Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1880, Page 2

ad 5 . THE EVENING STAR. gets of Greok, Madhetatios snd the-gntlogry WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. EDUCATIONAL. anna Eng lnh Branelie, bythe former Avaistant ‘Peacher NTED—To rent, with privil at R RENT—PART of an unfurnished house; “a <5 ~ ILENT FARTNEK, W115 CAN ENTER | QCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN, WASHINGTON: a EO TAMBERT, iio Abe. GeQbaN a coed y a ASOT Say gasand water: 102 ithe we ante | OR Be = Sinton ditt caw Gest atiaNtrs “and make | SS. M27 isdiat. n.w., between M avo. FRIDAY. ..-. January ‘16, 1890. t ‘oF cal there between 4 and 7 p. 1. ticulars." MUS! eat Turn 1831 Te w.—A-desirable 3-story 9 room Brick | money. I wish toenlanre the place, neat Treas- | end Met. onesquare from lth st. circle. Thor- ‘ : aSTED oh ot bee Te ao | FOR eae et ROOM mete ae edenice, with all modern improvements.” | “ry. “Address Hox 83, Star office.” Janl6-2 | igh ‘natiuctiou, from amt to wrammuat grade, CROSBY 8, NOYES....Editor. WANE snake punnes HORSE. TOP | Hue suitath earn 1423 and 1435 New York avers Handsome, Senre- ally instruction in German given free. Ni | —— es Average Daily Circulation over 17.750— being @ much larger bona fide, regular @nd permanent circulation than that of all the other daily papers in the city added together. ‘Tux Stax has a direct wire from its news room 10 the Western Unicn Telecraph 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 quarter up to within a few moments of going to preas. It is the only evening paper south of Philadelphia which re- ceives exclusively the Associated Press dispatches. §The Hight-Page Star To-morrow. Advertisers and news-dealers will confer a favor by sending tn their ordersas early as practi- cable for to-morrow’s fifty-six-column paper ‘The orders’ from newsboys alone for last Sat- urday’s enlarged edition reached 6,025, the Jargest ever received except in times of very important and exciting news. The number of new advertisements thus far in January Teaches S38. The number printed in Tae STaR during 1 was 20,336. This number has not been exceeded by any paper published south of New York city, with possibly two ex- ceptions, and but by few in the entire country. ———~--—____ Vaccination a Good Thi ‘The tnc ble benefits to humanity of Jen- ner’s discovery of vaccination leaves no room for doubt but that small pox isa preventable disease. Proper vaccination and ilmely re- vaccination, it has proved over and over again, will certainly protect any community from variola. Yet. with this knowledge in the posses Sion of all, an unaccountable apathy prevails on the part of the people to availing themselves of this sovereign preventative of small pox. Hence this loathsome disease recurs from to time in all our large cities. Where les the fault of the bon-application of this protection, and what is the remedy for the neglect to secure safety to every person in the community by vaccination? It is not doubted, we opine, that protection from small pox is now more safely, cheaply and certainly obtained than exemption from almost any other disease. This, we believe, is fully known to the public. This being true, why then should there be any anxiety in the minds of the people of the District, as to small pox? ‘There is no occasion for alarm, and there never should be ;With so potent a remedy at hand_ A good vaccination gives almost absolute im- munity from this dreaded disease. The num- ber of cases of small pox now existing, Or which have occurred in Washington this winter does not justify the apprebension that it will or can become epidemic. Cities of the size of Washington are never, for any great length of time, without some eases oceurring in them. And then it should always be remem- bered that immunity from it fs to be had by vaccination. s community, at least the resi- rs back, during the war, and period, generally and carefully vaccinated; so tat only new comers and a small minority of old citizens who may have been overlooked are lable to variola. However, from what we gather from the reports of the health Officer and the frequent notices in the papers, It Would appear that there are more cases of small Pox in the District than there should be, when we consider that it is a preventable disease. The guardians of the health of the city are now doing all the; in to Secure a pretty general and thorough vaccination of the whole community. ‘This is proper and commendable, but care should be taken to avoid any action or publication cal- ulated to lead to the false impression that the disease is epidemic here; thereby needlessly alarming both our own citizens, and strangers now in the city or who contemalate coming here. Unless it is held that nothing short of creating a panic tn the minds of the people will secure general vaccination, it will be best not to treat the matter sensationally, or to magnify the proportions of the disease in any way beyond the exact truth. But let the community remem- ber that they have at all times the means of giving to themselves and their families com- plete protection by timely and thorough vac: nation. ‘The letter written by Mr. Charies O’Conor, of New York, to the democratic club of Essex, N.J., on the anniversary of General Jackson’s vietory at New Orleans, is a puzzle to the public, Mr. O’Conor has all his li e, or at least ‘Since he was old enough to express an opinion, been a most unyielding, uncompromising dem- ocrat. He would not, in 1872, lay aside his democracy long enough to vote for Greeley, and because of his rigid adherence to the party faith and organization he was made the presi- dential candidate of the “ unterrifled” demo~ crats. In his letter to the club Mr. O'Conor has astounded the public by proposing that “the separate state governments should be abolished.” State rights 1s the coraer stone Of the democratic structure, and how could the party survive its overthrow? Mr. O'Conor does not seem to think there would be any trouble whatever in suddenly changing the entire policy of a political party. He appears to re- gard {t as only necessary for somebody to tssue anorder for the democracy to “avout face,” and in a single turn they can march in a differ- ent direction from that they have always pur- sued. In his letter he insists that his proposl- ton could not be accepted by republicans because, he says, “the dissensions and civil war in which their (the republicans’) party was born, nurtured and matured, grew out of the state organizations. Without them its bloody- shirt sectional cries must cease to animate and their party perish.” He would also abolish the President and ihe United States Senate and es- tablish a “legislative corps,” substantially the Same as the House of Kepresentatives. He Would have an “executive chief selected by lot from the legislative corps,” this chief to serve one month and be fn lieu of the President. He Would not allow the “legislative corps” to mect in session except when some legislation was lan 1s centralization in the extreme, and would virtualiy wipe out the Constitulion as well as our form of government. Democrats ho appearance of irony in the Policy. EL Lined with Kreg fi Prices reduced. B. STINEMETZ, jan}6 Hatter and Furrier, 1937 Penna. ave. EMOVAL.—F. M. BUCKINGHAM & CO. have removed their headquarters to their new “ore Ng. 1993 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘They will continue business on 7th street, at No. 732, between G and Hetreets, where they will be iad to welcome their old friends and patrons, and many Dew ones. peTeay FIRE : INSURANCE co. ‘The Executive Committee of one hundred friends of the old Board of Managers by infusing new ele- ments of strength, miceting, as we believe, the n and rentiment of very clas# in the company Bre- sent the following ticket for the, votes of. the Policy Holders, on MONDAY, JAN. 197TH, 1880, at Odd Fellows’ Ha: 90! relic ae ae Ma: SAMUEL NORMENT, RISWICE, WILSON, Be KURTZ JON ON, TAMES BARKER. Jan16-3t \UNLAW FAKM GREENHOUSES. 1HOS. L, HUME, Propristor. OME ad WHELAN, Manager. BOUQUETS, FUNFRAL WREATHS. &o., ARTIS ALLY ARRANGED Catatorne of enlact Greenhouse and Bedding Plants. Free to ali applica Orders left with HUME. CLEARY & Co., 807 Market Space, (with whom we have telephonic com munication), will be promptly attended to. ‘All comminieations addceseed a8 below will re- ceive prompt attention. FRANKLIN A. WHELAN, Seoretary Tunlaw, rdgurm Greenhousés, Market Space, jani6 Washington, D. ©. SILKS, SATINS, AND VELVETS. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS invite an inspection of their large and clegant stock of FINE DRESS GOODS, embracing ali the choice fabrics of the season. DAMASSE and BROCADE SILKS, in Black and Colors, from $1.50 to 85 per yard. COLORED and BLACK VELVETS in every grade. Rich BLACK and COLORED SILKS. [We make @ specialty of Silks, and confidently recommend them for durability] Special attention is called to our stock of SATIN ROYALS or SATIN DE LYONS, being the finest i. EVENING SILKS and GAUZES in all the latest hades, with plain and Damasse effects. We invite an inapeetion of all buyers to the above Goods, as we keep the erly stock of CHUICE DRESS GOODS in Washingto: One Price Ox W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pennsyleania avenue. N. B.—A discount of 5 per cent. allowed for cash. WEI DE MEYER CATARREL URE. A Constitutional and Unfailing Remedy. “One box of Wei De Meyer's com- pound completely cured a member of hy family of Catarrh. 1 cannot speale t50 strongly of this wonderful medicine.” LW. BENEDICT, Jn., 697 Broadway, N.Y. 9 West WASHINGTON Square, N.Y. ‘or the benefit of others, I desire to wtite that alter sufferin; Chronic Ca- tarrh for nearly thirty years, aud {alling in obtaining relief by. my S tions trie boxes of De Meyer Compound have entirely cured me.” ‘Mus. Eatwa C. Howes. My wife was afflicted with terrible Ca- for eighteen years. apy inform your that she has been emtirely gured by, only one packaxe of Wel De yer’s invaluable reimedy. ‘ACO’ Swakrz, Jx., 200 Warren st., dorsey City. tai “*T have suffered for several years from Catarrh, and have tried n any remedies with - out benefit. T have used one Wei De Meyer's Com; at I am radically cured. Taxon, 140 Noble wt. Brooklyn S (Pastor Noble street Presbyterian Church). “My sufferings from Catarrh fer four years were somthing indescribable. My Fenses of taste and smell were entirely de- stroyed, my breath was offensive, and I felt myself an_ object of loathing and Gece I could not breathe throw ostrils. By the final leyer’s wonderful discovery mucous ceased, my taste ell were restored, my appetite |, and I was perfectly cured. It is now over one yi r, and I ae had no re- turn of 8 Catarrhal symptom." 167 ‘lott st., N.Y. &e., ko., &e. Wei De Meyer’s Catarrh Cure—an abso- lute cure—is sold by Drugvists, and delivered to any address, at $1.50. Dr. Wei De Meyer's Treatise mailed free to anybod: B: Bs Dewey & Co., Agents, 46 Dey st., yy G. WHITNEY & CO,, g » & Co.,) manera TURERS: “OR CURL HAIR do not belleve that Mr. O'Conor was in earnest | Saursstme” DUN net By Pane am Me ity. in his suggestions or proposals. But there is R. HENRY PERABEAU, letter, and con- | DD = . sequently it is regarded asa puzzle. There are Music Teactter, very few ready to believe that Mr. Charles | _Jan15-3t* 1231 G street n.w. O'Conor fs willing at this time of life to admit | QECOND-HAND CLOTHING of all descriptions that he has been mistaken in his potitical | 5 bought, and s fair cash price p d for thesame. Orders by mail promptly attended too “sant ‘The report of ex- Investigator Glover comes In the House every now and then, but ni gets far enough to show Itself Inthe Record, ‘There is seve thousand pages of it, and If it were printed there fs not perhaps a single Indi- Vidual in all this broad land who would read it. —-e—____ ‘The Washington Sra need not be troubled fn its calculations, Ohto will be soitd in t national republican convention for Joan Sher- man.—[{Cincinnati Commercial. One would infer from this that Mr. Halstead 4s carrying the thing around tn his pocket. ——_—__+.- What with his rather hazy lectures on astron- ‘omy, his queer views on the Egyptian pyramids, and his fussy letters to the New York papers on all sorts: of petty subjects, the impression is Betting abroad pretty generally that Professor Proctor isn't quite so much of a scientist as he considers himself. Compare him for a moment With the late Professor Henry! —_.._____ Democratic Congressmen in conference agree ‘that the business of the session should be pushed forward and an early adjournment reached. But very one of them, no doubt, at the very time he #ays this, is thinking of several bills he must get ‘through for bis constituents. Bills of this char- acter will be apt to stretca the session to its usual length. ——_——_--e-_ District Attorney Corkhill probably meant ‘well in writing that letter in the Hirth case, but ‘the general impression ts that fts publication ‘was a grave mistake. What the police call “giv- ing the thing away in advance” will be found to work badly in the administration of that im- portant office. es ‘The Springfeld Repudtican thinks the tact ‘That the votes of 10,000 independent republicans 4m Ohio, 5,000 in New York, and 1,500 in Con- ecticut cast against the party ticket next year €an defeat it, ougut to squelch the @rant boom, poromac TERRACOTTA C PANY. Notwithetanding the loas of the TERRA COTTA WORES by fire, the Company can promptly fill all orders for SEWER PIPE, &e., Having a Large Stock on hand both at Terra Gotta City and Washington Office, corner New Jersey venue and D Jani5-3t RSHIP heretofore existinj ———————— ee TNE! of Neteieeas of CHURCH & VERMILLION has this day been dissol ved Byanutay consent. January 1, 1880. 3.0. VERMILLION. ‘The undersigned will continus in the busine: and evil jocoapy the stare at sia corner of 7th snd ave: and make an carly settlement. 550 January 1, rau SHEN SACQUES, FUR LINED SILK *DOLMANS, FUR LINED SILK CIRCULARS, MUFFS AND BOAS, IN EV! D BOAS, IN EVERY VARIETY OF SEAL CAPS, FOR MEN, Bove AxD ompR. Mle tarry lf fatters and Pu 905 Penna. ace. ona jan12-lw EAUTIFUL FLOWERS. UETS OF THE RARES' WERS, RAL ence FOR WEDDINGS, B, ona te plied from tay rich collection DECORATIONS, with Beantial Palms, graceful 5S Croton and oth: sea jan6-lm* 621 7th st., opp. vatent R. cee put Pennsylvania aye. sat bas 8 Supply of Pare Voowiue Visa ticulars and price. Box 41, Star office. jan16-2t* be ‘A GIRL to work in a restaurant; must understand cooking and be well recom: Apply at 167 H st. n.w., for two days. 8100 cash will be given for a POST- TION in any of the departments that will pay 900 or more per year. Ad Box 107, Star of- fice. Janl6-2t* Ws NTED_Immeptarecx—Three or four unfur- hished ROOMS; stoves and rates: rent mod- location lvania ave, preferred, on arene Ns ‘MOSS. Star office. are TE} ANTED Earniliee, hotels, otters, to, furnish reliable SERVA ANTS fi @: Servants ys LIGENSED. “People’s tute: mene Omen” Federal Building, cor. 7th and F sts, C. E. PRICE & CO. ANTED—An Oyster COUNTER: must be in ood order and cheap. Address’, Star office, stating pri jamis-st WANTED A inate ‘disposed white GIRL about 4aa nurse. German preferred. References required. Apply 907 E st. n.w. Janl5-2t" ANTED—A furnished ROOM in quiet part of the city, where no questions wi J. srt sir ye Gepitol Hill preferred. 7 Sy ANTED-A settled WOMAN for general house- work in asmail family; no washing. Those withing to run about at night need not appl iter p.m, #15 Vermont ave. Bost of city ref ences require Suni52 ANTED—A small FARM, suitable for Dairy and Market; must be convenient to the city and on good road; rent and privilege of purchise, Addrese W. A. M., Star office, stating particulars. jan’ JANTEDTA good COOK: ale, CHAMUER- slcred preferred :refercnces reaitired. ADPIy 036 See 3s it WASTED [A suall HOUSE, or a flat of at Ioast four unfurnished rooms, with modern i yfowements, central location, 1. w. 1. Stai sane Address E janls-; war ‘D—A manufacturing concern wants a nicinese MAN iu Wachiturton and an overy city (not already taken), to represent them, a fow hundred dollars necessary to pay for woods én de- livery, after he has obtained orders for the same. $150 fo $200 a month cuaranteed in a lezitimate ermanent business. | Money absolutely secured. he most searching. investization solicited. VAIL & CO., cor. Thomas st. and Broadway, Row York. Janis-4 V ANTED-EMPLOYMENT in or out tine Ds = by an experienced mechanical engin and practical draughtsman, Best references. heen thirteen years in the service of a well-known firm in this city. Address J. 8., Lock Box 9, Wash- ington, D. Jani3-1w V rare By a cuareent youn woman a SIT- (ON in a first-ciass family aa a chamber- maid, yao or nese No. 611 N st. n.w. Can give the best of city reference. janl2-4t* WANZED-A SITUATION by @ young English lady (Roman Catholic) as governess to two or three young children. English, Freneh and rudi- ments of music. Address F. B., No. 135 Mutual st., Toronto, Canada. Jun12-2w ANTED—COOK: CHAMBERMAIDS, NURSES and other help. Families and oth: furnished Garant pratie. Licensed ‘*People's In- telligence Office,” Room 24, Federal Buildinx, cor- ner Tthand F. 'C. E. PRICE & CO. jan12~ ANTED—A MAN and WIFE to 40 to the eoun- ; man to work on farm—wife to cook, wash roi.’ ‘Taguirs at Hiversdale Dairy, Tat 1th stn. w. Jan10-6t* ANTED—Yon to examine and choose a SEW- ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. Any one not ratisfactory subject, to exchange for any other, Renting and repairing a 6 KENNEY, 427 9th st. ‘deo20 Feu RENT—Ten room HOUSE, 112 Eat. nw. th all modern | improvements. Inquire of EORGE COURTNEY, 213 E st. n.w. is 6-3 Fe RENT—Handsome Furnished PARLORS a ROOMS, single or en’suite, with southern $xposure, on reasonable terms, at 291 D st.. corner 24 n. jani6-3t" ‘OK RENT—HOUSE and STORE, 922 Pennayl- vania ave. n.w.; a first-class business stand. ominal rent. THOS. E. WAG- ite 3t Fe RENT—HOUSE 204 Sth st. 8. all modern improvements: also # Tare Store: rocm, with fixtures for a store. ‘Apply corner store. 'OR RENT—To one or two single gentlemen, two second story south front furnished ROOMS; medern hovee, on line of Belt street railway. ily, two adults, Apply at 1003 O st. n.w. 'OR RENT—607 C st.n.w., near City Post Ofiee, 3-story and cellar. Can Be used for either store or warchoures Keys at Hall & Hume’ Mark Space. Apply to A. 8. OAYWOOD, LW. ‘OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS en sate « VOR + NT-DWELLING, SLAUGHTER and ICE HOUSE. Inquire of Mrs. HICE, Tennal- lytown road. Jan15-3t* JOR KENT — Unfurnished ROOMS over our ank. J. H. SQUIER & CO., Bankers, 1416 1523 ate Tennsylvania ave. OR RENT OR LEASE—A valuable SCONE T QUARRY weet of “Lyons! Mille.” 8 aycaments toa relable party. THO: GAMaAN Jan1b-3t ‘OF RENT “GRANT'S ROW,” on East, Capi- tolet., between 2d and 3d sts.,'a few HOUSES, ‘ther furnished or unfurnished, can be secured in this row at ereatly reduced rent; if applied for at once ‘There houses are some of the finest resi- ences in Washington, claborately finished, con- tain 14 rooms and 3 bath rooms, clothes closets, and oll the modern improvements; stable, front and rear yards, &c. A larve steam pump, tank and connections supply an abundance of hot and enla Nater to all parts of the house. We have number of other Houges on the, Hil which wie will rent at low rates. F. A. GRANT Janl5-3¢* OR TERT STOLE No. 942 Soe ‘ave. bet. Sth and 10th sts, ‘n.w., suitable for an: Kind of business. Apply to 0. O'HARE, 2019 1 st. 1.We ‘janl4-3t* ‘(OR RENT—Furnished PARLOR with BED. ROOM adjoining, on the first fioor; also fur- nished ROOMS on the second floor, with fire, gas and bath. Apply at 924Est.n.w. | Jani4. OR RENT—Cnear—One er two nicely nished communicating ROOMS, we and gaa, first floor, bath, hot and cold water near Capitol, ‘ana two lines of cars. apply iio Bae Fe RENT—A neat FRAME HOUSE, 6 rooms, water in yard, located No. 512 21st st., between Band F ste.al-w.; rent $10 per month ” Apply at 212 0 F st.n. 2-6" Og ey new HOUSES on ae street n.W. ; each house contains eight rooms, and has all the modern improvements, including bath, closets heater, concreted cellar, attic, two stair: double parlor and diving-room and Kitchen on'a level on the eame Hoors alsoe lateo yards: streetcars pass the door. Situated near W st, en high ground. Rent $25 a month. Apply to,N- W. FITZGERALD, 1014 15th st. jan ‘OR RENT—HOUSE 1414 E st,, near the aa and Treasury departme rooms, summer kitchen, gas and water. Key 1310 F st. ‘Rent 820. Janl0-6t* POE SALES AT A Sacnteice Several handsome new DWELLINGS, n. w.. containing 9rooms, all mod, impos; suitable {02 Congressmen and others de oe homes or Proftable investments, ‘Terms to suit purchaser. HESTER, bier 7th 7 ANTED CARPETS to CLEAN, st RIOE'S 490 Mainé avenue 8.w- Orders by mail or left at . Mi dP ‘Messrs. Hoos, Bio & Gon, 1528 and Pa. ave., or } st., Carpet Dealers. Seo We CARPET OLEANING. work guaranteed. At OHAOE'’S, 616 Sonik FOE, SALERIust , arrived from West Vineinia, 20 head of ood draught and \« HORSES. ed as. represented. ‘All horres sold warrant- JOHN HARRISON, No. 236 10th st. Janl5-6t* STX-HORSE BOILER and FOUR- iGINE as asnew. Cheap for cash. Also, three Spring Light Business. Top Wagons. ALDERNY DAIRY, 412, 414, and 416 3d gt-n.w. janl2-2w OR RENT—Fixe Resipence—I am anthorized to offer for rent the fine RESIDENCE of the Jate Rear Admiral Reynolds, No. 1819 H st., con- taining 11 rooms, viz: Handsome saloon parlor, dining room, kitchen, laundry, 5 chambers, with resning room (with bath and water closet) at- tached to each,and 2 servants’ rooms. Every mod- ern convenience and completely furnished, except cua and linen. For terms apply on the premises, . B. SANDS, Attorney-at-Law, a” t Neatly-furnished ROOMS, en suite or single; first and second floors. 613 14th st new, adjoining southern end of Ebbitt House, is posite to Willard’ Jan5- FS, RET Foca PARLORS and Cae ROOMS and BOOMS furnished for housckee} BEDROOMS. a58 Penney Louisiana ave. vania ave.,corner 7 ve BOARDING. just ar- izb, . To be seen at JOHN SIMMON'S Stable, No. S11 Lith ate new. ene l2ee FOR SALEAT (A GREAT Bancatw—A nearly new Hallet Davie & Co. Upright Grand, PIANO, elegant case and superb tone. A choice New Vear'e gift, AtB11 Vth shii.w, dee! FOR, RAGES A, opyeis, TURNOUT—HORS HARNESS and BUGGY. _ Also, ine new eet of Heavy Single HAREESS, ana one of the finest Saddie MARES in the city, suitable for lady or gentleman. Allorders for purchasing or disposing of Stock will receive prompt attention, and satisfaction an anteed. . EF. DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 171 .W. doc25 JOR SALE Fine CANARY and MOCKING DS. Also, CAGES at coet pris Pre- jared MOCKING BIRD FOOD. Tosa. are, east, bet. let and 2d sts.. Capitol Hill. d26-24t* OH SALE—At lowest HOTDEE prices, & select asaortment of cine ‘DERED 11ANO COVERS, at 723 71 north- ix CANA-. AS EROn ‘at the Bird: RECHT. d10-2m* = SALE—A lot of fine Sin RIES; also MOCKING BIRDS, BIRD CAGES, & Store, 1133 7th st.: very nea T)E, ROBERTSON, TH Gonfidential Consuitine Ph or Gentlemen, can be consulted in person every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, from 2 to9 p.m., at 486 C st. n.w., near4i st. Offices perfectly pri- Yute. Charnes nioderate: No failures. Main office, 10 South Eutaw st-, Baltimore Jaul3-Im y ADAM BROOKE pA TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies and Gentlemen 50 conte each. 416 Let., bet, 4th and 5th sts.n.w. jan10- P. LIBBE 32 7th at. peering: to reduce his stock of WATCHES, JEW SILVER- WARE, offers it all at cost fe es ae ty fas 8, for cash only. See his advertisement in another’co!- umn. jan8-3m _ Fok RENT With BOARD, one good-sized third- story front ROOM; hot and cold water in room, and bath on same floor. 912 L st. n.w. 5-Bt OR RENT—Three communicating ROOMS—two bedrooms and one parlor—on second floor, with ay, windows, with first-class BOARD. App, 1163 G et. Janlo-3 TERRACE I DINING ROOMS, Lior Tach atros First class TABLE BOARD 815.00 a mont Furnished ROOMS. also very low.” CATERL r Balle, Parties, &c., on very favorable terms. “decd0-1316 HE TREMONT HOUSE offers ROOMS, ‘with first class Hotel Board, for $25 and 830 per month. House is well furnished, heated with steam, and every way desirable. lec26-Lin ROR, RENT | To Members of Congress ers, first-class ROOMS, with OF without Serene at Sherman House, 218 3d st. n.w. 7. HE TOCRTEL, HOURE, 512 9th st-n-w., is one of cosiest and best conducted boarding honses in the city Transient boarders accommo- dated at reasonabie term novl9 ___LOST AND FOUND. _ NS— a farslined ops) Mittens; dropped in right- hand aisle in Metropolitan (M.E.)Chureh, on even- ing of Dr. Newman’s lecture. Finder please ra- turn to this (Star) office. CBE TO MY RESIDE! a BRINDLE COW Party cai have same and paying chance. Hl NEY GLASCOW cor. nd M st. u.w. jan OST—In going from comer of 8th street to Ba. ave., thence to acthae n.W., siuall en- ameled-case GOLD WATCH, Finder will be rewarded by leaving same at E. G. 719 Market Space, cor. 8th st. n-w. NCE, on Januai lite Gut in roving propert OST—On the 14th inst., in Thomas Dowling’s J auction house, or between said house and N st. herthwest, aRED MOROCOO POCKETBOOK, con- taining money, letters, ke. ‘The finder will be Lberally rewarded by leaving the same at Thomas , Southwest corner Penn. and 11th. st. Panes HAVING GOODS at 7W. H. WHEAT- LEY’S over six month are heteby requested to aul ioe or notify me to send the same home, OC. y. days from date, otherwise they wilt have to be wold te pay charges ‘and make room. pany. packayes, good and useful in eee on hand over a year, are now ready for sale. Parties in want will please call. These goods are Mati more than one-half marke for dying them. ‘own at half the c} Office, 4y Jefferson st., George= » D. hen called for and delivered anywhere in the istrict, free of charze. were 1880. Jan3-Im. M 8. L. P. ANDERSON, the well-known Trance, IVE Test and Business Medium, of San Francisco, ormerly, of New York city, is located at No. 204 . ave. 1.W. ADAME ROSS, the I ees alas ‘and Astrologist, wives bettor ‘satis. Doctress faction in all affairs of life thai’ auy one in the pro- fession; (lis 'the part, prevent and future tobi ove -ad mateimony. “Alin ad cau, Gatietiction sven OF no pay’, ives advice and Consultation Rooms, 402 2d st., above ved snore saree to Te sonaibiity 6 of re with stnttacts of pape oie tee p.m. Always ia Detore 9 9and from ey to. Five 13m" Not TO CARRY THEM OVER. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF WINTER CLOTHING FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. OVERCOATS. Overcoats now $20, formerly 825. Overcoats now 15, formerly 20. Overcoats now 10, formerly 15. Overcoats now 8, formerly 12. Overcoatsnow 6, formerly 8. SUITS. Suite that were $25, now $20. Suits that were 20, now 16. Suite that were 15, now 12. Suits that were 13, now 10. Suits that were 10, now 8. Suitsthat were 8,now 6. COATS AND VESTS, DRESS AND BUSINESS PANTS, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS' CLOTHING, AT PROPORTIONATE REDUCED PRIQES. A. STRAUS, 1011 avenue, Between 10th and 11th sts. janl3 Wt 28 METEEs CATARREH A SPEEDY and fer hres, SNUEFLES, OO OLDS TN PH HEAD, ROHTTIS. A CONSTITUTIONAL and Absolute Cure. Sold by all Druggists, or delivered by D. B. DEWEY & CO., No. 46 Dey st., New York, FINANCIAL. 202 RETURNS IN 30 DAY: 5 ON, 100 invested. rts ¥ ike PREE, 10 to 850. Address ‘T. POTTER cera, 36 Wall Stroet, N.¥. Official repor “ik options of. WIGHT & CO.. COAL AND WOOD. wet WICZ, COOKE & PORTER, COAL. BEST QUALITY OF WHITE AND RED ASH ANTHRACITE GOAL. Well screened and clean, 2240 Ibs. to the ton anteed. George's Creek, Lump and Run of Cumberland Goal, by cargo, car load or single ton. WOOD OF ALL KINDS. PINE, OAK AND HICKORY OF BEST QUALITY, Is Corp LENGTH, oF eae AND SPLIT TO ANY IZE. BAKERS’ PINE A SPECIALTY. eciain Office, 1419 New York ave. Office and Yard and Indiana ave. Shipping and Yards foot of 10th st. Battimonr BRancz. rcligin Office, 39 Post Office ave. Office and Rail- Yard, Cathedral, near Biddle a. ‘Shipping Wharf and Yar N. P. LEWIS, Private he oot of York st os Agent for Washin, ane to Wharf an Natroxar FAIR ASSOCIATION. ‘THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL AND RUNG OCD wexe yn sens us over all com. STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penns. avenue. ale sonENoN: B 1ONIG CONNECTIONS. ‘Yarde. BI 5 F ts ae nw Sth et D.w. ;1418 st. n.w. :and 221 Pa. ave.s.e. 0! F st. n.w.; NEY AT LAW, 1 and 323 455 street, costlier Toome in one of the best business neihbor- hoods in the city. *‘Lenman Building,” New York ave... near 15th st. A number of desirable Office Rooms. 1113 re nw. ‘Iron Building: "Handsome Of- dice Roomson eecond and third floo1 “EF” st. near U. 8. Patent Omice. Sev vrai large ffices, borh single and communicatit ing 245 Bridge sty, Georgetown,D.G.—A comfortable 6 Toom Dwelling. Corner New York ave. and 15th st.—Basement suitable for a plumbing establishment. THOS. J. FISHER & O0O., Jan19 1223 F street northwest. EAL ESTATE Se THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 Seventh street. (Changes made We —— and Saturdays.) DLT @istinw GE. motets: 635, 63 Toth eicncen; mod impae tre 495'C et. ew. hae ‘247 3d st. 981 25th nen as nro Fo Story Brick ang ‘Frame Houses For Sale. ae Pa. ave. h., 7rs.. 4h Sty bets Land M sta Tst., bet. sd and 4th ste.n e. dalek bet; Land K sts.t-e., 1 4th st. bet: Tad K ste. t-e., perf ,bet.N and O 8.w., per ft. Mund N n.w.per ft. Houses for Rent. 419 13th et-n.w.,mod.imps..store and 15 rag7: 412 11th at niw.,tinper part.,mod. imps on'st wae be 48 Prospectst., Georsceto 1743 5 et.n.W.,5 rs The ve is aemall erty for rent pe ee es ee compl list see bulletin taeued o1 ont 6 Ist and 15th of each mont which can be pea ‘on application at office, or be sent by mail ace ca $2,000, 81,000, 8000 at atT T per cent. FOE ser. janl¢ B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F streets northwest. iia Pa G08 Lacavecnw. iouaae store. room. los ¥. av ave., store..38 2534 30 919 7th st. Dew: I make no charge te Iandlordsfor adi Property, and keep it before the public seer I have many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; also, Houses in every section at prices from 81,000 to $60,000. Now is the time to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, Jan10 10th and F sts. n.w. RR ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., St. Cloud Building, ‘Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. We have HOUSES for sale on Txnus To Surr. ‘hot and cold water on three Bea 2 bay ‘windows, very Saal cash payments balnecs monghly, Price. A ae “room, ae ow, building’ < on 12th sone be- tren Mf ani cash payment; Salanca a Bene ks itor the Capitol groun , for and on long time to any one building, will be built to suit, and sold on easy R RENT. 12 Ist at. f.0., 12 rooms, having a good view of jo without Cast pa mont ora Office, | FORE, corner 9th and @ and suitable for “Housekeeping, 959 Pennsylvania ave. MONEY TO LOAN at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. on satisfactory security. JOHN SHERMAN & 00. 22 Prospect st., Gt'n...14 1623 Vermont ave 12 1815 7th st. u. w. Bits in 31 uo as st. n.W. id 458 La. ave. D.W., from 85 uD. S05 6 ESiRADLE OFF 1CES IN 916 F ST. N.W. ‘The Real Estate Review, p blished at my office on the 20% of each Biains a complete st of 01 throuplout the country,” Gal asd peta Sone By or ee cee 918 F street, ‘epposite 100 100 100 80 11: 5 3 Pst. 2S 414 26th, 65 307 Hn. ‘50 852 N st. 42. A et. n. -50 81 Pet.n. Storekdwig, ath ii.-30 33 Store, 1510 Est. 30 1 735 Lith n.w. 25 6th and P sta soon BALE! Large Lot in the business Good Houses on Defi S-roomed Brick, with Houses on 4th st, cast, on Let, near 1: GES nese Worn and invall Sections of Baw.s.e., ¥S.,! ae $28 eesesses RRREBRESS: i, 3.800, $1,000, 81,000 IN HAND, AT 7 PER 2 tok Wan cas first class roa estate security. Ne delusin Joans. «HAS. W. HAN- Dx, Keal Batate Agents 808 7th stenew, $anl6-3b WwW, NTED—I wish to buy, at once, HOUSE on E street, ‘etween ! ihwest. House nmst contain at least 11 . W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent, ete janl6- ILL-HEALTH, 1 will sell ess for a moderate price. Kectanrant, 996 6th st, n. ost Oflice. Jans Fok SALE on leihts of Georgetown, upon ery Foesonsble. torms, & ten-room BRIOK HOUS! bay window, all modern improvements. Enquire 164 West st.,Goonretown. Jan 14-16t" (OR SALE- Soieeie i. : B2, 2 3 1.250; alley in rear.” Terms to suit. H. SPAU- NG, Room 4, 1429 N.Y. avenue.“ janl4-2w* OR SALE—Good-will of an old-established T¥- SURANCE AGENCY, in business in the District years. No better cliss of risks. Will be sold foatonably. Hf immediate application is unde; ad dress P.O. Box No.655, cit} Janl4-3t* FPOR SALE, Que of thoseclovant now a = oa in Sherman block, at $2,500; also, one oa Fist. ,near New Tergey.aveni eva 00 also, a nice vearly new BRICK on, between 4th aud Stir "at $3,000. ‘These houses are all motors, na ‘are good bangains.“M. M: HOHNER, $13.7 N ACCOUNT OF my place of. bus JOSFFH GERHARD w., near the new Cit TED. re to take a half interest 1 ive Dusiness. “Address ever JOR SALE—RESTAURANT near Willard’s Hotel. Very prominent location. Doing sod tne Keakon for selling, bad health. "Ay oe io THOS. J. SEER te 1223 Fst.n.w J12 F% SALI sacrifice, one of the beat paying EAn ROOMS on prominent thoroushfare the Avenue | Invoutinste. | Apply to TT. TER & CO., Real Estate Azents, F st.n.w nt for ladies. POLLOCK, agraduate of the Kinder- ‘ormal Institute, Berlin, Prussia, having ad te Yearsexperience in teaching, in accordance ndergarten Philosophy, in private and “ Roston and Washington ; and Miss PINE NOERR. who has taucht with Mise depart Mi Pollock Shrine the past Principals. Ei ite 8 Clareea i ait Calisthenic daily. | Funils Swill recat ve every attention from the. Paine nd their As- mete tes! ipeluding: epecial adapt tion to individual oronuxh systematic progress in m= Rtrvction. Pupils will be received at any time dar- ing the year. jan 10-66 ROF. HENRIE, Teacher of the Guitar and P''Sagine. Persons oe Knowiedye of Music {aught to play a waltz in, a month. “Changes rea- sonable. F st., 1 and (uawvorie wai i. ‘St. my 's County, Mp. ‘The next eesrion will becin pera FEBRU- 1880, Board and tuition 875 ia advance For Circulars apply to aa Secretary to the Board. () ATE ST OLLE V. PRUD HOMME'S French Classes. New term in January. 91 hours, 11a. m.» $i, 4 and 6% p.m. Hours reserved for private instruction. Rare advan! offered to all pupils, adults and children. “1 idioms orally und practically tatueht. | Visitora invited on Thursd 335 p. mi. Office hours: 2m. tol p.m. Terius moderate. SES PoLLock AND NOERIES a a Kindergarten, 1127 15th st, n. w. ‘borough instruction, from. first "to grammar grade. Daily iustructiGn in German yiven free. ‘Norma! department for ladies. PARE SEMINARY for Young Ladies and ae 506 5th ws» thorouh instrnetion in WM. T. BRISCOE, wish branches, thchudin Drawing, ‘extended ‘coutee Book-keop Circulars at the book sto "address Mus. G3 bo ores. . G. ML CONDEON, Principal. docll ne AD oh. OR SAT basement BRICK HOUSE with on rooms besides bath room, water closet and coal vault; convenient to Capitol nd Government Printing office. Price $1,200— y balance in monthly payments. Triquire a3. E. ey0G. 929 Rhode Island ave. _ jan12- —Two-sta rT MOAN ONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix Sums To Surt, At6, 7 and 8 per cent. No Delay. B. O. HOLTZMAN, Jan10 10th and F sts. n.w. ‘OR SALE—A very desirable PROPERTY, suit able for Dairy or Market Garden, about 100 \ards north of Boundary and. same distance from Glenwood road, very cheap. Will take milk or pro- duce in part Payment, _ Also, several three-story and mansard root BRICKS, well located, all con veniences, Payments in monthly instal- lnents.. We have iniproved city Pro perty to trade for country property. And always M toloan at the lowest rates in srims to emit W. E. BURFORD & & 00. Jan6___ Real Estate Aventa, 708 E stree! EGULAR JERENCH SC! ehool to 903 16th st. Private Lessons After School Hours. Prospectus at Madame Delarue, French fancy store, 1235 Pa. 3m. BY S TaOpALInA TT SEMINARY AND eae 7T Miss Bd! ee Prin Ladies both Gay nod evening GCHOOL OF MUSIC, 707 8th st.—Organ Lessons (with use of Churek Organ.) Voice © Volos Gatcare (oy 4 Boston teacher.) Piano. tion @5 and upwards. ‘oct25-3m Miss ‘OSBORNE'S ENGLISH AND FRENOH BOAKDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Ladies and Children, 943 M st., corner of 1a Next quarter will commence Nov. 17. _ause5-6m MAzeEwoon INSTITUTE, ConocoRDvILLE, Pa.—Boys, $50 per quarter’ Girls, 840. Ste dente prepared tor bukinens, Yale or Harvard. First class professors. Primary pupils adrai jer? 3: BHORTLIDGE, A-M., Principal. Free classes, Moxey TO LOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY, B. H. WARNER, 916 F st. n.w. District of Co- jan5 lumbia 7 per cent. the present price these bond: the a market. Interest paid atthe { eiuites Staton ‘reas, ury. ‘ER CAMPBELL, Jan3-Im 1431 Pa. Avente. T3738 LOAN ON BEAT ESTATE SECURITY— $1,500, 81,000, 8800, 8500 an hie peaney: nhand. B. F. LEIGHTON, jan3-Im* 823 436 street northwest. SALE CHEAP. Fes Or Exchango for a Sinall in this District, or for City Property —a TAKUM. of about $50 acrés, near Eredericksbiing, acres of excellent oak and pine timber, halanee suitable for whent, tobacco, corn and fruit, For ie aad te terms address Box 126, Star office. 110-8, "0,30" Mok. TO LOAN ON LIFE AND ENDOW- MENT INSURANCE POLICIES.—We also buy endowment Policios iemed by leading oo nies, maturing within 5 yoars. Address, incl stamp for rent, ROGERS & GO., cor, Lexington and Yaa Be sts., Baltimore. de18-e03m 9 10 WM. H. MAIN & BROS., 125 Pennsylvania ave. n.w., if you want to buy, sell or exchange city or sountsy Propet x: change specialty. Moc t-1me THE TRADES. ESTABLISHED 1863. | Send your orders to Jas ¥. Brien, Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter, 1 419 tn. W., practical experience 22 ith anitary plumbing: "Examination of all work with view to its proper eanita ary arrangement are special- ties. Orders promptly janl-im* he pubie ia informed that the ic ” LYCE’ sINDERY {s carried on 6 excellent ag heretofore. The sam workmen are employed, and the work turned out ail bein ae mente wi widon bas always been 8 5 i012 Pennsylvania avenue, third floor. IBSON Bi .CTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, iPe toy Minton, D. 0. 1012 gH Eeoneyivais ayenne, avenut cae PROFESSIONAL. ec FEET Being meauistts to health and comfo1 thousands of well- know: B personayes visit Dx. WHITE'S estab- ‘ishaney i 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, op sosite Wil- a’s Hotel, for relief from an! avoi tance of Corns. Bunions, Direased Nails, Chiivlaina, &c., &e, _pstablished 1861. Oflice fee, 81 per visit. de D; GANDEE, ov New YoRk, Speciaiiet. —Hou- orrhoids or Piles cured in all their various forms, No caustics, acids, c = ligatures used. Im- mediate relief. Cutarrh cured and deafness caused by catarrh. “Constipation cured. Vital enersy re- stored. For further difficulties of which I treat you must make a) orate at my office, No. 439 9th st. n.w., Riley Building. Jan3 BE, WEIRENPORN Dentint, removed to 410 11th . CELLULOID TEETH inserted a7 wel per tak Teas and all ered on the: natural T ices. Ex- tracting, set BR. J. o. ScENETCS DENTIST, 17 years’ experience, formerly over “Batian store, has returns 616 hed to the oity.. Office, 616 9th Ea iw 5 onpoaite Patent. Office class work. jas administered. Best of reference. nov25, declé Teeth of every kind ingerted. All operations on the natural teeth performed with caro and satisfaction. Attention is called to the pleasant ae convenient to location of this office. Three lines of cars vast e oor. R. T. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, Removed to southeast corner 7th and E atrests northwest. ‘Teeth inserted 87 per set. moy2s Deez O19 7th street northwest, Teeth ga Teeth wails, Si: Extraction seithoat pain, 60 cents. aratic ranted. HOTELS. ASHINGTON HOUS! or. Penna. av. and 3d st., HINGTON, D. (deel me F.BEVERIDGE, Pr. $2 per day. CAGiraone ERAN 832. ulin fio . ms. share, lor parlors, le x to size. the ‘cars pass the doors. F. W. - Balt., Md., Oct. 10, 1879. PIANOS AND ORGANS. IANOS: Etter ARES, sale iY manne and forms mod- BE ey erate, _ Janb-9t* feces ALLET DAVIS & C0/S UPRIGHT PIANO! eae oP cei ee = TWO FIRST PREMIUMS at the late National Fair, at Washing Piano, defies competition. Ce BCS jan8__- 793 7th st. se, botwaon Gad Ta BEAUTIFUL DECKER * PIANOS, ee 6. Huns searot AR Wa are eae ea Fan len Sed 2 acer sete: D.C. The Artist's 027-6m EGE OR IN CLASS—LATIN, GREEK, GERMAN, FRENCH, MATHE! ATIGS, RUET- ORIC, LOGIC: Preparation for College, West Point, Annapolis. Translations: ef Anci a ana 8.W. FLYNN, A. M.,.702 Sth E,SCHEEL, Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and od). VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attention to be- ers, as well as those wishing 0 be qualiled for Teachers. Terms moderate. 1215 H at. n.w. “auy28-21w* GPENCERI AN BUSINESS OOLLEGE, Corman 77H anv L Staeets N vives education for real life to sons and. Creare The course comprises Penmanship, position, Correspondence, Business Arr sin te and Double Entry Bookkeeping, Business Hoes, Political Economy, Comm Law. and Lao Day and evening Open for recep- thon on of gina lenta last ondag, A Auuust and there. particulars v College, dress H. O. SPENCER, Prinoreau. BOOKS, &e. DIARIES. 880 Ad AND DAILY . JOURNALS of every Sched ‘AUTOMATIC PENCILS, plain and for RT ATA MANAG, Be ANAS es 1880. CHURCH A’ WHI AAEMANAG fo for 1880. ['TTAK Hes A table of Standard and Miscellaneous Books in cloth bindings, at the uniform price of 50 cents per volume. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, METRO! BOOK STO! eoLrTan 11 Part ave. janl0 NEw LAW ant one, anno Otto’ U. 8. Reports; = -84.00 American Law Review Yor Saanaay, 1880. 50 Ewell’s Evans on Ave! Story’s Equi . Curti Probabilities. Carried by Bien by Mary Agnes Fieming:- Memoirs of Madame de Remusat Durant's Hyxiene of the Voice. . Sent by mail, post-paid, by W. H. & 0. H. MORRISON, Law BooxsELLERs AND STATIONERS, Jjand 475 Pa, avenue. Ose. DAUGHTERS: WHAT SHALL WE ‘DO WITH THEM? by Marion Harland; 50c. ULTURE: Inteilectual, Physical and , by Prof. Johu 8. Blackie; cheap edition, pELowBET'S SELECT NOTES on The Interns {ional Lessons for 1880, the best aid to teachers; THE LIGHT OF AST 2 ye ceduin Arnold; 81.50, THE FAITH OF 01 REFATHERS, by Dr. 1.25 1.50 10 iE & 80! Jan7 428 7th street n.w. ‘Sage? ASSORTMENT OF BOOKS AND FANCY GOODS. Special attention is calied to the new Ziv and Standard works in fine Bindings. Juvenile Books, 16 best lish and American editions. pal Prayer Books and Hymnals. Episcon: Catholic Prayer ks. Christmas and New year's Cards. Pictures, Brackets und Eusele.. A superb lino of photog otowraph Albums,” mew patterns. Autograph Albums, Writ Desks. Work Boxes, Dressing ABS. ae and Fancy aakereng ia «reat variety. Russia Leather, Ivory and Calf Skin Pocket Books. Chess, Checkers, Pinyin Garis cks mon Boards, &e. migers’ and Wastenholm's Penknives. ‘The finest Gold Pensand (Buccessor to Mohun Brothers, ) decl3 o18 Pe ‘Ith st. "a. B06.» OOF. BOOTS AND SHOES. AKE 8. PRICES YET. Misses and Boys) School Shoes, from 75 dren's School Shoes, from Sve. Mies . But., $1, worth Ladies’ Kid and Goat But. B, C $1.25 up fine Calf Gaiters, H.’S. $4, wo ii 86: Sne Calf Gafters, tpeciaite Siem Big Shoe) epecl kn, ae 08. Pair. Jasth’s Heel Proved janl0 ‘OTWITHSTANDING THE GREAT advance in SHOES, we have a few cases of Gent’s Fine Hand-Sewed Button and Con ees Gaiters, which we can offer for THIs' MonTH ONLY at the old figures. is quality of Shoe will yorth on inspection. BYRN'S SHOE STORE, iithst., 2 doors below Corcoran, and SELBY, 1914 and 1916 Par atenie. OE STORE, N= YORK suoE 5 “ PRACTICE WHAT WE PREACH.” Ovum Goops Anz THE Best AND CHEAPEST; ‘THis Sipe or New York Rhy sei 88 seh the prices you Ladies’ But Ladies’ Custom anade Kid Button Bi made Kid Bi Ladies French Kid Bution.. GEO. McOARTHY. ARGAINS IN SECOND-HAND OVEROOATS. A rich man's OYEROOAT, first-class merchant Door man's’ ence, for lone 4 8 Comme Feady-made new: at near Pennsylvania ave. ; you will find i Beery Bpentof the above clout, torether