Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. ode TUESDAY. January CROSBY 8. NOYES... Editor. Averave Daily Circulation over 17.750— being a much larger bona fide, regular @nd permanent circulation than that of @i the other daily papers in the city added tugether. How to Deal with Criminals. Surprise is frequently expressed that a non- commercial city lke Washington should be Anfested by so large a number of the criminal Class. It is an undoubted fact that there Is an abnormally large elernent of the idle and vicious Class afloat here, and that the persistent efforts of the District authorities and emigrant aid Societies have not served to dislodge any con- siderable number of them. The question comes up whether the leniency with which they are,— or have been,—treated In our courts does not encourage them to stick to Washington asa safe and pleasant home. By comparison with other localities we suspect that almost every where else punishment is swifter and more severe than here. The sharp and prorapt punishment re- ceived by criminals in the neighboring states of Maryland and Virginia has made them shy of seeking a home there; and judging by recent court reports of Pllladelphia the little encouragement in the Keysto day or two since, Jacob Miller, a ci acelphia, was knocked down while passing through Cherry street early in the morning and robbed of his pocketboc some papers of value. atd Of the police, who, upon his description of the Tobber, instituted a search and arrested him in alow alley. The offender wa kea before a Magistrate. who heid him for immediate trial, the case was at once presented to the grand jury, who promptly found atrue bill. At noon of the same day of the robbery the case was called up in the quarter sessions, when Judge Eleock sentenced the thief to pay a fine of $1 and to undergo an imprisonment of nine years and ten months at separate and solitary con- finement at labor in the Eastern penitentiary. Criminals are naturally inclined to think badly of a city where they are dealt with in this vigorous manner; and to seek more congental quarters. It issafe to say that no such swift and severe punishment ever reached a criminal of this class in our courts. Of course with an overloaded docket and the peculiar forms of law here itis not so matter to administer quick justice, but with the reorganized courts It is believed that great progress can be made in this line; and it is hoped in the same connection that the judges will try the policy of adminis- tering sentences of wholesome severity as a means of dispersing the vicious gang that now infest the cit: Our judges are all right as re- gards probity and learning, but they need to harden their hearts a bit. —_~+-_____ The only state constitution In the Union which declares that presidential electors shall be chosen by the people is that of South Caro- Jina, and that was the last state to choose elec- tors by the legislature. This, in fact, led to the incorporation, in the constitution, of the pro- ‘vision vesting the right of election In the peo- ple. It was a power that the citizens of the State determined should never be taken from them again, notwithstanding the fact that the Constitution of the United States directs elec- tors to be chosen in any manner the legislature of a state may direct. The people of this country never willingly surrender any of their power, and, while the ‘Dill now before the New York legislature does Not propose to deprive the voters of their voice in the choice of electors, it does put a restriction upon ft, and therefore ts not likely to meet with public approval. This bill provides for the choice of electors by Congressional districts, and there is no denial, even on the part of its authors, that its object is to effect a party ad- vantage. That vast element of American citi- zens who never bind themselves hand and foot to any party do not take kindly to measures having nothing beyond political advantage in them. Indeed. they are quick to con- demn such measures and methods, as they have spoken out In condemnation of the “counting cut’ process in Maine. Already very many re publicans in New York, and several of the most influential journals of that party, -have de nounced this bill and warned the legislature against pa: ing it. This warning is that the resent an interference with therigh 2 Ys been accustomed to at the polis, ¢ and that instead of beinga party advant- age the measure may become a party curse, EE ‘The general revival of trade hasresuseitated the Frofitable moss business in Louisiana and south- ern Miscissipp!. In those states the trees are covered with along and beautiful moss which hangs in festoons to the ground. When prop- erly cured this moss is nearly as fine as hol hair, and commands a ready sale and high p: inthe market. There is now a demand for it that 1s profitable to blacks and whites in the states named, and thousands are engaged in gathering moss. After a tree is stripped it is permitted to stand for seven years, during which time another crop of moss matures. After being gathered the moss is exposed to the sun for one month, and this sep: 's the bark from it. It is then washed by machinery, and after being thoroughly dried isready for use. In some Of the cypress swamps moss {s found so clean and nice that it only needs to be dried to fit tt foruse. It is estimated that this industry will swell the revenues of Mississipp! and Louisiana by many thousands of dollars this year. ——_+. ‘The British government s resisting the intro- duction of the telephone into England. The post oflice department has applied to the courts for injunctions to restrain telephone compantes trom erecting wires and engaging In business, ©n the ground that the latter would interfere gwith the telegraph, which belongs to the gov- @rbment, and that the two inventions are sub- Btantially the same. This action of the British Fovernment furnisnes a powerful argument against the agitation in this country in behal Of agovernment telegraph. It, for the sake 0 protecting itself Ina monopoly, a government ‘Will use its power to crush out new and useful Anventfons, then we had better leave business @nterpii-es in the hands of the people, and ‘trust to competition for protection. However, Bince Gen. Butler lett Congress there has been Yery little cald about a government telegraph. +2 -—___ ‘The young lady who, in a fit of blind rage and Mortit: ation, seized a gun and killed her cousin, Out in *‘issourt, the other day, for pulling a chair frc:a under her, may be put to some in- Convenience and possibly punished in some de- Bree on account of her act, but her herole treat- ment of the case will probably put an end to * that style of practical joking in that locality tor Some time to come. In that sense and to that extent she ts a public benefactor, and isentitled to sympathy. Mr. George W. Childs, who probably knows as Wouch sbout it as any body, declares that he Knows nothing at all except what he had read An the papers about the reported movement or Antention to withdraw General Grant as a pres- Adential candidate prior to the meeting of the Pennsylvania republican convention next week. At is just possible that as things stand at pres- nt no person or combination of persons av pres- Bat in the country ts puthorized to perform that Oflice. The only person duly empowered to Bettie the matter seems to have gone into a hole &nd drawn the hole in after him, so to speak. ‘The correct pronunciation of Mr. Disraell’s new ‘ttle is with the first vowel sound short—Beck- Chsfield. ‘The spelling Beaconsfield ts a corcup- tion Of the ol. spe! sling Becknestield—the name of 8 parish—and Is one of those corruptionsof whica fre are known to philology, and which are result of a mistaken assumption of meaning the corrupted word.—Rih 7 RS P Richard Grant White Bos- ‘The place was named. as Beacon street, Se ton, pease there used to be a beacon there. years, and assome think after an exam: set by the Eurl of Beaconsfield himself, in- ts come to be tlought ented to sap Besse 10) LO Ki er] my Ont gen say ons- ‘The above all comes from Boston during the ame month. What can the rest of the country @o about it? EL'.____o—— All your own fault if when Ban eet Hop Bisters that never fall = "BB FOU R°* HILL Calc LLIoorT Or Second Session best PEBRUALY 1 sr, 1830. For particulars see catalogue. me DROTHER AZARIAS, Jan27-1m sident. yABREPD DOWN PRICES. @ are now offering at C 7 our stock of — VETS. Black axd Colored Striped. Fancy Colored Brocade BU Persian EFF! r Trimming. Faris and Be ber mn 'HOAKS, DOLMANS and SILK Scinek wide Black “‘AN-Silk” Ponson's AVET, nt $10 per yard, former price $15. 82 One Price Onty. PERRY & BROTHER, Penna. av., cor. 9th st. Established in 1840, TACCINE POINTS, 15c. each, or 10 for one dol- Jar, eautirely, pure “and feltable, for sale by 1 pies V LADIES’ GOODS. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANUES. TED—1 —J jot - R RENT—T handso: furnished BENT. 1) LET—By private orenen ieee AR em eoeeesOks munieating ROOMS: al mi bdr conveaieness; | VOB BERT. — Titer, i ape ot 3 cents per hour. jan27-3t" terms moderate. 929 K st. n. B. O. HOLTZMAN, hours for 83. ply No. 1148 15th st.n.w. 5 RENT —1005 New York ares banooway R RENT OR SALE. WorDeT Tanhp? reternces required” work of 2 | FQinished PA: 2 New Xo Bedroom atesched. = “OH . - ‘Aino, Goe ROOM on third oor. Both pewty far Reat EsTAarg AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, dhe SPLENDID ESTATE known as ARLING- W qa or three COMPOSITORS. Tn quire at Rooin 39, Le Droit Building, from 7 to9 p.m Jan’ ANTED—GIKL to do general housework 10 & mall family; must come weil recoamende 1. Appiy at 316 Sth stew. WANTED. A colored GIRT to ao North, tc00k, wash and iron for «mall family; reference» re cuired. Eu. yatonceat51Ist.u.w: Jan W* M. G. Us nN nattendn eiiclom pi vate family. TAdavens corgetown Seminary, city. D—A HOME in a respectable family for FOUR. harmacists, it y, five yearsof axe. Addrass, with jan26-3t" tau 14th st. new. sexta per month, Box 55, Bae office. Jan27-3t* Ey opartnership hereto! 5 7 ANTED—Bya gentleman and_ wife, with foar N Stine Fe ens PAYNE JACOBS tate Pat |W anal chron three vor four “Furnished ent Crystal ype business, is oe aay. dissolv- .OOMS in qo nome portion of thecity. Ad- ed by Rice withicaeal of Thomas F Tahusry 26, 180. [26-307 TORN As BAYNE. Rest STOCK OF EVENING GLOVES. button, 75 ets: 3 button, $1.15 ton, $1.25: 6-bu 31.50; Men's 2-but- ton, #1 aud g1.25; "black Gi Gloves, elegant quality, in 2, nd 6 buttons. AWS “PALIN KID GLOVE DEPOT,” Jan26-2t 929 Pa. ave., next t» Mitchell's. 4-but- INCAH WALKER & CO., CLOTHIERS, ARE NOTED CHOICE OF MATERIAL. STYLISH CUT. EXCELLENT MAKE. FITNESS FOR WEAR. GREAT DURABILITY. YNESS OF PRICE. SATISFACTION. BEING THE BEST .-MEN AND Boys. NOAH WALKER & CO,, _Jan26-6t - 625 Penna. age. QTERLING ER WARE, ¥ IN BER 1T AND ICE CREAM BOWLS, TE 2 SETS. SUGARS and CREAMS, SALT PEPPER and MUSTARD PO! AM AND COFFEE SPOONS, SI ORES nt and FISH KNIVES, BERRY and PRESERVE SPOONS. A handsome hne of hand-engraved FLAT WARE, to all of which we invite special attention. WATCHES and JEWELRY REPAIRED. HARRIS & SHAFER, 1118 Penna. ave. WY LAMPS, WITH MOEHRING ARGAND BURNERS, PLAIN AND DUPLEX. These Lamps give a beautiful light, and are very ornamental. A very large aaaortment. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, Jan24 1107 Pennsylvania avenue. GREAT Weer LIFE OF 2acH CHL: ANDLER,. Compiled under direction of nis executors. Handsomely Ilustrated History of a Self-Mado THE ones “STALWART, Or MicHIeax. A volume replete with valuabie informatios for struggling youth, and containing words of wisdom for persons in high places. Rich fund of incident and anecdote. Subscriptions receiv od) at at Room 14, Corcoran Building, Washing fice hou: to 1T'a.m.—3 to 5 fa limited number of lutica aud gentleinen will ba employed as canvaseers. | Jan24-6t \HE ENTIRE STOCK, BOOTS, SHOES, “ON*STIN® OF a orntxa, anal cL GENTS' FURNISHIN at and below cost, to change business. SIGN BIG SHOE, 1914 anv 1916 Pa. AvE. We mean business. W. SELBY. Now isthe time to buy, as everyining ‘is on the advance. Jan: OGERT'S VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP.— Warranted a certain cure for Whooping Cough, Croup, Coughs, Colds, and See from all narcotic pe For éale by all druggists. Jn: VO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED f. GOLD. WATCHES, DIAMONDS and 7gR Ghoti Re na ‘MONEY LOAN at Teale, lowest haba interest. os ‘ M. & R. OOH! EN, LOAN OFFice, 1007 7th st. nw. CATARRHAL POIsON. WEI DE MEYER’S CATARKH CURE. THE MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY VACCINATION. Lonp & Taxon, adway and 20th st , N.Y. **Thave used Wei De Meyer's rentady for Catarrh, and am perfectly cured of that distressing complaint. K.G- BLACKBURN. TEFFrs, Gniswoup & 443 Broadway, N. “For tem years I was afflicted with Ca tarrh in its worst form, so that I lost my senses of smell and taste. I tried every known remedy. ephout relief. | ‘The use of two boxes of Wei De Meyer's Catarrh Gare has siado se porteets well. GooLp L. Brusu. ELLOGG, ¥. “+1 wieh that we 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. * * * Pointing to the packaxe, my brotuer said, ‘The cou- tents of that box four yaars ao, ‘would have saved me five h ed dol J. WirrrLesey, Shetlield, Mass. For three or four years I have suf- fered from Chronic Catarrh. Physicians little and the various reme- sthout avail. After two De Meyer's Cure, 1 G Was wonderfully relieved “and since then entirely cured.” L NEWMAN, 805 Fulto1 , Brooklyn. New Manxer, N. H., Dec. 22, 1879, For nearly'a year T have had such suf focation and pains in my head and eye, that I could seldom sleep. peared to be something in my three doctors. Each one said a different thing, but cowl not help me. “The pains tn. creased. Then Dr. Wel De Meyer’s pamphlet was put in my hand, 1 com- Mencéd usin; bette: the Cure on a Friday, and next day. On Monday.a dnch and a-haift ‘There was ulsoa half a cupful of dis: gusting mucous came from my nose aud throat. Theu I knew what was the mat- ter. It was Catarrh. I thought that myeye was gone, but the pain soon disappeared, and my eye is Wl right. I can now vi ra and peer naturally, at z e ama ee ery ly ought to of i De Meyer's Catarrh ‘Cure.’ 1 wets these few lines to thank you for the good you have done me. With respect = Susan B. Lerouroy. &e., &e., &e., &e. 8\Wei De Meyer's Catarrh Cure is sold by vei or delivered to any address, at $1.50. ®. matied rego aasbas DB Dewey a | anybody. De BS. Co., Agents, 40 Dey St, NY. a Jan20-t3m UNLAW FARM GREENHOUSES. (08. L. HUME, ay i a ae OH. N. WHELAN, Manager. So 16 toatl ar seamohouse ‘and Boe serge ee CREE S22? ‘will be attended to. ‘All commanteations ‘as below will re- ceive prompt attention. male ects Gremtione. Ww. 807 Market Space, * Washington, D. 0. fi Teste Falta Grave Janl6 Gee Pr a ee dress tar offi We BD oner se TOP in the siorthwss section on yearly payments 01 Tess, ne “cation and price, Box 101, Star office. WANED Banas: ‘who will pay $200 cash, 8 POSITION either’ as messenger or wate man in eny of the Government Department, dress Box 5, Star office. Jan NTED—A limited number of LADIES and W°INTLEMEN to tyara telezraphy. teems mederate. Apply at 452 Mst-n.w., between 6 snl 7 o'clock. jan? ru WV AN TED By a Christian youns nian « WASHION in sh office: writes a ood hand: will: ing to moke himself useful; age 18: ood recsm- iendations. "Address 505 1th sf WAstep a respectable white Tore desirous of a home, can learn her trade at dreesmak- ing, and to be as one of the family; age not to ex- ceed 16 years. Inquire at 2115 I st.n.w. ANTED_Furnished ROOM, with Board, by & young man in business, in a private family’ can give best of references. Address, wit! B. R. Ca, Star office. jun?’ WANZED,A Furnished ROOM by two gentle, men, with heat and gas; will pay $8 to $10 per month; permanent, if suited ; stends Address PROMP f, Star office. gentlemen of V eae AGENT for Washington and coretown for. the Illustrated Lord's Prayer: nothing has yet been;introduced that has met with Such success. WARD & HASKELL, Calvert st., Baltimore. V V ANTED A copyof the CENTENNIAL MAP OF THE UNITED STATES, published 1876; mounted or in shecta; must be in good order and sold low. Address JNO. D. MCFARLAND, Box 762, Baltimore. ANTED—Two Furnished ROOMS, with con- veniences, bath, hot and cold water, within two or three blocks of Patent Office, for gon teman. wife and child. Address, with price, Box 499, City Post Office Jan27-2t* TANTED—A conpeent DRESSMAKER (who can cut and fit) bythe day. Apply to M.B.H., 1101 Gst.n.w. Sane ate Vv 7 ANTED_—To purchaee or hire for the winter a HORSE and COUPE. Address ELLIS P. TAN, House P. O. jan2 Waa Eo puronsee 8 fullset of US.) SU- PREME COURT REPORTS. Address Box 158, House P. O. Jan26-3t" J ANTED_A SERVANT to do general hous work; two in the family. Refe Apply at No. 500 1dth st. n. Sande NT competent person {Gorman).as housekeeper; understands cooks ing. Addreas W.W., Star offide. jan26-3t* ANTED—At KING'S PALAOE, 814 7th st.,two experienced SALELADIES; no other need ap- ly, Good wages and permanent position gaaran- Jan36-2W ANTED—A small, neatty furnished HOUSE, or part of a Furnished House with use of tenn Clo xd y Rent in advance. Address Koom 38, in} maildin, wi handsome suite of, sae and OATD with kenteel private family, where use of horse and coupe can be had. Addreks J. 0. Star office. Jan26-3t* v ly ANTED—An ex-PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHER or Graduate of the Public Schools, to xive daily instructions toa, young lady in th rade. | Ap 1B 2d st. n.e., city. Jan26-3t* TANTED—White and colored WOMEN as ser- Yante, and other help. Families farnished ser- vants free of charge. Room 24, Federal Building, corner 7th and F. 0. E. PRICE & CO. janl2-4w* WANTED LUPILS and CANVASSERS for the Patent Crystal Ivorytype. Large inducements to canvassers, an Address J.A.PAY. Wixeee Ueutional abilities. rapid penman, conversant with business, a SITUATION of any kina cop, clerk, or aaa salesman, preferred. Ay 1019 a st. non WTED-A gentleman desires @ cos; SMniched ROOMS permanent if, suited “Ka dress, etating terms, Box 635, City P.O. ja24-3t* ave le business to pupils. 428 7th stn.w. jan26-3t* a young married man of good ed- WE a rood, orem hand Black Waiaut BOOKCASE, with glass front. Address, ziv- ing deseniption, dimensions and price, GUS, ‘Star office. t* Waa Ae gerne ian oe ‘ish, Ne Eny- French, Spanish and a: litt lish, desires a SITUATIO! fabs -class references. as servant in a private A. B., C st. 475. TAN ip SALES ME for the best. gollin book of the nd the World Wita Gen. Grant," by SoRS Mansell vounet the only authentic account of the tour. Sold in parts or Also, @ GERMAN, who has a large city to the AMERICAN NEW dig, 08 6Avon Hy complete. acquaintance. es CO., 34 St. Clow Washin, ton i louse. y Ani = Competent and CONTRIBUTORS w TKS. immediatel, CORRESPOND! ted fi: yacat cies. Placed i available to any publisher, _ Correspondence iny ureau Literature, 37 Park Row, yy ANTED—Two respectable YOUTHS, sesttone ly ‘st all to thoroughly and practically ‘stud, branches of architecture and engineering, m: ply for terms at office, 700 N st. n.w. _jan21-2w' \y AN TED—You to examine and choose a SEW- ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. Any one not Hue EStOry subject to exonanse for say of tine and repairing & 5 c- KENNEY, 427 9th st.n.w. eer ‘ANTED_CARPETS to Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenues. w. Orders ail or left at B. ores, cor. ie and Pa. avery Or Messrs. Hooe, Bro. & Co. F st., Carpet Dealers. ibd om CLEAN, at RIOE’S ‘ANTED_STEAM Cae GEEASING. Al work guaranteed. E'S, 616 LOST AND FOUND. OST—Between 19th : and 25th inst., in this city, asmall Morocco POC! BOOK, containing two $20 bills. ‘The finder will be amply rewarded in delivering the same at this office. OST—This morning, cither in 7th street wing of 4 Washington Market, or between there and coi ner 3d st, and Pa. ay. n.w., 2 PORTEMONNALE, containing one ten-dollar, two fives, one one-dollat notes, inzreenbacks or National currency, ome chanse,: aud papers and memorandums. The finder ‘wll be & rewarded by leaving same with Mr. MILLER, ‘Adams Express Oiice, 225 jan27-2t I ‘O8T=On- Saturday, an old-fashioned SCARF 4 PIN, vet with very. small Pearis. A BuGe aE ae at 8. H. BACON'S, 1003 8th st., 2 COE jan’ = La —On the evening of the 23d instant,a WAL- T containing 828 or $29 and sone small ler will be rewarded se it pursday, on 1th or Ts , bandagt Of ee and with p Suitable reward if returned to GOLD bunch of rapes os 1800 F et. We jan24-3t” 5 REWARD_—Lost from navy yard, a white BELTER DOG, black ear “If delivered to Chiet Er 4 ne “Don.” Ei Satbove reward wil be paid. ja2t-3t* Janu- ar at a reception, on I sta» a very blue 7} riled Silk UM A.for a smaller Brown one, y he blue one folsis Hot, return. ia BOOTS AND SHOES. Jt War BE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE Before purchasing elsewhere. Our prices are below the present wholesale rates, and onr goods are unequalled in this market. LADIES! SHOES made to order 6 H. RICH, 717 ‘Market Space. yer CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST ats (| BOOTS AND SHOES, BY GOING TO THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. Our Goods were all bonght seeing the advance in prices, at rock bottom hyures, an WILL BE SOLD AT ‘oRIME cost For sux Next 16 Days. GEO. McCARTHY. ‘ANDING THE GREAT SHOES, Septare 8d few, ee FE RENT—Funsisarn—A fc PARLOR and BED-ROOM, on first floor ;also 2 fine large con- Heascustie rates, at 456 Cet, uw boar De sirbet™ agcnal 3 wejan27-eost™ FS SALE—A new 9 room HOUSE, with larce ‘Mar; wer on a terrace ; sro story press brick, y window, black mortar, wide hall, large rooms, Gegant Huish. ‘The house wae baile at thelow prices of material ; Just finished ; genet 8 loca- tion very desirable part of northwest. A party with bargain d from or more, can the owner. "Thons thats thean basinesn, please sd dress OWNER, gee e027 jan26-3t* T—Furnished ROOMS, with or without houses Nos. 823 and 825 Vermoat posite the <Aflinston hotel. “Permanent boarders taken. jan26-6t ‘OR RENT—Furnished ROURE: all modern conveniences; pleasantly ated; one-half Dlock from 14th street cars. Will rent the whole oF lower part to a careful tenant. Rare chance for an M.C._R. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. 326-3" (OR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, in Grant Kow,,on East Capitol st., euitable for a M. C. Addrees'T J., care this office. Jan24- FR RENT—Elegant APARTMENTS, fitted up Sai eee togentlemen only family. 1005 91 i 1. We jan24-3t" OR REN’ Soe 1410 Est., near the Census and Treasury departments é rooms, summer Bichen, nn, eas and water. Key 1910 F st. Rout 820. avenue, “ospoe or transient ae rivate Fue RENT—A handsomely, Furnished FRONT LOR, first floor, suitable for a Member of Congress; also, ROOMS on second and third foors, with Board. 515 12th st. n.w. Jan: POR BENT out ROOMS on second aoe auit- able for light housekeeping; house has all mod- ern improvements, given February Ist. Jan24-3t" OR RENT. 607 O st. n.w., large warehouse, 3- 1319 7th st. n-w., storeroom : 1219 9th st. and faces’ south; possession Apply at 1225 'N st. n.w. ore. «aoe lahat ae 6 $16; 526, uth 5 JOH 1013 Feet. res; 1313 C 3; 710 T st. § mu.» $7; 2G n.W, = rs., $l CAY- Wood, 1225-$th st. anda OR SAL#—A very desirable DWELLING 8A) HOUSE on West at., Georgetown, thirteen Zoom, all modern improvements; a large lot, car- ‘house and stables attached. The property i besold ata great eacrifice. Inquire on, prem. Tees, 164 Went st, Georgetown. VOR RENT—HOUSE No. 1218 Est. n.w., being two etories high: front 22 feet by 100 feet deep, containing one large room on first story, one ditto in the second, kere for printing of ice or _bowl- ingsaloon. k. P. JACKSON, No, 155 Bridge st., Seoreete wr. jan22-6t* RENT—The large, newly constructed By AREHOUSE 313 8th st. n.w., fast north of pate avenue, containin ali modern im- epi noludtig an elevator, well adapted ‘or, ea ind of business. For terms, &c. IGELOW, National Bank of the Heep ies jan22 ESS ERE, communicating or single, Asth st., near’ line of F-st. c: Also, ‘eand Dwelling, 1839 K st. Apply 1! 1134 18th's it. jan20- a ENT—Furnished PARLORS and B Fae and ROOMS furnished for, eaten: ing, and several small ney vania ave., corner 43s st. augll-6. BOARDING. FOR, RENT, Patra fine Furnished PARLORS: Roome with the best Table Bonrd, at 916 13th st. bet. Tand K 108. GENHARDT. jan27-1w OR RENT—With first-class TABLE BOARD, a single ROOM furnis A few T: ers can also be accommiodated at No. 920 Ne ave. n.W. ERRACE DINING ROOMS, 1104 12th street, — Fight or ten yentlemen will find yory desirable ROOMS, with strictly first-class BOARD, at from $20 to #42 a month. Jan26-3t" OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN, Rockvitte, Mb. Second session begins February 9th, 1880. ‘Terms very moderate. For cireulars and further informa- tion apply to MES. BOWIE or MISS GARDINER, Principals. Jan22-th, sa, tu-2w* GH LOCHIEL HOURE: Des shi n.W., ig one id best conducted boardiny st. ne of the cosiest ie hontes in theaty, ‘Transient ‘“foarders acomnmoe dated at reasonable terms. novly PERSONAL. YARD—We take this mean: tomers that we have AMILY FLOUR, wi f informing our cus. 8 So Csual. 318 § Pioneer Mills, Georgetown. RESPONSIBLE GENTLEMAN | DESIRES to correspond with a desirable LADY. Ad dress P. O. Lock Box 359. No triflers, nee ply. jan y see her Jap24-3t" ‘MORRHOIDS (PILES) CURED WITHOUT the uso of the knife. Remember, you have nothing to pay until you are cured. A.A. CORK- INS, M. D., 714 13th st. nw. jan? mats D* ROLERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, Confidential Cc onéulting Physician for Ladies or Gentlemen, be consulted in person every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, from 2 to p.m. at 456 Q at. n.w., near 434 st. RS. L. BAUERDORF has removed to No. 1130 21st n.w., where she will be pleased to dy friends from 9:30 a. m. to 8. sho pm. Offices perfectly pri yate. Charges moderate. No failares. Main office, 19 South Eutaw st., Baltimore. janl3-1m J4PAM BROOKE, pt TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies and Gentlemen baker each. 416 Let., bet, 4th and 6th ste.n.w. jan0-31* J, so XtBBEY, 32 7th st., desiring to reduce his « stock of WALOHES, JEW EERE ama SILVER- WARE, offers it all at cost for next thirty days, for cash only. his advertisement in another col- umn. jans-3m_ M ‘RBS. L. P. ANDERSON, the well-known Trance, ‘Test and Business Medium, of San Francisco, formerly of New York city, is lgcated at No. . 20% ADAME BORS, the toni Santen ae Doctress and Astrologist, gives better satis- faction in al adatre of life than any one in the pro- i tells the paat, atnre des x to bt trouble call ven OF no p: aoe neultat ation Booms. soz id st., ‘above ye PATCH EXAMINES oa Sas as to the Teep Cae Ey RT sees a ape ace of ie 10 p.m. Always in is betore 9 and from 2 to 5. Ti. tome FOR SALE. ARE CHANCE.—A party in need of cash will airceex of a splendid large double-reed Smith American ORGAN for $30. Apply at SIDNEY MO'S, 637 G st. n.w., one door Cate Pe SALE—My FAST YORSE, RED ROVER. When speeding, paces in 2:28, and trots inside of three minutes. ing gait is an oren, lovg-reaching. trot, at 12 miles per hour, Gentle, sonnd free driver; is often driven by alady. H. HEMI PLER, Optician, 453 Pa. ayenue, corner fis Jan24-3t* ‘OR ees head of HORSES {ust ar Edited from Qhio. All Sood workers an‘ vera. four Coupe Horses, ir of matched Black ciarees, 16 hands in, Kind and wentie in all harness, ‘To be seen at JOHN SIMMON’S Stable, No. 311 13th st. n.w. jan8-18t* ‘OR SALE—AT A GREAT BanGarn—A nearly new Hallet Davis & Co. Upright Grand. PIANO, elegant casa and superb tone. eoice, ve New *g gift. At 811 9th st.n.w. wea SALE_—A complete. TURNOUT—HORS! HARNESS and BUGGY. Also, fine, me le for lady or gentleman. for purchasing or dispose on Stock will receive prompt attention, and satisfacti yp praae . F. DOWNEY, BStabic, 1013 siti ‘OR SALE—At lowest poten prices, & select assortment of EMB! TANO COVERS, at 723 7th street _north- BR SALE A Jot of ane Si oe F RE MOCKING BIRDS, PARR BIRD CAGES, &. very Y ches} ap, at th the ARRON Ie Store, 1135 7th ‘SO HARTBREOH 'T. d10-2m* PIANOS AND ORGANS. 'TIEFF PIANOS.—G: uare and Uj Tent. Highest honors Paris txpoution ogee TWO FIRST PREMIUMS Jate National Fair, D.O. asthe ee ai seem ‘air, eee. DO. an aoe Piano, defies competition. ‘Call'and see them. Jan8 H4""£r DAVIS. stair ore OL Ee, oor — Sera feat rom oe a, = BEAUTIFUL DECKER BROS.’ PIANOS, ORO EN, PAE w. Wea sobe the for sale and ate mA Engoreed by ail lead = Saeeee™ | GS ROOND BAND CLOTHING of sittescrptions ee eae eee Orders by mai} promptly Re Wes, oe a hd 33 1535 612 Pa. lean. 811 Est. 7 478 Pa. 608 La. & store D.75 915 store.50 oar store. 60 830 anda:s0 43 EA r} 3 io EA 637 oH 3 $35 “$0 $37 1 z n.w., store, 927 z +30 1535 16th st.n‘w.,4 rs. I 0 charge te landlords for advertising their property, and keep it before the public constantly. Ihave many of vee finest building sites in the city in_every section = eee Now is the time to BO. ei 10th and F sta. n.w. EAL ESTATE BULLETIN B Z 5 i ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh street. (Changes made jeanesdays and Saturdays.) Cor. Land N- Capitol st. M4 1th st. se., mod. imps: 1442 S st. n.w., mod. imps. 1 i st... -miod-imps.. 10 a Bt Untmproved Property G st. bet.6th and 7th Sarr per ft Cor. M and 16th sts.n. Sth st., bet. H and sts. Cor. Lith and ¥ sts.n-W.. 16th st., bet. La Taave. bot uth ana 26th ain Met., bet.20th and 21st ets. im) mit ett he b wr. 4m. impe,, 16 Ta.,per ant Hoon mod. imps.,' 416 10th r mod. $29 Missouri aye. rmod.imps., veil 5. 129 Beall st., Georgetown, mi 2429 Ket. n.w., mod. 3 n-houses on Tight bee ed ia Ors 17 9th st..w.,10 in Stable in rear of $29 Missouri ave 916,910,914 935 'C st. ‘The aboveis only a small part of the property for Tent and saleon iy t ‘complete list see Dulletin issued on the Istand 15th of each imontly which can be had on application at my office, or will be sent by mail if desired. Loans $2,000, $1,000, 8600, at Tr per cont. OR RENT— 24 305 H st. ne. DESIRABLE OFF! UES’ pig 10 oa ‘ST. N.W. e Rea) Estate Review, P published at my office on Pty, 20th of each month, contains a complete list of all the houses I have for rent, together with reports concerning the condition of the real estate ape throughout the country. Call and get a copy. WOR RENT. 1631 T st. n.w.—A desirable 3.story 9 room Brick Residence, with all modern improvements. 1423 and 1425 New York ave.—Handsome Store- rooms: an ne (3 a best business neighbor- hoods “Lenman ‘Buildin Siow York ave., near 15th at. umber of desirable Office tooms. 113 F a n.w., ‘Iron Building. Taeitmasome Of- fice Rooms on second and third floo eee oot S. Patent Office.. several large -e8, both single ana Rea per yern R 945 Bridget, sGcgnretown,D.C.—A comfortable 6 room Dwellin; Corner New York ‘ive. and 15th st.. Sea suitable for a plumbing establishm THOS. J. FISHER & on Jani9 1228 F street northwest. Ret ESTATE BULLETIN. 7OEn SHERMAN & 00., Cloud Building, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. We have HOUSES for sale on Teams To Suir. =8900 300 ‘all mod. ‘conveniences..3; 250 hot and cold water on gact fronts, 2 bay windows, very onthiy. *85, 000 be- cash payment; C8 erat Soderen ot RENT. mon Fane Locen ‘Capi seutin the Capitol ‘grounds, for cay on long time to am: vill be built to suit, am joe rooms, on™ snd suitable for housekeeping, 999 Founeplvania ave ne MONEY TO LOAN at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. on satisfactory security. JO) decl5 HN SHERMAN & OO. A. MoINTIR! pan as ‘No. 918 Fetrest, opposite Masonlo Temple. 25 it Bae Se2e e* in Alexandria county, on the Potomac, oppo: ite Warkinton Navy Yard. The Washington and Vexandria rafiroad and turnpike run throwzh the i great ities for dairying and Kings it being in about two malice af wraaiinceon ity, There is about 450 acres, most of itof fine Guatity, with cattle pens fora stock yard. ‘The im- }royements consist of a yansion House and over- teer's houre, good stable, ice honse, dairy, &c. The ylece can be seen at any'time, and immediate pos- session given. Apply to ARTHUR HERBERT, Jen27-2w* (Burke & Herbert, Alexaudia, Va.) E, ° W. WHITAKER, REAL ESTATE AGENT, 208 435 STREET, NEXT TO Pa. AVENUE. a and LOTS for sale in all pacts. of oS (0 LOAN, T MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix Svus To Surr, At6, 7 and 8 per cent. No Delay: B. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. OR RENT OR SALE—Desirab \ DAIRY; also, ‘TRUCK FARM, 7 miles from i urdred acres in eee Anniv O DELS Ctra AL. te, 236 La.ave., or WM. N. CALVERT more. © San FOR SADE For Cash or Exchanes, in Real Ex: a bargain, the entire st; of SOUERADE SUITS in perfectendee, esa Ai e, change of ‘business. Apply at 3a 12th st. jan21-1it* WORE CLASS NEW BRICK Se 9 rooms, all mod. Peer » oue for Sale, the other for Rent; Nos. 1823 and 1834 16th st.” Abply to, J. , HESTER, 519 7th st. “Jan20 Fo SALE—BRICK HOUSE, 8 rooms, in the neighborhood of the new market noes 505 *t.n.w., suitable for a business stand. Th: 1739 Dif sten we DENNIS FOGARTY. Janaclu VOR SALE—A first-class DINING SALOON in the city of Baltimore, centrally, tocated. only live minutes’ walk from B. R.E. depot; évery- (hing in good order. Reasons for selling: Proprie- or desires to retire from business. For further in- mation apply to JAMES E. WAUGH, Room 4, Cloud Building, corner 9th and F sts.” ja20-2w' iOR SALE—A small FARM in Maryland, taining four acres : new house ; all ontbuildin, horse and wagon. Within an hour's drive of city. For further information inquire of DANIEL B. ‘MMIOH, Janl7-2w* 20 Sth st. n. w. JOR SALE—On the Heixhts of Georetown, upon Nery Feasonable terms, a ten-room BRICK HOUSE, bay window, all modern improvements. Enquire 164 West se Goormetonne Janl4-16¢* JOR SALE—Nice Howes, Cunar-— BRICKS, m.i. 5 82,’ ip noon sua belie AL.Bo0rsiley in rears’ ‘Terme to'suine WH. SPALe DING, Room 4, 1429 N.¥. avenue. “janid-2w* Free SALE—One of those elegant new BRICKS on -. in Sherman block, at $2,500; algo, one on near New Jersey are at $2, 500; also,a nice heavly new BRIGR on I ate bervieen ith antes sts. n.w.. at $3, These Houses are all modern ane are good bargains. M. M. ROHRER, Ve atree! Fe SALE CHEAP—Or Exchange for a oan Farm in, this District, or for City Property —a FARM of about $50 acres, near Fredericksburg, Va. ; 160 acres of excellent oak and pine timber, balance suitable for wheat, tobacco, corn and fruit. For price and terms address Box 136, Star office. janl0-s, 10, 3w* FOR SALES A very desirable PROPERTY, sult: able for Dairy or Market Garden, jards nortu of Boundary and. same distance from Glenwood road, very cheap. _ Will take milk or pro- duce in part payment. Also, several three-story and. ‘mansard 100 BRIOKS, well located, all con. veniences, cheap. _ Payments in monthly instal- ments. We have jmroved city Property to trade for country proj Aud always M to loan at the lowent ratee 1d puinas 0 att SURFORD & CO., jan6___ Real Estate Agents, 708 E street n. w. MOF* 3 TO LOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SECURITY, B. H. WARNER, Jan5 916 F st. n.w. ISTRIOT BONDS FOR SALE.—District of Oo, ‘AT cost: HATS AND BONNET, FANCY FEATHERS 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. (Bs RUPrERT, TEMPLE OF FANOY Goons, No. 403 and 405 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. ) ME P. JEANNERET, Of baltimice, ie mom ta town other Old stand, 1107 Pennsylvania avenue, over Galtls Jewelry Store, with a lance and cheice selection of FRENCH AND RECEPTION BONNETS, having made arrangements while in Paris to recpive the latest style by every steamer. Janzatfeots AT COST: jan24 Jan24 LOVE DE- pe AT G,RE4T REDUCTION OF PRICES Ix MILLINERY AND KID PARTME Puton 70 Stock TAKING, Fenrvany Isr. MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, 2-button, 75 cents; 3-button, 81; 4-button, 81.25; 6-button, $1.50. J. P. PALMER'S, jani9 No. 1107 F street northwest. MARRS RT eon re cares perior wor e 1231 or ror vente ee ine barre ni WILLIAN ‘Will dispose of his fine assortment of IMPORTED RECEPTION AND STREET HATS, LADIES' AND MISSES' CLOAKS, FUR-LINED SILK CIRCULARS, AND SUITS at greatly reduced prices to make room for an early Spring importatioy 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. (ant) 907 Pa. ave. MRS. SELMA RUPPERT'S, 608 OTH STREET, Orr. Parent OFFIce. Complete stock of TIES, CREWEL, AND, GERMANTOWN 7ATOOLs YARN CANVAS, LACES. Hi "ANC! AND, ORSTE GOODS. NOVELTIES NUEEDER WORK. RENSINGTON Of OHEWLL EMBROIDERY in STAMPING promply executed. = SPECIAL ATTENTIO! GOODS AND LADIES’ FL FURNISHING HOUSE. 433 Ninti west. Jan Mire: Mri. BRUCK & CO. REAL LACE NOVELTIES. Real Ducheas LACE JABt Bo ak ‘Thread Leco BARBES, at $1.75 to 50, nice rate ity; the Point De Langquedoe bant De Russe LACES at lowest prices, AT NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Real Breton LACES, at 20 to 30c. the RIB- BONS, all shades and vw widtne, at rnarkabig i low res: Point De Soret ard wide, 30c. ; iilurlow ROUCHEINGS, Dress PLEATING Ar NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVR. pbs, 8 COLE ite ot Rea ater HANDERE: hire, Heal Valen Spanish lace FICHUES, ralen- clennos, Point, Gauze, ‘Thread and Buehoss ‘ron: NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA avE. In Hand-embroidered, Real Lace, Hand-painting and Ostrich Feather PARTY FANS, we have a lange lumbiao per cent. 20-year bonds, Columbia 6 ‘bor District of Oo- assortment at very low prices, ‘amie’? a Per cent 18-year oe Re Ki Ar NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. eae rece ties atthe f ptlted: Sten Treas: | French Reception, Street BONNETS and Lace ans - ‘Im Ene Stra keeata: = = ar jOoT"! MEX, 70, JOAN ON LIFE AND ENDOW. = s. NS! NCE POLICIES. fe also jan2 915 Pennsylvania ave., uy endgvanent Polite isened by I ‘compa- nce, maturing within § years. Address, In M®*: 8-3. - eee gam. for reply, W. ROGERS & CO., cor. DRESSMAKING Lexington and Char! sts., Baltimore. delS-eo3m sor oe 2 Papo EEN al isyatean ot Te LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SEGURITY— | cums tare Journals of Fashion for sale, £1,000 "e1.000, $805, $800 and gam, Money | TH Pennsylvania aves up states. dookd-1 inna 323 43 street northwest. MISS BELLE Lucas. L. . MAIN & BROS., 125 Gave. n-w.v it yon_want t buy, | DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, Nindoas iment aie 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. ___ EDUCATIONAL. ie ee ren \VENING C} Monday, Tuesday, Wed- ES—OF 'T OLASS. E esday, nda Sito reek, flav tals Thonth, i fT eg IN THE ¢ thie. padvance. LATIN, ‘GREEK, ge ENCE. NOE MAKE TO ORDER, omerone Be os, ie street Sv10E8 REASONABLE DW. jan? JHARL( ‘E HALL 8CH C on Sr. Reo, County, Mp., The next session will begin MONDAY, FEBRU- ARY 2, 1880. Board and tuition 875 in advance for cach seesion of five months. For Circul: ply to POA AE rue: BRISQOR, jan3-1m Secretary to Gass howe dia mer oh, Dand Oe poms oe reserved for private {ustruction. Hare offered to all purils, adults and children. Verbs and idioms orally and practically taught. “Visitors invited on Thursdays, at 8% p.m. Office hours m.tolp.m. Terms moderate. declT ae POLLOCK AND. OERE'S Festool and Kindergarten, 1127 13th ‘Thor * grammar rh instruction, from. feat grade. ally instruction in German SNe free. Normal department for ladies. ec PARE SENDS Any Foy Young 606 5th st. n.w., English branches, ie Drawing, "extended course rculars at the book stores. CONDEON, Principal. “decll” EGULAR FRENCH SOHOOL FOR YOUNG Ladies and FOULON has removed her regular French School to 903 16th st. new., corner of I. ivate Lessons After School Hours. at Madame @, French fancy store, 1235 Pa. ave. dec5-8m. JP 88 OSROBNE'S ENGLISH AND FRENOH ARDING AND DAY SOHOOL for Younj Ladies and Chivaren, G43 M ef, comer of Lot et Ladies and Lo Next quarter will commence Nov. 17. _aug5-6m ae TEWOODS ASTILOT ES Ce, Pa.—Boys, is, #45. Stu- 50 per quarter ; Gi ts pre pared topbusin Dusiness, Yale or Userard. Fust i sai FORA ENE “AE Princtpal. ESRQHERE, Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN an = VoOAL at Part ro ners, ey those wishin cee ruatihed ter each . ‘Terms moderate. ann We ane H = LW. TauCenes pA Nabe eRe 77H anD L EETS N.W., ives ecuenient for Foon life ies sons on and daughters \¢ course compris ship, Sj Coma: a inet Aton eee Oven ee and the visit the or addrese HO. BPERGEE PROFESSIONAL. ‘SEFUL FEET Being requisite to health and comfort, thongands of wh personages visit DE. WHITE'S estab- Then 2426 Penns Pare avenue, opposite Wil ef from and, avoidance of rag ba ipecialist.—Hem- = CANDEE, o7 New Your, Spe Ga apis Im- foo ‘No caution. a acids, or ligatures used. ite relief. Catarr! earenicared nd Geatneesosueed Brest ctr Constipatior ene ror further difmeutties of whieh £ Sree wakes picstion is my office, No. 439 2. tures. Honor aval . Kor Nails, Bee Om Office fee, $1 per visit, #23 B. WEI removed to 410 11th 2. We esos oa Se! sitesio eae atural ‘Teeth at ‘prices. Ex- » J. B ee Bookstore, Las pebachon to tae al st.n.W., 0} ite Gt oo Posi lee. Branch B. WIREMAN'S. RESSMAK The SENSES. rete HD First-class work, vat moderate; Prices. Pas FIRST PREMIUMS Over all competitors for LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S FINE SHOES Have been awarded by the National Fair Association J. H. VERMILYA, G10 9th street. nov novd M™ FASHIONABES. ‘DRESSMAKER. ECTALTIES: BRIDAL TROUSSEAUS MOURNING ORDERS. Also, CUTT! a FITTING. filed at shortest ers filled at notice, and in most artistic manner. sep23-t, ths, 6m 907 Pa. ave. _BOOKS, &e. J UST PUBLISHED. ESCOTT'S E NGLAND: m PEorie, PoLiTy AND Pun: By F. Wes. Eacntt: 8t0, uniform with Wallace's BA. MEMOIRS oF PRINCE MET TERNICH. With Portraits. 2 vols., cloth. 5.! For sale by OBERT BEALL, BOOKSELEER AND STATIONER, Jan26-3t 495 Pennsyleania ave. DE McCOSH’S NEW BOOK, THE EMOTIONS, 82; COMMUNISM DSOCIAL- M, by Dr. THE a oolsey, 81. 18 Tulty. A History ; bee * Hebert Mackenvie: § A LADY" XN THE ROOKY MOUN FAIS GRAP ye THe AMERTOAN i 1. CE Psi tae 85; ALMANAG FOR prapery, Be. 5 cloth, 81-50, rae SPY of A’ Fools Keruid ‘and’ Earnest er. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, £28 7th street DIARIES. DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS’ of every degersption. AUTOMATIC PENCILS, plain and for OM Mt. NAO DE GOTHA for 1380. CHURCH ALMANAC for 1880. WHITTAKER'S ALMANAC for 1880. A table of Standard and Miscellaneous Books in cloth bindings, at the uniform price of 50 cents per JAMES J. CHAPMAN, ME: K STORE, ‘TROPOLITAN moor MT Po jan22 ve eae BE gic aps 3 i Qiverican Tae Reviow for 3 mary, 1880... 26.09 merican Law w £01 3 Ewell's Bras on Agency. bee 6.33 Eatou's Olyil Bervice in Great Britain. 2.50 Life and Writings of B. R Curtis 6.00 Garried by St fan See Fieming!. 160 form ; 68 i Mem M Pa Hanus sat. E ie Bent b; vy ‘i avenue. RTMENT 0! jand S® BOOKS, AnD FANOY G re ee ita snd Srna jivention is galled test Enis and editions, i ee ee ed Be and Easels. A superb line of ‘Brackets and Aibuanes Blegant. Writing "Boake." Work Boxeae Fancy Inkstanc Tern | Sent are, Bustle Leather, Tory and Gat Skin mame | HoGkst Books. ‘poms’ Son kee and Wastenholm's Penknives. ‘the nest and Pencils; new stock lew Goods re- Beare ie fg is invited. ‘B. BO) ‘(Buccessor to Mohun decld 1015 Pa. ave., cor. 11th st. DEG = Cures ali Pul Molarial Complaints, and