Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1879, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: --April 11, 1879. OROSBY &. NOYES....Editor. otrowlation ad of all the other daily cavers im the city added together. The Candidates of 1880. A publication in the New York Times filling thirty-two columns of that paper of yesterday, im the shape of reporis of popular sentiment in nearly one thousand localities, distributed pretty evenly over the whole country, upon the tial candidates, is exciting much at- tention. The results, as summarized by the Times, “point unmistakably to the nomination of Gen. Grant by the republicans, and of Mr. ‘Tilden by the democrats. The vast preponder- ance of republican sentiment in favor of Gen. Grant leaves all other candidates hope- lessly in the rear. Many republicans who are personally opposed to his nomt- mation confess that his name is almost the only one mentioned in their vicinity.” ‘The figures in the estimate show that were the republican national convention to be held at once, Grant would receive the vote of every state except Maine, Nevad2, and Oregon, and possibly California. Out of the 157 points from which the Times’ advices have been received, Grant ts the expressed choice of 130, Blaine 10, and Messrs. Washburne, Sherman, Conkling, Ed@munds, and Chandler follow in the order named. The democrats in 9s of the 157 districts prefer Tilden; Thurman comes next with 23 dis- tricts, Bayard with 11, and Hendricks and Han- cock bring up the rear. Tilden, if the demo- cratic convention were held to-morrow, would besure of the votes of not less than 21 of the 38 states. As the Times declares unhesitatingly that Gen. Grant is neither its first nor its second choice, and that Tilden in its opinion Is the worst of the democratic candidates, its estimate of the state and tendency of public opinion in their favor may be considered as candid and in- telligent. The views of the 7imes, tt may be added, are sustained by the information re- ceived by members of Congress generally throughout the country as to the feeling in re- gard to the candidates for 1899. ———— or The visiting Virginia military company yes- terday to show that they had not the slightest disinclination to march under the Stars and ‘Stripes, not only carried a full sized specimen of the grand old flag in their parade to the wharf, but each individual member of the com- pany mounted a miniature flag upon his person. The handsome company looked all the hand- somer thus adorned with the beautiful emblem of the nation. ——_—_~+-—______ Peni McCormick, who managed the American department of the Paris Exposition with such exceptional success, makes some valuable suggestions to the N. Y. Tribune con- cerning the proposed Worid’s Fair in New York. In his opinion the year 1996 will be quite as soon as the Exhibition can be held with credit and success. If Germany should decide to have an Exhibition in 1335 it will not necessarily inter- fére with holding one in this country the fol- lowing year. It might, indeed, prove advanta- geous in affording an opportunity for European exhibitors to transfer their goods directly trom Berlin to New York. The site of the Exhi- bition, he says, should not be Central Park, mot only because of the serious inter- ference with the legitimate uses of the Park and the fact that it would require ten years to restore the parts occupied by the exhibition buildings to their former condition, but also because the park is by no means the best place for such buildings. A great desider- atum is a river front, where heavy pieces of machinery and bulky goods may be unloaded @irectly from vessels, and reloaded, thereby avoiding extra handling and terminal charges, which are usually high and very objectionable to exhibitors. Moreover, a water front and landing upon the East or North rivers would be &@ great accommodation to visitors who might come in steamers from many parts of New York, New Jersey and New England. To those persons who could spend but a day at the exhibition it would undoubtedly be a relief to eseape the delay, the cost and the inconvenience Of passing through the city. Governor McCormick makes various other suggestions in regard to the administration of the exhibition, the appointment of jurors, the Congressional action needed, &c., that merit attention coming from an authority of such experience. a ‘The law and precedents have been duly con- sidered, and sufficient democrats have voted for the admission of Mr. Bell as Senator from ‘New Hampshire to make the decision a non- ‘one, and to overrule the report against the applicant made by the democratic majority of the committee on elections. The amazement and surprise of the latter you may judge from the expression of their eyes. —————— ‘The struggie in the Pennsylvania legislature over the proposal to make the state pay four million dollars to cover the damages caused by the riots of 1877, instead of Allegheny county, where the burden ts now placed by state law, 1s a. close and desperate one. The consideration ‘Of the subject was indefinitely postponed by a ‘vote of 13 to 96, Duta motion to reconsider, made with the intention that it should be voted down, thus killing the scheme for the present session, was postponed for the present by ‘Vote of 100 to 99. The question is, consequently, not yet settled. Meanwhile the question of re- ity has been brought before the state and the United States courts for decision. At- tempts at bribery in connection with the bill before the legislature are alleged, and a com- mittee has been appointed to investigate the charges. Altogether Pennsylvania ts having a local excitement over an appropriation bill which is more interesting to the state than the legislation concerning appropriations at Wasb- ‘5, mal See a ‘The Cincinnati democrats are now examining through microscopes the naturalization papers of their republican mayor elect, and think they detect a flaw inthem. Attempts to invalidate the title to cMice of an Ohio man are historically unsuccessful. —_—___<o. __ ‘The Pennsylvania College of Veterinarians does not believe that contagious pleuro-pneu- monia exists around Philadelphia. Dr. Gadsden | holds that it. does, and proposes that two healthy and two sick cattle shall be kept together In the same open shed for areasonable time. If the healthy cattle do not contract pleuro-pneu- monia Dr. Gadsden will pay the expenses of | the experiment, provided, on the other hand, the skeptics pay the expenses In case the cattle | sicken. Dr. Gadsden The Anglo-American Cable Company ts try- ing, anaconda-like, to swallow the new French Cable Company. The jatter does not have the appearance of an orga:tzation born to be swal- lowed, but the Angk nerican Company has had some experience in the itue of its present ef- forts, and can, at an emergency, develop great powers of absorption. The laying of a new and independent cable would, {t is thought, re- duce present rates more than one-half, as the business even at that scale of prices would be profitable. The capital of the new company ts about ten million dollars, and Is said to be guar- amteed by three of the strongest corporations in France. It tz proposed to lay two cables, one to Cape Cod, and the other to Nova Scotia, both by way of St. ft St. Pierre. Miss Julia E. Smith, the the only survivor of the Smith sisters, of Glastonbury, who refused to pay taxes without representation, has become @ blushing bride of eighty-seven summers. It seems to have been a long and doubtful strug- ie, but Miss Smith has in the end been com- acknowledge n pauses for a reply. ——--—— — to ‘the sway of the tyrant — + ICE ORE. {ee Restor Sunday. a0 1427 New York avenue. <oee oe _1471 New York avenue Rey apes, Pe UNI WERSAL, ee TER, Ww. ave. he ote - of the Inventor pasted o 3 Sone Be IC a dlica: mee sr che National Gopi ital. “A hand publication Bertier Sees ieee bound. Rerui Bailding, epl0-tr THE ATTENTION OF LaDIES 8 invited to the elegant lay of Buuith's celebrated os COACHING hart AND FANCY UM- | WAXTEDIAG See PAR euitatts foes clothiog: Just opened. aplitr ‘i Sroni STIN} ‘Ss 8 Har Src jer L Sure , 88. $10. M53 'S CABS. pe es ‘86. =5 W. SELBY'S, WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. NTED—T Cuzar HORSE, WAGON Gnd HARNERE “ApDIy 8B Oa nee Waa SaaS Sosa . mu} D- ply 2020@ tk. new “em ae aATEDSA < competent, WOMAN, as chamber- taid and wantress,, references Tequired. AD- ply at No. 200 Ast, 8, Uapito 1 J ANTED—A good German WOSaN to do Ww eral housework. Apply at No. 105 afiet Was, purchase @ second-handed ae BANKS SCALE, Sor 6 tons, in good conan: apl-tr 1914 and 1916 Pa. avenue. | W.&G.B RCO 3 7 ANTED—| a gperatar, SEWING b oe GFBING MILLInEsY. Nae Teen stock and receiving EVERY ¢ Li"the new: ahaves in French Gbip, English ae Straw, nome Leghorn, and Fay: e (raced Sreattla EE BSc ‘French Flowers, Feathers, an et mente and idacee, ‘Greno de Chena and Lsog Fichag and Howe, Gourd Gloves, Eronch Novelties, te, at lowest cash prices. 2,2 pare 17 F street nw. < c o MILLINERY xB sprecia ‘attention is 0 LINER Suse CURED. DEED fp per ie 81bs. prime NEW Gineonatt SUGAR SURED PHtaiis, P Y ane: Bitcca Bwctt OATS Wa WINE, HOLLAND GIN, FRENCH BRANDY, OLD WHISKY. 0. 8. O'HABS & BON, aplltr 1913 7th st _mew., bet. Mand N. Now IN STORE. We have now in store the best assorted stock of seasonable DRY GOODS we have ever offered to the pablie, to which daily additions will be made for the Leat two months. Headquarters for Freneh and American Buntings in double and single widths Ito Lace Buntings in clecant patterns and very ns qualities. Fine Silk and Woot and all Sill Grenadines, from One Dollar to Two-ands-half lars per yard; all colors in the lesigns; with an endless variety of other esonabie fabrios, to which we invite attention. 100 pieces Black Silk Fringes, manufactured for our sales. 500 gross ‘Trimming Buttons, new styles. apll-tr Der wal 81.00 BROWN, 317% wanker Space. Cor FEES THAT WILL SUIT, ASD PBIOES THAT WILL SUIT. _ Green. Togied. Old Gov, Java (the genuino article). 28 Maracaibo. ie 14 Er) WM. F. PaaE Grocer anp TEA DEALER, 1104 Twelfth st. northwest. Spll-tmy8 QTHICTLY PUBE » VERMONT SPRING MAPLE SUGAR. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, aplitr 1421 New York avenue. READ OUR SPRING INDUCEMENTS. 10 10 310 g10 310 sara aie se @10_-A Shrunk Suit only $10. See or,, 810.......810.. -810. -- 810... $10 310 10—A. ergy ait on); baa Ts iy Baton S10 k Bark Bee soars $10—A Light Suit $10.......810.......810 FOR BOYS. 85 ...... $5...... 85. 85—Boy’s Suits only 85. Boy's All Wool Suits only Buits 8° Boy's Gente Seti D5 voce ee B5.c00ee BB .conee BS....4. 85... “BRING THE BOYS ALONG!” BEST OHANCE EVER OFFERED. NATIONAL CLOTHING COMPANY, No, 400 Seventh street, Northwest Corner of Seventh and D sts. aplitr F. 0. VAN VLIET, OFFICE. BrMove zo RESIDENCE, apl0-6t* ‘No. $19 15th st. Vineisia HAMS. only 85, +. 85. 5 List’s Prime Suxar-cured Chester HAMS, cured in Virgie, consi jered the finest Hams in th omar ket. Fersale by J.B. BRYAN & BRO, 608 Pa. ave., apl0.3t 2Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. LADIES’ FANCY UMBRELLAS. THE "EST STYLES FOR THE STREET AND CARRIAGE. ALSO LONDON UMBRELLAS FOR GENTLE MEN. Invonten Dingcr. apotr M. W. GALT, BRO. & oo., YOMPLETE STOCK ENGLISH WORSTED COATINGS <a SUITINGS, Bultabie fur ta season. es. TEEL, 935 Pa. ave. apliw NEW MaPLeE sucar. 2 N. W. BORCHELL, 1332 F street. Ser THE INTEREST ON SPECIAL F cent. inte: ae added improvement ‘Tee Bitte ramaining unpaid fiom | USD! assessment, by authority ‘of the ‘Tax:Payers can save a liberal discount o sea ane VR trou the sean of KSON, Real Ketate Agent, 222 43% stroot- north of Covimpis K EXTUGKY TROTTING STALLION —Season ee “nae * thorougnored, a, ty Bae ap Dari Aap Groom. 408 5th st_n-w. Oot Bo== THE BEST ‘T AND SAFES.: THE RED Oo OIL apsuit In new, aby, 704, non.-explosive, psn be, used. in any lamp. sovern went, and Gademark. whine eee ne jelibly stamped in the «nl itselfant ty “ pot ot be a iterated, its absolute sifety beer sna ry Zorsale, at, wholesale, by BARBOUR & HAMIL a Tho fit pM ie mthsast- and by the f Wankstony a nd ane-tah (AWS PBID) ‘LOUB. BB WABHBUBN, MILLS.) ‘The in ne for, this popular brand, indicates that it is the finest Fiour in the One hundred barrels just received. ore ne trial, Cor. 15th and I st8. nw. | wom Will Wileon Machine. Gall SENG, 795 Ltn a nw al LSE ‘ANTED—By a respectable colored girl a SITU- ‘ATION aa cook, washer and ironer for a family of Se ens, Best Star office. ANTED—By a respectable colored woman a EITUATION to cook and do xeneral house. eA best of references. Ball's alley, betwron 8. DW. OF reference given. Addraas nt LADY to cut and =o ANTED—A competent etc lothing for boys and children. App| at af the J REW YORK CLOT ING HOUSE. JOH TANTED-—A large unturnishe| ROOM on oe tol Hill, in nel born ood of hot ana Fea ylvanis avenue, for gentleman and wife. Sta terme. Addvess ABERDEEN, Star office. at ‘WANTED—We want all interested and disinter- ‘ested to examine an entirely now machine, the- LLATING SHUTTLE.” also the d “WHILE” SEWING MA- CHINES, and see which you like ba-t. All kinds for rene or repaired, at MCKENNEY'S, 427 gin at. DW. apli-tr ; ANTED—Two experienced OITY CANV. SERS, best thing out. 430 8th at. n-w. 910. OB RENT —HOUSE No. 1417 N at. aw. ; en improvemeuts. Inqui.e at F WAL! Loan Uffice, 1417 Peuneylvania sve. D.w. api tcl ON RENE — Two furnished or Saraael HOOMS on second floor, in a pleasant loost on, 08 L st. hone Lath ste n.w. atl. ste UE REN an No. 811 Net. n. a Sa, ‘water and bath. Apply {0 "aM Rs oa H. Br 1100 7th et, corner Ln.w. _ Sptl-st* OR RENT—Two delightfu ted and newly k furnished ROOM! Sethe iow house 1318 Se eyly. ve. F REN’ ‘urnished or unfurnished aoHT north and south exposure, in first-class hoase; plearant location; with or without board. ‘Terms moderate," Hofereno.s required. No. 60 It. ap. OR BENT—STORE Terge STORIES FS bore, abst C080, om tthtet none Penna, ave inne, at the very lows EL WAGGAMAN, 910 Teh ote ee ee Tose eight-room BRICK Fo! SALE OR TENT: rater,near cara lOUBE, No. 402 K ; ae, wi and market, ‘gui, next door corner or at Butter store, corner 9th and E. ‘apl0-2w* Fath RENT-PARLOW: snd two BED ROOMS on Parties ing in town for the or wi fiud delightful aecommoasl ong and first clase TABLE BOARD at OR ato 10-31 FoR BENT—SECOND FLOOR, nicel; nioely faroi-hed, to two gentlemen; also. HOUSE, unfurnished, Ernie ren; or would rent the, bg ae FORBES RENT A ROK HOUSE of aan Too: star ofice m8, Alley.” Address BRICK HOSE, Fok RENT Two communicating oe second floor, unfurnish neat’ four lines of atrect ears, nw. ‘CR RENT—BSix-room_ HOUBE, au se ate; ‘B18. jefrees st., Tent . hiehtroom, De rent $14. As mTCom Rhode Island ave.; rent Py * Aopiy X No. on ; in privats Sera No. ‘i268 sth et, avait \ Reese Rent imme iatehy asmall STORE FRONT ROOM, suitable a Notion siorea. Btate terms, Address “TENANT,” Star office. 102° ‘WANTED-A WOMAN to cook, wash and iron, and do general housework; white preferred: references required. Apply to934I st.n.w. al-2° Was BOY, about 12 years of axe. as cash Be ferences required. Addi pact oe office Box # apl0. WA orn bya anit couse (edyiana = gentleman) in a strictly private fami preferred. Address SAMPSON, Btar office. ‘al0:: id ‘W ANIED—8300 will be given to any pet curing me a POSITION anywhere int thet Daitea — bBo $100 a month Address 8! ee Wasa competent American or Gor RL ag nurse, must come. well recomme S, Aone ab 1810 Sibel mw. Gall between 3a Witenes HOUSE SERVANT (white) who Weermast kpow how to sew; also. one food od Gok, er and roner; ‘referencas required. Tudcr Place, Congress at., Georgerowne aplOst™ WASSER SITUATION. by a a, youd Man = a ; ‘or copyist ; exrezience ih bookee POR REN Tr RTANDS in the NORTHERN, ie ERTY MARK OR RENT ‘ow pe teFixt u Rs gant Dvelbr y- duced rent HT, 43036 La ave. ‘3D3-6t" POR RENTHOUBE No. 1916 kt. nw. poly at RENNEDY'S Real Estate Offic 15th st. ap9 Fe RENT—Three Furnished RVO iS No 1214 K Ge Ww, two communicating, with or Hig ve RENT —Bingle gentlomon eecking a pleasant yuiet and respectable home, can find Furnished MS at 801 D st. 8.w.; fine bath-roou, gas, &c. ; pochilaree. ‘Tertaeiolernen ap3-2w* FFOR RENT—1428 13th et. Towa Oircle, three un- furnished ROOMS; bay window. Parties with children or servant need not apply. References re- quired. ap2.20* OE BENT Tie deliehitfal RESIDENCE known ‘Locust Hill, 16 acres, half in market garden, 24 mnt Boldiers’ Homie on wet: cateence feo y 4 ney syauts by care to gs a yes Pre epring trict for health, sovess to city and pure water. Apply 712 13th st. Papa ime Fo RENT Fuenished or Tatar = OOMS, scale? htfully located for summer. ferences fred. 1228 Marsacousette aye apt we WANiaD_OnAnET, WINE BOTTLES; oats RENT—A promiveut corner STORE, Hill, balf square from Pennsylvania Benn ere Cae THOMAS HUSSELEs ve, ; will ent whole house, orators teparate, Cheap tenant. Inquire 423 ith etn Rw. apl- 74 Weittkrt TON fo dee aaa WG Sea Fe, SALE Three of those new, commodious DS Bev, bok (eh nd Te a "rooms, batt wa A Ge need sig ESMORENS, | ath eararrte” (ates tice aoe SON ra nw. be ne CHWs Eras, yy ANTED—Bya Com: tent an 1d Tho. rh Penn- OB 'T- ee syivania Farmer— aA Fas ABM TO. RENT, sali HOUBE, modern improvements, 1540 Oslumors fruits & speciaity will tak immediately. | st., ‘oth and 10th and P and Q ats. nw: Apply 476 Pa ave.n.w. ap96t* | next door. Inquire at 310 # at. = 36 ANTED-OTEAM QARPET CLEANING: aii | VOR RENT HOUSES, X ‘avenue fruarantood; st OHAGE'S, 616 Louisiaa 60 30 at n-w.-paitsble for Prag d some rent low. Inquire at 331 Mis- Wile to read the windy tour arent oye of others, then come to McKENNEY’S, 427 9th FOR, BENT_COUNTRY HOUBE, six rooms, sta. at. nm. where they can always on whet is ea Fo es vant Pleasant, one "ne Tle from pairing : oF | Bound Y treet aire sale, at all priceenew and second) tf ate aoa Feta ae WANTED One SALESMAN for exch stata | JTOR 176 to 8100 month and F REN; F505 E st. ts References ra TE BELLE MEG | O8."Oni- | A nanasorne yer Bree Brick Front BUILD. cago. srt ing: ‘fine store on oper stories fitted Weems ‘and other insects in }. Upholsterer, Cee rae augd1-1 re aoa Gort Wea Pore t's mi ere tetas oa ATED Ping UPHQUOTERY WORK, 19 Cty Goods Bo 5 ,S¢ lowest prices. A. ae i Naber ae onpoeyed fae for dvolliag purposss. Will inesa, at unusuall: InN LOST AND FOUND. Lge mousy, bu jot. a eee BOOK, snd clsriot '4no money, but some raw be Ly ore tho came at A135 Hor me “apll 2" BOARDING. {JOR REN f—Possession Ay 1879, BRIOK EK 0, ais oth ete ow. een it B35. BRIOK No 116 Fst. we. rent 630. Also, BEIOR ie: seg st. = Asn ede per month. _ TBR. 088. AL toM. M. ROMRER, 618 7th st. ieee Fo! 22s RENT—HOURE iE No. 607 Now Jorsoy ave, nw. nine Be Heat fo aut the times. J Apply to W. 0. 0,46 G OOD TABLE BOARDING, 84 per week, in 718 13th st. n.w. Hees BENT HOUSE No. 1110 13th as. 7 ad- X vance. House opposite the park. Always cool modern improvements. in sun 826 12th Be, Oity cars aud depacten OWEN EN ERDDY, “Comer of Ibs and coven oe Oe bes i marlon JOUNTRY | BOARDING. — Delightful BOOMS ‘OR RENT Front OFFICES in the iblio - (ana 9 building, 1101 Pa. avenue, (0 ‘Star from Dc rages Oo tag eg ET Wital, Laurel office.) aa low aa $4 per month. Wo bioasantr Tooms ABDI = RENT—Farnished PARLORS =a ‘BED- ey ngs with isl dae PARLE SOahD. 2 BOOMS and HOOMS furnished for housakoop. jf, and several small BE, hepsi Tia othet uw-and MOF sc nw: felay | Yavin avenue, corner rosrBs- Lata! CPRERSON HOUGE: Mrs, M-Hoxoxurr, Pro- MS 15th and Ista HOO! ‘and FOR SALE. _ | anit SS BOARD eepecially. ” sari iene —— = OR BA LE—, Tosewood, 7-octave, 5) 31’ 37% sa, nt palepeney Feat, wih oF withont Fetano, 0, for $10 cap, equal £0 838) aan us ermas low for theWussnsr mont and warranted by maker for 6 years. Aolyas ae treet. I THEMONT HOUSE has Just undergone NHOnBIS, sullabie ie for cat rtine and ay mae be following to low shout BLADES and Sables, Aerator, Van Oe Sno oe aries: S106 yr. pes month: sinelerooms, @a8 io 880 | DHE TON AND HARNESS FOR GALE, at Joss Ber mont ‘per week per and ‘are in find | trimmed. uted by nt four months. Pees took peace ae | saa = re uraantey FURNISHED BOO wae | PRS aes new Star Parlor sae cant class BOARD for $1.60 and 200, will bapold for 8110, at 1114 th st aw, 2 per day, at Mra. BOUTHALL'S, 108. 15th beineen apd-cir Biate, Navy ang aS es Of, RARE A ree power UPRIGHT coda UW leas than Se cee greene eee aka half cost price, Apply at Bepublic hoe, fity ee ERSONS in the northwestern part of the city de- P x fcaeclaas TA BLE BOARD can e sogom- jodated at No. 1298 © street northwest, from 18th streot. fepao-ame BANKERS. LUMBER: LUMBER! | OT Eiaks Laon coats, oR jnvonted Prorit, (uions Oowzhacts fe STs For good LUMBER of all kindsat reasonable prices: | J b HERRICK & OO., Bankers and Brokers, 45 For seasoned Wate Ping, Walnut, Aahend Po} yar New st., New York. spd-co8m TOME FH of the best quality at less than $950 Pros on 10 Gaver investment of $190) For the beat dally of vi youn Fine Flooring. Joist, patna Se ga on eae Optious of a Board: ‘or Georgia and Florida I Eine Flooring, Timber,te. For Shingles, Laths, Pickets and Posts, and for ‘square dealing in every respect: Call upon E. E. JACKSON & CO., (WM. B. REDGRAVE), aps-Tt 13th st. and Ohio ave. LK OF WALES DMIACE: BALAD DRESSING, DURKEE'S ROYAL SALAD DRESSING, Save you a great dea! of time and the waste of ms- 1. Re: DE intent mee, WEET PICKLES, mized—deNiciou GWaniED TOW. "BROILED QUAT WHOLE BONKLYSS HAM, Fosily for Fthe table. New Spring Goods arriving daily. B. W. REED'S SONS’, 1216 F street. 8?~ Our Qler sta and Hungarian Wines wiil arrive apétr via this week's steamer. jb Gu NAlve YOUR EYESIGHT get GLASS- H. HEMPLER'S, tho Optician, 453 Penusylvanis avenue, corner 4}; street. ap6-ly Goanr Pins, AMERICAN \ee tt CHAINS. BQ ON, SAML. KInE & BI ayhtr 172 West Baltimore s¢ , Baliimore. FINE WAMBUTTA SHIRTS to order....87 50 Gans 2 sapenar BATRTS 0 ord oar #3 OO ins't ready made, only. marl9-1m (Ode CROCKERY, CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, REFRIGERATORS, ICE CHESTS, COOLERS, &o. M. W. BEVEBIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge) apd tr 1009 Pa. ave,, near littrat. a IGNS OO-OPER: Govene NO8S take pan ASSOCIATION, The annual meeting of moana! rasa e apni the tior rustees fo! ensuing year be held TUESDAY May Oth, CT Bas te Geer ee oe The ae se tneation of reducing the capital stock will apS-tr JH ae Secretary. O'feentteon Chet dealer in Be. aw. Sener aes | | T, POTTER WHITE NO6, Banborn, 85 Wal ae yO eae WHEE ‘A MEMBER OF THE STOOK EXCHANGE wil execute ord for the ene 33 pee purchase or sale of Btocks, Hons 88 sci 100 abree negotiated ties only. Garren ber Am. Mi ‘Wall et., New York. ference, President National = bm jan} Rack Eesbtone, oo Wa Rew Yorr E ARE SHOWING bE’ NEW BTY! W of MANIELS, ceikbrrerte ate Gecorated, and while sustaining tbe = boriority ‘of our manufacture, will Se lsewhere, seh standard of excellence in our PLUMBING Be but will make prices as low ag pose: We sell Furnaces, Ranges, and Fire Place Stov: of well established ‘reputation, ta iets Grates, Brass Fires Botts, English, Plain and ative Til 0. : ‘Connected with Seon Exch 4d YWARD & Hun ‘OHINBON, ap2ly 817 9th at. nw, WEDDING PRESENTS. THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN GOLD AND SILVER, AS WELL AS A GREAT VARIATY OF FANCY GOODS, DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR WEDDING PRESENTS. ayf-tr M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO, NLAND AND SEABOASD COASTING FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND TH, oBtonping st all the Principal River Landi after A ‘the new and auifiseaers BY OR THELAEE ree! ‘MONDAY, PWEDNESD A FEIDAY, at 6 o'clock p.m. connect og at orto Fork, Hickensort o steaners £9 Boston, New allroad nes ou Stok ane in ’» at lowest rates. ‘ie eh: ~~ PBICE’s, a \ekets Freight, 510 Ninth street nw. ‘White and Black BERLIN ZEPHYR, 90. per om All other SHADES, lle. per oz. as ZEPHYR, 1c. additional per oz. quality Germantown WORSTED 96. per on. ie tr A.B. H. © ! hoe of rae PEAOE, 599 3th strect cs, Residence, 903.0 street. INTERGARTEN SUMMER TR» (ed Koes Maicwetsist fin ft, eee 2 fen and School for Children opens inil Sih. | For particulars call on Bliss Gkfalviesy ood 800 18th ‘aprim™ FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. Fos BRENT. 5 25 i & hall. hte rer ahd bolt ‘raven k Sot Se? Louis P. SHOEMARER, 920 F at nw. ‘A Mot de Ro. 918 F eiiest opponite Masoule Temple eee: oe ebm PB mee § P Ef Es ge . 2 i ie ed oe Fd Sets Eh | Ba 3 8 Fe 35 8 cs i ? ee Bee Bens o8 aor, a Lat » baja BRRRRBSESESSSSAaaaan 2 s he Bale. I have a izrgo bulletin of Honses and Lots sale in all sections of the ofty. Parties desivons of selling oF buying are requested to wiv ‘LOANS NEGOTIATED, OR A. youn BHERMAN & OO. « a! Estate and Loans, Bt Cloud Bu Building, A beautiful gountny ELACE, within a half neue 's ride of the Avery Actrante aouse poorer to)) on East Cap- bargain if sold e001 itol street. Bol i fed, 18 located, on e! rms, and Foner, advanced for builting. nd A fine HOUSE—new, and mide renin exchange for desirable un miproved zr A desirable HOUSE on 15th att street circle, at a very reer riers other PROPERTIES in different parts of the im PROPERTIES FOR RENT and RENTS COLLEO1 ED. yMQNEY CAREFULLY LOANED AND IN- aplasw. JOHN SHERMAN & GO. tt ot apt Pane pastas tt e cris Me BF #, Pp ei E 7 ‘ Al fee By ‘2 tee ts Bk BR, Boe ‘PS 23-3 Soy peta Sk re bch $3 4 SoS TS POSS = : ty rt 5 Ea i | eee Banks s p4--| ty a9Re PR H = Ff pl H BEI Sesse Rik BREE 3 5.0 2 . 00 06 me 16.00 Ost. n.w., mod. 3 26 Now York ave., 7 8. i600 Tein th st. 1. 15.00 1732 17th st. 2 100 820 F st., Room 1 do. be 31 go: a 400 6165 7th et., rooms 9 ‘and 16. B00 800 5.00 519 7th st., room 10... oo penne above scaly ‘@ sual part of the pi ea te books. For complete list sce bat, on nthe van 56h of a Rewhish bead on ‘at my office, or will be sent by mail, if aetna uction Sales, Pa a RIDA LUG Ava Ith, at 5p. m., promises No. aA TUESDAY, Kort Wth,at 5 p m , No, 1826 8th Loans. 26,000, 83.000, 82.500" e200, cet 8L BO, WHOS oe BL, 88 ORRENT. No. $23 Mi No. 124. Ga Cap. riaresgme and Soup ye No. Bp. 8 + Neo 237th st se es a op fee 447. N J. ave’ se Biable, Tat, bet 70h Houses and Lota for sale in all eections of tha city A A NICHOLSON, Real Estate Broker, Lenox Building, corner 7th and G ats., Room 2. $600 st reek se ay4tr For BENT. 124 Rast Capitol st., brick, 12 rooms, mo4, gu sthet obec house & store, 13 rs. mi Taod. inn, Houses, }aiee bree 8 rooms, Office Rooms, 708 E et. Meee LOAM st 3_ per cont, eam ead ne. aa = Buy aterobes BRC mm BALLOCH water, xan, iow. primate “BAR- office. Li er Oo TO ae oN OgSEn Burl BI iste seenrity, Avis to SOHN BULL AES, aplo.st S tvta some io COA ON IMPROVED CITY are to suit. DUNENHOWRE: i9at x Sumetistely te Ww. IHANCE SEL OM OFFERED —¥t Cate: having some wish s sound, lucrative and permanent BUS! Ege’ snd leern particulars. B PIPER. 'T louse. OR BALE A nice. BUSINESS, established. Fequiring small ‘a G8 Star omes. a aie ae AW TAR TA; on. A TRIP TO OOLD Nic LAND. (cheay ) Base cory. 28 oe 30 copies for 65; 8100 for Tose Spo complete: HOUSE for. rent, Apply to T. J: MYERS, 15 F st. pw. aS rag 3 FIXTURES aud aa nr or Yl rally locate mar at ed M2®: SELMA BUPPEBT, 608 9:h street, opp. Patent Office, Fg ahgreaatt large and sctect amortment of Ie- LACE CAPS and BONNETs, ROBES, DRESSES, CLOAK3, and all kinds of ones Furnishing Goods, Novelties in Embroideries, New Laces, Ladies’ Neck Wear, Lace Glover, Sik Mitts, Hostery, Fancy Goods and Notions. seueey for FRANK LESLIE'S Paper Patierns. FROM AUCTION. Figyhave, an {immense ART FLoweis che Tend EiRE Fetrient, get Porter's Auction. that Pa iS oS GALS OR EXCHANGE —Fine LOTS near Oonn ave. and P st exchange for building a Honse or one slrendy built; also, s veral email Huuses for a go: ick PLATT, Star cftice. = ritapaate EVIGATFUL NEW HOUSES on G Di ioteent or eae Tin Doe ae soaks in the market. Callon on aden aps-im B.H. WAGNES, 916 Fst. now. Circle («mall cash payment) for House. esidences Just | Sp OR RENT— ee a FIT com Call and examine these goods before purchasing CMete end alpandenee of ciatia p Fin ord your Bpring Millinery. Aire, Fishing Bhore. Apply 8. JOHNSTON, CONNOLLY’, 0. 493 Pa. aps6r apstr 11th street and Pa. ave. Forse GALE Gai Fine, eee Lors so, seve al nics Bri INST INVOICE OF NEW STYLE House. Smail cash payment, ba’ oth “ARASOLS. erst JG Hose. Ps Be. F ‘and Twit Muk te f net , tied Suk from $2, $2.25, 8250, 62.75, 83, Porcalos 6y 200 Parasols now on ale, with sien as #175, 50 wide All Wool cog gate 2cu fet cte., veld at 1e. ring Caabine'es. all colors, 15 ota completed on the we ie of Coan. av Land | 20 diferc prs atviee of of Drews Goods, 25 ota. M sts. n.w., 11 rooms, every convenience Ons wat | Ail Woo! Black Caghmen he rented: the other sold. The best and cheapest | Bove’ Goth trem ae 37, BO, facie Spring Carpelings from! 25, 30, 37, 50 cte. GETS BCE E marr, 616 Fine, erent, Onpoatie'U Batons Omen, mar2gtr 8 500 TO LEND, AT7 PER CENT.—Will divide a — =. avenue, YOUNG & MIDDLETON. == — — ear Tth ot. nw. Qe00, 3500, AND 83068 TO oss ON REAL mm) fio D TATE skconity. Bo Veiagrox,* | M F Pennepleanta accman, ap7 6" 523 456 at. nw. Has, yun Poouived a YANTED-To Bux—LOF, 15 to 18 fect front, | PRENOH Bo? and Weeerebse wean sk ami aa | ge SSeS TR AN wood cash paymeut. ¥- J. DUNAHU dg, iad th, ih and Ith, 187. + a4 THURSDAY, vi SPRING aoe TO Loan, 8 or MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, IMPORTED BONNETS Sums To Scrz, At 7 and 8 per cent moune aes, BO. HOL! ‘i 2, HOurzMan, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, ‘OB SALE OR RENT—The fine F. SALE OR ‘ARM contain. ‘out-bnil ‘Truit trees, shrubbery, ec. + 4 of water. ‘The reeidenos of, the , near College Station, road. jutes’ walk of station, and ony sight mules ave: to Washing. beantifal roed.. For store of i wis tow toouand dollars om ee MME.M.J.HUNT, mar29-tr Nos. 691 and 623 D street, -s pirat IMPOBTATIONs, marlitr 17 Olte eens Paris, aDIEkw’ " oa iy j est Bi re PERSONAL. M28. wil ld ance MATERIALIZING ME- dn fan ee pola Beance st 0 at OTT a fier 10,000 naanes ef noted So ORNS, BUNIONS, WARTS, WATS. Cr 4) may, ote ett es infagn, ecient 6 of & it \d children attended. ap1-' ty 303 a = a S feat urns. Certain ogre for culls and fever, Sadi yaare. No connnection Dr. ned. = I: f Teeth ge; ‘Roth died” Ql wetraodae Sithout pain: 60 conta. All sperations wat, Panted. oct81-1y T. M. TALBOTT, Dentist, ‘Removed to southeast corner 7th and. E streets northwest. Teeth inserted 87 per: STOF COUGHING. ‘he wany changes in the weather at this so: aoe thefoundation for Uonsumy etttes dLung Diseases, Foruty yourself by the ELECAMPANE AND HOARHOUND COUGH DBUPS, PUT UP IN HALF POUND PsCKAGES, aT 25 CENTS. strenethen the voice, allay isritetion of the | prea eg ceeee diet mee | SATE. Nery ely’ tsed with the very best ARTHUR NATTANS, Paarmacist, Cor. 14th & I sts, n.w, and 24. & Dsten,w. | ‘mar26-colr Noriree. 70 MY FORMER PATRONS AND CUSTOMERS: Ihave this day sold to SAMUEL C. Pi -ALMER, ‘business and good will therein, and he is ded o eather aud collect ‘all Bot lee, Siphons, Kegs, F tains, &c., no ee aany Tecominend Mr. Palmer to all torger customers a the busines, a Let. 1879. M. WHITN! Aer rTLER OF MINENaL Waren, 5c. i Referring to the above, T goliat T solictt feo continzaacont ronage formerly 600 "°"* or NEW STRAW MATTING JUST RECEIVED. ‘oy we. Rs Fy OF W. B. MOSES*& SON, mar?7.2w Cor, 7th st. and Pa. ave. n.w in Tee! Gesieng from the Svs of Marcus Wood & Oe. Ce | create tnvhan io eet ea ee ae. nite as a variety of Raster as we hed Just Our Haywerd's | ghee ean of age of Fant Years Ped | S150. ee ad ‘We have received this morning THREE CASES OF THOSE OHEMIBE, | shea to eS 7 vt =e. STANDING dozen, st We &« LDEBNEY DAIRY. A ern BERD, aaa ie earn sane &, corner F nw. THOROUGHLY MADE AND TRIMMED, FOUR FOB ONE DOLLAR som atte has ever been snrn, Beets aril our Underwear Donen: 2a ont 3 a0. oe Come Dutiaine. Soe ’ ~= 2