Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, RSDAY caaehoet January 22, 1880. CRY EY S. NOYES. -Editors Average Daily Circulation over 17.750— being @ much larger bona fide, and permanent circulation than that of @tt the other daily papers in the city added together. ‘Tue Sran is connected with the wires of the Na tional Telephone Exchange and with the Western Union Telephone Exchange. Both these agencies can therefore be availed of in sending to THE Stag Bdvertiserents, orders for the paper to be served, ews, or any information, at any hour of the day free of charze. These facilities are a great conve- nience, and will be appreciated by the customers of Tae Stan. Publist rs? Announcement. ‘Tue Stax printed on Saturday last the largest regular single edition ever printed in the twen- ty-eight years of its existence. This was not made up from any spurt in the news market or from special orders or through any extra effort whatever, but came from regula subscribers and the steady increase in the orders of news dealers. All but a few coples, retained for counter were sold. Ig, the Presidential contest of 1876-7 over 21,000 coptes were printed on days of exciting events, but while confined to one day they included several editions. That of Saturday last was the regular edition. Adver- tisers and news dealers will please send in thelr orders early for the fifty-six column paper of Saturday next. rs ‘The Benefits of Suffrage. While our quiet citizens and ers listen with dread to the talk about the revival of undi- luted suffrage in the District, there is no doubt that the newspapers here miss a very pictur- esque and exciting news field in the abolition of the ballot. The present routine of District Gov- ernment affairs ts undoubtedly prosaic and tame compared with the times of popular Mur- der Bay rule, when every ward meeting, nomt- nating convention, registration, and election ‘was equivalent toa round of first-class scrim- mages, in which, of course, after the Darwinian doctrine of the survival of the fittest, the result was that the Sturdiest of what the suffragists call “the sturdy manhood” invariably cieased out their adversaries and triumphantly established the grand principle of the right of the governed to Say who should govern them. The District papers that have feit the loss of this prolific news feature will see a prospect of livelier times inthe proceedings of the meet- ings of the suffragists. At the meeting in the ‘st district last night, ex-Assemblyman Gaines charged that the meeting had been packed, and that there were 126 persons in the room who did Not live in that district; also, that “whisky had been passed around.” Mr. Gaines, ever, was summarily squelched, and the meeting cffected an organization with- out any further exciting proceedings. —~ ~———-}e the glorious old 17th district, however,—Col. Perry Carson’s old stamping ground,—the scenes Were nearly up to the liveliest of the past. Charges of cheating in the count were bandied about, and there was a regular old-time pande- menium of confusion, yelling and wrangling, but in the end Col. Carson, who stands seven feet high in his stockings, came out master of the situation, and sturdy manhood once more asserted itself in the District of Columbia. Should suffrage be restored, the tax-payers may have occasion to groan, but the boys will have a good time, and the newspapers will have an immense increase of reportorial ground. FORATED OHAIR SEATS, VENEER paps ning Wooden Plates for gro- e cheay pot in the city, at WIL- rdware lore, St Tth st. now. §a22- OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOURS LADIES AND CHILDREN, Rock vit! Second sexsic begins February 9th, 1580. very ncderate. For circulars an further informa- tion apply to MES. BOWIE or MISS GARDINER, Principals. ‘Jan22-th, sa, tu-2w* ir HE LATEST NOVELTY.“New Ameriown ovement Stam winding WATC! and see it at M. H. PRINCE'S, Marble Price $5; d ‘ave. jandd-ore JEANNERET, 2 ME. L. : Of Baltimore, is now in town at her old stand, 2107 Pe Pr. ‘ennsylvania avenne, over Galtls Jewelry Store, with a lange an cheice selecti RE! CH "AND RECEPTION Sere having made arrangements while in Paris to receive the latest style by every steamer. _jan22tfeb13 R. McCOSH’S NEW ROOK, THE EMOTIONS, $2: COMMUNISM AND SOCIAL by, Dr. Woolsey, $1.50; THE 19TH CE TURY, "A History, Robert Maskourie $2.50 A LADY'S LIFE 18 THE ROCKY MOUN TAING, 1. Bird, 31:79; THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY PRINCE MEI TERATICH, $5; THE AMERICAN ANAO FOR 1380, pape S dloth, 1-80, wht 7pew supply of A Foo 3 eee and Earnest riflter. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, jan22 428 7th street CTs. PER BARREL REDUCTION 50 OS ALL GRADES 0. FLOUR. My } os NESOTA PATENT PROGESS has no superior ane lot Dayis’ Celebrated Diamond Brand HAMS, Small Sizes. Jan22 1918 Penna. avenue. | Fee COLORED-BORDERED HANDKERCHIEFS AT ONE-HALF THE USUAL PRICES. BLANKETS, FLANNELS AND LINENS AT VERY CLOSE PRICES. 82" NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), Jan22 918 7th st. nw. NE STESors PROCESS FLOUR $2.35 PER SACK. nily Flour, $2.00 per sack. Sugar, 10c. Ib. Choice New Crop Oolong Tea, 400. Ib. Choice New Crop Imperial Tes, 40c. 1b. Best Old Government Java Coffee, 23c. Ib. Best Rio Coffee, 18¢. Ib. Best Maracaibo Ooffee, 22c. 1b. Best Mocha Coffee, 30c. Ib. (Correr Roastep Darty.) Peach Biow and Peerless Potatoes, bushel. Malaga Grapes, Oranges, Bananas, Figa, Apples, &e., &c., always on hand. at HOWARD'S, jan22-e0 Cor. 7th and L sts. n.w. EMOVAL.—M. CUNNINGHAM, the old tablished Practical Hatter, is prepared to make Sk Hats to order. Remodeling of old styles arpecialty. Remember the new num- ber, 740 8th st. n.w., betweenGandH. ji SELDOM EQUALLED, EHOUND AND ELE HOREHO GH DROLA ‘CAMPANE EXCELLED. PACKAGES, — 25a. NATTAN. Puanmacisr, ts. ang 2d and D sts. n.w. AL OFFER REFUSED for fine GOLD WATCHES, DIAMONDS and JEWELRY. Breach-Loading GUNS and CLOTHING for sale. MONEY 10 LOAN at lowest rate ef interest. J. M. & R. COHE! HOAs Orns E, jan20 007 7th st. n.w. The Chances for Thurman. ‘The saying **it’san fll wind that blows nobody good” is as applicable to polities as to any- thing else. While democrats generally are con- demning in unmeasured terms the proposition to change the method of choosing presidential electors in New York, there are members of the party who can regard 1t with complacency and even extract satisfaction from it. These are the fnends of Senator Thurman who desire his nomination for the presidency, despite the late democratic defeat In Ohio. Among the sup- porters of the Senator, Sergeant-at-Arms Thomp- son, of the jonal House of Representatives, ranks highest. He 1s for Thurman for President “first, last and all the time.” In the first place he does not regard the recent defeat of democ- racy in Ohio as a defeat for Thurman at all. He sald, in conversation with a Srar representa- tive: “Thurman can carry Ohio for the pres idency, against Grant, Sherman, Blaine, or any man the republicans might nominate, and Ohio must be our battle-ground. The repnblican: of New York are determined top: the bill to choose electors by Congressiona districts. It is absurd to taik about their being afraid to deprive the people of their right to choose electors. They believe they can settle the presidential election beforehand, in their favor by that act and they mean to do it. There- fore we (the democrats) may as well give up New York and turn to a state we can carry, and by carrying tt elect our President. That state 4s Ohio, and Thurman is the man whocan carry it. Then Thurman can carry the Pacific states, too, and he js the only democrat who can. The People of those states will support him upon a great principle. He carried through Congress the bill to compel the Pacific ratlroads to meet their just obligations to the government and that gives him a strength in those states no other man could command.” Besides showing that there is still a Thuaman boom in existence, howeves il it may be, the utterances of Mr. Thompson, who fs an influential man in his party, indicate that the democrats mean to con- test every inch of the presidential ground, no matter how many disadvantages they may labor under. ‘The republican leaders in Maine, apparently, Tealize now that they committed a blunder In refusing to permit legally elected opposition members to take their seats in the legislature after it had been organized. At that time a number of fusionists, who recognized the bind- ing force of the Supreme Court opinions, were willing to take their seats in the legitimately organized legislature. The number of this class was, perhaps, large enough to have caused, by their withdrawal, the final disruption of the fusion “legislature,” ‘The action of the republl- cans in giving opposition members good places, andin a few instances chairmanships, upon the legislative committe shows that they have Seen their mistake and intend to invite a re- storation of harmony in state affairs by dealing liberally with thetr opponents. Several fuston- ist’ members hay taken thetr seats in the legislature, f they say, that their duty to thelr constituents den ds that course, and within a very few days It 1s quite probable that many others will do so. The antt-Gra led by the Boston nd Springfield Re- publican, are doing their very best to break down the boom in that state. The Republican i publishing letters from “conscfentious, tnde- pendent and Influential Massachusetts republi- cans who oppose the third-term movement.” Its issue of yesterday contains letters trom ames Freeman Clarke, Profs. Seelye and Chad- bourne, ex-Goy. W. B. Washburn, E. H. C. anen, “nd Thomas Wentworth Higginson, a member of the legislature, all speaking out in the most positive terms against the nomination of Gen. Grant, and some of them fatimating quite plainly that they would refuse to support him. ‘There is a fine prospect for a lively contest for Control of the delegation to the national conven- on between the Grant and anti-Grant elements. ofthe party. ——————~--—_____ ‘The nomination of Mr. Randall L. Gibson to ‘Le U. 8. Senator from Louisiana, for the term commencing in 1883, is creditable to his party and tothe state, Mr. Gibson has been elected five times to the House of Representatives from the New Orleans district, and his course there has ‘een commended as that of a good legislator. He {s a native of Kentucky, a lawyer by pro Tession, and agraduate of Yale, in the class or 1553. ssachusetts, ———<+e--____ ‘The bravest man in the world to-day 1s doubt- ess M. Littre, a Frenchman, who declares France to be a second-rate power. If he isn’t Uterally torn into a thousand fragments by his indignant Se he will be tn rare luck. — SS pee the kidneys and attondant onan Obstructions: rl prove fotalif not reuuoved Bre Bae RIVER'S RYE CORDIAL, COMPOSED OF FINE OLD RYE WHISKY AND PURE WHITE ROCK CANDY, Cures all Pulmonary and Malarial Complainin, and is a most delicious and pleasant bevel ice 50 cents and 81 per bottle. For sale by all druggists, fine grocers, and the trade generally. Wholesale and retail from folomine. depots: Ears Hamilton, - Bryan, oe &Co., E. E. white, Bill & Duvall, B.W. Heor's Sone, Browning & Middleton, Frank Hum sGeuea Depot 1816 F street ‘u.w.y over REED'S Orders by. mail or telephone will be delivered bee of charge Jan’ i WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. ‘FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. LADIES’ GOODS. —A WHT % R RENT—Pleasantly Furnished ROOMS, 1007 | HEAL ESTATE BULLETIN ‘SALE—BA Widiivn, A Mit bring ood net erence A 2 Age Sthet. nw. = a ‘Jan2?-3t* oF BRICK, G and Sth ¢.c. s 300 | GEAND OPENING at No. 441 Met. n. aoe ‘THOR. B. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh street. th 100 ANTED—Dy 5 wills gia SERTATION rd Sica, front and back, 81 per oa thot ath | (Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.) an eee or ‘seamstress or to do general houseworx.. Ad~ Houses For Sale, SS pas HOLTZMAN; EVENING DRESSES. dress Box 65, Star Office. Santia-att Fea RENT—Nicely Furnished TOO, S15 23th ot-n.w. mod. tmp, 1 ra st. Rew. — ANTED_A SITUATION, by a colored irl €9 1d floor wus and heat 88 vermont: 13 BST | 90 ist se aw mod te str FOR RENT oe RENT. MBS. M. A. CONNELLY, cook, warh and iron, o yusework. Bt oo eS 1602 14th st. n. od. i Goca references. 283 Ost, near 3d st. R RENT—A small STORE, southeast corner | 1603 24% st aS goth and L ste.n.w. sy S9Gayat, @'t'n, 9rs., brs 7 East 16th st., New York, NTED—A sctiled WOMAN todo the woneral | PW rdtnauaG ets, se, suitable forsnmal bunt | iag;aeie hy ee eps nls, $30 mt 32 res . W* housework of a «mall Eats family. Must come well reccmmended. W. y ANTED—A white ir] wishes s PLACE aa ibermaid or to do. eneral housework. Cail af 1211 Oth ets now. Good Seterences.. 322-2 ness of any kind- jan22-3t RK RENT—Two story FRAME, 4985 st, $1; two story BRICK and STORE. Boundary, 815. WM. F HOLTZMAN, page Apply on the premises. DW. WwW ANTED—A GIRL between ane ages of 14 and 16, a8 nurse. Best of references required. Apply at 1025 9th st. n.w., 23d inst., between 3 and 5 p.m. V ANTED—To SeLtt—PATENT OFEICE RE- PORTS (mechanical) from_1847 to 1871, in- clusive, at Bookstore No. 122934 7th st. n.w. yes cheap. Jand2.31 oR RENT—Small HOUSE. No. =a ewe: location central; price $35 per month.” Apply weet CONTE, 90 - a.w. References re- quired Jan22-3t* PRET aie story, and basement BRICK, No. 607 10th st. n.e., (near Columbia scala: Groce, bath, sink, water-closet, &c. :rent 12. M. M. HOHRER, 513 7th st. WANTED FURNISHED ROOM, with BOARD, in private fandly, by gentleman. State lo- cation, terms, and hours for meals. Address H. S. R., Star Office. Jan22-2t* wa =D—Families and hotels furnished with Tellablo SERVANTS free of sharge, Lic People’s Intelligence, Office, cor. = nd SED Room 24, Federal RICE & CO. wenteel YO! Wa Dies to tl take wt srubscriptions Yor novel, a day to bem x-copartment clerks prefer Cal after 6 poms at S14 Theo. WwW ANTED — Competent CORRESPOND: 10 ‘and CONTRIBUTORS wanted for 34 yac cies. "MBS. immediately placed if available to any publisher. Correspondence invited. Ath Bureau Literature, 37 Park Row, N.¥- WANIFD< By a temperate, industrion ANAt poune white san, a BETUATION a6 ¢ fchipen in s private family, ‘or would not Oblect driving a grocery wagon. Best of reference givon, reamed. ‘Address, Star office, JOHN ¥. SHEL ANTED—By a Maryland lady, a. a SITAUTION to teach one or twosmall children ; home more an object than salary. Address L, Star office. WASTE ‘Two respectable YOUTHS, desirous to thoroughly and practically ‘study all branches of fe oheinesrings may ap- ishter of a deceased officer of ANG Lay at of the Cumberland, anxious. to Me sist her widowed mother, wil $75 cash to au; one who will aid her in ‘obtaining a POSITION a gnce in any of the departments. it DRESSMAKING or family kind, will apne chi jan ra ae first-class Dresamaker, WORK Aby tha day ae week; anderseande sattin ana Atting and trimming, Apply to 2314 Mt. j20-3¢° ‘Two ROOMS, between H and New 6th and 9th sts., one unfurnished, Address, stating terms, Box 134, jan20-3 in Wait TN. of “aby Apply 1237 Star office. ANTED—COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS, NURSES and other help. Families and others furnished servants gratis, Licensed ‘People’s In- talligence Office,” Room 24, Federal Building, cor- ner 7thand F. 'C. E. PRICE & CO. _jan12-i2t* ‘ANTED—A SITUATION by a young English lady (Roman Catholic) as governess to two or ly three young children, English, French and rudi- ments of music. Address F. B., No. 135 Mutual st., Toronto, Canada. Jan12-2w \y AN'TED—Yon fo examine and choose a SEW- ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. Any one not satisfactory subject. to Pspaday!et any other. Renting and repairing a 6) KENNEY, 427 9th st.n sis ANTED_CARPETS to OLEAN, at RIOE'S Steam Boating Works, 490 Mainé avonues. Orders by mail or loft at ‘Moses, cor. 7th st. and Pa. ave‘. or Messrs. Hoos, Bro. & Go, 1928 F st., Carpet Dealers. oena bm ‘ANTED-STEAM OARPET OLEANING. N Ages guaranteed. At CHACE'S, 616 *Eouia an: LOST AND FOUND. Lost iat nighton oth st, 4 GREY- HOUND. Finder will please retira aR her to 631 Rhode Island ave. n.w., where reward will be paid. ‘OR, RENT—A FRUIT. @ARDEN maT ae three miles from this cl 3 Yery desirable and at a rery jow: ea) Aprly "Sahat afth et. n.w. fron 10 t0 jai Fe R RENT—HOUSE No, 1218 Eat. nw. Qhorstovies big: front 22 feet by 100 fest deere gontaining one lane room on first eo one di in the second, suitable for prin ice or ing saloon. Rt. P. JACKSON, oe aos ein eat, Jan2 - Georgetown. R RENT—The large, pewly constructed WAREHOUSE 313 8th st. n.w., Just north of Pennsylvania ay containing aif modern im- including an tor, well mispted: y kind of business. For terms, &c., spnly to GELOW, National Bank of the f Bey Thand Ds Bt and OR, eae small HOUSES, — 0 N 2th at.n.w.; Lots each 12x85, to wood A hareai for a wide-awake man. . 8 436 st.n.w. janti i comfortably-furnished a second floor: good location and fam- ily private; terms reasonable. No. 207 Cat. n-c. jan21-3t* by Furnished ROOMS, en suite, con: ing, first and second floors, 412 éth st. near National and Metropolitan Hotels. OR RENT—No. 811 Est. ern conveniences, includ y., 17 rooms, mod- in & lange first Tange with French broiler; an excellent opportun: ty for a party to open a boarding house near the Departments. Bent 960) per month. R.O. HOLTZ- MAN, 10th and F Jan21-3t VOR eee a ROOMS at 1700 10th st. 'n.w., with modern improvements, Jan20-3t* (OR RENT—To smell family, five pleasant ROOMS on firet and second floors: Sig. 9 Bt. 8.w., opposite new Museum. jan20-eo3t* TOR RENT—ROOMS, porian mm otto or single, 1134 18th st., near line of F-st. ci Store and Dwelling, 1839 K st. Apply ‘ whi RW. ‘OR RENT—ROOMS on first, second and third floors, furnished or unfurnished, modern im- roves Rent low to a good tenant in ad vance. 15 G st. n.w. jan26-3t* OR RENT_STORE and DWELLING, #12 12th #t.n.w., near Pa. ave. Apply JNO. RONEY, cor. 13th and C sts. Jani: OR RENT—HO! WE eS near the Cet and Treasury departments; 8 rooms, summer sani cas and water, Rey id10 B sh "Rent $20. ‘Furnished PARLORS and BED. ROonS and ROOMS furnished for, housckeep- 7 i BEDROOMS. syl~ BOARDING. Rw TO RENT, WITH BOARD, AT No. O et. nw. ‘References required. or ex- janl7-6t* T= TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS, with first class Hotel Board, » for $28 and 830 per eated wit! dec26-tm” month. House is well fu and every way desirable. TPE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 612 Sth st-n-w., is one of ee iif and best conducted boarding the city: | Transient le terms. OST—At matines Ford's Qnera House, a lady's ‘Morocco POCKETBOOR, containing a bunch of keys, car tickets, &c. Finder will please return to Star office and receive suitable reward. Jan22-3t* OST—At the N: nal Theater, or returning from there to 814 12thst., Tuesday evening, a ladies’ GOLD PIN, Finder pisase leave at this office and receive reward. jan2late OST—A small ROMAN GOLD BRACELET, with a key on the back, set with turquoise. Loxt in going from the Arlington around the block de- scribed by H, 15th ae Ist oars Verinont avenue. ‘The finder wil! be liberally rewarded by returning the same to Room 1 nthe TALON. jan21-2t* Les WWormley's hotel, last night, a blue BOOK, light colofed inside.” Tt con tained 100 in ten dollar notes and $10 in small change. Also, a RETURN TICKET from New York to Enuland, and a LICENSE for shooting in England ; together with a few newspaper slips. If returned to Wormley’s hotel a iberai reward will be given and no questions asked. 21-2t* FOR SALE. PORT OF SEER CONDITION ARLINGTON FIRE INSURANCE comM- FOR THE DIS1 tRICT ¢ OF COLUMBIA, AT THE CLOSE OF BustNess, DECEMBER 31, 1879. Office furniture and fixtures:, Accrued interest and rents... Premiums due LIABILITIES. Capital stock..... ae Balance due on real Teatate. Surplus... ALTER 8. COX, President. oh Bi 1 KIN, WILTIAM GAl CHALLES EDMONSTON, District of Columbia, County of Washington. aa: Personally appeared FRANK T. RAWLING: made cathy in due form oflaw: that tho a correct and true report of the condition of “The more Fire Taserance Company,” on the 31st day of December, A. WLINGS, Secretary. Directors, wk Subscribed and sworn to before tae thie Uae lay of y, A.D. 18 ‘St’ D. RITTENHOUSE, Notary Public. DEY MONOPOLE. EXTRA. HEIDSIECK & CO. ESTABLISHED 1785. CHAMPAGNE. CRUSE & FILS FRERES, BORDEAUX. FINE CLARETS AND SAUTERNES. FOR 8ALE IN WASHINGTON, D. 0., by SHOFMAKER & HERTz0G, B. W. Reep's Sons, BRowNING & MIDDLETON, W. One & Sons, C. C. Brray, R. B. & A. B. Croriex, Georcerows, D.O. G. G. Conswext, UME, CLEARY & Co., J. H. Macruper, ao. Also. one for with winter front, Several COUBES at low pr CARRIAGES of every scripson: GRA} Jan20-3t sod todo Beis OR SAL-E.—SIX-HORSE BOILER ai a iz HORSE ENGINE 2s good as new. Cheap for h. Also, Spring Light Business Top ALDERNY DAIRY, 412, Cen cies 16 HAM, cash. Wagons. d stn. Ww. He 1s LES) CURED yee es the tse of tre wate Remember, y¢ nothing to pay until you are cured. A.’A- CORK: INS, M. D., 714 13th st. n.w. %, 2i,g00 DEPARTMENT CLERK DESIRES Mand BOARD with a desirable lads with a view do matrimony. “Address a. VERNO post office. Jan20-3¢ DonOBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, Confidential Conbulting Physician for Ladies 9x Gentlemen, can be consulted in person every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, from 2 to 9 p. at 456 Ost. n.w., near 436 8t- ‘Qihices poen perfectly pri vate. Charges moderate. No fi Main office, 19 South Hutaw sts Baltimore. Janl3-Im ADAM BROORE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies and Gentlemen G cents cach. 416 Let., bet, 4th and Sth sta.n.w. janl0-3w* J, Fo uIBBEY, 422 7 ot. desiring to reduce his e stock of WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER- WARE, offers it all at cost for next thirty days, for cashonly. See his advertisement in Se umn. ‘RS. L. P. ANDERSON, the well-known. ‘Test and Business Medium, of San Franci formerly, of New York city, is located at No ve. 1.We MADAME HORS, the lone- ag reliable Doctress and Astrologist, gives better satis- faction in all agacs of life than ae ‘one in the fession; tells the past, present and 8 ri re advice and assistance on ing to, businces, love sad thatrimony trouble a Satintaction given or no p Gonsnitation Rooms, 402 Pabove D st. north we ‘(OR SALE—Sixteen head of HORSES rived from Ohio. All good workers abd arivers. four Coupe Horses, 1 pair of wstaned "Biack Horses, 16 hands hib, kind and gentte in all harness, To be secu at JOHN ast ar- 4 SIMMON'S Stable, No. 311 13th ste new. Jand-18° OR SALE—AT A GREAT BanGars—A nearly new Hullet Davis & Co. Upright Grand, PIANO. elegant case and snperb tone. cutee Ser Year's gift. At 811 9th st.n.w. ec VOR, eae complete, TURNOUT—HORSE, ESS and BUGGY. Also, fine, 6) ingle HAREESS, anc ene of the finest Saddle MARES in the. city, suitable for lady or enties man. rders for purchasing or dispoeing of Stock will reoalve ee attention, and is, 1048 1th Wat F DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 17th st. Fa. BALE—At lowest im ae prices, 8 assortment of EMBROIDERE! PIANO COVERS, at 723 7th street north- ‘OK SALE—A lot of fine Sin; RIES ; also MOCKING BIRDS, BIRD CAGES, Kc. Store, 1133 7th &t. ie CANA- ery hea of Oe very ‘at the SOAReTBRECHT. a10-2m° EDUCATIONAL. RIVATE INSTRUCTION in Latin, the rad ments of Greek, Mathematics and the ordinary English Branches, by the former Assistant ‘Teacher in the Boys School. Reduced terms i Classes. Please nddres# D. 8. KR. LAMBERT, Sth st. n.w., or call there between 4 and 7 p. m. Janl6-7 PROF HENRIE, Teacher of the Guitar and Ringing. Versons of no knowledge of Music taught to ay a waltz in a month. Charges rea- sonable. 124 °F st., near 2d n.w. Jan5 (CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL, Marx's County, Mp. The next session will bezin MONDAY, EEBRU- ARY 2, 18: Board and ee $75 in advance for each session of five mont For Circulars apply to WM. T. BRISCOE, jan7-co2m jan3-Im Secretary to the Board. 1TH ST ELLE V. PRUD'HOMME'S REEL OETA 910 Freyen Classes.’ "New term in. January: OME Eee Gisss be 34, 4 and Oy p.m. Hours PEARL AND LACE FANS. NOVELTIES IS’ JEWELRY AND FANCY oops. = 5 M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITH, Janlo 1107 Pennsylvania avenue, UNLAW FARM { GREENHOUSES. THOS. L. HUME, “oli 8. N. WHELAN, Manager. JME, CLEARY & Co., 807 Market Space, (with whom we have cata gall munication), ‘will be promptly attended Ti communications addressed as ceive prompt attention. FRANKLIN A. cr ae ‘Tunlaw Farm Greenhouses. larket 8; janl6 D. we DE MEYER’s CATARR 2 A SPEEDY and ©! CERTAIN A! H, SN FLES, CORDS Ty ‘LUENZA, ONGHT TIS. se for CATARK CONSTTLUTIONAT, Heme id Absoli Sold by all Drugwista, or a tat by D. B. DEWEY & €0., No. 46 Dey st., Now York, At $1.50 package Pamplete mailed free, jan 15-th,s,m,w IDDIE. BROTHERS, Maxuracronens Pacis pretation! 1336 street and can we Fara. Tep Bu; Sto SS Hepaicing Duet eae ave: 2. w., inelading Maticine ares Beats, re . R. MOORE, 1924 Pennsy! Dirge ri ‘ANTED_OLD Rotor aa eae | saul Fean'a veaue between fa snd orale rere private fastruction. Citered ‘to a pupils snd idioms oralivaud practically trowhe invited on aredays, ‘at 33D 12m. tolp.m. Terms = POLLOCK AND SORES paetOOR and Kindergarten, 1127 13th st, ade. 5 Tonal depectment for ladies decid TR ee for Young Ladies and Misses, st. n.w., thorough instruction in all English branches, including Book-keoping and rawihg, extended course ‘and French. Ghreutask at the book stores. . G. M. CONDRON, Principal. “decll RGoLas FR EN CH a SCHOOL: FOR YOUNG and MLLE. FOULOS t hee removed her regular Preneh Bein {0,905 16th st, new. corner of I. sons Af ‘Freneh ach fancy Pete at Aik ladame Delarue, CHOOEI OR: OF MUSIG, 707 Sth ot —Orean, Baicare a Crane.) ice Culture (bs teanben )_ Piano. Free classes, &c. fion 5 and upwards. 188 OSBORNE’S ENGLISH AND = See te AND DAY _ a gue st. Next quarter will commence Nov. Shae-ohn APLEWOOD INS: ae dente —Bo} ae Girls, 40, Btu elias Proves. ea8, Yale 01 Gated ie First J. SHOR’ SSE ea Principal. eee OB oe CTT ae GREEK. Point WIG. LOGig. “Fren aration for Br Galoge, West tbr 8.W. ETNA A. M., 702 Sth st.n.w. sl pence ol FIA PIAN ORGAN ans to tig fo be ° Yooa ie aw. eae PENCERIAN Bi Steere g scarica, ey OHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES repo) aa 2 the sibility of Eo Slee aibatreott of fens on real estate. 506 1 +6 a.m. to 10 p.in. Always in before 9 and from 2 to 5. "j1i-tsme COAL AND WOOD. oTHew 1CZ, COOKE & PORTER, COAL. BEST QUALITY OF WHITE AND) RED ASH ANTHRACITE COAL. Well screened and clesn, 2240 Ibe tothe ton quar anteed. George's Creck, Lump and Run of Cumberland Coal, by cargo, car load or single tou. WOOD OF ALL KINDS. PINE, OAK AND HICKORY OF BEST QUALITY, {x Corp LenetH, Gn SiveD AND SpLit TO AN’ IZE. BAKERS' PINE A SPECIALTY. Main Office, 1419 New York ave. Office and Yard corner 2d st. and endiaue) ave. Shipping Wharf and Yard, aes of 10th st. ALTIMORE BRANCH. Main Office, 3 Post Office ave. ‘Stfice and Rail- roud Yard, Cathedral, near Biddle st. “Shipping Whart and d Yard, fopt of York st. P. LEWIS, Sales Agent for Washington. Paiats Televhone Lines to Whast ane Yards. Also, Soonecd on: with ‘* Telephonic Excl both cities. io029 N4trI0NaL FAIR ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL AND FEDLING WOOD was awarded to us over all com. iors. STEPIENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. . avenue. nov8 Woon. * JOHNSON BROTHE! 'TELEPHONIO ‘CONNECTIONS. COAL. Low Prices. Prompt Deliveries. WOO! mill and depot connected *eieh ices by TELEPHONE. With unequaled fecllities and advantages for e90- nomically conducting the wood coal trade, yharves, factor lowest; offices when throuehout t the city, and all inimmediato. comment cation, insuring prompt attention to orde! re Our patrons the best ¥ Boel af the ve ven y lowest price: ‘We lamar atic pure Soa) 2.240, pena to the ton. HRor Mjain‘omtos, ml and da oli depot f foot of 12th, 18% ‘and 8.W. \2 9th st. F ste. fe nw. ; 1418 7th st. now. PROFESSIONAL. _ ‘SEFUL FEET Being requisite to health and comfort, thousands of well-known personages visit Dk. WHITE'S estab- lishment, 1446 Penney! sylvania avenue, opposite Wil- Jard’s Hotel, for, relief from and avoidance of Bunions, Diseased Chilblains, &c., see stablished 1861. Sitice fee" Qi per vise, ties of of wetandaii Pa. aver eo. ol Grebelds or mediate Bitame by catarrh. Constipation tal energy, Te- st |. For further di dinteutice s of which I treat you must make aprlication at my office, No. 439 9th st. n.w., Riley Building. JENBORN, jE; WEISEREO Temoved to 410 11th eer ‘inserted | 87 to Seti: and all poe eo a on. the tracting, 50 cents. decl6 BR. J. H. JOHNSTON, ‘New ¥ ‘Specials Dis GANDEE, ov New Youu, Spe te over ee teas, nee gata = ——- z 606 H st.n.w., mod.imps.. 211 A st s.e.,mod.impe. Stoddard st.,G. 1th ol Spot de andl Tat sts Ot Ree. bet ‘26th i > «BIS 400 250 2.25 2.13 , bet. Eand F 2. isu bet. Rand L sta 1.50 ‘Houses for ent, 29 18th (stn. wis mod feape.- 18 1725 Pa-ave.n.W. 1905 Pa. ave. n.w.. moc S08 22d at-n.w.,mod.imps.,11 Ts. 316: reetown, mod. imvs. od. impe.,8 10 re. mod. impa., 10'ts. 1498 roth se newes mod. Hnpes 8 TS. 717 8th stn. 9 re. sale on buiic on which can be had on application at my office, be sent by mail if aa 82,000, $1,000, 000 at aT Per cent. Fo REN’ B. H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest. 20 ie39 ‘Sth et. nw. Desirable Offices in 96! i concerning the eee Coal catate iaket throughout the country. and get scopy. tr Defrwes st. 6 r8 “dwellers br..15 121 3th se tore, 10 824 24th st. ‘ire. REAL Estate Agexr, bor. 20th and Lets. n. Ww. doing a smu busi- ness; rent of Store, 4 roonis and kitchen, 812.50, Will sell fixtures without Stock, if desired Box 34, Star office. Jan LT SUR SONTRACE TO BUILD ‘ong or more HOUSES, or do general repairing. Small cash payment: balance monthly at a low rate of, inter- cst. Address BUILDER, Star office, _ jan22-2t" Se TO LOAN—In sums to suit, al $20,000 itn rateor iuterest ae emuall sums on Real Estate. WM. F. a ARM, 7 ‘rom Washinton, on the B. & O. Kaflroad and Baltimmer pinenpti ‘one D. cr ryt n Desba county, Dalia took icon, and 4 from river, Al teveral BLOCKS enti sees in,Arkensas ; will or Farm near by.f ree from encurubean ‘hdlihees L. R.N., cae THOS. B. WAG SAMA . in one of the thri change fr city proj Fs YR SALE.— heap, a small GROCE' SLONI Good chance for’ a musty wth saa capital. Gocd reasons for selling. Addr 43, Star office. Jan21- NTED FOR CASH —A_ HOUSE worth f poorer wee 00 Apply, Uunmedistely,) aS applicant will lave town in afew days. “Nana 3t YOUNG & MIDDLETON. NO,LOAN ON REAL ESTATE 86,000, 4, 00, 6 per cent ; and 310, 000, O00, 8. att yer cent. CASSIN '& E Ms, i sta ROR: ALE For Cash or Exchange in Real Es- a great bargain, the entire stock of MASQUEMADE SUITS: in perfect order. Reason for sale, change of business. Apply at 5a) ths RW. ‘OR SALEA fine CONFECTIONERY STORE with Oyster Saloon in rear; satisfactory re: kiven for selling. Apply 1224 7th st-n.w. 32 321,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. SV apply to cuas. ¢. po&canson, Stand D sts. mie -CLASS NEW BRICK HO! 3,9 mod. imps., one for Sale, the other on; 1822 and 1824 16th st. jan20-3t ‘Apply to, J. gan20 ¥ on one of ncipal s -W., doing a business of 3,000 per rath tok party with the cash, ac dress O. K., Star offic jan20 Fv SALE—BRICK HOUSE, 8 rooms, in the neighborhood of the new market house, 803 z , Suitable for a business stand. Inquire {130 ah slen'w. DENNIS FOGAITY. Junsosnt OR SALE—A first-class DINING SALOON in the city of Baltimore, centrally iocated, only five minutes’ walk from B. & . depot; ev thing in good order. Reasons for selling: Broprie- for desires to retire from business. For further in- formation spply to JAMES E. GH, Room 4, Cloud Buildings comer dth'and Fate’ $a303 OR SALE—Light BUSINESS WAGON aa 436 New York ave. n.w., at sto janl DEAMBACE, opda Ane WANTED. Bighest price pai > a GhAE. o. KNIGHT, jan19-6t* 482 Louisiana ave. O NE-HALF OF A LARGE OFFICE, in Le Droit Building, for rent at a low figure to a satisfac- tory tenant.’ Apply to JOHN T. ARMS. _ jan17-6t B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F strests northwest. Fo RENT. ee ays) ay., 8 fine bust ap Dihet aw. hall 927 7th st. n.w. No. 801 Lst., store. I make no charge te landlords for advertising th property, and keep ft before the public constantly. Ihave many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; also, Houses in every section at prices 000, 360,008. Nor Gis the time to to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. 1213 Md. ave 1031 T st. n.w.—A desirable S-story 9 room Brick Residence, with all moderne img mprovements: 1423 and 142% York ave.—Handsome Store- rooms in one of the best business neighbor- hoods in the city. “Lenman Bullaine ‘New. York ave., near 15th st. A number of desirable Office ftooms. 1113 F st. n.w., ‘‘Iron Buil ice Rooms on second) and third “F" st., near U. Patent Office.—Several large Offices, both single and communicating. 245 Bridge st., Georgetown, D.C.—A comfortable 6 room Dwelling. Coxners New York ave. and 15th st.. a oeement uitable for a plumbing establisim THOS. J. FISHER & face Jani9 1223 F street northwest. Ra ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., 8t. Cloud Building, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. wen have ethe| for sale on TERMS TO ee! a Anew a Beier reo IB. A new Brick, 6 rooms, all mod. conveniences. anew, Brick, 10 rooms, hot and cold water on gous south and east fronts, 2 bay. unlewe se lete. Small cash payment; balance Arison Brick now buil swoon 3 MMi anc Le Le : on 12th ae be- cash payment; balance Bane baton Ca te Hun, having 8 good view of the Capitol grounds, for eale without cash payment and on Jon; ‘one buil will be Dull to to sold on easy FOR RENT. 12 2st st. 8... 12 rooms. , OF & wait ans tice Toon, corner 9th and G st and suitable for MRousekeoping, 999 Pennsylvania ave. MONEY TO LOAN at ee 7 jana 8 per cent. on satisfactory security. JOHN SHERMAN & 00. = eee No. o1e Fstrest, opposite Masoulo Temple. For Bent. Furnished. Offices 15th at wil sts..25 Mansion, re ‘End.! 00 Store 5th and I Penna. ave. and . Be 1322 V st. n.w. 1917 9th st. n. Stores dw, N 8178 n.e. £03 i8th et: 33 Ivy Place 62 Pst. n.w. 1415-1417 3 Pa.ave., near 2ist. k Corcoran, near 14th 14th na 'T, long time. 6a eae ete ee | ‘Dum! in clnetittoce Gacy, st ucioms rms ae taaee: Se a 08.8.6. 48 rs., mod, tmpe.... BW {0 rs.,m0d. 0.,40rs.,mod.! 'w., store and gegeouge: hat Ide hed ii JOR SALE—A small FARM in Maryland, con- taining four acres; new house ;all outbuildings; horse and wagon. Within an hour's drive of the ther inf: tion inquire of Sy For further inf RNIEL BAT MICH, jan17-2w* No. 920 8th st. n. w. OR SALE. In lots to suit purcha: the followin; Investment Securities of Unquestioned Vi City Railroad Stocks, istrict Fire Insurance Stocks, District Columbia Bonds. H. J. FROST, 420 6th street. f Home Jan17-6t AN "T° “Sowey on REAL ESTATE, In Bums To Surt, At6, 7and 8 per cent. janl7 10th and F sts. n.w. JOE BALE On the Heehts of Georgetown: upon y Tearonable terms, & ten-room | BiICK HOUSE; bay window, all modern improvements. Enquire 164 West st.,Georgetown. _jan14-16t* (OK SALE—NicE Homes, CuEaP.—BRIOKS, . 2, 200, 82, rooms and bat alley ‘Terms to suit. H. SPA DING, Hoom 4, 1490 N.Y avenue. Janid-2w* Fee SALE One of those cleant new BRIOKS on -. in Sherman block, at $2,500: also, one on near New Jersey avenue, at 82,500; algo,a nice hearly uew BRICK on Kt betwoen deh ahd Suh sts, N.w.. 683,000. ‘These houses are all mo: and are good Bai M. ROHRER, 513 street. janl4 ‘OR SALE—Two-story BRICK HOUSE with basement; contains 6 rooms besides bath room, ater closet and coal vault; convenient to Me ta and Government Printing ‘office. — $500 cash, balance in Thoutily payments, oa nire of J. E. ZUG, 929 Rhode Island ave. jan12-2w* WOR SALE CHEAP—Or Exchange for a Small Farm in this District, or for City Property—a FARM of about 350 acres, near Fredericksburg, Vi acres of excellent oak and pine timber, balance suitable for wheat, tobacco, corn and frui For price and terms address Box 126, Star office. jan10-8,“u,3w* POR SALE SA rery decirable PROPERTY, suit: able for Dairy or Market Garden, about 100 ards north of Boundary and. eamne distanes from Glenwood road, very cheap. Will take milk or pro- duco in part Payment, Also, several thres:story and mansard roof BRICKS, well located, all con- venlences, cheap. | Paymehts in monthily instal- ments. We have improved city Property to tradi for country property. And always MON to loan at the lowest rates in sums to si 'W. E. BURFORD & C0., Jen6___Real Estate Agents, 708 ¥ street n. w. Moxe TO LOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY, B. H. WARNER, 21 Rue Bergue, Paris, Has now open at her Branch House, 1331 F STREET, OPPOSITE THE EBBITT, The most magnificent steck of IMPORTED DRESSES, BONNETS, Etc!, EVER EXHIBITED IN ;WASHINGTON. G= REDUCTION OF PRICES IN WRAPS, N AND KID GLOVE DE- LINER, PARTMENT, Prior To Stock TAXING, FepRvary Ist. MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, 2-button, 75 cents; 3-button, 81; 4-button, 81.25; 6-button, $1.50. J. P. PALMER'S, Janlg No. 1107 F street northwest, APAME DYER. MADARSUR FROM THE LATEST IMPORTATIONS. ngrior work and Perfect Fitting cuarantosd. Pennsylvania a’ jan! Ar ay Will diepose of his fine assortment of IMPORTED RECEPTION AND STREET HATS, LADIES' AND MISSES' CLOAKS, FUR-LINED SILK CIRCULARS, AND SUETS at greatly reduced prices to make room for an early Spring importation. (an6) 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. 907 Pa. ave. MRS. SELMA RUPPERT'S, 608 9TH STREET, Orr. Patent OFrice. Cmonite a of ZEPHYRS, CREWE GERMANTOWN WOOL, YARNS, CARY as SEAges. HOSIERY, wEbaN icY AN IRSTED GOOD! NEEDLE WORK. INGTON or CREWEL EMBROIDERY "STAMPING promply executed. Jano CORSETS, |. ALL STYLES anp PRICES, ar DOUGLASS’, 522-524-526 9th street. Jan3 Br. Group Buripma. @LIDAY PRESENTS. EMPRESS and MONOGRAM KID GLOVER, In Opera'and Cloth Shades, from 2 to 6 Buttons, ‘at lowest prices. Discount of 10 per cent. allowed on all sales of three pairs. Ten-Button WHITE KIDS 81.60. TRIMMED BONNETS at cost. Novelties in NECK WEAR just received. MME. M. J. HUNT, dec20 Nos. 691 and 623 D Street. PECIAL ATTENTION.—NEW FA GOODS AND LADIES’ FURNISHING HOUSE 433 Ninth Street Northwest. Jan3 irs. M. B. BRUCE & CO. R44 LACE NOVELTIES. Duchess LACE JABOTS, at read ‘Lace BARBES, at $1. ato 2 0, to 400. ; nice | isi j the Point De Lanquedoc and Braban' oe Rea jual- De LACES at lowest prices, NOOT'S, 915 PeNNsyLVANtA AVE. Real Breton LACES, at 20 to 0c. the yard; RIB- BONS, all shades and widths, st remarkable low illusion ROUCHEINGS, Dress BLEATINGS, ar NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. All the newest styler of Real FIGHUE BAR- RES, COLLARETTS, BAND Ree CAIRFS, Spanish Lace FICHUES, Real Valen- ciennes, | “point, Gauze, Thread and Duchess Trim- ming ACES: NOOU'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVR. In Hand-embroidered, Real Lace, Hand-painting snd Ostrich Feather PARTY FANS, we have a large assortment at very low prices, AT NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. peench Reception, Street BONNETS and DRESSES, m tae AT gan2 yj BS: 8. J. On NOOT’S, 915 Pennsylvania ave., ESSER, RESSMA RING LADIES’ PATTERNS. Agency for 8. T. Taylor's Patterns, System of Cutting taueht, and Journals of Fashion for sale, 1218 Pennsylvania ave., up Stairs. dec29-Im Mss BELLE LUCAS. DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. ME. LE’GARVEIN, M BASH iO nese ‘DRESSMAKER. BRIDAL TROUSSEAUS, MOURNING ORDERS. decll Also, CUTTING and Orders filled at shortest notice, and in most artistic manner. sep23-t, th,s,6m_ 907 Pa. ave. ADIES’ SHOES—OF FIRST OLASS. THE ONLY IN THE OITY. WE MAKE TO ORDER parce A, REBP AN ASSORTMENT, BEASC " @. SOHOWS ith st. n.w. Branch H. WIREMAN'S. nova5 RESSMAKING. ‘The MISSES HAMILTON, 1111 F Stnrer. Jan5 916 F et. n.w. First-class work, at moderate prices. _ nov ISTRIOT BONDS FOR SALE.—District of Oo- HE FIRST Tumbia o per cent: 20-year ‘bonds, District of T z PREMIUMS ni re fa present price seid nds pay the beat ‘ofanyin | | UADIES' AND CHILDREN’S FINE SHOES market. Ipterest paid at ate ‘uitea States Treas- | Have been awarded by the ional Fair Association “iin PETSI Pa. Avent i 3. H. VERMILYA, jan3-Im 431 Pa. Aventic. our vERMD 0 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY— 11,500, $1,000, 8800, 8500 and $300. Monev aiece © Pe LEIGHTON, Jan3-1m* 823 436 street northwest. BOOKS, &e. LOREX, 70, EOAN. ON LIFE AND ENDOW MENT TNaGRaANCe TES.—We also buy endowment Policies teat by leading comps nies, maturing win Bi pears: ‘Andress, i inclosing stanip for reply, HENR: ERS & 0O., cor. Loridvton acd Charles sts. Baltimore: “delé-eosma WM. A. MAIN & BROS., | 125 G3 TO Zh Pennavivants £72: D.W-, eon Sid to bay, rexchange city or country> ~operty. Ex- especialy. dec) PIANOS AND ORGANS. EFF PIANOS.—Grand, Square and Uj SAUNT Highest honors Paris Exposition i TWO FIRST PREMIUMS fii m at the late National Fair, at Washington, D.C. The Stieff Boudoir Grand, or Upright, the Artist's Fine, defies competition. max ous A WILD & BRO. Sone AGENT jan8__‘ 793 7th st. n.w., betwoon G and H. ‘ALLET S & COS H av iorsiait® Pu parC ae e Now syle for Hol (oli- 1 Sth sn. ‘SUMNER. UTIFUL DECKER =m PIANOS, @. KUHN, Sole Awent 407 10th st. h.w. - HNABE’S PIANOS. fo pe to be the BEST NOW MANUFACTURED. Liksal Endorsed by all le ‘artists. ORGANS! and PIANOS from celebrated makers for sale and it. and Re) promptly attended to. ee NBAGH'S Bruxo WakabooMs, 027-6m os 423 11th st... few doors above Pa.av ____THE TRADES. to Ji SARL ISHED Some seam and Gao Hitter, 419 Rinth street. w., practical, oxperi sated ah oper sanitary a sine DIARIES. DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS® of every degeription. E AUTOMATIC PENCILS, plain and for ing. MANAG DE GOTITA for 1380. WHITTAR EWS ALAN AO for 1880. : for A table of Standard and Miscellaneous Booka in cloth bindings, at the uniform price of 50 cents per volume. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, METROPOLITAN BOOK 8TO! b1T Par ave. vs jani0 50 cy. 50 ito aie Pleadings; oth edition. 6.00 Eaton a vil, oes in Great Britain. 2.50 tis; 2 6-00 1 Fa 1.50 W. H. & 0. H. MORRISON, Law BooxksELLERS AND STATIONERS,