Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1880, Page 2

ee THE EVENING STAR. gots WEDNESDAY. January 7, 1880. "__€HosRyY S. NOYES.... Editor. average. Daily Circulation over 17.750— being a much larger bona side, regular and permanent circulation than that of all the other daily papers in the city las a direct wire from its news room to the Western Union Telegraph office in New York city, from which wires radiate to ail parts of the globe, and is therefore enabled to secure the latest Bows by its own operator from every quarter up to within a few moments of going to press. It is the only evening paper south of Philadelphia which re- ceives exclusively the Associated Press dispatches. It fs almost tmpossible to opea an English paper devoted tothe commercial and industrial interests of Great Britain without finding in its columns some sort of complaint or lamenta- tion over the fast departing rule of that country as the great manufacturing and supplying center of the world. The latest insta of the kind which has come under our observation, we find in the Printer’s Register, one of the recog- nized organs of the printing interests tn the United Kingdom, and a journal fully alive in every sense to any movement wnich may affect them either favorably or w bly. For a long time, as is well known, printing presses of American manufacture have more than held their own against all the world in many of the leading English printing offices; but few per- Sons had any idea, we suppose, that American made type and American job-printing, en: ing ang lithography, were making sérious hea1- way in England against English work in the rtments. Yetsoitis. Not only does complain that Germany and France are entering the lists as direct com; ors with English type founders for the faraishing of all Kinds of supplies for English p: but it points out the fact that A: t becoming the most dangerous in the best fields of the English hom? trade. On this point it says: “The American agency has only just been established, but already no ‘small business has been done in som? of the ex- quisite productions it represents.” It slgaifi- cantly adds: “This import trade in type ts in its earliest infancy, but who Knows to what tt may grow in course of tlme?” But the trouble does not end here. The Regisier further says: “Nor are the printer and his trai> allies alto- gether free from foreigncompetition. We know of contracts for printing engraving, and es- pecially for lithography, made by Eagiish com- mercial firms with American, French and Ger- man houses, simply because they cannot get the work done as well in their own country.” Confessions like these must be as mortifying to Englishmen as they are encouraging to Americans. But it ts not strange that they are made. They serve to show that the tatetligent people of Great Britain are beginuing to realize what has long since been appareat to those capable of taking a calm and dispassionate view of affairs, namely: that that country no longer has the power she once yielled, and that our national ingenuity and enterprise, backed up by our almost inexhaustible resources, must, at no distant day give to America the commer- lal supremacy of the world. The school boara of Chicago have abolished the studies of German and music in the public Schools, in obedience to a public demand for re- trenchment of expenditures. The same influ- ence is at work in St. Louis to abolish the study of German, and it will probably succeed before long. In that city, a year or two ago, the school board was waited upon by deputa- tions representing all the foreign ele- ments of citizenship besides German, who insisted that if the study of German was to be continued, then the French, Italian and other foreign languages, spoken by voters in the city, must be added; that a concession made to one element of foreign voters must be made to the others. This demand attracted a good deal of attention, and had the effect of creating a popular demand for the abolition of the study of German. At every election for members of the school board since the question of abolishing German has been made an issue, and those who favorit have steadily gained, until one more election will put them In the majority. ‘The principle that the English language 1s good enough for those who are being educated in the public schools as American citizens i3 a good one. Those who wish to acquire other lan- guages should do so at their own and not at the public expense. ——~-____ ‘The nominations made by the caucus of demo- craticmembers of the Maryland legisiature last night point to the election of A. P. Gorman as U. S. Senator. The senatorial election was made an issue in the choice of legislative officers, and the Gorman ticket was successful. The friends of Senator Whyte, however, are hard at work, and as many of them are demo- Crats of much influence, it 1s possible for them to defeat Gorman yet. It is possible, but not probable. Some months ago Senator Whyte voluntarily withdrew from the race, and by this act he lost the support of some strong men. Candidates for seats in the legislature—who Were subsequently elected—who really favored Mr. Whyte, pledged themselves to Mr. Gorman, itis said, when they considered the former out of the field. Mr. Gorman apparently has votes enough pledged to him to elect him, and in all Probability he will be the next Senator from Maryland. ———_—_—_--_______ ‘The contest between the two political parties for control of the census enumeration ts being fought in the party organs. The republicans are claiming that’ they have the appointing power,and that it must be used, while the demo- crats insist that the Senate must reject any and all nominations connected with the census that are not satisfactory to thedemocracy. What the People want isan honest return of population and ail other statistics for the census, without regard to what effect It may have upon political parties. It would be a shame and a positive Injury to taint the census returns with the sus Picton of partisan trickery on either side. <> —____ ‘The nomination of General Garfield for the United States Senate by the republican legisla- ture of Ohio will not be surprising to persons familiar with the drift of sentiment in tha State. As political obligations go nowad: General field undoubtedly had much the strongest claims of any of the candidates for the place, and his unanimous selection was but a recognition by his party of his services to its gause, Which have not only been able and ef- fective, but at all times cheerfully given. It only remains to be said that with General Gar- field in the Senate the high position which Onto has always held in that body will b> fully maintained. —~+-re+-___. Such bitter opposition is manifested among the merchants of New York city to the cental System of measurements, recently adopted, * that, it Is believed, the old system of bushels, barrels, etc., will have to be re-established. Merchants in the Produce Exchange, in their indignation, have torn down the posters an- nouncing receipts, shipments and sales in ‘the new system, and have sworn that they will not do business under it. An attempt was made in France to establish the metric system volun- tarily, but it failed, and the law had to be in- Voked to support it. So, in this country, it is Ot likely that a new method will be adopted unless made applicable everywhere by a law of Congress. —<re__ 5 The Philadelphia Record charges that there isa conspiracy within the democratic party to break down Senator Bayard as a presidential Candidate. The Record says that the scheme Cannot succeed, as Mr. Bayard “ has the call in Pennsylvania and nearly all over the country.” ————_-se-- Ohio comes to the front again,—this time to furnish a postmaster for the national capital. Her line, like that of Macbeth’s shadowy vis. itors, promises to “stretch out to the crack of doom.” Substantial, however, and with a relish for the flesh pots of office, as it were. EAUTIFUL FLOWERS. UQUETS PUoBAL. BeoiBRE y FOR ARR oTAQE™™S cn a all times be 6upni from iny righ collection Dizecuny Groton and with beautiful ee eas: eracetal es 692 7th ot., opp. Patout Unica. CARD, ‘At a meeting of the National Fair Grounds ciation, held on the evening of January fi statement waa mace by Mr. W. M. Galt ta regard fo the “dispute” between the Association and Without referring to the propriety of Mr. Galt having commented upcn «matter in court for set- Gement, ins mann vidently intended to place usin 2’ falee position before the community. we Would iuerely etste that there wagno dispute a0 to the correctness of ocr bill, to ourknowledze, until the filing of out December 16th. Wefurnished the Aesuciation the lumber charged for on specific contracts—some written, others verbal—for which e,were to be paid in cash st the expiration of the Feir. Our account wai by Mr. Cottrell, an expert relected by “the Association, and by hint reported to the suditing committee, aud by them returned to us approved by the chairman of said committer... fer pended is a copy of ren Summary of itemized account.) NATIONAL Farm GROUNDS ASSOCIATION, 1879—Dec. 4th To jee Brothers, Dr. To’e Stewart houce. Track fence, ** belance a’ mi To a’c Restauran’ Stable and pen Koad fenee.. Machinery tial Art building. Poultry ho ss Reservoi 50, ——— $18,355 11 ort ee y lumber retarne By deduetior...... $300 49 818,554 62 1879—Dee, 4th. Approved. y the auditing committee, nal Fair Aseocistion, E. ©. Dray. th. 1 (from Mr. Gait in person. 33,000 00 Balance due... Fai'jng to et satisfactory settlement for the above amount, we filed our lien and. instituted sit to enforce tle same. Mr. Galt, the President of the Association, was fully aware of these facts, and itis difficnlt to understand his motive in making the uncalled for and gratuitous reflections upon our firm. We further say that we were never notified of a meeting of creditors, as referred to by Mr. Galt. WHEATLEY BROS. "JANUARY S$, 1815. JANUARY 8, ISSO ACE i piversary of, the” BATRA Oe ‘SEW ORLEANS. held at ODD FEL ALL, TO-MORROW Ufinretay) EVENING, Yat Tovciock sharp. ral distinguished speakers will be prosent, en- ators SAULSBURY, Voor Gorpon, Eaton and Ramsey; also, Speaker RANDALL, Hons. 8. 8.Cox, . SOUTHARD, and Major jeve- Abang of unasio will be tn attendance. C. P. CULVER, jan7-2t Ghsirman Coma. of Arrangements. SURE PREVENTATIVE FOR SMALL POX in Hinrichs’ Auti-Small Pox Powder, a chemical compoynd, fest disinfecting power. For ale by MiRions BROS. Drag gists, corner Maryland avenue and 434 8 Price 15 cents 2 box. Jan7-st* Ppreecr FROM MY OWN GROVE. Tam receiving tri-weekly ORANGES from my grove on the St. Johus River, Florida. The trade invited to examine. B. F. McGRAW, jan7-2t* 1011 New York ave. DRY MONOPOLE. EXTRA. HEIDSIECK & CO. ESTABLISHED 1735. CHAMPAGNE. CRUSE & FILS FRERES, BORDEAUX. FINE CLARETS AND SAUTERNES. FOR SALE IN WASHINGTON, D. G., by G. G. CorNwELL, SHOEMAKER & HERTz0G, Hume, Cieary & Co., B. W. REEp’s Sons, TRos. RussEu Brows1nG & MIDPLETON, N. W. Borcuere, W. Orme & Sons, J. H. Macrcper, C. C. Bryay, Rh. B. & A. B. CnorLey, GronGetown, D.C. jJau7-co2m HE LECTURE of Miss FANNY ae SACK SON, announced to com at Lise popatety has been POSTPONED rs) RD Ae it rtnership, the firm of BURGEE & HUNT, doing business at’ No. 620 Det. naw., 15 dissolved for nen: performance of eaid articles cf the part of BURGEE. Jan. 7th, 1880. (an7-3t*] JESSEE HUNT. QHInTS MADE TO ORDER FOR 31.25 of the best Muslin and Twenty-one Hun- dred Linen, SHIRTS made to order of the very best material, in the best manner, and guaranteed to fit tang give satisfactisn in every particular for Seay MEGINNISS', jan7-1m 1002 F street northwest. Os¢: DAUGHTERS: WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH THEM? by Marion Harland; 50c. 1. SELF CULTURE: Tntellectnal Phys Moral, by Prof. Jolin 8. Blacki he BI PEL OWBET'S SELECT NOTES on The Tnterna- Honal Lessons for 1880, the best aid to teachers; outs LIGHT OF ASTA, by Edwin Arnold; 1.59. THE FAITH OF OUR FOREFATHERS, by Dr. Stearn Wor, BALLANTYNE & SON, fant 2 428 7th street n.tc. Qurmers THAT WILL GIVE SATISFACTION. The ‘‘Crown Diamond” Shirt, o1 only ay peenta: The ‘‘Senate” Improved § ‘The ‘*Mystery” Shirt, made of the very est: mus- lin sae twenty-one hundred linen, only’ “Reception” Shirt, made of the BEST muslin and EXTRA NE linen, 75 cents. Boys’ Shirts, of the best muslin and twenty-one hundred linen, 60 cents. At MEGINNISS’, janT 1002 F street n.w. PROE, HENRIE, Teacher of the Guitar and inging. Persons of no knowledge of Music naght to play or waltz in a mouth. Charges rea- gonabl 4 F st. Jans “Fine PRINT BUTTER i in half pounds. Fresh Roll and Packed BUT Fresh EGGS at lowest rates. DUTROW & HOLMES, jan6-3t* 10th aud C strects. WILLIAN ‘Will diepose of his fine assortment of IMPORTED RECEPTION AND STREET HATS, LADIES’ AND MISSES’ CLOAKS, FUR-LINED SILK CiRCULARS, AND SUITS at greatly reduced prices to make room for an early Spring importation. 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. [jan6) 907 Pa. ave. eee. ee t PICTURE ROOM {2 No. 63 626 U RENE GILT AND CHERRY, igtuu WIRE, HOO: FRA PABERHAN INGS, v ‘SLA NDOV DES, At Free Art Galle ery, MARKHITERS New Store, Jan5-3ty 626 ES RUSSEL S ICE CREAM THE BEST, B cte ELIGIOUS QHARLOTTE Dz RUSSE, 60 cts. per dozen. Wedding specials ‘decieim 1st TREw ‘ORE Ave. FTER THE HOLIDAYS Get your WEARING APPAREL nicely cleaned or re-dyed at W. H. WHEATLEY’S DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown, D.C. Goods sent for and delivered anywhere in the District. Send your address. Jan3 ADIES SEAL SHIN SACQUES, FUR LINED OIRCULARS anp DOLMANS, GENTLEMEN’S DRESS HATS, GENTLEMEN'S OPERA HATS, B. H. STINEMETZ, oye Hatter nan Furrier, 1237 Penna. ave. RTMENT OF UND AND FRUIT CAR ches ¢ for the Hoiday ah masa of decl2-1m Her OBS ‘5, 1427 Ne New war Vonks ave. Cente HOLLAND'S PATENT RECORD GOLD PEN, Patented Oct. 2, 1873. Is the highest achievement in the manufacture of Gold Pens and the result of experiments for more than twenty years. The * RECORD” Pen is by a skillful combination of the two pre- and non-corrosive metals; 16 kr. Gold and pen contains le found Ho! By hisnufachuser, 19 W. Ath stcsot, Cine az ale by JOHN 0. Pi ed @: oe lawiy ae HOLIDAY GOODS. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. Faxcx SILVER WARE. Orened tlvis day a very choice assortment of FANCY SILVER WARE, adapted especially for bridal presents. HARRIS & SHAFER, ~ aecia-tjl1 1113 Pennsylvania avenue. W Artcues, WATCHES. AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WATCHES IN GOLD AND SILVER CASES, OF ALL SIZES AND LATEST STYLES. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., aee29 1107 Pennsylvania avenue, EW YEAR'S GIETS NEW YEAR’S CARDS. We have our msual large assortment of Ww YEAR! CARDS, now ready for tnepects poceones CARDS, dand printed in all et THE NEW LAW and MISC CEEEANEDUS BOOKS Feccivea a2 80h os puliiahod. 5 W.H. & O. H. meneinewas Law BooxsELLers AND STATIONERS, dec29 475 Pa. avenue. GEORGE RYNEAL, Jr., DEALER IN OIL AND WATER COLORS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS axnp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Glass, ALL EINDS oF Fancy ARTICLES FOR HOLipay Goons. decll_ 418 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall.) WA. beat, intelligent colored. wo MAN at Restaurant, epot, jan7-2t ENT Diving KUOMS. BAY. ARDI DHOUSE, EAL ESTATE BULLETIN | corner 10th and Erte. n.w. oF, Wares first-class MILLINER ; none other eed apply at M. WILLIAN'S. _jan7-eotw WASTED A white waiter: must fornish cond reference. Cail at 1724 Ist. n.w., ammodi- A roliable French GIRL for child's ‘waitress: best reference reaaii apply at 520 3d sen. w. for two days. V y ANTED—A good GIRL for general housework ; must beg gond cook, washer amd ironer: ref: erence required. Apply 6i8Let.n.w. Jan ANTED—A GIRL or WOMAN for ol housework: German preferred; must be ai experienced person. Apply in Store, JIN Penne jan7-2 vania ave. new. WATER GN Big Rhoge Teland avenue, a nest COLORED GIRL, todo the work ofa small family. References required. Those who want,to runabout at night need not apply. WSTEDA STEUATION, | by | respectable. white pit, as Chambermaid or to assis genert rk. Very best of reference: dress we 449 Sst. new ju WANTED AL Hyatteville, Ma-, a WOMAN t cook, wash and iron. "A man snd his wif PENSE yment. Inquire b:fore 10 a.m. of FE £06 F st.. Le Droit Building. jan’ Wanna Pleasant, well-f urnished com. miunicating wecond 1 flocr ROOMS, with first- clare Table Board in the house, for gentleman, wife end two girls, six and silts aatisfactory references eiven an required. Address Box 141, Star offica. —A manufactaring concern wan's a ESS MAN in Washington, and in every dy taken), to represent ‘thom; a few necessary to pay for goods ‘on de- efter 8 obtained ordert for the same. 200 a month gu usiners. Mon i investisation solicited. a &60., cor. Thomas st. and Broadway, New York. jani-2 W AXIED—A first-cless White BARBER a atn.w jan6-2¢ WV ANZED_—A white GIRL for nurse, from 14 to 4 ‘ears must bring be references. pl years old ; atL. KAUPMAN'S, corel and G sts. jan6-2t w= ‘ED—A tidy GIRL to do housework in a small family; must haye a knowledge of plain ws; Tefcrence required. Call at 1315 T ™. Oe & CO. 343 F STREET, (opposite Ebbitt House), Are ae to the Holiday Trade Decorated Dinner and Tea Setts and Fancy Goods, at the Lowest Prices, andzpurchasers are invited to call andexamine. Also, a finelineof CHINA, CROCKERY and HOUSEFURNISHINGS, at lowest figures. Btore open until 9 p docl2 (QURISTMAS PRESENTS MAD. ESTREN'S, 1109 F street. SWITCHES 6 inches wide, stem 28 to $2 inches long, of best Human Hair, for 810 and $12. Only Place to be had. decl9-1m (tose Dat ed HOLIDAY Compositions, in Ontline; from Scarlet Letter; Darb; piacere Ato. S10: 00 Paris Hereelf A, 10.00 Breton. Folk; Black oan Tilustrated; “by Caldecott. 8.00 8. ‘00 00 -00 50 an Peiioii, Italian and, ieee Masters thors, ona 00 00 00 MAN METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE, decd 911 Pa. ave, ADIES AND GENTLEMEN, Wh og ap at? FOUNG, chase of 10 are me Of ing puri of ‘OLIDAY GOO: ould respectfully call yer attention to the nae ectteny al eye sen . (CHR, RUPE ne ‘tery 7th st. Between D and E streets northwest, Where you wilt find the ol Larrent and Finest Assort- nt of ‘mei TOYS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, WORSTED AND TAPESTRY WORK on oS Which has ever been displayes in the Metropolis. Tae i helio eas ag 1. ID GLOVES! HID GLOVES: Just reeeived for Holiday. Trade full ling Jugla and Monogram KID GLOVES, 2, 8. 4 and 6 button, “in Opera and Pron =) ‘Mono; GLOVES, 2 button, 850.; 3 button $1.10; 4 button 81.30; 6 button $1.65. ‘A discount of ten per cent. will be allowed on all cash sales of six or more pairs. J. P. PALMER, decl6 No. 1107 F street northwest. OLIDAY GeoDs. A splendid line of Lamps in the followin, = ig puplegaia Mine ot Paz suis na, p following. porce, and Pink ‘Nugaanikd, Bat PORTABLE B STANDS and and DROP LIGHTS in all the latest styles. Largest assortment of GAS FIXTURESin the city The abor xis were awarded the first as Fe foo baa ir 18 premium ge ast Pisth Stor docio RAN BOILDIN X YWERS & i, a 46 N. Gharles street, Baltimore, M4., THE GREAT ART EMPORIUM. SPECIAL ART NOTICE ‘To the Citizens of Washington. it rece! a iP) ria ved and opened a SPECIAL ARTISTIC FATENCE AND POTTERY Of entirely New Designs and Decorations. Many of tho pieces are originals, no duplicate being made, and have never oven been exhibited in Paris, but sent direct to us from the STUDIOS OF THE MOST NOTED ARTISTS of that eity. We have, also, a fine assortment of MIRRORS, EBONY CABINETS, ENGRAVINGS, ost BOXES and various other objects of ART. a ice = Bree mene ohne eres cordialy ays open call and examine our collec- RARE ANP ARTISTIC GOODS, Very suitable for Christmas anc Bridal Presents. MYERS Ke (eee: 46 N. Chaes eicee dec8-1m itimore, sre ada. GPECIAL BAKGALINS FOR THE HO) HOLIDAYS. EN AND BOYS’ ULSTERS AND ULSTERETS at STRAUS’, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue. DIFFERENT STYLES OVERCOA‘ 5 10 mi $12, at STRAUS’, 101] Penn’a tts Baa SUITS, the largest variety, at ex- tremely low prices, at A. STRAUS’. RESS SUITS, made equal to Custom Work, 820, Worth #00. Gall and Soe ll and seo them, at A. STRAUS Eypangeamay BARGAINS to be hi OVERCOATS of all sty! ae A. eae LACK AND BROWN Bi OATS, $12, worth $18, at STRAUSS ir pen Penn. ave. AVE yOu. ae THOSE NOBBY Ha Clare VERCOATS for 815? If ee you see them, as they are tho cheay ou can Gnd’ in tho city. “vo be Radenie at a SER O SS OUBLE-BREASTED JUARE-CUT FROCK De goats and VESTS, andeone 9 Pat anne eee BUSINESS AND its 8Ur: in RET Varicty of styles and patterns, at A. HOSE WITH WHOM MONEY 18 AN OBJECT Should not fail to visit STRAUS’ before elsew! a8 you can save from 20 to 25 per on all A. STRAUS, n 1011 Pennsylvania avenue. [MPORT4ANT PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. DR. L.. J. KAHN, 61 EAST 10rx STREET, New York, Brinciigriom OF“ Rinvaus EERkrrae ki and other Medical Works, me hie Be See th ses OPENED AN OFFICE IN WASHINGTON, D OG. at 608 13th street northwest, ‘Where he may be consulted EVERY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, FRom 10 TILL 2 AND 5 TILL 8. His at Essay, ‘‘Nenvous Ex- Bp vsrz0n. = to any address on receipt of OBSERVE THE ADDRESS— 608 13th st. n.w., Washington, D, 0. Orrice Hours: OR AnD Rete Oars OSEE. tonin he HRS WANDED, By a young colored Nana ae TION as waiter or hoatler, or driver, or work of any kind; steady employment more ab object; has no objection to going in the country, Call ot address to 127 L st.n.w. b-2t? ANTED—Four unfw ond fioor, with convenie Keeping Address ‘‘ ALPHA, Jan! We NTED—By a reapectable white Gin, a SIT- UATION to do chamberwork and sewing; is ing and obliging; can bring good recommenda Honan’ Adasese O. Koc Star ome, Jan5-3 WASTED A peat respectable young aie ‘as nurse and seametreas ; required to wear cap. Only these with Dest references from employers, who gan be reen, needapply. Metropolitan Hotel: jan5-3t? WANTED’ 5 WOMAN, without incum brance, about 35, of genteel appearance, keep house for a gentleman. monress'e 0. L ja Bex V yanmen SOPRANO SINGER for an Episco- palchcir. Address, stating terms and expe- rience, pntil the Sth iustant, Box 104, star office, dan2-6t \y ANTED—Yon to examine and choose a SEW. ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. Any one not satisfactory sublect, to exchange for any giher._ tenting and repairing a specialty. Mc- KENNEY, 427 9th st.n.w. dec: hed _waven-room oa ns Ase edneedaye nnd Sorasdays.) Inquire on premises ‘Cor 2th and B ats. n Warenouse and Stable. _ Welnter Law Baiting. oR RENTS Furaisi 2 3d st. n. Three-Story Houses 1 For ae) 1247 F st.n.w.,mod imps. 10 Bp SoD Wi Vv at TRADE FOR VACANT GROUND IN a “]17 Marylan ave. tae. ware Tron Capitol ‘Ok RENT—Carar— Two BOOMS, communicating: Teom on same Also floor, farminied OF unfurnished. At 815 6th st-n.w. large Gage te uished sop, BRICK RESIDENCE, (plearantly Dist et. near H. HA! OR SALE—AT WaLr Parce—The det HOUSE S stories, brick, 7 rooms, gas aad eat, balaace in easy $21 Peansylvazia Jani-lw os diuco in part Payment. Also, several three-story and mansard roo! veniences, cheap. Payn: rents. ve have imoroved, iat Prope for country property. at the lowest rates in sums ee ENT—Handsomely furusoed PARLOR CHAMBER, | communicating, single ROOMS at 1510 Hist Sani R RENT Snug } nae 15th s! Untmproved Property or Saie. 7th st-rord nw. st., bet. 14th for the sake of mit Star office. jan 7GR EERT-PaRLOR and BEDE 0M on. first ly furnt-hied; also other, ROOMS 2 ta, souLher: BUSINESS CHANCES. hl Fe RENT—One of those DESIRABLE OFFICE Tesora, RTS 15th. and os sts., opposite U. E AUDULBTON, 20 Angot 1 Bata northwest ae cout No ommmicaions. ess, describing Mroperty, J) We sents aes at low rates, secured ria 24,500 dire ved 7th st. ne. Address the northwest portion of the city a lange thre located on S. P. TanLtA jan6-Lw Fes SALE—A very desirable ae ae anit- Dairy ‘or Market Garden, about 109 An north of Boundary and same distance from, enwood road, very cheap. Will take milk or , Well located, all con- nts in monthly instal- to trade MONEY to loaa Jan6 Real Estate Agents, 708 Wattoot i. w. 1 oon LEND ON REAL ESTATE. YOUNG & MIDDLETON. jan5-3t faware ave., bet. Band C sta.s.c E st.. bet. Zist and 32d sts.1-1 Ks sper ft Bet’) bet. 10h and Lith sts.s;¢-,per ft: Houses for Rent. »16r8.. per annums: Rtoadard st. ;Georvetown, fur.,m. i.,16 ave. TW.) mod. ims. sii re.. d-imps., 16 Ts. “109. 09 it, cheerful and aelignttel far: fins'e or en auite; rent I ished HOOME, twe 8 from App! LATEYs, No. 386 Mineontlage. BRICK HOUSE, n.e. cor. 4% and containing 18 rooms, including ellar under house; modern im- Inquire Dye House, next door, a a Sue Address Box JOXEE ToLoan— ‘Miseenri a1 Double Parlors 11 room HOU: eas and fire, in ‘a fanmly 0 hone ec pits to a small fa Secasremal egram ; pate: ware of worthless outfit delivered to any 5 ceiptof 81. Address J. w JACOBS. Boston. Fan ROOMS on_ Ptbire ae hetand cold water. A HOUSE for aboat iG & MID jand-3t idtner Sth and ¥ xis. VOR SALE—Becant FURNITURE and CAn- PETS for a suite of rooms will be sold on oasy ng, OF exchanwed for Koon Rent and Board. or Star office. Jans. | AT LOWEST RATES, ON REAL ESTATESECURITY, B. H. WARNER, janS 916 F st. n.w. ipressions from one orig- ketch, &c.: wonderful success; im J universal demand for Jacob's Lith- ed in United States and Canadas ; nitations inal w ware AGENTS, the elastic process of 4 ithogram an 922Pa. ave. mod. imps. nate SE RENT—Wirh on WirHouT Piss fe ope et qiished ROOMS, en suite or single. 708 RENT (A HOUSE of six rooms; water and aoe 2ist st., near avenue ore oy ok the pesperty Tist sea hich can be had lication at ny offi OF wil which can on application at my office, or bosent by mail if desired. Loans. 82,000, 81,000, $600, at 7 per cont. Fo BENT. (OR RENT _25 ACRES of good GARDEN ith, small house and good water. books. ed on ie Ist and T ISTRICT BONDS FOR Colm! To SuALL Famrix— a RS Inmbia 7 per cer First an’ jhewly repaired ; pleasant and opposite new Museam. $20-A well farnished PAR ra Toland BED ROOM communicating, AN, [TO A Noney on REAL ESTATE, In Sums To Surr, At 6, T and 8 per cent. No Delay. R. O. HOLTZMAN, Jans ! 10th and F sts. E.—District of Co- lumbia 9 per cent. 6 per cent. ea ene bonds the present price th py et. Interest paid at the Stat ury. PETER CAMPBELL L.. Jan3-1m 1431 Pa. Aveniic. ing Jight end heat; convenient to cars. BO HOLTZMAN, 10th and F streets northwest. newly-furnish or hantecmns monic tient vith ‘or without Board, at 915 Now! York ington ; Prince Geo ing, 2 out-houses, a first-class arden containing 60 acres, situated tn 3283 New York avenue, ee rooms, urnished, silver, linen, glass and Location unexceptionable. ern improvements. ‘OR RENT—A desirable RIAGE HOUSE in cen 33th and Hats. n.w. Store, n.¢.cor. aps STABLE ani a Cal atly furnished ROOMS, en puite rat and seck 1m Lith st eeesore end of Bobi Monee r 500 8th at. 8.w. WW Anrep CAneers to CLEAN, at RICES Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue 8. w. Orders by mail or left at W. B. Moses, cor. 7th at, and Pa. ave, or Messrs. Hoos, Bro. & Go., 1328 F st., Carpet Dealers. oct22-6m ey avenue n.W., ise. 6rooms..-18 =;.8ix rooms, bath a ie = nw. irnished Houses, in od Tocatior ‘for rent ee fainilies only. es ced ANTED_STEAM OARPET CLEANING. Al work guaranteed. At CHACE’S, 616 ee mi! I make no charge te landlords for-advertising their property, na ee it before the public constantly. in every section of the city for lore teem $1,000 to $50,000, perty for sale at my oO: SENT. ppandsomely-farnished EARLOR, DOM and HALL ROOM, pri change specialty. ae First-class private Table Board. and on eas; JET, French caterer, 1804 H st. n.w. dice has’ bee Poesy ‘Two PRINTING ES and a Mange OUTETE, Apply Lis B etree vaften 9 p.m. Jan6-2t* JOR SALE—AT A GREAT BanGAIN—A nearly new Hallet Davis & Co. Upright Grand PIANO, elegant case and superb. tone. Ws] choice. New Year's gift. At 811 9th st.n.w. lec VOR SALE_A complete TURNOUT—fine new 4 Extension-top Pheton, new Harness, and Horse, aud one of the finest Saddle Qi ewe MARES in the city, suitable for lady or. gentleman. Allorders for purchasing or disposing of Stock pillzecerye promt attouticn, and eatinfaction guar- anteod. Wit. F. DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 11th FS SALE— BIRDS. Also, CAGES at coat Pelee. pared MOCKING BIRD FOOD. 125 Pa. ave, ane | | east, bet. Ist and 2d ate., Capitol Hill. a26-12t* OR POLE At lowest importation prices, a ssortment of EMBROIDERED. PIANO ¢ COVERS, at 723 7th pee orn ec Fa SALE—A lot of fine Sin CANA- RIES; also MOCKING BIRDS, PARROT, BIRD CA AGES, &c., very steers att ‘at the Bird Store, 1133 7th st. CH" 110-Im* PROFESSIONAL. E, ov New Youn, Sprcialis ids les cured in all their various o exustice, acids, oF ligatures used. Lan. relief. Catarrh cured and deafness caused yeatarrh. Gonstipation cured. Vital enoray re- Hokeds For further ditieulties of wie Fareetarea niust make application at my oftice, No. 439 9th st. D. —Hem- » Riley Building. Jan3 TR. WEISENBOEN) pestis, Femoved to to 410 11th st.n.w. LULOID 'H inserted $7 to 810 per a and anc opeetieay on the natural Teeth at reasonable prices. Ex- tracting, 50 cents. decl6 CUND FEET—Andé brisk walks in the open air and sunshine promote health, comliness and longevity ; hence eminent physicians, emeeons an and thousands of other well-known. - WHITE'S establishment, 1416 Benn: enusylva @., opposite Willard’s s Hota ‘or relief from dance of Corns, Bunions, Nai: vascular Excrescences, & ae aine, Vi ipa per visit. RB. J. H. JOHNSTON, ENTIS’ if years’ experience, formerly over allant Bookstore, bas returned to the oity. oon at.n.w., opposite Patent Office. oe clas work. Gas administered. Best of reference. D* M. 8. BROWN, pea auNe. 725 14TH STREET, over Simms’ D: Ni- trous Oxide given for the gets tion of ‘Teeth. Each tooth $1. Artificial ‘Teeth of every Kind inserted. All cperations on the natural teeth performed with care and satisfacti Attention is called to tha pleasant and ‘convenient neat of this office. Three lines of cars pass eee loor. x, T. M. TALBOTT, Di Di ketiovea to southeast comer i rh gna 2 |; Re northwest. Teeth set. eee pum Darrisr 919 7th street eae and K_ Beautiful Sets of es "Peeth Filled, 81 armed witott pain, 60 cents. ns War- PERSONAL ADIES' FORMS FULLY DEVELOPED. Anfaction guaranteed. Advice given and elton written for ladies only, on any subject. Hours 9 to 7.354 Pa. ave., corner 4% st. n.w. Jan oe RANNY_Guestest Cratavoxann, “Born Becond Sight: consulted on Love, Marriage, rab: sent Friends. Great Indian Charm, on bring the separated together and capse marriage. She wil remain here for several weeks. Hours—9 to 7. 354 Pz-avenue, corner 434 st. n.w. jan6-6t* R, P. H. HELLER im Removed from 1313 7th ci .w. to No. 217 6th street, in. National Hotel. ‘jan3-6t" PARgEs HAVING GOODS at -W. H. WHEAT- 8 over six months are hereby requested to gu for cr notify me to send the same home, C. O. days from date, otherwise they ‘wil Rave to be sid ¢9 pay charges acd suas toons Many pacl good and useful in families, oa hand over a year, are now ready for sale. Parties in want will please call. ‘These goods are sehr charge Geerge- more than one-half marked down at half the for dying them. Office, 49 Jefferson st., toma of ‘availed for and delivered any here in the Dipitet, free of charge. ig january 3, 1880. Jan3-Im. RS, L. P, ANDERSON, tho well-imown Trance, ‘est ani Medium, of San Francisco, Te \d Business formerly of New York city, is located at ae. aot Pa. aye. n.w. dec29-11 ADAME HORS, the established, as M Doctress and ters gives better satis- een aE Sates OF life one in the OHN PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, : sects asto the Bie seeeeti ot prin ithe if p.m. Always in before 9 and from 2to5. j11-12m* FINANCIAL. 30 DAYS 0) 3100 invested. dat rare dae the aeolia e. portin aire Address T. WIG! 8, Aaa ee dare ene aes ear een Ee oe F EAD AND PROFIT BY IT. ser Gent's Al, z.Wool CASSIMERE Burrs. ets ae B. O. HOLTZMAN, iN’ I ‘THandsomely-furnished PARLORS ieee ae and second floors : suitable for a Senator OD TESS location central and conve- hotels and three lines of street ate. Apply at No. 1202 E st. nient te ane Fo RENT— B. H. WARNER, 916 F strect northwest. 1815 7th st. n.w. aa cAmECas of very desirable new BRICK DWELLINGS on F st., known as erman Block, etapa Ast and 2d_sts. east, at an unprecedented ’ bargai a 8 room Frame Houge, with sink and ‘water in kitchen, at 8750. Also, a number of Houses in part of the city at great bargains. West End, for € . M. HOHRER, 513 7th st. Fi TOK Di BRICK DWE Great Banoaiy—Blorant new LLING, on handsomest with all m.i- ; 8 rooms: No, 1820 16th 18. J. 'G. HESTER, 519 7th st. oe RENT—One two-story Bi BRICK HOUSE, with bathroom, all modern Nor 408 Fb et at. n.w. Inquire at No. 403 7 lou! Ps et A OR RENT—One threo story BRICK HOUSE 9 rooms, bathroom and concrete modern improvements; new fresco painted ; 622 n.w., with or without ata. Op ae < EF ag 82, - te 22d st., between F and ble. Inquire 403 7th st.n.w- ‘OR RENT—Two communicatii unfarnishe ROOMS, frontand back. on second Hoors eae Jetrobe heat, and hot and cold water aca hew. (a Be) Gt'n. — | Beta 2 Hoview, Pi Published at my office on itains a compete list of alt the lease a have for rent. tocetlier with x =o ts the real estate marl firstelout the country: “Gall and gets copy. tr (OR RENT—BRIGR HOUSE, Missouri ave., containing 18 rooms, in double Parlors; cellar under house; modern im: Inquire Dye House, ext ¢ door, 111 39k, ‘The finder will cd som der will be rewarded dat 10 LOAN ON REAL SoS SRpREe. 000, 8800, $500 an ne ‘ARMS FOR RENT OR SALE.—One 250 situated on Potomac river, 10 miles from Wa one mile from’ the Long Bi Arlingtoh. Prices low. Abily 8. J , No. 493 Pa. avenue. Jant-e TOR SALE BRICK HOUSE, 8 rooms, m. i pressed bric 82, rick House, 2 orion, iow, 2 nek Houro, shop ip front, near Arsenal, 4 st. d, 81 SW -ceideyan OT, school, 3,603 a r Wallach feet; Lot on G at bet Suh and 10th ao 060, foet. rte it. aec0-20" 0 TO WM. ft W Pennsylvania ave. sell or exchange city or im* ‘OR SALE.—We have for sale four desirable f Brick RESIDENCES in the immediate vicinity’ of Towa Circle—one of them on a corner fronting directly on the Circle—two of them entirely now, having been finished during the past Summer, an hanodern improvements. Prices low, Eang- ing from $4,000 to $9, 500. FOR SALE.—Corner of Maryland ave. and 2a st. | west, (near the western entrance to the Capitol vrotnds), 12,160 sq. ft. of ground. Will be so cheap, and offers a good chance for speculation. MONEY TO LOAN. At Lowest Market RatEs, On Real Estate Security. THOS. J. FISHER & 00., dec2T 1223 F street northwest. ONEY TO LOAN ON Beek # ND EEDON- MENT INSURANCE POL! buy endgwanens Poltcien iemned. by lead rm cones stant for Tenly, HENRY W. ROGERS & OO eee Lexington and Charles sts.v Baltimore: delecosdea VOR SALE—The fine thi tory BRICK DWEL- RNG ena STORE cetera sts. n.w. @ne of the best business stands in the northern section of the city. For epee which r Dae pply to T. D. Cente cary, apply to T. D. DALY, ct, OF 1501 LOST AND FOUND. J OST-A Lady's LACE PIN—a T LiGiarent ee eee ean a ge A. MoINTIRE, Pawnee ished for, housek au rn ing, and several smail BEDROOMS. "354 F ny Estate Broxer, REAL PARLORS = BED. 918 F strest, epposite Masonlo Temple. liberal re Congress'st., Georgetown. jind-3t* OsT. Si ed iron, the premi L y ont the premises, a Shep thwhite’ breast. Sra irre nmned to BE ENT. MILLER, 137 vavia ave., corner 4% st. BOARDING. H STREET—Pleasant ocation Store ith and I n.w.. Furnished. Mansion, West End. UReaberehare WANS zon N HOUSE, Cor. HOTELS. Tonne, av. ne se st., SHINGTON, $2 per day. facet tag rea ‘BEVERIDGE, Pr. furnished pees en suite or 8: w g use of parlor, snd TABLE BO. OEPOREE FRANE PARE —Oneliandenime i 00M on first and Ps erie foor (with BOARD) just acne: a; Also OARDINGST WMSr.N.w.—Excellont ROOM. Terns reasonable. Gas, hot and cold water, bath, & Sheng double ‘and mosis Parlor on first floor. 1225 Tons al 5 feet equare—two front tne face, same oor none one Bes, bette Get and 24100 r. House, west en 12! We., near Eat.,near 3d n pleasant location. wnished. 1518-168 Se n.W. 10 131 Ww. AVE.. BD NOOW. garnished pas suitable “18 f D®: ¥- 4. Von moscuziskER, Fee TENT =Suy of Suenished ROOMS on 24 FO! Fos SAL! veral elegant iota: at 86,500, $7,508, & 810, ni Large Lot 10th and F sts. nw. Northeast corner 15th and L 8-rocmed Brick, with stable, 13th an 4 new Frame Houses near O street inarket § new Houses on 4th street east. cach. argo Lot, near 14th and T, long tims tie near “isth and Q sts Also, a great ‘othe ing all Sections o of the city, apa to suit the coos nig to Loan. small baste dowent Tharket rates, DA A sot pe ace DINING ROOMS, 1104 12th street. First claes TABLE BOARD $15.00 a month. OMS, also i C. IN “&e., on very favorable torms. i) nw.» 30 coiits per foot [E TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS, ‘with first class Hotel Board, 25. month. House is well furnished, he and every way desirable. ‘OR RENT — To Members of others, first-class ROOMS, BOARD, at Sherman House, 21 ford: ami EYE, EAR, THROAT, LUNG, ‘Congress with or vwitiout 8 3d st. new. " SBSesessesseR OR LSS eee or without BOARD, dsomely Furnished ROOMS, en an outs or aipeey suitabie for member of Cor to Capitol, avenue and F street ca care = eB Bs 5 est ae Bet a ELEGANT RESIDENCE, 514 13th street & ee between & anit is: n ion ¢! Near three car td rt xR tts a SMREESE Sacunice rooms. Table oe pupuuesnnet mont ave. and will be permanent, transient and ‘CPHEKSON HOUSE, corner os andI == nw. ‘Table Boarders accommodated: also, desirabio for permanent’ and ent Mrs. M.A. HOECKLEY, Proprietress. ANDSOMEST AND MOST DESIRABLE te detiratral ana legantiy ‘eum oe cor Obs new.dee tnt HOUSE, 612 9th st.n.w., isone boarding RS. M. T. SOUTERTE eee Pads No. Gy ver aiBtt a fa Re ESTATE BULLETIN. sone, SHERMAN & 00., Cloud Building, Real estate Agents an and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. ‘We have HOUSES for sale on TEEMs TO Surr. Chase ansion, at PIANOS AND ORGANS. MADBURY PIANOS. — SMITH, manufacturer, Srooxizya, J; Y-» the First Premium at the National’ OVEE 16,000 IN USE. THE ——— (AnnoLires pit BaLTmMone, TS ERMAN STS., ‘aD. _,Bates reduced to #3 and 82.60 por ae ing faagontion of nao Tho rooms, accord to size. most convenient and latest built hotel b the ones, Ai eat Gy yaseenwer care, Tass the doors Corr MAN, jer. : “Oct. 10, Balt., Md., Oct. 10, sie THE WELL-KNOWN EUROPEAN PHYSICIAN AND SPECIALIST, LATE OF PHILA- DELPHIA, WHO HAS RECENTLY ES- TABLISHED HIMSELF IN WASH- INGTON, AT 610 10th st. n. w. Special attention is given to the practice of the EASES, OAWARRH, ASTHMA, and the RESTORATION OF NERVOUS FUNCTION. DR. VON MOSCHZISHER Has so far met with great encouragement, hat already most successfully treated some of’ the tizens or members of their families. ‘The list of their names and places of residence can be exam. ined at his rooms. ag at have Permitted him to 3 fist are such responsible Esg., National Brass J. = me ong WARD! W. Wooprurr, Esq. ; BEDDAN, fa Sha faudinany others. At his oftices can also, Be examined letters (from | Horatio SryMouE, Hon. J. 0. New, Hon. Ros- | WELL Harr, Hon. Evi H. Ropents,, Hon: Jon Azsor, and hundreds of others cqually well mee aoe peaks £0 for itself : OFFICE HOUBS: