Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1879, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, au ESDAY peasaaenes 39, 1879, Te nosBY S. NOYES. ... Editor. Dail Circulation wer re Average e over 17.750— ch ona vperm srese eee re: thai eat of ott he ‘other ver daily papers in the city aadded together. ran has a direct wire from its news room to Veetern Union Telegraph office in New York city, from which wires radiate to all parts of the globe, and is therefore enabled to secure the latest news by its own operator from every qua:ter up to within a few moments of going to press. It is the only evening paper south of Philadelphia which re- dispatches. ceives exclusively the Associated Pre — Our Roving Diplomats. The Springfeld Repubtican ts of the opinion that the United States diplomatic establishment could be dispensed with, without harm to any Of the interests of the government or people. It calls attention to the fact that the English and Russian missions have been vacant for six months or more and during that tin ‘tween our government and those been attended to as promptly and settled as ex- peditiously as when we were represented by ministers. Minister Noyes has spent but little Of the past year In Paris and he proposes coming home for the best part of next year to take part in the presidential canvass By his continued absence from his post he tacitly admits that there is nothing for the minister to France to do. Minister Goodloe has returned from Belgium and will remain at home for months. Minister Dichman, appointed last June, is already bac! from Columbia and = Minister Kasson’s absence from Vienna is also pointed out fa support of the theory that these costly diplomats are not necessary to the continuance of peaceable relations between the United Staies and foreign countries or forthe transaction of International busine: The Re- publican is but giving voice to a wide-spread sentiment when It argues that the American people do not get value received for the mgney paid to maintain a diplomatic establishment. Public sentiment in this country looks more to utility than ornament, and the masses who support the government watch closely the ex- penditures. They would not for the sake of dollars and cents deprive the government of anything that goes to maintain its glory or assert its equality with the best of nations; but they care nothing about following a custom because it obtains in other countries. The habit that has prevailed for some time among the American ministers sent abroad of absenting themselves for months at a time from their Posts of duty, has done more than all other in- fluences combined to build up and strengthen the feeling that this government could get along very well without such ministers. The French crisis appears to have ended with- out the usuu! sccompaniment—in that country— of barricaded streets, violence and bioodshed. M. de Freycinet has formed a new cabinet, with himself at the head as premier and minister of foreign affairs, and matters of state are pro- gressing smoothly and peaceably. Only three members of the old cabinet remain—M. de Frey- cinet, who succeeds Waddington; M. Lepere, minister of the interior and of worship; and M. Jules Ferry, minister of public instruction. The new cabinet Is not as radical as was expected, but, on the whole, it is considered as good a one as could have been formed in the face of the divisions of parties in the assembly. The de- mand of the republicans for all the government patronage has led to this “crisis,” as it is termed, and the new cabinet intends to meet the de- mand. All “reactionary officials,” as those not republicans are called, are to be removed and their places filled by men of the ruling political faith. This seems to be all there is in this “crisis.” A lot of hungry office-seekers have made such a howl that they must be provided for. Meantime the people have not been at all disturbed by this hubbub among the politi- clans, They seem to have had a true conception of the whole affair and to have rated it at Its true worth. The turning out of a lot of “impe_ rialists,” etc., to puta lot of republicans into iminor offices was not a matter for business men to bother with. They léft it to the politicians, and it is they who have made all the fuss. —_—_—_—_<ee-___. ‘The fearful loss of life in the railroad disaster at the Firth of Tay, last Saturday, ought to open the eyes of the people of Great Britain to the folly of locking themselves up in trains. It is hard to break up old customs, but such sad experience as this should convince the most ob- durate “old fogy® that the practice of locking the doors of every railroad car while in transitu is as dangerous as {t is unnecessary. Of the 90 persons who went down in the Firth of Tay, how many might have saved their lives had they been able to release themselves from the locked cars can never be known. It is highly probable, though, that some would have escaped. had they been in a position to get to the surface of the water, and the possibility of saving a Single life in some future accident should be sufficient to do away with this custom of locking up railway cars. —_—_—_—_\_<_ce-—____ Late advices from Maine state that Governor Garcelon has decided not to submit the ques- tions propounded by Mr. Morrill to the supreme court. This leaves the contested question for supremacy to be determined by other means, and at the present writing there nothing to indicate what course the republicans will pur- sue. Atamass meeting in Belfast, last night, Governor Garcelon said he would not apologize for “anything he had done or left undone,” and his further remarks leave no doubt but that he intends to let the legislature settle the contro- versy. He said “the legislature will undoubted- ly do justice by the cities not represented.” The conference between the governor and the mayor of Augusta, and the latter’s assurance that the civil authorities may be relied upon to preserve order upon the assembling of the legis- lature, show that the governor ts determined to maintain the position he has taken. Meantime the counsels of cooler heads seem to have pre- vailed among the people, and, whatever may b> the outcome, it now looksas !f lawful and peace- able measures will prevall. ——-+-e -—__ ‘The case in Maine may be summed up as follows: Gov. Gareelon and his council in thwarting the will of the people as expressed in a majority of over 5,000 for the republican candidates for the legislature on the popular Vote, have achieved a victory for the fustonists that is worse than a defeat, so far as their future is concerned. At the same time, as the decisions of Maine courts have been nearly uniform agatnst counting defective ballots, even when the intent of the voter was clear, it is probable that the governor and council can make a stand on the strict letter of the law. In this aspect of the case the republicans will manifestly make a mistake if they resort to any violence to right themselves. They had better grin and bear it this year, and next year see to it that mo carelessness in voting or making returns shall count against the big majority ‘they are quite certain to pile up, with popular sympathy on their side. —_ --2-e —____ Judge Black, of Ohio, has rendered a decision to the effect that the organization of trade unions is contrary to the laws of Ohio and the Constitution of the United States. This decision ‘will scarcely stand the test of higher courts. If there is anything in the Constitution of the United States prohibiting artisans, trades peo- ple and working men generally from organizing associations, its discovery is due to Judge Black. ——~-____ ‘The colored youth Hart has put himself at the head of professional pedestrians in this country by having made a better record than any of them. He won the match which ended Saturday night, having walked 540 miles, 10 miles more than Rowell’s best time ina six days’ contest. It is said that Hart's backers intend to take him to England to compete with Rowell for the champion belt, and his recent tramp gives assurance that he would stand a good chance of winning it. He has yet to beat ‘Weston’s London record of 530 miles before he Can take the position of the fastest walker. in ‘the world. Pas ezresm, pigtarbed Eleep, Ind Cocoa Stom- ee ene Hop Bitters, ‘TARR AND Cerner THROAT tee fom ae Het WWicires and reingh for feng pot ey Alco, Crvilians' Suits. At C. PUTSCHE, 1729 Paan- sylvaniaave. First-claes Scourer se ae TNO. 626 E 8r. 5 NOVELTIES VE B8r.§ FOR, NEW YEAR'S GIFTS, MARKRITER'S, No. 626 E street northwest. Terms Cash. dec30-3t? OK NEW YEAR'S RECEPTIONS. — IFORNIA PEARS, oat MALAGA GhaPES . ASPINWALL BANAN FRUITS GLAC! BAKER'S NAS, FLORIDA ORANGES. Es. and MATLLARD’S CHOCOLATES, OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, GENUINE MOCHA. B. W. REED’S SONS’, 1216 F st. n.w. Pears are BerPotoarce this season to insure a good selection. fers should be given at once. dec3) ANT. ite GIRL as | We pe eh es erg Ba “Wants s & white man 3 POSITION as cau give good vardener: Teferences. Box 21, Star office. teesoe Wins ED—ROOM and BOARD for a young lady ina private family ; terms must be Feavonable. \drean B. Z.y Sta dec30. ANON ag Geatelinat or white girl a a A TION as. \bermaid or laundress. Inquire at No. 1137 23d st. WANED GIRL to da cenrral housework Tr 3 family scood referencos ren Apply between 9 an and 12a.m., at 716 4th st. n.w. WANTED A ood cook immediately (white pre- ferred): must bring good city reference. Ap- plgbetween, the hours of 3 and 5 o'clock p.m., No. OR REXT— DWELLING over Store, 918 7th st. Lew. dgp30-3t Fe a — ae = for housekeeping. $12 $d st. RENT_725 15th et. b.w., Sa to =a ALL, with ‘PART or Good fora caterer, "Some furniture soe Far RENT—To éinule gentlemen only, Furnish- OOMS, en suite or single, air at. aw: RENT —Thave story, BRICK, ae 8, ist st.n.w. App! C. GREEN, 412 7th st. bar Fe RENT—Handsomety-farnished = oR and CHAMBER, communicating, and two sin- gle Rooms, at 1510 H st.n.w. dec30-3t" FE RE ar hadenme communicating BOOMS, unfurnished, with heat and «as, Rec- ond floor. Apply 917 12th'st. decs0-ate ANTED “Tig USE of a HORSE or MULE for its feed ; light work, wood warm stable and ae ty ot of feed. feed Ries ‘CED PRICES ‘Are now m: Goods in ch ae Black Beaver Cloths, $1.50, Silks: Ladies’ oe Roane snd Shaw ets, $2, & Bleached’ Cottons and Sheet ctiteonve Shiva nigra Carpet, length 65, 75 and Sle. dec30 iapked on our Winter Goods. Win ter Shoice colors, at 12%, 15, 20 and 25 Black Cashmere, 20, 35, 85,45, 90 and ap: 2. Black is; 10-4 Whi = 83 and up. Sheil Darwaine ia Calico short me Oallooes 6y ands Aband $05 ail wool do. 35, 40, 103 Bridge street. Grorartown. Apply, or address, E. MOLING, sed dec30-20* ANT! aes white GIRL for housework, gen- eral (no washing); good reference requit prt gee 906 G st. n.w., near Patent ‘Office. y_a respectable white woman to do ceneral housework in a can give good references. Address LY mnust be good need Hot apply without references. Apply to- GROOMS: 1104 13th strast. E BOARD 1 ful, and we hay Goods, embraci ie, eping Fabrics, than wholesale rates. offer apecial inducements ODS. Our stock is still e many larce lots of desirable Dry ny all the latest thins out this sea- je sek the attention of those in Wool and Silk, “Velyets, Frines, i Dress Goods, with a full line of House: will be ‘sold frora this date at less We intend to close out our Winter Stock asoon as possible, without regard to present value. dec30 B44 W. M. BROWN, Siz Markee Space. As, MALAGA GRAPES, CALIFORNIA P! FLORIDA ORANGES, 8, LADY APPLES, LEMONS, FRENCH anp GERMAN FRUITS. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, dec30 719 FLOWERS, 1421 New York Avenue. FLOWERS, qT 1 9 FLOWERS FLOWERS, ar DAVIS’, 719 Market Space. FLOWERS FOR DRESS TRIMMINGS, FLOWERS FOR THE HAIR, FLOWERS FOR ALL, ar DAVIS’, dec30-3t_719 Market Space, cor. 8th street. ny RS.S. J. AND icy for 8. © tine ts taught, MESS Bit SS MARING LADIES’ PATTERNS. 7. Taylor's Patterns, System and Journals of Fashfon for | sale, 1213 Pennsylvania ave., up stairs. ETHEWrcz, COOKE & = BEST Coe COAL. 'Y OF WHITE AND RED ASH ANTHRACITE COAL. ‘Well screened and clean, 2240 Ibs. to the ton guar anteed. George's C rock. Lump and Run of Mine Cumberland Coal, by cargo, car load or single ton. WOOD OF ALL KINDS. PINE, OAK AND HIOKORY OF BEST QUALITY, Is Cop Lenot! H, OR SAWED AND SPLit TO ANY Size. BAKERS' PINE A SPECIALTY. Main Office, 14 corner 2d st: and Indiana ay and Yard, foot o1 119 New York ave. Office and Yard » Shipping Wharf of 10th st. BatrrmMore Brance. Main Offi Wharf and Yard, N. P. LEWI Private Telephone Li Wharf Office, 39 Post Office ave. Office and Rail- road Yard, Cathedral, eae ale st. i Shipping 5 foot of ¥ 'S, ae is agent: for Washii and Yards. Also, connection with {PFeiephonie Exchange’ "in beth’ cities. {USSEL'S ICE CREAM THE BEST. ARLO’ DELIGION! 50 cts. per dozen. FOR NEW is aa TTE De tte Cakes a spocis Tat NEW YORE AVE between 11 and 1, a 1919 Vermont avenue. ANTED—A few L of refinement on Art Work, which is Livny protitable. ‘The work pne at home when once proficient. Only. a fow will be engaged to do our reguler order ‘Those desirous of being arransed with will pliasé at once ad dress, P. Star office, Box 14, giving full mame edttcan! ot reference, 30, ta WANTED ee eentiman and wife, Furnished ROOMS for housekeeping. Address D. EB. Star office. e029 WANTED An expericnced GIRT, as ae and t> do general housework. “Apply, with refer- ence, at 71 5th st. n.w. de yy, ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN as dish rs (German preferred); must have good ri ences. 405 11th st. n.W: ‘dec29- A TED— ‘A good industrios GIRL from 14 to 16 years of axe, to assist at general hou work. Ap) nly. at 1202 Est. n.w. dec29-2t wi ED—B; a Clerk with two rears’ experience in Drug bi ITU ;canfurnish ‘Address M. K., Star office. fer~ wood references. dec29 Fe RENT—1 wo Unfurnished ROOMS suitable for light housekee} A modern daibrore neers rent lowin advance. 415 G st.n.w. Foe: RENT—Three communicating ROOMS, 34 tory, over Markriter’s new Store, 626 Est.,one ces ee us st.n.w. Apply at the Store. deai0-6t* Foe ‘—Japuary Ist, a small double HOUSE wurst inapupvenieate at a low rate to reliable fenant. For further information apply at sie 12th -W. ‘OR RENT—Six-rcom BRICK HOUSE, T = st. n.w.: gas and water: near and mar ‘Reference required. Inquire at 10130 —Well-furnished front ROOMS, scc- ond story j easy bath Sc. : near Patent and Post offic ntral and quiet location ; 807 8th st. n.w. —Well- cernieted. ROOMS in a new all improvements; furni- ture new and nice. N isn Tee » opposite Frank- Jin Square. doc30-6t* OR RENT—912 lath “st., opposite Franklin Square, centrally located on a railroad to the Gayitol spd Center Market. STANLEY SNOD- GRASS, Printer, 637 F OK RE} e a front ROOM, 2d floor: —On algo, small Rooms on 3d floor, im one of the most desirable locations in the city; references re- quired. 1118 New York ave. dec30-3t* id others visiting the Capital: also portion of rent taken in Board. “ap 2.€., opposite Capitol. dec30. OR RENT—I514 Madison st., six-room Brick HOUSE: hall, xas, bathrooni,. veranda, fron and. back y ’ desirable; ‘820 per month. y Mrs WHITE. 1018 10th stm we Paes iF RENT PARLOR and two B a) waxes. 220 Det. nw. after 4 o'clock p.m. eds Zoe dec! YEAR RECEPTIONS. TAYLOR & HUFTY, 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNES- AN DAY, ELEGANT LINE OF LADIES' TRAIN WHITE LAGE SUITS FOR RECEPTIONS AND EVENENG. ALSO HAVE RECEIVED 1,000 DOZEN KID GLOVES IN ALL THE DESIRABLE SHADES FOR RE- CEIVING ON NEW YEAR, FOR LADIES, MEN AND MISSES. TAYLOR & HUFTY, dec?T-t29 ‘RUIT CREE 20 933 Pennsylvania avenue. are made of Ae yepee, rec pee OF badd iS AND GPECIAr camp tig ate ood 1421 New Pow Yorks avo. MISS ANNIE HK. HUMPHREY, 430 Tenth Street N.W. Saraksriieraaies | Sess PaeeaT: ees all Sires een Poriecon oe most eee CORSETS in ie SurnERy. WW ANTED.2 Unfurnished ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping, to be with respectable people, and not to be more than 7 blocks from Treasury de~ partment. rent not to exceed $13 per month. “Ad dress PERRY 0. THADDEUS, 819 D st. #.w. ANTED—To Rest—A FARM suitable for dairy and garden, not more than five miles from the city. Address’ R. L. C., Star office. 427-6" \y ANTED—A MAN and WiEE: Woman to do general hoxsework ; must be a good cook and jaundress. Man to do in-door work and drive. Ap ply to 1319 F st. new. dec27-3t* jy ANTED--A first-class COOK in a family of two (white yeetorred. » Must be a good laundress and have the best city reference. Apply for three days to Mrs. Dr. WELLS, at the navy yard. d27-3t Fo 5 i mall family; hot and cold wate Ww’ STP AEA satursed) auae be here | Bicely furnished. 1000 New Hampshire ave.. cor. close landress, with good references. Call at 1727 Penna. ave. ; very low. to the right parties: tefer- , bet. 8and 10a.m., or Tand 8 p.m. de29-2 ences exchai ed. NTFD—I ily of two a first-class SER- RENT—Three-story BRICK, Pennsyl- ANINT af to 33 years OE acer go do keneral Bhan paar, sth et. w rooms, gas, hourework ; must be good cook and well recommend- | Water, back building. ‘FORREST, aie ste, Spporite Patent Office.’ Hours 12 to 4 dec30-2t' Fe SALE—A Great Bancaty—Elegant new BRICK DWELLING, on handsomest street in 42; 8 rooms; No. 1820 16th Washington, with all m.i: ; . é. HESTER, 519 7th at. st pane at No. 1818. aor RENT That desirable fourteen room Brick HOUSE, No. 200 A st. 8.e., corner 2d, near the Capitel and’ two lines of street cars: contains all medern improvements. FITCH, FOX & BROWN, Pa, ave, and 15th dec30-3t* OR REN F—Fine Jonge ROOMS Fara or pniurnished ; northern and south hern exposure, at 943 M st.n.w. ‘OR RENT—Furiched ROOMS ee and northern exposure; algo, first Board 815 Rermenth, Aprly at S16 Indiana ave. SARAH PLAGL! dee29-Gt* \y ANTED—A large FARM near pis city, in ex- change for a Sea Shore Hotel, in Moumout’ Soon. N Valued at $20,000. dress H. IN, ‘No: 8 Sixth avenue, Pittsburg, Pa. Gec27. aD and w: TT: Heman “Wittrannaiel BOOMS vauuary a with bathe and water closet, short distance n.w. from Govern- ment Printing “Office. “Address “Box 44, ‘two or three ANTED—CANVASSERS of amas for the popular selling book—Annais of the War. A handsome Christmas or New Year's gift. H. ©. GoL ey Geacent for Maryan. Vint wash. ington, ‘agent for Mar: 5 inia ‘and the District of Columbia: = dec22-12t ANTED—You to examine and choose a SEW- ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. Any or not eatltactony: sul Dect to orchange tor Me. oilers Renting and repairing & sped ta KENNEY, 427 bette deed ‘ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S vor one Maino avenitie #-W: 8.W- ‘Moses, ‘cor. no Aessrs Hooe, Bro. 00,4 iis FE STD Sea CARPET LANG work At CHACE'S, Gs Ronis Gouist- ans ave. BOARDING. OR RENT—Witn Boarp—Two communicati: BOOMS : furnished or unfuraished> hot si onder in rooms; on second floor ; 403 n.W. HE TREMONT HO} with first c'ass Hotel Tease fergie and gion per month. House is well furnished, he h steam, and ase way desirable. ve ocab mn Fok ENT—In commodious new house with Soda improvements, large front ROOM, handsomely furnished, second floor; eastern an southern exposure, with BOARD fortwo persons. lee! K= TONE, 920 15: ‘Handsome 2nd story cu shite OF riucie ROOMS, conta varlor, chamber, rivate dressing room, bath an Table lers wanted. (Catering.) oject To Members of FOR RENT Congress and first-class ROOMS, with or without Ete at Sherman House, 218 3d st. n.w. OF ENT an or without BOARD, in new house, handsomely Furnished ROOMS, en suite or single, ‘suitable for member of Co1 Bient to/Capitol, ‘avenue and rp apne ay RESIDENCE, 514 13th street F, isnow abled for recep- tion of guests. Ghies rooms. first-claas. Near three car rou (ec15-1m* Ms . M. T. SO Ua eR Eres = 827 Ver- mont ave. and will be pleased to accommodate permanent, transient and day boarders. di3-1m* BALDING A nicely Furnished ROOM and two BOARD. where ‘refined peoole’ ca enjoy, a 00d home. 806 E st. n.w. ‘deans dws CPHEKSON HOUSE, comer 15th and I st ‘Table Boarders 2ccommodated ; also, desirable Koome with Board for permanent t’ and transient jeata. efeoim* Mrs. M.A. HOECKLEY, Proprietress. ANDSOMEST AND MOST DESIRABLE suite of Furnished ROOMS in city, 1st floor; also, other delightful and elegantly furnished Rooms, on suits Orsingle, with Arst-olass BOARD, ‘Chase Mansion," 601 ‘1m’ iE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 612 9th isone ‘of the cosiest and best conducted boarding Houses in the city. ‘Transient boarders accommo- dated at reasonabie terms. novi9 LOST AND FOUND. —A convenient and prominent corner nd STORE, Capitol Hill: rent cheap peed tenant. Inquire at 423 1ith st. u.w. (OR RENT—One two-story BRICK HOUSE, with 8 room, bathroom, all modern provements ; No. 1516 Sth st. n.w. “Inquire at No. 403 7th st. n.W: dee2)- Bt OR RENT- Fo Furnished ROOMS, first floor; ees, fire and bath; private entrance; to gentl men rent resonable; central location, “as Gat. new. fi ‘OR RENT—Three or four well-furnished ROOMS to members of Congress or others de- firing nice quartors for the winter; location near the Capitol. New Jersey ave. 8.€. _dec2-2 1OR Bi REN’ furnished FIRST FLOOR—two and_ one xmnall Room; heat, hot water, pati earthy: furnished if desired; rent reasonable. 628 13th et-n.w. dec29-3t* ‘OR RENT—Handsomely-furnished communi- cating PARLOR and CHAMBER, on 2d floor: heated; bathroom en same floor; also, another ots ree eae floor; rent moderate. Ist.n.w. eco ‘OR RENT—1017 I st.n.w.. comrcrsebly tana ished PARLOR and BEDROOM, en, suite or tingle; bath attached ; second decor ‘southern ex- posure: also, two cheerful ROOMS’ on ‘hing floor; wo lines of cars pass the door. dec29-3t" (OR RENT—One three-story BRICK aor rooms, bathroom and concrete cellar, with ‘al Imodern improvements; new fresco painted; 622 22d st., between F and G n.. W., With or Hrithout sta- ble. Inquire 403 7th st-n. w. dec29-3t ‘OR ay Furnished ROOMS, en suite or single, first and second floors. 515 14th st. otiin southern end of Ebbitt House, 5 dec27-6t* ‘OR TENT ‘wo communicating unfurnished ROOMS, front and back, on second floor; as, be, heat, and hot and cold water in bath. ‘No! 530 9th st. nw. dec37-Gt OR RFNT—124 D st. n.w , four very desirable ‘Unfurnished ROOMS, second floor; also, one on ret, furnished or unfurnished ; all modern conve- treet cars pass the doo: dec2T- 122% two new! A pished PARLORS with BEDROOMS, en veulte #lgo, other handsomely-furnished Rooms, i thing new; south front. Board if desired. d27 3" Su INWAY. PIANO, SQUARE BE oS : nearly new. ~ Sate femiiys Tn ME’ wc Ben mnily. as i ate TEER EROUES THREE BRICK pe HOUSES, Two or uresycars. Aa. or te. ARS Star office. site -eo3t* 98s. OR SALE—AT A Great ae SA be ox Rew Hallet Davia ato UptantGnad 40.00 | TIANO, clegant case and supert tone. ‘t 45.09 choice New Year's gift. At8L1 9th st.n. w. > 40. < 40.00 aca FOR SALE—Grey HORSE, plum i, 155 1419 FH -4 hands high, sound in every, respect 1153 15th + 30:00 | B88, no vices, ister, war- 2908 13th > Feieo. | FSPted sound? yeaa lox want Of une, Apply 1426 D st-n. 36-00 | A. NAILOK, Jn., Stables Corner E and 14th ats Sdand E 16-00 | new. decd0- LW Cottage Hi 6.00 R SALE—Veny Cnrar—An excellent, light Money to toon on ‘approved real estate security. fecond-hand six-seat ay cAR- ‘Houses and Lots for sale. i | RIAGE, 8275. Klsor eecond-hand COUPES a kain, and a lance nuunber of new CARRIAGES of every description. ROBT. H. GRAHAM, dec80-6t 410 to 416 8th st. new. AY MARE, GOLD- MOUNTED HARNESS and DOCTOR'S P} ON. Fo RENT. '. Horse young, sound and gentle. arto, Bienes ke., Kes complete, Cheap for cash. Address HORSE AND PHETC Star office. dec?s. Fe SALE_—A complete TURNOUT—fine new Extension-top Phaeton, new Harne d Horge, and one of the finest Sad MARES in the city, suitable for lady: or senteman. orders for purchasing or disposing of Stock wilireccive ye prompt attention, aud satisfaction uar- suteed. WM. F. DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 17th st. nw. OR S App! dec27-3t* Foes BIRDS. “Also, CAG pared MOCKING ea-t, bet. Ist and 2d sts. JPOR, SALETAL lowest, importation. prices 8 Felect assortment of EMBROIDERE pees Fe » Store. 830 H Rtore,n.6.cor WUED.73 Bie Ten st, Dew.) #iote.20 £19 7th Bt. n.w., store.50 516 11th st. n.w., store. 25 915 7th st. n.w., store.50 400 925 7th st. n.w., store. .50 E—A good WAGON HORSE, —. A. EBERLY & SONS, 718 7th st. new. ARY and MOORING t cost, to) bt inmbia st.. No. 1428 8th, 6 Tou. 18 sn sane 8.W., 838, have Furnished # ses, in good locatic rent eoprivale families cad oaly. ene Se a make oe Sea San their | P Se ANO COVERS, at 723 7th atroee port ee Fi S00 Saran and on cay TOR REA young MARE, 17 hands, suit: terms, ,All property for eale at my office has been | con drive her, Gan be seem at GEENER B. 0. HOLTZMAN. stable, cor, Cand Sth sts now. deoli-tse decot 10th and F eta. n.w. SALE A, Jot of fhe Singing GANA: TES aiso MOCKING BIRDS, PARK GAGE! BIRD Re.» Very cheap, ‘at the Bin Store, 1139 7th ae RECHT. di)-1m* PERSONAL. L. P. ANDERSON, the well-known Trauce, ‘Test and Business Medinro, of San Francises: merly of New York city, is located at No. ve . im that one = ‘Van Zui- aser, is making ie of Par Excel- ny Perfect Binder, Tatented December 10,1879, Hereby eaation the pablies unst usin ae sain, Ae Eyeo acing ed villinfringe my patent an eld liable therefor. ES P. W. VON LAER, Patentee and Sole Manufacturer of von Laer’s Per- cee Binder for Ape oalcas, Fampblets, Muric, [dec20-1m} F st. nw. [MADAME ROSS, the long-eotblished reliable octress and Astrolowist, gives better satis: faction in all affairs of Hite than rer sae in the pre- lestiny ; mate alee ag EAL ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. E. Wacgaman, 519 Seventh street. are Wednesdays and Saturdays.) ree-Story Houses For Sale, Park Hota ith st-road, mod. wea i debate 5 » To mps. ie lence Binder, 1789, 1749 Lith eto. We, banL6 TS, Unimproved Property Jor Sat 1d P ste. f.., Der bet-Q ata R sts.8.e., per ft. Rontuckes ave. bet a: C-ave- and © &...prtt. Eth and 1th ets J PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to the responsibility, of je, with sbetracia of Tens on real esta 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. always in Defore 9 and from 3 6. ‘{11-12m* EDUCATIONAL. M ARINI'S DANCING ACADEMY, street, bet. 9th and 10th ste. n. si NEW CARTER WILL COMMENCE URDAY, Jaxvan ¥ 3%, 188 Sire sof tuition Tuesday, ‘Thursday and Sain urday. For particulars see Circulars. 910 eae. ERED ROES : French Ciasses.’ ‘Ne Class hours, 11 a. reeerved for re cftered to all pupils, adults and children... Verbs and idioms orally and rsetionlly tought Visitors invited on Thursdays, at Office hours: Pim. tol p.m. ‘Terins moderate.” declT a ie Square 8. and 8 Nu.w., per ft. her, Rent. 640 N. Cap. st., me 1924 14th st. n.w., mod. imps., 7 r8. 1428 10th st. n.w., mod. imps., 5 rs, 1515 9th st. E se Sine CONFECTIONERY STORE ith oyster ealoon in rear. tory Teasoas wiven for swollini. Aildrecs Box 135, Star othe. dec30-3t" Fee Sate OF, Mnall_ and “new DRUG STO! Will sell cheap if purchased immedi ately— Sty a rxain to a person who desires to enter the business. Address CUPEL, Star office. ANTED—Toeellan qabiahes MILK ROUTE; W ‘tarneen, ‘ba uite large; new milk ba wagon and dairy coolers: refriceraior, woh ine, etc. Satisfactory Toasons. for’ : dress ED. WEYMOUTH, Star office. TR ea a OE 00D THING FOR A LIVE MAN. G Fixtures, Good Wi, ste.. of CIGA\ arom 7th et.n.w. nea ea for cas at tnee to WELLER © REPE ETT Curae Memat firers and Wholecale Tobecconista: under 3 Hotel. dec SB, 8 rooms, m. i., rooms and bath, JOR SATLE-BRICK HOU: pressed brick front, &: Brick House, 2 stories, hee East Capitol and 14th at. ear Wallach school, W., 9.060 foe PALDING, Yew York ave., Room 4. feet i oe adeiiy an sth Pats, votworn “iat aud 140 ates near R. 100x100, corner 2st other Li the northwe-t Section, ranwing in prices from 25 to 40 cents per and on easy terms to vood parties wanting to bu a great many fine Lots more centcally seated, from #1 to $4 per foot, according to loca- E. BURFORD & 00., 20 ‘Re Estate Brokers, 708 E street 1 w. ‘OR SAT Counter, shelving and bins will sold on easy terms. "Can be seen at 90) Lyi w d contents of. a first with rent of same. Everything complete for on tinning the am, Address. attics. oO TO H. ee & BROS., | 125 W H Penveylvania ave if you want to buy, cell or exchange city or country SRO a change speciulty. -1m* Fo: SALE ONE of the peat ying BAR ROOMS ona prominent thoroushfare-near the avente investigate. Apply to Hos: oF Real Fstate Agent, No. 12 emer ey Fo Bsa a seal =e and LIQUOR BUS! . doing a monthly busi- ness of twenty-five hundred to three thousand dol- lass, which can be larvely increased bys Hede cap- ital.” Address A. B. C., Stur office. 10 LOAN, T MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix Sums To Surr, At 6, 7 and 8 per cent. No 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F ste. n. Gave (fu lieniei four iaesiralie NCES dec27 TOR, Bric faving teen Anishod during the past Summer, ail with modern improvements. Prices low, Tang- ing from $4, 000 to $9, 500. MR SALE.—Corner of Maryland ave. and 24 st. ear the western entrance to the Capitol ai 12,160 eq. ft. of ground. Will be sold cheap, and offers a good chance for speculation. MONEY TO LOAN. At Lowest Marker Rates, On Real Estate Security. THOS. J. FISHER & O0., 1223 F street northwest. dec2t yp O8EX TO LOAN— ON REAL ESTATE, IN LARGE AND SMALL AMOUNTS. No delay negotiating where security is good. B. . decid ISSES POLLOCK AND NOERR’S School and Kindergarten, 1127 13th st, n. ‘Thorough instruction, from. first to. grammar grade ly_ instruction in given free. mal dopectonent for ladies. 13 ARK SEMINARY for Young Ladies and isos 506 thorough instruction in all NDRON, Principal. “deci EGULAR TRENCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Ladi \dren. IN. 1009 Penneyivania avo. Private Lessons After School Hours. Prospectus st Madame Delari store, 1285 Pa, ave. = vinta 18th of ena plication at my office, phioh ean bend guna aad Loans. 82,000, $1,000, 8600, at 7 per cent. ‘(OR RENT—No. 1248 10th st. nw. Boundai = Boe ands Store, ort een! send Day. 5 aD geen ram Boarding and Day School for Furnished Room, eiaeat Children; 800 18th Bt. th st; Dw. suis Be Princ partments for dec26-3t ° os beth Gay andeventae are oN’ ¢ ENT! CROOE OF MUSIC, 707 8th st.—Orgai OR RENT! FOR RENT! —- FOR RENT! | QCHOOL OF MUSIO, 707 ) Voice Ox Cult “(by a Boston teacher.) Piano. classes, &c. tion $5 and upwards. 25-3m. TBetructions de Elbcutioh. onrscue Coeteal rw Analysis, Vocal Culture and eaiinusin Gistamere and General Literature. 1107G ohn. nD.) S octé-Sm M33 OSBol Sets Sees: AND FRENCH BOARDING AND Ladies and Children, Bs ie 3135 G st... 14r,m-1.840 B40 505 7th st., bk.,m. 1502 Bth ot, G-e..b.,8r 25 2507 18, Tr, 2118 H et.,fr., Tr. “ALTE a WILOOS, Real Hstate Agent eo amose of 108 or ‘20th and I sts. n.w. ‘OR RENT—A handsome suite of wariated ROOMS, eecond floor, south front, bay window and alcove; ‘bath on same floor; suitable for M OS or cth No. 1831 9 gt Lew. dear et ers.’ References required. WOR RE! ‘o Resvonsiaue TeNANT—A five. qoomt HOUSE, and ORLEAI, Lis Da 3 plenty of stable and wagon 8! th one acre ot ‘ound: good pump in the yard. Rent moderate. inquire on the premises. dec27-3t OR RENT—Cuear—Furnished HOUSE—two rooms reseryed—with all modern conveniences. To a desirable tenant it will be let at a very low figure, $25. Apply at 1117 6th st., or 925, new. (OR RENT—AU80.25 au G19, 35, including water eons ie ae ie vee ht re a gern cen provements, six and eight Too! Vis} Park Place n.e., one block north of Lincoln Park. ae STARR, northeast corner istast st. and ‘New York ave. dec27-3t ‘OR REN Se 7th ef G st. 2 uroatnies £2: DW, 80 233 -50 ; 1219 "oth 8 at Rw. 308 14th si r 3 th si or stores. Apply toa 8 =n 1353 ani a SOR RENT—Three or four Een a ished ROOMS in erate: family; all modern conveniencies. Will ¥ separate or tometer: pachnaaLeaesate 929 Kea a new. dec26-; Will be for rent January 1, 190, ES, with all the mod Sarai prore ments, 9 and 11 Poon No. 1618 an i531 eh between Khode Island ave, and Q st.” Apply to JOHN F. GREEN, No.1520 1th st.tw._d r Setter DOG, color lemon hit ame on collar. val rewardif returned to 1313°H et, FUG Mah College Hl and water rae lege and water: pith or a Chapin Stable. OTIS BIG) W605, tht 2 OST—Sunday, 28th inst., on Capitol Hill, be- tween 2d and 4th sts.. a child’s BRACELE marked inside ‘‘Florence."' Liberal reward will bé wiven if left at 224 A st. s.e. Le OST—While visiting yesterday, a lady 8 SHAWL with s variety of granulated ores will leave it at 1412, N st. and re- Saivew liberal ows | eae STRAYED, ‘OR, STOLENSA Black New: foundland DOG, with white unde the neck and on the head ; tail tipped wit White, «A liberal reward if returned to 619 9: we OST Retwoen 14th st, Boundary and 0th tia small bisck BAG, with steel chain and clas} containing $18 in coin and currency and letters e owner. e finder will be rewarded bys returning to 1718 R. I. ave., or Police athe $9 REWARD—Lost December 24, — PHO TOGRAPHIC LENS, with name, H. Dall- Heyer engraved on. Above will be paid by return: ing ittod. B. BAILEY'S Dry Goods St 7th and Ft. 8.w. ‘Z Ost CERTIFICATE. _ ‘On June 14, 1870, the the east 18 feat front of Lot 8 are or in aching san city, D: ., was sold to Charies H. Lane, at tax tax aale, for Batd.06. and sere ‘tif oy en, persons 25 hereby neta ad Foe eel oes oie ste, oF any information ore er ot the un igrigmed on before Decem and unlees the eo ahall be found, aj plicatl then be made, ader ‘the ordinance of the ae of Wi approved May 28, 1853, for the 8 of 9 a WARD TENE Trustee, Washington. ‘Tth st. D.w. WM. BALLANT deel6-e0d * No. FINANCIAL. fall aati BaP HOTELS. Eng yee $2 per day. [decl7-Im] A.: iE, Pr. oe ee DS re oer eae, Teme See ‘(OR RENT—FRAME COTTAGE, 8 rooms, gaa, water, with large hall; ground and shade trees. Street cars pass the door. Corner 4th st. and New Forkave.u.w: ont $60/in advance, Also BRICK 1139 11 r. Rent $25. ay CHALE | S. SHREVE, 1125 Yeh t.now FR —Very desirable small Furnished HOUSE in the Leatt of the gity; china, linen, Miverware, Ke,, complete; only $75 per month, H. WARNER, $16 F st.n.w. oR RENT 1505 T at. n-w. a range, hot and cold water in Kitchen. Tn completo order and oy at m. cars. opposite. Inquire at 734 aiinet.” at § 8 acto OR RENT—No. 140 N._ St, 5, w.— ‘ROOMS: every room heated, “ineludiny yants’ and bath rooms; modern conveniences. aed, Gepost a ae street. oe + © decld-t,th&s2w ser- On RENT_BRIOK HOUSE, n-o. cor. 4 and FE ttissourt ing 18 ro0 rooms, inaluding oul iar under be m4 door, bin Pipepment Thquire Dye House, okt door ERENT With oF without Hoerd. ip donirablo oe rthwest, three well furnisied com. Ge Taste late” Sa R RENT—Furnished P. BED- ROOMS and ROOMS: Fi i Eee age cstieae reer PIANOS AND ORGANS. "austen, a BUEDY ae fe ec6-8m oe SEN SE nw. Liat] FPAELEr DAVIE, #0077, 0, earn * ata the Raper at the nove 723 ik cineca eee i | ee ual omT-6m rs above ES-AY ot. .a few dec23-6t Next quarter will commence Nov. 17. aug5-6m ‘APLEWOOD INSTITUT! CONOORDVIL! FR™*L ESTATE BULLETIN. ac Boye, 850 per Gunter: Gis Stu dents pre} for. Busca, Yale or Harvard. First JOHN SHEEMAN & O00., 8t. Cloud Building, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. ETT eS SHORTLIDOR, ke. Panclpal. PHA OR IN OLASS—LATIN, GREER, GERMAN, FRENCH, MATHEMATICS, RHET- RIC, LOGIC. aration for int, We have HOUSES for sale on TERMS To Surr. | (eee rE rear ton tor eee eas Languages. 8.W. FLYNN, A. M.. 5th st.n.w. sl ‘Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and A few Brick’ 10 sooms rooms, hot and cold water on three ticular tion to be- fh and east f 2 bay windows, som nu ronts, 2 bay windows, vary thas wi hing to be qualified for (5 H st. n. PED OERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE wy. BNER 7TH AND L 8: cash payment ‘on’ 13th ‘street,’ be- ing i "street, be STREETS N. Rene Potion Captor iil), having a view of | piveseducation for real life to sons and daieters. the Capital ate talc without cosh payment | Lhe course comprises Penmanship, ang of long time oy soy ens ullding, or a House oeition, Correspondence, Business Ari at Sin e will be built to suit, and sold on easy ouble ae ping, J a ne zon RaRE: tures. z ‘Open for recep- CDE speet Dw. 1 noe 860 Honot students tase Monday A August and there- after. 7 be ‘H. 0. SPENCER, 30 4 COAL AND WOOD. , 15 aa woo = 1214 ath st. n-w, 6 rooms a N4tionar FAIR ASSOCIATION. _ Ee st. 16 Cee snd euitable for housekeeping, 939 Penns sylvania aye. re THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST Soy AND SEOLING ‘WOOD was awarded to us over all com. STEPHENSON & BHO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. (2th and Penna. avenue. nov8 woop. MONEY TO LOAN at 6, ui gee 8 per cent. on satisfactory peek J01 & OO. PROFESSIONAL. ; WEISENBOEN, Dentist, removed to 41011th 7 to e810 ¥ per eon pia atorert set, and all opera’ Saturel Teeth tia Teasonable Prices. Ex- tracting, 50 declé ‘OUND FEET=“And brisk walks in the open sir and sunshine promote healt comliness: longevity ; hence eminent lapaenen surgeons ane of other well-known patron- ineDE, WHITE'S ostablisument 1416 nia ave., opposite Willard’s Hotel for relief from nee avoidance of Corns, Bunions, Ni Chil- Se ‘Excrescences, &c., No. 918 F street, 2 a, MOREx, 10, HAN ON LIFE AND ENDOW. MENT INSURANCE eOre a2 —We also buy endowment Policies issued by. nies, maturiny 5 years. Address, inclosing stamp for erty, Hi HENRY. W, ROGERS & 00... cor. Lexington and , Baltimore. del8-003m. OR SALE—The = three-story BRICK DWEL- LING ve SHORE: on the corner of 4th aud N sts. n.w. e best business stands in the Dortherh section of ‘thea city. For terms, which are gay, apply to T. D. DALY, Oenter Market, or 1501 10 LOAN ON REAL eee SECURITY— $1,500, $1,000, $800, $500 and $300. B. IGHTO} dec6-5w* 823 43 street eer, ANTED TO EXCHANGE—First-class CITY and SUBURBAN PROPERTY IN MANSAS for a CITY LOT located dress *“KANSES, Cig FO. dec23-tu, f,8, tu, t, 86t* FROR SALE T have for salo, cneap and on res: able terms, 8 number of smail DWELLINGS, in various parts of the city, rang- ing in price from $750 to 4,000. Persons in want of homes will do well to call. Also MONEY in stuall or large sums to loan on reasonable ao deck 613 7th at. LADIES’ GOODS. _™ L. P. JEANNERET, AVE No. &3 North Charles st. Baltimore, FRENCH BONNETS AND HATS. EVENING AND RECEPTION BONNETS, No. 1107 Pennsylvania avenue, deci8-1m WASHINGTON, D. 0. ISS BELLE LUCAS. DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. decll ADIES’ SHOES—OF FIRST OLASS. THE ONLY IN THE CITY. TO ORDER. AND KEEP AN ASSORTMENT, ICES REASONABLE. G. SOHON’S 604 11th st. n.w. nov25 Branch H. WIREMAN’S. RESSMAKIN D The MISSES AMT HAMILTON, First-class work, at moderate Pi prices. He FIRST PREMIUMS Over all competitors for LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S FINE SHOES pave been awarded by the National Fair Association 3. H. VERMILYA, 610 9th street. novia nov5 iHLE LARGEST AND ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' AND MISSES CLOAKS In the city. Handsomely Trimmed OAS for $8, \T 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. M * FASHIONABLE BLE DRESSMAKER. BRIDAL TROUSSEAUS,| MgURNING ORDERS. ‘CUTTING and FITTIN Sreiers filled at shortest notice, and in most artistie Mgov2s-t, th, 8,0m 907 Pa. ave. FAMILY SUPPLIES. ANVASS BACK ee ,OUSE, PHEASANTS, oe 4 nice FLORIDA Lene ann BARANA acct Paine MinEET, Core ste Ree QOT! STREET MARKET. 720 90th street. Game of all kinds. and Terrspins. ‘Awarded at the National Fair over all other compet- TO CERES. ‘The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the United States. MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent, STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANOY, A magnificent Winter Whest Patent Process. GOLDEN HILL, ‘The standard Flour of the District. For sale by every first-class cn Sage Saved rent charseto $3 Ieee ee PS Ses