Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, MONDAY February 16, L880. CHOSBY 8S. 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 equal to that of all the other daily papers here added to- getner. Subscriptions will be recelved and duly ac- counted to the New York vra/d Irish Famine Fund at the office of THE Stax. ’ A list, with ame of contributor, former residence in Ire- land, present residence, and amount of subscrip- tion, is now open. ——_—__+*. The Grant and other Booms. ‘The Grant sentiment Is asserting Itself much more vigorously in New York than it did in Pennsylvania. The selection of Grant deleza- tions to the coming state convention goes right along. and it 1s seldom the monotony is Intet rupted by the return of any other kind of dele- gates. In the Albany district {t was charged that a Grant delegation had been secured by unfair means. A new election was agreed to, and the same men were agaln chosen, thereby demonstrating that the Grant boom {s ahead of all others in that locality. The friends of the ex- President in New York have, apparently, learned something from the recent contest In Pennsyl- Vania. Theappearance In that state of a strong anti-Grant minority had a dampening effect upon the boom, for awhile. It was claimed for Gen. Grant that the movement in his behalf Was a popular one; that it was the people as- serting their preference in spite of politicians. But when the contest developed the politicians fighting on the side of the General it tended to deprive the boom of it’s spontaneity. If the third-termers of New York can succeed in con- trolling the coming state convention and in Sending a Grant delegation to Chicago without the necessity of making a fight for it, they will add tothe strength of theirman. This seems to be ther plan, and so far, they have met with success. They have yet, however, to strug- gle for those portions of the state in which the anti-Grant feeling is strongest. In New York city, for instance, it is known that Secretary Sherman has the support of very many of the most active and tnfluentlal repub- licans. The city delegation in point of numbers and influence, ‘will counter-balance those from numerous districts and thus at one blow the Grant boom may be staggered and the Sherman. movement may be put in the lead in that ‘state. Then will come the tug for Illinois; in which State the Blaine boom ts developing unexpected strength. If theGrant men go into the con- vention backed by New York, Pennsylvania and < _o LfMi0's, they will be apt to have things their own way. The survey fora site of a sea-level ship cana, by the Chagres river route has been complete! by the engizeers of De Lessep’s, and the ¢: mates submitted. The canal, according to these estimates, will cost about $162,000,000, and it will require eight years to complete the work. De Lesseps proposes to take American sub- ‘scriptions to the amount of one-half the capital Stock, and he doesn’t seem to have any doubt but that capitalists of this country will invest tothis extent. The original estimates of the Suez canal fixed the cost at $40,000,000. Subse- quently the amount was increased to $60,000,000, and when the work had been completed it was found to have cost $30,000,000, about double the first estimates. Upon this basisit is fair to sup- pose that the Panama canal will cost a great deal more if it is ever undertaken, than the en- gineers have calculated upon. According to the Baltimore Sun Mr. Parnell, before leaving that city for the west, stated that the New York Herald of Saturday, in an editorial, gave him the first information that he hhad been appointed on the committee to dis- tribute the Herald relief fund. He said he had previously refused to serve on the committee because of objection to Archbishop MeCabe, of Dublin, whom he considers as partial to the landlords. Mr. Parnell could not understand trom the editorial of the Hvratd that the name of the Archbishop had been dropped, but inti- Mmated that if it has been left off he will with- draw all opposition and become one of thé almo- ners of the Heraid fund. Mr, Parnell had bet- ter accept the place on -the Hera’d relief com- mittee without any “ifs” or “ buts,” unless he wants to be reckoned as caring more for per- sonal aggranizement than for the starving people of his country. —_—_-o-+—____ ‘The anti-Chinese agitation 1s in full blast in San Francisco again, and a feeling of uneasi- Thess pfevalls there. The sand-lot people are endeavoring to hasten the enforcement of the Clause In the new constitution prohibiting the employment of Chinese, and some of the cor- Pporations are inclined to resist. The legislature, with the object evidently of allaying the excite- ment, passed a bill authorizing the courts to } enforce the antl-Chinese Clause of the constitu- tion. This was such an apparent attempt to temporize with public feeling that {t excited more contempt than anything else. It is main- tained in some quarters that the clause of the constitution in dispute {sin contlict with the United States constitution. This is a question for the courts to decide, but no act of the legisla- ture was necessary to this end. SSS_S Measures coming before Congress now are tested in the light of their possible effect upon the approaching Presidential election, and when. the conclusion is reached that harm might come of a bill its fate, for the present, tssetuled. The democrats are anxious to avoid questions that Tay cause partisan debate, and this accounts for the unwillingness of the House to touch the Fitz John Porter bill. Democratic members say that Gen. Porter can wait until after the presidential election for the passage of his bill, and the indications now are that it will be per- Initted to rest quietly In committee untill then, ———-++e ___ ‘The accident which befel Hon. John Kelly in Stepping from a street car while in motion, in New York, the other day, will probably lead a good many persons to hereafter require that conveyance to be brought toa full stop before Jeaving it. Getting out of a moving horse car 4s of course not quite so hazardous as jumping from he platform of steam cars while they are under iv}l way, but still 1t ts somewhat danger- ous, as 3.°. Kelly’s severe amd painful injury shows. ‘.¢ dislocation of a shoulder is too high a pric to pay for the saving of two or three second. time. ‘The legisiatu: » of Rhode Island has taken the Jead in prohibiting the shooting of pigeons for sport or as a test of marksmanship. The same law ts being urged in other states where there is a sentiment opposed to the practice ot shooting pigeons. It is urged that glass balls or other inanimate objects can be made to do 28 well as the birds. ——————~+e-—___. Ex-Congressman Crittenden, of Missouri, is a Candidate for governor of that state, and one of the arguments being used against him is that he is a prohibitionist. In support of this it ts alleged that he made “two successful contests for Congress without touching liquor or enter- ing a drinking place.” This fact would seem to ‘be very much to the credit of a pubic man any- Where outside of Missourl. —-<re___. ‘Itis not thought that Mr. E. B. Washburae’s Geclination in favor of Grant takes him alto- gether out of the presidential field) On the contrary, it is considered in the light of a strong bid for the Grant vote in the convention, in Case the latter should fail of the nomination. ‘The women of New York have gained one step in the direction of suffrage. An act of the leg- jslature, Just approved by the governor gives them the right to vote for and to hold the posi- ‘Lien of school trustee, —~++e-—__ And because the country, which made him an admiral, would profit by the sale, he will not ‘ake twenty per cent more than itis worth for ‘@ few feet of ground than is ef no use to him. As against Grant the New York Sun declares ker Blaine, er es At=es SARSAPARELLA. Nothing Short of Unmistakable Benefits and Iron, and is the} for scrofulous, mercurial or bI ders. Uniformly successful and eertain in its reme- Gial eficctx, it produces rapid and complete cures of Scrofulp, “Sores, Boils, | Humors, Erup- Sere Hered ata all igrlets avietie from impurity of the blood. By its invigorating effects it always relieves and often cures Liver Complaints, Female Weaknesses and Irrecularities, and is Cena eee ertiier: “For panitying the Mood iE has no equal. It tones up the system, restores and reserves the health, and imparts vigor and enersy. For forty years it has been inextensive use, and is to-day the most available medio‘ne for the suffering sick, anywhere. For sale by Z. D. GILMAN and dealers. feb16-co3t Y ter iE RECTOR AND ORGANIST OF ST. JOHN’S CHURCH desire to attempt a choir of Men and Boys. They will be in attendance at the Church 6th and H sts.) on TUESDAY and FRI- AY AFTERNOONS, at 4:30 o'clock to receive ap- Pibeations free oo 8 only. Ifa sufficient number of available voices can be had small stipend will be paid to all who are ac- cepted, to be increased as 10 JOYE not accepted for the choir will be received as puyii, and will receive regular instraction twice a week, and be promoted to the choir and to stipends ag vacancies cecur, or as proficiency is at All boys accepted as choiristers or pupils be taught to read music at sight, and must obey the febl6-20 choir rules implicitly. ane eu pe erro Ne NNYSON'S SONGS, with music. weMouts 1 PRINCE METTER CH. STATE! W'S YEAR BOOK, B80 Y BE METALISIL x UNDER Pie wee ECOL BROMANOES OF THE MIDDLE AGES “Cox; SPORTING! ENTURES IN FAR WEST— MOTHS, Ouida, $1 MANCH, MaryE. Bryan 1.50 MANLINESS OF CHRIS’ rT Thomas Hughes. 1.00 ae ie -OCEANINIO CANAL, READINGS and other Lenten Books. DIARIES and DAILY JOURNALS. JAMES CHAPMAN, febl6 aeeoreereae ‘Booxsronr, 911 Pa. ave. PENING OF SPRING GARMENTS. SILK, SILK DE LYONS and DRAP D'ETE MANTILLAS. LIGHT WEIGHT ULSTERS, s JACKETS AND CIRCULARS, M. WILLIAN’S, [feb16] 907 Pa. ave. At 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. IDING HABITS MADE TO ORDER AFTER THE LATEST ENG- LISH STYLES. SUITABLE CLOTHS IN STOCK. W. 8S. TEEL, febl4 935 Penna. avenue. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. ANTED—A first-class COOK at No. 622 Pei vy Siisania ave., between 6th and 7th, south, aide. fel 7 ASTER aE ‘lage TRIMMERS ite ASSISTANT MILLINERS, vate M WiLe LIAN'S. febi6-w Watees aire firet-cl Fancy Gools and Bowlery SALI SALESLADIES. Apoly 818 7th st 2. WAxTea nny good COLORED aaa to wat out railroad tis ply at JUHN3SON'S, mouth of ous Navy Yard. Was fan GIRL to attend chiviren and help with Rousemore, sites at 1018 8th et. nw. NTED—A white WOMAN to assist in th» care Wefan inealtdingy. References given ani re- quired. Address P.D.C., Star office. _febl6.3t* ANTED—COLORED, WOMAN, well recom- nded, for general housework. Apply 305 C between 8 and 12 o'clock Tuesday. ANTED—By a respectable young girla SITU ATION as chambermaid in a private faraily Good reference if required. Apply at No. 1000, 3 and K streets n.e. WANTED, A ftst-clase BARBER to take a ‘well- furnished shop or work bythe week. Apply at Tremont House, corner 24 st. and Indiana ave. el \y ANTED—First-class GROOM and COACH- MAN; middle-aged preferred. Also, SER- VAN to cook. wash andiron. Recommendations required. Address Box 5, Star office. febl6 «t ANTED—By a practical dro-smaker, EM. ‘Plosment by the day or week in families, wou'd take work at home. Cutting and fitting a ap cialty. Call or address 810 11th st_u.w. ‘ANTED—Two or threo neatly furnished em- necting ROOMS, southern exposure, dosired. Northweet portion, 6f city preferred. “Address, stating terms, which must be reasonable, " Star office. Tebigae V yy ANTED—By a law student. SITUATION in attorneys or patent attorney’s office. Appl cant has a thorough knowledge of the patent b ness. Best references. Address Box 126, oftic febté- WASTED (A respectable WHITE WOMAN t do chamber work and plain sewing, and t> assist in the care of children. One who of goudl character who will accept moderate wages can find a permanent home. Inquire at Star office for ad- ress, Wales ‘A WOMAN to assist in the kitchen ; Algo, one for chamberwork, Inuuire at 435 Pennsylvania ave. 4-2" )) ANTED—A GIRL to work in pantry. Apply to HUDSON E MARTIN'S Restaurant, cor. Gth st. and Pa. ave. n.w. WANTED FIwo young LADIES of good address to go to Philadelphia; must be intellizent and refined: best references required. Callon RB. H. RANDO 603 Fst. n w. febl4-3t* Wis \—Ladies aud Gentlemen of good ad- Y dives to take orders for Mark Twan's “Tramp Fest book; sells rapidly. i, E. core “én bth ste naw feb14-2t* Waa will ive $150 cash to any one securing hima SITUATION as messenger of watchman in Government Departments. Address CONFIDENTIAL, Star office. febl4-2t* WANTED by a first-class Drossmaker of years experience, ENGAGEMENT in families by the week ; rive the best of reference for Atting and style. Box 43, Star office. febl4-2t" INCY OPENIN GENTLEMEN'S HATS ign eens spring: wear. Also, new patterns for youths: and childre = febl4 Hatter, 1237 Penna. ave. ANOS—Beautiful Squares and Uprights—fully varranted,at a Bargain for cash,or on monthly payments. A splendid 7-octaye Rosewood, use¢ fice, for cash. ‘Thning and Repairs first-class wor experience in this febl4-6t* V. BECKER'S, 907 H st. n.w. THE HUB PUNCH. PREPARED ONLY BY Cc. H. GRAVES & SONS, 35 HAWKINS STREET, Boston, Mass. The foreign Hquors and cordials forming the 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 en 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. ee sale by all Hotels and Licensed Grocers in jeton. J. H. CRANE, No. 460 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, febl2-Im General Agent, Washington, D.O. WwW. WHEATLEY. DYEING AND SCOURING, 49 JEFFERSON ST., Gzqrcetown, D. 0. Work called for, and delivered free of charge. Send your address. feb7 OBSERVATIONS on “NASAL CATARRH —_ CATARRHAL DEAFNESS.’ By a late member of the staff of the UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORE. For copies (10 cents), apply to or address DR. WILLIAMSON, feb7-3m 523 13th street northwest. 719 BARGAINS 719 EXTRAORDINARY. CHEAPER THAN EVER. Saline: ee COST FOR CASH for a few days Jo ne DAVIS’, 719 Market Space, corner 8th st. Closing out odd !ots of RIBBONS, FRINGES, BULTONS, &c., at great sacrifice, at DAVIS’, 719 Market Space. Callearly and secure BARGAINS, at DAVIS’ FANCY and MILLINERY GOODS and NO- . TIONS at cost, for cash, for a few day longer, at DAVIS’, febl3-lw_719 Market Space, corner 8th st. AS FIXTURES. GAS FIXTURES. SPLENDID LINE OF GOODS. I have on hand a nice lot of a8 FIXTURES, = Iwill sell at old prices for the Next Sixty AYS. Persons in want of GAS anes ce ny save 30 oe the » E. F. BROOKS, 15th street, febll Concoram BurLpmG. CREAM. USSELL'S zoES a wine SELLY. TFANOY CARES. PIES a> Fenn CARES 8 7 ast are one GENUINE : VICHY. MAUTEBIVE For Gout, 2 weyGtar Dist ote GRANDE re Stok mre! piper BOUCHE, FILS & 06., iaplT-1,64 . §OLE AGENTS, geaatnise ¢ ea WHITE WOMAN to cook, wash andiron. Apply at No. 414 9th st. n.w. feb13-3t" jy ANTED—PRUNING by an experienced per- son; grape ines, orchards, and all kinds of landgcayé rardening, best references. Address WD. LOGAN, 2000;ith ste nw. feb13-6t" 1B ey unfurnished ROOMS, 731 6th algo, 1 5: room frame HOUSE, Phadnis me rent low to 200d Apply 628 tenants. Ie ar oR RENT—The deli ator ERIDENC FE for winter and summer, 1019 lath at ie Por at the pee BF 78 ‘Yoie-st 1 RENT—To responsible parties, to share with F rivate family, very’ desirable HOU. front, modern" imps. ; $03 Osten. Ww. re RENT—1305 T st.n.w.,nine room, latrobe; hot and cold water in bathroom and Kitchen In complete onter and perfectly di healthy; half block from cars. Kent 825. Key store opposite. Inquire of J. W. P. MYERS, “is 15th st. feb16-1m GALE Ousar—Terms $35 cash and #13 new six-room HOUSE, with was, water Place n-e., one bleck north of Park JW STARR, 1490 New York ave, Tebiese FOR RENT At $9.25, S, cueauaine, water rent, new room HOUSE, with gag, water. in kitchen, 1129 Park Place n.. ne block north of Lincoln Park. “Key at 111. + BTARR, 1429 New York ave. feb16-3t P) ‘OR PEN Danton stot BRICK, 1K, hall, raier 711 Rhode Isfand ave. n.w. ; ren! Apriy at 1106 Lsteuw, OF ID eRe est ‘OR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROMS, over our bank. J. H. SQUIER & CO., Bainxers, 1416 Pa. ave. wand water closet in 4-St. rive beautiful ROOMS, on second modern improvements jonly rented. ios careful tenant. Inquire 1224 7th st. n.w. eb’ WOR RENT—HOUSE, No. 2422 K st. n.w., 12 A rooms; all mod. imps. :ina desirable nei=hbor- hood; near street cars. THOS. E. WAGG! MAN, 519 7th st. febl4. WOR TENT—O9 1sthst. n w., two handsomely SD furnished SUITES of ROOMS: modern im- provements; first and second floora; bath on each floor ; terms mcderate. febl4.3m. OR REN| TIHOUSE No. 923 Crt. n-w. ; loca- tion central; eight rooms, hot and cold A water: arden and stable #40 per'month. Agdress L. CONTE, 907 T st. n. itesat Fors SALE—Ar 4 einer -story_and eard roof, with finished basement Brick HOUSE, No. 019 Get new-zall modern improve: ments. “apply to ALBERT F. FOX, No. PRE et 5 TOR RENT—Furnished communicating ROOMS, second floor; delizhtful location ; view of Arling- ton, Potomac, ‘Capitol and Alexandria. Unfur- nished third floor, furnished if desired. st. 8.e., Capitol Hill. febl4-3t* FOE RENT Rummished PARLOR and BED- ROOM, with fuel; with the use of anew piano. for $25 per month: also one large Bed-room 810 permonth. No. 734 13th st., bet. G H streets L.w. febl4-3t (OR RENT—607 © st. n. wis lara warehouse; 1319 7th st. n.w., store:1219 $15; 1424 Ts! ‘5 rs., B1 pidaith ts. 10-1017 Fat. $16; 1313 © at re., 87. ‘Apply to LW. febl4-3t* | (QR RENT 7 hat-desirabie three-story and back building BRICK, 16 H st. n-w., eleven Tooms, modern improvements, dry cellar; one square from Patent and Post Offices: rent $45, ‘There is some furniture in the house for which no charge, will be made; possession February. 1th. Apply No. 929 L st. nw. febl4- 'OR RENT OR SALE—A areariy, new seyen 0c- tave PIANO, Steiff make. avail Tent for @5 a mont toa private party. Address office. Pru jj ANTED—By a party who will give 8100 cash to apy one that will get him a SITUATION as watchman or messenger in any of the depart nents. Addrose 0. D., Georgetown, D. C., Post office eb13-; ANTED—To rent for club ub prirpoaes, one ‘ood ‘sized ROOM or TWO MED! miunicating Tith sté., te. SIZED, com- location between 9th : rent unfurnished, Penna. ave. and I sta. n. dress *‘CLUB,” Star office. WV ae nite and colored COOKS, CHAM- BERMAIDS, NURSES, and otter help. Families furnished servants gratis. Li-ensed Of- fice, Room 24, Federal Building, corner 7th and F. 0. £. PRIGE & CO. febl0-11t* ANTED—By J. Max Mueller, Professor of Music.and Composer of the Grand Hymnus, sung at the Thomas Statue ceremonies, desires an Organist’s POSITION in some Protestant. Church. Address the above, 1237 Massachusetis avonse feb2-law3t* Wi STED—Yon to examine and choose 8 SEW- ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. Any one not satisfactory subject to exchange for any 6 other. Renting and repair specialty. Mo- RENNES, 427 Dah stances ne © SPPOUNY os 'ANTED_OARPETS to OLEAN, at RIOE'S Steam Bea ay a 490 Mainé avenuos. w. Orders by mail or left at W. B. and Ps. avo. or Messrs, Hoos, Bsor & Go, 1938 F st., Carpet Dealers. oct2-6m' ANTED-STEAM CARPET OLEANING. Al guaranteed. At OHAOE'S, 618 Louiat- | i BOARDING. WOR RENT—Large ROOMS, singly. Apply at 316 Indiana avenue. First-class Boarding 815 permonth. [feb16-6t"] | SARAH FLAGLER. FS RENT—Furnished ROOMS on second floor, with BOARD, in a private family, eee (ore ments and cars. Terms moderate.’ 1908 J fovi2- ot Fz: RENT Furnished ROOMS, with BOARD, on second and third floors; in a Private fart a re om SSS ROOMS with bath and hot and cold water; TABLE BO. per month, by a first-class ‘caterer, at 33% pao aye. (HE TREMONT HOUSE offers ‘with first class Hotel 29-1 HE LOOHIEL HO! BE, 612 9th st-n.w., Is one sea, the cosiest and ed conducted boarding boarders scovmmo- Gated at {reasonable fort terms. novly LOST AND FOUND. Ost Saturday afternoon or evening, a CAV- .LRY PIN—gold crossed sabres, with figure 7 Liberal reward patd if iatiram, lapping them. returned to a ‘house. OST—Saturday, February 14, = Cen deman's Gold and Onyx WATOH CHARM. A liberal reward if returned to No. 718 7th st. A. EBERLY & SON’S Stove Sto1 it” FOR SALE. Fx SALE—A handsome BLACK WALNUT BOOKCASE. Address Lock Box 20, veaver ‘post oe febl6-3 OR (PALEA VILLAGE CART, the newest out a carriage. Call a scot: ‘Aig S gooa secon: “hand, light panel, cloke front one-horse ‘C, RIAGE; $190. Second-hand JUMP-SEAT; $100, Reversi 00d sccona tans id. Gee “horse CARRIAGES; ). Now ist @ to H. GRAHAM, 410-416 8:h st. n.w. Repairing promptly attended to. febl4-lw prayos AND ORGANS AT PRIOES THAT DE- fy competition. SIDNEY T. SMM & 60. fan fe or ‘410 lith st. n.w. Tk VE FOR SALE A VERY LIGHT BREW- STEER, single seat, Top Buggy, as, good as néw. One iy new pee eee ie Landeau, in use but one month o1 first-class manu- nly, ie by facturer of Phtiadelputan’ DA barcain. One (1) Coupelette, in use but one month, made by the same maker. ‘also, a very nice Coupe, in first-class order. ih an assortment of CARRIAGES and BUG- GIES of mip’ gun mavafacture, and 8 good man second-hand BUGGIES and other, VEHICLE: Foe dl ae olin come kee feb by st., corner E n.w. 12-Im ANDREW J. JOYCE. Fe SALE—A handsome new PIANO, T-octave, ‘Rosewood Gane, 9170 cash 5 owner for ae soot emer forty are at residence No. 1618 16th et. REE a hd ROCKING LUGE REDE, SR ae IRD CAGES, &c. Btore, 1133. ith st.n.w. 8. *SaARTBREORT £10-1m* ARTIES ABOUT PURCHASING OB DISPOS- Hautes cA Coe ee HORSES an it to their advat Hanae, wil an Kibaternomaen demand for the same. Pa BALE, —Just arri ed f1 West Va., aa, HORSES, aaa FEIT ariving pus orses Warrail ed. 1202 0 nw i Avy 1908 02-7 on QUIGLEE. FINE? very little used, in- inet Grand, ‘bargains for cash at 723 Tena me BALES REpecesst FOWES: Ege waar oe 2 a eee stalow i in this city. supply £0 ia ave. ‘Im* ao BanGars—A nearly F aan ipright Grand, hgleg New Teareeit A ‘Ateii tone A PIANOS AND ORGANS. Qian tution carson ma TWO FIRST at the Inte National Fair, at Ws D.Q. The Bhet Boudoir Grand, oF Upright, the" Atist’s ‘Call and see them. GL. WILD & BRO. Jan8 sae iis ner per: aoe dey W. F R RENT—A three-story BRICK, yrith modern improvements, ten room, in good order. No. door. '3-3t™ 12th st. new. OR RENT—Comfortable TS TORE first floor, convenient to three lines of cars, Capitol, and 'B. Depot; suitable for lor gentle man. 404 New Jereey ave. n.w. ‘OR RENT—The three-story and oo Brick Dwelling HOUSE, eleven rooms, No. 1315 Not. n.w. Inquire of C. N. THOM, No.’ 718 15th et. Dow. feb13-6t* Or DENT Light ROOMS, saitaiie for cents it moderate, 7 Two Frame SHOU ES, 85 and 88. WM.F. Pee MAN, 1321 F st. nw. Decinen BARGAINS—Several Inquire 740 12th et. Dw next ‘OR SALE—AT moderate sized. HOUSES, northwest and Sout! east, from $500 to 82,500. Call and see. : HOLTZMAN, 1921 F'st. n.w. feb13-3t HOUSE, seven OR SALE—A good two-stor rooms, cellar,on East Capitol street, weat of Sth street; price ovly $1,300; easy terms; & rat bar- gain. ‘J. ER, $10 Fat. feb13-3t* Fo oREae 107 and 115 Est. n.w., cack containing ten rooms, with modern improve- inenta, in first-class condition; will rent toa good tenant for $30 per month Inquire at stone yard, ACKER & CO., cor. North Cupitol and E st eb! g Fe RENT OR SALE—Two handsome new BRICK DWELLINGS, 9 rooms, with all mod. Jeet ae 1634 16th ith st. ;rent $30, op febl2 Fe REN a aay: -furmshed PARLOR and BED ROOM on second floor; bath room, hot and cold water, etc., attached; house perfectly Private and quiet’ best location ; southern expos: at No. 1107 F'st. n.w., bet. 1th and 12th. febl0- OR BENT) EASE, SALE, OR EXCHANGE OR rat MPROVED Br ROPERTY—TWO ACRE: m Prospect ster near Lincoll-at Jcining the dtys Appiy at 1209 0 Ae ae }OR RENT—HOUSE No. 121 north Ast., near the Capitol, containing 8 rooms and b: rent g18_ PERSONAL. HEMORRHOIDS PILES) OURED WITHOUT the use of the knife. Remember, you have nothing to pay until you are cured. A. "A. CORK- INS, M. D., 714 13th st. n.w. feb16-6t* Ye GENTLEMAN WHO TOOK UMBRELLA from Ebbitt House barber shop on Januar; gan have the one he left by returning the ong he took by mistake. feb16-2t* [ES.E; 2; ANDERSON, the well-known Trance, ‘Test and Business Medium, of San Franci: formerly of New York city, is located at No. 2 Pa. ave. n.w. feb5-1m* M ‘ADAM BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS | OF LIFE. All business confidential. Gentlemen Sh conta each: 416 L st., bet At “ths ‘and 5 Sth sta.n.w. janl0- — ‘ADAME ROS long-established reliable M and Astol gives faction in ell affairs of life feasion ; tel Past, present an wes ailvico aud seclstduce on al, suscca an ay: Giing to, business, love aad — dimony: “Allin ma : “eoneultation ion Booms, 402'2d st-, above st-north- TOH EXAMINES rts as to Jo na eS TU es Sena cp real 506 1 ‘a.m. to 10 ‘Aiwass in betore 9 aud from d to 8. Hti-Saae PROFESSIONAL. ‘OOT SURGERY, CORNS. Bunions, Diseased Nails, Chilblains, Vascular Ex- cresences, &c. DR. WHITE'S fomae heeS secutive year of practice in Washington, B.O. His establishment, 1416 ee ee avenue, oppost Willard’s Hotel, is patronized by the elite Bees aos world. Office fee 81 per visit. SERRE ce 616 din konpa ENTIST, Office oO Patent formerly over Haan ty Bookstore. zilling a special iy he Diirmonie or Shes cured beats Gonetipation cake cured. Vital red. For further difficulties of which I srpe yon eons make ke application at my office, No. 439 moderate. Feeth 0 mold ‘and E Pure hes it of reference. ae all thelr various i. WEISERROR removed to 410 11th . CELLU!) ‘TH tions on the! prices. Ex- ID decl6 EAL ESTATE SULTETR THOS. E. _ WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh street. (Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.) Three-Story ive. 8. wW., mod. imps. ,9 rs. Bas Coimaiia 8 $000 5 Colum! st. mod. ii +. 8 TB. 5 1109 4th et. n.w.,mod-tiupe » 7 re. 2,300 in.é.y nod. imps.,"8 rs, 2500 2,500 . o. 2,000 1,500 931 25th st. n.w., 6 re. 1,500 Tio-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sie. 1420 Pa. ave.n.w.,b.h. 12 Cor. 7th and Tsts. s.w., b-b. 821 Vermont ave. n.w. : 3 Untmproved Property For Sle. Qor-4th and I sta.n.e-.per ft. Baa s Cor. 4th and M ste-n.e «per Band Public Squaren6: -Land M ste.n.e., per ft st., bet. $d and 4th ste.n-e., per ft. Sdetebet Land Kaen beri Houses for Rent, ve. n.w..m.imps.,16 ra.,per an%950.00 1414 K at-n.w.,inod-ims., 4 F.. per month 150.00 . furn.. mod.imps.,16 rs. 108.00 eons ‘owns mod. : Amps.,15 rs, 22 Pa. |. imps... sore « 36 town Ch Cire, hod. Ptimapes n.w., mod. imps., 12 rs. 325-327 Ist st. n.e., mod. imps., 7 rs. 00 808 22d et. n.w., mod. ‘impe., 11 rs. 1.00 1318 E st-n.w., upper part.li'rs... - 30.00 ‘upper part, 10 20.00 1.0) 10.00 » 20.00 20.00 + 15.00 10.00 > 8.00 8.00 5.00 The aboveis only a small part of the pro) for rent and saleon my books. For complete list see eee Dalle ard on the eka 8th of cash, mo be sent by mail if desired: Loans. $2,000, $1,000, yan at? oer cent. uction. ee SATURDAY. ‘February tat, at4p.m., Pay ioe Bt. 8. W, E* moins rer fo. BIB F trest, eppeate Masonlo Temple. For Rent. 116% High st., Geo joes 16th and F Os.e,, bet. 1st and 4-100 Mt. Pleasant, 20 rs. Btod : 1246 T st. fnburban Mansion. ..125 4th and Ra Gia. and ia.6. (ih 65 Bth and H ats. n.w.-. 353 Net. 6th and Fe oes, 0.W. 25 Stal Taree SALE! FOR Rarer POR SALE og ew House near City Hall. bora Goths and L (to close oe eoee New Brick, near 7th and 8-roomed Brick, wit stable, is Frame je sous nee + Moar! gas and wa Houses near new market, ‘on Stiiat : Lot in northwest, 19% 6x145; no cash for two } years. ee ee sta ne, 30 cents per foot great Gumier of other houses and lots, bath Taree rn small, in all sections of the cit n—8300, 000 Money to Loa: 11, 000, 82, B10, ‘000 on real estate; emall suo cnegaeseat, E. A. MoINTIRE. ae mers we some 53 weoith wee w,with ut Oltices in 319 435 conpre and ane ie La. ave. D.W.. Desirable small Farm, 26 acres, near Uniontown. 15 Good house, water and (OES. UN hie PSE. N. Ww. Real Estate Ret published at my office on thea ‘25th of each mentees contains &@ complete list of all the houses I have for rent, with oper concerning the pondition of of end real estate anesaee throughout the country. and get s copy. Fo BENT. B. O. HOLTZMAR, Beat Estate AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. 28 18%. nw. 9 7th st. n. 612 Pa. a mm 1421 N. 927 7th. 81] Eet.n. $30 Hst. 478 Pa. ave. 516 7th st, 608 La-ave. nwebouses Glerithe. 400 N. J. storaie-cor.10th&D.75 “and bat 518 Teh et. n.w., store.60 299 18% 925 71 610 La. 927 1336 D at. 830 H st. n. 502 11th st. 233 455 ew., 6 sa 2208 13th at.n.w., 6 18.16 437 K st.n.w. 1813 T st. n.w.. 8 make no charge te landlords for ad pioporty, and keep it botore the pa gerang it T have many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; also, Houses in every section at prices from 81,000 to 68, 000. Now is the time to buy. B. 0. HOLTZMAN, febT 16th and F sts. n.w. R™ ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & OO., Bt. Cloud Building, Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. HOUSES AT ALL PRICES, AND ON TERMS TO SUIT. A 7-room, Brick now building on 12th oe eras monthly, &c., A fine Lot on Gay tol H having a good view of Fa Capitol prow sale withont cash i and 01 2 Sonat toe tout, ayn o on easy FOR RENT. 1308 Qst., fur., 10 roomi 815 12 Jet ot Ben 12 rooms. se Fine house near Howard 25 141710th st, 5 18 62 F 20 409 18th st. 8.W. 18 Store, 1811 7th 15 1715 bth st. nw. 15 1214 24th st. n.- 12 2209 12th st., 6 13 MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate security, at 6, 7. and 8 per cent. feb SEEES ane 5 BO: OBE RBRRBESRERE SH SSSSSSESSSSSESR BUSINESS CHANCES room HOUSE, with ten improve- menta; convenient 10 Patent Ofice, Capitol and ‘Office. Apply G. 3. BOND, 406 6th at. Tobie AUIY IR RENT—In the best located hotel in Wash- Roe one P. renne, LU Ae td BAR, Dat Fearontibie Icateren Cffice. 4 COOKT NG UTENSILS RM FOR SALESWill soll at private eal FARM, situated on the Potomac river, four miles below’ Alexandria, Va., containing about one hun- dred and sixty acres, all mnproved, well fenced ; fruit of all kinds, good water; large house, lance barn, and other out-buildings. " Inquire at air Louisiana Yashington,D.C., or 8. H. ffebs-15t*]" 8. WDEN. QEVERAL SUMS OF MONEY in hand to loan on realestate. No delay in negotiatime LOUIS P. SHOR MAKER, febl4-at* OR SAT Drst"clasé business. FOr 141, Star Office. ‘OR SALE—GROCERY STORE, —— : tues situated on prominent corner, near m et AN PERSON about givin i Roneckar pine vs purchaser for the FURNITURE. of ne. if sold ata bargain. Ad- "Star Office, for’S days. D arp ers need not answer. FoR SALES AT A GREAT BanGate—a PLACE, 3 minntes’ walk from depot, from this city, nicely situated, iB-room Hotise hot and cold Water and all’ modern improvements, Address ‘* Barzain,” Star Office. febl4-3t* 2300.—A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO Go INTO Fome respectable. paying business. 18 active, systematic and rel MALL tile Can furnish best of refe: ences. Wil put B30 ia. ‘Addrene “Occupation, Btar Office, iving business, profits, &¢. febli 3 PRCEIABLE EMPLOYMENT FOR LADIES or GENTLEMEN aay, be had by calling: = ce) High st., Georgetown. R SALE—The REMNANT OF Soar = SOHN F. BRIDGETT’S own manufacture. One COUPE ROCKAWAY, one VICTORIA, BUc GIES and CARRIAGES at extremely low prices, at the ne Razaar, No. 940 Lot uisiana avenue. ALFRED SPATES. FOE BALE, Cumsr—A modern BRICK HOUSE, ‘with basement, 6 rooms; convenient to Capitol and Government ’Printing’ Office. small cash payment; Delance monthly. febl13-2w Real Estate Agent, 15th and G sts. ANTED—All persons to know that I am otfer- ing extra inducements to that wish to is vest in a business that will p: percants Svery six month Vill accept cash or city property or farming lands aa an investment. Perfectly sate. idress the undersigned, at the Continen- Be Hotel, Washington, D. C. » RYA ie oe fepi3-3t" WANT. exchange IMPROVED LOTS and LANDS, including a bearing Vineyard of 15 cres, in and hear a thrivin Western city of 25,000 habitants, for | IMPROVED WASHINGTON PKOPER Would assume inenmbrance of few tieueanas dears, JNO. BOWLES, Beal Estate Broker, 826 12th st. Q)EZICE,AND DESK ROOM FOR a war in Le Droit Building. Apply JOHN 2 ABMS, el ice 81,200; Room No. 19. - SS TORE FIXTURES FOR SALE, . SIECK, fevi oer 1724 Pennsylvania ave. (Ok SALE— Ona very complete and hand. somely finished HOUSE; south front: w in few feet of Towa Circle. For ply at 1312 12th st. n.w. OR SALE—1520 Pierce street, new 7-room RICK ; every modern improvement: cheap if sold at once. Inquire of W. . WILCOX, ‘cor. 20th and I sts. n.w 'febl1-6t 'OR SALE—A very desirable s-story brick RES- IDENCE, situated on corner, within one square of Iowa Circle ; 3 bay windows running toroof : wide parking on two streets; all modern, impr el Price $4,000. STEIGER & LEIBERM: 26, Le Droit Building. USINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE—303_9th st., next to Pennsylvania ave., adjoining Per- ry's Dry Goods Store, one of the ‘vest'locations in city for any Bind of business. Will exchange in part payment for dwelling hoise in, northwestern section of the city, between 9th, 16th, F and I sts. Inquire on premises, over store. febl1-6t A RARE CHANCE!!—The pest TIN and STOVE ESTABLISHMENT in Georgetown for ren! doin, ake business, established 1850. +f STO! TINWARE, TOOLS, Xc., for sale. Dealers are invited Wand purchase gods in ote at a bargain, tand is very suitable for Hardware or Plumbing business in connection with the above. Rent as including Dwell Teb10-6" MEMMERT & ROPE, 93 Beidwe st. 8 and key ap- feb13-2w* 0 LOAN, T MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In _S8vMs To Suit, At 6, 7 and 8 per cent. No Delay. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, feb7-tr 10th and F sts. n.w. TRE NEW DWELLING, No, 1334 197m STREET, containing ten rooms besides furnace and bath room, coal cellar, pantrien, closets, &c., can be p chased ats moderate price. Terms, $1, 000 cash, six months; interest at 7’ per cent. Also, two HOUSES on same square, for sale on easy terms. Apply 47 Corcoran building. — febs-2w* ARGAINS.—A Great Bargain in a LOT, 34. 6x95, {0.8 10-foot alley. on 8th st-.Sand T: Lot S6x150 on Ust., ketween 13ih and 14tit: Lot 16x100 on 19th da between Land M: Lot 51x953 on Ith st., bet. 8 and T ; Lot 70x90, corner 8th and 8 sts. s.,and man: ther fine lots, in any location and any size wan {rem 10 cents to 83 per foot. _ Also, nico Property in the weat end, with 10 rooms, all inodern convent. ‘ghees; built and finished in the best of styleva rare reain to an immediate Customers Asda hand- “ome three-story prese-brick House on it at. bok, 7th and 8th ; 10 roo1 and modern conveniences, and in perfect order. lendid chanee, for a business man. Money to per cent., ac- cording to sracunt ‘wat ted and security o! E. BURFORD & Lor £28 Heal Estate Avenis, 108% wtroot w. $2, 000 DRAWBACKS FOR SALE.—Improve- ment Taxes and Arrearayes of General Taxes Taid cheap. W. Ht SEATER Of Office 1406 Ponnsyl- Vania ave., opposite Willard’s. febt-2W OBR BALE. F 1537 I STREET N. W., three story pressed brick RESI- brown stone ae ieraninie contains tae rool Cee ie ened store rooms and ianndry has improvement; fin- ished throughout i hard “yood ; thorous ut and in every respect a first class property. sola at a great bargain. ‘i MONEY TO LOAN, On arproved Real Estate Security, at lowest mar- ket rates. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., = 1223 F street northwest. TO WM, H. MAIN & BROS, Bt. “Cuats Hot a want Ps roperty. ae c it new with or 28-Im* ‘ONEY TOLOAN— 0 AT LOWEST RATES, ON REAL ESTATE SEOUBITY, B. H. WARNER, jand 916 F st. n.w. IN REAL ESTATE SEOURITY— Nath aks Ba, GOhaN Sa oe and. F. LEIGHTON, a 2m* 823 436 street northwest. EDUCATIONAL. E, LARR( U! 728 path at. native Perey 00) rE, 1 ee ersit; ris. ie aoe Sree in all the F1 branches and niceties. igptrutin all Tobi ot OWA CIRCLE SELECT GRADED SOROOIS on the Public School Plan with Kinder lergarten, at 956 st. n.w. Next term commences Draiy, Ot 9th. N. BROWN, — Mp. Session boing £ a Oe Isr, 1880. ry Second FOF ParHcuars 80 Ca OTHER AZARL Jan27-1m President. Eyeus are HATES Rae a3 Bile Ts, Ne inad \N- FRENCH, EN NGLiBE. SUA THLEMATIOS paration for lessons at other ours: SW. Appeal Ra an D.W. . jan%& 910 Henteaienhay PRUD'HOMME'S in Gass hours, Wi amy SX A and Oo pos Teserved for private fnstraction. fare advan snd iatorsa tically: faust Visitors ant ol favited on Th "it 3% p.m. Oitice hours: Ym. tolp. am. ‘Terns to. deci? __LADIES’_GO6Ds MRS, PANCOAST Informs her pat that owing to the unsatisfac- tory manner in mii ich her work was. done by her late employes, she bas now secured a Forelady, one of three years’ experience at Sharp! also, a lad: of Parisian experience, ax Fitter and Dos! a celebrated Artist of Philadelphia, who will 6 in an artistic manner all orders for PAINTING. She invites an e tion of her sto - MINGS and DRESS SAMPLES. Ok Of TRIM READY MADE SUITS constantly making. feb12-6t 1527 Ist. northwert. VE ARE SELLING GENUINE MONOGRAM KID GLOVES IN BLACK EROMENADE a OPERA 9) SS as follow fon, es Data, bution, $1. 4-Button, $1 25. 6-Button, $1.50. BEST SELECTED STOCK IN CITY AT J. P. PALMER'S, No. 1107 F street northwest. a s ie through telephone promptly filled. foie DOUGLASS’, Ninth and F Sts., Bt. Cloud Bldg. CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS FOR A FEW DAYS LONGER. OPEN TO-DAY, THREE HUNDRED DOZEN THOROUGHLY MADE AND TRIMMED CHEMISE. AT 25 CENTS EACH. Prices of other Garments in proportion. EVERY ARTICLE A Baroarn. DOUGLASS’, feb7 522-524 and 526 Ninth st. AT™ ACTUAL COST _ FOR CASH. Entire stock of MILLINERY, FANCY GOOD: EMBROIDERIES and KID GLOVES ~~ AT COST Until February 25. Stock must be sold to make room for Spring Soe MME. M. J. HUNT, feb7 Nos. 691 and 623 D Street. ERMILYA’S LADIES’ BOOTS, Unsurpassed for Beauty, Comfort and Durability. Wiuter BOOTS selling at reduced prices, at J. H. VERMILYa’s, febt 610 9th street. ME. L. P. JEANNERET, Or Bartiwone, 1107 Pennsylvania aven Will sell for one week o1 HANDSOME PRENGH BONNETS, regardless of cost, as she intends closing for the season. Jan: Cu= RUPPERT, TEMPLE OF FANCY GOODS, No. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w., Received per steamer Berlin a fine assortment of GERMAN FAVORS, SILK and COTTON DOMINO MASES,; PAPER MASES of all characters. Jan24 VALENTINES of all description. Miss BELLE LUCAS. DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Oorner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. ADIES’ SHOES—OF FIRST THE OR es hie eS AND'E WERE A WN ASSORTREN Tt. PRIOES REASONABLE. G. SOHON’S 604 11th st. n.w. novas deoll Branch H. WIREMAN'S. RESSMAHIN The — HAMILTON, First-class work Jatmodorate ‘prices. BOOKS, &e. NEW PUBLICATIONS. sECOND VOLUME MEMOMS OF MADAME DE MUSAT, in Paper, 60c. Franklin Square, Fist ive MOTHS. By Onida. Cloth, $1.25. ee OF PRINCE METTERNIOH, 2 vols. TENNYSON'S SONGS. Set to Music. $5. ALL NEW BOOKS ar oED AS SOON AS THE FINEST OUALITTES ¢ OF STATIONERY A nokBARCIS Be STATIONER, feb6 1015 Pa. ave., cor. 11th st. Yasin FOR ‘etek VALENTINES FOR i wae VALENTINES TOR 1880. UNDY'S JUSTICE. The Sustice’s Manuel of ae Judicial and Elementary Law, with sab Pro} wile Vineet Forms for the use of Justices of the Solely? Notaries Public, Commissioners, Laws Business men, by 8. Bundy, af the J District of Oolum- bia Dar; Price $4. e Gal Fifteen,” the “New Solitaire, 5 eta: consist Claims Re} Se ae 0. Huy abs Pe Circuit Court Reports, ‘or sale y 0. H. MORRISON, feb3 icCOSH’S NEW Dixit S88 $2; {CoMMUNISa ASD. roirva oly Brig oomey: 81.50: THE 19TH CEN 5 Robert MackKel A LADY'S LIFE TS THE Ri ROCKY MOUNTAINS. by I. L. Bire neti uns tee AUTOBIOGRAP! PRINCE 1H, $5; ae MERION! ALMANAO FOR 1 ene paper, $1.1 = ‘A new supply of AF Errand ‘and Earn " WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, Jan22 498 7th street BOOTS AND SHOES. ess HOUSEHOLD SHOULD HAVE THEM. pairs Ladies’ Kid C: 0g Porth at leat Te. | 220 Buaking, b0c. et Slippers, Gc aire Women's Gore oath hence Will be worth| 3! PEC Jiidren's Ail, Button, Toe ears jdren’s and Misses’ School Shoes, 50 and The. uj est @1 School Shoo in town, st 1914 and 91 SELBY, (Bien Big Shoe). Pair Justh's Heel Plates given'away- febl4 EDUCTION ExT RACHDINA woe Men’s et pee Pony STORS, 1614 14th BI ‘OU CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST IN} BOOTS AND SHOES, BY GOING TO THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. Our Goods were all bought before the allvence in prices, at rock bottem figures, WILL BE SOLD AT PRIME COST For THE Nexr 15 Days. reo ates oe hand-stitched full Scotch ALa A Misses’ AChild’s ‘* “* size 8 to 10..., And ening ise in proportion. fa oe GEO. McCABRTHY. DRY MONOPOLE. EXTEA. HEIDSIEOK & 00. ESTABLISHED 1785. CHAMPAGNE, OBRUSE & FILS FRERES, BORDEAUX. FOR GALE IN WASHINGTON, D. 0., bY G. G. & Hentz00, ‘THos. Browne & MrippLeron, N. W. BURCHELL, W. Onux & Sons, ee mad _0.9. Burax, ee ee ae