liveries (green and blue); Whips, Halters, &c. E thing imported and first-class and need only five or #ix times, Price, £500. Inquire of .E. BIXLER, 1322 G street, between 7 and 8p. m. 430-30" FPROE SALE TTARGE BAY MARE, WELL BRED, fine roadster; suitable for coupe or buxey; also Soaks, pore, and Side-bar Busey. Inquire at FLEMMING'S Stable, 8th strect, between Daud E. FRO? SALE . “SMITH AMERICAN” ORGAN. Solid walnut case of rich design, two sets sweet toned reeds and full orzan swell; perfect order musically ; will be sold for $55 on easy payments. F. G. SMITH, a28-6t 1103 Pennsylvania avenue, FOE SALE“SOHMER & C08 PIANO BRANCH Warercoma, 925 7th street northwest, where the most complete selected stock of the unenr- passed Sohmer Pianos, in Grand, Squsre and Upright style, which ever wasoffered in this city wil! be fouud. P low and easy terms. Come ate © few 132 ”, | m.1.,25.90 rs. $20.00 2149 K et.,9 re, mL. Road. 12.00 1333 U et..7 re.,m. i, Sie... 8.00 0th Sreol Ro ‘st. drs. -1.) 8.00 idart et... 7.00 | “2WO-STO! SALE cures, commer of rac er PARKER, 44 and F strects southwest. SALE-NEW BRIOK HOUSE. SIX Rooms © $25 per month. id + streets southwest. EMS, #200 CASH AND §10 MONT? , wo ad large Let. Biss nent Printing Ome. w York avenue, FE MTHST. 9 BET. RAND SSTS. cevigiblotemaory sad back Mulldtug, Brick oe, With was and water; lot 20x120 to be ton good; etreet Cars puss the di THOS, J. FISHPR&CO., 1524 F street northwest. 426-6t SAL Fo? "ie ira srarer Nontuwest, (opposite McPherson Square), Handsome three-story Brick Iesidence, with back, S buiting; finished throughout in first-class manner: co. talus fourteen rooms sud every conventence. Lov $f, 08. 30 foot 26 foot Tip iuches by 106 Ar eet bie alley. | FISHER & CO., | F street northw: Foe SSE PROPERTY TS the northwest, fronting 8 inches on 16ch, street, corner Corcoran strect. ALBERT F. BOX, | 920 F’strect northwest. An FOE SALES BARGAING HANDSOME TRREE story press-brick front House, stone trimmines and Steps, teu rooms, modern throughout. in splendid cone Aiton, with lot I8x140, on H street and wear Avenud cats prc $5, 900, t bargain in two-story and | | Dack building preas-brick front House, with brick ste- | Dic, seven rome, cellar and all completa, nelghborhoo | frvtclase: price, 000. Also. two-story apd bawom brick House, seven’ rooms, bath, gas and water, located on 17th street, near R, price $2,000. Also, a handeon new Dwelling. near Dupont Citvie, a, terns | fee purchasers. AUPORY, y to 3 MONEY TO LOAN = eg oe 1, 400 t 6 sso att or cont: 800 ut 8 fier ce a29. Address 3 F street south weet, 200 £806, $500, $1,700, Aico, Intye? sunnaton ret donde Uf teat, weniion, E. A. MCINTIRE, 918 erate. Prompt 9-10t Moser TO LOAN ON RFAL ESTATE SHCULITE. mm Sule to wut, at lowest rues of interest, lenst ex- Dense and without delay." “RC PHILLIPS, ‘ork Mo*=* to Leas, ON REAL ESTATE, ATS AND ¢ PER CENT R. O. HOLTZMAN, ni = 10th and F streets northweat, HAVE ¥ TO LOAN LN SUMS TO SUIT, AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST. No delay where eecurity is good. 0. ©, GREEN, 720 _D street northiweet. o19-3m MO™¥ To Loa. I have MONEY BO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, ia qumeor $100und upwards, at loweet rates of ia- Charges moderate, Nodelay. se (OR SALE—BARGANS IN NEARLY NEW PiA- os. “Elegant Square Piano, full sweet tone, ood as new, cost $3°0, for $90 cash, One richly Aa‘ehed Rosewood case juare Grand Piano, used but three months, cost $400, for only $160 cuth. One euperb- toned new full Square Grand Fiano, magnificently fin- ished Rosewood caso, used but little, cost $650, for nearly oue-hali, on monthly payments. One fuil Up- Tight Grand, richly finished and carved case, unsur- paseed singing quality of tone, cost $550, at a great bar- gain for monthly payments: will take Squai rdinary ine and CHANGE, 1217 FOE, SALE A HANDSOME BAY MARE, SIX years old, fifteen and a haif hans high, sound and very stylish; to be seen at FLEMMING'S stable, 426 Sth street. d28-6t" R SALE—FINE BAY HORSE, SUITABLE FOR family carriage or coupe. Sold only because owner isleaviny city, Seen at Mount Vernon stabies, 12th strect, near N northwest. Also coupe rockaway and harness, 26-60" OR SAL NEW WHITE SEWING MACHINE, with attachments; only used @ few months; cos $65; wilt be sold for $40. Also, three stationary wash- starids, with fixtures complete, cheap. Address it.I. K., Star office, €23-s, th, a, 3t” OR SAL Aquariu. 8 FISHES— of all descriptions. No change of water needed for months. Something new and beautiful. 635 D street northwest. 8. SCHAFFER, dié-Im" OR SALE—THREE PAIR or STYLISH MATCH- ed Horses; also, Coupe and Business Horses; also, for Hire Carriawes and Coupes, of all styles, with drivers in fuli livery: also, Horses for separate, 418 Sth or AN street. FE. BURGDORF. Vv yy ANTED—A CHILD’ required. Address wast TIDY | AND t WHITE ‘Woman to attend butier's pantry, ladies’ floor of resteurant. Also an active young mau for cigar stand. Address Box 148, itt Wastes 203 “NT PERSON OF STRICT integrity to accompany and care for an invalid gentleman on a trip to Europe. One who has traveled on the Continent preferred. “Please «tate qualifications gud terms aud eive well-known references. . Address, with ref- . City Post Office. 430-3 OR RENT—TO A PERMANENT TENANT_3 UN- furnished communicating rooms on second floor, with a handsome front parlor; situation most destrable. Aduress box 84. Star office. 30-24" R SALE—A LIGHE ONE-HORSE VICTORIA and Coupelette, used a short time. Also, several new and second-hand Carriages. Repairing promptly attended to at JUN M. YOUNG'S, 313 6th et. d12-3m R RENT—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OCCU- pying an elezant little house on line of 9th st.cars, n. w., Want a merried couple to occupy frott second floor room, newly and handsomely furnished, with board, at 55 per month. _No other boarders; none wanted. ‘Ta- le first class. Best attention, use of parlor, and every other comfurt and convenience possible. Address box 90, Star office. att \OR RENT—AT 236 NORTH CAPITOL STREET, two Communicating Furnished Rooms on 2d floor, with or without Board. References exchanged. “Neat the Capitol, aio-2t* ACHER OF ELOCUTION, LADY dress, naming references, Box F WHITE OR lePlersou House, corner of 16th W NTLD—A colored, at the OR R ELEGANT APARTM=NTS AT 1097 Vermont avenue, near NcPherson square; out $27; custom and western exposures; opan seeis fires 20-2w* T—CHEAP, ONE OR FOUR ROOMS, Se and I; also two good waiters, Mrs. M. T. soU1H- | IM furnished, suitable for housekeeping, at 625 I strect 30-20" | northwest. ci 029-2¢ \VANTED-PERSONS WISHING STEADY EM- | JJOR RENT—TO A FAMILY, TWO OR MORE ployment and zood wages will find it an advant- | E* Furnished Rooms, with board, in a private famil » calling on WILKINS & CO,, $21 F strect north | redding in their own ‘home, “Address HS. star of- Wh -AN HONEST AND COMPE Girl to aoe D stret southersts 5 q D—A WHITE WOMAN, GE PRE- , todo work of small family. Good home Apply at 15178 street northwest, It ‘MAN AND TWO Apply at FULTON'S Loan we a AN Office, 314 9th steeet noi w V ANTED-IMMEDIATELY—AT 1001 lira ST. northwest, a white Girl to eew and do housework: bring references, d29-3t* WAXITED-THREE (GOOD PLUMBERS IMME diately. Apply to J. I. ATCHISON, 1316 14th ‘OR RENT—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated with a furnished Koom, on second floor, iu ap ivatedweHing, at 1321 11th street. north- west. References exchanged. 423-31" IR KEN EVERY PLYASANT UNFUR- nished Rooms, suitab'e for gentlemen and wife; no Ghildron; ut 941 Massachusetts avenue northwest. OR RENT_504 E STREET, ADJOINING JUDI- ciary square (F street cars pass within a few fect of the house); two large handsomely furnished Roome, for gentlemen * 29-3t FOE FENZ_ONE FURNISHED LARGE ROOM, 1321 F street northwest; $15; also, one furnished OR SALE—1HIRTY HEAD OF HORSES, JUST arrived from Greenbrier county, Va. ; three saddle horses and coupe horse Can be scep at YATES & SIMMONS’ Stables, 311 12th street northwest. dil-5w OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—LAR ‘OCK OF Carriaxes, new and second hand. Lowest prices for cash or epproved paper. iso, Horses, Cs eC Ba Buggies of all kinds for bire by the day, week ormontu. Cheapest plac: in the city, 408 and 47) C «trect norah- pot We. GUYER'S Livery aud Carrigco waar. ne It SALE—CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES—GO TO Jiceks’, 621G strect northwest, for all kinds fine new and ‘second-hund Vamily Carriages, » Buscies, Phactous, Wagons, McCall and Business Wagons, Vil lege Carts, Harness, Whips, Robes and J-lan kets of all kinds. Repairing and painting done in best manuer. sold cheap ana on accommo tating —Best Buggy and Phaeton Harness in the % n27-Im ALL KINDS OF BIRDS; HARTZ in, Norwich and St. Andreasbury trained singing Canaries and all kinds of Fancy Birds tor Aviary caves. FRED. 231 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. nS-dm* POE SALE A LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND second-hand Carriages, embracing Landaus, Lan- Gauletts, Coupes. Coureletis, “Coupe ‘Rockaway, “T- Carts, Fancy Business Wagons, Phictons, Jump-Scats, Buggies, &e., &c. Avent for Boston, Backboard Car Rages. Rendiving promptly attended to, ROB. Hi, GRAHAM, Repository and Factory, 410-416 8uh strect northwest. O27 [POR SALE_A LOT OF FINE IMPORTED CANA & korrnct ‘st the Bird store, 1153 Yen etsoek het, Tor rita store 1159 Tes cae Rorthwest. "8. HAITDRECHT. 024-3m* ‘These goods will terms. P.S.—B ee ub.ae | hag. gp ian o SLS won retrec |___BUSINESS CHANGES. WY ee COLORED GIRI, ABOUT 14, TO (OR RENT — EXCELLENiLY FURNISHED NO. A. PRESCOTT, AT HIS REAL ESTATE EX- o to Brooklyn, N.Y.; must be kind to children Rooms (new houre and furniture) at 240 North Cap- a - * nd obedient. “Apply at44v NewJerecy avenuencrin | fol secre cee aoe ee men change, 1416 F strect northwest, has west, 29-21" one square of all ci cars; references exchanged. 428-4 WANTED AT 1340 NEW YORK AVENUE A W aman for general housawork, family of two; stay at night. City references required. a.9-; RK RENT_—AT “OSBORNE, ” 809 lara STREET, Go Rooms, each With alcove, ang furnished ae ted Toot und parlor. 28-31" WAN2ED—A DRUG CLERK, TO RELIEVE FOR afew hours every evening. Bend recommenda- tions, &e., to Box 95, Star office.’ 29-38" = \ NTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK AT 1413 MAS- sachusetts avenue; references required. 29-21" ANTED-20 WHITE, 10 COLORED COOKS, Gengeal bermaids. Nurses and OR RENT—FURNISHED PARLOR AND CHAM- Pie renting on tro cites ae Gee el seutral location fe the city. Apply at 730 dh street northwest, over Bishop's drug store. -' R RENT—612 l47H STREET NORTHWEST, handsomely furhished Pariors, suitable for Mem- ‘Workers, ber or Senator: open ztate fire; also, back room. 426-6t* German Servants; te 3 references. Ladies cin see Fez, RRAT—AT 1534 I STREET NORTHWEST, servants at office, 926 street northwest. OC. E. near the Ari: mn, suite of Rooms on. first PRICE & CO. a29-2t* floor. Will be rented separately if desired. 16-2w* ANTED—TWO NURSES. APPLY TO RR RENT—421 M STREET NORTHWEST, prt RALPH WAI ee Cc wg northwest, only. Parsi’, Parlor and Bed Room on first betwven the hours of 8 and {0.a.m.and 8 and 4 p.m. es 3 oa ANTED—GOOD HOSTLER = corner : west. z 228-3t Al —A COMPETENT ‘TYPE-WRITER WwW Operator to take work from dictation. Address, 028-3t" e abemcomemches sone ANTED—AGEN’ MALE OR FEM: ease eeea a Y Rees Bardlay etxeets Now York city. GL-th.s, tu, im “ANT! MEN AND WOMEN TO START A Dew business at their own homes; po peadiing: an hour made. Seud 10c. for 15 gam: @5-col2t_ MASON & CO., Montpelier, Vermont. OE Or In to structions, Address ‘ANTED_LADIES IN TOWN OR COUNTRY TO ELE eS. 5 ia, Pas, Drawer TW 3 ATED Sur. OS MENT RUREADrawrn ins a18-1m' iw” BR RENT—AT 1: MSTREET, NEAR THOMAS Cireie, Mceiked terekeh nen on. floor; wilh no other rocimere: Bosra, tf" daairod Apply’ se KENNED3i'S Keal Estate office, adjonine Fo R RENT — COMFORTABLY FURNISHED, Jarge rooms, en oe Mt 48-30 aunt, i petals uu bat Tosti: street Rr be ee teberggte ad FURNISHED PAR- F dors, and vate bethroom, suitable eee Congress, eho ‘ith street northwest. Fhe toe fa ile or ane. ones newly fee Fe at I Teal ine in choice residences and su) ior Dailding atten hich shouid command the attention of persons who are look- ig for yey cog oe The t ay Lenreniee Hots and lots in dhe northwest and in all parts of, the 17 & Itt, PURCHASE STOCK AND FIX- tures of a centrally located store for rent; good reason for selling. Address BUSINESS, 29-2" * other ._ Address DINING, Btar office. FEE THE DINING SALOON ANDO} reo with xtaron, all ready to stgyin cad go 60 work: price $125. Must be sold by the ‘inst. “Cailon the ALE FIXTURES AND GOOD Ft Of UE cotsboaied inanker os, Frena'opposuunity toaet bola Gf stu cs as .., Good reasons forselling. Address *“M. at (TEREST ALLOWED ON ERATE OF Tite bot Uni ‘States Bonds bought Sout Pes, Questa gems” oe x ‘RONG, GNEY TO LOAN, in sums to suit, ‘estate securiy. Jowest retes, on enprey FLICK. FOX & Rhows, 4437 Pennaylvauia avenio, EY TO T0A\ AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST ON KEAL ESTATE SECURITY, r THOS. 3. FISHER & CO., 1324 F street wo BOARDING. OARDING—929 K STREET NORTHWEST out Board ; en-suite or single. Ter moderate. ¢ URNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD.—TRAN- s sient Boarders, with room, $1 to $1.50 per da MIRST-CLASS BOARD WILL RE FOUND AT THB pular Forsyth Dining and Lune Roows, W0 Pennsylvania ayenue. 20 Meal Tickets $5. ‘sii 18 NORTHWEST, HANDSOME newly furnished Koons, with board. willl be rented eingly or en suite. Day bowrders taken. 23 6" tained at 1413 K street northwest. 413-4 IRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD, $20 PER MONTH; roralar breakfast and dinner, 45 centa; three weal southwest corer 7th abd E streets northwest, d4-ink CCHANGE OF PROPRIETOR. | polite: nitive rates: : et desirable Newiy Furnished Rooms: with AGLEK, 316 Indiana avenue. 2s-jton Meals 35 ceute. The best of everythingserved. aut Be: ‘T TABLE BOARD MAY BE OB- tickets for $1. Also, restouraut. H. 1. ELWOUD, desirable si-uation for families. Rates: €2 a“ Prop. aa iy, $25, $30, $35 and $40 per month. E. W E MANSION, CORNER SIXTH AND F northwest. —Desirablé Rooms with first-class 1 ant. Table Board t $20 per mor nlé-5a” HOUSE, 8. W.OOR. 10a AND ESTs, n.w., is one of the cosiest aid best conducted Bear ing-houses in the city, Transient Boarders acco: Gated at reason ible terms, Meals at all hours. _ COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. ne. FOR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST PUSI ness hotels in central Petnsylvania; well farn TS acres of wy jand connected; depot al ts for $1,500 yearly in edvance; in perfect owler 72 years old and in bad health; boring tor frovcum pear -raperty would exchange in part fox fara or residence in Washington. J. WIGHTMAN, d}6-lim Williamsport, Pa. __ AUCTION SALES ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE or HANDSOME IOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ROSEs WOOD CASE PIANO, BODY BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS, OIL PAINTINGS, ETC., AT AUCTION. By order of the Supreme Court for the District of Columbia, holding a special term for Orphans’ court business, on Friday, the 20h day of Decenibers A.D. 1882, I shall sell ‘at public auction, on ndid = THURSDAY, JANUARY FOULTH, A.D. 1883, Commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A.M., at residence Ni Mie Maryland avenue northeast, ihe ‘following named Rosewood Case Piano (Knabe makers upholstered in drab rep crimson puffing? Walnut Bookcase, Walnut Pillar Extension Table, Wi nut and Oak Dining-room Chairs, Oil Paintings, Wal- nut Tennessee Marble-top Sidcboard, Walnut Hi Rack, marb'e bese, mirror back; handsowe Walnut Chamber Suite, French-plate Glass, T 5 ek Ws it Chamber fi Marbie~ Seater Tablen, Hall Chairs, Body brusecla Correia, ture. . WISHART, Administrator. IRUSTEES' ATE Oe VALUABLE [PROVED REAL EST, ATE Ne FOUR- THWEST, WASHING- rit ite hacen tm, ae Sr ce corded in Liber No. folio 6, et seq., the Disttict ot ‘and at the re- ; the un deretznied oLLgveNTa Day