Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1883, Page 2

THE EVENING $ WASHING THURSDAY January 25, 1883. ‘CROSBY S. NOYES... —— Dke Evening Siar has a recuiar. permanent bona fide Cally cireulutiongme ar trepie that of any other daily paper published in Washington. and coual to that ef all the together. Edior. ‘Tue Star office is connected wi change. paper by mail and other mm oF business can be se: << Ear It ts useless to send communications of any Kind to this office unless accompanied by the ame and address of the writer. What cannot be verified when considered necessary we do not take the trouble to read. —————— Of the twenty-six Senators whose terms will ex- pire on the 4th of March next fourteen have been chosen to succeed themselves, viz: Messrs. Mor- gan,Garlant, Saulsbury, F Lamar, Me fson, Ran: Harris aad Coke. Seven Senators have been E lows: Messrs. Colquiit, to succeed » was chosen to fill the unexpired late Senator Hil, of Georgia; Cullom, tosuccest David Davis; Wilson, to succeed Me- Dill; Gthson, to succced Keliogg; Dolph, to suc- ceed Grover; Riddleberzer, to succeed Johnston, and Keuna to succeed Davis, of West Virginia. Five states have not yet elected their Sena- tors for the next term, viz: Colorado, Micht- gan, Minnesota, Nebraska and New Hamp- shire. These five states will undoubtedly all elect republican Senators, which will give the Fepublicans in the next Senate thirty-eight, to demverats and Ovo readjusters. Among nblican Senators the opinion seems to pre- Yall quite generally now tiat there will be a spe~ ¢lal session of the Senate calied, very probably to Meet immediately upon the adjournment of the Present session. The indications are that the re- will elect Mr. Anthony as President pro ftemporr, and that the democrats will cast their Votes for Mr. Bayard. ——— It ts announced that the Western Union Tele- graph Company hes finally concluded to accept the tnevita opting the underground wire system in New York. It Is said, furthermore, that in pursuance of this decision it has recenuly signed @ contract for the laying of 9 tube under Broadway from {ts main office at Dey street to 234 street, in that city, large enc to contain two iundred wires. Tais action demonstrates what Tux Star has all along matntatued, namely, that the sub- terranean system {s perfectly feastble whenever ft 4s seen proper frow any cause to adoptit. It has long since passed from the dowain of experiment to that of assured success. And in view of the admission to this effect thus practically made by the Western Union Company, what justification can there be for allowing tie increase and perpet- ation of the pole-and-wire nulsance in Wash- ington? If underground wires answer the pur- pose in New York,—and the experience In Euro- Pean cities abundantly shows that they will,— they will work equally well here. They should therefore be enforced in Washington at once. ‘The moze poles and wires allowed to be put up, and the longer the da: s nuisance is tole- Fated, the harder it wiil be to get rid of them. oe It would be a most pitlable confes-ton of na- ness for the French republi use of the deata of a single 5 claim set up by Gambett’s friends tnat his death’ has left the ship of state without a pilot compe- tent to guide it Is a reiiection upon the whole French people. That the existing government is incompetent is patent enouga, but that does not Signlly 4 want of statesianship in the entire Ration. The French cabinet has exiibited a la- mentable lack of courage. They got frightened ut of their wits at the mantiesto of Prince Napo- Jeon, and their cowariice has led to the disturbed Mate of affairs now existing. The best way out @f the difiicuity 1s an appeal to the people. Without ‘he support of the people it 1s Impossible to main- fain a republ and if the people are imbued With that spirit of Mberty which ean form the only safe basis for a republic, they will no doubt find leaders who are abie to execute their will and tomaintain a government that cannot be fright- ned by a few pretenders to monarchical pre- Fogatives. ———___<-+_____ Gen. Chalmers appealed to the courts of Missis- sippi to compel the secretary of state to count the ‘Yotes in the second congresstonal district of that state as they were cast, and to issue a certificate of election in accordance with such count. The ‘Yotes in dispute were those of Tate county, which ‘were cast for Chalmers, but counted for Chambliss, &man who was not In the race. The loss of these Votes defeated Chaimers and gave Manning a plu- Fality. The governor of the state Issued a certifl- ate of electton to Manning, bused upon the count Of the secretary of state, civing Tate county to Chambliss instead of Chalmers. After some delay & decision has been rendered In Gen. Chaimers’ favor. It commands the secretary of state to count the Tate county votes for Chalmers, and to Issue a certificate of election to him. hts will place Chalmers on the roil of the next House, in- Mead of M a found an energ: ket Co: tetor, pa pote tnst t where Will b a to the T t hotel propr of tek protest missioners by a against the further and Wires in front of 2 continuance of the Wires neW existing. In view of the frightful loss of life at the Milwaukee fire, through the telegraph wire nuisance, the District authorte Wes will assume a grave responstbility if they allow the coutiauance or, at any rate, the exten- ston of the air-strung wire danger in the face of protests of thi Fanay Rexs ANT Duy. REGULAR REMWANT DAY FRIDAY. Fees «reat barzains in all kinds of Ramnanta. ards Viain and Striped 35000 yards Pram and Strived Sti its Dress Goods, Cass: otis, Cambries, Casicoes, Table Lineuseall « Jacop, FRENCH CATERER, SUCCESSOR TO B. JACOB, ‘Wu furnish DIN SEMA, BALLS AND RECKPLIONS, Tn first-class atyle and at short notios. 920 linn STREKT, FARRAGUT SQUARE. 3025-60" a Ar Cosr. Until February Ist, FANCY GOODS, &c., VALENTINES AND EAS!ER CARDS. METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE, po S11 Pennsylvania avenue. PECIAL NUTICE. fow is your time tonubscribe to Rend, MeNally & Cots **Tucexed Atay of the World.” gall at 439 Yih street Lorthwest. J.C. RINGWaL’ Eta Agent. Srecianuvy. HINTS TO ORDER, Fit and quality guaranteed. ood S. TEEL, 995 Venza =] FPasr Azza Or Seno ‘oops, 300 PILCES OF BRAUJIFUL SATINES, IN THE VERY LATiS€ STYLES ‘We call srecish attention to this el wil toon be depicted of ebuice stylon for carig Spring in greet variaty- eset. SILKS and 8<T INS in great variety. H OTTOMAN SILKS in alt "ADE PLUSH in oveuiuw shades: and ALBATLOSS in alt the deticate | Pycerxe PURE SILK VELVETS, in eight beautiful incet to $7.50. ESTER VEEVETS tn an ‘eduction in BROCADE $19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Qoe,yeice. A. B.— Lise best is the cheapest, Send oniers or t atock and imtications are - \ Gaus For You Guinyip’'s WANTED—HELP. WANTED—ROOMS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. __ __ EDUCATIONAL i i ‘t = + 0 S@ CI . - N D Fe DO! E_pE D> RC y IMPRE — TEST, SHO . TED_4 NURSE FOR YOUNG CHILDREN, | \WANTED_AICELY-FUENISHED ROOM FOR | FOR SALE—DECIDED BARGAIN IN IMPROVED | JJ QWES ROOKKEEDING EASIEST, 5m ae Won Stags ‘wee Lady Jeman, with or without We will eelat a great bargain three- ‘eet. Months of study saved: mau Loss TO Have just finished taking Stock, and have the habit of nusiee “Eilat 1318 Vermont oven, Board’ for Indy’ ony ‘Address BE. 3.'B., Star office: | siory DACE Yostenee with: sant ai baker atiachon | shin ete. Sammie, Gow, BOWE, 2000 7h rine $8 ¥ 4 general housecleaning erity. We have houre- occurs cleaning one n a som{-annual looking over. we have 5 i the ook and here is what we find that we want to get : AYgk Remeber that these are the “Odds and Ends” of the BEST SELLING STYLES of this sesson’s cond, the best way to prevent small lots xeeumuiating is ‘to name s low figure. Here is ‘what we linve to say for these £00 All there is remaining of Lots 407, 14,420, 11,786, Men's Cassimere Suits, which wore $20, take your choice at $12. About fifty « told, of Lots 1,749, 4,512, 7,071, the lot at 39. *, that were $15, your rs—probably fifty styles _ Two hundred pair of 1 in tba lot—when we had ansortment of sizes of each —we offer you the choice of lot the price was six doilare the lot at $4. jEpily 250 pair of $5 Pautatoons, we will give you the choice of at's3. All of the $8 and $10 left on hand, Custom Pants, put in one lot, and marked $6. One lot Children's Corduroy Suits, were $3, now $4. soUHe lot Children's Cassimer Suits, were 46.75, now A big lot of Bors’ Suits that were $5 and $6, youcan have the choice of at $3. This lot of Boys’ Suits are not old stock, but new gools; ouly they are too cheap for our trade, and we went ‘to close them out, so we put them among the Odds and ¥nds. We have about 150 Children's Overcoats (to fit chil- larger.) ‘These coats are dren from 3 to 10 years, none : worth from $4.75 to ‘39. We have coneltided to close them out, so you come and take your choice at $3.50. There are lots of other goods on our Odds and Ends counters which we have not mentioned, which you onght to look at before you buy any clothing. A. SAKS & CO. STRICILY ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. Woorwann & Lorunor INVITE ATTENTION TO THE PERFECTION OF FINISH AND WORKMANSHIP TO WHICH WE HAVE ATTAINED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. OUR AIM IS CON- STANTLY %O SHOW OUR CUSTOMEKS AN IM- PROVED QUALITY OF WOKK AND MATERIAL, AND IN THIS WE HAVE SUCCEEDED THIS YEAR TO A GREATER EXTENT THAN EVER BE- FORE. IN THE FIRST PLACE, THE QUALITY OF MUSLIN IS OF A MUCH HIGHER GRADE AND PERFECTLY FREE FROM DRESSING OR STARCH. ADD TO THIS THE BEAUTIFUL FINISH WHICH OUR LINE SHOWS THIS SEASON, AND YOU HAVE SUCH PERFECT GARMENTS, AND AT SUCH LOW PRICES FOR THE QUALITY OF- FERED, THAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY THE MATERIALS AND MAKE THEM AT HOME. WE RESPEC ULLY INVITE A COMPARISON OF OUR STOCK WITH ANY OTHERS. OUR LINE OF FRENCH, GER’ AND AMER- ICAN CORSETS IS ALSO COMPLETE, AND PRICES VERY ATTRACTIVE. WE HAVE THE BEST GERMAN CORSETS AT $1 AND $1.25 EACH POSSIBLE TO OBTAIN AT THOSE’ PRICES. WE HAVE A NICE FRENCH “BR. D." CORSET AT $1.50 EACH, AND Dr. WARNER'S HEALTH OORSETS AT$1 EACH. WE KEEP ONLY WHITE IN STOCK, BUT WILL OBTAIN ANY SIZE IN COLORED AT A FEW DAYS' NOTICE. WE HAVE REDUCED THE PRICES ON A FEW LINES OF FINE FRENCH CORSETS TO CLOSE OUT QUICKLY, TO MAKE ROOM FOR OTHER STYLES. WE ARE ALSO MAKING A MARKED REDUC- TION IN CERTAIN STYLES OF GARMENTS OF LAST SEASON'S MANUFACTURE, WHICH WE DO PROPOSE TO CONTINUE THIS SEASON, AND SHALL OFFER BARGAINS IN THEM. THE LOCATION OF THIS DEPARTMENT ON OUR SECOND FLOOR AFFORDS AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR CAREFUL AND CRITICAL EXAMINATION. SMALL WARE DEPARTMENT—WE HAVE JUST OPENED A LIN OF FINE SILK ELASTIC GAR- TER WEB IN THE FOLLOWING COLORS: BLACK, WHITE, BLUE, PINK AND OLD GOLD, AT 180. PER YARD—CHEAP. RICK-RACK BRAIDS PROM- ISE TO BE IN GREAT FAVOR THE COMING SEA- SON. WE HAVE A SPLENDID LINE IN COTTON AND LINEN AT VERY LOW PRICES. CLARK'S TWILL END COTTON, Sic. PER DOZEN. GLOVE DEPARTMENT — LADIES’ FLEECE - LINED FUR-TOP GLOVES REDUCED FROM §2 TO $1.50, NICE GOODS, A BARGAIN; A FEW PAIRS EXTRA QUALITY REDUCED FROM $2.75 TO $2; FLEECE-LINED SILK TAFFETA JERSEY LOVES, IN TANS AND WINES, REDUCED FROM $1.50 TO $1 PER PAIR-CHEAP; YOU CAN MAKE MONEY BY KEEPING THEM TILL NEXT WINTEK, WIIILE WE CANNOT. A SMALL LOT OF 2-BUTTON GENTS' FRENCH KID GLOVES AT $1 PEK FAM, THE BEST GLOVE OFFERED AT THE PRICL ~ALL SIZES, 74 TO 834. GENTS’ WHITE AND OPERA KID GLOVES AT WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 91 0s Tavror « Horry, 3 3 PENSGYLVANIA AVENUE. sy THIS COLD WEATHER 18 THE TIME WHEN WINTER WRAPS ARE NEEDED, IF EVER. YOU OAN GET AS HANDSOME ONES AS HAVE BEEN SOLD THIS SEA- 8ON, ATA DISCOUNT OF TWENTY PER CENT, AT THIS HOUSE, FURS ORIGINAL LOW PRICEL ONLY A FEW LEFT. * NEW GOODS COMING IN ALBEADY. TAYLOR & HUFTY. ONE CENT PEE YARD. 902 9th atreet, of I northwest. ‘QNEY Ix BY USING '8 DUST- L Baim f COOK'S DUST. Gone by niercly ‘Stove and sitea. 6. 001 fare |. asa MARKED WAY DOWN BELOW THEIR . Nod bor, ee ao. MARKED DOWN Almost every article in their store for a general CLEAN OUT, BEYORE MOVING TO OUR NEW QUARTERS. WE WILL REMOVE APRIL Isr. WE WISH TO CLOSE OUR ENTIRE STOCK OUT BEFORE THAT TIME, = ALL OF OUR GOODS WERE BOUGHT FOR CASH, WHICH BELONGED TO US. ‘Therefore we can safely say that no stock of goods IN THIS MARKET HAS BEEN BOUGHT AT LOWER PRICES THAN OURS. ALL DEPARTMENTS ARE FULL AND COMPLETE, GUINNIP & CO. 820, 622, AND 82 SEVENTH STREET, N. W. 23 AXOTHER SUPPIY OF THOSE POPULAR AND Beautiful Wm. Shseffer Upright Pianos: prices low; paymnts easy. Call and examin and see city references. Y. BECKER, 801 9th strect northwest. Firet-clars tuning and repairing. Twenty-six years’ experience and suctess i the District. Jath-6* ‘HAT ARE YOU CHEWING? ‘Was the pert question of a lady friend. ELECAMPANE AND HOMEHOUND. DROPS, For my cough. They have almost cured me, and are 80 convenient aud pleasant. ‘Only. at ARTHUI RATTANS, Pharmacist, $e24 ‘Mth and I, 2d.end D. and 7th and N ets.a.w. between N and O streets northwest. 3a24-3e° WANTED-A_ he: E GENTLEMAN FOR A W Aish acd ‘arreastie tasty ma our, busta Faisly ecncated. “Mstured age. Permanent situation to suitable party. $15 weokly. Apply at 921 F street northwest. CHAS. SIEFERT, upstairs. it’ OMPETENT NURSE TO TA‘ futant, Pity references Fequired. 6th street northwest. itt WANT Da YouNe@ MAN WHO HAS Som W knowledxe of .d_ provision busi: Good Feferences Tequired: JOHN HOCKEMEN E corner 10th and O st northwest, LG Ws TED—GOOD AND STEADY BARBER AT Seat AT BOS'S. corner 7th and D streets northwest, ja25-2t" V y ANTED— charge of Call at once at 11 y ANTED—BY A FRENCH LADY, A FURNISH- of riving lesrane, OF al give, lewone in exeuange £6 ving lessons, or will give 8 in i fay of room, between 18th and 13th, Penn. ave. and & nw. exchanged. Address L. , Star 3-3" WANTED—HOUSES. office. NTED—TO PURCHASE A HOUSE—NOT LESS than nine rooms, with modern im) ‘rovements: located ; price about $6,000. Address BS 28, Star = FOR RENT—ROOMS. V iT AL irri pee Meeps wk ick and obiiging. Apply, with reverences, at 331 Capitol rtreet. bapa 3a25-3t" WwW AN ED_—LADIES OR YO) MEN TO TAKE oe eae and pleasant work at their own. eeeeod work sent by mail: no canvassing; ;cood. yi Stainp for repiy. Pieaee address RELIABLE. MANU- FAC1UKING CO., Phils, Pa, Drawer TT. jal8-32t" 7 EADER GING; ONE SER- coe School. Ad- Vv A NTED— 7 e “WILLING $a24-3t Sunday afi ina Sunday tenn’ with terns and rederenoen, WORKER,” Stzr office. ANTED—A COMPETENT REGISTERED DRUG W Gere Reference meocied ndaines PEAS MACY, Star office. $023-3t" WARXIED_WEITE AND COLORED COOKS. GEN- eral workers, chambermaids and nurées; aiso German servants. " Bring references. Ladies can see servants at office, 926 F street northwest. C. E. PRICE, & CO. $an22-6t* ANTED-LADIES OR YOUNG MEN TO TAKE nice light and pleasant work at their own homes; Work gent by mall; m0 canvassing: ood salary 10 stamp for reply. Picase address RELIABLE MANU- FACTURING OO., Phila., Pa., Drawer TT. ja18-8t ANTED — ENERGETIC AGENTS. W. W. HAYNE, 437 Ttn street, second floor, Room 2. Mautheatawe W 4NTEDI EMPLOYMENT BUREAU—FAMILIES furnished with first-class Help—Cooka, Waiters, Chambermaids, General Housewcr! &c. Servants ‘kere, wanted. L. C: DUNDORE, 518 10th street northwest, eae WANTED WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, GEN- eral Workers, 2d Girls and Nurses, for city, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and elsewhere. Families furnished Servanta with references. Try Us, 926 F stroct northwest, Licensed Agency. C. E. PRICE & CO. (016-15 0" NT_TIDY U seeping to, toone child. 1902 B street, ences ex ‘FURNISHED ROOMS FOR an and wife. No objection near Dupont Circle. ‘eter- 4825-30" RENT—iWO KOO! BECOND FLOOR, nor untaraiebed, 0 front and or singly; heat furnished or unf: together hot and cold water same floor. Forms moderate. 257 D strect northwest. Jala St street southwest. .» Star OR T—A NISHED PARLOR ON 7TH REN’ FURNISH! oy Elegant office. ‘Ad- ‘OR RENT—AT 1693 G| STREET NO and Boor with board: "Herdios pass the door venient. ;ORTHWEST, jooms on wee 7 ears con jand-6e" POR, REXT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED COM- municating Rooms, second floor, southern, ex) aure; moderate cent; at 1921 H st. northwest, j22-6¢"_ (OR RENT — TWO FURNISHED SUITES OF ‘Booms on the first and second ficors. Also, a base- ment to be used as bedroom or office, ai 921'G street northwest, Fok BENT UIT 1 STREET NORTHWEST PAR- lor and bedroom, furnished or unfi ‘first floor. ‘Two communicating furnished, south front; rent 3 bedrooms on seoond floor, moderate. Jay JFPOR BENT_ELEGANT APARTMENTS AT 1077 Vermont avenue, near Wc! ern, eastern and western €: bath, &e. xposures; open ; south- jerson BqUATS, janl6-2w* R RENT—AT 421 M SIREET NORTHWEST, new! furnished Parlor and Bed-room on first floor, suitable for s lady and gentleman or a doctor. On sec- ond floor, large front, with communicating room. Modern improvements.’ Terms moderate. a8-1m* FOR RENT—HOUSES. WANTED—SITUATIONS. trest northeast, near Government R RENT—AT §8.50_SIX-ROUM HOUSE, 319 G E a STARR, 1429 New York avenue. Ofhce, ja25-3t Ware ey A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRT, ‘a Situation to dociamber work and make her generally us ful alovts house. Inquire, within next days, at 924 Massachusetts avenue northwest. 11 WAN EDsBY A RESPECTABLE. HARDWORK- in and indust-ious white woman, a Situation as housekeeper; can give ood recommendations Auply toMrs. EDWARDS, 1706 Penneylvaiiia avenu ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE white girl asa Chambermaid or Leundrees in = resectable family. Best of references given. Address 203 Massachusetts avenue northwest. it WASTED BY A WHITE GIRL, A SITUATION as Chatnbermatd and Waitress,’or Ohamtberiueld Fermin Good rok 8. “Call tor tw Gayest sot ironing. rer for two 26th street northwest. at GELLING OFF! First-class Goods of all_our Woollens, to make room for New Spring Goods. 736 7th st. n.w. Jau24 G RIMAULT & Co:s MATICO LIQUID. ‘Where all other medicines have failed, this prepara- tien is always effective. Rapid and extraordinary cure of all discharves, recent or <f long atan ng. Iris weed the Hospitals of Paris by the celebrated Dr. Ricorp, e found greatly superior to all Femedics hitherto known. Bold by all Druggiste. jal6-thly WAXTED-A SITUATION BY A COMPETENT white Woman to cook or do general honsework in a good family where the washing is light. Address M. C.0., Star office. itt WANLED_BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY, lately left boarding-school, a situation as under- overness. Can teach the first lessons in| Enslish, Freuch, and Music: would do sewing and make herself goverally useful, wiling and obligivg. Addresa S. J., tar office. §a25-3¢" WASTEDIA LADY COMPETENT TO PER- form clerical duties will vive half salary for posi- tion in one of the departments during time retained. \dress T. W., Star office, Ja24-at* )OKKEEPING FOR PART OF EACH ‘satisfactory reference. 0. K., Btar office. WEHAVE THE BEST $1.00 MEN'S AND Boy's Pants in town; better, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2 can’t be beat for the money. Also, a Job lot Ladies’ Kid and Goat Buttou Shoes for $1; cost to manufacture More; we won't haye them long at these pri Good Und shirts, from 5c. up, and Drawers. Men’s and Boys’ ‘Ovyercoats at cost to dose. We are selling drives now. Call at 1914 and 1916 Pennsylvania avenue. 4023 J, W. SELBY. To Crosz Tura Ovr. s Fifteen Pi cent off for cash on CARRIAGE ROBES and WOO! HOKSRK COVERS at the Re ular Tar- ness and Trunk Manufactory of JAMES 8. TOPHAM, 1231 Peunsylvania avenue. ‘I runks made to order, re- Paired und covered promptly by good workmen, J23-1m Ovencoars For Nexr Wren. Do you wish an Overcoat for next winter? If so you may find in our stock one to suit you. The prices have all been reduced. and judsins from the way we are sell- ing them the people appreciate good clothing at very little cost. 52” Pantaloons to suit all. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, jaa 607 17m SUREET NORTHWEST. Bavws CLOSING OUT SALE OF BOYS' OLOTHING. OF BOYS’ CLOTHING. From this day until the entire stook is closed I offer great bargains in ‘TWO CENTS PER YARD (Parisian Mode). | BOYS' OVERCOATS, BOYS’ SUITS, . BOYS’ KILTs, BOYS' GOSSAMER COATS. ae Peace Overcoata, ranging from $5 to $10, A shale line of Suits, ranging from $5 to $10, now only tre, Exe Fratelocos, 8 choice lot, worth from $3 to $3, BAU RTS: RANDFATHERS’ CLOCKS. frest, of 18 ani ital CLOGS in Atsricg ee 63 Fayette <t i N. B.—One superb IIE Obossl oe lings 3 hand. -1m. AKGAINS IN FURS. EAL DOLMANS AND SACQUES at reduced FUR-LINED CIRCU: f Riuinrel Seal gps, Ladies! Son Ratt and Benne stout. Furl ‘at New York. Fe TT wET & BOOT: Jal0-1m 905 Pen Acexrs or Taz DUNLAP NEW YORK HAT. Waskinctow, January 5 A_CARD: ee ee The SILK FELT and OPERA HATS manufactured by Messrs. DUNLAP & OO., of New York, and bear- ing their trade-mark, will hereafter be sold in this city by ourselves exclusively. As the productions of Messrs. DUNLAP & CO. in HEADGEAK have been the acknowledged and leading styles in New York and Washington for the past twelve years, and we being the original introdue:rs of the nov- cities of this celobrated firm, we assure the patrons of the Dunlap Hat and the public that a full line of SILK, OPERA, STIFF and SOFT FELT HATS will always ‘be dupplied by us as soon as issued in New York. . ee pecans & BUOFF, Agents the Dunlap ja5-1m 905, ped Exp OF THE SEASON. BEDUCTION IN PRICES TO REDUCE STOCK. We of | qAeauarg.s number of nieces of Ingrain and ‘Tapestry | Hessa sh "yacht, bgfaning 1a tage sta ‘Tapestry, i and 0 ca topos phe Calleariy before they are all noid. jet nagProeente a fallline of Rage, Mata, Drag- SINGLETON & HOEKE, ANTED-PLACES FOR COOKS, CHAMBI maids, Nurses, Houremen, Drivers, Waiters aud Boys, with references. Women servants can be seen ut office. Licensed Agency, 926 F atreetnorthwest. C. E. PRICE. ai8-6w" WANTED—STORES. _ WANTEDITO RENT A STORE SUITABLE FOR the Millinery business. State locstion and price. Also, wanted to purchase fixtures suitable for the qmillinery business. Address B.C., Star office. 24-2t* SSS Se Sirois. ae FOR PENT 405 STREET NORTHWEST, & three-story Brick Dwellii ‘with back building, sgratting isive spams oid oni any Laser’ ia F street northwest. ‘y4-6t BR RENT—HOUSE 720 TENTH STREET NORTH- ‘west, ei built; rent $60 per mon! will be given upon application to CHARLES DY, 914 F street ht rooms, all modern improvements, Just ith. Permit to examine . HAN- ($024-3t OR RENT—HOUSE 1117 lore STRE Gas ra and water: rent $25. Inquire at 926 Louisana ave- Due. ja%4-1m silin thorough condition. Also, a sinall frame dweiting Fe _stoining Jot; will be sold together or, separately. rms mt S.J. £ Frrtrcet northwest. Jal-2w R_SALE— HAND: OMELY RACED BUIL ing site, froutine 65 fect 8 inches on 16th street, Corner Corcoran street, and improved by a frame cor ture; 2618. ALBERT’ F, FOX, 920 ¥ street north- wont. 24-et FOR SALE_SIX.KOOM BRICK HOUSE, PRESSED brick front, jot 201100, fronting on two avenues, cheap if sold at onoc—109 ‘Mamsachusetts avenue, Le tween New Jersey avenue and 2d street n. jaae- House, 8 roome, modern i nite (one <quare from Patent Ofte), in wood order and well rented: $3,500. Also, three-story brick Houre, 9 rooms, «ag, water ond bath, nearcorner’ good home or investment, 50. Al @ hands me three-story press-brick front Hones, 10 rooms, modern improvements, on H ‘near 1! at $5,000. Aisa, a bandeome (Queen Anne) House of 10 rooms, modern improvements (new), becutiful hood, £6, 000. Feige te sult to satisfactory purchasers. W. . BUR: FORD, 804 F street north * 3a23 QOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, HOUSE WITH F thirteen rooms on C street, between Ist and 2d streets southeast, also, three. ‘Brick on 6th ntreet ane Tein street, botwess’ tama Uiste ten pet six reome, on : Fata. ; ten per cent investments. Must be sold. JOHN F. WAGGA- MAN, 917 F street northwest. Ja23-3t R SALE—AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE, 90 FEET * front, on 19th street northwest ; three stories and ment; hard wood finish. Price $7,000. F. H. SMITH ® 515 7th street. a22-6t TOR Sale GEVEDAL HOUSES, IN MOST DE- table portion of Capit a ine. FH. SMITH & SON, O15 7th ntroek, Te OS Te FOR SALE_MISCELLANEOUS OR SALE-RARE CHANCE-STORE, DWELL- ing and Fixtures fora Grocery and Liquor Store, on 260 between Tand K; in addition a good net of Barroom fixtures, (sepsrate.) Inquire of PETER McINTIRE, M street bridge, Georgetown. —Ja25-H ROR SALES ONE LIVER-COLORED R Dog; also, Hom: ntwerp Pigeons, 1005 3d. street northeast, after P F'sians licaiea; god reasons gives tor eae, aa located: ge 8 given for areas Box 103, Star oMioa. ‘i Siar Fe SALE—AN ELEGANT NEW $30 DOMESTIC Sewing Machine (slightly used), with all modern improvements, drop leaf, cover. side drawers, and all attachment for $20, with five years’ guarentes, at AUEBBACH'S, corner 7th and H streeta,” jaz St on only used two weeks. Seta at DOWNES Y Staten, Tus nnd B ntrweta a 0 Fe SALE—HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, 20) changed and for hire. let. Everything nt ‘¥. DOWNEY, 1620 to 1626 3022 R SALE—BARGAINS IN THREE FINE UP- Tight Pianos, rich tone, handsome rosewood cases, with carved consoles, thres string scale. These pianos have been left on consignment and will positively be $225, $250, cash or short time. FE. C. sold. ORCH'S bi Piano Rooms, Jase oe 1139 10th’ street’ northwest. Fgh BENT US 2ler STREET KORTHWEST—A three-story Brick. containing eight rooms and bath, range, and parece. mene ‘conveniences. desirable. Apply to’ street northwest. ‘Location FISHER & CO., 1324 F 3023-8 (OR RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE NEW HOUS! jodern eal city: Inquire at improvements, in northwestern part ible and carriage house in same [5th street northwest. section. 111-30" R RENT. Cor. 16th and M, 12rs.$40.50 509 x iteaeaiay tie Larve stable. 2213 I et.,m.i.,4rs.. 920 26th st. b.6 » ES. T. »store Ei and get printed list, n23 inzton. 90 2 . Improved and ‘unimproved property for sale. Call WESCOTT & WILCOX, Corner 20th and I streets northwest. nue northwest, with fixtures. Rent $25 per mouth. Apply to A. A. WILSON, Boom i, over of Wash- Ja18-3t" FE ZENTIAN OLD DRUG STAND, CORNER East Capito! and 9th streets; has been & successful Drug Store tor several years. LM. jan16-1m AUNDERS & BRO., 1103 F street northwest. WA NTED— MISCELLANEOUS WAstED— DERMATOLOGY. Dermatology has reference to the akin and its append- ages, anda dermatologist is a physician who makes = specialty of the treatment of theskin, incinding all blemishes, defecta, deformities and disoolorations of the complexion, bajrand the cuticle. ‘This is indeed one of the most important branches of medical ecience, but is one which receives the least attention from family practitioners. ° ‘The #kin is s large secreting surface, containin mililons of pores, glands and se- cretory chaunels, which are intimately associated with the vital organs. We breathe, absorb and inhale air and gasses through fhe. in the same as with the lungs. ‘The human fami y is subject to nezr y two hundred ekin diseases, ebout eighty of which are common to this country. _Seventy- five out of ~very hundred Americans hsve had some form of rash, humor or eruption at som» time in their lives. Nearli twouty years ago Dr. Van Dyck, derma- tologist, resigned u lucrative family practice in Phila- deiphia in order to devote his time exclusi ‘practice of dermatology ; he hes sindied, analyzed and ed every form of skin disease, complexion and hair blemish, defect, discoloration and deformity in exist- hee until he haa.arrived at almost perfection in their treatment In offering his services to the citizens of Washington in his epecialty, he respectfully states that his claims to Public confidence are bused upon a thorough meilical eiucation (is a regular graduate of medicine and sur- (aa) and an extensive experience in the treatment of undreds of cases. Dr. Van Dyck’s twenty years' practice in Dermatology as piven: bine ose knowied e of every method of treatment for the ekin known toecience, and hasenabied him to make many valuuble discoveries, by which means he is able to cure the most complicated piter a1 others fall. You. can consult the Doctor with confidence in his skill, and can always rely upon Feciiving conscientious medical advice. SYMPTOMS OF SKIN DISEASES. Cold weather skin diseases (prurigo, intense itching) — Begins at night as soon asthe clothing is removed, and ie increased vy the warmth of the bed. "When « par- oxyew of the itching comes on you feel that you must scratch orgowild, There is noeruption but that caused Dyweratching. Tt is worse £ om fects: raist to the an- woxes after the age of thirty. 7 (Crusty Tetter, }—The ski and blisters fo cousts: is accompani breaks out on the backs of the sealp, face, behind the ears, Joints 6 body. ‘The skin q 2p, seer tz es the en- cened, fawared, Spaed je patnhal and “The aams condition often affeots the’ Angers and soles of the feet. ‘Scaly Soalp ‘Tetter.)—The scalp becomes ten: stshy ‘and covered with thin. mr ise wach form again 5 ‘continue ‘makes the hair thin, barsh, ary, aud tasn pre- maturely gray. ef a TO BORROW-$1650 AT SIX PER Wentna ‘Heal Estate; Bisrodoe ‘ a2 NTE BUY EIGHT OR TEN GOOD Weed 50, dleen to aetioen bende Eien, OOD bleter mddle and oA Dy at DOWNES svery tables, Lr Stree, ‘and 17th stroots Dorthwest 3225-08 a : jai tee Mins ky BRASELMES, : ANTED—BOUNTY LAND WARE, (W ailiinge of Government Lang Beri for wie 5 AD, BEING IN oney, wishes to ecila **Worth'e” Dress {cost $350) for she wim of $150; never heen worn: alto, Bemitch and Waves of gold colored hair, and a, pair o ‘with Pearls. Address *‘Nooes- A a22-6t FRO? SALE MAGNIFICENT NEW EXTHA CABI- ‘net Upright Grand Piano ut great sacrifice. Cost $650 three months ago. Will sell for about one-helf Cost take second-hand Piano in exche'e:balanoe «mall foonth} ita. Cun bo soen aut Piano Exchanee; RIT H street northwest = cr FOk SALE GOLD AND SILVER FISHES —AQUA- riums of all descriptions. No change of water needed for months. Something new and beautiful. 635 D. northwest. 8. SCHAFFER. FOE, SALE-CHEATALL KINDS NICE CAR. Buggice, Wacone, Villax: Carts, Robes and Harness, &c., at MEEKS', 621 G street northwest. He- eas. attended to. Also a good second-hand coupe- lette for sale or hire. ja9-1m R SALE—A LIGHT ONE-HORSH VICTORIA Also, several and Couyeletie, used a short time. ew and second: PoE SE <ALL KIN BIRDS, HA Mountain, Norwich and St. Andrvasbure trainei singing Canai es and all kinds of Fancy Birds for Aviary caxes. FRED. ZELLER, 231 Pennsylvania aventie northwest. pB-sin* OR SALE—A LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND Carri second-hand Carriages, embracing Landaus, Lat Gauletty, “Coupes. Coupsietia, Conpe "Rocka 3 Carta, Fancy Puctness Wi Seats, egos, Pantone, Ju Buggies, &e., &o. Asent for Boston Buckboard Cur: FOR RENT—OFFICES. GRAM en dry aud Factors, al0c416 Sth inet FOR RENT A FINE BA EMENT OFFICE, AT L. M. SAUNDcRS weet. 103 F street northwest, suitable for insurance, &e. & BRO., 1103 F street _north- Jai9-1m R _RENT—DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN Le Droit building, corner 8th ana F site U.8. Post ana Paient cars; water and gas; fire-proof and exit, ja18-Im building; 4. L. BARBER & CO., ‘Offices ,con venient toll street of access: 16 Le Droit building. BUSINESS CHANCES. Ties, Mocking Birds, Pat Bird Fo ke, ke., for sale cheap at the af northwest. 8. HARTBRECHT. 2 COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. FOE SALE OR BENT—CLIFTON HOUSE—VALU- able business connestion with best People; store in neighborhood. Address OWNER, CliftonStation, Fair- fax county, Va. Ja23-2m_ FOE SALE-A LOT OF FINE IMPORTED CAN. ‘Cages, SALE OR LEaSE—THE MONT DESIRABLE OR Foiectre nese Washington, known as Los ington City Garden. Large hall ettsched. building, larxe pavilion, large cellars Washi 126 wD square fect. For full Property reason ¢iven for leasing. can be negotiated ffler's to main i e, collars and wine vaul ‘shade trees; grounds contain nearly &e., ‘to EENST LOEFFLER, ‘Washington, D.C. for immediately. Good 3a25-1m* F ‘business. corner first-class ara-Slans iarket Bore tow daiay nated poring Bow doing For perticulars call st the Mrneor wee ‘13th street and New York avenue eS t 01 west G F Restaurant, now a the best locations in the thoroughfares, For 320 8th street northwest. good buxin situated on two apply to R SALE—A RARE CHANCE—A FIRST-CLASS and one of BEKN'S, jarrate Qu CLAIMS.” “QUIT CLAIMS.” AT YOUR TITLES IN EASTERN PART OF TH! CITY CITY. ‘There are a great many defective titles in this section ‘hat can be cured by a quit claim from the Carroll heirs, which I am red tofurnish at 8 nom: rice 10 Those in absolute possession. Z in al THOS. F. WAGGAMAN, Ja6-1m 917 F strect nortnwest. TL BEta BATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED ON time deposits; United States Bonds bought and sold inarket rates. ‘Collections made everywhere by J.H. SQUIER & CO., Bankers, 1416 Penna. ni-dm DINING ROOMS. S10 For a better article of French Drip Old Govt. Java and ‘Mocha Coffee than weare serving with Pure Alderny Cream at our Meals and Lunches. Jan23-6t FORSYIF DINING ROOMS, 1003 Pennsylvania avenue. DROIT DINING ROOMS FOR LAD! Li GENTLEMEN, ane 812 F Streot Northwest, Opposite Patent Office. Regular Meal, 25 cents; 22 Meal Tickets, $5. Com- fortable Dining Rooms for Ladies and Families up Stairs. Meals and Lunches eerved from 6 a. m. t07 p. J. W. BEALL, Prop. n ‘Ual8-1m] MONEY TO LOAN. FOE SALES’ TRUCK FARM OF 67 ACRES. ON the B. & P. R. R., about 13 miles from Washington; Rrice if taken st once, $2,000, Wal. P. YOUNG. 1426 jew York avenue. OR SALE—OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEA\ Fa. Icuowa es ** Broutwood,” aitastod of nt wooded ; imy dwelling house, snd stable. Xpuy 6, THOS 4. FISHER @ OO: 15i4 F strest- Fie for gurdentincr Strate wel eanpaed for toe: efor or a cam. mer home; situated on the B. & O. R. K., about three aniles from Ws is jashington, near Hichland ‘Station; dwelling ; about 6 minutes walk from station ;1 = and outbuildings. Address B. YOST, Highland st Md. ja20-6¢° FOR SALE O8 RENT — MARKET GARDEN OR y;ten aeres1urye house and stable on the border of thecity. ¥.H. SMITH & SUN, 615 7th etrest,. P. O. department. -6t PERSONAL. PERSONAL — WILL THE GENTLEMAN WH advertised a “‘Personal” in The Star, signed *8.,” on Saturday, January 20, please, communicate in writ- ing or in person withthe BUSINESS MANAGEE of the ‘Star, and thus confer a favor? (Ja24-6t RIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, street northwest. “Helisble information in all cases: consultation free; wilt ne Tequested ; all busivess strictly linder. AdAY BOSS, THE LONG-FSTABLISHED, liable Clairvoyant and Astrologist, gives better fatiefaction in all affairs of life than any one in the pro- dession ; tells the past, present and future destiny ; ives sdvice ‘and aesistance on all matters ning to sins love aad matrimony. LIN TROUBLE CaLu. ‘Consultation Rooms, 403 309 9TH furnished call at renidence ati+faction given or no 7 tptrest, store D tices eerineee BOARDING. OARD—WITH FINELY FUBNISHED ROOMS— at 2012 14th street northwest, at $6 per week ;house with modern improvements and pleasant; toosticn, de- Houts frim 2°30 to 8, and 7 to 10 p.m. danid-9r FOORATIVE EMBNOIDERIES OF ALL KINDS ughit at School of Art Need! \ernon Row, perneytrania prenunang 300: street, Vrivate and classes. Perme et Stamping in mew artistic designs @ epecialty. Saturday classes for schoo ern SUT 0" ME WEST WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MURI Incorporated Oct ber, 1 3. P. Canifield, “Mus, Doc., Print ko. 1227 street, FJ door above ona aa ha ao | at President, 8. BAR BARIN Si dais. pBrar TORY DEPARTMENT QUINCY SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION, 11M M Sreerr, FOR BOYS ANDGIKLS. Daily, from 9a +" tolpm Be te ee ag Elocution and one and a For terme apyuy to tbe Principe, = cr iy to the brine _aaieae PY hiss al BTRVENS HART, SELECT BOARDING AND DAY FOR SP" FoUNG Tavies AND CALDER NORWOOD INSTITUTE, an AaB and 1214 14th atret, Lath street O couree ‘Mathematics and Nature te Painting and ‘he beet methods, Mg. & Mus, WM. D. CABELL, Principala Uxrveretrt oF Vinorsta. ‘The underwizned take plesrure in rec: manending to the confidence of the friends of education Mr. WIL- LIAM D. CABELL, of Washington cit known to the uh enacted tirin iu the dis. of aug trunt wich nnay be confided . F. HARRISON. M.D. Chairman of Faculty,” "F 3.8. DAVE 0. SOL SCHELE Dr VERE, i JOUN R. ENABLE, JOHN B. Somes Horsaxs Uniygnarre, TIMORE, MD, Thave known Mr. WILLIAM D. CABELL tor 7007, Me bead and founder of one of our leading achoo i inatbia, Mr. Cabell iva xentiesoat ‘of weition. of ununual attainments, a rare Sie not {ail to cive prominemae to any echrane wits which he may coun ‘BY. GILDERSLEEVE. se Aa a ens WALD. CABELL ae Mnse WALD. CABELL. Washington. D.C. Ea Members of Congress and others wiahitig & tine ome of culture and refinement for their “a; to call to we the Privoipaia, at 121 14th street, (1éth-strect circle) No paine will be mpa fo execute the wishes of parents and to advauee best interests of their children in all thi ‘ References— Prominent and dist! this city, members of Congress ana Jans: NSTRUCTION IN SHORT-HAND TUESDAYS and Fridays, from ®to 9p. m.. et Spencerian Baxi- ess College, Stl -and 1) et DA BEO Puyale Feoeived atany Gme. MADAME, OCTAVIA SEWELL. ‘Lessons in Instrumental and Vocal Music. CLAssus IN ITALIAN. No, 1913 13th street uorthwest. 305-10” PXOF. AND MES. LUCIEN F.C. COLLIERES English, Erench, apd Giassical SCHOOL FOR BOYS WM re-open Srrrewnen 28, 1882, At 1538 1 street nordawest. Full corps of teachers. For full particulars and circular address rs. would do wi citizens _ja3 1. F.C. COLLIERE, A.M., Principal. MES,.Z,4;, CHAMBERS TAKES PLEASURE IN AVE announcing that ehe is prepared to ited number of puyiis in thorough Mnglish branches, English Grammar, Elocution and Mi jen special derma moderate. Special hours and terms for te | (iis F wttect northwest, Metropolitan, joor. reok, Freneh. German, ‘on for Collece. West Point, An compeltive ekamiustious.” Terme is eavente VENING CLASSES. $5 A MONTH. _ AKITR- {jmetic, Bookk English Gramuiar, Spenosrian ‘eumanship, hy, Spelling. gal TR CH LESSONS.—MLLF. V. PRUDHOMM! Pupiis learn to converse tp ‘a short time, Mi pains taken with the pronunciation and the closvtion Language. Pleasant Evening Classes tor Ladies d Gentiemen ; Morni: for Ladies; 3:15 for ¥ «ties and Children, Daily French ‘School for lit children, Kindenarten system. New term in Jana- ary. 1823 K street northwest. 426 ARFIELD KI NDERGARTEN AND TRAINING J School, Tnear ish street, Primacy. Uatermediate and Advanced Classes: experienced teachers, work. MAS. A. B. OGDEN. Princival, NEW METHOD FOR PIANO AND SINGING. apekOr. DE WOLOWSKre ms Shortort and best new system, saving yeare Feuding muric at aicht, traitiin woloos to the bis N S Serie sense nage northwest, ‘Ath. thoro cit ME. LEPKINCE, FROM PARI: 1823 Miva il give Conversational Frosch Teens oer own sid pupils) resigence. open Evening o'clock p. m. 22 aie Call at. P. ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC—; Halls, cor. 7th and Dn. w. TIMMS’ Voice, advantagess “6: Be BULLAKD, Disses trance 707 D st. = ESSONS IN KENSINGTON AW iuroidery given by Bre. ¥. ‘street, ivate residences, and er rn TRE OIE SY °° (SOMDIENT ON PARLE 4 PARIS.” OB FRENOH waar cea Sas > TAR, french Minti GIS eee Peete oe iwately and i Fuse. privately “Tose aevrpal E. SCHEEL, ORGANIST. TEACHER OF PIANO J. sa Vooat mosis nla bbe Ieinners, a8 Well as those ualified for riormners, ‘Terms moderate. 1th street north SARMA. SPENCER View Princo sets sirable. Jaa ‘FIRST. OLABS TABLE Boi PER MONTH: Hekate Yor fe Also, estaursats Ho EEWOOD: southwest corner 7th and £ streets northwest. ja6-Gra ‘tember 4th. ‘a URNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD.—TRAN- sient with room, $1 to $1.50 a FLAGLER, S16 Indians eventos” PAN ant ‘ONEY TO LOAN, INSMALL OR LARGE SUMS, Micra! ARLES W. HAXDY, ‘ 5 3a2d-3t 914 F street: Mo" 70 $a23-1m_ ONEY, LOAN AT ja13-6m TATE. STATI. P, YOUNG, 3420 New York avenue, WEST Be OF EST ON BEAL are 3 ‘THOS. 3.3 SHEE & 90... ‘ONEY TO LOAN ye ponge and wibowt day.“ OBTF. a. PHIELIPS, 1428 New York avenue. ot 2010a% alt REAL ESTATE SEQURITE ON REAL ESTATE, AT $ AND 6 PEE CENT. ‘R. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and Fe:reets northwest. HAVE MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST. ‘No delay where sccurity is good. 019-3. m0 ©. C. GREEX, D street northwest. ‘ONEY TO Loan. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTA‘ unger fam S100An0 upwards’ A iobe ae se Ghacges moderate Bodalay. sen hest cash price will be Land Seri, for sale. WM. J. TON, re ie ee pata, Bm Es ‘ANTED—IT UNDERSTOOD TH. AP- Waratvs for Stamping is made by our oy Hedies without making te NTED— x Wi WANrep: aa = DE- Set SE EE ton, ‘ONEY TO LOAN, In sums to suit, at i. fi a B. i. Wi ns Fetreot nortiwea, _ LOST AND FOUND. O8T—SINCE FEBKUARY 67x, 1882, A LARG! Lire a “4 ‘and ‘avene north: aS IREMONT HOUSE—CHANGE OF PRO} First-class table; Panes ee eer EN- az Foes 0 ee Ser mouth. *E. WD) Dri tong tthe Opes tad best oominesea Beard = fo tors Mens eal hears a SPECIALTIES. q@ iio Fupaeat tereb roar, thousand at Tis Ninth ete Mikahor oS, Wiceday an Friday eninge engase for private sittines. Est nw. jall-3w* H. F. WRIGHT, MAGNETIC AND CLAIR- voyant Physician, Das eminent success in treating ate and chronic disease’: mental and withott medieine. Toone 660 bib soc sorteoeae Jan2-Im° nn 3 aes ae. pa Sal6-20 Fata, 5 TEST ae jT—A REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE Lt eave Dorrie Yew to Tage ae return of a Yorkshire. treet northwest. ot ANTED—STEAM CARPET CL¥; ‘WITH- Waxten ‘or InfUry to Your carpons Gy seo UND—A PACKAGE Ty with name on it. at 21 OF i" , BI) OsT- _usapay. = 5 INSTANT, | fork, street northeast, Peers. sat pat sts. aoe SS ———————— rT CELLULOID TEUSS: Fy F R. ROBERTSON, THE MOST ae ervous and a be ommulted Wedneedaya and (positive treatment AL ACADEMY, 1721 Dr SALES STREET, Mts ¥ ‘and 17th st. n.w. Studies rowumsd Bepacr oa auld 3030 ‘Columbian PROFESSIONAL. hea ‘avenue, opposite, Ptoldstoe of Comme, Bunions, to the most sainena feo $1 per visit for: to 5 pm, or later by appcind R. H. L. BOVEE, MEDICAL teeta Fernals ‘Dinesser Nessus. 2417 G strest, opposite Kiger Tw given. MrpicaL 4 Baas abo er ae Sim tor pac. ar F street DENTISTRY.