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Evening star., 1877-12-14

A5-Indian outlaws i'm Arizona recently cap
tured mail stage and killed the driver.
A6The steamer Continental, of San Fran
cisco. Went ashore on the California coast
Wednesday night and was totally lost. The
passengers and crew were saved.
fight with Lewis Burk in Philadelphia last
sunday, died yesterday. Burk, who was in
turn stabbed by McCl0skey, Is not yet out of
danger.
A6The amount of the defalcati0n in the
Watson j. Hildreth & Co. collecting agency.
at New York, Is estimated at over 91OOG
Many OF the shire widest merchants in the town
are among the victims.
Evening star., 1877-12-14

The COAL COMBlNATION.-The meeting of
failure to agree upon the plan of combinal ion
submitted. A committee was appointed Ia
draft another plan, and the meeting adj journed
To Tuesday next
Evening star., 1877-12-14
THE NEW FRENCH CABINET.
This Looks Like the End of the
l'r6SiS

PARIS. Dee. li.-The DUfauTe ministry il
gaZetted to-day. The Constitutional journal
DeS Bots SOicF and Dir NeurieH,e Siecie en-
tiTely approve of Tie new cabinet. and con-
gratulale the country upon the terminal ion of
the crisis
The RepuFique Francoise and the RapD0el
admit that the cabinet il composed of modeT-
ate hut sincere republicans. but point out that
n must be Judged 10y its works, and insist on
guarantees. The RepUiijyUe Fr0Rc0iSe SAYS:
We have been deceived - often that We
must be excused for not Immediately disarm-
ing. Some organs of the right express ply Tor
President MaCMahon. on account of the un-
fortunate position in which he is now placed -
VI. DZenne. minister of commerce. VI Fave.
minister oi public instruction. and Admiral
ROuSSin, minister OF marine. of the Grimaudet
de Eochehouet cabinet. will Resume their for
hier posi- ions as heads Of departments
Evening star., 1877-12-14

HAMMOND. THE REvIvAIIsT.-Rey. 4. Pay
sen Hammond. who conducted the revival
meetings here Tor eleven weeks in the early
part OF last year. and who il i'm this city en-
route Ia new fields of labor, was welcomed at
the Congregational church last night by very
large congreg cation. including most OF the per-
SONS converted al the union meetings On tho
Newman. =. Domer, X. W. Black. d. Brown,
Mr.. Worihington. l.. II. Gray, III. w. Reed.
Major Hall. Y. 4. Cheeks and others. Prot
Bischon presided at the organ: After SER
concratulatory remarks. MIR. Z. q. Cheeks
lone of the conyerts) offered a prayer. Mr.
Hammond gave some account Of his Journey
ings. and preached on Acts iy- g: saul, Sauil
why persecutcst thou me?" for over an hour I'm
his own Characteristic aud earnest manner.
Remarks .oi,awed by Major Han, Mr.. &C
Cheeks and Mr. H,snry Prince.
Evening star., 1877-12-14

AGTbe Louisville (Ky.) Cburier-yournal
has leading editorial den0uncing those demo-
cratic Senators who act with Senator COnkling
against the administration.
Evening star., 1877-12-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

-. THE NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY will
trY hold adjourned meeting THIS EVE
Mn & at $50 o'eiock at he office OF the secrea-
- THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR III.
- rector> of the Citizens National Bank. Of
washington CITY, D. G.; for the ensuing year. will
uary sh 1873, between the hours Of II and 2o'cI'
dl4 2awtd W. \. ROACH. Cashier.
~ HOPE LODGE, M. 81. r. A. A. NJ
held TriIf TMfS cHmm9Ric1si3p TEI1aR q lhis Le Will
n5,nnt ~ H. ~ 9.c4sS Al, membtrs ar nrged 20 be
IT. es'iO q "is'fS MARr6S 81 G.fs sceresry ct isf w.
- HOLIDAY GOODS
Cologne Sets. in great variety: OtIor Cases. Cut
and Decorated Toilet Bottles, Ivory B-ushav, Get
lu!oid SITS in Cases. TORTOISE Shell Combs, F,rina
t"hngneS. Lubin and Atkinson's Handkerchief e..
W. :. THOMPSON.
dl4-tr 1U3 15TH STREET.
~ MEMBERS OF CoLUMBIA GOUN-
hereby noiificd that The Council viii meet hereafter
every FRIDAY EVENING. at o'clock. The
cil This evening. Umbrellas and Gossama Water
Proof Goods viii be offered at low figures. BY or
l. L. E. SLEIGH. Secretary.
~ MIR. FORREST THORN. late with
~ Geo. G Henning. III be glad toextend to his
Clothing House corner of I'll and ID StS., where he
l. now located. dI3-2t
~ WASHINGTON. ID. e.. DECEMBER TO-
I ICst-'n anu dllc1 ,i3tElrN Isl. 1910. tDe
NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK will pay interest
AZ the rate of per cent. per annum to he passed To
the credit of DtpOSit0TS January and july of
each year. on all sums ot s. and upward then i'm
Sam The same having been on deposit one OF more
fun calendar months.
Once Hours-9 IN. TO pm. daily, and on sat
urtayS from 6 to pm.
d1l-tianl WM. STfCKNEY. President.
~ SPECIAL NotI, E.
All having goods deposited with us which are
overdue are notified tO redeem renew the same
before December 10. they will I've sold at public
OF private safe To realize advances thereon.
;. GoEbSTEI\ 4 CO.
Commission Brokers.
GI-at Corner 10th and ID >,S.
-yD WE HAVE DECIDED To SELL OUR
ES~T entire stock of HEATING STOVES a.coSt.
IN order to discontinue that branch of business
ard 70 make room for larger line of State Man
tels. Furnaces. Ranges and Plumbing Goods. We
shan sell without reservation. stock of Base
burners and Cylinder Stoves at cost until all are
sold. HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON. SI7 9th
street northwest. nOy22-1m
~ HOT SODA.
COFFEE, TEA AND CHOCOLATE,
Evening star., 1877-12-14

FUNHE NAILS-yudge Prentis certifes: .'Dr.
Il SCHULTZ cured mine Is years ago. Thou
sands like Of painless cases Of bunf0ns, cOrns,
ulcers, chilbains, rheumatic swollen joints, &c.
once HS Pebnsy tvania avenue, up stairs. Ladies'
aud cbilYeD attended as usual Can Or too late. dl
Evening star., 1877-12-14

- The saturday Mirror thinks thesew
posters are out Of date.
sSrQrery; Is not a fashionable party Doan
ex- dow neck hibition. -
A1An English engineer, named Crooks -,
oi me surveyors ana explorers of the lsfSSs1
Of Darien. died recently from Injuries cSnSS1
by vampire hat. He lay IN with an iSsSS.
mittent fever. and became SO much veakS1sS
~ boss Of blood. drawn from him by the crsS.
tufe, that hts system succumbed.
Evening star., 1877-12-14
Death from MALPRACTICE.

GLENNs FAILS. \. Y, Dec. EMS. Max
am Gundette. aged twentythree years, hand
some, and the mother of two children. has lust
died from the effects of medical malpractice
at Rutland. VI. Two physicians have been
arrested for alleged completely in the crime.
1T Is ALL VERY WELL at a large party to
he obliged to fall over five or six young peO-
PIE flirting on the stairs, and to flush couples
of cooling doves from each nook and corner
but when some callOw fedging i'm white tie
and clawhammer coat. is found fiuttering
around a twittering bundle of tarlatan, fluffy
hair and artificial flowers i'm the smoking
room, just after supper. while two or three
boxes Of HavanaS stand unbrOken upon the
iable-then the middle aged man feels that
aggraNation can reach a point when homicide
would be justifiable.-l Boston Commercial
Bulletin.
Evening star., 1877-12-14

The INTENTION Of the Odd deacon xas good.
but the way i'm which he Worded his nOffoS
Was infelicitous He said: Any memberI -
this congregation who have left on wearing - |.
parel viii please contribute the same 20 t.
poor" A quiet smile pervaded the ho,sSS
and the people thought II would be hardly -
proper thing To leave on wearing apparel IN ~
chilly Decenber.
Evening star., 1877-12-14

LONDON. Dee IA Paris despatch 10 the
Tines says: The message from the president
will lie communicated to The chamber of Dep
uiieS by NJ DE Marcere. minister of the inte-
rior and to The senate by VI. Dufaure pre>i-
dent of the council and minister Of justice.
The me ge il short. aud will give every sat
i>factiun Ia the ma iOriy. The whole budget
for 1873 will I've voted before the chambers sep
aIate. Great and general satisfaction prevails
A.. ..s,a..t ts..a. II .isi.
Evening star., 1877-12-14

The FRENCH CABINET proposed by NJ. Bat
bic has been refused by the President. and NJ.
Dufaure has formed cabinet i'm which he Is
president Of the council and minister of jus
Evening star., 1877-12-14

JOHN w. FORNEY sailed in the Illinois from
Philadelphia yesterday for Liverpool, to take
charge of the European department of the
Philadelphia Press. His headquarters Will he
in London until spring, when he will remove
TO Paris to be ready for the exhibition.
Evening star., 1877-12-14
APOLLINA
NATURAL
MINERAL WATER.
TIE QUEEN Of TABLE WATERS.

Highly EHerresreHf.
DR. LEWIS A. SAYRE. A delightful bever-
age
DR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND. Far supe-
riOr to Nichy. >eltZer, oF amy other
DIR. ALFRED l.. LOOMS. :. Most grateful and
refreshing.
DR. r. OGDEN DOREMUS Absolutely pure
and wholesome: superior to all for daily use;
free from all the objections urged against Cro-
ton and artifcially aerated water>.''
PROF. WANkLYN, LONDON ENG. Impreg-
mated only with iIs own gas
DIR. =. X. PEASLEE. Useful and very agree
. able
DIR. AUSTIN FLINT. DIR. +. ". OTIS.
'Healihful. and well suited for Dyspepsia and
cases of acute disease. :
DIR. FORDYCE BARkER. by far the most
agreeable. alone mixed with wine, useful in
tatarIh of stomach or Bladder aud in Gout.
DIR. J. MARION SIMS. Not only a luxury
hut "A necessity
DIR. GEO. REVLING. Baltimore. :. More spark
ling and refreshing than any other mineral
wafer, followed by excellent results i'm Dy Spep-
sia- -
To be had Of all Wine Merchants. Grocers, Drug
gists and Mineral Water Dealers throughout the
United States. aug3O-mwf. cow. 1y
Evening star., 1877-12-14
Why Plevna Fell.

Seryian government has Just been issued an
nOuncing THAI the Seryian army has been or
dered 10 cross the Turkish frontier.
Why Plevna Fell.
LONDON. Dee. l4.-Thc Times CORRESPONDENT
al fleNna telegraphS rs follows: The Grand
Duke Nicholas told me that OSman Pasha re
ported his force at 27.W1. At the same time
the Grand Duke seemed To be- douhiful IL there
were 81 many. and have heard this douh,
oppressed in several quarters since the sur
render. About sixty cannon and many hun
dftd wagons are among the trophies. o>man
fasha had three weeks provisions Siil on
hand and ten days raliOnS ia his transport
Train for The whole army. The immediate
cau>. oi llS abandoning the intrcnchment WAS
The breaking cut ot an epidemic among the
Troops. There Were forty or fifty dead bodies
a day IN PseNIa. There were mo- men aVaila bile
Ia bury them, and the mortality Was increaS-
lng Eight hundred sick and wounded are i'm
the hospitals
IusurreetiOp i'm Greece.
LONDON. Dee. IA telegram from Athens
announces that an nSuTTcction has broken
uul ~ the province oi Amyre Crete. Turkish
families and inhabitants of other provinces
have sought refuge in the fortress. The gov
efnor oi Crete has sent troops to repreSs the
ln>urreciion-
Evening star., 1877-12-14

THEY VIEW WITH ALARN."-AbOut five
thousand people assembled i'm the Tabernacle
in Chicago Last night and passed resolutions
denOuncing tile decentralization of silver as an
act done covertly in the interests Of the bond
holders and demanding the repeal of the law
They also view with alarm the attitude of
he President on the financial question:
Evening star., 1877-12-14
kilograms to The Star;
ERZEROUM THREATENED.
Why Plevna Surrendered.
NEW FRENCH CABINET.
The Crisis Safely Passed.
ANOTHER CGNKlING VICTORY,
NEW FRENCH CABINET.
The Crisis Safely Passed.
THE EASTERN CONFLICT.
IerSfa's Eleventh Hour Patriot iss,,

BELGRADE. Dec. IA proclamation ot the
SelVian government has Just been issued an
nOunclng THAI the Seryian army has been or
dered 10 cross the Turk i>h frontier.
Evening star., 1877-12-14

POTOMAC SIDE MATT RAIISTs CLJB. This
society held It's monthly meeting al the Frank
lin Nchool Building on Monday evening
Prof. i. ". Chickerin~ read A paper upou
The Flora oi Nashville. Tenn. a. observed at
the recent meeting of the American Associa-
ton.
MI. {. Il. Dodge read paper upon the Aspi-
dtotfs GiOTcr'. the new scale insect which is
doing sol much mischief to the orange orchards
of California. not only running the fruit. but
covering. and eventually. killing the trees Tie
young. when nr>l hatched. are about the size
of mites. and Tor a while. travel around at
VIII Al iength they select suitable spot,
plunge their probO>ciS into the bark. breolns
fixtures. and eAude the scale. which soon har-
deus into a protecting shield. The time for
attacking them l. while the young are on their
travels. The remedy - washing with guano
and Soal-Suds every other day for two or three
weeks.
Mr. l.. =. Ward spoke of the .-Chigoes." or
"JigeeTS. - troublesome 10 pickeTs of black
berries m this region.
Dr. George Narey read a paper upon the
origin of f,'fUs hodbS the common apple.
The name mdI,,S j. found frequently i'm ancient
authors, hut Was probably used Ia denote sew
eral different fruits. and IL II doubtful whether
au apple was known 10 the ancients. Prof.
Koch. who has investigated the subject
thoroughly. considers our present apple TO be
the result of tie naturalization of perhaps five
different species growing wild in Europe. But
Dr.NaIry considers II probable that II j. rather
an improved state of some wild species which
cannot now he determined. just as in the case
with regard To our common wheat In this
country are found two very beautiful species
oi this genus. one of which. Pyrus COr0ndrsd,
the Wild crab-apple, Is well worthy of cultiva-
ton,
Evening star., 1877-12-14
MacMahon ON His Cabinet.

VERSAILLES. Dee. H.-The message Ot Fre>l
dent MacMahon was read i'm both chambers
this afternoon. Ii states that the elections of
October l4th affirmed afre>h the confidence Of
the country in republican institutions. The
message continues: In order Ia obey parlia
mentary rules have formed Cabinet select
ed from both chambers. composed Of men re
solved Ia defend these institutions by the
sincere exercise of the constitutional laws.
The interests OF the country imperatiyely de-
mand that the crisis through which We are
passing shall be set AT rest. and demand with
no less force that il shall not be renewed. The
exercise Of the right of dissolution is in effect
nothing but a supreme consultation before
Judge from whom there is no appeal. and
could not he established a> a system of gov
ernment. 1 believed il TO be my duty TO exer-
else the right and conform myself 10 the re-
ply of the country.
Future Ruler Of Bulgaria.
LONDON, Dee. i.-This afternoons Pal MOH
Gazette has dispatch from Copenhagen say
ing: 1t il believed the Russian minister is
negotiating with Denmark with view Of pro-
posing Prince Waldemar. of Denmark. or
Prince John. of Glucksberg. as ruler OF Bul-
garia.
Evening star., 1877-12-14

The AID OF THE TELEPHONE is being Sc
cuied i'm Jersey City in connection with the
courts. 4 telegraph wire is being laid from
the Hudson county court house to the telegraph
Office III Montgomery street, and "a telephone
viii be attached to each end, whereby LAWYERS
can communicate with each other rapidly be-
tween tGeir Offices and the court -hOuSe
Evening star., 1877-12-14
~ HOT SODA.
COFFEE, TEA AND CHOCOLATE.

NIIBURN'S. 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
COLD SODA AND MINERAL WATER Oh
draught during the winter. dec4-tr
~ SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
VIII ne found to possess those qualities necessary 20
the total eradication of all bilious attacks prompt 10
start the secretionS of the liver and give healthy
tone To the entire system Indeed. il is no ordinary
discovery in medical science Ia have invented a
remedy for these stubborn complaints. which d.
yeiop all the results produced 10y heretofore free
use Of calOmel. mineral justly dreaded by man
kind and acknowledged To he destructive in the
extreme TO the human system. That the properties
OF certain vegetables comprise all the virtues of cal
admitted fact, rendered indiSputable by scientific
researches: and those who use the Mandrake Pills
will be fully satisfied that the best medicines are
those provided by nature in the common herbs and
roots Of the fields.
These Pills open the bowels and correct all bilious
arrangements without salvation or any of the in-
furious effects OF cal0mel other pOiSnnS. Tie
secretion of bile i promoted by trS. pills "A, will
he seen by the altered color of the stools and dis
appearing of the >ailOw complexion and cleansing
of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each box of
pills. Prepared only by J. II. >CIIENCK X son.
at their principal Office. q Ia aud Arch streets
Philadelphia. and for sale hy all druggists and
dealers.
Price 25 cents per box. d5-w. m, I'm
~ ID. McFARLAN. Deatist.
GyT 1340 NEW YORK AYENUE.
MOI New Jersey avenne as enormously printed IN
BOyd'S Directory for 1877. jan6-ly
~ SAMUEL q. YOUNG,
Wy NOTARY PUBLIC,
oct1s-f OFFICE-STAR BUILDING.
Evening star., 1877-12-14

\ MI RnFRER ~ CUSTODY The 3 O'Clock
northern train last night took aMaV Deputy
Sherln y. 4. klCe. of Cheshire county. New
Hampshire. and Detective Moses sargent OF
Boston. having an charge George Hamilton,
colored. charged with murder. at keene. "
H. lor which point they We're baund Ipon
interviewing the officers the STAR reporter
Mas informed that ln Nav. lS16 Alvin & Fos-
ter. reputable citizen of heene. was found
dead lN ia" roadside At an early hour in tho
morning. towel bound tightly around his
head anu Lace. and sponge in his mouth.
saturated Aiih rhl"ruform. Marks on tho
ground showed that ne had been dragged
some distance and left where found. Ills
packets had been rificd and his money taken.
detectives thoroughly investigated the case
ana no clue MAS found Of the perpetrators and
thr matter was finally passed cut of mind
Some TWO weeks or more ago the states attor-
neN Received ai"legram from the authorities az
follt 'oulr Parish. Louisiana, stating a ne
gro, t"ofse Hamilton. Was in ctS!ody there
lor >hooiing another negro. one Lewis. and
that he had made boasts that ne had Killed a
man Al kecne. y. III. Ia confirmation sf this
an Odd Fellows badge had been taken from
hun bearing the following inscription
Z. f.-EeaHer Brook Lodge. No. .. l. 90 d r
heene. y. II. These officers We're dispatched
al once Ia the place stated, armed with the
proper papers. and Sheriff Rice al once recog-
hlZed Hamilton ~ heing in keene M the time
oi the murder The authorities very readily
a>Sented Ia SuTTenderlng him To the officers
stating ~ u MAS found that they could not con,
Wet hlln Ia send him hack there. as they had
enough to settle him. He Is a stout brutal
looklng fellow. black a. the ace OF spades
ABOUT q Years oid, and many crimes are trace
able io him. He ran away from Jew Orleans
~ dhte-bellum days, and went orth. where
he mana ged 10 get iaireducatiBi learningto
read and write.
Evening star., 1877-12-14

ANOTHER CREMATION CASE. Dr. Julius
Hoffman has been summoned before the New
York board of health to explain his conduct i'm
yising the cremation of the still born infant
ol MIS-. Hart: OF that city. Acting on the adj
Wee of DIR. Hoffman the father of the infant
tuilt a fierce fire i'm a cooking stove and there
cremated The baby. The doctor says he ad-
vised the cremation on sanitary grounds.
Evening star., 1877-12-14

The ST. Louis CUSTOM HOUSE FRAUDs-All
the suits against government employees at ST.
Louis for fraud and perjury, In connection
with the custom house building contracts
there. have been dismissed, except those of
and VIM. X. Patrick, formerly assistant su.
peiintepdeDt, which viii come up January Z.
Evening star., 1877-12-14

ANOTHER BABY-SHOw COLLAPsE.-To the
credit of the good taste and judgment of the
people. he it said, the baby show speculatiOns
are cOllapsing in all directions. and tine pros
ptct now is that they will soon cease To be
heard of in any direction. The latest collapse
announced Is that of The Brooklyn ba by show
which was to have been carried ON until New
Years day, but which came to ridiculous
close on "Wednesday evening. The cause as
signed for the collapse by the manager was
the absence of promised reinfOrcements from
the nurseries of the City of Churches. and the
failure 10 obtain remuneratiye audiences
Evening star., 1877-12-14
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal
revenue, $903.270.7l; customs. Sil0, 0,649.33.
Evening star., 1877-12-14

THE CASE OF SERGEANT AT ARMS FRENCH
Another caucus of republican Senators WAS
held to-day for he purpose of hearing the re-
port Of the committee appointed to investigate
certain charges against Sergeant-at Arms
French. The caucus was i'm session for two
hours and adjourned with the understanding
that another caucus will he held to take final
action on Mr.. French's ease. 1t is understood
that Senator Jones. OF Nevada. who WAS a
member of the investigating committee il one
Of the principal opponents ef the Sergeant at
Arms. Mr.. French. who may be expected tn
friends are in large majority and that there
IS not suficient opposition to remove him. A
Senator who is opposed TO Mr.. French. and
MAS i'm Attendance at the caucus. SAWS that
French has only four or five supporters and
that he viii be removed.
Evening star., 1877-12-14

II AIDES CLOAkS. splendid quality. for sI2
II - s14. sl6. and SIS.
N!sSss GloaE> in all sizes.
D. ecaut quality Dresses and Boulevard skirts for
ladies. in great variety copied from Partisan pat
terms.
large and attractive line sf Novelties. selected
for the holidays including many useful ami Orna-
mental Christmas gifts.
d1O I'm VI. WILLIAM.
Evening star., 1877-12-14
LADIES GOODS.

UvINTER MILLINERY. COZ III STREET " W
w Misses HERBERT and Mrs. VI. A. H~a
KING invite The attention of tie IasiieS zceSSS
pf " aShiagtOn to their fine assortment of SN
W inter Millinery. FRE\ III Bonn ETS.
HOUND HATS, and all the latest novelties OF IN
season. Al No. GO7 II STREET
dI2- 81 between 6jh aud 1th.
Evening star., 1877-12-14

PERSONAL. - EX- Congressman Vance of
Ohio. who has been lying quite i'll at the Na-
tional Hotel. has sufficiently recovered to be
out again. John Tytherly. of Cincinnati
Ohio, has been appointed Il messenger in the
House of Representatives post office. DR..
Iindcrman. director of the mint has been in
daily attendance at the debate in the senate
OH The silver question, since the discussion be
gan. Ex-senator Logan is in the city.
Evening star., 1877-12-14

The HOUSE was drawn into lively political
discussion as soon as the journal was read to-
day, by the report of the conference commit
tee ON the deficiency appropriation bill. The
tenor oil discussion OH the part of the republi-
cans was that the bill was not i'm the interest
Oi economy, and that the democrats were 10
blame for it. The latter repelled the inSinua-
tiOn with good deal of feeling and for a time
there was some lively Sparrng.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-04
The Wise Course in Rheumatism.

Rheumatic patients who have been in
duced to submit to depletion by blood
letting, or to take catechum and other
drugs OF an equally pernicious character,
will consult their well-being by abandon
ing such insane procedure, and using as
a substitute Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which will intallibly afford them the
much desired relief, and is absolutely
safe. This benign vegetable depurent
cools the blood by expelling from it the
inilammatory elements which give rise to
maladies of rhematic and equity type,
and rcctties disordered conditions OF the
stomach, nervous system and bowels
which usually accompany them. As
rheumatism has tendency to attack the
heart, the deslrability OF an early resort
to the Biiters is obvious, since the danger
is increased by every moment of delay.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-04
FOR RENT,
M. J. HoWley
Real Estate Agent.
ROOM 3 "wINTER's BLoCK.n
ROOM 3 "wINTER's BLOCH"

Dwelling OF SIX rooms on Twentieth
street, east of Walnut, Sl2.
Dwelling of eight rooms, on. Walnut,
near Fifteenth street. Rent, Sl3.
Two store rooms III Winters Block;
one fronting on Seventh street and the
other ON Commercial avenue. Rooms
on second floor OF Winters Block.
Tenements Nos. and OF Winters row
OF five rooms each. Rent, SO.
Nice dwelling Of six rooms on Cross
street, in desirable neighborhood.
Wayerly hotel cheap to a good tcnent.
Excellent two-story house on Twenty
eighth street, comfortably arranged.
Rent, SO.
Cottage on lith.street, between Wash
ington avenue and Walnut street.
Store room and dwelling-latcly Mat
sons shoe store.
Two-story house on 10th street, OF six
rooms. Rent $40.
Store room corner 18th street and
Washington avenue.
Two.story house corner 18th and Wal
nut streets. Rent Sc.
Desirable rooms in various parts of the
city.