Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1878, Page 4

THE EVE G STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. _ WASHINGTON SATURDAY o CROSBY 8S. NOYES... Editor. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. s is to rertity that * Ovr hi" is the best’ Flour Lev! of Minnesora ‘We have some of th F. FREUND, Co my4-s.th th.s.4t -May 1, 1878. oT iy iIport MMEDIATELY—Three MILLIN- WARTEDS| EBS; 730 7th st.. between G and Fiour for sale, ANTED- COLLECTORS of ol] U. 8. Coins to send lst of wants to **Victor," Star Sas housekeeper: washer and ironer, -Asdress We are receiving the finest PRINT BU ADaigoed cook uiher's made in the United ates, known a = = = | Butter, put op in 6, 12, 18, 24 and Average sworn Daily Circulation over 17,500—being a much larger bona fide, | regular and permanent circulation than | that of all the other daily papers in the | city added together. “The far West, to the surve: in whieh tion is elsewere called in to-day’s without a peculiar usefulness ev ent undeveloped condition. The In overcrowded nations war sometimes re lieves the pressure. Foreign exploration is another channel into which the adventurous and danger-loving element ofa population may be directed. The reckless spirits of densely populated England, apt to become dangerous in the humdrum routine of their island home, e tiger in India, brave the blazing sands of Africa, or press towards either pole. We tants of oar mother country in a love for foreign exploration: but the vast area of our territory and the diversity hunt th are not behind the in! of climate, geographieal features and man himself in the different secti one, whatever his disp: om, to find some. atmosphere and field of action. Reckless daring, often misdirected, or wasted, or win- ns. may here | ning only prestive in other n be utilized of de the sources, may fonnd a state, or explore the hid- den treasures of some already found most. valuable explorations are made t antry’s re. ture are eombined ; the typical western pioneer of the Ivth century should be represented with | men of this his hand on a theodolite, Whe stamp are enabled. through the aid of govern- ment enter upon organized and extensive operations, their labors are of great value: they are the forerunners and guides of the emigrant, the prophets of a time when the far West shall exert a vast influence in deter. mining the destiny of The business men of this community will be interested in the new license law proposed for the District of Columbia, the provisions of whieh are printed in today's Star. The bill is now under consideration by the House Dis trict committee. and its importance to the business of Washington will justify the use of So mueh of our space to give an idea of its character. ‘The presence of the Ci Maine is exciting the Canadians. They are measuring their strength in point of cruisers, with a view to increasing it for the better pro- tection of their fishing fleet. The sensation aused by the arrival of the Cimbria attracts attention to the fact that England has not yet so protected her vulnerable poiuts as to be ready for war. off the coast of One of the theories put forward in regard to the explosion in the Minneapolis flour mills Was that the communists had eommenced a War upon capital at that point: but the more probable explanation is that the explosion ame from the fine middlings produced by the patent or Hungarian plan of making flour. In this process, which is in use at the Minneapo- lis mitis, the grain is first run through rollers It is then taken to the large nills and there crushed. The crushed grain is placed in common reels, the bran sep- arated, and the fine flour bolted off, leaving the middlings or grits still full of very small particles of bran and flour. The middlings are cleansed by being passed over inclined sieves, through which a blast of air is con stantly passing. The coarser grains are thus sifted out, while the fine dust is blown into the air. The middlings after being cleansed are extremely fine—finer than sand—but do not adhere like flour. They are run into huge bins holding as much as 300 barrels, and there kept until ground into flour. These middling when exposed to the atmosphere are extreme- ly explosive. Everywhere in the burned mills eS were posted forbidding the use of ches or open lights, especially near the middling bins ++ _____ In Governor Denni: resignation of his Commissionership the District will lose a faith- ful and conscientious officer. It will be a matter for congratulation if he is replaced by as good a man. —_~-+e-___. Theterms in which the official recognition of Mexico by the United States is couched, prevent Mr. Vallarta’sdiplomatie victory from exciting unbounded enthusiasm among the Mexicans. The words of our government Seem to imply that the recognitionis a conces. sion on our part for the purpose of relieving Mexico of embarrassment in fulfilling certain obligations to the United States, instead of being something which Mexico can demand as aright, and which we ought not to withhold. Consequently the blood beils in the heart of one of the Mexican papers, and it expresses a | °F yearning desire to fertilize the soil of Mexico | 20 Biack GBEN ADINES, Lupin’s celebrated make, from 25, 31, 37, 50¢., &c. 100 Patterns of new LAWNS, 12 Plaid Swiss ORGAN DIES, yard wide, 12 4 LINEN for Suitings, from 12's cents up. Black SILKS, from 65, 75, $1, $1.25, &c. MATTINGS and Spring CARPETS, with American gore. But a good reason for believing that the Diaz government is not en- tirely dissatisfied with the issue of the matter. is found in the fact that the Lerdist organ is furious, more, perhaps, at the regulation itself than at the terms in which it is expressed. Lerdo is not confining his attacks on the Diaz government to the newspapers. An armed foree, upholding his claims, has been organized in our territories. and part of it has sueceeded inerossing the Rio Grande. Our government ill now proceed to show how much better we manage things than weak and revolutionary Mexico, which is unable to so guard its frontier that squads of marauding Indians can cross, by effectuaily preventing the violation of the neutrality laws, which the erossing of the border by this organized expedition would involve. We are forewarned, thi tempt isa serious one, and unless we check it we have no right to blame Mexico for similar though less aggravated failures. Col. Perry Carson, a well-known colored citizen, gives his views elsewhere on the ques: tion ef colored emigration from this Distriet. He opposes emigration to Liberia or South America. but favors going to the west. ———<+2-____ The reports of business in New York city donot show that the great improvement hoped | for there has been reached, but it may be worth inquiring if a portion of the business done in that city in the past has not been diverted to other quarters. Probably Balti- more, Philadelphia and Boston by their im- proved freight facilities westward are taking away some of the business that New York formerly monopolized. If New York is wait- ing, therefore, for a return of the flush times of an undivided western trade as a test of re- newed prosperity, she may disappointed but it would appear that she is doing a fair spring business with good prospeets ahead. Elsewhere through the country there seems to be a hopeful feeling, and especially in the west, where the prospects for abundant erops were never better. The number of bankrupt- «2S com! es to be formiddble. but this indi- wes nothing more than that erippied debiors are waking haste to avail themselves of the liberal provisions of the present bankrupt law before it is repealed. —————neemees: India aud Canada show their filial feelings ina way to make Mother England proud of them. Such excellent behavior on the part of India, who is only an adopted child after all, is especially gratifying, and England no lon- ger grudges the heavy expense of bringing up the rather unruly youngster in the way he should go. an _ it is painfulto be convineed that implici confidence cannot be placed in the statements of the English papers. But if we are to be- lieve our consul general at Caleutia, the story of the fortune af $24,000,000 left in that city by the death of a man named OK ‘efe, part of which was announced positively to have been received in London for the benelit of one of the heirs, is as unreliable as some of the news- Paper sensations of this country. Our consul keneral reports that there is no O'Keefe, no firm, no fortune, no heirs, “no nothing.” So phar ede hairs, who have been writing to In- “ all parts of the United States, must be disappotured, 7. ast reduced price on’ a) grades of Batter. utter is Very cheap. I, a large SHOW CASE, 25 and eramine, two rows of drawers, s.1itable Inquire 413 11th st. n.w, ‘A white WOMAN to do general housework; best re‘erences others ueed apply. Inquire at 1525 8th st. n.w. A. for Shoe Store. Commission Merchant, with Bar 39-641 Loui 100 DOZEN CLARET WINE, bour & Hamilton, Selected by an expert and bottled in my cellars by guarantee it the finest WINE in the District ai the price-$4.50 per dozen, Cc. WITMER, 8 Pennsylvania Arenue. HK VESTS. ANTED—AIl the Ladies TO KNOW they te Dia can have their Combings made in the best manner for 25 cents per ounce: Curls for 25 cauts, atMrs CALLAN'S, 805 Market Bpaco, ANTED—ROOM on first floor, Doctor's office; in. iy b> tween 9th and 17thand G and M sts. n.w. Ad- | dress ‘Doctor, ** Star office, ANTED—White House GIRLS aud Nurses; ten Cooks and Chambermaids; oue Ofice Families supplied with reliable Servants. National Employment Office, Room 24, STAR, is not its pres- perfluous energy of a people must find vent somewhere. Wire I Black and Cored Nuns Cloth SACKS. Black Alpaca SACKS. Mohair and Linen DUSTERS. Choice assortment of above in’ stock, 935 Pennsyleania avenus, CARRIAGES! BRIAGES | ANTED—By a Lady, BOARD ina healthy country piace, or in a cool location on Capi- terms must be reaaonabl ‘Address or apply to F. L., 1022 18th st. CARRIAGE! and. @ large stock of superior suitable for street: references ex- or park criviny ™epalring promwpuy at-ended to NiDg promwpuly at-ende paeing PromPLY ROBT H. GRAHAM, 410-416 8th street n.w. WATERS are the best ever mate warranted for 5 year 1s, $63.8 stops, $49: 3 Caxh, all in pert heet Music at half price. ANTED—The Ladies TO KNOW tha C. CORKY has received Jatest Fren for Dressmaking at 403 New Jersey ave: and E sts, b.w., one square north of the anableevery: ANTED—TENANTS for three very larg” pleasant communicating ROOMS on second and iwoon third floor, furnished or unfur- nisbed, with or without Board, within four square: App y at 1909 Bonney) order, not used a year, Send for Illustrated HORACE WATERS & SONS, Manufacturers and Dealers, m&k17.31 40 East 14th st., ¥ HINA, CROCKERY, CUTLERY, PLATED WARE. HOUSEFURNISHI REFRIGERATORS, IC E CHESTS, COOLERS, &c. —Country Merchant, out of busi- of undoubted ability, integrity. €c., A SITUATION as Store, Hot-l or Omee: eit sult the times, Post office; ref d. The those in whom a love of science and a love of adven- ‘nce or security given, ANTED—B) a gentieman and his wife, a suite of ROOMS en Ist or 2d floor, or BED ROOM, with use of Parlor secured, with Board: privite family or boarders limited and select; per- respectability, block, and havini 1d, shade trees, flowers, &e. nt to cars: arrangement per- agreeable: two or three other fi nright desire rooms and board at same Place erences given and required. Addri Star office. stv! i ANTED—Colored MUSICIANS, Apply per- at Bureau of Information, 1422 F B, PHILP & CO, i quantity of TYPE: FOY or LADY with some experience in ty Siting. Address H., care Box 421, W (Late Webb & Beveridge.) "wave., near 11th st. ANTED—A sm $12 BLUE YATCH CLOTH SUIT. 1 Is NOTHING LIKE IT IN WASH- THERE [5 NSE 20M, neatly furnished, re jug. in private famil: price, which must be moderate, B. 11. ee. GO00D TO WEAR, WELL-MADE AND FAST Good Suits. $6. $8 and $10. _ Gent's Unierwear. Shirts and Draws, 25 ceut~ ANTED-—A responsible 1 delightful little House, 44 M st Straw Hats, from 15 cents to 61.50. ‘Ss Gallery, 809 Pennsylvania ave If you want your mone J. W. SELBY'S. 1914-1916 Pennsylvania ave. tween 19th and 2Ozh sts. at JOHNSON A SITUATION as housekeeper by xperience, Who 5 ces in regard to tions bie referes NTED-—A first-class SHOE CLERK, wh: s in the northwestern part o' Dest of reference rey Inquire at 1342 NEW sT06K or PARASOLS, With Fa Hanilles. ney $2.00, nired: none but sueli th st., corner of O. WO, 93.0, Ble. unmarried white . iron and do genera good references it 1318S’ street FRENCH HORN HANDL Ip Plain apd, Twilled Silk. 2 inches, inches, at sane EM. TOWSON £ 60'S, 636 Pennsyivania avenue, Lousework for a family of fou to have thei: 8 SODDED, WA! Ks LAID, &c , at moderate rates and perfect orde \dvantage to address B. RUO. J ANTED—Pers will find it th their a DAN. GIL N st. n. TED—A responsible front corner Rocms, four windows, hand- ; a! We are now offering. the STAPLE AND FA} it has ever been our pleasure to shi of the latest, Lest and most-approved brands aud a suitable fora dentist or law: avenue, corner 2il st ANTED —A person of unquestionable respect ability, with the best references, would li untry, or else do work aud sew or waiton an Invalid lady: B., Star office a PLACE in a ‘Uur Motto—The Best Goods at the Lowest | sible Rate~—strictly followed, has dou led our bi ps8 in the past six mon who may favor us with and we promise al patronage onr best Shaliopsn MONDAY Soft Nainsooksaud Vic, Lawus, finished Bishop Lawns, at 25 cents, worth 50. Ww. 314 Bigith RS. M. J. HUNT, ‘Nos: 6¥1 and 638 D street. Chip, Leghorn and straw HATS and BON NETS. ail styles and prices. 26 boxes FRENCH FLUWERS, Fancy SILKS, GAUZES, SATINS, RIBBONS, ORNAMENTS, Ostrich and Fancy FEATHERS. Jouvin and Monogram KID GLOVES. By a Seamstress family to sew. or with a Dressmaker; oper- ares on Whecler & Wilson machine: button lve. laca to travel with a leds Address 1330 15th st., betwen neatly worked; also, 2 for the summer, Rhode Island ave. and 0 st. ANTED—A LADY who understands plain sewing in all its branches, and must work a nice button-nole. 908 F street n.w. ANTED - Several KERS. Apply immediately, at 917 E street Fe RENT- 404 H st, n.w., seven rooms fe per month, my43i 4 RENT—-HOUSE No, 1020 18th st. nw. Inquire at No, 1833 H st. n.w. my #31 FOE BEAT iio, ROOMS. third story front. over Markriter’s new store, No, 626 E_ st. Apply at the store, my4-6." OK RED OUSE_Ni between F and @ sts, modern bnprovements, new. . * nS (OR RENT—To good tenants, three or four lar cool and very desirable Unfarnished ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping; piazza in fr Kent moderate. 1152 7th eto yes Piazza in fom FORRES —HOUSE and STORE, No. 333 Vi ‘inta ave. s.w. Stable in the rear. $20 outh. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th at. NUE TS (OR RENT- Furnished HOUSE, for five or six months: immediate possession given; contains nine rooms, Terms reasonable. © Appi premises, No. 1004 N s on the n.W. rooms and path: hot and cold water: in gvo4 repair. Rent low to a good tenant. Apply to A. A. WILSON & CO., 708 Est. now. hiya 2° oR RENT—To PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY —For the szmmer, well Furnisbea HOUSE, with modern improvements; goo location: south front $60 per month. Apply 1213 N st. new. my4-6. FOR RES 1, S24 2th st. a acat_tour-room HOUSE, in gocd order, one square from Penn- gyivania ave, Kent $10 per month. App's at 77 anbarton st., corner Cong ess, Georgetown. 1t* {OR RENT—HOUSE No. 408% New Jersey ave. n.w., near B. and O, raliroad and all cicy ears; six rooms and cellar, &c,: handsome iron Failing: shade trees,’ Rent to suit the thu Inquire next door my 4-30" Por RENT—Very pleasant. FRONT ROOM second floor, with three windows facing triage: 1118 New York ave. Reference given aud required, ‘Terms moderate, Locality central and detightfui, iny t-te FORRENT CATH Ocronen— Furnished Gs TAGE of eight rooms, uear East Falls Church Station; good fruit; beautiful grounds: one r om and boatd for two persons desired, to apyly as rent A. H. RAYMOND, Falls Church, Vary 3 T1013 8th st. n.w., 7 rooms: §2% host. new.. (14th ‘and L.) IL rooms. as and bar $40. 1410 1426 1 st. $17. 1518 Penusyivania ave., store dd dwelling. Apply to A. 8. CAYWOOD, 1225 Oth st. new. my 4-3. )R RENT— On the highlands of Lynu, Mass.. ne Of the most delighttul SUMMER REs! tie coast, With an unsu view of ocean and country, and near a fine large avd picturesque Cottage, well fur- i with sti . fruit and shade trees, ete, For particulars, apply at 808 6. st. new., inv this city. my 4-30" Oy REN T-Two-: a M: BRICK HOUSE, back building. and all iiodern conveniences; Stable on r jan of tot very large lot, containing shrubbery of all kind also fruit trees &c,. e,2 sittated on Boundar: at the head of 9th st. n.w.” Apply to DUNCANSOS BROS., Auctionects, Oth aud D sts. now. my4-3t m my3-2t" No. 1315 10:h st. n.w., mod. imps., eight rooms: rent reduced to $30 jonth, ALply T. KE. WAGGAMAN. 519 7h my3-3t TOK RENT—A desirabio STOREROOM, s ble for Grocery busines th or Without Dwel.jng. Inquire ‘on the premises, corner of 10th and Q streets new. PORK RENT—At No. 8 Grant Pi south, “four handsomet: nd Hoor, single m, at summer pric use of bath parties, Fee BENT One cight-room Brick HOUSE modern improvements, bay window. pump, gord water in yard: 113 K street new. Luqnire 219 F street n, my3 8. (OR RENT—Two or three Unfurnished RUOMS, suitable for housekeeping: hot and cold wazet and bathon same floor, No. 27 K st. n.e, my 2-31" FPGE, BENT, Tyo communicating, delightrully located ROOMS, unfurnished: location unsur- pasped for summer, ‘and near an excellent caterer, 1226 Massachusetts ave. my2 6: HOUSE No. 732 10:1 and H.: ten rooms, wa’ id 108, oR RENT— A desir: BRICK DW “apitol, having a south thorough repair. 103 2 st. n. TOR RENT—STORE, 1532 h two rooms communicating. Also, two ROOMS on second floor, Apply corner 11uh'and E sts, new. No. 3 my2-; |. E. WAGGAMAM, my2- my2 OR RENT-FRAME HOUSE, Water, gas, closets, bath-room, & st., between I and ik n.w. Apply 1004 18cn st, 0. my 2-3" )R RENT—May 10 h, two furnished, commu- nicating ROOMS, on Second story; single or en suite; south front; all modern conveniences, 6 Grant Place, n.w. my2-3i" Lisle Thread GLOV KS, for lailies and misse: Ladies are requested to examine before pureli Mrs. M. J. HU ANTED—A MAN who understands the pro- cess of shot-making; also Address PROCESS, or cail at 811 ANTED-—To Rent, 1 Back PARLOR, 1 sec- ond-story and one third-story Room, or tw ry communicating, modern convenience: private family. aper-box makloy Ing elsewhere. toe ene SALSASSLLESS Ke ramos and Other P Memoir of Wm. F. Bartlet Birds of a Feathe: For the Other. : Canoeing in Kanuckia. “Norton & Haboerton Constantinople. . Punch, Brothers, Punch. Mark Twaiu | Ella F. Mosby. ‘The Viking and Other Poems, Rogue's Liction: STAMPING! STAMPING Stamped Yokes, 10 and 12 ; Initial Pillow Shams 40 cents, at the O.lor- less Giove Cleaning Depot, 1009 F st. ANTE D— FURNITURE. — Parties complete sets of good Bed-room, Dining- and Kitchen Furniture, which they desire to dis- 'e sale, may find a purchaser by ad- cents per width . @. W. “Matsell. 4 fitest Hanif Hour Series, CROQUET, in all styie A large sasortment of the NE at greatly reduced rates. BOLOMONS & ‘ANTED-—PLAITING. method (Parisian mode); the only machine of the kind in this city; 2 cents BELLE LUCAS, Dressmaker, 814 W. The only reliable Es? CHROMO: CHAPMAN, Pennsylvania ave. (Resse BARGAINS IN I'at., corner ANTED—A good COOK, WASHER and hat will ‘assist in general ‘Apply 1210 5th st. n.w. ANTED—HOBRSES to Pasture at three dol- lars per month; abundance of and water. Inquire’at OSBORN & tables. G ‘st.. between 6th and 71 W. . B 4 BU sey W. BELL, igo, Montgomery 0 ‘ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN to 00- third story south front room, or and wife, Table BOARD— TRONER; one t DRY GOODS, Best quality Androscoggin yard-wide COTTON, 74 cents by yard or piece, plendid assortment of Spring DRESS GOODS, he newest patterns and colors, from 12, 15, 18, new STOVES for old at BUTLER’S, 6th ineys cured or no "ANTED—To exchan; new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or Fut to hést two rooms, AN’ FEATHERS to te CHACE'S, 614 Louisiana ave, "“augié-1y"" ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of any kind; eighteen years experience, Uphol- oods and work at CHACE, 614 Loulsiana aven: ANTED—MOTHBS and other insects in fural- ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at ACE'S, Uphoisterer, 614 La. ave. ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S ve) 8.W. Called for and delivered Cc, M. TOWSON & CO. 636 Pennsylvania Avenue, South Side, near 7th st. ible prices, by ty ‘Large and small consumers of ICE are respect- fully informed that the OLD AND RELIABLE GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY Tun wagons the entire season. pot only In th ter of the city, bat to the TIONS of WASHINGTO. tween 4% and 6th without charge, ANTED-—A perfect number of the EVENT! pe ral price will be paid, i. SORGETOW 3 Le Droit Park and Mount Pleasant. PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST, AND FULL WEIGHT GUARANTEED, PRINCIPAL OFFICE and DEPOT: Tenth-street Wharf 8. BRANCH OFFICE: 1202 F street 1. we BRANCH OFFICE: High, between 1st and 2d sts., Georgetown. Orders addressed to either place will receive prompt attention. GEO. W. COCHRAN, President, Superintendent. HOLD DECO- TI ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN. & FERRY'’S Eureka Steam bi 7th-st. wharf. Orders by mail, or 8. MITCHELL'S, Market Space, fe2l-ly ANTED-—Gentlemen to know that (OORE, Merchant Tailor, enue, makes s specialty of Cutt ing Garments to Jan26-ly LOST AND FOUND. street, between 4th and 7th sts., an ENVELOPE containing a sum of money: me on envelope, The finder calling at 453 N st, u.w, REWARD. —Lost, on May l.a rey under the chi J.C. WHITWEL! NO, 626) HOUSE! nt 3 will receive $5 by ne and tan DOG; rut; answers to the name of *" ‘The reward will be pald if returned ‘to: o. 916 5th st. pew. PERSONAL. HIS 18 TO GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE THAT I have withdrawn from the firm of JAMES & HUTCHINS, and I will not be responsible for any: debts contracted in the name of the above firm after Washington, May 4th, FRIEND WANTED—A refined, and rather fastidious gentlem: aepartments, desires to make YOUNG LADY. and cultivation, sim NEW SPRING 8TOCK NOW OPEN AT MARARITER’S, No. 626 E Street, one Door East of ith St. Choice selection PAPER-HANGINGS. designs, rich and harmonious in coloi Moore's, Dresser, East Lak styles, With a full line of medium and low-priced Borden's Dado's Friezes, & ‘DOW SHADES, with gilt bands, and plain gouds in Tan, Chocolate: London Smoke, Gi which we make up In Shades to order, URE FRA MES from Card to Portrait size, a variety of rich Silk GEO, E. HUTCHIN Jetfer’s and other 1878, oH loyed in one of the ¢ acquaintance of of refined tastes ‘ashington, D. C. AUTION TO THE PUBLIC—A series of 82 notes, each for the sum of $12.50, monthly, made by Win. H. Fowler, and endors withheld from sald Fow! Tre public are cautioned seme, 98 peyment has bec Walnut and Gilt; also, Velvet Fiames, Card and Cabinet sizes; Fancy v and other styles Porcelain ‘URE COKD in Gilt, Silver, Tinu per and Worsted. Picture-room MOULDING in Gilt, Walnut and Picture Hooks, Nails, B ERS’ ENGRAVL T. Clinton to the order of ‘d by him, are wrongfully ler, to. whom they belong, ‘G3. Chromos, Oileo- pbs, Figures and Landscapes in appropriate ent for BREWERTON’S POPULAR Window Shades or led and satisfaction EY FOWLER. F. BEBRY—Magnetic Healer— Rooms 1309 F'street northwest. STROLOGY, MADAME R033, Astrologist and Healing She has no superior in delt nt and Future. PAINTINGS, Orders for Paper-hangings, Picture Frames punctoally fill guaranteed. Terms cash, Free Art Gallery, MARKRITER'S, 26_E st., one door east of 7th, iG ‘E PITCHERS. This celebrated edinm can be sont it toe oF busineas her describing your friends, point, hf ur enem! and inform! rou of the tage way bo success fv'all undertaxings. Best quality Poreeiain-lined Ice Pitchers. Made confidential, Ladies, $1; gentlemen, especially ine, Stamped with our name and WARRANTED, M. W. GALT, BRO. & 00., JEWELLERS, ADAME COBTELLO. Disel) and, Paris, in Ameri ‘be consulted at her house, No. 224 ica, can any se, de Qostetio ‘will leave for the Paris Ex; le of Mile Lenor- Read LD CLOTHING, & Second-hand C: DOW SHAD! 61 NintH Brazen” Opposite Patent Office, R REN T—HOUBE No. 1026 17th st. n.w., all modern improvements: twelve rooms, Kent Fenced to $50 per month. Has been lately repaired, Apply THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. my2-3t FOR, BENT TA good six room BRICK HOUSE, with gas. bath, &c.: near market, schools an cars, Rent 14 per mont B W. &CO, $12.80 by the year, 16 F st. my 2-8 R RENT—432 H st. n.w., fourteen rooms; modern Improvements, “AIS0, 416 HI st. nw. Seven rooms: modern improvements. Rent mo: erate. For further particulars inquire at 430 H st. new. my2-3t* IR RENT—HOUSE No. 517 13th st. n.w., be- tween Eand F sts , containing sixteen rooms: all_ modern’ improvements: house is in. perfect repair. CHAS, W, HANDY, Real Estate Agent, 509 7th st. new. my? 8.* {OR RENT—A three-story Mansard HOUSE, all modern improvements; fourteen rooms; ten acres; all kinds of shrubbery and fruit; half mile from Navy Yard Bridge, foot of Good Hope Hill, Apply on premises; “of 22 9d st. n.e.. 8. G. CABELL. miy2-Bt* FOR RENT For the summer, at Mt. Pleasant, a Furnished HOUSE with ten rooms; pleas- antly located, with garden and fruit. Inquire on the premises. of 8S, G. ARNOLD; or at offices of B.H. WARNER & CO., 916 F st. n.w. my2 6t RR RENT—A very desirable five - room DWELLING, graining and papering just fin- ished elegantly; 501 H st. s.w. Key at Mr. BHODS" Store, corner 6th and H sts. 8 per month. KR RENT—HOUSES of various sizes. at greatly reduced prices, by B. B. CLARK, 1201 436 st. 8.W. myl-3m HR RENT—Ciear—Second floor of HOUSE No, 241 street n.e,, unfurnished, three com- municating ROOMS, with all modern improve- ments, suitable for housekeeping. ap30-6t KR RENT- FARM, 132 acres, convenient to ‘Washington and ures allroad 6 ballin 8: ill rent cheap, with privilegeof buying. Inquire OCH. W. HAMILTON, othaud Dats, af20-messw R RENT—10 room HOUSE, with all modern improvements, hot and cold’ water, bath, wa- ter closets, marble mantels, rauge, &c., 116 U st. .w. Also. 419 2d st., 10 rooms, water, gas, bath, marble mantels, &c. “Inquire at Kennebec Tce Co. office, corner 1ih and E sts, Key 514 3 street M43i¢ P st.y in front of lugs Market; newly plastered’ and ‘painted: water in kitchen, wa'er ‘loset. side entrance, Kc. Reutlow. Inquire No, 1439 B st. ap27-2w* ‘OR KENT- CUITAGE, one story, room nearly new; stable, garden. fruit, croquet awn: in the healthy village of Mt. Pleasant, one mile from city. Inquire of Dr, BREED. cor, 8th and F sts. n.W. ‘ap26-12.+ ENT—Cheap rent. only $25 per month Fee too HOUSE N 929 5th street n.w : waterand bath. Apply to E, K, LUNDY, 144 Bridge street, Georgetown ap2t oR RENT-That fine STORE at corner of 9h and G sts. n.w, Inquire up stairs, of W. C, DODG p23 1m R RENT—AT LAUREL, Mp.—A desirable seven-room HOUSE, excellent water: two acres in fruit, and very convenient to city,’ Rent Yery moderate toa good tenant. “Apply 16 519 2d si we BK RENT—HOUSE No. 216 Ast. 8.0., co taining 12 rooms with aif modern conveniences froma the Capteol grounds: in one of the vioseectice from t] 3 rounds, of e nt ocationsin the city. “Inquire of JNO. 8. ScOTr. N.Y. Avenue Hotel. apl6-18.* FY RENT~—At Seminary Hotel, on Georgetown Heights, pleasant Furnished or Unfurnished ROOMS, at low prices; corner of Washington and Gay sts. Furniture taken on storage at reasonable rates, apls-lm* FOR BENT. 402 stn w., cight-room Brick HC USE; in thorough repair; gas and water: near market and cars: desirable neighborhood: street heautifully parked. Apply next door. ap20-Im* 1B RENT—A fine three-story HOUSE, con- taining fourteen rooms, including bath-room aud water closet; on a beautiful concreted s reat, one square frcm carsand near churchesand schools; Tange, latrobe, hot and cold water, &c. ; large yard: ot 160: aaringe house and stable; fountain in front yard; beauti! ny shaded and parked, and in- closed with iron railing on marble bass. ‘This Prener eae be rented to aeeretel emanant id ant for per month, pay: in advance, Inqui at 222 13th st. 8. apis-tr ‘Er fcscaquare, in the Spencerian Rasiness Gafiegs (ee n nsiness uuding, corner 7th and L sts. may be onialnea for temperance or other beneflosht associa'ions, oF for chureh services, day or evening, by the month. ‘The use of tobacco. prohibited Dulldiog: Apply at Business Oollege Office. ap8 Int BUSINESS CILANCE Fre BENT— *8 0. F, GATCHEL, tate ‘and Insurance, 1414 F st. n.w.. 200A st.’s.., 10 rooms, in. i. 1837 Q st. n.W.. 11 rooms, m. 1. 1501 Yotn'st. n. Cor. 24th and G sts, 1427 5-h st. n.w., 10 rooms, m. 1324 T st. new, And many other desirable of the city, for rent cheap. FOR RENT: By B.O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w, w Stores, 1419, 1423, 1425 ‘New York ave. n.w.. 6 rooms, mod. imps. Geo'twn, new double house, 4 Stoddard st, ,Geo'twn, 18 rooms, mod.imps ‘9 rooms, mod, imps. . 9 rooms, mod. imps. 9 rooms, mod. imps. + nine rooms, mod. imp 310 rooms. m. t. n.W., 9 rooms, Houses in ail seeiion: 8 eeeseeesees ROS REBEES= 913 K st. n.w.. st year SE No. 2016 H st. n.w., seven | 831 7th st. n.e,, 7 rooms and bath. & & HOUSES and LOTS in every section of the city, at reduced rates, EAL ESTATE BULLETIN or WAGGAMAN. 519 Seventh St. made every Wednesday and Saturday.) Three-Story Brick Houses for Sale. 393 Virginia aver $4 $4,500 1529 Columbia s 1535 Columbia st., 1285 8th st. n.w., f.h., mou 917 6th st. n.w.. fb. m. 625 ana 627 i0th st: n! Two-Story Brick end . mod. imps. 71s. Frame Houses for 23H st. ne... h New Jersey ave i 313 10th st. sve. f.h.. Tr. 1239 4th st-n.w 1611 61h st. niw., f 329 11th st. nw. fh, 824 and 826 Gih st. nw. 1221 to 1233 8 St, Unimproved Property for 8 bet Hand In. f.-h.. mod, imps,, 7'rs B.. mod. imp=, 6 18. e.. bet. Dand Gh st, Road now. perf ave., bet. Band hist. new., mod. imp 105 H st. nw, 40 New York ave., mod. im| 417K st. n.w., mod. imps,. 9 rs .B.W.. mod, imp: 624 Delaware ave, 2d st., Georgetown, mod, | 44 Myrtle st., mod. imps. 528 4th st. 8.6. we Ist and bth of & le and rent on my books, had on application at my office, or be sent by mail if desired, Auction Sales. On SATURDAY. May 4th, at 5p. m., new frame House, corner F and New Hampshire ave, s. ns. $8,500, $1,500, $350, at 8 per cent. OK BALE AND EXCHANGE, By THOS. J. BROWN: LeDroit Rullding, 6100 Br. bt 8.000 Gr. h., Ob With lot 42°98. 61 Ther lot, 43190, St.. lot 25x100, fine + ave., near 14! I will exchange for smaller propert n several atiractive residences northw i2r.b.h., Mi + b.b. domn, st robes. This tsa fine location, Taquire | 1 pleasantly situated eight rooms, near the | id West front and in | Superh lot on’, LOAN -Swall amounts of MONEY, on first 5 real estate security t_ THEO, F. GATCHEL POR SALE Chir ar—Those 8ih and F et gant BUILD. ING LOTS southwest comer of 17th and H streets n.w. R.O. HOLTZMAN, my4 St 10th and F streets aw, FOR SALE BUILDING LOT, with south front, on N stre ily to my4 3 FOR SALE OA summer gard ool reasons tar office. PUR SALE- 1107 Mass. ave. n.w.. « fine three story Brick DWELLING, with all modern provements; location highest vd nost beautiful” in the cit: HANDSOME RESIDENCE FOR RENT. formerly occupied by Gen. Whipple, co: £34 street and Penw'a avenue, opposite C. north side: 14 rooms, all the improvements, s Zire. fountain, &c. Apply to GEO. 3. JOUN- ON Venu of Nae LOAN, MONEY, In sums to suit, at Tand $ percent. R. O. HOLTZMAN, my4-6t 10th and F streets nw. PPEIVATE SALE OF A FARM oF 189, ACRES OF LAND in Anue Arundel county, Marytand, on the line of the Aunapolis and Evkridge raiirdad, two mile: fom Millersville, (where there 18 an academ young ladies and gentlemen aud younger + dren,) ard only five minutes walk f Station. where sir f comity hin thirty aud an hour anda half of Washington. Th: is fortiie, and there is a fair quantity of bak. cl but and pine wood and timber, Corn, wheat ant tohacco grown, The situation 38 delightful and perfectly healthy, ‘There are orchanls of most ex- collent fruit, comprising peach, pear, apple. phim, cherry and apricot: bestiles 7 beds of rhutar crite 80 chotee REaPY 16 | 1m and improvements cost but will be sod (fee simpl ) chon a reasenal for cash, and ata great bargain. 2 Alsc. an adjoining Farm of 120 acres of good land, unimproved, in working ordes 1 tee Sold Jointly or separately for casi, Apply to JOHN IRELAND, Connsetior at Law. Annapolis, Md, Or, CASSIN & LIEGERMA} se VF st. u.w., Washington OR SALE—ON Easy Tex Fixtures of comer of 3d and A's ness to tend to. LE_Thrce fine LOTS, cach 30, i K ‘st. sw ¥ Agent. 1431 Peansy t= tg ste H.W m33 00. BOAKD and ROOM in a private family 8D will be furnished a lady for the use of $700 for Year. upon good and aniple security, Rever= given aud required, Address a «mee, m33 2." WANTED TENANTS two ten-room Houses—one te 0 Deuni- uie’s Ch eof the best husiaess stands § On 4'5 ste, betw ¥ and F sts, poly wo GEOL MAT- TING. 133-3 FUREEST HALL BILLIARD PARLOR AND BAR-ROOM FOK SALE, four new Decker Tales, in splendid e place is handsomely fitted up and doing a gocd business The reason for selli engaged in other bus} the proprietor being SALE—A Bancaix Tame HOUSE. on B, betw id be eek ere VAG DAIRY FARM of 20 acres. located near Glenwood Cemetery; to a responsible and Prompt tenant this very convenient. place willbe rented on reasonable terms. Apply to DAVID MOORE, on the premises, my 2-3. Fe K ater . WARNER & CC BRAINARD H.W. 916 F street northwest, 1206 K st. mW, e+e 1730 I st. "nw, 1211 ©, “furnished, cor, 21st and F (fur), -.95 1109 F st. stod&dwel,83' 1700 Lst.nw,.. 436 M et, ow, A.McINTIRE, 1126 19th st. nw, 1525 6th st. nw, Mt Pleasant, furn, 1907 Pa. st. 1933 9th st. nw, 312 13th st. sw, 39 Defrees nw 205-40 hat, with store,40 above alist of which is materiall every day on the bulletin at our ot L ESTATE BULLETIN, WM. E. BUBFORD, 708'E street. Fo: press-Brick and Back Bullding, 8 lern improvements; lot 20x125 to an alley; situation northwest; for $2,800—$2L0 cash valance in three years at 8 per cent., or in monthly Iso, three newly-finished two-story press-brick Houses in northwest section of city, with 7 rooms and modern improvements, for $2,000, on easy it bargains in large hand- re NI sell at ante pri in part payment, Lots centrally located at reduced prices. Loan. I have $10,000 in sums to suit at 8 per cent.: also 000 in one or two sums at 8 per cent. RENT—Elegant new HOUSE at LeDroit ‘ark, all modern conveniences, eight fine NOS 21, #8 and 25 K'st. ne., Law Office, Room 35, r at 23 K st. n.e. I also have some some Property. LeDroit Building, F s1 Any of the above will be sold on long time and monthly payments, (OR RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for housekee} several small BED ROOMS; 354 Pt wenue., corner 4% st. Marl NT—Ry WM. H. MAIN & CO, Estate Agents 12 roo! 8, 125 Pa. ave. n.w, No. 13 1st et. n. 38 No, 2311 M st. 0, 333 Va, ave. 8.W., 9 rooms, mod. im Cor. 4° and P sis. s.w., mod. fmps..... . 25 H st. n.w., 8 rooms. os Good store on Pennsylvania avenue No, 629 Md. ave., n.€., 8 3 Brick Houses in Sherman avenue, EDUCATIONAL. PEN uf ESS COLLEGE. ‘7th and L streets, during May, June and Guy. BRE ES | ea * the month in Penmanship. Corre- ‘ookkeeping and the calculations con- nected therewith, For terms inquire at the APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Con VILLE, Pa.—Boys $45. Students ge Office. mz43m warter; ess, Yale or fhe? instructors first class, J. SHOBTLIDGE, A.M., Prin. AMES CORRIDON, Professor of Penman- ship, St. Cloud Building, 9th and F, ‘ookker ping and Short->7nd taught in easy courses of lessons. guaranteed. Lessons given at real PIANOS AND ORGANS. L. WILD & BRO.. 723 «th st. .. Prac- * tical Plano and Musical Instrumente SREPAIRING Pianos: and other Instruments, Prices'as low as col ent with honest work, Al its for the 8 the a nd’ the EC KER BROS’ GRAND, UP) UARE PIANOS, AND Buia a foreman and tuner with Steinway R RENT—HOUSE No. 607 New Jersoy ave- nue 2.w., 10 roo! modern im ents, good yards ‘ail in order rene to sult the times, pply to W. C. SON, 718 13th st, nw. apil-lm B RENT—On Riggs 13th and Fritts ana and 82 and high modern conveniences, and in good order.’ Will Tented by jhe month for $40 (have been renting fo, $50) a re and permanent, tenant i year. Apply to JUHN T. ARMS, 810 ” st. ‘8p9 Im RK RENT—HOUBES, 2140 and 2142 Pennsyi vania avenue, 10 rooms; water, bath, etc. ; Febuilt last sammer, an } to careful a . id ble me ‘May an + card or in ee ee FOR RENT—Six room HOUSES, sil modern and ovements. WHEATLEY BRO3., 7th Ebode island ave. aped-Lm ‘three-story basement press brick fronts, 11 rooms, with all & CY. PIANOS.—Ug- WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT to know Ue beat ‘One Dollar GLASS _ '8, Optician, SYORUS D, W., COMME 636 strgot, BUSSES CHANCE Fon SARA Whol saié Commission and Produce BUSINESS: most desirabie location in the city with every thing complete, for a lar; nd successful ent Address C, FREDERICK. this ome. NON THEIS OPPORTUNITY TO BUY —New AN BRICK HOUSE in the northwest section: 5 rooms, gasand wate! vindew, with good brick stable for two horses and carriage. Price, $1,800, $100 cash, balance $20 per month with six per cent: Apply to' BATES & KYON, 708 D street nort west. my2-eo3i" ROR SALE OR EXCHANGE an elegant coun- Ai try RESIDENCE at Hamilton, Loudoun Va. Brick House. gothic style, 13 rovms,and new. Out buildin: ae Water; orehat acres of land. WM. H. BARSTOW, Real Estate Agent 515 7th st. nw. ap30 Im* Wet? PURCHASE-A comfortai HOUSE, with modern conveniences, w. situated, or at least accessible tocars, Price at: $3,500. “One-half nee in exchange for country property. Address **Home,"* at Star office, With name and location of property. aj.30-2¥ on 3 2 want a cheap amd re IGERATOES 0 OK SALES x-year-old Bay HORSE Hound and spirited, cheap for cash, ORSE FOR SALE- Melium. 1, suitable fora pho ive Bay Mue, can drive her GIT 3d street BAY MARE, BL The mare is gente Can be seen at W SALK Walnut OFFL POR SALE CHEAP and driving mare; can be seeu at No, 936 Lox . WM. CHANDLER GREGG KR SALE—One ALD TIONAL LOAN G POR SALE—A stylish young HORSE, suitable for heavy carriage; kind Can be seen at J very Stable, 3106ch st. n.w, TLEMAN ABOUT TO QUIT THE offers for sale his Riding: and perfectly gentle; Stables, 1 street, er 7th and D sts.. or C. WITMER, 1918 | F OF. $14 9th st be seen at AL Between 13th and 14th, DOR SALE-New itaiie for2or 4 passen 7 ee top Buggies: farmers and haulers, 20 per cen any Where tn the cit cheaper ‘thaa hand B sts. n.w POR SALE- Tor B LEHER'S Livery, ») | 15 MONTHLY WILL BUY A dard PLANO: alsoa AN. 8119. nst.n. PORTY CARRIAGES 7 ‘k and Road BULK EY PUR SALE A supers on of old Kugiisl {HALL CLOCKS, by " sais HN KR. HARE, tte St. Baltimore SOR SALE—A fine Carri: NE-S and a COUPE-ROCKAWAY: Will sell cheap and on reasonable terms but sale must be immediate. C. SARDINSTON, 617 7th street, for partic- BOARDING. 2OARDING, apartments, aud Board, ca corner New York ave, formerly of Baltimore. SUMMER BOARDERS W (LI Sian " and exiensive view of th the Blue Ridge SITUATED FURNISHED lass TABLE BOARD. ative parties can rts of home at reasonable ex ROOMS. with fir & private family whe BOARD, AT LAURE ely furnished Rooms and ise Hew and witht fy of the depot. nience no pleasanter i giiges exchanged. Address ** Country," Star Of- ee, ers D and ROOM al before making arran; wd Room for a $60 per month; single rooms, $25 t aud $8 to $10 per week. Table Board and $5 per week. DERSONS W taining good BOA nd wife, $50 to O ARE COMP! ; city during the warm weather, ice ROOMB, with hourd, and a dei No. 1800, cor. of Ley: summer residence, it} FOR SALE RESTAURANT. near Government ‘inting Office, doing a business. Satts- factor pawns given for selling. Inquire P. F., | Star office. 829-61" | N ONEY! MONEY —Persons desiring to bor- eat row money sow Ete of interest, on reat estate socurity. can be promptly accommodated by CASSIN & ii ERMA, x, 1339 10 LOA $10,000, in sums of not less than §2,! cent. Can be placed at once. ap2o-tt WM. E. BURFORD, 708 E st. RO SALE LOW-IN MONTHLY INsTAL- MENTS—A number of eight-room BRICK | HOUSES, with every modern convenience; ceu- trally located. | Parties loosing their situation after purchasing will be refunded the amount paid in, less the rent. Inquire of GEO. MASON, Artor: | hey at-Law. 934 F st. n.w.; or, L. 3. ‘CHAP- MAN, 106 F st. nee. ‘ap29-Gt" FOE SALE OR EXCHANGE-For improved Property, a fine Building LOT on M st.. be- tween 4th and 5th n.w., one of the finest locations In the elts. Apply to 27-1m" JAMES 8, TOPHAM, 425 7th PGE SALE AT A BARGAIN—On R TO A PERMANENT TENANT—1446 N_ st. (new.) finished In best style. 13 rooms: eve root heated, including vath and servants” rooms speaking tubes: electric bells; stationary washtubs: Yegetable and meat cellar, Can be seen at any time. ‘ap23-1m VILLA SITES FOR SALE ON LONG TIME. Subdivision has been made of the maguiticent grounds fronting on Washington and Road streets, | Georgetown, with winding roadway and walks among the trees, laid out with shrubbery and flow: er, beds. giving eighteen beautiful Villa Sites, which contain from 10.000 to 40,000 feet of ground gah. Tis property is within one square of the Metropolitan street cara, and for combining the advantages of Nesrvegh ee those of city, there is none In the District that cau compare with it, ‘We will sell for cash, upon long time, or wiil ex- change for improved city property unfueumbered, Persons who will build can purebase without auy cash payment. at Por further particulars apply to Wat i. BARNARD, _apls- Im 1429 F street. VOR SALE R OR HANGE. —A bean- I Ufa try RESIDE: E and Fruit FARM, near Washtugtén ; $1,000 worth of fruit can be sold fromm the place anuually. Apply to JES-IE B Georgetown Post Office, D.C. ‘apld-eolm ‘OR SALE From 5 t0 16, acres of LAND. 14 2 wiles from Arlington. 2% from Geuigerown, beautiful situation: fruif trees, forest trees and Water on the place: 10 minutes waik from the rail- icad now being graded. Apply to A. G. HAY ES. 229 Center Market, or on the plac apl0-Lin YORK AVENUE HOTE! Cor. New York ave. and lith et, with thetr families can find at this rroundings of a hi the conveniences of a well conducted hotel A liberal arrangemen’ who desire Meals on. it will be made with persons EN B. SCOTT, Proprietor. W.—Furnished Froat ROOM on second re Iso, other ~ OOMS, with Brat ‘Sass FABLE BOAT mmodated. iad marl -oee PROFESSIONAL. BS. H. F. WRIGHT. 11TH STREET Clairvoyant and Fausic com So om a bas uCCESS Treating (without drugs) Acute r iseases. Consultation free. ml-2«* Me Or chiteet and Em 7 rchite ‘ ums 18 and 19, Safe Deposit toast cor, 15th st. and New York ave |. ENNIB, 7116 street, ent Office. Electrician and Model perimental work a speciaity. Expert in Patent -T. M. TALBOTT. Dentist. Removed to southeast corner 7th and! E streets northwest. Teeth inserted $7 the Magnetic Healer, treats successfully the hronic and Acute Disease | Suitation free. Office hours—8 to 11 a, m, Most obstinate C! D* J. B. GIBBS. ED TO 703 157# BTREET, Over Thompson's D} KR. DUKE. 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