Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1880, Page 2

ae THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, WED NESDAY..... .February 4, 1890. publisied in Washington, and erent tothat of all the otherdaily papers here adied to- gether. of the Na- change and with the Western xehange. Both these agencies be availed of in eending to THe STAR @dvertiscuicnts, orders for the paper to be served, ews, or any information, at any hour of the day free of charwe. These facilities are a wrest conve- nience, ard will be appreciated by the customers of Tae Stan. Whe are Clamoring for Suffrage. Blttoy Sar:—Your strictures upon my com- munication tothe R tn, urging white mon to attend the primary meetings, are no doubt well taken trom your standpoint of disbeltet ta universal suffrage. You are quite correct tn Stating that the lamor” for suffrage here comes largely from the laboring: se. than the ty s of suffrag District, as cisewhere, are generally men of wealth and holders of’ real estate. ‘They often belong to. the ed: refined class, and tmagine that if the the primar; tings thelr presence and coun- sels “will have about as much weight as they would in ¥ ium,”'So they Stay away. ‘There are a cord many of these ice magest poo- ple allover the country, and they have warm wherever democratic principles contempt. By thus staying away 5 pe all responsibility for the selection of bad men for oftice. and for the general corrup- ton of pa They wash their hands of the whole dirty business. If thts corruption and bad government. come to the worst, and our tree institutions are finally overthrown, and the citizens of eve reduced to the Aition of vassal i far as they are concerned no “clamoring” for suffrage. Down with the elective system! Long live the King! there will “te J. TL. Crossman. Mr. Crossman misquotes and miseonstrues, We have never said that the clamor for suffrage comes from the laboring masses. Quite the reverse. It never occurred to us to designate the gentlemen of elegant leisure,—the ex-ofice holders, and the haunters of Capitol committee rooms,—who lead the suffrage movement, as laboring men. And thelr following certainly does not contain any large proportion of genuine laboring men. The bulk of them seem to hate work as his Sulphurle Majesty [5 sald to holy water. They are content to loaf about Washington subsisting on charity, or what they can “pick up,” waiting for a return of the flash ‘Umes of suffrage, which, of course, is an idle ex- pectation. It is the duty of every good citizen to take part in primary meetings when there is any- thing atstake. The citizen who can give his vote for President, Congressmen, governor, members of legislature, &c., should exert him- self to have good men nominated and elected. But what requirement ts there upon the quiet decent citizen here to risk his life at a “sturdy manhood” primary. to decide whether tite can- didate of Murder Bay, or the candidate of Hell's Bottom, for scavenger or chimney sweep shall be selected? It 1s quite true that our people, generally, “wash their hands of the whole dirty business.” The game 1s not worth the candle so far as concerns the few petty District Offices could be filled by suffrage while Congress maintains Its constitutional jurisdic- tion over the District, and shoulders so large a proportion of District expenses. +--+ _____ The Pennsylvania Scratchers. The scratching {tch has broken out in Penn- sylvania. The independent republicans of Phil- adelphia have issued a manifesto protesting against the rule of the machine, and intimating very plainly a purpose to scratch if they can- not make their influence felt In any other man ger. This document is addressed to the dele- gates of the republican state convention, and the signers represent themselves to be “‘consist- ent members of the republican party in Phila- delphia.” After asserting their faith in the principles of the republican party, and their de- sire that {t shall continue to rule the country.the Memorialists warn the party leaders against attempting to conduct the preside: according to the precedents of the last state election in New York. They want a ticket and & platform that the independent voters can « scientiously support, and though haying no candidate to plead for, there are several they are hot willing to support. They do not nane the objectionable presidential candidates, but Point them out in the following languag rhe number of republicans is very larze who cannot be relied upon to support’ on the one hand one whose candidacy would violate a tradition which has become part of the unwrit- ten law of the nation; nor, on the other, one who regards the skillful use of patronage tor personal ends as the highest function of a Statesmen, nor one whose past Inability to re- sist temptation would put his supporters on the defensive throughout the campaiga, nor one whose personal ambition may lead iim to re- gard the public service as a mere instrume! tality for Hurthering hisowa ends, and whose pressions of temporary This is construed to refer to Grant, Sherman, Blaine, Cameron and Hayes, and even to include Conkling and rule them out successively so far asthe Independent republicans are concerned. ‘The memorial also condemns the “ proposition tosilence the voice of the greatest state tn the Union by the action of a legislature not chosen upon any such issue.” Tae party managers at Harrisburg to-day will not be likely to give this manifesto much weight in marking out their course of ac- tion. They will be more apt to consider ita Tne device of the enemy than anything else. sweeping condemnaiton of republican tal candidates, and the disapproval of the pro- prosed change of the electoral law in New York, Will doubtless be argued by them as proof that democrats instigated the memorial. S$ Don Cameron does not believe in paying too | much attention to men who work outside thi Party harness, even if their demands are mod- erate. There is a lvely Nght brewing over the ap- Potntrcut of census supervisors. From the at the list of 150 was sent to the Senate It arent that the democratic Congressmen were very much discatistied with the selections. ‘They tu. ed that at least half the number should ‘mocrats «dl 1t now looks as if they Were determined to contend for this, The cen- ‘sus Committee only reported back for contir: tion tach names as were not odjected to, {t having Seen agreed to withhold all others for future cc. sideration. The democrats maintain that when “he census bill was drafted, and be- fore it was passed, the President and General Walker boti. agreed that the appointments un- der it should be equally divided betweea the two parties. Senator Morgan, who was> promt- nent in preparipg the bill, made this assertion at a meeting of the census committee the other day, and added that if that concession had not been made by the appointing power, the bill would have been changed so as to -have as- Sured the democrats what they regarded them- Selves as entitled to. For some days the impression prevailed at the Capitol that an amicable arrangement could be arrived at between the appointing power and the Senate Majority, whereby the latter would obtain the Proportion of the supervisors a»manded; but efforts in that direction seem to have fatled and the democratic Senators have virtuaily agreed to “stand together” in the fight that is anticl- pated. A personal friend of Secretary Schurz ‘Was named for supervisor at St. Lous, and though he is very acceptable to that community, he ts among those withheld by the committee, and no doubt he is marked for slaughter In case ‘the contest should become heated. Under the Jaw the work of the supervisors will not Degin until June, there‘ore there need not be any ap- Preheusion of the dispute over the disposition of patronage ee with the taking of the pensus, ee ae Ex-Gov. Tilden is as prompt wo deny the Tumor of his marriage as if he supposed it might injure bis presidential prospects. If he takes this view of the subject he ts wrong. If the should reach the White House he would find that nothing would make him more popular than a brillant and handsome young wife, to do ‘the honors of the Executive mansion. In this case the young lady was a3 quick to contradict {hp rumor as Mr, Tilden, THE CASE OF IRELAND STATED. PARNELL, DILLON, MURDOCK Will addrees ths Citizens of Washington at CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Corner of 10th and G streets northwest, THIS EVENING, FEBRUARY 4a, AT 7:30 o'oLock. Proceeds will be devoted to the PERMANENT RELIEF OF THE IRISH PEOPLE, and will bs delivered to Mr Parnell for that purpose. Several Senatora and Members of Congress will be present and address the meetin, whi-h will als3 be graced by the presence of MRS. AND MISS PAMNELL, the mother and sister’ of Ireland's illustrious advocate, CHARLES STEWART PAR- NELL. ADMISSION : - Fifty Cents Oxe Dollar Ordinary sea Reverved seat WANTS. : FOR KENT AND SAL FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. ANT a few en ic and, experienced NVASSERS, at 430 8th st. ANTED—A good HAND at Dressin: at oy nace to learn ‘the Dusiness, at TGs TANTED-A furnished ROOM on first vt fiede — quertious to be aeked. Address O. Bitar ofiice. Ww TFD—The ure of a cloee CARR AGE, with Drives, for ouehoureach day. Address Tox 6, Star off febs-30" Ss ity DOGS, any kind, Satake be (W itccountey, Please call Uokwesm 4 aids m. Thureday at No. 58. 58H st. 1D. We WASTED—iwo white SERVANTS for small femily, German prefei t referenc>s must be wiyen; good waene, “Apply 1412 N st n.w. WASTEDT AT 206 ath st: n-w., ‘a respoctable ‘White GIRL, to do honsework for a family.of three, sud sasist in toking care Of a baby. AC olic preferred. TANTED—A lady will POSITION in any permonth, or 20 i es M. W., Star offi W: ANTE D—Furni jahed ROOM, with Board, north of F st. and east of Sth'n.w.,for a phere no ‘questions will be asked Biense, stats terme and location. Address W. J. C., P. Ox pay 825 monthly for a of the departments paying: ) for one of lees salary. A feos USSELL'S ICE CREAM. Small CHARLOTTE 8 WINE JELLY, Be aot) G@ CAKES a specistty. = Roehnyee 1427 New York ave = dozen. PIES sD FOR WEDDING PRESENTS. NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY, STAPLE AND FANCY SILVERWARE, LONGWY LAMPS, TRIPLICATE MIRRORS, TRAVELING CLOCKS, SCONCES AND MIRRORS. A very large assortment. M. W.-GALT, BRO. & CO., _febs URCHARD’S CANNED Corr ‘BE is put up fresh every day, and besides is so be- curely packed that if cannot become stale. Sold only E. M. BURCHARD at his store for the very low price of 15e. per Ib. ‘There ix nothing else like it; nothinw else so 00d for the money. Tt will pay ail those who want a ood. cheap Coffee to try il PATAPSCO BARING POWDER is the best and cheapest. All FINE GROCERIES at BURCHAHD'S, Four-and-a-half st. 3 feds Pa. ave. and Jom HOLLAND'S PATENT RECOED GOLD PEN, Patented Oct. 2, 1873. Is the highest achievement in the manufacture of Gold Pens and the result of experiments for more than twenty years. The * RECORD” Pen is produced by a skillful combination of the two pre- cious and non-corrosive metals; 16 kr. Gold and Platinum, while the ordinary gold pen contains au alley of" copper, reducing fea J fineness without Yielding that elasticity, density and stecl-like tom- Po which, the costly’ Platinum supplies. “The REC * Gold Pen Points Iridium, (Dianwonds), indestruchble. with, fair treatment’ and polished to glass-like smoothness. Steel yeh writers have now every objection to fairly overcome, and every regilirement in will endure geile, squarely taotd SRECOHD Pen is rapt to possess Durabi Permanency_ ©! ind Perfection of Points Paes part 9 801 by all Jewelers and Stationers ti the United States. If uot found order OHN Leet Ga HOLLAND, Manufecturer, ow “ik cnnati. JOH) 619 7th street For sale ‘by OHN 0: PARKER, nok o: ‘gia ANTED—By an honest, tidy, white woman a Ratha ION in a good family, where the is light, 10 cook, wash and iron. City re- Terenecs. “Adarsen, Yor thise dave, Mary ,K oftice. WANaen ea —A tidy active WOMAN, wit col cred, to do general housework in a sruall gf Adulte. Washing. Must have fir-t- ference. Apply at 1510'S st. n- w.,bet. if ANTED. JEWELE or other suitable bueiness to occupy part of store 09 Veunsylvania ave., and attend to optician bnis- +, for compensation. H. H. HEMPLE! w, 463 Pennsylvania aye fel FANTED—In a well-cstablished basiuess a PAKTNER with $400 or 5 fi are guaranteed. A party who can sive their per sonal attention to the iu-doors and financial p preferred. ity ref For particul wea nddiege SOHN OWLES. Iteal Estate Bek 826 WANED Shite of Furnished ROOMS, “A gen- Hemgn oud jady (permanent residents) desire a PARLOR and BEDROOM, on second floor, in'& house where there are no youns children, Rooms roust be large, thoroughly well furnishsd, and with bath room on'same-loor. Would like a hall room, also, for books. Must be west of 12th st., north of the ‘avenue, and south of Nat. Addreds Box, 68, ro WANZED—By | white Girl a SITUATION aa chambermaid or laundresa; good roferenoe. Address Box 8, Star offi bs office. WARSTED—By 8 practical as wh: evenings are unoccupied, EMPLOY MEN iT Address D. L., Star office. 3.3? ANTED—A CARVED OAK C CGE ONAL CHAIR in good order. Address, stating price, “OAK CHAIR,” Riges House, city. feb3. WANTED A. firet-class COOK aad HOUSE SERVANT: also, a MAN and WIFS for ¢ Dairy Farm. Apply at B. FULTON'S Loan Offica, 314 9th et.n. febs-6e" ANTED—In 8 book and stationery store, an active and willing young MAN. | Salary modo- rate. Address, stating references, ‘‘Books,” St: office. feb3-2t* WANTED —A White GIRL, to take care of chit- dren and assist in housework; must come well recommended. Cull at 1018 8th st. n.w. feb2- 7 Gall st 1018 y ANTED Exo. Dtuniishens Bee bea cential locality, at a moderate rent, Slate term. Naira he Te BURTON: ey Post a ANTE iy Tl asseumetrese, and to do light chamber work can furniah the best of city references. Apply 1836 7th st. n.w. fe} a TOR RENT fo. 1104 ith st. uw. 3-atory BRICK, modern "improve THOS. J. MYELE, 1316 F st. mas RENT, SALE OR EXCHANGE At low Fur. ices, 6-x00m ROUSE H. iot Wat ee on Hetreet City railway at9iga.m. — febs- RK RENT—Fh ed | ROOMS, en snite ‘alto Tuafuruiehed., on first floor, phe two bloc! irom | National To reepaneble pat ties the rent will be low. sane ETS! R KENT—On and the 15th of this ee delichtful Woows sonthera and expornre, and all modern conveniences. hinis te to No. 1027'Vermont ave. feb4-10t ‘OR RENT—One larga front ROOM on second floor heated by latrobe; bath room and closet on me floor. Also, Tzble Board. First-class loca- Rent low. "No. 1204 febs-st" 25; including water rent, to ‘No, 11 pe Kk Place 2. ove bicck north of water, sewerage, &e. Key Piva Tet theaet corhct t6ih st: dud New York ave. febs-2t Hep.) OR KENT—Two Unfurnished ROOMS, front back, communicating; 87 rer month ath et new, febs-2t° POR BENT —Two small well furnished ROOMS, fecond and third story, at $5 each, near Patent and Post offices. ‘and quiet Toostion, 80 8th at. new. fabs-3t* OK RENT—Two large ROOMS, | 24x45 fet, second Coe 935 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. In- quire W. 8. TEEL. feb2-31" FOR RENT_Two ROOMS, ana ee low toa good and permanent tai ‘0. as 6th st. n.w. oR RENT—Two Unfurnished ae suite bie fora small family; 5 per month. in, vance. 1005 11th st. n.w. bt PoeFEntaa Tania Furnished aan and BEDROOM, on first floor; south front; also several other Hooms, with first-class Bo: Apply No. 1101 Gst. feb2-3 FOREST Ferniniea ROOMS, with of without in houses Nor. 82: 25 Vermont avenue, vobposite tho’ Aviington Motel. Perm ment or transient boarders taken. feb2-6t Foie RENT—HOUSE No. 120 north Act., noar the Capito}, containing ten rooms: rent low. Enqui BAILEY, in office of Enoch Tot- tend Columbia Law Buildin, Sth wt. “hans ok FOR RENT STORE and DWELLING. | Store fine business location. Corner North Capitol Apply JAS. WECTE, corner 12th 4jan36-feb2,4* Erivate family unexpectedly called rent almost new and well-fur- mist 1 HOUSE, th rooms, for the seasion. tion northweat. High and. fine. Convenient to street care, Ke., ke. Hare chance for, Senator or For terms, &e., adi MS, Star office. tus -e03t* R RENT—One two-story Brick HOUSE, with 8 rooms, bath TOD all modern improvements ; Rewly painted and paper No. 1516 5th st. n.w. Inquire at No. 403 7th st. n.w. Jan29-81 Foe, RENT—Well-furnished HOUSE on reason, able terms. 215 south A st. Healthy the city; convenient to navy yard and Capi near. Ap 18 La! aft tte Square. Jan’ Or RENT—HOUSE 1410 E st. nd ‘Treasury departments: § rooi Kitchen. as an Key 1310 Pet. Jan24-3w* fame ton. Fe RENT—At $9. permanent tensn' Ost. n.w. and G sts. n.w. and M ste. n.w. near the Census summer Rent 820. PFE aE newly, constructed WAREHOUSE 313 8th et. just north of Pennsylvania avenue, containing ali modern im; rovements, including an elevator, well adapted forany kind of business. |For terms, Ko. apply to IGELOW, National Bank of the ig punlic, Tth and Date water. iaree, R™ ESTATE itil ‘THOS. EF. _ WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh strect, (Changes made and Saturdays.) vednesdays 514 Sth st.n. mod. imi 740,742 13th Be. end 1206 H at. 5O8'1Ith st. n.w., mod. impe. 6th st.n.w., mod.imps., 1 th st.n. w., mod Untreproved ‘Property For Site. 10th st.. bet.C & S.C. 22d st.. "bet. Land M sts. n. t. 21st and 22d sts. n. bet-1.and Public #t. and 14th sta. n. Teurbec isth and 19th steno a s Sampson st,, bet.15th & 16th stan. w., per ft. Boundary st,,bet. V and 9th ste. n.w.. per ft. per ft.. Vermont av.and Sch at-t-W, Houses for Rent. 1204 Con: avo.n.w..m imps. 16 ra K mod. i 5 Pa, n. 419 13th at. n-w..tnod.imDs.._ 15 ra. BP: Jmod;impa,-etore ¥ 6 ¢3 ve. hw. MOd-TIApAe store & li rs. vd et-n.w..niad-tmps. 511 M6 Det-n-s 1208 - Capper part), 4 Ta. Bape iN ee ewes Pe The above is only a small part of the prop Ry ton for rent and sale on my books. For completo list bulletin issued on the Ist and 15th of each month, which can be had on application at my office, or will bo sent by mail if seaired. $2,000, $1,000, 000 et at Tp per cent. febt UVALL & Doe 2a or eran FOR RENT. Ist and Bave.s.e.,19 re.,mod.impe., Mst.. ;mod. imps. S00 ist et-econ{0re-mod iinpa 1307 E st. n.w,, store and dwelling: 1215 Vermont av., 10r8., mod.imps. FoR RENT, Fomished PARLORS a aap: ROOMS furnished for housekeey 1 BEDROOMS. 304 Ponney- angi! PERSONAL. WANTED By 8 competent person, EMPLOY. ment in s private family. ‘as seamstress, ladiew tmaxid, or would take care of poulirate Apply north- west Corner of 19th and M sts. feb2-3t* D8 (PILES) CURED WITHOUT the use of the knife. Rehember) Fou nave pothing to pay until you are cured. CORK- INS, M. D., 714 13th st. nw. Aianbs 12¢* WARSTED-A PARLOR ang two BED-ROOMS, furniehed; north of H st. and west of 12 3 price not, to exceed B40 py yreferred; references ex- changed. Address B., Star office. feb2-3t* northw. marl9-Iawly-nrm H. WELLS, Jn., and ° DOLPH COYLE Have established their Law Offices in the Wobater Law Building, feb3-1w ), bet. 5th and 6th sts. HE CO- ea tts ereritorer oaating: between C. S. O'HARE and GEO. A. O'HARE, under the ttyie of C. 8. OHARE & SON, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. GEO. A. O'HARE willsettle up the affairs of the late Co-partnership and carry on the business at the old stand, 1213 7th st. n. Dee GE”. Washington, D.C., Feb. 3, 1880. 'HARE, A. O'HARE. GEO. A. O'HARE takes this opportunity of thank- ing Me frionds forthe liberal patronage bestowed on the late firm, informing them that he will con- the old ‘stand, 1213 7th st. n.w., with fall FIRST-CLASS GROCERIES, and will be pleased to see his many friends. feb3 Gers TOOTH BRUSHES. CROWN TiAIR BRUSHES. A full line at W. S. THOMPSON'S, 703 Fifteenth st. SUBSISTENCE ‘» Depot COMMISSARY OF 8 PESTER Ce WASHINGTON, February 3, 1880. SEALED Proposats, in \dinpilente with ‘copy of this advertieement attached, will be received at this office, until 12 o'clock, Tuesday, February 10, 1880, for the delivery, at ths U. 8. Subsistence Depot in this ‘city, of the following Subsintonce Stores, Wise 120 barrels Flour, made from Spring wheat. 2,500 pounds Corn Meal. 1,600 pounds Salt, fine, in bags. 3,000 peunds Soap, hard laundry, not to contain more than ten per centum of resin, and to be free from otter adulterations. 800 pounds Outme 1,609 pounds Table Salt, in 8-Ib. pockets. 6b small boxes table Salt. A standard san plo of Flour can be seen at this or Samples of the articles Proposed, to be delivered must be submitted with the proposals. ‘The stores to be delivered immediately. Envelopes should be marked ‘Prop vals for —.” For further information apply to the undersigned. W. i. BELL, feb3-2t Capt. and C. 8., U. S. Army. Jan28 sf. So ROPOSALS FOR STORES. Orrick PURCHASING & DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS Will please return to us by mail every CROWN TOOTH BRUSH They may redeem, and we will send them new Brushes or the money. 0. W. MAY, FIRNHABER & C0., IMPORTERS, jan28-w 63 PEARL ST., NEW YORK. 310,00 00 2s, SEwerey,, Will be sold at LA ns - For next 30 days, 1. P. LIBBEY) * OM" “Wy. fan8-3m 439 70 ot, Pe wae COPIES “ = BL seins . oe oe - iy ANTED—White and colored WOMEN aa ser- Yants, and other help. Families farnished ser- Ranta free of charye, Room 24, Federal Building, comer ith and Fe 0. E PRICH & OO; Janl2-5; PU eas respectable ¥ TooTHS:< Gesirous ay a a thoroughly and ally: se pranches of mehienceare sn eneilon rte jal ply for terms at ane he Nat. new. ANTED—You. ‘and choose a ING MACHINE f froma dittecent rads, Any one not satisfactory subject, to gichange for spy fing and repairi special! SENNEY, maa Oth etenewe ‘aec20 ANTED CARPETS to OLEAN, st RICE’S Steam Beating W ow SB 490 Mains avenue 8. w. Orders iy: sanil or left at oe, Bro. & Oo., 1 Tth bet ave., Or me ae Carpet Dealers. -ANTED_STPAMT CARPET “LEANING. Al peak guaranteed. At CHAOE'S, 616 Loutai- ans ne Dis ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, Confidential 1 Coniulting Physician for Ladies ir Gentlemen, in porson every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. froma to9 p. at 456 Ct. n.w., near dys st, Offices Roos perfect pri- vate. Charges nioderate. Rota lures. cB, 19 South Entaw st., Baltime Manis ine ADAM BROOKE ie TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confidential. and Gentlemen ‘Ladies one eck 416 L st., bet, 4th and 5th sta.n.w. tl ing to reduce hi of S. SEWELEY and SILVER Ww Rue offers it all at cost for ex’ Faped days, for cash only. See his advertisement in another co!- umn. Jan8-3m ‘ADAME ROSS, the long-established, rotate Doctress and Astrologist, gives better sat faction in all affairs of life ny one in the p =a feesion ; tells the past, present and future ae ny; ives advice and assistance on - r ining to business, love aud matrimon} in tronble call. ‘Satisfaction oe eren Or no pa} we wogneultation ‘Rooms, 402 » above Yat. north- OHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, repo I ee eeouity of i pit abetracls Fa 0 BOARDING. Pian Alwase in betore') sad from 3 to. Hi-tone ‘OR RENT Furnished ROOMS with TABLE 5 GAL, #15 per month, by 8 lest, elate caterer, PROFESSIONAL, at 2 Indians 3-3 Ste =a HNED.—J._H. JOHNSTON. G STREET NG WP Se eat DENTIST, Office 616 9th 'st., ojsporite 1209 OR RENT—With first-class TABLE BOARD, urnished ROOMS, at 1213 G st. n.w. Patent Office, formerly over Ballantyne’s Bookstore. Firet-class work. Charzes moderate ‘Teeth on Gold and Puro Silver. Best of reference. feb3 Filling a specialt as administel NPPHE TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS, with first class Hotel Board, for $25. and $30. per month. House is well furnished, heated and every way desirable. Jans im" OR RENT—With first-class TABLE BOARD, a single ROOM furnished. A few Table Board- ‘SEFUL FEET Being requisite to health and comfort, thousands of Nal-known personages visit Dr. WHITE'S estab- lishment, 1416 patent tg eS avenue, opposite Wil- lard’s Hotel, for relief from and avoidance of Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nails, Chilblains, &c., Se; petal tablished 1861. Office fee, 81 per visit. ers can ‘be accommodated at No. 920 New York ave. new. Jan26-12t* U eg LOOMIEL HOUBE, 612 9th st.n.w., is one of the jest anc condus boarding honses in the ci lera acovmmo- dated at reasonabie terms. novly LOST AND FOUND. ‘In Georgetown, “Monday, Feb. Expres FOR COLLAR, | Liberal uaa ts it returned to 160 Fayette st., Georgetown. _febs-2t* t the Capitol, or near 2d st. and Pa. ave. east, about a week ago, a Red Russia Leather DIARY, for 1879, containing memoranda of no value to any one but the owner. A suitable reward will be paid if left at the SUNDAY HERALD OF- FICE, or at 635 East Capitol st. febs-2t LGS2, Sunday afternoon, in a car of Belt Tine, between Penn. ave. and Smithsonian building THREE EN DOLLAR BILLS. i a kindness by leaving the same at the Super- intendent’s office, Government Corral, at foot of h st., the money being the monthly wages of a laboring man: FOR SALE. {SEVERAL FINE, PIANOS, very little used, in- cluding one STIEFF Cabinet Grand, for sale at bargains for cash, at 723 72h ot new. Pee SALE asereral, Second ae ‘one-horse COUPE CARRIAGES, one built. by, rewster & Co., Broome «t. ; one by J.B. Brewster; one by Wood Bro., New York These, carris ages are lish, in good Sheri and will erold cheap. Repairing promptly attended to. . eo, iy H. GRAHAM, feb3-1w it Withee) Foss Bar e—Licht BRAHMA EGGS and FOWL: for 13; Fowls $5.09 per pair. Stoc! took let p eatamn ‘at shiow ia this city. Kopi tow. C. GREGG, 936 Louisiana aye. OR SALE—Sixteen head of eae Er ar- (OR SALE—AT A GREAT Banga nearly new Hallet Davis & Co. Upright Grand, PIANO, elegant case and say tone. ‘A choice Sew Year's witt ‘Atei gin stn. 4 ca A Sample, TURNOUT—HORSE, 8A. HARAESS and BUGGY. Also, fi iow set of Hons “sale HAREESS, $, and ERS. ene of the fuest Saddle MARES in thé oi snitable tor lady or gentleman. a for purchasing or disposing of Stock inpt attention, and eatish mn quar- od. W LF DOWNEY, Stable, Tis Tis CA) ae "ARKOT, ‘at the Bird IREOHT. dl0- mee OR SALE—A lot of fine Stan ae ORES, ee TRD. C., very cheay Store, 1138 7th st-n.w. BHA 2m* ORCIVS SALICILIC SOAP Ts wrscrpassed as us care fc for = Dissaees of the Blood SMALLPOX, CANCER, RLY HEAT, Bo. As a aiaecant ns Soap toms no equal. It will Ea t the contraction of contagious diseascs— mebpox, not excepted. ae or nae Sey urmaet men t ters, Pr nters,: Vievor be without it One aprilication of thie. Soap makes the Skin aL parent, ‘To be had in ail prominent Drag Stores and Gro- “Agents for all parts of the United States wanted. £5 Orders promptly attentiod to- is urgently recom- EMIL WORCH, 1716 Pa. ave. n.w., jan31-1m a= D.C. ame 2% ia 3 Loan ‘Grrion Ni Eigen st. Dew. rinaneeee LOANED AT LOWEST RATE OF $e a DeLMANS an iD SACQUES eee EE STINEMETZ, anlé Hatter and Furrier, 1937 Penna. ave. | SRC Sar crema . Orders by mail sane. s.w. deals = CANDEE, or NEw Xone, Specialist. —Hem- orrhoids or Piles cured eir various forms. No caustics, acids, or Hgatures used. Im- ete relief. Catarrh ctired and deafness caused by catarrh. Constipation cured. Vital energy re- stored. For further difficulties of which I treat you must make appiication at my office, No. 439 Dtli st. n.w., Riley Building. kk. WHISENBORN, Dentint Pomoved to: to 410 11th stn. ., CELLULOTD posertt 87 to $10 p per se and all operaitons ‘On oo natural Teeth at reasonable prices. Ex- tracting, 60 cents. declé BM 8. BROWN, DENTIST, No, 725 lara » over ‘Simine’ D) ven for the painless en, oxtrac 7 oi All operations on the performed with care and satisfaction. called to the pleasant and convenient Three lines of cars pass the ust Attention Is location of this office. door. R. T. M. TALBOTT, Removed to southeast corner Sornee hg gna m) streets northwest. Belmont Dunrisz, 919 7th street rae land K sta. Beautif Beta of i operations ware Teeth, A Re iat bain, 60 PIANOS AND ORGANS. QTIEFF PIANOS.—Grand, Square and Up- }yjsht. Highest honors Paris Exposition TWO FIRST PREMIUMS C the late National Fair, at Washi mage The Stieff Boudoir Grand, or Upright Artist's a @ L. WILD & BRO., SoLe A Jen8___783 7th st. nowo., betwoon Gand H. ALLET DAVIS & CO. OPHIGNT PIANO! Special premium at Centennial. Low! Shick ces. a i! |- >| x RTS ee 1 Oth 14,9 L. HE BEAUTIFUL DECKER BROS.’ PIA! matehless, BURDETT creak ne ‘Soie Agent dec6-3m. Mor wont DW w™ invent et BEST NOW MANUFAC Endoreed by all leading artists. ORGANS) and PIAN Tk HEICHENTAGIES Prine Waueneos 027-6m No.428 11th st..a few doors above Ps. av —————————ee RF SYN, THE INDIAN cle Io still at No. 359 Pennsylvania a1 ny D.C., introducing his ae ‘orl TESTIMONY poet JOSEPH A. BaNSICa ie Hoom No. 3, P. 0. ‘DORA! 8. w.:H. OOD, 813 Oth st. cast; JOHN WILSON, 164 st. west, and hu | hundreds of others oan, a sensi to ; Same Goons, ‘splendid tine of in, too ton sao, hak nt kena pr apices REE in al Largest assortment of GAS FIXTURES in ihe city But Fo? BRENT. B. O. HOLTZMAN, ReaL EsTaTE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. ‘I make no charge te landlords property, and keep it before the for adver ing Ste I have! many of the finest building sites in the city for Houses in every section at prices from 81,000 to $60,000. Now ia the time to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, jan31 16th and F ats. n.w. A. M ar8 Buoi jo. 918 F tres street, epposite Masonlo ‘Tempis. For Rent. Furnished. Mansion, West End. Ln Pexna. ave. n.w. Ps.ave., near ist. Corcoran, near 14th 1 Large new House near City Hall L, near 15th (to close an are) New Brick, near 7th and 8-roomed Brick, with sean) le. ath and T.---- 3.000 se Houses anand) O st. market, 6 rooms, | , Houske hn South Washing Lot in northwest ; no f 6 Lote near z inth and Q sts Also, umber of other a lots In all ¢ections of Theat at prions to suit the times. Honey to Loan— #300, $500, 81,000, $2,000, 85,000 0,000 on real estate; small sums on collateral. E. A. McINTIRE. 22 Prospect st., Gt'n. 4 1823 ‘Vermont ‘ave. 800 D et. nee, trang com es Tepoi B the condition of the real estate marl ironeluout the countrys Gau'and get's copys R= ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & O0., 8t. Cloud Building, Beal Estate Agents aud Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. We have HOUSES for sale on TaRMs To Surr. a iF pe S8oets sspeatsty JoO8 sal . RESTAU! it-class. Good Teoeons for relies. Well-stecked, incadins uxtures, Address Box 189, Star office.” feb4-2t 70K SALE—A corner GROCERY STORE and GOOD WILL at a bargain. Good reason fv ce “IEE. Stock on first-class. Address 128, Blarcfos, = hand Amt-clase, Addrom Be Fo HENT-STORE and BEACKAMITH SHOP at Mt. Pleasant. HOUSE and FARM (of 80 seres) near Brightwood. feb A. WATT: Brightwood, D. C. Se 000 SRAeRACES FOR SALE.—Improve- ©) ment Taxes and Arrearages of General axes SLATER OBice 1406 Penn opposite Willard’s. febs-20 ___ LADIES’ ) ENMILYA’S LADLES’ BOOTS, Unsurpassed for Beauty, Comfort and Durability. Winter BOOTS selling at reduced prices, at 3. H. VERMILYa’s, fobs M0 9th street. ME. L. P. JEANNERET, OF BALTIMORE, GOODS. 1107 Pen aven Will eel for one week 0: HANDSOM i FRENCH BONNETS, regard) wy Feet cee Of cost, as she intends closing BARGAIN FOR CASH— One handsome Lounge, che Revolving Chair, beth upholstered in mo: rocco leather; two Library Chairs, one Drop Light end one Letter Copying Press. To be seen southeast comer Grecu and Gay sts., Georgetown, after 4 em. OR RENT-STORE and DWELLING, No. 1312 7th st. n.w. Apply at said store, or 509 ith et s.w- febs-6t PPOR SALE-CORNER PROPERTY. 9th and © Rhode lsiand nite new Inarket, on wary terms. AP py to ALBERT F FOX, No" 930 tt eb FAUTIEUL BUILDING LOT ON. Siu and unexeep HIP with some est r Contracting 0 $10,000, and while compotent f cid prefer to xive bis atte ition to the out-door urinees. He #8 familiar with Goverament con- having represented the Treasury Depart- tin one of its leading features for HN BOW or further partionlars 26 12th st. nu w., Washi FOR SALE. 41537 I STREET N. W., An degant new three story prossod brick REST- DENCE, with brown sioxe trimmings; contains rightecn’ rooms, exclusive of bath, pantries, ccm and laundry; has every improvement shed throughout in hard wood: thor sushly end in every class property. sola at a greai MONEY TO LOAN, Gn approved Rea! Estate Security, at lowest mar- ae THOS. J. FISHER & CO., > feb3 3 F street northwest. FOR SALE |= Several desirable 6 and 7-room section, at very low figures. Also, MONEY TO LOAN at lowest rater of inger insumstosuit. STEIGER & LIEBLRM AN Le Droit Building. feb {OR SALE—500 ACRES of LAN cD, with improve- tk, at Jessup's station, B. Also mevta, at Farm of 300 acres near town of Tare: Mass (B®: Rvrrent, TEMPLE OF FANCY Goops, No. 403 and 405 71h st. naw., Received per steamer Berlin a fine assortment of GERMAN FAVORS, SILK and COTTON DOMINO MASKS, PAPER MASES of all characters. Jan? VALENTINES of all description. G REAT REDUCTION OF PRICES IN MILLINERY AND KID GLOVE DE- PARTMENT, PRIok TO Stock Takrna, Feervary Ist. MCNOGRAM KID GLOVES, 2-button, 75 cents; $-button, 81; 4-button, 81.25; 6-button, 81.50. J. P. PALMEHW’S, rar F street northwest. No. ARG From TH Sines mts TIONS. ages uperior work aud PeMect Fitti teed 1231 ‘Fenny yivania aventie northwest. Janta Wilt dispose of his fine assortment of | IMPORTED RECEPTION AND STREET HATS, LADIES' AND MISSES' CLOAKS, FUR-LINED SILK CIRCULARS, AND SUITS t xreatly reduced prices to make room for an early Spring importation. 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. [Jan6]_907 Pa. ave. MES. SELMA RUPPERT’S, 608 97H STREET, Opp. Patent OFFion. paeeriesee) stock of EWEL AND GERM: AR CANVAS, stAR Gog HOSIERY, © 'Y AND GOOD: NEEDLE WORK. wis Sand 10) | NOVELTIES IN FANCY 3 acres, with buildings, laid out in lots of '5, 5. 10, 15 RENSINGION/ Or OREWEL EMBROIDERY in BELT & BALE 986 Lae eee emation apply to "STAMPING promply executed. Jans Fo SALE—ABani —A small stock of WOOD R® \L LACE NOVELTIES. and COAT. I [will rent Yard and Fixtures low = io a responsible tenant: northern part of the city ‘Address Box 31, Meee Sanat Real Duchess LACE J. Thread Lace BARBES, at S1-75t0 82,59, mee quet- 0 LOAN, z ‘d Brabant ‘D T MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In SUMs To Surt, At 6, ‘and 8 per cent. No Delay. R. 0. HOLTZMAN, Jon31-tr 10th and F sts. n.w. ANTED At once, by responsible party, Loan. at fair interest, ‘of a few HUNDRED DOL. lien on furniture, &c., of new LARS, secured b; apd gialy furnishe . Star office. nN OF 12 room house. Address H. 1 $an30-e03t* cE at Bull ore ane! OFFICE IN LE ro! ding to let. Apply 2 . TPIOHEN ‘T. ARMS. Ge a WM. H. MAIN & BROS. Charles Hotel, corner 3d and Pen ss!vaiti a w.+ if you want to buy, sell or exchange country Broperty. Exchange specialty. fand8-lmm* OR ae OR SALE. ‘The SPLENDID ESTATE known as ARLING- TON, in Alexandria county, on the Potomac, oppo- site Washi chington Navy Yard. ‘The Washington and Alexandria railroad and turnpike run through the estate, giving great facilities for dairying and trucking, it being in about two miles of Washington iy, ‘There is about 450 acres, most of itof fine quality, with cattle pens fora stock yard. ‘The {in= Provenients consist of a mansion house and over. secr's house, good stable, ice house, dairy, &c. The Pisce can be seen af any time, and imum immediat Pession given. iy to = UR HERBERT, jan27-2w* (Burke & Herbert, Alexandia, Va.) Fy IR RENT OR SALE—Desirable DAIRY; also, eS e FARM, 7 miles from Washington, on ilroad and Baltimore turn) ke one HALL, 936 La.ave., or ni, Uva eo = Fee LE ae Cash or Exchange in Real Es- fe e entire stock of Ke QUERADE SUITS: in. perfect order. Hosson le, change of business. Apply at 820, 12th st jan21- WO FIRST-OLASS NEW BRICK HOUSES, 9 rooms, all mod. imps., one for Sale, the other for Rent: Nos. 1823 and 1824 16th st. Apply to. J G. HESTER, 519 7th st. an20 ‘OR SALE—BRICK HOUSE, 8 rooms, in th neighborhood of the new market house, 803 it EB, Wig Suitable for a business stand: Inquire at oy 9th st.u.w. DENNIS FOGARTY. Jan2-Im* i SALE A very desirable PROPERTY, sult, ‘or Market Garden, about same distance trom sry cheap. Will take milk or part} wage nt. Also, several three-story and manard roof BRICKS, well located, all con- ventences, cheap. Payments in monthly instal- ments. We have improved city Property to trade for country property. And — loan at the lowest rates in sums to en FORD & 0O., Jan6 Real Estate. Keenan” ‘708 E street u. w. i ess TO LOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SEOURITY, B. H. WARNER, Jan5 916 F st. n.w. Eunaeed accents ity; the Point De Lanwquedoc and Russe LAOES at lowest prices, NOOT’S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. gas the yard; RIB- Boss, all "al ahades and at remarkable low figures: Point De Sp + ifusion HOUOHEINGS: Den BLEATINGS, Ar Ar ors 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. of Real Lace FIOHUE BAR- aes. conta MTS. “SUAReS. HAND RRE: i FICHUES, ‘alen- NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. In Hand-embroidered, Real Lace, Hand-painti: and Ostrich Feather PARTS EARS, we have & lace ent at very low prices, ar NOOT’S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AvB. French Reception, Street BONNETS and Lace DRESSES, ar * NOOT’S, jan? 915 Pennsylvania ave., RS. 8. J. MESSER, ORES MARING ANI LADIES PATTERNS. Taylor's So of outihne fatuche: and Jouseas f Fanhlon fore Tor gale, 1213 Peauepivenie ave., up mates: M188 BELLE Lucas. DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Oorner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. ect ADIES’ SHOES_OF FIRST 5 THE ONLY IN THE ITY WE MAKE TO ORDER puron NR. REEE AN ASSORTMENT, RERSORABLE YG: soHON'S 504 11th st. n.w. novas Branch H. WIREMAN'S. BRESSMAKLV! The Misses, amr HAMILTON, First-class work, at moderate prices. BOOKS, é&e. WALENTINER FOR isso. v VALENTINES FOR 1 VALEN MINES FOR 1830. vem VALENTINES FOR 1880. DY'S JUSTIC The Inetice’s Manuel of Statute, Judicial and Elementary Law, with appropriate Forms for the onstables, Notaries novaé Justices of the Peace, . Commissioners, Lawyers and’ Business aen, by Chas. 8. Bundy, of the District of Colum- Via bar: Price 84. ‘The’ Game of ‘*Fifteen,” the **New Solitaire,” 25 cts. Court of Claims Reports, Hughes’ U. Circuit Court Reports, For gale by o. H. OAD On: BOOKSELLERS AND SrTaTi0: ane NERS, feb3 ISTRICT BONDS FOR SALE.— District o imbia o per cent. 20-year bonds, Dietsoeo of Comumbia 6 par cent, 20-year bonds, District of Co {umbia 7 per cent, 18-year bonds, ‘and 3 At thee rice these bonds e nate ats ‘any ip inarket. Interest paid st the sine 5 Biatea Treas “yan3-Im 481 Pas Aventie. TGe oar eas, Ges EE ‘and $300, in hand. or ‘LEIGHTON, Jani 823 ise atroot Horthrest EDUCATIONAL. _ E, ELLicorr Crry, nd Session begins SeoRUARY nie 1830. For particulars see catalogu ‘BROTHER AZARIAS, Jan27-1m President. Ete. DU ASS TS. Montey. eed Wed- r month, Gitta |, FRENCH, Goilene, West Pott; Annapolis, Privgie lesoons ot alls. Private lessons a other i ours BW. oe +2 Sth zest ae t Mp. The next session will begin MONDAY, ERBEU- ARY 2, 1880. Board and tuition 875 in advance for each session of five months. For Circulars apply to WM. T. BRISOO! Jan3-1m Secretary to the Pear. 910 #3 4TH A ade e v. peas eS) in January. Clase hours, pars sin OM 4 and’ oy. p.m. Houre reserved for private van offered to all ‘adults ‘aud children. Verbs ically ach! Vi 0 12m. to a poms Terins moter M ISSES FOLLOOK AND NOERR’S School and aetearten. ae 13th ee Dw. b inenod ion, Bue tian i ae formal department for ladies. Ladies and Patan SEMINARY for Yoi (HARLOTTE HALL SCHOO! Te HAL TC Man's COUNFY, CONDRON, Principal. M 188 ‘BORNE’S ENGLIS) BOARDING AND DAY a Chil 43 M a corner of 16th Nor vae5-6r0 REGULAR FRENCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Mune. FOULON, 903 16th st. new., corner of I. pects at Madame set ‘French ms store, 1235 Pa. ave. deo5-Sm APLEWOOD, INSTITUTE, "ly dents propared tor per quarter ; Girls, 845. business, ‘Yale or Harvard. First AND FRENOH (OOL for ¥ ‘OoNCORDVILEE, Stu- Ds aby ESIOTIOSS, eH {Comatonrstt AND Sota: by. Dr. oolsey, | TH CEN- Tonys story. by Mae Ken na A LADY'S LIFE CRY M iNs, by T 1, Bink, 81795 aie “AUTORIOGIABHY 0 RINGE MET 5 5 IOAN ALMANAG FOR THO a per ae 81.50. pigte® supply of A Fool's i and ‘Earnest M. BALLANTYNE & SON, jan22 428 7th street DIARIES. 80 ee AND DAILY JOURNALS’ of every eure AUTOMATIC PENCILS, plain and for Ch DE GOTHA for 1880. CHURCH ALMANAC for 18: WHITTAKER’S ALMANAC for 1830. and Miscellaneous Books in cloth bindings, at the uniform price of 50 centa per volume. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, METROPOLITAN sie STORE, jenl0 oul = ave. SP ROURS, AND. FANCY GOODS. Special attention ts calied to the new Tdustrated an Books, the English and American editions. Evincopal epee Books and Hymnal. , Catholic as and New y Bra mares, rscnanen and I Easels. A oer line of Alburnes oe Albums,” new patterns. Autograph atgant Writing Desks. Work Bixee. Cases. Library and Fancy Lae pet agent Tanoer Russia Leather, Sag kin ee Hise Chess, C! ing fe ere Warteanoln's Ponkutvos. “intent Gold Fons and Pencila; new stock re- (Buccessor to M un Brothers, decl3 1015 Pa. ave., oa COP. LTCR Ota at, N° TO CARRY THEM OVER. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF, WINTER CLOTHING FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYs. OVERCOATS. Qvercoats now $20, formerly 825. Overcoats now 15, formerly 20. Overcoate now 10, formerly 15. © Overcoats now 8, formerly 12. Overcoats now 65, formerly 8. SUITS. Suits that were 825, now $20. one. SHO! faim Patnotpal. Teacher of PIAN' ot eave i Beer Dik ee ste. teeny Se eee Suita that were 20, now 16. COATS AND VESTS, DRESS AND BUSINESS PANTS, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS' CLOTHING, AT PROPORTIONATE REDUCED PRICES. VERS RYE NCOMPORED Ov FINI Five OLD RYE uISKY uae reeeetoeee sale by all ‘druggists, fine grocers, and the snout retail from he depots: 7 | SaaS