Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. WASHINGTON. SATURDAY January ——— ___ CROSBY S. NOYES....Editor. Averave Daily Circulation over 17.750— being a much larger bona fide, regular @nd permanent circulation than that of » @ll the other daily papers in the city added together. ‘Tue Sran is connected with the wires of the N tional Telephone Exchange and with the Western Union Telephone Exchange. Both these agencies ean therefore be availed of in sending to Tue STAR @dvertisements, orders for the paper to be served, mews, or any information, at any hour of the day free of charge. These facilities are a great conve- mience, and will be sppreciated by the customers of Tae (ate “The Suffrage (Question. ‘The proposition to revive suffrage In the Dis- trict of Columbia was very eloquentiy advo- cated by Messrs. Ingersoll, Durant and others, at the meeting last night. About all that can be urged in behalf of the proposition was said, and well said; yet what was advanced, while a forcible argumentin behalf of suffrage in the abstract, does not seem to meet the case of this District. It was urged tl it was humiliating that 175,000 people should not have the right of suffrage and representation. If this argument is worth anything it means that {t is wrong that 000 people should be deprived of the right to vote for President, members of Congress, governor, legislature, &c., as all other populations of that number in the country have the right todo. If the matter of numbers is to settle the q iestion, then the Dis- trict of Columbia, with Its 175,000 population, has the same right to vote for President, V. § Senators and Representatives, gover- nor, legislature, &c., as Nevada, with but 53,711 population; Oregon, with 101,333; Dela- ware, 125,015; and Florida, 133,248. But is it Seriously argued that Congress, which has under the Constitution exciusive jurisdiction over the District of Columbia. will or can give tous those full rights of suffrage that all clti- zens of the nation enjoy outside of this District? If Messrs. Ingersoll and Durant can by their eloquence induce Congress to give us the right to vote for national, state, and municipal officers, the same as othe: izens of the United ‘States, the boon of suffrage will be worth having. Anything short of this will be a delusion anda snare; and the 175,000 people of the District will still De deprived of the rights of other citizens of the country. The privilege of voting for 2 few minor offic: “avenger3, chimney- sweeps, tax-collectors, or a delegate in Congress without vote or influeuce—wiil not pay for the Wother, expense and turinoli of restoring the costly and exceedingly unpicasant elective ma- chinery of this Distri ‘The impression eviden: 4n political circles that the Grant boom is oa the decline. The Genera so to have car- ried the boom with him tnto the darkness and obscurity of the Florida swamps. The antl- Grant republicans are much encouraged at what they regard as collapse of the “third term movement,” bit the supporters of the ex-Presideat inttinite that everyth- ing is lovely. ‘They talk as if it were a part of the plan to have General Grant pass, comparatively, out of public no- tice for a season. It is predicted that he will return just before the meeting of the National convention, dnd thai thea he will carry every- thing witha rush. Ii has been reported from anti-Grant sources, recently, that Senator Don Cameron “had become convinced that It would not do to run Gen.Grant fora third term.” A G. 8. Senator, who, doubtless, knows Senator Cameron's sentiments and Intentions as well as any man living, sald to-day, referring to this report: “There is not a word of truth In It. Cameron is for Grant, and for nobody else. He honestly believes that Grant is the strongest man his party can nominate, and he tntends to qo all in his power to nominate him.” en ‘The Albany organ of the New York democra- ty says that the republicans may deprive them- selves of the privilege of voting for Presidential electors if they want to, but the democratic party of New York “will vote for electors of President and Vice Presid ntin any event inthe Old-fashioned way, and the declaration of the popular vote will be sent on tn the usual way.” This is an intimation that if the repablicins change the method of choosing electors the democrats will make a contest of some sort be fore Congress. obtains very largely ———_s-e—____ Pullman drawing-room and sleeping cars for oxen, sheep and pigs are what the Humane Society now wants.—N. F. Com. Adv. Well, if they don’t get purer air and better ventilation in the latter than human passengers do, all we have to is that we are sorry for the oxen, sheep and pigs. It is a cold and a blue day when we don't read ofan ex-l . Senator making a million dollars orsoin mining speculations, or something of that sort. The latest instance is that of ex- Senator Pomeroy, who Is said to be scooping in accouple of thousand a weck from a North Car- olina mine. Why don’t more gentlemen leave the Senate? The rule seems to be uniform. —_.-___ "Phe meeting for the deserving object of organ- izing a society for the protection of children in Unis District takes place at Tallmadge Hall to- night. The movement is endorsed by our best, citizens. $< —__— ‘There are 116 new advertisements in THE STAR to-day. ostructions of the kidneys and attendant organs wit prove fatalif not renioved by Hop Bitters. DOUGLASS’, St. Cloud Bldg. CESS Ninth Sts IMMENSE or our FOURTH ANNUAL GRAND SALE or LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. 25 dozen thoroughly made add trimmed CHEMISE sold each day at 25e. each. or four for one dollar. ‘This is leas than the present cost of cotton and trimming. Every garment ofaced » positive bargain. DOUGLASS’, 22-524-526 Ninth st. From the best factories in FRANCE, ENGLAND, GERMAN $24 ather countries, to which we respectfi the attention of eitizene and straners, ally invite M. W. BEVERIDGE, Gate Webb & beveridge,) No Between CORATED CHINA and POTTERY, T COsT: HATS AND BONNEY, FANCY FEAT? zRg AND FLOWERS, AT AND BELOW COST TO REDUCE STOCK. MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, Largest stock in the city, at lowest prices. MME. M. J. HUNT, Nos. 691 and 623 D Street. AT COST! jan D®™ Goons, 713 Marker Space. Ladies’ and Children’s CLOAKS and DOLMANS. BLANKETS, h BED COMFORTS: iG, anal GENES’ FORMISHINGS, | - suas tan ato SHUI to Tie ann 1916 1916 Pa. Ave. J. W. SELBY. ia! to buy, = ithe time bay, aa everything # on the WELLS, HAVING RECOVERED yi his latesevere einem, ny bow beloend ats office, No. 1222 F EMONGEOT'S NEW WAVES AND EAU DE lige oe Ero. ncerot—816 Sth street ‘opposlte U- 8. Patent or OGERT'S , VEGETABLE COUGH ware ted cure for Whoopit ng Covet 1 Cron cde and free from narcotic c points. Srale by sl ROFESSOR LABROQUE, 728 13th street, na- p five French Instructor, graduate of Sorbonne ersity. P Private instruction in. all the French baincher, Nicetler of Prench elocution and literature to advanced people a specialty. Jk DISTRICT GOVERNMENT CLEARLY oF SHOWN TO BE UNCONSTITUTIONAL. See to-morrow's SUNDAY CHRONICLE for the Great Constitutional Argument of Hon. THom DUnAN7, delivered at the mass meeting last nis 1H. RUPPERT, TEMPLE OF FANCY Goops, No. 403 and £05 7th st. n.w. Received per steamer Berlin a fine assortment of GERMAN FAVORS, SILK and COTTON DOMINO MASKS, PAPER MASKS of all characters. VALENTINES of all description. LONGWY LAMPS, jan24 WITH MOEHRING ARGAND BURNERS, PLAIN AND DUPLEX. ‘These Lamps give a beautiful light, and are very ornamental. A very lange assortment. M. W. GALT, BRO. & 00, JEWELERS 4ND SILVERSMITHS, Jano 1107 Pennsylvania avenue. QHADEs THAT LIGHT UP WELL. EVENING AND RECEPTION GooDs. Black and Colored Brocade. SILKS. Black and Colored on Black SATIN pE LYO! x Brocade SATIN be L’ Damasse Chambrey GA ide Chambrey. MOAUZES. Bla nds. YAL iD ‘GLOVES, 2, 3,4 TION 18 SOLICITED. PERRY & BROTHER, enna. av, cor. Ith st. —— Weenie t RO UETZEN VE- Persons desiring to be applicants for the position, of Caterer of the Washington Sehentzon Verein, are herewith informed that the position is subject to competition, at tag Carly Tental of 81,590, en and ML Torpne year. The Association the ana and will furnish the Barroom with inter, Shelving, Looking Glass, Tables and re. Ch Applicants must hand in their names, withnames of Pondamen, on or before TUESDAY, February 880, to John Le Vout, Treasurer, nthe Bead of Divoire teeter itself the right of accepting o rejecting” all names to be presented to the Stockholders. er information apply to JNO. L. VOGT, ‘By order of Board. Jan24-st R. SPRINGSGUTH, Sec. GTERLING SILVER WARE, Ix plete NUT Prk ICE CREAM BOWLS, ETE SETS, SUGARS and CREAMN, ER and MUSTARD CREAM. PIE and. WISH BNIVES, DEINE ‘an and Bele SPOONS. A handsome line of hand-engrayed FLAT W: to all of which we invite special attention. ae WATCHES and JEWELRY REPAIRED. HARRIS & SHAFER, 1113 Penna. ave. Jan24-3t GREAT wouk cLTFE OF ZACH CHANDLER. Compiled under direction of his executors. Handsomely Illustrated ners, of a Self-Mado THE GREAT Bi SBTALWART, IGA A volume replete with valteabie information for struggling youth, sat containing words of wisdom for persons in high places. Rich fund of incident and aneodote. Subscriptions received at Room 14, Co1 Building, Wai Washinton, D.C. fy Coreose :—9 to 1l'a.m.—3 to 5p. (a limited i number of lanes and geniveinen will be employed a8 canvassera.} Jan24-6t THE CROWN TOOTH BRUSHES. BRISTLES WARRANTED NOT TO FALLOUT OR BREAK OFF WHILE USING. FOR EVERY BRUSH FOUND IMPERFECT AFTER USING ANOTHER WILL BE GIVEN, OR THB MONEY REFUNDED. SOLD BY DEALERS. 0. W. MAY; FIRNHABER & 00., IMPORTERS, 63 Pearl Street, New York. jan 24 [IRE Y SECON D ANNUAL REPORT or THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. Net Aasets, January Ist, 1879........86,309.580.46 RECE! hs Premium receipts. Interest receipts et Total... 861.1 378. 851,428, 289.79 19 737,620.25 jRSEMENTS. 18. B48, 91.79 234,819.23 -d policies, 187,357.41 Comminsions, salaries,” ical fe ses, : net Teel expenses, advert : WANTS. FOR RENT. AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. LADIES’ GOODS. ANTED—By an Ei SITUATION OB RENT_FURNISHED HOUS RENT. FOR SALE BARGAIN JEANNERET, a8 8 coachman. STABLE, 1001 i ‘on East Cay fol ak, suabio for's MG ‘o:| FO — BRICK, Gan ne ® 900 or xe, TBANNERET, | st.n.w. jan24-2t Audrens 8 .scte Jan2e-3t* BO. HOLTZMAN, 6100 | did stan wi Eee Tee R Beet oA DRUG, STORE. | VOR Snes EERE STS. newly Sey BITOR tbe a et sth and aw... 508 oper Galle Howe Store, with a lanre and. ‘Addreee SENNA, Star office, fitted ep tgurout: to entlemen only private “Wh. - HOLTZMAN, FRENCH AND Ri eke family. 1005 Shek new dae St Rear Estate AGENT AND AUCTIONRER, Jan22-3t 1 Feet. n.w. | having made arse ee Ce ETS. ‘ANTED_A gentioman desi 1B RENT_TWO ROOMS, with use of Ritch — the latest ety toamer. eit? furnished ROOM: pormaneut if, silver, vad: Fhe Dining Room hot aiid onl watt for ite Pe * BENT. SORRENT: FOR RENT. Tie DY every 8 tec dreee, stating terms, Box 635, City P.O. ja2t-3t socking and cat care of the house for two. 0th and F streets northwes! Cor. 2th and L sts.n.w. sy 19Gay st.,G't'n, 9rs., br., Avr COLORED-BORDERED Vy ANTED—A ood second-hand Black Walnat Bocdwiieg re fr. 120 828 BOOKCASE, ‘with las ginss front. Address, giv- ‘33 1536 st. n.w. ine ne description, dimensions and price, a Sana TO BUY—A amall stock = - TES, in store well located. EW WHITARER, Real Estate Agent, 208 434 st.n.w. jand4-2t ANTED—Experienced SALESLADIES far our corset and underwear department. t ref- erence required. is Royal, 1117 Pa. ave. ANTED—A first-clasa CANVASSER. Liberal iecrns tole ecauipetens Perms CADDIE) Det weet 4and 6 p. We WASTED Ten youne ry to rent rooms room and board $25 per month ; comforts of a refined home ; hops twice a month. ‘KING'S, cor. 15th and NewYork ave. ‘ANTED—A GIRL, who can go home at night, te do chamber work, plain sewing and assist in takin f a child. Keferences required. Apply €30 Maryland ave. 8. w. y ANTED SHELVING COUNTERS andWALL CASES: alxo, ange Mf ROR. very nice and che! ply at M. GOLD: Tb: cconist, 611 Pa. avenue. WANTED_A German WOMAN to do cooking, wathing and ironing; good references impar- stive. Call at M1 W. POWELL'S, 9) st. between 9 and 11 o’olock a.m. jan24-2 WANTED For a light and axroeable apannont in our business an industrious LA: Salar; ville learning 89 a week. Address Box 18, Stat cfice. Wisntinnr 4 Smart, active COLORED BOY; oue that can scrub and rua errands: at 73 ft. nw. Algo, THREE APPRENTICES for es SAMS’ WANTED SA cpa ,hrenchmian, | apeakims Turkish, Fi panish and 2’ little Eaz- , desiter 3 STEUATION ae servant in ape Ye ghiz#t-class references. A. B., Cast. £ Wer eD—To Rent—By the year, with privi- deze of purchasing, a small PLACK in the must be within easy access of the city, oderate. &ddress, stating particulars, -» Star office. ANTED—A respectable Lady wishes a nicely- ~ fnrnished ROOM, Ist or 2d. floor front, ins desirable location, where no questions are asked Address, stating terms, which must be reasonabloe. Mrs. J. WARNER, City P. O. ANTED—SALESMEN for the best selling bool World Wita parts 01 ‘wito hasa large cit city ofgely, t2 the AMERIOAN Go. 3 uilding, or address Box a Waal ington House.” Jan24-3t complete. “Also, ‘x GERMAN Beauaintance, om RENT-ROUSE 1410 Est. usar the Genus Tees dacartone @ root summer Kitchen, Key 1310 Fete lichen. Rent 820. Fee RENTA handsomely Furnished FRONT OR, first floor, gnitable for a Member of jgilse, HOOMS on second and third foors, with Bontd. S18 13th st i. w jan” EB RENT—No. Ta Nat. n- Wey =e ‘OR RENT—Four ROOMS mm second floor, suit- ee able for light hourekea isn ‘Thouse haa ail mod: ofa. improvements, and faces sou given, Febr ‘Appiy at 1235 Fe qa ‘A neat seven-room FRAME DWEL- LING, with large double Lot. on F st., between 10th n.e., convenient to H st. cara. As the owner intends leaving the city, this property will be offered at $2,200 cash. Address W.0., P.O. Box OR RENT. 07 © st. nw. large warehouse, story; 1319 7th st. aw 8. Wes 5 18. ‘aid: HO Tse BT; 211 Tit wt! now. 6 ens B10. ‘apply to'A? Be cate WOOD, 1295 Gen st. n. janda-ste ‘FOR RENT—Five-room HOUSE, 1441 P strost EY water in the yard: near market and street cars clean sua in es order; rent low. Jan23-31" FR A very, Seta DWELLING Musi on West st-, Gari thirteen Fooms, all modern iny ovis me ‘ge lot, car- houre and stables ‘he oroperty will be pol at a wrest enorifice: Ises, 104 West st, Georgetown. VOR RENT—Pieasantly Furnished ae 9th st. x.w. Central location. Jan22-3 VOR RENT—Two Unfurnished ROOMS, commu- f° nicating, front and back, $7 per month, 730 4th “faa on, prent- Eee Sone RENT. cely Fultished Front OH on second floor; gas and heat: 88 per mont! izaz 8th st. nw. anes-st= Fo RENT—A mall STORE, southeast corner of 4th and C sts. 8.e., suitable for a small busi- ness of any kind. Apply’ on the premises. jan22-3t POR RENT—Two story FRAME, 438.8 et. nw. 5 $7; two story BRICK and STORE. 14th ‘and Boun mndary, $15.. WM. F. HOLTZMA’ i jan 22 FE RENT_Sinall HOUSE. No. 823 C et. nw. location central price $35 per’ month. Apply: toDr. "et. new. ‘References e- cae Jan22-3¢* Wire a —A JOURNEYMAN BALE EBS Apply 44 East Market space, George Was strong white BOY in liquor store. Tio peRt Of references required. 1017 7th st. n.w. Wena good COMPOSITORS, itely, at Room 39, Le Droit Buil Apply between 7 and9 o'clock’p.m. _jan23~ WANTED FURNISHED BOD te ty, ule eerivs, oF Board in a private fan = wife. Address Bo: Star 2Ot n23-2t* WH ‘0 SELL—PATENT DEFIGE RE- PORTS G Geode alt from 1847 in- Bookstore No. 120034 Tth at. n. w. Very hoot a Jan22-3t" ANTE D—Three or four Kentecl YOUNG LA- DIES to take subscriptions for a navel. $10 a day Ro Remade: oon -c apartment clerks referred. Gait after 1 Bet an im- Seman ant Vv aes = Senet SORRESEONDHTEE and CONTRIBUTORS wanted for 34 yacan- cies. MSS. immediately placed if available to any miblicher. Correspondence invited. Atheneum jureau Literature, 37 Park Row, N.Y. _Ja22-e03t* WASTED—Two respectable YOUTHS, deairons to_ thoroughly ically ‘study all branetes of ering, may ap- ply for terms at office, 700 N st. n.w. jan21-2w* ANTED_COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS, NURSES and other hel lp. Families and others furnished servants gratis, Licensed ‘People's In- gence Oftce,” Room 24, Federal Building cor- ner 7thand F. 'C. E. PRIGE& CO. _ jan2-i2t* FOR RENT Iwo story and basement BRICK, Fron, O07 JOth st. nc, (near Columbia beat ns, bath, sink, water-close ren M.M. ROBRER, 019 7th ot. a; iOR RENT—A FRUIT, GARDEN = paET FAKM combined in one; gnly thred injlea from this city; very desirable and a very low rent Apply at 147 24th st. n.w. from WE Beco or RENT—HOUSE No, 1218 Eat, n.w., being two stories high: front 22 feet by 100 fect deep, containing one room on first story, one ditto jn the second, auitable for printing office or bowl- ing saloon. k. P. JACKSON, No. 155 Bridge st., Georgetown. 'OR RENT—The large, newly constructed WAREHOUSE 313 8th st. n.w., Just north of Pennsylvania avenue, containit ing aif modern ia Feo remese including an elevator, well adap forany Kind of business. | For terms, &c, sores IGELOW, National Bank of the F ‘nie ‘7th and D st Jan’ OR = ‘To small family, five Pleasant ROOMS on first and second floors; $16. it. B.W., Opposite new Museum. jand0-coste > FOR FENT—ROOMS, communicating or single, 1134 18th st., near line of F-st. cara. Also, Btore and Dwelling, 1839 Ket. Apply a ath ot. OF RENT_STORE and DWELLING, 913 1 Ta r Pa. ave. Apply JNO; cor. 1dth ana ates mW ant ok RENT HOT Tar Esst,, near = and Treasury departme ms, summer dwater. ‘Key 110 F st. "Rent $20. kitchen, gas and water. jan10-2w* WANTED ASITUATION by @ young English lady (itoman Catholic) as governess to two or three young children. English, French and rndi- ments of music. Address F. B., No. 135 Mutual st., Toronto, Canada. jani2-2w ANTED—Yon to examine and choose a SEW- ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. Any one not pontiac teay eae ect to exchange foe sy other. ing and repairing a speci o- KENNEY, 227 9th st.newe 12020 ANTED—CARPETS to OLEAN, at RIOE'S Steam Beat Works, 0 BRS Avene Orders by mail or left at W. B. cor. 7th st. d Pa. aves or Messrs. Hoos, Bro. & Oo., 1328 F TATED STEAM CARPET OLEANING. Al work guaranteed. At OHAOE’S, 616 Louisi- aes RENT—Furnished PARLORS am Ficosts ita: and ROOMS fur furnished for eer ing, an yaks aver Corner O46 BOARDING. [HE TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOM first class Hotel Board, foe and 850 per rnished, heated wit ~ th steam, month House is well fui and every way desirable. NJ'EF LOONIEL HOURE, 612 9th st-n-w., is one of ye costes and ducted boarding houses in the Gated at roasonabie terms. PERSONAL. ent boarders BOONMIO. novly LOST —— FOUND. pring—five iron, one brass. (otel for reward. ‘OST—SIX Li Geaveat St. Mace OST—On Friday, Jan. 23, on 14th, H or Tate. round onyx BREASTPIN, valuable only to the owner. Suitable reward given if left at 1523 Ist. n. w. Mit L. BAUERDORF has removed to No. 1130 31st n.w., where sho will be pleased to see her rE friends from 9:30 a. m. to 8:30 p.1n. fan TMOREEOTPS PILES) CURED WITHOUT the use Remember, you have Rothing to pay, sat on Suerte a: RK - INS, M. D., 714 13th st. n.w. jaaeoe 18 ST—On the evening of the 23d ase e WAL LET containing $28 or #2 some smal papers. The fin be rewarded by leaving it 309 F at. Jan24 -3t= Leen on 18th or Lat. n.w.,a Boman NG, with pendant of’ leat and bunch of grapes. Suitable reward if returned to 1800 F at. n.w. Jan24-3t" 40 REWARD Lost at or about the Tample Drux tore, on the evening of the 22d instant, EIGHTY DOLLARS In ‘three bills. Reward paid by leaving at Star office. ‘OUND At Lincoln Hall, January 22d. SPEO- "TACLES and EYEGLASSES, which owners, by nyine for this advertisement, can ‘obtain from’ A. ATT & SON, 401 9th st. n.w. tt s REWARD Lost from navy yard, white SETTER DOG, Diack Tf delivered to Chief 2; fiuecr BROOKS above reward will be paid. jae OST OR EXCHANGED_On Thursday, Janu. ‘a reception on I at., a very dark blue Feed Sin UMBRELLA for a smaller Beown one. Any one returning the ‘blue one to 1518 Hf st. n.w., will receive their’sin return. Jan: OST—A black anaes white Cameo ea ree pendants, wnile padsing ensure and State departments, or in thot Gleinity, daring the afternoon of Janunry 23+ A suitable reward will be given for its return to the tar office. OST—A suitable reward will be finder of a GOLD ae Crete setting), jon either on Congress 01 rretown, Tween Christ church aud the southeast corner 0 Gaya and Montgomery sts.,if lett at the latter place. wiven to the ae matince Ford's Opera House, a lady's ‘Morocco RTBOOK, oontaining a bunch of keys, car tickets, &c. Finder will please to Star office and receive suitable reward. ‘yam: EDUCATIONAL. lay, Tuesday, | ‘Wed- ong per. month. ALIN, GnERE GERMAN, ¥ FREN ON oe lis. Private oon int 5 ‘ate ‘lessons a other hours. 8. W. FLYNN, A.M, 702 oth strest 2. Bosspixs AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN, resem Mp. ‘erma apply to MES. BOWIE or MISS GARDINER, neipals. 122-th, 8a, tu-2w* ROF. HENRIE, Teacher of the Guitar and Sin; . Persons of no know! of Music taught po pay a waltz in 1g, month Ghanres Tea- sonable. 124 F st., near % jan5 |HARLO’ eee SCHOO! Cc Fae A Blots Counry, Mo. ee xt session will begin MONDAY, FEBRU- Y'2, 1880, Board and tuition 875 in advance {op each session of five mons. ‘or lars apply ue. 7. ete. 61,431.16 81,095, 358 58.01 Net Janu: Sst, 1080: anUaey £86,642, 462.24 ASSETS. Uv. a 5 and 6 per cent. ate yk arid oth other 50, 82, 413,901.70 2,449,594.63 | 672,158.51 283,750.05 554,990.06 275,067.39 86,642,402.24 989,110.41 TUCK. <scsecosnesesces 108,472.89 Morhet valucof stocks, etc.,0ver Costs ---7 191,273.80 386,857.10 Groes assets, January erate 880... ,031,319. elect iecarmes. 87,031,319.94 not due sesige 8 122,133.00 mega inure sein. 5,716.861.00 jon unrepori- ed policies, etc... 65,819.38 gels to 903 16th st. new., corner aes ‘Attar ‘School Delarue, fancy Pry Sat aeons = Sieitaser oF. yd 707 Sth hd ee rae. Hours. © Sg ee Mera |e ‘to be for bg R. ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, Confidential Consulting w Physician for Ladies oF Eoenbemen, ‘an be consult person erry Ay and SATURDAY, from 2 to9 p. Base at owe nears Otiees perfectly. pri wate. Ghunese iioderate’ ‘No failurce. Mtain offes, 19 South Eutaw st., Bultimore. Jan13-1m {PAN BROOKE, ELLS ALI, THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confidential, “Larios ‘and Gautiemen 50 cents cach. 416 Let., bet, 4th and 5th sts.u.w. Jen10-3w' J, F, RIBBEY, 402 7p st. desiring to reduce his ¢ stock of WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER- WARE, offers it all at cost for next thirty days, for cash only. Bee hls advertisement in another ool- jan -3) 8. L.. P. ANDERSON, the well-known Tranoe, ‘Test and Business Medium, of San Francisco, formerly of New York city, is located at No. 3 204 Pa. ave. n.w. dec29-1 ADAME ROSS, the long-established, eatanls Doctress Ives better satis- feasions in all affairs of tite oF one in the TO lis ‘the ‘pa resent and future deetiny and aaigttce 0 metters apper- ass fove aad. matrimoay, aie in Consulta Bh, aoe fat. above D st. north ar PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, on as ae the ‘ibility: aS se we Censored on te. 1 p.m. Always ia before 9 and from 3 to 6. = Titgme FOR SALE. ‘OR SALE—My FAS’ SE, RED ROVER. ‘When speeding, paces in 2-28, and trot inside of three minitos: Souging gait is an open, long-reaching trot, at 12 miles per: hour: Gentle, sound, free driver, ig often driven by alady. H. Optician, 43 Pa. avenue, corner 4)4 Jan24-3t* SALE.—SIX-HORSE, BOILER and FOUR. one ENGINE ‘Space te new. p for 5 i Tight Business Giseone, “AL DESNY DAIRY. 112, ait a aaa 8 jd st. We [ited from Ouior ‘Ai ood workers aud gx ved from Ohio. workers a1 Also, four Coupe Horses, 1 pair oF tnntched Black Horses 16 banda tbe TBS kind and gentle in all harness. To be seen at JOHN SIMMON'S Stable, No. $11 12th st. n.w. jan8-18t" ‘OR BSALE—AT A GREAT BanGarN—A nearly FE new Hallet Davis & Co. Upright Grand chelce New it caso and ears gift. Ate Tota et a.we OF ARNESS and 3 and Single MAREESS, and dae of fe finest Bedale MARES th th oii, aula suitable for lady or gentleman. of Stock b skeen tion, andl eatiafgcsion guar wiisesnte epi OWNEY, ae 1013 Hes n.W. plete TURNOUT ‘(-HORSE, BRISCOR, BALE—At lowest fi tation: a jan3-Im to the Board. ort ep a IF1OOS, ISSES POLLOCK AND NOERR'S School and | PIANO COVERS, at 728 ith street north FY M* ‘Kinde 1127 13th st, n. w. deel? ies tore Sea Te Gann gitee ta | FLOR SALE-A, lot 5 GANAS Rormal dopectment for dios. decid rab Gace a ‘BIRDS, PARROT ARK SEMINARY for Young Tadies and Missog, | Store.1i Suite HS ame ‘Book-keeping and Latin an PROFESSIONAL. phe bore stores. Address Mus. G. M. i eee ‘SEFUL FEET EGULAR FRENCH SOHOOL FOR YOUNG a and eomfo Ladies and : f Rr FOULON has remo ed her regular French | fsa Bay WHITES ota ite Wil- Hahment, 141 7416 Pennegl oes aay elton ot &e. Ber on Office fee, $1 per visit. SS WEISENBORN, rethoved to 410 11th Ae CELLULOID TERTH inserted en gBCSBEEE? AI mut boPPe 2 0 pee 4 syesnyess Bi =} : 30 Ro charge te landlords for ad) Property, and keep it before the pale mye Thave many of the finest building sites in the city from $1,000 ¢6 860,000. Now ia the time to buy. E. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sta. nw. EAL ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. E. WAGGaman, 619 Seventh street. (Ohanges made Wednesdays and Saturdays) 1747 F st, 104. Ho w. alt nA tt new. mod, ‘impe.,10 ra. inipa:, 10 Fe 1754 to 1762 T at 1102-1104 6th et. Gat. Gor-it an We Sthoty becH and Patent, Cor. ath and F sts. Ww. 16th st., bet, Land Msi mod. i 416 10th st. nw: . imps. $29 Miskourl aye. mod. imps +i 129 Beall st., Georgetown, mod. imps., 13 ra 40.00 2422 Kt. n.w., mod. ne 2 os, 40.00 n-hous on lith st, +10 Fs. 1905 Pa. ave.,mod.imp 600 11th st., ‘(store). 412 11th 2 stables in rear 1730 L Stable in Test of 989 Misgourl ave $36 re, 914 disks 1 Up rent and sale on my books. For com! e Duilletin tested ou the let and tsth oF each. month, which can be had on application at my oflice, or will be sent by mail if ated $2,000, 1,000, 3600" ats per cent. Jan24 a. ‘Ww, with use Obtices, ues pore nw. and 458 SEs ave. 0D.W., fev ab ae, oes IN 916 F ST. N.W. nave for rout, ali the heases ‘together reports QeRceruing the condition of the real estate market throug! Call and get Ci hout the country. OR RENT. 1531 T st. n.w.—A desirable S:story 9 room Brick Residence, with all modern improvements. 1423 and 1425 _ New York ave.—Handsome Store- ne of tho best business neighbor- hoods in ate. “Lenman Building, lew York ave., near 15th st. "A number of desirable Ofte Heovmns. 1113 F st. n.w., ‘Iron Building. ee of- Rooms on second ee third, “¥F" st., near U. "a meron large iiices, both single and communicating. 245 Bridge wt., Georgetown, D.C.—A comfortable 6 Corner New York ave. and 15th ft, Basement suitable for a plumbing establishment THOS. 3. FISHER & O0-, Jani9 1238. ¥ street northweat. R=" 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 TERMS TO SUIT. Price. senses os A 7-room_ Brick now bi ‘tween M and |; monthly, &o.,"&c., &c. ine Lst on Capitol having a good view of the Capitol grounds, for alo without cnah payment and on long time to aa OF & will be built to suit, an er joe roots, corer Sih and @ rooms, and suitable for. Housekeeping, 909 Pennsylvania ay MONEY TO LOAN at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. on satisfactory security. 15 JOHN SHERMAN & OO. A. Mo! Reaw ‘fer, Bros ‘No. 918 F street, epposite Masonlc Temple. ‘Rent. Offices 18th and F a i a E aes 2 my f Se EAS sedges Bs) ener E i et Too r9, # B Pe d ; a i see Ses ne tues § hand T E. W. WHITAKER, REAL ESTATE AGENT, 408 43s Srneer, Nex? 10 Pa. AYENUE. eos and LOTS for sale in ail parts of the y. jani4-6t x0 T MOANoNEY ON REAL ESTATE, In Sums To Surr, At 6, 7 and 8 per cent. No Delay. B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. a.w. 7 & ED TO PURCHASE —A modern BRIG K,5 {07 rooms, in northwestern section, for which STEIGER & LIEBE! amg W. es8h wy Sercbreit PBuitdings $20, 000 TO LOAN—% sams to suit, at Jow rate of sate Alco, stiall sums on me Esti Weer ion Fiioieek st. Dew. # one or more SES, or do generat repairing. Small cash ent: balance monthly ata low rate of in ddress BUILDER, Star office, Jan22. FRE Desirable DAIRY TRUCK. the B. & OR SALE. FARM, 7 miles from Washington, o1 mn Railroad and Baltimore turn pike: one hund: es in. grass. Apply to BELT ALL, 6 OF Wit N. CALVERT & CO. Balt more. jan32-2w RIOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 640 Acres of Mis- it sissipni River Bottom LAND, (Timber,) lying in Desha county, Arkansas, 20 miles from Napo- leon, and 4 from'river, ‘Also, geveral BLOCKS entire, in one of the thriv- ing eities JnsArkansag: will exchange for city prop- or Farm near by,f ree from encumbrances. Addiess L. R.N., caro THOS. E. WAGGAMAN- jan22-th, | OR SALE—For Oust oF or Exchange in Real Ei aryain, the entire stp kof se Urns. in perfe Reason fe, change of business. Ap at 320 st. janat-tate = FIRST-CLASS NEW BRICK HOUSES, 9 rooms, all mod. ne for Sale, the other for Rent; Nos. 1822 and Tadd Toth sty ADply to, J ESTER, 519 7th st ‘Jano a SALE—BRICK } “HOUSE 8 rooms, in a neighborhood of the new market house, 803 R st.n.w., suitable for a business stand. Inquire at 1729 9th st.u.w. DENNIS FOGARTY. jan26-1m* FOE SALE A fret-class DINING SALOON in the city of Baltimore, centraily socated, only ve minutes’ walk from B. & U0, Rel, depot, every. thing in good order. Reasons for selling: Proprie- lesires to retire from business. For farther in- formation ay to JAMES E. WAUGH, Room 4, StGiond Baila ing, corner 9th and F sts.” ja20-2w' OR SALE—Light BUSINESS WAGON, new. Inquire 436 New York ave. n.w., at store. RAWBACK, CERTIFICATES WANTED.— Bighest price id. Appl lhe ee CHAS. ENIGHT, jan19-6t* id Louisiane aye. POR BALE WA gall FAR, in Marylani taining four acres ; new honse;all outbuildi aes nd wagon. Within an hour's drive of ti for further information inquire of ANIEL B. IM MICH, ae Qw* jo. 920 8th st. n. w. BE SALE On ithe Heights = Georgetown, upon Fey Teasonablo terms, & ton-room BRICK HOUSE; bay window, all modern improvements. Enquire 164 West st.,Georgetown. _janl4-16t* JOR SALE—NIcE pote Orr —l RICE 8 bath, con- alley Terms towule, Hh Spal G, ‘Room 4, 1429 N.¥. avenue. Janis-2w* SALE—One of those el nt new BRICKS on at 82,5005 al Fat.,near New aw Jersey avenue, at $2, 500 ; nice nearly new. BRICK on K st, betvoen ath aad Sih sts. n.w.. at $3,000. ‘These Houses are all mc a0 are good bargains. M. M. RO! 513 reet F& SALE—Two-story BRICK HOUSE rorith basement; contains 6 rooms besides water closet and coal vault; i convenient to, Ca fapitol and Government Printing ice 8500 cash, balanee in monthly payments. ng quire E. ZUG, 929 Rhode Island ave. _Jan12- or SALE CHEAP—Or Exchange for a saat Farm jin this District, or for City Property—a FARM of about $90 acrés, near Fredericksburg, acres of excellent oak and pine timber, balance suitable for wheat, tobacco, com and fraik, For price and terme Box 126, Star office. jan10-s,1u,3w* OR BALETA very desirable PROPERTY, suit, ible for Aled ‘ket Garden, aye of vain aistanco from eon very ry cheep. ‘Will take milk or ae duce in part eae nt. Also, several three-: id mansard BRICKS, well located, all con an veniences, cheap. ‘We have improved city x tot for country property. And nd always MONE to loss Taig 'W. £. BURFORD & 00., jan6 Real Estate Agents, 708 E street n. w. Mo TO LOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON REAL ESTATESECURITY, B. H. WARNER, Jan5 916 F st. n.w. ISTRIOT BONDS FOR SALE.—District of Co- lumbiao per cent. 20-year bonds, District of Columbia 6 per cent. 20-year bonds, District jumbia 7 per cent, 18-year bonds, and 3. G55. At resent price these bonds dint vy the best ef any in marker Interest paid at the uitea, States Treas- CAMPBELL, os. Im (431 Pa. Avenue. Wisieoe ho REAL er iE EE ), $1,000, $800, |. Money as F. LEIGHTON, ee ee 323 434 street northwest. OEY TO LOAN. ON LIFE AND ENDOW. buy endowanent Pou iseued by by loading oo ay endgwanen jes 001 cs beading cee nies, mat eS 5 Address, stant fe We ROGERS & CO., cor. nwton and G . Baltimore. del8-eo3m ly, Lexington and Gnarles a BROS., OQ TO WM. 4. air & Pennsylvania ave. n.w., if you want 0 bay, sell ere. city or country? PIANOS AND ORGANS. QTIEFF PIANOS.—Grand, Square and Up- g x ent Highest honors Paris position “TWO FIRST PREMIUMS at the late National Fair, at Washin Stieff Boudoir Grand, ‘or Upright, Fiano, defies competition. Call‘and see them. @ Le WILD & BEHO., SOLE AGENTS, Jan8 723 7th st. n.w., between G and H. ALLET DAVIS & CO's Special prem! ase SO) x ry Seed ate eae aeie ae tb. SUMNER. Hi) BEAUTIFUL DECKER BROS.’ PIANOS, matchless. as Seine , BURDETT ORGANS. G. KUHN, Sole dec6-Sm a ire bw. M, HNAB. ws powiedued fo be the URED. BEST SOW MANUFAC Endorsed by all leadi: ORGANS' and PIANOS from celebrated x makers for sale and rent. JHEIGHENEAGhrS Bang Wakanoo aes to. 027-6m Ne few doors v BOOTS AND SHOES. ‘YoU CAN SAVE 25 CENTS rel ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST I BOOTS AND SHOES, BY GOING TO THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. Qur Goods were all bought Befors tho advance in prices, at rock bottom figures, ‘WILL BE SOLD ATT E AT PRIME cost For Tae Nexr 15 Days. Wg sro salting: 9 Gentn hind -stitohed £08 Sook A ” HANDKERCHIErFS . AT ONE-HALF THE USUAL PRICES. BLANKETS, FLANNELS AND VERY CLOSE PRICES. LINENS aT 2" NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), jan?2 918 7th st. nw. G®"4t REDUCTION OF PRICES IN AND KID GLOVE DE- PARTMENT, MILLINERY Prion To STOCK TAKING, FEBRUARY Ist. MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, 2-button, 75 cents; 3-button, @1; 4-button, $1.25; 6-button, 81.50. J. P. PALMER'S, No. 1107 F street northwest. Jani9 M4PaME DYER. DKESSMAKING FROM THE LATEST perior work and Periect Pitt stood. rk and Perfect Fit 1281 Penuaylvania evearue Noreeeee Syarante WILLIAN ‘Will dispose of his fine assortment of IMPORTED RECEPTION AND STREET HATS, LADIES’ AND MISSES' CLOAKS, FUR-LINED SILK OIRCULARS, AND SUITS at greatly reduced prices to make room for an carly Spring importation. 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. (an6]_ 907 Pa. ave. MES. SELMA BUPPERT'S, 608 9TH STREET, Orr. Patent Orrice. eo stock Te AT ZEPHYRS, CREWEL AND /ERMANTO! ‘WOO! Yann GA: GARVARS TAGES. HOSIERY, © pine anys wor PANGY NE NEEDEE WORK. ‘WEL EMBROIDERY HERING promply executed. CORSETS, jan5 ALL STYLES anp PRICES, ar DOUGLASS’, 529-524-526 9th street. Jans Br. OLoup Burpra. ———————————— PECIAL ATTENTION.—NEW SGbopaanv’ LADIES" FURNISHING HOUSE 433 Ninth Street jan3 Mrs. M. B. BRUCE & CO. R= LACE NOVELTIES. to 400. ; nice Rea Thread’ tace BARBES, at $1.71 (ogt 50, jual~ ued De wi lisse LAGED at loweat cen? a fh on NOOT'’S, 915 Pexwsyivante ave. n LACES, at 20 to 90c. the yard; RIB- posts, a mi ataes ‘at remarkable low widtha, res: Point De pret NETT, yard wide 3007 lusion i ROUCHEINGS, Dress BLEATINGS, AT NOOT’S, 915 Demme avs. f Real Lace FIGHUE Bal BES NUL AREETS: SCAR HANDKE! Gattis, Spanish Lage, FICE eal Valen clennes, Spat Ga Gauze, ’ Thread and Duchess Tei: Tr NOOT'S, 915 PewnsyLvanta ave. In Hand-embroidered, Real and Ostrich Feather PARTY FANB, we Lave ai ened ent at very low prices, Ar NOOT'S, 915 Penwsyivanta ave. French Reception, Street Lace pee i Bt BONNETS and ar NOOT’S, jan? oe 915 Pennsylvania ave., RS. 8S. J. N J. eee AND LADIES I PATTER! Agency for 8. ‘T. Taylor's Patterns, System of Cuiting taught, and Journals of of rea eT tale, 3 Pennsylvania jec2-1m Ms BELLE aaroe DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. deol LEGARVIN M™™ eXaitONABEE DRESSMARER. BRIDAL TROUSSEAUS MOURNING ORDERS. Also, CUTTING and FIT i moraers filled at ahortest notice, and in most artistie manner, eevee t, oe ADIES’ SHOES—OF THE ONY IN THE CITY. MAKE TO ORDER AND KEEP AN ASSORTMENT, 907 Pa. ave. FIRST CLASS. PRICES Se ee Branch H. WIREMAN’S. nova RESSMAHING. D The MISSES HAMILTON, on F SrReer. Pa en wut te [a= Finer raesroms Over all competitors for LADIES’ AND OHILDREN'S FINE SHOES are bem awarded by the National Fair Association ¢. H. VERMILYA, G10 9th street. _BOOKS, &c. DE NEW THE EMOTIONS, a: COMMUNIST Fook ae ISM, by Dr. Woolsey, $1.50; CH CEN- nova novs rd, 81.75: Ts ° METTERNIOH, $9; THE AMERIOAN ALMANAO_FOR cloth, 81.50, A uew supply of A’ Fbofs ferand ‘an riffler. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, jan22 428 7th street 1SSOU Seer 880 ‘DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS of every descripti EAGLE AUTOMATIC PENCILS, plain and for 0) AC DE GOTHA for 1880. RCH ALMANAC for 1880. BALMANAG for 1880, A table of Btandand at ellaneous Booka in aa bindings, at the Ses price of 50 cents per lume. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, METEOPO! BOOK 8TO) janl0 Ne 911 Per ave. NEY LAW AND 5 A a rate atta W. H. & 0. H. MORRISON, Law BooxsELLERS AND STATIONERS, Ls