Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. Average Daily Circulation over 17.750— being a much larger bona fide, regular d permanent circulation than that of all the other daily papers in the city ded together. ee Double-Sheet T. ‘The first number in the new y1 rrowe arof the dou- Dle-cheet Star of eight pages, of fifty-six col- be issued to-morro’ Advertise s sdealers will confer a favor by sending in thetr orders early for the enlarged and extra edition. The number of advertisements in THE ‘Srar for 1379 was 20,336, asdollows: JaNTARY 5233 FEBRUARY s371 Maxcn.... 373 APRIL AvGusT. SEPTEMBER . OcToBER. NoOvEMBER.. DECEMBER This number has not been eded by any paper published south of New York elty, with possibly two exceptions, and but by few in the entire country —_—___+--______ Tilden Sticks. Mr. Tilden has announced that he Is a candl- date for the presidential nomination at the hands of his party, and this means that he will Spare no effort to win the prize he is seeking. ‘The announcement ts made through General Steedman, of Ohio, who interviewed Mr. Tilden afew days agoon the subject of his action in ‘the past and his desire for the future. When asked If he wasa candidate for renomination Mr. Tilden replied: “I amin the hands of the democratic party, and will cheerfully acquiesc in Its decision.” This “interview” w in all probability, a pre-arranged affair. General Steedman is a confidential friend of Tilden, and would not make public anything of the latter’s plans and purposes without his consent. In connection with the statement that he wants a rénomination the ex-governor defends himself against the charge of “cowardive” in having re- mained silent and inactive during the exciting dispute over the result of the election of 1876. This accusation was more potent than all Other causes combined in depriving Mr. Tilden Of the hold he had upon his party. It was said that he preferred rather to lose the presidency than run the risk of unsettling the value of United States bonds; that he was old and timid and could not be induced to take a single deter- mined stand or utter one manly word in favor of maintaining what it was claimed he had won; that when friends urged him to say or do something definite he evaded and put them off. Now he denies all this and proclaims that it was the fault of his party in Congress and not his own that he lost the presidency. The effect of ‘this defense by Mr. Tilden will be to strengthen ‘him in his party. This effect will grow, too, and it begins now to look, more than ever, as if Mr. Tilden will be his party’s candidate for the Presidency next year. ——_—_+-______ Among the newspaper changes at the opening of the year is that of the Richmond Dispatch, which has been sold by Messrs. Cowardin & Ellyson, its late proprietors, to “The Dispatch Company,” of which Mr. James A. Cowardin is i po LACE NOV pee OFF CLOSING OUT Py duos! OF OUR WINTER BARGAINS! St BARGAINS! NOW 18 THE’ MME TO BUY CHEAP. Closing ont all of our LADIES CLOAKS lees than ex ts Beautiful SI and WOOL DRESS GOODS re- duced from #1 He: CAN FLANNE! ure’ Wool COLOKED “ti BLACK OASH- MERES reduced to BLEACH Large Size Double White BLANKETS. G nslity Dark and Light CALICO, be. eet uuality 3-hutton KID GLO CARTERS, 711 Manet ype and very heavy Wool 3] S” are 50 ‘‘BLACK SILK special bareai Extra wide double width pure wool Colored and Black CASHMERES reduced to 5i Cslored ahd Black SILK VELVETS reduced to ise double White BLANKETS, 8, pure wool (doubie), $1.25. handsomely Embroidered with sik rie 6 80 a0 jan? CARTER’S. 711 Market Space. SLTIES. Real Duchess LACE JABOTS, at 25 t9-40c. ; Rex’ Thread Lace BARES 0, nice qual- tie Point De Lanenueano and Brabant Do Tusse LAGES at lowert price AT NOOT'S, 915 Pr Heal Breton LACES, st 20 to S0c. the vard oan , ail shades “AT NOOTS, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. All the ere pee of en ae FICWU# BAR- RES, _ COLLAKETTS, HANDKER- CAIrFS, Spanish Lace, FIeHu ‘3, Real Vale ciepnes, Point, Ganze, Thread and Duchess Trim mine LACES, AT NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AV: In Hand-embroidered, Real Lace, Hand-pain’ and Ostrich Feather PARTY FANS, we have a large arsortment at very low prices, ar NOOT’S, 915 VLVANIA AVE. NOOT’S, 815 Pennsylvania ave., OUBLE WIDTH CAMELS HAIR, duced from 81.50. -wool Cashmer jan2 ; Wa Spools Clarich Beat Gotten tor French and English Dress Goods to 40 per cent. less. ae eyenne prices. BRODHE. ike bee BL p2-Stts 1205 Fst., bet. iBtvand 1th ate, L426= STOCK DRY GOODS AND CARPETS must be closed out to change business. as all goods will be sold at wh i Bat de QEECEAE- ‘rom this date we shall offer special inducements in all kinds of DRY GOODS. Our stock is still full, and we have many large lots of desirable Dry Goods, embracing all the latest things out this sea- fon, £6 which we ask the attention of those in 1 a Fringes, Wool and Silk, ds, with a full line of House- old from this date at less ‘ood Secping Pabrien wal be than wholesale rates. We Winter Stock as soon as possible, without regard to intend to close out our present value. W. M, BROWN, 3 et 2 817 Ma Space. AG M4tht GXberstaxen has deen thoroughly taught the art of, ‘*Massae” as practiced. in Eastern cities ; was yous Diseases, Jadelphia, more generally known as ‘* Dr. Wier Mitchel's Hospital.” Any one desiring the services of a ** Massuce"” will please call on or address jani-it" Misa M. M. EVANS, 1313 Riggs st. ADIES SEAL SKIN SACQUES, SILK FUR LINED CIRCULARS ann DOLMANS, GENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS, GENTLEMEN'S OPERA HATS, announced aspresident, and Mr. H. K. Ellyson secretary. It is stated tat the change is to “make provision for younger men to take their part in the duties of life.” The list of directors of the new publishing company embraces the names of Messrs. James A. Cowardin, H. K. El- lyson, Charles O'B. Cowardin,Wm. F. Drinkard, Wm. L. Cowardin, H. Theodore Ellyson. The Dispatch 1s an old, well-established paper, and is an excellent property. The Baltimore Gazette yesterday reduced its subscription price to one cent per copy, or six cents per week, for the daily paper, and states that no other change will be made. This isa eduction of one-half its previous price. ——+ore-__ ‘The arrival of Mr. Parnell in this country makes pertinent the question, What do Ameri- cans intend to do for Ireland in her present dis- tress? Send them food for the hungry and cloth- ing for the desti ute, ts the sensible reply, and that is,perhaps, all that Americans can do. There is much suffering in Ireland. Want and misery are widespread, and those who are starving care more for something to eat than for “re- form of the land laws.” The American people are charitable and will contribute liberally to relieve the want in Ireland. After the hungry Shall have been fed it will be time perhaps to discuss questions of policy and reforms. The Starving men, women and children will not listen to such discussions now. —_—_—_--_____ ‘The imputation that the offer of the mission to Russia to Gov. Van Zandt grew out of politi- cal complications and personal ambition on the part of other prominent Rhode Islanders ts in- dignantly repelled by the Providence Journal. "That paper pronounces as “too weak even to be Yidiculous” the stories printed to that effect, and says that the offer of the place was un- Sought and unexpected by the Governor, and that it was, moreover, determined upon by the administration without the solicitation or knowledge of any member of the Rhode Island Celegation in Congress. +22 -—____ Now that both political parties have had their ‘turn at the counting out business, we suggest ‘that it be dropped at once and forevermore. ‘This thing of setting aside by legal technicality and trickery the will of the majority as clearly and unmistakably expressed through the ballot box isan exceedingly hazardous practice, and ‘One that can hardly fall to be alike damaging to ‘the party indulging in it and dangerous to the perpetuity of a republican form of government. Games are even now, and it will be better to op at that than to play a rubber for the odd Metory. The risk is eo ) erent for the stakes. ‘The Ricmond Sta tent taking a democratic view of the republican presidential canvass, thinks ‘that Secretary Sherman stands about the best show of nomination. It says: “President Hayes’ influence with the anti-stalwarts and the power ‘that the Secretary of the Treasury wields over @ large number of government oficials through- out the country, give strength that Mr. Blaine or Mr. Conkling may well envy. Next to Grant, the ‘strong man’ proper, there is no candidate so strong as Secretary Sherman. He may not be so popular as others, but he is more powerful. He has no magnetism, but he dbas the machinery.” ——___~--—_____. Yesterday was a pattern day for the com- ™mencement of the year, and it was perhaps more generally observed in Washington thanon any previous occasion. Notwithstanding the fact that everybody seemed to be calling or re- Celving, scarcely any intoxicated persons were Been on the streets. This satisfactory state of things was due largely, no doubt, to the fact That the beverages set out upon New Year tables were almost unifersally of the innocent Kind that “cheer but inebriate not.” ‘The cental system — substituting hundred ‘weights for bushels—went into operation in New York yesterday. In Chicago the mer- B. H. STINEMETZ, janl__Hatter and Furrier, 1237 Penna. ave. ICKEL-PLATED STUDENT LAMPS, PECORATED, STUDENT LA 88 AND LAVA CANDLE STICKS, EECORATED CANDLES, PORTABLE GAS STANDS a ‘Latest Designs, FANCY SHA. AMILTON ON ‘& SHEDD, Janl 811 D st., Y. M. ©. A. Building. ‘PRE CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS VER RUSTS, NEVER BREAKS, RS OUT, ALWAYS CLEAN, and can be worn while bathing, is for sale at CHAS. FISHER'S, 623 7th st. n.w. Mrs. Fisher devotes her attention to the wants of y patrons. dec TSTABLISHED 1869, Sond pour orders to Brien, Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter, 4 aio Ni.th’ street'n. w., practical experience 22 Surtary plumbing, "Examination of all work with view to ifs proper sanitary arrangement are sypcigl- ties. Orders promptly filled. LMANACH DE GOTHA FOR 1580, THE “COURT” ALMANAO OF THE WORLD. AL80, WHITAKER’S ALMANACH FOR 1880. JUST IMPORTED, AND FOR SALE AT BEALL’S Bookstore, 495 Pa. ave. * WATCHES, GUNS, dec31-3t* Six ECOND HANI 1 &c.—The shighest cash, price \ HEIMER, 8.W. Orders GG! Sx by tail promptly attended to. deed NEVI ne Ww n.w., Fmjle?ment Office. ‘COOK, WASHER and TRO: Riora mall family: ‘aces 810 per ‘all at No. 904 WANTED coca, good white GIRT. for general ou ork, and also one to mind a baby. In- qquige at 207 10th'st. new. Jan: WASTED Iwo fumished ROOMS for = Keeping in nice private family: northwes Address, giving price, FAMILY, Sta? office. 7 ANTED—A good GIRL for washing - ing and.scrubbing; also, good S00. “in: quire at 485 Penna. ave. Jan2-2t PV ANTED—BOARDING on Capitol Hill (convo, t to avenue cars) bya gentieman, wife and chiid. saan PROMPT, Star office. _‘jan2-2t* respectable colored woman a first-claas cook; would assist ing. Address Q., Star office. ED—B; SYIUATION YY ANTED SOPRANO SINGER for an Episc palchoir. Address, etating terms and exp Ss quntil the bth instant, Box 104, Star office 26 NTED—By white «i TU- TON to anit in dotine general housework OF chan:bermaid or take care of children. Good ref- erences. Address Box 77, Star office. wt ED— By a respectable eirla PL cham take care of children. Home mire ancl Call at No. 106 Bridie, ts jan2-21 Georgetown, D.C. TED—By a settled white woman, a SITUA- TION as first-class cook, washer and ironer. Call for three days at 12 G'st. u.e., below North iyitci. Best references. Jan2-2t* PV ANID IS bite, 12 Calieed Women as Cooks, &e. n Cooks, 2 Girls.* Familics fuenigea tienot cis re with servants. “*Peoplest ice,” corner 7th and F sts 0, 7028 P. -W.—A first- ‘ashi and iron ref Intellizence © yy ANTED—ROOM and BOARD Tors young lady in a private family ; terms must be reasona ar of susie Zz dec30- Wx By a <eapSoUle colored woman a SiTua TION either as a firstclass Inendress oracock. Best reference. No. 1134 2ist st,, b y ANTE! ettled WOMAN to do general Must have reference; Inanire at 91 Prov ect st., Georgetown. dec31-3t* ANTED_A few LADIES of refinement on Art which is highly profitable. ‘The work indone eehomerwhen ones proficient. Only a few yarties ‘will be engaged to do our regular order work. Those desirous of being arranged with will lease at once address _P. Star office, Box NTED—To RentT—A FARM suitable for Gairy and garden, not more than. five miles from the ei ress R. L. C., Star office. RS of experience for the ing book—Annals of the War. A handsome Christmas or New Year's pitts H. os GOPPRECHOUGH: 338 Pennsylvania Was ington, D.C., egent for Maryland, Vieni ‘andi ihe District of Columbia. lec'22-1: ¥ iy ANTED—You to examine and choose a SEW ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. Any one not satisfactory sybject_ to exchange for any Gther. Renting and repairing a specialty. Mc- 7 ANTED. CARERS to CLEAN, at RICE’S jcam, Beating Works, 490 Maino avenue s.w. orders or by mail or left at Moses, oor. 7th st. and Pa. ave., or Messrs. eds Bro. & Co., 1328 F et., Carpet Dealers. oct22-6m COR aes Cn OLEANING. work t CHACE'S, 616 Loui ve. Wistt full name, address and reference, d30-6t° Al BOARDING. nite of Furnishéd ROOMS on 2d aan ge without Other ROO: 305 C st. n.w. ‘OR RENT. BOA ai. janl-Im HE TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS, ‘with first class Hotel Board, for $25 and $30 per month. House is well furnished, heated with steam, and every way desirable. dec26-im ate ENGST Gheante the right party” “Private tently. 230 ist jan2. OR BENT-SieE room FRAME HOUSE, bath Foom and water cleset. | No 1200 9th et. nw. y terms. rapes on premiees. Apo, On adjoin- ing) OT if deri B and-2t" Fe RENT—At 418 10th st. n.w., handsomely furnished ROOMS, en suite cr single, with or without Board. All convenien “al tions for transients. Poe RENT One handsomely furnished ROOM the first Also, other oor, very cheap. Hoc ae furnished or ‘unfurnished, in house with mcderm conveniences. 815 6th st. n.w. 3 JOR RENT—Fine REsIDENCE—T am to offer | for rent the fine fe Rear Admiral Reynolds, 1819 H st., con- taining 11 rooms, vi Handsome saloon parlor, diving room, kitchen, dry, 5 chambers, with dressing room with” bath and water closet) at tecied to each, and 2 servants’ rooms. Every mod- ern convenience and completely furnished, ‘except china snd linen. For terns apply on the premi en, B. SANDS, Attorney-at-! claws eae 490 . an? ished ROOMS, first floor; private entrance; to yentle- location, '1306 G st. asc? sense Fo RENT—Two Fin as, an rent reasonable; central FS Ve KENT—STORE anl DWELLING, Hand int ats. n-w , near Goverment Prin Omice. Inquire at 701 North Capitol st. dec31-4t* JOR KENT—A neat FRAME HOUSE, 6 rooms and back Hitchen; water in yard: "$12, per month: loew 0. 512 2st st Apply at Dr. REYBU. TS Si t. dec31-3t* ‘OR RENT—404 New == ave. n. and O.R.R, ; all ph ty cara; six rou Feom, was, Se. in der: park in’ frout: jow rent to good tefiant. Wnquire at 4 door north. a WOR RE! OR SALE—Desirable DATRY; also, TRUCK PARM. 7 7 miles from Washington, on B &O. railroad and ae aOR Tare one acres in grass. Apply ta Belt & Hall, 296 - CALVER & CO., Baltimore. Fa SALE One of those very desirable new BRICK DWELLINGS on. F st., known as an Block, between tnt and 2d. sia, east, at an recedented barvain. Also, a neat five room Frame Houee, with sink and water in kitchen, at West End, for 8750. Also, a ntunber of House: the northeastern part of tt the e city at great baneains. ROHRER, 5: dsc31 aa RE NTT Se ae ROOMS, 34 farkriter's new Store, 626 furnished ROOMS in 2 new modern improvements ; furni- No. 1326 Ist., opposite Frank- dec30-6t* OR RENT—Eievant APARTMENTS for mem- bers, and others visiting the Capital; also, part house with al ture new and nice. fin Square, of HOUSE; portion of rent taken in Board. No. 12 Ist st-e.e., opposite Capitol dec’ JOR SALE—A Great Banc nt new BRICK DWELLING, Washington, with ali m. st. Keys at No.1818. dec30 sara on handsomest street in 48 rooms: No. 1820 16th . G. HESTER, 519 7th st. (OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, northern exposure; also, fir rmonth. Apply at '316 Indian: LAGLER. (OR RENT—One two-story BRICK HO® Sroome, bathroom, all modern improvements; No. 1516 Sth st. u.w. “Inquire at No. 403 Gah st. n.W- deed OR RENT—One three-story BRICK HO! rooms, bathroom and concrete cellar, with alt modern improv 22 22d st., between. ble. Inquire 403 OR RENT—Neat! or single, first an 1.W., adjoining sou opposite to Willard’s. VOR RENT—Two com ROOMS, front and ba: latrobe, heat, and hot and cold wat ze we new. southern and ass Board 815 SARAH lec: it a ave. de rnighed ROOMS, en auito second floors. 515 14th st. hern end of Ebbitt Honso, dec27-6t* pe atin uEiTED econd ments, 9 and Hisoenee between Rhode Island av aud Q st. Ap ay to JOHN F. SonEEOe 0 14th st.n.w. decd 2w Fo RENT — To Members of Congress others, first-class ROOMS, with or without BOARD, at Sherman House, 218 3d st. n.w. OR RENT—Summer and winter RESIDENC 1412 Chapin st., College Hill; gas and wate: wath or Without Stable. OTIS BIGEEOW: sia at dec2t-29 ‘OR RENT—With or without BOARD, in new house, handsomely Furnished ROOMS, en suite or single, suitable for member of Con, ; conye- eee ato Capitol, avenue ag F street cars $5.0 lecl6- ELEGANT REFIDENGE, 614 13th street 1p v., between E and F, is now open for recep- tion of guests. Choice rooms. Table first-class. Near three car routes. aeetsime ‘RS. M. T. SOUTHALL has taken No..827 Ver- most aye. and will be pleased to accommodate permanent, transient and day boarders. d13-1m* Bowes ne nicely Furnished ROOM and two Unfurnised ROOMS, with the best of where refined peovle ‘can enjoy & food home. 806 Est. n. . orden Sse GPHEKSON aOUEE, corner 15th and T sts. ‘Table Boarders accommodated ; also, desirable iooms with Board for permanent’ and jent geste. de9-im* Mrs.M.A. HOECELEY, Proprietress. ANDSOMEST AND MOST DESIRABLE ‘suite of Furnished ROOMS in city, Ist oor; abo, other delightful and elewantly. fu jarniahed Rooins, en suite or single, with first-class B ‘Ghmaeé Mansion,” GOf ats cor ¢th n-w- desta Te aa A HOvRE, 512 9th st.n.w., isone ‘Dest. conducted boarding 6 cosiest and free mi the city. peument ‘Soarders accommo- dated at reasonabie terms. novld LOST AND FOUND. Lote. 30, a GOLD NECK CHAIN bie enameled tocket attached. Finder weil be liberally rewarded by leaving same at ae 9th st. new. jan: T= RENT—1305 T st. n. if nine rooms, latrob range, hot and cold water in bath-room end Kitchen. In complete order and | perfectly dey hesithy: bait block from ears; tent 23. Rey at store opposite. Inquire at 734 17th st., at 8 a. m. or6 Pp. decl9-2w OR EENT-BRIGR HOUSE, nc. cor. 4 and Missouri ave., containing 18 rooms, ineluding double Parlors; cellar under house; modern im- provements. Tnquire Dye House, next door, 111 36 Bt. siete Fe RENT—Desirable han: BOOMB, en suite, in new houfl with at moses improvements. ;Rear hotels ant Coperetene: Apply ‘on a romisoa 619 13th st. n. w. oct2-Sm. R RENT—Fur~'shed PARLORS and BED- ROOMS and ROUMS furnished for ho BEDRO@) ing, and several small vania corner 134 st _ PIANOS AND ORGANS. HE BEAUTIFUL DECKER BROS.’ PIANOS, matchless, BURDETT ORGANS. G. KUHN, nt, dec6-3m_ OP toast hw. & C ALLET DAVIS, ©, 00 vino! Special _premium at Centennial. Low! Warcial 5 styles for Holi- Uap just redelved ca NOW YE Oth ae, nto. H. L. SUMNER. ME STEFF PIANOS.—Victorous at the Centennial, triumphant at the Ex; oy patrey 1%, Pai 1878, were ‘also - warded First Premium at Ang late National Fatr, for both Square and right ent atyleg, award was not reversed, vertiser FINANCIAL. § 1208 RETURNS IN 30 Das ony on) rawr it ek options of of, FREE. on Oto 850, “Addvoss B. POTTER ers, 35 Wall Street, N.Y. HOTELS. G3 TO JIM WALKER, 206 10thstreet, for Car- KH pet Lining, Felt, Tarred Felt, Felt and Gravel 1g, Repairing, and Lime, Cement, Plaster, FE. WOLZ WILL OPEN MONDAY, JAN- MOARY Shia her ew. house with LUNCH. Her friends and former Patrons are invited. Ware- house alley, near Bridge st., Georgetown. use alley, ide ene LARGE ASSORTMENT. OF POUND AND FRUIT CAKES for the Holidays, all poate of fresh Print Butters and other good. poaterial oie orl decl2-1m ISSELL'S, 1427 New, NATIONAL ar ERSITY, President Hon. ir MacArthur. Polytechnic School opens Tussda, ay ganas 6, 1880, > m. Day saad cronies cinssene Mathematica, ‘Civil dneeri and Surveying, Mechanical Drawing, tural Phil josophy and Chemistry are now form- ing Tnfermaton or lrculars cai be, obtained of Prot. Ben, Hyde Benton, at the Lecture Rooms, from 4 7 5. or of NEW VION, Secy. of Board of Regents, a wie 513 7th street n. w. EDR ICE CREAM THE BEST. YELICIOUS CHARLOTTE De RUSSE, 50. tas per dozen. Wendin Cakes popscialty deci2-Im 1427 NEW USICAL PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. STIEFF and other firat-ciass Pi aE SSTANDARD ‘ORGANS, wHroliday y Sianoe, Piet igre ftarps-Ocl on ic Pianos, Harps- nd David'e-Hi i, ela laiophones, ‘Xylophones an vor Chimes, Paten| 0 Dancers, and other Musical Novelties in cae varie "and. lowest prices, at G. L WILD ty decl3 No. 723 7th stn n.w., bet. Gand i Hata. MPORTANT PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. DR. L. J. KAHN, 61 EAST l0rH STREET, New York, Principal of Dr. Kanx's MuskUM OF ANATOMY, AUTHOR oF ‘NERVOUS ESEAUSTION,” and other Medical Wor! Begs inf his friends, serie and those Baber or Soeett consulting him, that he has OPENED AN OFFICE IN WASHINGTON, D 0. ar 608 13th street northwest, « Where he may be consulted EVERY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, FRom 10 TILL 2 anp 5 TILL 8. Dr. KAHN ha and treatment of chants refuséd to adopt this system. 1t is prob- able that the cental plan will come generally into use in time, but the change will be slow. Reforms of this kind move slowly. —_—_~<<--—_____. According to a correspondent of the New York ‘Times, all but four out of 72 members of the republican state committee of Pennsylvania are - for Gen. Grant for President. The Blaine men, however, claim that a much better than this will be made for their favorite when ithe tino comen for the state committee to act. ‘The colored citizens of C of Columbus, Ohio, wel- «omed Geo, W. Williams, the colored member of the colored people of thatstate, judging by their expressions, do not expect him to be sailor Dy apy means. OPSERVE THE ADDRESS— G08 13th st. n.w., Washington, D, 0. rick Hovns: TUESDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS ONLY, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, From 10 * > #2 p. m. decll-Im ‘* ». ma. tii 8 p. m. Tints CE Dae, ROO! 1104 12th stredt. tole FREE Pose ‘BOARD 815.00 a — eee ‘TERING for Balle Partiee, ‘ke., on very fai favorable terms: _dec30-1316 BVE., COF. 43, p-m.and 6 to 8 p.m. \) ASHINGTON HOUSE, Cor. Penna. av. and Ba ste» ‘rox, 82 per day. ASTIN (acct? Im] A. F. SEVERIDGE, Pr. (ARROLLTON Hi Battmiore, Licht aNpD GERMAN STs., BALTIMO! Mp. Rates reduced to $3 and ag S28 oye ce to location of rooms. arses f Cathe and doubie roo eae according to size. most convenicnt and Tatest built Hotel ae the be ty, Etevator runs continuously to all the ines of cit nger ase the di es 2. E,W. SOLEMAR, Brana “Balt Ma-, Oot 16, 1879. PROFESSIONAL. It. WEISENBORN Dentist, removed to 410 11th stn. ELLULOLD TEETH inserted 87 to 10 pereet, and all operations On the: natural Teeth af reasonable prices. Gait lec! tracting, 50 cents. OUND FEET—And brisk walks in the open air 5 and, sunshine promote health, comliness and evi ence eminent phase: surgeons and thowean ms of of other well-know! personages patron- = DE. WHITE'S eatablishmen 1416 va blains, Vasci Excrescence, "EC., real $1 per visit. |. H. JOHNSTON, . Dene : pin aa » opposite Patent Gabatahohihtored. Best of reference. R. M. 8. aon. DENT Er. a 725 lave rer Simms’ D) Ni. posite Wi s for relief tnd aveitlaries of Corns, Bunions, gs Bed Nail ails, Ob Chi Soc ieee location of tis office. ‘Three lines street n« west, Diibetrond and mee *Boautigal Sete of aritnokt bai, 65 cents. All operations war- Sai Op BARRELS PLEASANT VALLEY SWEET CATAWBA WINE, Best IN THE Ciry. $1 Per GaLLon. “GREAT WESTERN” CHAMPAGNE,” UNSURPASSED BY ANY IMPORTED. CAR LOAD OF CHOICE NEW YORK CIDER. GENUINE NEW ENGLAND RUM, $1.75 per gal. “3 1,00 2.50 2. Cc. S. OHARE & SON, tig 7H st. and Cor. H and 4th sts. n.w. Bubscribed Stier oF coe parties to the contrary not awtheundings = =~ G L. WILD & BRO., SoLe AcEnts, novl9 723 ith sree northwest. M, KNABE’S PIAN Universally ack ee fo be-the BEST NOW MAN OPAC: "UR! Endorsed by. all leadi: ling. artists. Saxo 3 from cele! and PIAN( brated makers for sale anc it. Tuning and id. Repai airing promptly attonded to ‘oO REI o ee SHS 0 WanEnOOMS, 027-6m. ,423 11th st.,a few doors above Ps. av COAL AND WOOD. | X ITHKIEWICZ, COOKE & PORTER, COAL. BEST QUALITY OF WHITE AND RED ANTHRACITE COAL. Well screened and clean, 2240 Ibs._ to the ton guar anteed. George's Creek, Lump and Run of Cumberland by cargo, car load or single ton. WOOD OF ALL KINDS. PINE, OAK AND HICKORY OF BEST QUALITY, Is Corp Lenctu, or ed AND SeLit TO ANY IZE. ASH BAKERS’ PINE A SPECIALTY. Main Office, 1419 New York ave. Office and Yard corner 2d st: and Indiana ave. Shipping Wharf and Yard, foot of 10th st. Bautimore BraNcuy, eee Omics: 39 Post Office aye. Sirice and Rail- Cathedral, near Biddle st. Shipping Was a Yard, foot of York st. EWIS, Bales Agent for Washington. Private POREWIS, 8 Lines to Wharf Yards. Also, connection with ‘*Telephonic Exchange” in both cities. NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION. ‘THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST OOAL AND eee wae ‘awarded to us over ail com. STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penna. avenue. nov8 woop. F sts. 8.w. n.w. : 1418 71 EDUCED PRICES mar! ‘Winter Goods. Winter i aoa Soe ears Black Bent otis, 81:0, 83: Binck cl ks and wis; 10-4 White Blan- i pence "gs ans os a special and Eheotines.. Calico short pote . ; handsome Shirting id oe Eoin Garpet, 88, 40, at and 60a y ait weet do. : Sag and Sho. 'BENJ. MILLE] 108 Bridge street, ‘ononamrows. ae YORK SHOE STORE, Mansion, » West End.$350 Store 5th we 25 FOR SALE!! Several eleant Heuses at 86,500, 2old Frames, large Lotg0th and Northieast corner 15th af L sts, n. rices to suit the times. nut invall tections of the city, at Money fo Loan. Taree and small sums alwaya 03 hand at lowest market rates, on real estate or aod collateral. [tr] K. A. MOINTIRE. EAL ESTATE BUSE TEA ‘THOS. E. Wagan, 519 Seventh strea @hanges made Wednesdays and Satumiage) hres Story Houses For Sale. nod, imps ods jnod.imps. 12 r 123 B st.s.e., mod. imps. ,9 r ee Story Brick te Pre ae Houses For ‘Sate. fh. 8 Unimproved Pr roperty for Sale. 22d st., bet. Dand N.Y. ave. n.w., per ft... .09 Grtey betediat and 29a new. per te 3 12th and East Capitol s.e.,per ft 208 Toth and Ts.e., per ft 208 bet. 26th and 2! 208 Daud tith ste, os per foot. 07 28th st., bet. Va. ave. and Kin.w., per it 205 Dat.. bet.13t and 14h s.e., per ft 205 Houses for Rent. 1904 Conn-av.,m.i.,16r8.,per annum 1414 K_ st.n.w.,mod.ims., 14 GN Cap. &t., mod. imps., 10 7 8th et: nee.y mod: Lins, 9 rs. only t rent and "sale on my books. For nance Beta sce Dunedin ier on the act ann ae of as month, wi can had on ay ication or be sent by mail if deco. = = $2,000, $1,000, 000 at aT per cent. Auction Sales. On WEDNESDAY, December 4p.m.,un- improved property oh 4%¢st., bet. Diana Varavech ws. and G st. bet. Ist and 2d sts.s.w. dec31 UVALL & MAR! D Heal btlate and Inenrance Agents. 804 F street, LeDroit Building. ieana FOR RENT. aa 1006 M st. 60.00 300 Ist et. 40.00 1010 F st. 45.00 1307 E st. 49.00 1213 40.00 7 25.00 1 20.00 20.00 16.00 16.00 15.00 00 35 isis Tat nw 8 98D Ihave Furnished iste, 00d locations, rent to private famiica oo. ah Imakeno ho charge to landlords for advertisin: Property, and keep a before the public cons! Pa etrrad and Tots i 2 fated Sse Seon of pet city ae je, _at prices from $1, and o1 Ki ll property for sale at my office haa bees B. O. HOLTZMAN, dec27 10th and F sts. R -AL ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., &t. Cloud Building, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. ‘We have HOUSES for gale on TznMs To Surr. fine piton Ca tot Hi eee good view of the Capitol grounds, for sale without cash payment and on long time to any oue building, or 3 sold on easy terms. be built to suit, an: FOR MONEY TO LOAN at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. on satisfactory security. decl5 JOHN SHERMAN & OO. bok ol BePaaee s fat = # 3 if eesE8 Be ri, Bae e a # Li Py ee Ba: Be Pa 2 a a e P He 4 e bist S = be e ES, ous 4 Foes, H a Ls WANTS. . FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. 2 FOR SALE. ~ Wins od DRESIMAKER at Mik OR SALE—FRAME HoUSE No. 1510 L st.n. | J 4. MoINTIRE, CREAT BAXKGAIN.—An clorant reewood-case MARGARET CAVANAUGH'S, 487 Pennsy!- w. Price $1,800. Terms to suit Doce Reaw TE Bio: 4A carved foot ‘Wm. Knabe & Co." PI- vaniaavent Inquire at 1574 16th st. n2-2t* a, 918 F street, spposite Masonlo Temple. Fe O for 8 5 including beautiful em. = ~ Renal proice at once st VEEN We50re. wir rererence. rps at 920 F at. nee ROOMS. a a Por Ben on a ero PGE SALE Suct arrived 16 HORSES. suitable for light eet and saddle ze pene SHS an be seen a st.n.w. JOH T. oes RS. AT A GREAT Bins Te carl new latiet Davie S Gor Upreis Gendt ae TIANO, elegant case and super) ene chcies Kew ars gift. At S11 9th st.o.w. aee30 ORSE FOR SALE_Grey HORSE, plump, 15 hands high, sound in every nA very fine roads! ©. Seog sibles Coruer E and 14th ats. deos0- lw OR SALE—Vei H second-hand six-seat Family CAR ¥ CHEAP—An excellent, Ii RIAGE, #275. Also, ‘eecond-hand COUPES at xain, and alarge number of new CA description. RRIAGES of ROBT. H. GRAHAM, -6t 410 to 416 8th st. new. FOR SAL A Biietone TRNOUT—fine new Extensioi Phaton, new Harness and Horse, and {the finest Saddie Qe Be |! MAWES in the city) suitatie for lady. OF : or disposing of Stock and satisfaction guar- EY, Stable, 1013 Tie at. FE SALE—Fine ©. BIRDS. “Also, CAC wed MOCKING BIRD FOC Vet. Ist and 2d sts., Canitol Hill LE_K air of very aren PONTES, ‘ht carriage. scund in every respec entleand veul broken, f2 1 raised on Tunlaw a0, u tine SAD- MARF, weil caited -BUME, of Hume JOR SALF_90 SHARES STOCK CITIZENS’ ATIONAL BANK. Address or ing auire, 1205 PARTNER WANTED IN THE LIVERY STA- I nor eight hundred d: janl-3t W ANTE! D—Tosellan established MILK ROUTE; quite large; new milk wagon ; harness, patent - weyon and dairy coolers; refrigerator, wong, cant, sicne, ete. Satisfactory roasons for’ sell tng, At dress ED. WEYMOUTH, Star office. N. Gis THING FOR. A. LIVE MA il, ete etn, ouear MAnut MH Fixtures, Good W Tt . {urers and Wholeeale T ‘obacconists, under National ote dec’ FOR SALE-SRICE HOUSE, pressed brick front, tick Houses 2 storiée, tiew, 3 rooms and bath, brick Hens hor shop in front, near Arsenal, 436 st. r.. Hide yard T hdd fect, on East Cay h’st. s.w., near Wallach : Lot on G st. to su z +, New York a¥e-s ALN, 4. Fe SALE—CHEAP LOTS. dewant LOT, 4 and many other Lots section, raning in prices from ¥ foc t, and on easy terms to good parties wanting build. Also, a wrent man Incated, from $1 to $3. pe W.E. dec30 XO TO WM. H. MAIN & 12: Wt Pennsylvania ave. now., if you want ‘id buy sell or exchange eity or country Pro} Ex change specialty, som t it i to best-paying H AR 7 90 PIANO COVERS, ut 133 anne nord Thee niente thorcapntere Be west. dec Estate Agent, N JOR SALE—Fine young MARE, 17 oe as, sult | RM SA Gee eae pen ty T° LOAN ONEY ON REAL ESTATE, candriveher. Can be seen at GEEN stable, cor. Land 8th sts n.w. decll- OR SALE—A’ lot of fine Singing CANA- xe, HIBS; alto MOCKING BIRDS, PARROT, BIRD CAGES, ry cheap, at the Bir Store 190th atic. SHANRTBEECHT. dl0-me PERSONAL. MS p. P. ANDERSON, the well-known ‘rance, ‘Test and Business Medium, of San Fran So eS de formerly of Nev Pa, ave. n.w. YAUTION.—Understanding that one H. Van Zui- _/ Jen, my lately discharged canvaser, is making and offering for sale, under the name of Par Excel- lence Binder, an imitation of my Perfect Binder, patented December 16, 1879, I hereby caution the uiblic against using the same, as a 80 doing they willinfringe my ps liable therefor. In Sums To Surr, At 6, 7and 8 per cent. No Delay. O. HOLTZMAN, aectT 10th and F sts. n.w. POR SLE Me hae for sale fomr desirable Brick RESTDENCES in the immediate vieinity of Towa Circle—one of them on a corner fronting directly on the Circle—two of them entirely new, having been finished during the past. Summer, and all with modern improvements. Prices low, Tang- ing from #4, 000 to $9, 500. FOR SALE.—Corner of Maryland aye. and 24 st. # to the Capitol nd. Will be sold r speculation. Cheap, and offers a wood chanie MONEY TO LOAN. Ar Lowest Marker Rates, patand be be ae ‘ Patentee and Sole Manufacturer Gf von laers Per- Ontierl Pets neauuts: fect Binder for Periodicals, Pamphlets, Music, THOS. J. FISHER & 00., [dec20-1m] F st. nw. aecat 128 F street northwest. ae ROSS, the lon; Se shed reliabl ay ar pee ee ree Sree | Me ie action in all affairs of life 5 fession; telle the past, ast, preeent and future destiny; ON REAL ESTATE, wives advice mel ory poe on steers a) dine IN LARGE AND SMALL AMOUNTS. tsining to business, love and matrimon: fos : unity, segue al ‘Batista tog aiven 0 on 0 can No delay negotiating where See ne saad north. 3 west. 5 gee te ls docl2 916 F st. n.w. ‘QHN PATOH EXAMINES TITLES. ‘OR SALE—The fine three-story BRICK DWEL- JSD Rees | FIG 2 ee eee ats. n.w. Ono of pest business st p-m. Always in before 9 and from 2to5. Ji1- me northern nection of ‘the et cit; For tern whi “4 + Oenter Market, 0 or ras > FAMILY SUPPLIES. 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, SECURITY— (anvass BACK DUCKS, en, 500, 81,000, $800, $500 and D HEAD | duos, IGHTON, GROUSE, ate Hae bet ay dec8-5w* 32g is atvoct northwest. REEF HON 3UES, ie BGUARS SE OF BEE] SWEET BREADS, Country SAUSAGE: EDUCATIONAL. ae SH OF ALL KINDS, * SRS DANCING ACADEMY, 4 FLORIDA ORANGES. oe BANANAS, mae street, bet. 9th and 10th sts. n. FRANK J. TIBBETS & © ANEW QUARTER WILE Co: MMENCE © dec Patace Manxe?, Core fain end N-¥- av. | SATURDAY, Jaxcant 3 180, Days of tuition ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Setar ay QQT# STREET MARKET. For particulars eee Circilars. ks TH STALE V. PROD TONNES ine 910 ifs term in. January. Cisse hors, U1 8. ma 3 vin OM 48 and 6g p. mi. Hours eee reserved for priva ructi ran reads Dos pine: offered to all popiiey adulta ‘and hae Verbs Beef, ‘Mn ‘Veal, Venison. and idioms orally and pi cally ta tanent. oot taitors Beef’ dain, Mt Ment Swact Bi : invited on ‘thursday a PE 354 Pm Ours: Caltcrms Grapes, — and jainooe. 12m. tol p. m. erate. AT for Dinner Parties 60) LLOG r novi. ‘WM. LINKINS & SON. gReHer’ THEDO AND. NQERES 5 Se ae Thorough ae ma to” erammar TEST PREMIUM ade, , Daily, instruction, in given free. Awarded at the National Fair over all other compet- al department for inde, —_ itors ARK SEMINARY for og Youn Ladies and Missea TO CERES. 506 Sth st. m.w., thorough instruction in all The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the | Poxiin, branches, inet die Petia ae ad French. io cert gS Circulars at the book stores. DAZOER, GONDHON, Principal: aie es acer: anaes fee EGULAR FRENCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG 4 magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. wera is an bee OF an rani ies GOLDEN HILL, oq monpects at MM Delarus, French fancy Zhe standard Family Flour of th tad iy overy first-class Grocer, ©¢ ne District. For ale 1) EAROPOLITAN SEMINARY AND KINDER- MM TEN, Boarding and Day School for Wholesale Devot_Cor- 1 Ast st. and Ind. ave. L an and ee rey eo pees Palio Sees l. 3, R. incipal. uM nov6 WM. M. GALT & 0. | fndies both day and evening novis-2m OHN RK. . CHOOL OF MUSIC, 707 8th st.—Organ Lessons ee es i 3 South ise or Chae Onan.) “Voice Ouitare (oy | ’ a Boston teacher.) Piano. Free classes, &. - ENED BEEF A SPECIALTY, n 85 and upwards. ‘octd5-3m athatrect wing, ‘ad 206 and 308 Novthers Iss MK. A.M, continues her Liberty, Market; or address Box 71, City; Miltie.rictoos di Hlocutinn, en nis 4 | Marke chet ceting delivered free of cape at et | Analysis, Vocal Culture and Readinas néral Literature. 1107 @st-n-w- octé-3m 188 OSBORNE'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH ~ eS AND DAY SCHOOL for ee ) 5 Ladies and © -» COTREE LADIES’ GOODS. Merttantie uilomecs MGs Te, aes ee RS. 8. J. MESSER APLEWOOD, INSTITUTE, CoNcoRDYILER, M DRESSMARING M*.5) ‘850 per quarter; Girls, 845. (AND RADIES! PATTERNS. system of | mm pigyaned tor business, ‘Yale or Harvard. Rist Agency for ‘aylor’s te cutting tatuht; and Journals of Fashion for sale, | del? 3 SS Be, Prinetpal. 1218 Pennsylvania ave., up stairs. Lin ME. L. P. Shenae. No. 83 North ee eee itimore, FRENCH BONNETS: AND HATS. EVENING AND RECEPTION BONNETS, No. 1107 Pennsylvania avenue, decl3-1m_ WASHINGTON, D. 0. 18S BELLE LUCAS. DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. ect ADIES’ SHOES—OF FIRST CLASS. THE ONLY IN THE CITY. RDER. AND KEEP AN Tyeateiahs PRICES REASONABLE. }- SOHON'S Ith st. n.w. nov25 we Leal Branch H. WIREMAN’S. RESSMAKING. ‘The ia HAMILTON, iL STREET. First-class work, at moderate prices. as FIRST PREMIUMS Over all competitors for LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S FINE SHOES Haye) been awarded by the National Fair Association nova J. H. VERMILYA, 10 9th street. WINTER FLOWERING PLANTS. TUNLAW FARM GREENHOUSES, (NEAR GEORGETOWN, D. 0. Tete ‘OHaa h WHELAN, Manager. CHOICE WINTER FLOWERING PLANTS FOR BEGONIAS, GERANIUMS, CALLAS, &c., WELL Toke! AND AT MODERATE PRICES. U WREATHS axp CRO! Btn ss NDSOMELY AND ARTISII- sae Catal ope ans oe and Plants seedy Bebruary Ist, 1800. 3 Pres to al aon . 8.W. FLYNN, A. M.,702 5th st.n.w. sl E. 80! Teacher of ee secre and VOCAL MUSIO. Particular attention to be- be qualited f fichiers Tone a thoee wishing to be qual ited for TENGERIAN es Oe Consae 7TH AND L STREETS N-W. ee for real life Le sons cone and. daiiahtors mprises Pen) EVERY ONE WHO HAS HAD ANY USE FOR LUMBER * DURING THE LAST TWO OR THREE YEARS, WELL KNOW THAT WILLET & LIBBEY SELL LOWER THAN ANY DEALERS IN THE DISTRICT. BUT FEW KNOW THE SIZE OF THEIR STOCK, OB EXTENT OF THEIR BUSINESS. THEIR YARDS, SITUATED IN THE HEART OF THE CITY, COVER f MORE THAN FOUR ACRES, AND THEY : HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOGE IN THE DISTRICT. CONSUMERS NEVER GO TO BALTIMORE NOW TO PURCHASE A BILL, . j BUT INSTEAD, GO TO i WILLET & LIBBEY, AND SAVE MONEY. THEY WILL d sen! 100 FT. WHITE PINE BOARDS FOR....... 1. WILLET & LIBBEY, OQOERNEE SIXTH AND 5. Y. AVENUE B. geo Wasmrvezox. 3.0} WASHINGTON AND NEW YoRH STOCK AGENOY. Exchaney tn Washington aa Rew York oftaess H. H. DODGE, 4.4. woop, AGENTS FOR PRINCE & WHITELY, rock Buoxens, 64 Baoapwar, New Yous. —