The times., 1899-11-26

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east side of Eleventh Street, between
Pennsylvania Avenue and Tiber Creek.
Delano's Directory sets forth that the
State and Treasury Departments are stu
ated near each ether a little east Of the
Presidents house, and the War and Navy
Departments to the west"
Ancient Advertisements.
Some of the almost ancient advertise
ments which appear in the old Directory,
follow:
COLUMBIAN TAVERN
Seventh Street, Near Centre Market.
SOLOMON DREW
Informs gentlemen travellers that he can accom-,
modate them with good beds and boarding, and
with a variety OF liquors. 4 share OF public pa
tronage is respectfully solicited.
Dinners Dressed at the Shortest Notice.
PIsHEY THOMPSON,
BOOKSELLER and S;ationer and Importer of For
cigR Books Optical Mathematical, and Surgical
Instruments, Drawing Materials, etc.
Pennsylvania Avenue, Between llth and 18th
Streets.
Has on sale books stationery, penknives, scissors
gentlemen's dressing cases, razor strops, sur
veyors' instruments. CompasSss, Thermometers,
microscopes, telescopes, and drawing materials
from the first London manufacturers.
CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC FOREIGN BOOKS.
Livres Francais, imprimes a Paris-Libros Is
panoles-Deujsche Bucher.
HENRY GUEGAN.
At His Foreign Bookstore.
Pennsylvania Avenue, between Strother's and San
ford's Hotels.
PRINTING OFFICE.
Twelfth Street West, Between E and Streets
North.
Where orders for printing will be thankfully re-
ceived and neatly executed 10y
WM DUNCAN.
BENJAMIN CHAMBERS,
Engraver, Die Sinker, and Copperpate Printer,
Between Tenth and Eleventh Streets,
Pennsylvania Avenue,
City OF Washington,
VIII execute maps. charts professional, and visit
ing cards, historical and other engravings,
Dies and seals Of cast steel and other metals
SERAPHIM MASI
Matchmaker and Jeweler,
Pennsylvania Avenue,
Washington,
Has for sale general assortment of fine pearl
and plain iewelry and silver woTk-patent
lever repeating and plain watches, with
variety of other goods in the fancy line.
Spectacles Wholesale and Retail.
Clock and Matchmaker
C. II. WILTBERGER,
Pennsylvania Avenue,
Opposite Browns Hotel.
JAMES S. GREGORY, Merchant
Pennsylvania Avenue. two doors west Of Gunton's
Apothecary Store, Keeps Constantly
A Large Assortment OF Dry Goods
OF the
Latest Fashion and Most Approved Kinds.
The seventeenth Congress.
A very interesting list of the members
of the Seventeenth Congress, second ses-
sion, with their boarding places, is given
in the venerable books.
The list of Senators follows:
Barbour James, Virginia Browns Hotel.
Barton, David Missouri, Mrs Claxton.
Benton, Thomas H.. Missouri. Mr. Dowson.
Boardman Elijah Connecticut Mr. Frost.
Brown, James, Louisiana alr. Strothers' Hotel.
Brown, Ethan A., Ohio, Miss Polk.
Chandler. John, Maine, Mr. Frost
DeWof. James. Rhode Island Mr. Dawson.
Dickerson, Mahlon, n. j., Mr.. Tins.
Eaton, John Henry, Tennessee, O'NeaFs Hotel.
Edwards, Ninion, H., Mrs. Queen.
Elliott, John, Georgia.
Findiay, William, Pennsylvania, Mrs Queen.
Gaillard, John, South Carolina, Mr.. Tins.
Holmes, John Maine, Nr. Dawson.
Holmes, David, Mississippi Captain Coyle
Johnson, Henry, Louisiana, Mrs. Wilson.
Johnson, Richard NJ, kentucky, Mr.. Brown.
King, Rufus, New York. Pcck's Hotel
King William II, Alabama.
Knight, Nehemiah Rhode Island Mr. Frost
Lanmon. James. Connecticut Mrs. Peyton.
Lloyd, James Massachusetts,, Mr.. Woodside.
LLOYD, Edward. MARYLAND. O'NeaIe's Hotel
Lawrie, Walter, Pennsylvania Mr. Sawyer
Macon, Nathaniel, North Carolina, Mr. Dowson
Mills, Elijah H.. Massachusetts, ONe3le's Hotel.
Morrill,, David l., New Hampshire, Mr. Emaek.
Noble, James, Indiana, Miss Polk
Palmer, William A. Vermont, Mrs. Hamilton
Coyle
Ruggles, Benjamin, Ohio, Mr.. Frost.
RodVen, Ceasar A., Delaware, Mr.. Tins
Seymour, Horatio. Vermont, Mrs. Hamilton
Smith, William, South Carolina, Captain Burch
Smith, Samuel, Maryland Mr.. Dowson.
SouthaTd Samuel l., New Jersey Mrs Blake
Stokes, Monuort, North Carolina, Browns Ho-
tel
Talbot, Isham. Kentucky. Mrs Peyton.
Taydon, Waller, Indiana Browns Hotel.
Thomas Jesse b., Illinois. Mr.. Sawyer
Van Buren, Martin, New York, PccSs Hotel
Van Dyke, Nicholas Del Mrs. Clarke
Walker. John W. Alabama.
Ware, Nicholas, Georgia, Mrs. Pcyton
Williams, Thomas H., Mississippi, Captain
Coyle
Williams, John. Tennessee. Mrs. Peyton.
Daniel, ". Tompkins, OF New York. Vice Presi.
dent Of the United States at Ar. Dowsou's.
There being no house numbers in Wash
ington in 1922, Delano's Directory is ex-
plicit enough to indicate that the board
ing houses kept by Mrs. CIaxton, Mr.. Dow
sen, Mr. Frost, Mr. Tins. Captain Coyle.
Mr.. Emack, Mrs. Hamilton. and Captain
Burch are on Capitol Hill, while Mrs. Pey-
s5n's is near the City Hall, Mrs. Clarke's
near the Treasury and Mr.. Browns near
the pOstofiice."
The judiciary of the District Of Columbia
which at that time QS22) included Alzxan-
dria was as follows:
William Cranch. of Alexandria. chief
Justice; Buckner Thurston Wsshiupfnn
and James s Norsell, Georgetown. asso-
ciate justices; Thomas Swami, Alexandria
attorney; Tench Ringgold, Washington
marshal; William Brent, Washington. and
Edmund I. Lee Alexandria, clerks.
Richard Bland Lee was judge Of the Or
phans' Court, Henry Neale, Register OF
Wills. and Daniel Bussard of Georgetown
Coroner.
CARE OF INVALID STUDENTS.