Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR.. WASHINGTON. TWESDAY........... January 29, 1880. CROSBY S. NOYES. ...Editor. dverace Daily Circulation over 17.760— Being a much larger bona fide, regular and permanent circulation than that of all the other daily papers in the city added tooether. ‘Tne Sran is connected with the wires of the Na fional Telephone Exchange and with the Western Union Telephone Exchange. Both these agencies ean therefore be availed of in sending to THe Star Bdvertisements, orders for the paper to be served, Tews, or any information, at any hour of the day free of charge. These facilities are a great conve- mience, and will be appreciated by the castomera of ‘Tae Star. The ‘Refunding Question. The friends of Mr. Wood’s refunding bill, in their ardent advocacy of the per cent. bond, appear to lose sight of the fact that this low- rate bond is authorized to be issued only in exchange for bonds no! matuied soon as the government can call the bonds, the Secre- tary of the Treasury, under Mr. Wood’s bill, as Well as under Mr. Morrill’s, is authorized to issue four per cents, sufficient tn amount to redeem from their proceeds all the outstanding bonds ihus matured. Should Mr. Wood's bill become a law in its present form, and parties holding the unmatured fives and sixes should decline to surrender them upon the terms pro- posed, no refunding would be done until Jan- uary 1, 185i, when $15,000,000 of sixes mature, and then there is, as before stated, ample authority in Mr. Wood’s bill for the issue of four per cents for this purpose, and six months later an additional amount of $750,000,000 could be refunded in the same bonds. They also seem to lose sight of the fact that the four per cents. when sold, will bring such a premium as to make the rate of interest to the investor the lowest the government can obtain in the mar- ket, and may not necessarily be more than ~~ per cent. and would not be if a per cent. bond could be sold at par ——_—--—____ ‘The spirit of discord has entered the Ohio democracy notwithstanding the fact that they are apparently in a hopeless minority, and have nothing in the way of political prospects worth quarrelling over. The Cincinnati Enquirer is leading a revolt against the order of the state executive committee that delegates to the na- tional convention be selected by Congressional districts, the committee reserving the right to choose the four electors-at-large. The Enquirer calls this ““ Thompsonizing” the Ohto democra- cy, and insists that a convention shall be held, and that the party shall make its voice heard in the land. Mr. Thompson and others of the committee, it seems, are endeavoring to prevent the Ohio “idee” from coming to the front in advance of the national convention. ‘The Enjuirer sticks to the “idee,” though it is buried undera large popular majority, and de- mands a state convention for the choice of dele- gates, with the view of once more planting the party of the state upon a soft-money platform. This is just what Mr. Thompson does not want. The plan of the committee 1s to defer the making of a state platform until after the national convention shall have met, and then, of course, the platform of the latter must pre- vail. The committee have issued their fiat, and there is no way by which the revolters can re- verse it. —~---___ There has been no rupture of the peace yet in Maine, and the republicans have matters so completely in thelr own hands that nene need be apprehended. The fusionists still hold the “broad seal of the state” and the returns of the late election. That is all they have left of the state over which they assumed control. ‘They could not even muster half a quorum in their open-air legislature yesterday, and at the next meeting “ pursuant to adjournment” It 1s quite likely that none but the few whe hoped to hold good offices will respond. The memvers of the legislature who were legally elected will, very likely, be admitted to their seats by the re- publicans in a few days and the counted-in members will quietly retire to their homes. ‘The mass meeting to be held this evening at Lincoln Hall for the relief of the famine stricken people or Ireland promises to be largely at- tended. The call has been made by the most distinguished men of the nation resident of the capital. The most worthy object to be attained has elicited the warmest sympathy from all classes, political and religious. Chief Justice Cartter will side; and Senators Thurman, Conkling, and ton, Speaker Randall, Con- gressmen Hawley, Loring, Ellis, Kenna and others, and Rev. Drs. Rankin and Sunderland and Father Be ire expected to address the Meeting. The agencies for dispensing the relief are of the highest and most competent stamp, and can be relied upon to see that the money Will be applied where it will do the most good. Mr. George W. Riggs has kindly consented to act as treasurer until the relief movement orga- nization is fully effected, and he will doubtless continue to give his valuable services asa re- Sponsible custodian of the moueys raised. —————-+.-___ The effort to keep politics out of the census appointments has failed, already, even before ‘the first officials necessary for the work are chosen. The two political parties are squab- bling over the supervisors, the democrats claim- ing that they have not been given a proper pro- Portion and the republicans maintaining that their opponents have been allowed too many, Before a single step can be taken towards pre- paring the census, the Senate must give its con- Sent to the confirmation of ofiicers appointed, and frequent threats of rejection are being uttered. It is within the power of the Senate majority to delay appointments, and it party spirit continues to rule, this is not improbable, Why cannot Congressmen and all others in au- thority understand that the census, to be of any value, whatever, must be entirely free from suspicion of political manipulation? Our true position as a nation depends upon the census. Every interest is bound up in ft, and it does seem that this one great work might be divorced from politics, The decision of the U. Supreme Court, rendered yesterday, affirming the right of in- mates of the soldiers’ homes to draw pensions coming to them under the arrearages law, will be received with general satisfaction. In the act of Congress there was no distinction made be- tween soldters; all were put upon the same foot- ing, and the public were not able to see why men, who had been rendered helpless in their country’s service, should be deprived of the money the government declared them entitled to. The country felt that it owed to these dis- abled soldiers the duty of taking care of them, and therefore was not willing to make them pay for the accommodation they got in the homes by taking their pensions from them. The decision of the court will put in the pockets of crippled and disabled soldier inmates of the ‘Washington Home, alone, over $100,000 in the aggregate. The Baltimore American, like numerous Other journals, has come to regard “envoys ex- traordinary and ministers plenipotentiary” as Scarcely necessary to the success of a republic. Im speaking of yesterday’s nominations for for- eign missions the American says: “The duties ofan American minister abroad are of sucha trivial character, and his actual responsibilities 80 slight, that any man of ordinary ability can discharge them without difficulty, and the gov- ernment would not be in the least degree em- barrassed or our dipgomatic relations with other Countries appreciably affected if the position of foreign minister were abolished entirely.” ————<ce-—__. ‘The N. Y. Tribune has made a canvass of the yepublican members of the New York legisla- ture. Grant leads largely, but the 7: ‘ibune, in Summing up, says it is noticeable that those ‘who are against him, with those non-commit- #1, are in a majority. ————~-___ ‘This is hard weather on that large class of z-4ee young men who put their all in along tailed acter overcoat, thinking that that nseful but hemely garment and a respectable patr of shoes ‘would enable them to cut a swell on the avenue ally, inter. Simon Cameron will doubtless be aisgusted to dear that another of “them d—d Uterary fel- Jers” has been appointed toa foreign mission. —_— scl prove fall wok removed by oe Mase See eet os, PF iG NEW. Ty oangmat, the oli ical Hatter, 18 p make Silk Hats to order. emodeling of old styles a specialty. Remember the new num-. ber, 740 8th st. n.w., between @and H. _jan20 See EQUALLED, HOREHOUND AND ELECAMPANE cuur DROPS. NEVER EXCELLED. HALF POUND PACKAGES, 25c. ARTHUR NATTAN, PuarMacist, 0 14th and I sts. and 2d and D sts. n.w. for fine ) REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED DIAMONDS aud Ware TEN ELAN h-Loading GUNS and OLOTHING for salen MONEY 10 LOAN at \ st rate of interest. gis J. M. & R. COHEN, AN. OFFICE, at 1007 7th st. n.w. 'VER’S RYE CORDIAL, OMPORED oF FINE 0) wy RYE WHISKY AND PURE WHITE ROCK CANDY, Cures all Pulmonary and Malarial Complainit, and in 4 most delicious and pleseant beve Price 50 cents and 81 per botti For sale by all drixgists, fine. grocers, aia the trade generally. Wholesale and retail from (chewing depots: Barbour & Hamilton, — ©. “an, ES leary & RAND OPENING OF EVENING DRESSES. MRS. M, A. CONNELLY, 7 East 16th st., New York, G AND 21 Rue Bergue, Paris, ‘Has now open at her Branch Howes, 1331 F STREE’ OPPOSITE THE ‘EBBITT, ‘The most magnificent steck of IMPORTED” DRESSES, BONNETS, Etc!, EVER EXHIBITED 1 WRAPS, :WASHINGTON. Zs DITION ARLINGTON F: TEE Ay TN! ie URANCE COM- FOR THE DISTHICE ¢ OF COLUMBIA, AT THE CLOSE OF Business, DECEMBER 31, 1879. RESOURCES. Loans, Distri Bills receivable. Office furniture and fixtures, Accrued interest and rents. Premiums due and in course of colli Cush in banik and companys vault. LIABILITIE! Capital stock. Balance due on areal estate Surplus .. si 84: by SWitenpes SURY WATCH, timer, ‘for | Bat Call fica BUILD! DING, corner nd Pa _WANTS. - * FOR ‘RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. _EDUCATIONAL. wea White. NURSE, Protestant, four best refer :nces. Apply Wollnesdays 10 to 2, 1900 Vermont ave. Wares isn, DRESSMAKING or family SEWING of any kind, will be done cheap. Apply 1237 G st. new. Jan20-st" WANTED Bye first-class Dresemaker, WORK by the day or week ; understands cutting and fitting and trimming. Apply to 2314 Mt. $20-3t* R Lago ds Sy ROOMB at 1700 10th st. ‘w., With modern improvements. _jan)/-3t" | Fe RENT—To small aie five pleasant ROOMS on first and second 1 pe 916 B St. 8.w., opposite new Museum. 120 -e03t* Fe eee Ooms conga or single, 1134 18th st., near’ line of F-st.cars. Al Btore and Dwellites 1839 K st. Avpiy eee 18th st. n.W. ieee ‘ood woman restourant COOK; . one to do Ieencral houkework references pute Address H. W. M., Star office. Ja20-2t" ANTED—ROOMS and BOARD, gentleman, wife, child (4 years) and nurse ; northwest sec- i references. “Address Box 46, Star office. ANTED—Two ROOMS, between H and New ork ave. 6th and 9th sts., one unfurnished, by adressmaker. Address, stating terms, Box 134, Star office. jan20-3t* ws ANTED— hac lady, a pleagant comfortably furnished yM, ‘where no questions are saked :rent must be moderate. Address “‘DELTA," ar office. i RENT—ROOMS on first, second a — floors, furnished or unfurnished, modern im- Preyemente. Rent low to a good tenant in advance. 15 G st. n.w. Jan20-3t* (OR RENT—STORE and DWELLING, 312 12th at. n.w., near Pa. ave. Apply JNO. RONEY, cor. 13th and C ete, new. jan19-6t* ‘OR RENT—A handsome furnished ROOM (either front or back), on first Boor, “Apply at gone St., bet. G and H n.w., or 610 9th st.n.w. ae RENT.—A st y private family in a new house northwest, would renta handsomely fur- nished front ROOM, with BOARD or not, to a gen- tleman, or gentlemen only, Location high and fine, V yy ANTED—Ky a respectable woman, a STTUA- | on eS of ea 10 minutes’ ride or 15 minutes’ walk TION as plain cook or housework in a smail | fro &e-, and, in every way convenient. family; wood city references. Apply at 725 8d st. Fort full particulars and interview address “Ht. We: L.," Star office. ree mts ae WANTED Sy ble woman, a SITUATION in a priv: cook, wash and iron; good references. 24th'st., between H and L settled white » family to Apply 887 OR RENT—In a private family, a large, com- iM fortably furnished ROOM; fronts south; desir- able locality; one square from the Avenue cars. 1819 Get. now. Jani7-3t* hich satisfactory compensation y) according to the silary. Star office FOR BENT Ivo very desirable suites of fur- nished ROOMS on second and third floors. ‘Terms moderate. irst-class TABLE. as Bi 115 Maryland ave. 8.e. nl7-3t* responsible pariies, a sniall fur. ANTED—By xOR RENT—1319 Vermont ave., PISTOn and ithed HOUSE for the remainder of the ses- BEDROOM communicating, and one BED- sion. Rext not to exceed 880; paid aromas inad- | ROOM. Ail newly’ furnished and cetentealy. nce. Address Box 51, Sti 3120-2 located near ‘Thomas circle.” Jan =D—HOUS! privet. tamily of two, permanent te: «nnecticnt, . ith sod sts. n. Peicenet forexcced 835. Address: Box fae. e. Jan29-: Sas improyvemeats nt, (OR RENT—At $9.25, which includes water rent, new six-room HOUSE with all modern im- provements, 1123 Park Place n.e., one block north of Lincoln Park. J. W. STARR, 1429 New era nue. n. Ww. Janli7-3t ANTED—Throe or four furnished ROOMS tor housekeeping by a family of three persons; location between 7th and 14th and H and Rets. n. w. Kent must be moderat ». Reference exchanged Address, giving full particulars, ¥. Star Wi ANTED—By a lady, a suite of furnished ROOMS in a genteel location, northwest. Rent not to exceed forty, dolars: promptiy paid in ad- yance. A good opportunity fora wre, ving ied mie ot of money. Address Box Star office. i ANTED—By gentleman and_ wife, without WANED By comma te "aah, matont improvements, hall and bath room: occupancy February Ist; must be central, and terms reason- ables ‘Address, stating terme,” “HORATIO,” Star Ofte. : ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN to cook, wash aud iron, Must bring good reference.’ Apply at No. 441 Mst. n. Jan19-2t WANTED AP Tae s SITUATION in. private family, rouny nglishman. ply Mr. W. CULLOW, 110 Pa. ave. Janio-at™ ANTED—T Wo ladies degire to ats charge of a Furnished Boarding House. Bost of refer- ence given. Address B. C., Star Office. jan19-3t* WASTED By a white, woman, 9 SITUATION as seamstress ina private family. Bost ref - erences. Address Box 65, Star Office. jan19-2t" Vv ANTED—By gentleman and wife without children, five or six unfurnished ROOMS for small housekeeping. Address Box 8, this, of- janl9-2t* WEEE WOMAN without encumbrances to de general housework; one that is willing tostay at nicht. Best of reference required. Apply 618 Let. n.w., between 6th and 7th. _ jani9-2t* ANTED_IanrepraTery—Three to five uufur- nished ROOMS for light ee cr Stal location, price and improveigents. FRANCIS, Star Ofti ALTER 8. COX, President. we. oy “RIL AM KING, WILLIAM GALT CHARLES EDMONSTON, District of Columbia, County of Washington, se: Personally appéared FRANI LINGS, who made oath, in due form oflaw, that the-aiaes is a correct and true report of the condition of “The Arlington Fire Insurance Company,” on the dist day of RRA RAWLINGS, Secretary. Subscribed ee ero to before me this 20th day of Janna: 0- Bx Rit 7 ‘ENHOUSE, Notary Public. Directors, jan CATARRHAL POISON. WEI DE MEYER’S CATARRH CURE. THE MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY SINCE VACCINATION. Lorp & Taytor, Broadway and 20th st , Thave used Wei De Meyer's ronieayy Yor Catarrh, andam perfectly cured of that istreesing complaint. H.G. BLACKBURN. Terrrs, GRIswoLD - KE..oae, Broadway, N. «‘For tem years I was afflicted with Ca tarrh inits worst form, so that I lost my fenses of smell and taste. every known remedy, without relief. aie use of two boxes of Wel De Meyer's Catarrh Cure has made me perfectly Gootp L. BrusH. “T wish that we had 1 language to express our gratitude to Dr. Wei De Meyer for what he has done for brother and myself. His remedy has restored us to health after suffering for years. * ig. Ppinting to the packa, rother said, “The con- tents of that box four Years ago, would have saved me five hundred dollar: Mus. A. J. WHITTLESEY, Shetlield, Mass. ‘*For three or four years I have suf- fered from Chronic Catarrh. Physicians gave me little hope, and the Narious reme- dies tried, were without ter two weeks’ use of Wei De Meyer's care, I was wonderfully relieved—and since then entirely cured. Lewis F. NEWMAN, 305 Fulton Street, Brooklyn. ry ¢ New Manxet, N. H., Dec. 22, 1879. **For nearly a year I have had euch suf= focation and pains in my head and eye, that I could seldom sleep, ‘There appeared be something in my nose. I had three doctors. Each one said a different thing, but could not help me. The pains in- creased. Then Dr. Wei De Meyer's pamphlet was put ‘in my hand. 1 com- menced using the Cure on a Friday, and felt better the next day. On Monday,a cat Polypus, ah inch and a-hait long, with a string on it where it tore away, game through my mouth from my nose. ‘There was also a half a cupful of dis. gusting mucous came from be aud throat. ‘Then I knew what was t ter. It was Catarrh. was gone, but the an8 my eye Be e mat I thought that my eye pain soon disappeared, d isl right, Ican now breathe: = talk, and sleep naturally, and am well again. Everybody 0 cats to know of Wei Ibe Meyer's Catarrh Cure. I write Aa RRO er you for thie good you have done me. With respec — Susan 2. Letanro: se, Bs &e., &e. Wel De Meyer's Catarch Cure is sold | rugyists, or delivered to any address, at 81 Dr. Wei De Meyer’s Treati: is mailed free to anybody. Agents, 46 Dey Si is€ On n Cntarrh D. B. Dewey & oN. XY. jan20-t3m WE SHALL OPEN On the 20th instant, Store 918 SEVENTH ST. N.w., With an entire new stock of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, Purchased at the lowest market prices, which will be offered at a reasonable advance. As our efforts to succeed will depend upon the patronage of the public, we shall endeavor by hon- orable dealing to merit a portion of the same. Respectfully, TYLER & CHEWNING, janl9 (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.) IDDIE BROT: Kiibetteses Corner! pia ave. feartee Seats, &e., Sate a OLLY, WALNUT, renee MA- ‘satinwood, Ebony and hose: wood SCROLL SAWS, PALTERNS. bev at Wits LIAMS’ —— Store,829 7th st.n.w. MANUPACTURERS AND street and ee yiva- wits B ia se, Sump | we HE NGikE at TE "SPINDLE, CE ert TORS one SEW- iXa MA CHIR KELLOGG. actured by E. H. TY Cedar ets? Now york, M*¥5 PARIS ‘*KID GLOVE DEPOT,” I aid or" Baten ep Parties, eteaeeaereet oe, a ts Orders by mail promptiy attended WANZED—A few LADIES to learn see pleas- ant and profitable business; can be easily done at home, and can be learned for iN small amount of money." Address BP. & J., 143, a this, of ce. Ww3s 'TED—A respectable neat white GIRL as nurse and to do general housework, who has had the care of children and can come well recom- qrended as to honesty, kindness and copacity, 7 2256 h st. Dew. ANTED—A gentleman and wife (no, eae wish two or three communicating unfurnished ROOMS for light Housekesoings water on same Bey qlarees, giving location and price, r Office. jan Waray neat, active GIRL, white or col- ored, for cooking and housework in a small family. No washing. None need apply without first-class city reference. Call at 1: tween 9 and 12 o'clock. ante ANTED—An ENGINEER. Ee ts tho: oughly acquainted with wood-working m chines anda good sawyer. No other need app) Reference required. Alexandria Marine Railw: Ship-building Co. Janl9-3t* ANTED—CANYVASSERS for Virzinia, Mary- land and the District, for the Patent ‘Crystal Ivorytype. Liberal terms to those, who are compe- fent as canvassers. Apply to PAYNE & JACOBS, No. 428 7th st. n.w. ‘amid 3b? ANTED—A young married man, of fair edu- cation: not able to do heavy work, wishes EMPLOYMENT at some light work, in order to preside the necessaries of life for his family. J.B. OBERTS, No. 1019 G st. 8.¢. Jania-3e° WASTED A white WOMAN to cook, wash and iron. Apply at 414 9th st. n.w. GEO. T. iN. Jan17-3t WANED, bya French Coachman a SITUA TION in a private family: the best of ref ence sues jal Was oa Bux—About ae) worth of TUMBER by paving two-thirds in cash and one-third in a Building Lot at asseased valuation. J. W. STARR, 1429 New York ave.n.w. Janl7-3t 'TS—one tocool fend children ani make herself generall. both must stay niente. Apply immediately at 327 East Capitol st. Vv raRTED=T small BRICK HOUSE of not less than six or seven rooms, with modern im- wements, in northwestern part of city; will pay 5 per month. | Address, with full particulars, Star office. jani7-3t" wr TED.—} }.—Congressmen, Literati, and others, alive, ambitious young man of’ good education secks 2 FOOTHOLD as copyie sccount: ant or private secrets: ferences ad. vill you “make room” for him? Address Y,, Star office. Janl7-3t* ANTED COOKS, CHAMBER MALDS, and other help. Families and others surnianed ee gratis. Licensed ‘*People’s In- tellizence Office,” Room 24, Federal Building, cor: ner 7thand F. 'C. E. PRICE & CO. jan12. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION by a young English lady (Roman Catholic) as governess to two or three young children. English French and radi ments of music. Address ¥. B., No. 185 Mutual » Toronto, Canada. Jani2. WW ART ED GING gzamine and choose ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. cue not satisfactory subject, to exchanye for any er. Rent ring a speci - BENNEY, 227 Oth stn ‘dec20 ANTED—OCARPETS to OLEAN, at RIOE’S Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue s.w. Orders by mail of loft at Ww. B. Moses, oor. 1th s a Pa. or Bro. & Go. the Carvel Beslers n° Ceaa om ANTED STEAM OARPER G1) RANING. Al iwcek, guaranteed. At OHACE’S, 616 Louisi- ana ay ae Any FOR SALE. JOR SATE—A handsome and commo- it dious COUPE, with smali seat to let down for children’; shafts for one horse, and pole fortwo. ‘Also, s good English Harness Whip, &e., e., at a great bargains Address 338 Rigus House. TOR SALE PAngeins Que aix-seat FAMILY in thorough order, for, % ery chi ieapn Alone bao Treeieced ROCK away, with winter front, $125. “al COUPES at low prices, and a large stock Of RRIAGES of every deserisition. Br. H. GRAHAM, jan20-3t 410 io 416 8th st. n.w. GREAT BARGAIN—An ele; ant-toned Rose- wood Case 634 octave ee for 890 eesh. Cail at once. "SIDNE YSIMOS FP 637 G st. f+, OE door east of 7th st. =e of ey SHETLAND y souni OD and gentle, roken tolharsess and angele. tlact \, + ale and double HARNESS, PN boys’ and girls’ SAD! BLANKETS, &¢. In all one of the. most com plete my teams ever offered for sale in this city. or no fault: the owner Ho. furlligc uso for than. Gai be neon by applying ut No. 1209 F st. n.w. Jani7-3¢ POH SALE Bust | arrived: trom West Vinginia, 20 head of wood Greught and driving HORSES. All horses sold warrant od as ‘represented. “JOHN HARNISON, No. 236 Bt. Been Janld-0t* Fs Se —SIX-HORSE BOrEER mn “FOUR HORSE ENGINE as rood as for cash. Also, three Sprin ight eaatncen ‘Top Nagone, “ALDEUNY DAIRY, 12, 414 ‘and a R SALE—Sixteen head of HORSES just ar- F Mave from ¢ ‘hie. dlliood weed at ot of matched ‘Horses, 16 hands high, ind d gentle in all barnes. ‘To be sean at JOHN MMON'S Stable, Noe S11 1th ste new junta R SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN—A nearly Fesintecde apart tone. A uy Shoics New Veuve eit angen. AR complete ‘TURNOUT—HORSE, FOES RNEGS ong Br GGY. eae ito st of Hea Single HAREE: of the Stabe at ARES in Fine CANARY snd MOCKING Pre-; BIRDS. CAGES at cost pared MOCKING 4 bast, bet. Yet and RG HIRD FOOD. tt, Se. OR REN W., larg® 3-story ware- Donae, 850; Sia eh cs n-i., storeroom: 1219 9th et. n.w., 6 ra.; 2116 1ith 5 rs., B10; 308 14th at AW 6 18. 81 Sid ¢ ne - BW PH., $13; 626 11th" et. weve d ges LOLL-LOIS Fa tiv. eidrea; G24 11th eb swe, Bre. and eer ocron 7101 st. ne. 5 rs., 87. Apply to A. 8. CA) WOOD, 1225 Sth st. new. jani7-3i* (OUSE 1414 E ee near the Census and Treasury poscmoente rooms, summer chen, gas and Tb10 Bete oReat 820. BOARDING. mS ae ENT, WITH BOARD, AT ‘No. 105 n.w. ‘References required or ex- jani7-6t* FAG SOUTH ON PARK, HANDSOMELY Furnished BEDROOM and PARLOR, or single ROOM with or without BOARD. 409 Gt. n.w. jan mae a HOUSE offers good ROOMS, wait th first Slase Hotel Board, forgaband and 330 ‘per mon’ fouse is well furnished, heated with steam, and every way desirable. dec?6-im HE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 612 9th st.n.w., isone of the cosiest and best conducted honses in the city. ‘Transient boarders acevmmo- dated at reasonabie te nov LOST AND FOUND. (OUND—An ETRUSCAN GOLD EARRING. Ball pattern. Inquire at Star office. Jan9-2 T OST—Kither in E-street Baptist Church or on 4 ith st. from K to E sts., Sunday night, aGOLD. BRACELET. Finder will be Uberally rewarded by returning same to JAMES G. BOWEN’'S Livery Stable, 645 New York ave. Jan19-2¢* LOS? OF MISLATD A LETTER addressed to me with a check to my order enclosed. It ix of no value, as payment has been stop) suitable reward will be paid for its retary JAME: H. McGILL, Architect, LeDroit Building. jal7-i PERSONAL. N_ 81,800 DESIRES O08 and BOARD: with Ge denice os with a view to matrimony. Address A. XEENO Post office. FP EwoRRHoDs the use of th PILES) CURED aH Tar nife, Remember, "Ado have ot ‘to pay until you are cured. RK INS, M. D., 714 13th st. n.w. janl7-3t* Dis ROBERTSON, THE MOST SUE, Confidential 1 Consulting phy sician for Ladies r Gentlemen, consulte ted in person every WEDNESDAY and and: SkrGRDAY, from 2 t09 p.m:5 st R.w., near 476 et Offices perfectly: jarwes Mos joderate. No failures. Main co, South Hataw ses Baltimore: yanl3-1m ADAM BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confiden' Ladies and Gentlemen Lite centa each. 416 ate bet ‘4th and 5th sta.n-w. es LIBBEY, 432 7th st., desiring to reduce his ock of WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER- Winks offers it all at oe for next thirty days, for cash only. See his advertisement in another, col- umn. jan8-3m |. L. P. ANDERSON, the well-known Trance, ‘Test and Business Medium, of San Francisco, formerly of New York city, is located at No. 2 "30% Pa. ave. n.w. el RO ae the ae suas + saa Doctress anc gives better a faction in all sffaiss of Baty any one in the fession; tells the past, present and future destiay: ives advice and assistap on all matters apper- ining to business, love «ad matrimony. All in trouble call: Satisfaction given oF no pay Consultation Rooms, 402 » above Dst.north- west. mee Jo EATOH Ee EXAMINES TITLES, repo ty oF people, with Matraces oF fens on rou estate. D.W., 6 a.m. to 10 piu Always in before 9 and from 3 to 8." dri-fame COAL AND WOOD. y ITHIEWICZ, COOKE & PORTER, | COAL. BEST QUALITY OF WHITE AND RED ASH ANTHRACITE COAL. Well screened and clean, 2240 Ibs.- to the ton anteed. George's Creek, Lump and Run of Cumberland Coal, by cargo, car load or single to} WOOD OF ALL KINDS. PINE, OAK AND HICKORY OF BEST QUALITY, Ix Corp LENGTH, OB Eage> AND SPLIT TO ANY BAKERS’ PINE A SPECIALTY. Main Office, 1419 New York avo. Office and Yard corner 2d and Indiana ave. Shipping and Yard, foot of 10th st. BaLTImMore Brancg. Main Office, 39 Post Office ave. Office and Rail- road Yard, thedral, near Biddle st. ‘Shipping Wharf and Yard, foot of York at. N. P. LEWIS, Sales Agent for Washington. Private Telephone Zines to Wharf and Yards. Alto, connection with **Telephonic Exchango" in N4TrIoNaL FAIB ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST oOaT AND RIRDEING ‘WOOD was awarded to us over all com. * STEPHENSON & BHO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penna. avenue. nov8 woob. ty is lowest; offices ‘comma Wl e city, and all inimmediate ani insuring prompt attention to orde: a Yoour patrons the beat to offer to our patro boat at the very lowest prices. We strict]; F sts. ces : n. 2. fre AN Teka D.W. : and 221 Pa. iCH AND AMEtICc, FP" aveune QHOOKS: an WY E ROVELTIES IN JEWELRY AND FANCY M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITH, 1107 Pennsylvania avenue, SE RATINEE FLOWERS. UET! THE RAREST FLOWE! ei BAL, edhe se FOR WEDDINGS, io Can at all times be su} ied from tay rich collection Si ILLES, wae besatitol fal Palas. graceful itable plants. DNsuval Died F Dried Flow Sees jan6-1m* 621 7th st., opp. Putast Oihice . M*: tP. Sea, Begs leave to inform his customers that he is still erving Balls, Dinners, Parties, &o., at his old. fablishinent, ae “end thet atl orders left at sa, Bemonet' nis, ave., will meet with prompt if He seanapiaa DGAR’S WHOOPING COUGH SPECIFIC. ‘Wnoesate Deror, N. W. Cor, 8th and East Capitol Sts. janl7-2w (Pais is THE BURGLAB’S SEASON. NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT OOMPARY, 18th street and Now York avenue. and poe Vee eee gs R BRENT. FOR RENT FOR RENT. Se ee 2. Ww. oy 89 Garet. Gn, 9rs., dre. 0 OVER, S26. fr. $25 Sec teanee oa br..25 | each Gor. store, 2 re 115 1144 2ist st. Sr8 1918 K st-n.w. 9 Defrees st..6 Gow dwelling, § re. cbr. SE WALTER LOO: Jan20-22, 94,26, 28,31 Fo SENT. Ista, n.w. B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F streets northwest. nw. 60 830 es »house& 5 I make no charge te landlords for advertising th oir Property, and keep it before the public constantly. I have many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; also, Houses in every section at prices from $1,000 to $60,0UU. Now is the time to buy. B. 0. HOLTZMAN, jani7 10th and F sts. n.w. EAL ESTATE BULLETIN eee E. Wacgam ak, 519 Seventh street. (Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.) = = Ss Unimprovea Property for Sale. 2Baet., Det. Dand NY. ave. n.w., per ft. aS sls $29 Pa. avecn.w., mod. imps., store & 12F3._ 26 Towa Circle n-w., mod. imps., 14 rs...... 416 10th st. n.w., mod. imps., 13 rs, 29 Missouri ave: n.w.,mod. imp 40 N. Cap-at.,mod im ToL 708-708 burst 227 13) 1006 Va. ave. SW.» OTB. i 226 436 st. 5rs, 00 1737,1789 Kets. w.06 te 00 Stores. 922 Pa. ave.,mod. imps. -883.33 419 13th st. 275.00 Dest. + 60-00 35.00 30.00 30.00 Tho above is on! ya areal pars of. the rty for sapere sentra saline of complete list see par on a else nd 16th of each month, wi had on a) office, or be sent by mail it deatrad =u 82,000, $1,000, e000 et atT Ter cent. Janl OR RENT. 1631 T st. n.w.—A desirable 3-story 2 room Brick Residence, with all modern rovements. 1423 and 1425 New York ‘ave.—-Hiand lsome Store- oom in one of te best business nelgubor- hoods in the “Tenman Building, $ Now York ave Roar 15th at. A number gfa desirable Office Roo 1113 F at. mn Building. “Handsome or- fice ‘iocins on mn egcond ‘and third floo1 Ree U. 8. Pater #, both single "and conimunicatins. 248. Bridget ot, Geonsetdwn,D.C.—A comfortable 6 ith Corner” ‘New York ave. and 15th st. cre acement suitable for a plumbing establishment THOS. J. FISHER & oan 1223 F street northwest. R™ ESTATE BULLETIN. sOnx Gamex & 00., Real zatato frente a and ‘Auctioneers. BAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. an have eHOURES, for sale on TERMS TO Surr._ nN Dew a Bek sok & oom A new Brick, 6 rooms, ail a asm ea Tooms, bot and cold watar on three front ows, oto. Small cash payment, Baanes monthly, A'T-r001 ‘building street,’ be- tween "at and N. nual casi; payment: alanoe Rane Lot on Capitor Bi o] Hill, having & good view of for jan19 the Capitol groun le without cash payment and on long time to amy one building, or a House ‘will be built to suit, sold on easy 12 Ist st. s.¢., 12 Fee street Office roo: ‘corner 9th an KS and lta. tee “housekeeping, 939 Pennsylvania MONEY TO LOAN at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. on satisfactory security. JOHN SHERMAN & OO. 1408 Pa.) ki Btore, tid) 7th st. n.w-30 720 10th st. Store, eas see ave. aw SESS ue Brae : <4: Pi te oot) Beceee gnECeR aPg 513 14ch at. 6. st. 6. i819 Toth st nw DESIRABLE OFFICES IN 916 F ST. N.W. The Ret! Estate Roviow, p published at my office on each mo} nth, contains a gompiete list of 20th of Siftho hase Phase tor rent, together with concern’ throughout reports of ie real cuasto Tames, the countrys and get a copy. BSSEEELE BRSSSSRSS SRaa t Office.—-Several large - De ot rar se LeDroit ee a ~ S2S2SSSES5252 rity. ie OR SAL FECTIONERY | orth Oyster. Babcerete eet aubrey forselling. Apply 1224 7th st.n.w. }20- 000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. Apply to 3 Jan20-3t RICK HO imps., one for Sale, the o for ent "Sos, 188) and 1334 Toth ate Abs & - HESTER, 519 7th st. x oR SALE—A first-class GROCERY on the principal streets n.w., doing a busi $3,000 yer month. Toa party with the © dress O. K., Star office. Jan F R SALE—BRICK HOU neighborhood of the new 1 w.., suitable for a burines: hst.n w FE ars the city of Baltimor nyé minutes’ walk from &O.R.R. donot: Reasons for se i rth ori: = JAME Wavau. om 6 Sz Cloud Building, corner Sthand Fst 920. cht BUSINE: 436 New York ave. n. wan ‘ED-—To dispose of a PRINTING OF- iGE, to do. the general lines of itinting. Address **Eiyptic,” Star office. jan19 RAWBACK CERTIFICATES WANTED.— bishest price paid. Apply i CHAS. H. KNIGHT, Jant9-6t" 82 Louisiana ave. ‘OR RENT—A sinall PLACE about four acros, ited for a dairy; new barn. Situated halt molle Feoienas city. ent reasonable Bisset tenant. None other need apply. AVIS, 15th fanid-ae ONE HALE OF ALARGE OFFICE, in Le Droit Building, for rent at a low ficure to a satisfac- tory tenant.’ Apply to JOHN T. ARMS. _janl7-6t yANTED—For a cash customer alot 18x10; centrally located, south front preferred. pathin aix squares of my office. 1B. A. Mc Tem 918 F et.n Jan17-3t Fe, Te small FARM in Maryland, con- taping four acres new house all outbuildiny horse snd wagon. Within drive of the city. ‘For further information inaine of DANIEL B. MICH, _Sanl7- 2w* No. 20 Hes n. Ww. 7 E) CHEAP—A new six-room BRICK HOUSE with hall, water, gas, and cellar, or will ex- change for loia. Algo alot 50x66 to exchange for ing in good order. tor desire 3! 3 2 two single teams. Grocer wagons preferred. Ad- aren C JAPITOL HILL, No. 1225 Pa ave. west. janlT OR SALE. In lots to suit purchasers, the following Home Tnvestment Securities of Unquestioued Value: City Railroad Stocks, District Fire Insurance Stocks, District Columbia Bonds. H. J. FROST, 420 6th street. jan17-6t NO LOAN, MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In Sums To Surr, At6, 7 and 8 per cent. No Delay. B. O. HOCTZMAN, JaniT Joth and F sts. n.w. pe ACCOUNT OF ILL-HEALTH, I will sell Roy Place of, business for, a ‘moderate price. JOSEP! ‘T, Restaurant, 306 6th st. n. w., near the new Gity Post Office. janl5-6t a SALE On the Heights of Georgetown. upon ver, ble terms, @ ten-room BRICK inde, sill nd modern improvements. RICK poet ‘coms and pas 81.250 in’rear.’ ‘Terms tosuit. H SBAL- DING, Room 4, 1490 N.¥- avenue. Janiaawe Fey SALE—One of (hoseclorant new RICKS) on Fet., in Sherman block, 500; also, one on Fet..near New Jersey avenue, at $2,500; also,a nice nearly new BRIOK on_K st., between 4th and 5th sts. L.W.. at $3,000. These houses are all modern bargains. M. M. ROHRER, 513 7th janlé Wit, ‘active PARTNER, with to take a half interest in a very neat and lucra- tive business. Address promptly, Box 23, Star office. Janid-6" Fe SALE—Two-story BRICK ROUGE: with ‘basement ; contains 6 rooms room, ink closet and coal vai ault; convenient rx agigol et ot Printing office eat apes in iponthly payments. Se atm aaa An uORERNY pave Fei SALE—A very’ desirable en suit- able for Dairy or Market Garden, about 100 yards north of Boundary and same distance from Glenwood ea very cheap. | Will take milk or duce in y yment. Also, several three-story snd mandord ok E BRICKS, well located, all con- pguire yeniences, cheap. Payments in _montht pasa Inents. We have improved city Property to trade for country property. And always MONEY to loan at the lowest rates in sums to suit. ‘W. E. BURFORD & 00., jan6é Real Estate hee 708 E street n. w. Mo%F* TO LOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SEOURITY, B. H. WARNER, Jan5 916 F st. n.w. ‘OR SALE CHEAP—Or Exchange for s Small Farm in this District, or for City Property—a FARM of about 350 acres, near Fredericksburg, Va. ; 160 acres of excellent oak and pine timber, balance suitable for ‘wheat, tobacco, corn and fruit. For} price and terms addréss Box 126, Star office. , 0, SW" MSE. TO LOAN ON LIFE AND ENDOW- MENT INSURANCE POLICIES.—We also buy endowment Policies issued by leading nies, mat ithin 5 5 years Address, stamp for reply, HENR’ . ROGERS & CO., cor. sxington and Charles sts., Waaitnnors: de18-e03m ISTRIOT BONDS FOR SALE.— District of Co. lumbia o per cent Columbia percent Jumbia 7 per cent. At ne re preset price need En aye bes best of fof arty in in rest paid at the Uuited 8 ury. e Hit CAMPBELL, jand-1m 431 Pa. Avent ‘% HOAN ON REAL ESTATE SEQURITY— , $1,000, 8800, Money a ies EIOHTON, note 323 436 street northwost. TO WM. MAIN & BROS... 125 Pennsylvania ave. n.w., if you want to buy, eell or exchan) iy or country THE TRADES. STABLISHED 1863. Send your orders to J: F. Brien, Pater Steam and Gas Fitter, 19 Ninth street n. w., ical experience 22 years. Banitary Dl jumbing. Examination of fare grea iew to ith proper sanitary sranonoont ae tear ‘Orders promptly filed. semen ae informed that the SINDERY jani8 PROFESSIONAL. ‘SEFUL FEET Being requisite to health and comfo Tihs menty 1416 Pei 6 Per nepivaita aves ite Wil ment ania avenue, opposite Wil 3 Botel, cong f from and avoidance of a Danio oe "Diseased Nails, Chilblaing, &0., she 1861. Office fee, $1 per = CANDEE, or New York, Specialist.—Hem- Srehglds or Silos cana fa ai toate various ica, aci used. Im- thousands of HTE’S estab- forms. No caustic or ligatures used. mediate relief. Catarrh cured and deafness caused catarrh. Constipation cured. Vital energy re- Bi For further difficulties of which I yon must make make application at my office, No. 439 n.w., Riley Dais8 0 per set, EEL tD operations on 2G > deol patel Test a pry. ATE INSTRUCTION in Latin, the radi- meuts of Greek, Mathematics and the ordinary English Branches by the former Axsistant ‘Teacher the B. Hizh School. Reduced terms for ease eee ee LAMBERT, 410 + OF cali there between 4 and 7p. mi. Pee HENRIE, ing taught pia iraghe fof Paty near dd ne Gaastorme HALL ‘SCHOO, StaMany's County, Mp. pert scerion will begin MONDAY, FEBRU- The ARY mt and tuition 81 foreach eeesion of ‘we months. SE Rae For Circulars apply to Jan3-1m 910 sex ity ow. flo Sie Ww ter ans Boure dia tay Sw, 2 ands mi. Houta fenseca ia nieretatecen ae antenen Cffered to aif pupils, adults and uiliesn Verbs pnd idioms orally and practically Visitors fuvited cn Thursdays, at 3 Dem. Ofice hours: pe mm. tol p. m. Terk moderate. dec! ISSES POLLOCK AND, NOERL'S Schoo! a ‘Kindergarten, 1127 13th st, Thoroveh instruction, from. first’ to_zrammar (Tade, , Daily instruction in German given, free. Norn.al department for ladies. DAR, SEMINARY for Young Dadies and on Sth st. n.w., thorough instruction in all English ‘branches inciuah k-keeping and Drawing, extended course in Latin and French. at the book stores. “Address Mus. G. CONDHOR, Prine ect EGULAR FRENCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Ladics and Children. Mux. FOULON has removed her regular French School to $05 16th st. new., corner of Private Lessons After School Hours. Prospectus at Madame Delarue, Freuch fancy store, 1235 Pa. ave. —— Sone OF att SIC, 707 8th st.—Orzai 3, (ith use of Churck Organ.) Voice “Guitare pid ‘Boston teacher.) Piano. Free classes, tion S5and wana. 188 OSBORNE'S ENGLISH AND 5 NG AND DAY SCHOOL for Young Eadiee ona c Chi ren, 943 M st., corner of 10th st. Noxt quarter will commence Nov. 17. ausg5-6m_ ‘APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, ConconDvILLE, Pa.— $50 per quarter; Girls, 845. Stu dents prepared for business, Yale or, Harvard. First class professors. Primary pu mi jel? J. 'SHORTLIDGL A.M., Principal. ae OR TN OLASS—LATIN, GREER, gulch: FRENC. CH, MATHEMATIOS, R ‘Preparation, fin: Translations. of Aucient and Modorn trun. 8.W. FLYNN, A. M.,702 Sth st.n.w. 6) ‘Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and J. Yooue a iL USES. z My Particular stiention to be- 13 i PENCERIAN BUSINESS OOLLEGE, Conner 7TH AND L STREETS N. ves education for real Lfo to none and Gaishters. The course comprines Penmanship, Spelling, Com- rrespen dence, Business Sin- fies and Double try Bookkeeping, Business Hoes, Political ae me Law, anid Leo ay and evening sessions, for reCep- foner a fonday in Angust and there- after. For particulars rs vit tne Colles, or address BOOKS, &e. | r DIARIES. 0 DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS® of every “SACLE AUTOMATIC PENCILS, plain and for “AES race DE ee for 18380. WITTER Ee MAN Nao for 1880. Rtable of Standard and Miscellancows Books in cloth bindings, at the uniform price of 60 cents por volume. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE, Jani0 911 Pa, ave. NEW Law ABS {USCELLANEOUS Ottor U. 8. Reports; vol. 9 ‘American Law Review for 3 Enel's Evans om Aeency. : Story's Equity Pleadings; oth 6.00 fonts Olvil Bervice 1n Great Britain, 2:50 Life and Writings of B. R: Curtis, 2 vol 6:00 Joes Biting Old Prokebiiitn. 220! Las Parris form: Agnes na s Memoirs of Madaino de Hemusat. oe 9 Durant's Hyxiene of the Voice 1.50 Sent by mail, post-paid, by W. H. & O. H. MORRISON, Law BooksELLERS AND STATIONERS, jand 475 Pa. avenue. Obes DAUGHTERS: WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH THEM? by Marion Harland; 50c. SELF CULTURE: Intellectut Physical and Moral, by Prof. Jolin 8. Binckio; cheap editions TENTS SELECT NOTES on The Interna- nal Lessons for 1830, the best aid to teachers; THE LIGHT OF ASL by Edwin Arnold ; 81.50. 7H aoe OU Fe EAD HEE by Dr. mn rE & SON, gant ‘428 7th street n.to. PLENDID ASSORTMENT BOOKS AND ae edaps, Special attention is called to the ne dard wor! stmas ss and Now your'e Care, ‘Photograph Alb tons. ce = ot bus at Cot patterns. rapt Albums, Elegant Writing Work Bossa. Dressing Library aad Panay Tebstan izeat variety. “Russia Leather, Ivory and aif Pocket Books, Chess, Checkers, Playing Gards; &e, Rodyers! Wastenholiva Peukniver. “the effinest Gol Ponsand Pencils Jus w Goods re- figures is invited. decl3 BOOTS AND SHOES. OTWITHSTANDING THE GREAT advance in SHOES, we have a few cases, of Gent's Fine Hand-Sewed Button and ‘Gon: Kress Gaiters, which we can, offer for THis ONTH ONLY at the old fi Gentiemen who wear this a quality of Shoe a know wi What they are worth ou inspeotion. _BYRN'S STORE, ith st., 2 doors below Corcoran: (Bucoeasor to Toman Brothers, ) 10165 Pa. ave., cor.11th st. ‘ORK SHOE STORE, New = 605 Penns: ylvania ave. **WE_PRACTICE WHAT WE PREACH." Oun Goops Ane THE Brst AND emrey Tus SpE or New Yo! ese = we ith the prices you paneuran rapan coer ‘Goat Button Boot ceeeets Gent Gent's s Frouch Gait, Hand: dad, Button, Con- ‘or Lace, in seas 85.00 40 5.50 on: Pacr. oxi One GEO. McCARTHY. PIANOS AND ORGANS. GTIEFF PIANOS.—Gran: Square and Up- a right. Highest honors Paris Postion ae TWO FIRST PREMIUMS at the late National Fair, at Washington, D.C. The Stieff Boudoir Seat or Upright, the Artist's Piano, defies competition. em. “°\G. L. WILD & BRe., SOLE ‘AGENTS jan8___—-793 7th st. n.w., between G and Ht. ALLET DAVIS & C0vS UPRIGHT PIANO! pecial premium at Centennial. Lov PR aoe Fee dermis New styles for Holi- faye BLL 9th st. m0 jUMNER. IFUL DECKER BROS.* a BEA BURDETT ORGANS. PIANOS, @. Kl decé-3m_ Gor ose far W; HSABE'S PIANOS. bar NOW MANGFACTORED, o> artists. Cans ne prompely stisaded 60+ GnigheNaGu's fae Wakenoous, 027-6m No. 408 Lith st. fow doors above PS. _ N° TO CARRY THEM OVER. L.w. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF WINTER CLOTHING FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. 10, now 8. 8, now 6. , yeti VESTS, DRESS AND BUSINESS ANTS, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS' CLOTHING, _ at PROPORTIONATE BEDUCED PRICES. 4. STRAUS, —_ 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, Between 10th and 11th sts. re Ihave , te ee ee