Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. WASHINGTON, ATURDAY February 14, CROSBY S. NOYES....Editor. The Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equat to that of all the other daily papers here added to- getner. Subscriptions will be received and duly ac- counted to the New York Herald Irish Famine Fund at the office of Tuz Star. A list, with Dame of contributor, former residence tn Ire- land, present residence, and amount of subscrip- tion, is now open. ——————~r-__ During the course of his lecture on behalf of Inflation, delivered in Baltimore Thursday night, Representative De La Matyr made the sensa- Uonal statement "that “nearly all the farms $n this country are now hopelessly mortgaged,” and the inference to be drawn from his argu- ment, as reported in the papers of that city, is that an increase in the volume of the currency is needed to correct that discouraging state of affairs. This statement cannot be true, nor anywhere near the truth. But if 1t were sus- ceptible of proof, the remedy proposed would'be much more likely to aggravate than to correct the evil complained of. But, as we sald, we do not belleve the alleged evil exists to any considerable extent, such po- litical economists as Mr. De La Matyr and Mr. Hendrick B. Wright to the contrary notwith- standing. For many years past agriculture has been one of the most prosperous Industries in the country, and for the last two or three years farmers have enjoyed the unusua! combination of large crops and high prices for everything they had to sell, coupled with the advantage of being able to buy nearly everything they had to buy at rates lower than they have ever ruled within the memory of most men now living. If under these exceptionally favorable circum- stances farmers were led into executing new mortgages on their land or fatled to wipe out those already existing, !t shows that they were inoculated with the poison of speculation and extravagance, and used their profits for other purposes than the payment of their just debts, Legislation will not help such. An inflated cur- rency might enable them to shift their load to the shoulders of somebody else, if they would only stop at that point; but the almost uniform effect in such cases {s to get the unfortunates ‘Still deeper and deeper into the mire. —————~-—____ ‘The Tilden papers are accusing Mr, Hendricks @2aving fostered the Seymour boom with the ptrpose of killing off the ‘only avatlable can- @Mate’—Tildea. The Cowrier-Jowrnal calls the Seymour movement a “plece of polltical chi- canery,” and says that Hendricks ts not a possi- bility In connection with the next democratic ticket except as a “‘yoke-mate for Tilden.” Mr. Hendricks’ friends, especially in Indiana, are as bitter against Tilden as the latter’s friends are against the former, and it does not seem proba- ble that the “old ticket” can be renominated in the face Of this feeling. Hendricks, for about the twentieth time, declares that he will not ac- cept the nomination for Vice President, and where would be the use of the democrats at- tempting to fight the contest of 1876 over again, without the same ticket? This is what so en- rages the Tilden men with Hendricks. They Jnsist that the only hope of the democracy is to make their campaign upon the fraud issue, and Tilden is evidently willing to try this plan. But Mr. Hendricks says the fraud issue 1s one Of folly; that If anybody is to blame for Tilden falling to get his rights, it 1s Tilden himself, and that he (Hendricks) thinks the party and the country have fully paid any debt of obligation that it ever owed to the ex-governor of New York. The Hendricks democrats are anti-Tilden tothe back-bone, and they make no concea'- ment of the fact. ——~<.-___ ‘The anti-Grant republicans of New York are doing too much protesting and too little work to make their influence felt to any considerable extent. In Albany, for instance, they com- Plained so loudly of the manner in wh!ch Grant delegates were chosen that tie primary elec- tons were ordered to be held over aga'n; bat the anti third termers pow announce that they will not contest the issue. They will content themselves with the appointment of a commit tee to inform the convention of the “regular methods” employed in the election of Grant delegates. It would impress the country more favorably if the “Independent republicans,” as they call themselves, woald go into the fight manfully and demonstrate the truth of their Claim that a majority of the people are with them. The Grant movement {s most too stal- Wart to be k'lied 0 protests. —_—__~re___.. ‘The law making power of Italy has been brought toa dead-lock. The Chamber of Depu. tes passed a bill abolishing the “grist tax. The Senate ascertained that the abolition of the tax would create adefictency in the revenue of about $16,000000, and refused to cons'der the Dill until the Deputies provided some other Mode of taxation to supply this amount of money. The Deputies couldn’t be coerced in this way, though. They left the chamber, and now refuse to go on with public business until their bill abolishing the grist tax is passed. Tne Senate meets regularly, but the other house being without a quorum no legislation can be enacted. —_—___-<e--______ Sensational story writers and graphic news- paper reporters, will have to adopt some other terms than “royal munificence” and “princely gift,” to express their ideas of Mberal giving. Already two plain untitled American citizens have contributed larger sums to the Irish reliet fund than Queen Victoria’s donation for that purpose, and something like haifa dozen have over-sized the Prince of Wales’ subscription for the same object. How would “American gener- osity” or “republican bounty” do for a substi- tute? —=—__§_§_~.-____ Letters from Paris state that M. Perrin, man- ager of the Theatre Francais, has refused per nein and Sarah Bernhardt to give performances in London next summer. In this course M. Perrin is wise. The principal effect of the Francals company’s visit to Lon- don last sufmer, was to make fools both of themselves and the people of London. —_____+«-_____ The French ministry have refused to grant tullamnesty to the communists, and the re- fusal is coupled with a defiance to the agitators. ‘The ministry announce that they are not to be intimidated into granting clemency, and inti- mate that when the applicants apply for par- don in a becoming manner, they may get it. —_—_—_~<e- -____ By acts of Congress $69,523 pounds of cannon, Worth $111,345, have been given away for statues and monuments. The supply of old cannon is nearly exhausted, but it is suggested HOLMAN’S AGUE AND LIVER PAD. Now is the time to place ios Li condition toearey you sally yroush the spring and summer influences. ABSORPTION No Experiment. HOLMAN MaLaRmn, Livan. StoMacH, SPLEEN AND IDNEY PAD. You have been assured and reassured that hun- reds of thousands throughout the world Dear ton tumony of undoubted character, subject to your fullest inveatigation, that the HOLMax x Liver Pap 8 remedies have effected m res, made armen frien ‘ds, and rown faster in favor than aif the Pes Fal 8 treatments combined. All Di tment come to the office, corner 9th and 52Do be persuaded to try it. Beware of imitations and counterfeits. febl4-t, th, s3m IDING HABITS MADE TO ORDER AFTER THE LATEST ENG- 0 ORDET SH STYLES. SUITABLE CLOTHS IN STOCK. W. S. TEEL, febl4 935 Penna. avenue. BoGERTS, VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP.— Stop ‘*Bull dozing” children with narcotic Poisons, and use this lpia and certain cure for yhooping Cough, Croup, Golds, &e. febl4-3t" HE SUNDAY GAZETTE To-morrow will contain: ‘The Circle of Light,” a story y O. D. Gardette; “Chips,” Police Court Scenes, Hse a Old Churches, Jefferson's Town pice, Base Ball Statistics, Sceret Society Notes, Tek irth Murders, Mount Pleasant Items, New York Letter, Uncle Will's Puzzles, together with all the Local and Telegraphic News to3 o'clock a. m. to-morrow. New OPENING— GENTLEMEN'S HATS for early spring wear. Also, new patterns for youths and children. STINEMETZ, febl4 Hatter, 1237 Penna. ave. OR LENT. Boston Codfish Balls. Columbia Boned Herring. moked Halibut. Columbia River Salmon, Fish Chowder. Z Mountain Trout. Fried Sea Trout. Fresh Gulf Shrimps. a Russian Caviar. Sardines in Tomatoes. Sardines aux Truff-s. Haddock Roes. Yarmouth Bloaters. Kippered Herring. infigiting a L'Huile Anchovies—in Salt, in Oil, in Paste, in Sauce. Scarhore Beach Clams, » REED’S SONS, IMPORTERS TABLE LUXURIES, febl4 1216 F street. URCHARD’S BUSINESS iS TO FURNISH GOOD GOODS For the benefit of his customers, at a reaconable profit for the benefit of himself, fe does not_pretend to sell any STAPLE GOODS, at costmuch less doit. Such bait covers hooks, and hooks are to catch fi He does noi ‘ook cet “the public as FRESH FISH. | Those wno propose to work for nothing and find themselves must cheat their customers, or in the end swindle their creditors. Do not forget what you have heard about CANNED COFFEE and PA- TAPSCO BAKING POWDER. All Fine Groceries at FEUnCHuARD Roureandearhalf tt Pa. ave. and Orders received by Telephone. ARLY SPRING SUPPLIES. Printed all Linen LAWN: French Madras s CINGH AMS. La OTs ala uN MB BELLAS: BATISTE 4 ALSAOE (a new fabric.) EROALES for children. ildren’s Colored HOSE. 20 dozen Ladies BALBRIGGAN HOSE, at 25 cts. Det pair or @3 per des. ILKS, 8: NS aap TRLVETS. Black SATINS. er By to $2.75. Colored SATINS, from 81. By to 82. Black SILKS, best makes, nore Sates: Colo: from oe fo $2. K8. Black 4 = atte BUNTINGS, at 30, 373 and 50c. LE LINENS, “TB NAPKINS and TOWELS, in great variety and at Low Paic! ‘An inspection is solicited. B= ONE Price Onty. PERRY & BROTHER, Penna. av., cor. 9th st. Established in 1840. OVER 2,000 DRUGGISTS Have Signed the Following En- dorsement, the Signatures of which are open for Inspection, and can be seen at 21 Platt Street, New York. GENTLEMEN “*FOR THE PAST FEW YEARS WE HAVE SOLD VARIOUS BRANDS OF POROUS PLAS- TERS. PHYSICIANS AND THE PUBLIC PRE- FER BENSON’S CAPCINE PLASTEBS TO ALL OTHERS. WE CONSIDER THEM ONE OF THE FEW VERY RELIABLE HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES. THEY ARE SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHER POROUS PLASTERS.” To. SEABURY & JOHNSON, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS, febl4-Im 21 Platt St., New York. ERRIMAC, COCHECO, PACIFIC, SPRAGUE, SIMPSON, GARNER, And All the Best Makes of CALICO, 8c. Good Quality CALICO... ate PEROALES, in New Desixns.. GINGHAMS... -8, 10 and 15c. COTTONS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. PLAIN AND FANCY HOSIERY. that many of the guns now belonging to our naval vessels would do better service tn com- memorating the deeds of dead heroes. —_—___~o-____ ‘There is a bill pending before the Caltfornia legislature, With every prospect of passage, to punish corporations now existing, or that may hereafter be organized, for employing Chinese. ‘The first penalty is a fine of from $100 to $1,000 or imprisonment from fifty to five hundred days, ‘or both, and for the second offence a fine of $5,000 and two years imprisonment. The law is intended to apply to every officer and director of corporations. ——_—_+oo-___—_ ‘There are 114 new advertisements in THE STaR to-day. . tottering round from Rheumatis! ney frou or a5y geaknees, will be made GENUINE Vicuy. BSEEEEE™= Pp toma BOUCHE, FILS & Ce., 4ar1T-8, 6t SOLE AGENTS, NEW YORE: TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), fers 918 7th st. nw. DBY coons. 713 Market Space. All Winter @oods in stock to be closed at great ‘All. Spring Goods left over from last scason at Holevale price this oat veg thal tics to b vo old at the io Howeat cash price; meses Geen Shs canes © present wholesale price. A new stock ona plain Cees ot ped SATINS, spring shades for over dresses {mom ns. at leon than pee SHAWES ae - BED Coe present E50. J. JOLINSON, felt ‘713 Market Space. ‘The Young Ladies’ Journal. it to-day, contains an IMMENSE COLORED itED #aBHION PiNORAwA with 20 FIG- URES, and ands. Ore: Suj ent over os ard ‘SPRIN IONS from PARIS. an ELE- SRpST in CO) of t wo FLORAL BAS. [eluding the Extra Ol ‘THE INTERNATIONAL NEWS COMPANY, 31 Beekman st., New sooty Subscriptions received for all Foreign Publica. ie = 1, Varieties and Colors. fe eee ee FANGY “CANES, PLES ax WEDPING AKES, fa “ERE . Sohn, "New York ave )ROFESSOR 728 13th et., nati PCTEROe, LARPOUE, Ta te versity, Paris. vate instruction in all the French bran and ‘nlootion, Terms moderate. febl4-6t* IANOS—Beautiful and Uprights—full; Prvetrgntedsat s Barwa for usb, 08 moathly A eplendia 7-octave Rosewood, used, at a sacri- oa and us Dist ‘laas work ; years’ experience inthis District Gallstones 2° ete . BECKER'S, 907 H st. n.w. GBE4T Baneains In DRESS GOODS OF ALL KIND3. LACK and COLORED SILKS. BERIE OTIUPED SILKS, DAMA! eae SCARFS, THES. a &e ‘small stock of desirable Ladies’ and Misses’ CLOAES and ULSTE Sa Ten per cent. offal all cash sales. JOHN T. MITCHELL, febl4-6t 931 Penna. avenue. ‘N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. WER & WHITE v. MARGARET BURKE, Admiais- gente ae Be of Sarah Slattery, etal., No. 6,780, Ne Giuee fs referred to me to take aocount ot the cata of the said Sarah Slattery deceased, creditors and other persons in 18th, 1880, silo oteiggk my On or before February eee ake Gs PAYNE, Anaitor, febld-stu }a Louisiana ave. VERB! jEHOLD x Hous Peau HAVE ae pairs Ladies’ Kid ie Slippers, GOc vorthtat least ‘Toe. 120 Toe 36) pairs cid 8: H. Button, Toc. en’ . + yjOnllaren’s and Misses? School Shoes, 50 the beat 33 School Shoe in town, at 2018 ot BEF asic, Pair Jnsth's Heél Plates given away. febid RAND RAFFLE, suas February 14th, 1880—1 breac! spading Gun, 1 Revolver, Sil- sr Watch and Seid Ring. 0c. shal Me set ana two lowest. SSE SILKS. ings. F. HUEGLB' No. 511 7th street n.w. THE HUB PUNCH. PREPARED ONLY BY C. H. GRAVES & SONS, 35 HAWKINS STREET, Boston, Mass. The foreign liquors and cordials forming tho component parts of the HUB PUNCH are of our own importation, and guaranteed strictly pure. To warrant genuineness see that our autograph label is, over each cork, under tin foil capsule. Set the Punch on ice one hour before using, and on open- ing, use half water or lemonade; or it is equally good with hot water or hot lemonade. Cc. H. GRAVES & SONS, MANUFACTURERS, BOSTON, Mass. For gale by all Hotels and Licensed Grocers in Washington. J. H. CRANE, No. 460 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, febl2-1m General Agent, Washington, D.O. ENEFIT. B®“ GRE DAY FOR OLD IRELAND. ‘UESDAY, Fs. 16TH, he entire receipts of the: Imperial Hotel Buliara Hall. 80, introduced fot first time this ci ‘Taylor’ Patent 1 Pap ore Ss Plence, | ovine. CARD. ‘At BARLOW'S GALLERY can be seen rare Epeci- mens of O. W. ROETH & © ‘a ."3 Carvings for niture ins! Kensington Needle-work by ELLEN ROB BBINS, and stata and French, sp res a of rns of Paper- the cele- trated house pegigrpernangings ‘The public are respectfully invited rom 11 o'clock a.m. tol o' ae Cee them few days. Vv H. WHEATLEY. . DYEING AND SCOURING, 49 JEFFERSON S8T., Gzorcetown, D. 0. Work called for, and delivered free of charge. Send your address. feb7 OBSERVATIONS on “NASAL CATARRH AND CATARRHAL DEAFNESS.’ By a late member of the staff of the UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK. For copies (10 cents), apply to or address DR. WILLIAMSON, feb7-3m 523 13th street northwest. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. \ (ee 8.e.,8 GIRL to a eneral housework, and well recommended. = 3 EAL ESTATE BULLETIN F® RENT—Furnished KOOMS. 82 I st. n. e ANTED—A well-recommended GIRL, tp do = general housework: sma! family. 37 E st. We WOM: inthe ki To one for chasaberwerk Lagi Penpeyivania ave. indies Stats Be —Two UNFURNISHED oF. ‘THOS. id Bob a ae hie perenne Fine toory sete oe light fousebeopeee, - — and Saturdays.) ANTED—A GIRL to i AD HUDSON & MARTIN'S Resteocant Boe 6th st. and Pa. ave. n.w. eh Furnished ROOM, bork iin Sq th. Answer 0. 3. BELL, 1 ae sare a month Answer 023. BELL 1958 ss WASTED, A Necdham MUSIOAL CABINET, size. BSaro seating Brice ai where it can be seen, G. A. O., fees ny W AAYTOATION ts chiamberieald and wae eral family; how small good refer Snee, Apply 268 Virginia ave.c.e, er LADIES of Wier fe Palledatnht pha mnuat bo inteharone send refined: ed est gat joes Feguired. Call on &. Ht. LPH, boo ra Fet.n w. febl4-3t* yaRTED = ‘urnished ROOME, wi ith Board, for funily enema ae Adee Sone 0} ‘ i, Sts ferme, H.. Senate Post Offios, Box 25. sine ANTED—Ladies and Gentlemen of good ad- to take ‘orders for Mark ‘rat "8° = best bool = ok; sells rapi COLE, 612 6th st. ba Sst Wiacebe iia will 150 cash to any one Yscouring him s SIT" ATION as seth ss or nment Departments. SONFIDENTIAN Btar office. febl4-2t* ANTED_Dy a first clans Drossmaker of yoars experience, ‘ENGAGEMENT in familice the week ; best of reference for fitting an style. Ad Box 43, Star office. feblicate a a ee WANTED A WHITE WOMAN to cook, wash Vy anditon. Apply at No. 414 9th st. n, fe ANTED—fo rent, by the first of March, a MALL Hi USE, of 5 or 6 rooms: must have water and well vontiigted. Address Box, 3 33, Star ‘ANTED By 8 respectable white girl, » SIT. UATION fo cook, wash and iron'and do feral housework city or country; reference. Address Box 11, Star office. feb13-2t* ANTED—PRUNING by an experienced pe i grape vines, orchards, and all Kinds of landscape ardening best references. - ress, D. LOGAN, of th st. n.w. febi3 6t" OR RENT Five beautiful BOOMS, on second with all modern improvements ‘only. yacerefil tenant. Inquire 12 Tth et. 2. ee ENT AFORNEEE ROOMS, over ced oer tank: $00 1416 Pa. w Sn ea ioe * eee ay FS BENT T-room BRICK SUES No. 405 500 14th «1 ith wat street 500 gare pase the dicts Inguire at fi0 fith ef eae pa 500 500 ale. Frroome’ alii, tne, ae derirabie all mod. impe, ina desirab onal hood ; near street (08. 519 7th et. Se eee FOE RENT O19 Doth st. a furnished BETES of ROOHB: all sates ree iE eevenenies ements; iret oR BRENT HOUSE No. 323 C st. n.w.; loca- ion central: eight rooma, hot and cold water; z . Address Dr. febl4-3t* OH SALE — Az 4 Bancai—Threc-story, and HOUSE, N ie, BGs nwa acer dmprove- ments. iy to ALBERT F- FOX, No. it. nw. Apply pas fons-6 (OR RENT— Furnished communicating ROOMS, Fees lighted location ; view of Arlins- Potomac. ‘capitor and ‘Alexandria, Un Dithed third fooe, furnished if deat ¢., Capitol Hill. FOR REN Pumnished PARLOR and BEO- ROOM, with fuel; with the use of anew piano, for #25 per Tuonth; also one lange Bedsraomn 8 10 permonth. No. 734 18th st., bet. Gand H stroots DW. febl4-3t ps. 16 rs..per anB950.00 Sine, per monet 130-09 2105 Pa. ave. n.w.. furn.._mod.imps.,16 rs..100.00 65.24 at Georgetown. in ewamin ims., warehouse; Footie aw. vf o etorer nid oth ‘t, DLW. OTs. G18; 1424 T st. n.w.,6 rs., 815.25; et. % 810; 2107 13th 12th st, as W., 8TR.. B16; store; B08 14th a tapper part,! ti rs. 439 7th st. 6.w., upper part, 10 rs. 318 D st. Ts, #12 1ith si be ES lesirable three-story and back F Sutin BRICK, "No. 616 st. Tew., eleven rooms, modern improvements, dry celiar; ons ae from Patent ‘and’ Post Offices: rent nro. will be ‘tuadles possession, Feb 138 jon. Februar Sine Noe 03) Dae ee bls propert War will pay 815 monthly for a POSI- TION in any of the He mae Paying $40 oe Address M Star office. ANTED—By a pai 1,00 any one that wil tichman or messenger in AadreneG, ¢. D., Georgetown, T who will give 8100 cash get hime SITUATION as y of the departments. » Post office. WANTED To rent for club va sized ROOM or TWO MEDIUAI-SL PED, Som com municating, unfurnished, location between 9th and 17th sts., Penna. ave. and I sts. n.w.: rent moderate. ‘Address ‘‘CLUB,” Star office. feb} ANTED—2,000 common PIGHONS and SQUABS,” Apply at Game Stand, 606 Center Market. ED. L. BAROLA feb12-3t" “ANTED-—All Faded Bais to be sent to H. ee 2 ‘th st., near H, where they restored to the original color: Combii Saacie Braids for 81. feb12-3 eae —Live Lee men, M. C." energetic young man asks FOOTHOLD as Bookkeeper, 5 iceman oF Cop vist. He knows nosuch word as‘‘Fail;” lowsatary asked. City references ad lib. Address one week, HONOB. Box 97, Star office. febi2-3t* ANTED—HOUSE of twelve rooms or more, Permanently, by General Government; cen- trall rent $60 per month. Address Box 65, Star office. febl1-it” ‘ANTED—White and colored COOK, CHAN W Asvitwrarbs. NURSES, and vottier hel Families furiat Nea al rvants gratis. Linensed 0} \ding, corner z Oe BRTCR eG feb10-5t V SETEDECOERESECRT ERTS (Journalists) for 24 salaried vacancies. Mas. onsen laced, if available, to any publisher. gence invited. Athenwum Bureau of Titerature 37 Park Kow, N.Y. b10-e0$t* WaANt-a middle-aged WHITE eon N, child's nuree, between now and March dst. To. thoronshly good one permanent situation and good wages will be given: Best of references d and given. Address Box Star fev9-6t mm to examine end choose » SEW- W ike MACHINE from 19 diferent inde” Any one not satisfactory subject, to exchange’ for any other, Rent repairing @ specialty. KENNEY, 427 0th at.newe ‘decd OLEAN, st RIOES ANTED_CARPETS to Steam we 490 Maing 8... Orders by mail ni on itt cre arenas ot, aad Be ave., OF Carpet Bealers. 'ANTED_STEAM OARPET OLEANING- wai Ww work guaranteed. At CHAQE'S, 616 Louist- ne: Messrs. Hoos, Bro. ba F BOARDING. Foe, RENT—Furnished ROOMS on second floor, with BOARD, in a private family, nose depart- nents and cars, ‘Terme moderate. i. i Mebia ote FE RENT—Furnished ROOMS, with BOARD, Hog CR, fecond and third floors; in a private a family: st. ‘OR. SENTOFaho ROOMS with gas, bath A and hot and cold water; TABLE BO. $15 ber month, by a first-class “caterer, at 832 Tudiana TREMONT HOUSE offers T2e (th first class Hotel Board, aroeas ain month. House is well furnished, and every way HE TOME TORE, 512 9th of the cosi conducted Garang houses in the Coe ect boarders sco~ dated at reason: ee tst OST— On the sevening of the 13th, 825, one $20 and 2 $5 een 9th and 12th, at and F ete. Phe finder will be rewardod if returned REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR [E- 850 covery, of pack ining five hun- CLAR! D MINING COMPANY O ARIZONA lost between Wasting fon and Point Lookout, ‘Tilesday, night or Wednos- day morning, Feb. 1 ‘Address Glarendon Mining Co., 68 Broadway, New York. febl2-e03t* FOR SALE. SWALLOWING POISON SPURTS OF DISGUSTING MUCOUS from the ostrils or upon the TONSILS, Watery Ere FLES, Buzzing in the Ears. DE Grackting Betestionsin the Hest: Ta BREATH, Nai alt ter Scabs ih ie Nostrils ni, Seal fo Nostrils and Tickling in the Throat are SIGNS OF CATARRH. NO OTHER SUCH LOATHSOME, treacherous and undermining malay Ons earess Bee One tre fe our ‘GHILD: generated by its TREECTIOUS. POLSON ‘and one four of vine inen a and women drag out miserable existences eels ASLEEP, TI THE f IMPURITIES ig Ene are necessarily SWALLOWED INTO THE ETOMACH and TNHALED INTO THE LUNGS to POISON every part of the system. DE MEYER'S CATARRH CURE a is the ONLY BE! in our judg- ent hae ous yer Yet REALLY OURED ‘a eaage Gn NIC CUREB! CUBED! CUREB!!3 LPH YLOR, with faddell & Co., 52 Beek- AP Oranatrcen Ae YS Cured may child, 10 pears ald, of Catarrh Rev, CHARLES J. TORS. sew Brighton, 8. I.: “Worth ten times it c wes PHELAN, 47 Nassau street, N. PGured ot Gatastiaal baduenza:” CHAS. MESEROLE, 64 Lafayette Place, N. Y.: Ag, MESERONE Gatarrh."* . ue McKELVEY, U. 8. revenue officer, S State D. Meee ‘Cured of a severe case of Chron: HENRY Terk Ny iad with me en Lasers me relief since using your J. H, TIMMERMAN, 908 Third ave., 33 SNe used an; with acne Peau ‘arr ; hearing im- results ; Catarrh since Beto R. SEARLE, hw Oe pac Co,, Broadway and we teenth street, N. : “Wife cured of Chronic Catarrh.” Rev. ALEX. Cairo. N. Y¥.: ‘‘It has ‘worked wonders in six cases in my parish.” Bev o;, Ht. ASTOR, Uo None sees. | F J. HENDERSON, 155 Newark ave., “*T lost my voice by Catarrh, and ine Deka cured.” Ete. Ete., Ete., Ete. febT-83m, F% SALE—A handsome BLACK WALNUT BOOKCABE. Address Lock Box 20, City post Office. OR SALE—A VILLAGE CART. the a out in the way of 8c an Bee it. igo, 4 second-hand, light panel, “close” front one-horee “CAR. RIAGE; @190. ‘Second-hand JUMP-SEAT; 8100, eseral od tec rs ne eee ee -horse GARMTAGHS: e time to bu: ay ROB" or i. GR. AHAM, 410-416 8th st. n.w. Repairing promptly attended to. febl4-1w IR SALE.—A handsome case seven: octave PIANO for sale at 1520 Let. 1 PPE | © w. A Bargain for cash. feb13-2t" ‘P14P08 AND ORGANS AT PRIOES THAT DE- fy competion ‘'T. NIMMO & CO., febl3 NEWT. MNO Lith ote hw. ‘OR SALE—CrEearp—HORSE, HARNESS, and canopy-top PHA:TON : horse is sound, gente in every al ct, ane a splendid road— ster, Address :T, Star office, city el OR =a frat clase French COUPE, in -tucellent order, oan urchased le terms. Thauire of JOHN SeDERMOUT & BROS., Cai kers, 310 Pennsylvania avenue. ARGAINS. PIANOS. An excellent carved. foo! febl2-3t BARGAINS. 4 round corner iceable 63g ctr heel Lied Rng Of the above instraments ‘cal upon ear: monty pay) ments, al Gua at monthly rates, as si Yor the sathe slast of instrament SIDNEY T. NIMMO & CO., No. 410 ELEVENTH ST. N. W., feb12-3t* One door north of Penna. ave. Bie FOR SALE A VERY LIGHT BREW- ER, single seat, Top Bugsy, a8, e (1) new five-glass Landean, in use- pang chnets nig, made, by a itt-claas manu- facturer of Philadeiphia. One An Coupelette, ipsa toe one “month, made ore ent can este ly paid as rent [ANO, we | Su SALE—A handsome gun, PL ce ‘octave, ‘at residen Nec 18183 16th st. SALE-A GAGES, Be Eo. very. fore tify inion 8 Seton ak ime TIES ABO! ING OR DISPOS- Hae ee to call constant = 9 eallon me, aa Ihave ea router eee lorees Apply 1202 C nw. ‘HUGH QUIGLEY. Sainte eee Taye eras nearly is only at of thi ay foe for rent eoae wale on amy Poot For ‘complete li builetin issued 18 le and 15th of each month, fiich can be hs had on stan my office, or will (OR RENT OR SALE—A n tave PIANO, Stelff make. month toa private party. Ad office. early new seven {il rent for Ba dress ar a Bist SIREN TAGES = oa 82,000, 81,000, 9600"2t7 per cent. F improvements, ten room: No. Auction Sales. 738 12th ot. n.w. inquire nt OR SATURDAY. February 1ith, at 4 p.m.,No.60 door. febl4 ‘OR RENT Comfortable, oe ‘BOOM, Capitals and Bow Or Depots maleate Fa mth apitol, an pot; suitable for gentle: mau. 404 New Jercey aver new, aa Fi R RENT—The_ three-story and basement Brick Dwelling HOUSE, eleven rooms, 15 (OR RENT—The Country RESIDENCE of ex- 2 Gov. Shepherd, on 7th st, road, five miles from city and one mile from Silver, t, Spring, Station Gietropelitan Bran be rented unfurnished to a Art Sonat tor a ders of Fears Gas and water, a bowling allePand gymnasium on n.w. Inquire of C. ‘THOM, ‘Nor as. 13th Tie ae fe farm contains 210 acres, fine barn and oyer- i ee scer’s honse. Will rent on shares to a responsible On DERE bene ROOMS, suitable for ee party. Inquire of y_ moderat at 1321 Ww. L. RS, Teoh OUI ES, $5 aud 88. WM.. ¥, HourZ. feb5-eo6t No. 2 ve st. n.w. MAN, 1321 F st. n.w. eb13-3t POR BALE At, Decmpe eo moderate eae. HOUSES northwest and sonth- east, from 8500 to 82, fall and see. M. F. HOLTZMAN, 1321 F'st. n.w. febi3-3t USE, seven (OR SALE—A good two-story Hi ets price cola, on East Car itor street west ce Sth fun J. Be CAWYER, BOR at “fous aeT OR gone 107 and 115 Est. n.w., cack containing ten rooms, with modern improve- mente, in first-class condition; will rent toa good tenant for 830 per month. Inquire at stone yard, ACKER & CO., cor. North Capitol and E ats. el OR RENT—The desirable HOUSE 935 K st.n.w. and the Furniture for sale. Apply on Eyeratses, 935 K st. b12-3t (OR RENT—Three-ator and gas, 711 Rhode Island ave. n Apply at 1166 L st.n.w., or 216 44 st. Fe RENT—A Tandaine suite of ROOMS, fur- nished, on Lafa} Square, weet side, with or without Board. Address x 683, Washing- ton, D.C. ‘feb12-3t* OR RENT OR BALE—Two handsome new BRICK DWELLINGS, 9 root ith all mod. impe., Nos. and J. G. HYSTER, B19 7th et. POE BENT Handsomely-turmshed PARLOR and BED ROOM on second floor; bath room, hot and cold water, ete., attached; private and quiet: ; best location ; southern. at No. 1107 F st. 11.w., bet. 11th and 12th. BA "nen fio. o18 Fetrest opposite For Bent. Mansion, West End. ae Omi oo ave, nw. ic Tempie. 28 ist Breaeae tg gi ‘Btores, a ALE! FOR SALE akon SALE!!! Large new House near City Hall. 88, 500 Cor. 15th and L (to close an estate), New Brick, near 7th and Q n.w... 8-roomed Brick, with stable, 14th eculy | Frame Houses hear O st. marke ‘exposnrs; and feb10-6t wat Houses near now marker, on oth st 3 800 Lot in northwest, 19, exis: no cash for two yours. 6 Lots et Q sts ‘OR RENT, LEASE, SALE, OR EXCHANGE r. Bp FOR pe hOVED PROPERTY TWO ACRES ‘Also, 8. eres vost i P other horses ena lots, ND on Pros coln ave,, ad- | pot soot Jolning the city. “Apply at 120 Oat new: feroe | Pate lance and smal fa sal egctions 32,0088 000 Mo B10, O00 on Teal estate ;: ‘suros on collster Fon RENT—On and from the 15th of this TTR. month, sp aalentta OOM, and all modern conveniences. Anni t to No. 1037 Vermont ave. febs.- FOR, RENT, HOUSE No. 121 north, A st.. near the Capitol, containing 8 rooms and Dascmnent ; rent ee in 123 nol a A st. jan31-3w 800 ENT Purnished PARLORS and Bi By F 1OORIS 8 and ROOMS furnished for for, howrekeep BF 7 and several snail, BEDROOMS. b vania ave., corner 434 at. ‘augli-im wy 0 con PERSONAL. DT the address of the Lady who bought. “Byron and. Mroore's Works,” on orgbont let of January, at the Book Exchinge, by I & on a 4 e wes ASSENGERS WHO WITNESSED the ejection of young man from a Belt ling car, on Thy Gey night, February 12th, will oblige the i party by fending name and address to A. B febid-st" LIVE, MAN CAN FIND EMPLOYMENT by addressin aH. D. Ciond Building. Teves (ASYONE PRESENT AND WITNESSING the accident about 8 o'clock Sunday evening, at 9th and F sts., whereby a was knocked down by passing car, will confer a favor by leaving name 15 and address at 1003 O stn. 2-3t" DESIRABLE Giiics t TN oie F St. N.W. RS. DRM. A. FRENCH: “Mfodicaland Business Roa] Estate Review, published at my is in thé city, stopping at No. | ne asus et exch te Review, F Contains a com ‘compiste, List sin ot TL East ‘Caritol st. feb7-7t_ | all the houses I have for. rent, torother with reports 8. L. P. ANDERSON, the well-known Trance, market concerning the condition of the real estate ‘Test and Business Medium, of San Franc formerly of New York city, is located at Ne Pa. ave. n.W. feb5-1m* 4 | a in eran - BV. DW. up. Desirable small Farm, 26 Bi B Ey ic} = i 8 3 fe the country. Call and get a copy. Fo RENT. ‘ADAM BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. B. 0. HOLTZMAN, (ill business confidential, Ladies and Gentlemen — igi aca or ga i cs pms ad Beat EstaTs AGENT AND AUOTIONEER, ‘ADAME ROSS, the long-established! reliable — faction iy al aftiss of ile es 7 anol tp = 2Oth and ar stesots nortxwart fession ; tells the past, present eas, a were trouble call. Satisfaction : ‘th Consultation Rooms, 402 Hat. fete ‘ee ‘ae bee CHA EAL CE eae asto caer ered | estate. 606 11 D.W., 6 a.m. to » always in before 9 an irom 2 to 5. jll-14m* PROFESSIONAL. OOT SURGERY, CORNS. Bunions, Diseased Nails. Chilbiains, Vascular Ex- eresences, Ke. i LIZE'S nineteenth con- secutive year Of pr Washington, D.O. His establishment, 1416 P Pennsylvania avenue, opponite Willard’s, Hotel, is patronized by the elite of the el world. Office feo 81 per visit. SEEN ED actin oe ni ENTIST, i Patent nt Sauatbracs teeta Bz Bee ey a, auyee Xmake no charge te landlords for sdvertising their property, 28 ‘keep it before the public constantly. I have many of th Fig phe tesepclrtrent meee for ales also, Houses in. every section at. p re from $1,000 to $60,000. Sakriy begre etd B. O. HOLTZMAN, febT 16th and F sts. n.w. Re ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 0O., St. Cloud Building, Beal Estate Agents aud Auctioneers. ome lovee aa Charges moderate, specialty. “Teeth ‘on mold and peat suver, Gar admniniete Best of reference. R. CANDEE, oF NEw Yor Lee ees Piles eee ‘all their =i must make a piestion: at my office, No. ear} R.w., Riley Building Dene “WEISENEO pontiog removed mis on BAVE YOUB RENT AND BUY A HOME. 10. all tions the! gees we ea et coe one HOUSES AT ALL PRICES, AND ON TERMS deols TO SUIT. . M. B. —— DENTIST, No. 725 lécm Diseh over Sms ‘Store. Ni- man ven. for Hon of ‘Neoth each toot 81. oe a payment; Baring @ good view of Hi be 5 A ‘Teeth of every kind inserted. All operations on the | the Capitol without cash ‘with care and satisfaction. d on I to any one OF & Atlas oy the ant ae couvoit | wil Soul ie sear Ee location of this office. ‘Three lines of cars z ALBOTT, Danrisr, 1303 Qst., f1 Dicer eb | Dee 9th st. Tait iounst 919 Teh street north ; Da Sie Dasrisz, 919 Teh ot wrest, | 163 # street ‘igen lod, Sty Sere Bi 1811 71 — Lie, 3209 12th st. FINANCIAL. HOMAS I. DAY & 0O., is ae BANEEIG, and 66 Broad fica ter Sent Full informatien furnished on con, feb10-eod6m oa2-33 THE TRADES. io-00 35.00 20.00 30.08 60.00 16.08 15.00 1500 ‘00 Jan3i made up in WAVES at BUSINESS CHANCES. | SUMS ¢ ‘and to loan o 1ARER, F st. nw. IB. SALE—The STOCK of a =e CORNER GROCERY STORE, beiag an old established stand. Terms easy toa responsible party. Ad- Box 60, Star office. R SALETA CIGAR STAND, oF an interest it same, on Pa. avenue, in a ood hotel, di first-class business. “For particulars address Tih Star Omee. feole-ate IR SALE—GROCERY STORE, aoing good busi- meee situated on prominent corner, near mar- ket wner ‘engaged 1 Biber bisinees. Address Box Mi, Mime OMe TES NY PERSON about giving up housekeey can A’ find a cash purchaser for the FURNIT TURE et Gress © Sharp Cash, *'Star Office, for 3 da . S renced a answer. ‘ ge -3t* SALE—AT A Great Banaaix—A SMALL ACE, 3 minutes’ walk from depot, 1 miie from this city, nicely situated, 8-room Hotise, with hot and cold water and all ‘modern improvements. aiars “Bargain,” Star Office. febl4-3t* A GENTLEMAN, WISHE 8 TO GOINTO rooms roerectanie. ravine hanlater. is none Seema and reliable. "Can furnish best of rete ql ut #300 in. Address **Occu Btar Oftice, elving busitioas: profits, &e. febHi-3 ROFTTAREE | ENT Wena FOR LAD) or. ay be had by High st, Gormmeoe y feb POR SALE—THE REMNANT OF STOCK OF JOHN F. BRIDGETT’S own mannfacture. One CUUPE ROCKAWAY, one VICTOHTA, GIFS and CARRIAGES af extremely low prices, at ‘aar, NO, misiana avenue. febl3-1w ALFRED SPATES. POR SALE, Curse A modern BRICK HOUSE with basement, 6 rooms; convenient to Capitol and Government” Printing Office, Price $1,200: payment; ee? E. MID feb13-2W Real Estate Avent, oth and ¢ ats, eee ee i Eee a Trsons apes a tS Es offer- ing extra inducements to at foin- xeet in a Duginess, that will pay Hx months. Will accept camh oF Sieur ttates” No delay ia begot fetate. No delay in Lovis P. SHOE febla TAN a WEEE exchange IMPROVED LOTS and LANDS, including a bearing Vineyard of 15 acres, in and near a thriving ‘Western nO 25,000 inbabitante, for IMPROVED INGTON Woullssunmbincumbeanon ct ter thousand dollars, JNO. BOWLES, Real Estate Broker, 826 12th st. feb13-3t Ore AND DESK ROOM FOR Tar Low. in Le Droit Building. Apply JOHN T. ABMS, Koom No. 19. 12-6 QTORE FIXTU: S ‘OR SALE, By |. STEOR, febl2-6t" 1724 Pennsylvania ave. OK SALE—Cnrar—A very complete and hand- finished HOUSE; south front; with- in few fect of Towa Circle. For terms and Ley pape ply St 1913 Lath eke mew febl OR SALE—1820 Piorce street, new T-room BRICK ; every modern improveinent cheap if Sold at once. Inquire of W. RB. WILC! ae and I ste. n. VOR SALE—A very desirable 3. sty, brick RES- ated on corner, within one square Sbay windows running to roof ; wide parking on two streets all modern improvements. ice $4,000. STEIGER & LEIBER Room 26, Le Droit Building. febil-6t USINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE—305 oth ‘st., next to Pennsylvania ave., djoinine Per- ry Goods Store: one of the beet locations fia yforany kind of business. Will exchanwe in part payment for dwelling hoase in northwostertt section of the city, between 9th, 15th, Fand I sts. Inquire on premises, over store. febl1-6t RARE CHANCE!!—The best TIN and BTC ESTABLISHMENT in Gaon Going a good business, established 1830. The ste STOVES, TINWARE, TOOLS, &c., for sale. Dealers are invited to call and parchess ends ta Ko lots at @ bargain, The stand is very suitable for lardware or Plumbing business in connection with the above. ent £840, in inelading, Dwelling. feb10-6t* MEMMER' Bridie st. pe LOAN, ‘MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Delay. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. No-1334 197H STREET. ‘besides furnace and bath can be pur- 00 cash, 7 per cent. feb7-tr ae NEW DWELLING, containing ten room: room, coal cellar, pantries, closets, Kc. Chased-at a moderate price. Tern and $500 every six months; interest Also, two HOUSES on same square, for sale on easy terms. Apply 47 Corcoran building. feb6-26* ‘ARM FOR SALE.—Will sell at private sal ver, four miles FARM, situated on the Potomac below Alexandria, Va. pout one hun= dred and slaty acres, aif improved. well fenced; fruit Cf all kinda, wood water; Jane Eouse, lane barn, and other out-buildings, Inquire at 1 ieeistans avenue, Washingtor , or 8. H. SNOWDEN, on the place. frebs-oe 5. H. SNOWDEN. ARGAINS.. 5 Bargain in LOT 4. 6x95, ‘to a 10-foot alley, on 8th st.,Sand T; Lot 36x150 m U et, between 18th and sti: Lota 163x100, on 19th st., between Daud Mt Lot 513955 on 11th st., bet. 8 ; Lot 70x90, corner 8th and 8 sts.,and inan: Sther fine Lote, tn a from 10 cents to a Per foot. Also, a nico Propert in the west end, with 10 rooms, all inodern conveni- ences; built and finished in the best of f style a rare argain to an immediate customer. ‘3 hand- Pome three-story press beiek House on it at., bot 7th and #th.; 10 roome-all modern conveniences and in perfect order. lendid chance, for a business tian. Money to Loan, a 8 per cont., ac- cording to aizount antl aut Seourity offer Ww REO! _feb5 "Heal Estate Agents, 708 E street n. w- 20,000 DRAWBACKS FOR BAUE-—Improve- ent Taxes and Arrearayes of General Taxes aid cheap. W. IL. SLATE. joe 1406 Penney!- , opposite Willard’s. febt-2W BALE. offer 1537 I STREET N. W., Anclegant new three story pressed brick RESI- SERGE win orn ‘tone trimmings «containa Sigliteen zum © exclusive of bath, pantrios, store rooms and lau! has every improvement: fin ished throughout ii hard ‘wood; thoroughly © built, in every respect a first class property. “Will be sola at @ great bargain MONEY TO LOAN, proved Real Estate Security, at lowest mar- THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1223 F street northwest. Gaur H. MAIN & BROS. Cyaries Towel cee Sd and Pennsylvania ig n. fob » exchange cit country Property. Exehaise specialty. so: Fe aes HOUSE, 8 rooms, neighborhood of the new market Dott, Bos Ie Inquire at Jan20-Im?* On ket feb3 Bt. suitable for a business stand. if) Dili snc. DENNIS FOGARTY. JMO*=* ToLoas— AT LOWEST RATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SEOURITY, B. H. WARNER, Jans 916 F st. n.w. 3 LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE SECURITY — n.824000, 81,000, 8800, 4. $300, Money rite Sin 823 456 atroct northwest. ONEY TO. TOAN_ON LIFE AND ENDOW- Mir INT INSURANCE POLIGIES.—We also my endowment Policies issued by | = pa Reninior en He agai Wi "ROGERS & CO. E00. er. stamp for rep! Lexington and Charles sts.. Baltimore. EDUCATIONAL. [owas CIRCLE SELECT GRADED SCHOOL, on the Public School Plan with Kindergarten, at 936 F et now. Next term commences February 9th. D._N. BROWN, Principal. feb6-2w* JR BILL CoLLEcE, Second Session me PEBRUALY Int, 1880. Sioond Geren borin jant7-am ‘SHOTHER AZARIAB, ee CLASSES—Monda; eval Sivas tesoons af Other Rouse: 8. W. FLYNN, A. aE ‘702 Sth street n.w. Jan24 10 Fen 14TH BT MILLE V. PROD'HOMME'S ich Classes. New in x oe for. 5 offered to eceeians and She Verbs, Hele eae ay OP P- = ‘Office ymin 12m. tolp. m. moheate dock” Mk TOC AnD aaa Bchool and rough insteaction, 1127 aS aiae we from. first teat Daily yiinwernces in Sanaa vet a, emia eprom for forint = pueeeed, sour ‘address Ms. G. GORDON, Principal: aa" oe pRENGH® FeRpoe FOR YOUNG FOULON, ese ‘J. SHOR: Somes » Principal. es Commun Tam AnD 1 Sraaee aw. a onanetion tes seal Ife $0 acne ee Penmanship, os of last in after. or