Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1880, Page 2

ad THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. TUESDA' February 17, 1890. __CROSBY 8.1 Se NOYES Editors The Eccning 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 recetved and duly ac- counted to the New York Herald Irish Famine Fund at the office of THE Star. A list, with ame of contributor, former residence in Ire- land, present residence, and amount of subscrip- tion, is now open. —___—_—_<+ss____ The enenecemciCe aS et Conven- The democrats of e mae ago have publicly ai- mitted that they are too poor to provide accom- modations for the national democratic conven- ton, and it is not likely that the committee will seriously consider that city as among the list of Applicants. Indianapolis ts pretty effectually barred because It has no suitable place for hold- ing the convention. The only hall large enough— and the one that bas been suggested—is in the exposition building, which is located in the suburbs, too far from the hotels and business centers for delegates and others attendant upon the convention to walk. St. Louts has an excel- lent hall, but 1s deticlent in hotel accommoda- tions, This deficiency was seriously felt in 1876, and since then the Southern, the largest hotel in the city, was destroyed by fire, and is only, now, partially rebuilt. Besides, never, in the history of this Country, have two successive conventions of a party been held in the same city. Saratoga has hotel accommoda- tions, but no hall of suffictent size. It is sald Row, too, that the people of that city do not ‘want the convention, as it may be held at a time of the year when the fashionable watering-place Visitors will monopolize the accommodations of the city. Cincinnati has a fine hall and fair hotel accommodations, but candidates for the presidency not favored In that city are so badly treated that there 1s little disposition to go there. Several other cities besides Washington have been mentioned, but only in the character of what might be termed in convention usage, dark horses. Therefore it appears that Cincin- natt is the only competitor that Washington has Teally to meet. All that can be said in favor of Cincinnati can be urged in favor of Washington, and much more can be added. Very few mem- bers of the National committee have arrived yet, but from a general survey of the fleld and an impartial consideration of the ciaims of the different cities, it is plain that Washington’s chances for securing the convention are first- rate. The letter of eight colored members of the Virginia legislature formally notifying Secre- tary Sherman of their intention to support him for the presidency sounds the death knell of the “Mahone plan” for the election of an inde- pendent electoral ticket in that state. Without the support of their colored allies the Virginia readjusters, taking the last election for a basis, will be left in the minority. The votes of these colored members, who now declare for Secretary Sherman, enabled the readjusters to control the legislature, and the Ma- hone plan was intended especially to embrace the colored republican allies. Of the four colored members who did not sign the Sherman letter it is said that three will probably eventually declare for the Secretary. The ex- ample set by the colored republicans of return- ing to old party allegiance for the presidential Contest, will, it can hardly be doubted, be fol- lowed by some of the democratic readjusters, and the result will be to narrow the canvass down to the two old parties. This early decla- Tation of the colored readjusters in favor of Sec- retary Sherman may, in the end, obtain for him the support of those white readjusters who re. fuse to again co-operate with the democracy, but the defection of the colored allies takes the new party, as an organization, out of the presi- dential contest. u All cities have been puzzled more or less over the question of the removal of street garbage, the best methods of disposing of 1t, and the ex- pense involved in the many different plans that have been incommon use. The city authorities Of Liverpool,who have had their share of trouble over this problem, are now engaged in an ex- Periment that will be watched with interest by municipal governments in this country as well as in Engiand. They are having built an iron Steamer in which they intend to remove garb- age. The intertor of the steamer, outside of the Space set apart for the machinery, is divided into ten compartments, or tanks, wider at bot- tom than at top. These tanks are opened and closed by a small steam engine operating on the several levers. The vessel 1s designed to carry @ dead weight of 350 tons, and has a speed of nine knots an hour. The purpose fs to have this vessel carry the garbage nine miles out to sea, and there dump it. After the dumping the tanks and vessel will be thoroughly washed by means of a steam pump. Should this experi- ment prove a success, there is no reason why vessels Of this character may not be used for this purpose in American sea-coast cities, +. —___—_ The latest reports of the parties who have so industriously devoted themselves to the work Of relieving distress in Ireland give a much more cheering account of the condition of the People. Money and provisions have been so rapidly distributed that all danger of famine, @ven in remote districts, is now past, and though many have been hungry, nobody has starved. This state of affairs has not been brought about by the agents of Mr. Parnell and his co-operators, though no doubt, they have contributed to the general result. The parties whom Parneli denounced have accomplished a great deal of good, and he ought to be able to See now, that his policy of having the funds for rellef all distributed through one channel Would have been a very unwise and perhaps a disastrous one. The suffering was too wide- spread and called too urgently for relief to admit of any delay; and while Mr. Parnell was discussing politics and devising a system for the distribution of his charitable fund, other laborers went towork in downright earnest with the good effect mentioned. ‘The bil! for the reclamation of the river flats, Tow before the House District committee, printed in another column, seems to afford the basis of a satistactory plan of making this much necded improvement. The question has now been ‘tly discussed; the respective merits of all the tlh. usand and one different projects have been we. ied; and {f definite action is ever to be taken 1. ~ the abatement of this disease-breed- ing nuisance. now ts the time. It would seem to be practic: dle under the plan proposed in the bill to conver. these pestilential flats, now so of- fensive to both the eye and the nose, into a place of beauty and ui‘lty. Itiseven probable that ‘When thus improved this disagreeable locality now shunned by every one as a plague spot will be one of the most attractive popular resorts about the city. The immediate problem, how- ever, is to make it healthful, and the matter of making it beautiful can be dealt with later. a ‘The total vote in the republican caucuses, at Tulca, N. Y., for the selection of delegates to the state convention was 1,751, of which the antl- Grant element cast 852, leaving Mr. Conkling a Dare majority of 47 at hisown home. The anti- Grant republicans insist that personal friend- ship for Senator Conkling induced numbers, who do not agree with him on tke third-term proposition, to vote his way, in order to save the Senator from defeat. Mr. Conxling was more directly connected with the resuli, than is usual at primaries too, because tickets were ‘Voted which were headed “For President, Roscoe Conkling.” It was a close shave for the Senator at best. Gov. Ludington, of Wisconsin, expresses his Preferences on the presidential question with- out reservation. He says,in the first place, ‘that he Is in favor of Blaine and against Grant; ‘that he would vote for the latter, if nominated, In preference to a democrat; that “Sherman is ‘well thought of, especially among the Germans ‘of Milwaukee, who are a unit in thetr opposition to Grant.’ All reports in regard to the feeling of German voters seem to agree in representing ‘athem as against Grant and in favor of Sher- map. Guamosesiers aa —- eee S aoe SPECIFIC IS Epes ars Pan DOrTLE. For sale by Drange generally. feb1T-6t BS, ADELINE DUVAL BLACK, of ACK, of Now York, **Elocutionit at, Tallmadce Hal, THORSDAYS. oui and SATUB- DAYS, at4p.m. ‘Tickets for course of eight les- $—for sale at hall, Single admission, 50c. te Lessons at 310 Indiana ave. feb17-1m_ RGANS. ORGANS. ORGANS. tiful New Seven Band a Eight Stop, ORGAN. of ‘celobrated ‘Makers, in ele hea gantiy finished Solid Walnut Cases, for # cm, fie Bary monthly payment plan. SIDNEY T. NIMMO, & CO., 41 st. n.w., ‘one door north of Pénneylvania ave. febt7-1y PAPER HANGINGS. (No. 626 PICTURE ROO! No. E STREET. TC Borg IN one AND SHERRY pPlcT Be sons, Pri ORS, NAILS. AN! BDICr FRAMES WINDOW SHADES. At Free ArtGallery M. ABEITERS § Kew Store. feb17-3t* Est. n.w. WHITE & N. oe OE CisreR DErOT. An cHoles varices’ of Oper coe Choice. varieties” 0} con: stanuy on hand. | Clame, and¢ ‘Terrapins received daily: Hotels and’ Faw ons or ual cad i Orders by NS) felephone or Fa punctually at | reb1T- WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. 'ANTED—A SALESLADY in a fancy sto References required, Inquire 430 10th stn. w. Waeer, private ta communicatug Ro0ats i fi rivate fumily ; references. Address 17, Btar off febi7-3t* ANTED=A Furnished ROOM, 09 first or sec- ond floor, in a convenient locality. No ques- tions to be asked. Address B.C.D., Star office. R RENT—Br - aw with southwest Spee ot | itth and K st» rented low top a TOT ‘will be rented low to Inanent tenant. FE MENT_A Brick RESIDENCE, on the tide of New York ave., between 19m avd. Lata forarchtel or for banding paren ranted or for ©. purpose. X'& BROWN, 1437 Pa. aver” fen7-3t apie, Wares reerectable WHITE GIRL from 10 12 years: permanent home, and education if suited. Apply 454 Pa.zvenue,south side. £17-20" ANTED-—A settled WOMAN as. pore we Sd young children; must be thoro 30 tent and bring good references. Call at =f 5 < ah os n.w.,ofter 1] a.m. 7-20" ANTED—A COACHMAN, white man; ons who V ‘can oom oe socom mended, that ii and genteel gor 4 iH: NAILOR'S Stables. fevl7-2t ANTED-CHILD'S: CR Mast be ‘n excellent condition, with canopy top. Large ast ddress, stating Towost price, W. Rew office. PS A lady ek a BOSTON to tach English branches, | Refer- ‘Music. Rone Aaduees ilies CHAN MBE! IRLAYNE, No. 3 Argyle avenue, Baltimore, Md. febl’ Ste WASTED ya white woman.s SITUATION ¢0 ork, assist in washing and iron- ing,or Cares Jcucral nousowork in a sinall family: of referencee. Address 1018 20th st.n.w. JAKATOGA WAVES, Which received First Prize and Diplomsat the Nst.onal Fair, 1879, IN ALL STYLES AT H. PHILIPPY’S, 802 7th street, near H. by i oy TADIES’ OWN HAIR made into WAVES. g QumErr PIANOS.—Highest honors Paris Ex- ‘position 1878. ‘TWO FIRST PREMIUMS 160 Agents for the oel-brated tie cic bated Sitios Bandara Orwauss se Wien AGEN Se febl?__ 783 7th st. n.w., between Gand STABLISHED 1565. MONEY ON COLLATERAL AT 5 PER CENT. NO REASONABBLE OFFER REFUSED For our large stock of areiscusiuedee consist- © WATCHES, DIAMONDS, and JEWELERY. Custom pests CLOTHING, BREECH and MUZZLE LOADING GUNS, REVOLVERS and MUSICAL TRSTRUMENTS: J.M. & B. COHEN, LOAN OFFICE, feb17 1007 7th street northwest. yEss IMEOCHTANT ART SALE SPACIOUS LGBUEEEINS) MYERS Pal HEDIAN, NO. 46, N. CHARLES STREET, Soe Mo., MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY FEB. 23p, 24TH AND 9 aT AT 7% O'cLOcK Each ING. This collection of Paintings, one of the most im- portant ever offered at either public or private sale, contains the best examples of such artists as Geo: H; Boughton, Hubner, Calame, Hiddeman, Gari Becker, Jimenez, Frere, Zimmi Tn- nocenti, Wm. Hart, Mckntes, Shattuck, Brown, ie, and very many others of the most noted Ar tists of Euro} pane America. It will well repay all lovers of Art in Washington to visit the Galleries of Myers & Hedian and view this Grand Collection. WM. B. NORMAN & CO., Auctioneers. —Those wishing Cataloxues’ sent them will pees address MYERS & HEDIAN, Baltimore, eb1T- [HE RECTOR 4ND ORGANIST OF ST. JOHN'S CHUKCH desire to attempt a choir of Men and Boys. | They will be in afte Chareh 26 ‘ana sts.) on TUESDAY. NOONS, at 4-80 o'clock to receive a))- Pileatons from Boys only. jent number of available voices can be hada stipend will be paid to all who are ac- cepted, to be increased as merited. # not accepted for ‘the chotr will be received a8 pu will receive instruction twice a Week, and be promoted to the choir and to atipends as vacancies cocur, or ae proficiency {8 attained. ttieht forsean amste ae diene and must obsy the ul to music ar ig] and m1 y choir rules implicitly. febl6-20 IDING HABITS IRDER AFTER THE LATEST ENG- ETO LISH STYLES. SUITABLE CLOTHS IN STOCK. W. 8S. TEEL, febl4 935 Penna. avenue. beat Date eae TO HIKE, (or would purchare if offered at a barzain,) sufficient geod Furniture for two bed rooms and a sitting Foon. Address KESPONSIBLE, Star office.f17 2t° ANTED—A chance to FINISH MY TRADE— dreemeking; or will pay $20 monthly for» osition in any of ai oe srtments raying 310 monthly. Addrees M. B.C. , Star office. f17. Wi ANTED--4. eer iady desires a lugs front Funpy ROOM, with servant in attendance», in a Bie ate family, or where there are a. few boa zefer meals in room. Address Box hie Wit ED—An active, capable COLORED Wo- MAX, as chamberma‘d and waitress. Ore who is willing fo make herself useful. None need sopiy without good reference as to character and ca- peas: BOY. 1616 H. st. ednesday morning, tween 10 and 12 o'clock. NTED—A first-class COOK at No. 622 Penn- ave., between 6th and 7th, south side. ‘NERS, feel” ncy Goods ANTED—Two first-class Fan. ‘and Apply 818 7th st; n. Hosiery Sees “Ww. between H and ANTED—A a GIRL to ame oe and beip with housework. Must como well re- commended. at 1018 8th st. nw. feb16-3t ANTED—A white WOMAN to assistin the care of an invalid lady. References given and re- quired. dress P.D.C., Star office. _ feb16-3t* ‘ANTED—A first-class BARBER to take a wi furnished shop or work by the week. Appl; ‘Tremont House, corner 24 st. and Indiana ave. J) ANTED—Firet-class GROOM and COACH- MAN; elle se0d preferred. Also, YVANT to cook, wash and iron. Recommendations required. Address Box 5, Star office. _fob16 #t WAND ares, a == Tarnished om: necting Re muthern exposure, des Northwest portion preferred. .. Address, stating terms, which Prost Be be reasonable, Peer ey 6, Star office. fel wi \NTED—By a law student, Senos 2 uttorneys or patent attorney's office. Appli- cant hae a thorough knowledge of the ae Ata: ness. Best references. “ Address Box ‘Star ice. an clase Taam er of years ENGAGEMENT in familice by oe Gea unfurnished ROOMS. — 6th j:tlto,1 8-room frame HOUSE, 700 43st. w to ood tenants. Apply oe 3 ‘OR RENT—The delightfn} EISIDENCE, = for winter end summer, 1013 14th st.n.w. For ther | particulars inquire at. the premises. feb16- St IR RENT—To responsible parties, to shure a PErate family, a very desirable HOUSE, Front, modern jer imps. ; Teferences. Apply SS es Tat nw, nine rooms, latrobe, Tange, hot and cold watér in bathroom and ‘Yn complete order and pers ary and ; half block from cars. ey, at Inquire of J. W. P. yen. 7 Toren p25 cash and 313 with ‘OR SALE—Onear—Torme monthly, new six-room HO! in Aitchen, snd water closet in Place n.e., one bleck north of STARE, 1429 New York ave. Fo RENT—At $9.25, including water = new six-room Ht OUBE, with gas, water in kitchen, and water closet in yard. No. 1129 Park Place n.< gne block north o f Lineoin Park. Key at We BTARHS 1499 New York ave. eb16-3t R RENT—Three-story BRICK, hall, water and ‘711 Rhode id ave. Tent $20. Apply at 1166 L st.n.w., or 215 4! 116-3 R RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, over ourbank. J. H. SQUIER & CO., Bankers, 1416 Pa. eve. feb14-3t (OR RENT-HQUSE, No. 2422 st. n-w., 12 rooms; 2 dosirabon nelzhior- hood: nea atcet care. THOS. EW, Ny 519 7th et. febi -3t Fo R RENT—S1 13th st. n w., two handsomely furnished SUITES of RooMs: 3; all modern im- rovements; first and second floors; th on each oor ; terms moderate. febl4-3m. ‘OR eo led No. 323 C st. n.w.; loca- tion central; eight rooms, hot and cold Water: garden and 40 per month. Addreas stable rs L. CONTE, 907 T et. n.w. Soule ate HOUSE, No. aes nw. jall modern tmprove- ments. “Apply to ALBERT B. FOS, No. 9 0 are Fees RENT—Furnished communicating ROOMS, a floor ; delightful location : view of Arling Capito) and Alexandria. Unfur- iehea third d Boor, furnished if desired. (200.4, st. 8.e., Capitol Hill. b14-3t* PE RENE Famished, PARLOS at BED- ROOM, with fuel: with the nso of a now piano, for $25 ‘yoni: aigy one jarge Bed-room 310 per mon! No. 734 18th st., bet. G and H streets re febl4-3t ‘OR © st. nw. ie warehouse; 1.» 6T8.. ai 6 ath om n. >» $10.50: te febli-3t* a RENT—1 hat desirab!e three-' RORY, and back building, BRICK, No. 616 H st. n.w., eloven rooms, modern ii dry cellar; one ices; rent’ 45, ere is Bete tama bore in the Rouse: is cat | 7 possession Februar; gue 929 List. nw. eb ia 3 ‘OR RENT—The __ three-story and aaa 1315 Brick Dwelling HOUSE, cleven Foams, 'No the week ‘ive the best Of retorence for AtanE and . 5 Beek eretorence for Atting aud | N st. u.w. Inquire of C. N. THOM, No. as 25th fre ‘oung LADIES of good address R_REN Two han W V "to m0 t0 Philadelphia: ta must be intelligent and | | “BRICK Penang nape ne HARDOLEH, O08 Fen we febla-st™ | SUGHBSTER: Bio Tih pahashacr shies 'ANTED_ERUNING by an experienced po tape vines, orevarda, and all heads ot landscape irardenini “emt. Tete ‘Addre OR BENT, LEAS aE OR EXCHANGE R IMPROVED ROPERTY TWO ACRES THE HUB PUNCH. PREPARED ONLY BY C. H. GRAVES & SONS, 35 HAWKINS STREET, Boston, Mass. The foreign liquors and cordials forming the component parts of the HUB PUNCH are of our own importation, and guaranteed striotly pure. To warrant genuineness see that our sutograph label is over each cork, under tin foil capsule. Set the Punch on ice one hour before using, and on op:n- ing, use half water or lemonade; or it is equally good with hot water or hot lemonade. Cc, H. GRAVES & SONS, MANUFACTUBERS, BOSTON, Mass. For sale by all Hotels and Licensed Grocers in Washington. J. H. CRANE, No. 460 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, feb12-1m___ General Agent, Washington, D. OBSERVATIONS on “NASAL CATARRH AND 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, 523 13th street northwest. 719 feb7-3m_ 719 BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY. CHEAPER THAN EVER. Belling AT COST FOR CASH for a few days longer, ai DAVIS 719 Market Space, corner 8th st. gut odd Jota of RIBBONS, FRINGES, BUTTONS, &c., at great sacrifice, DAVIS’, 719 Market Space. Callearly and secure BARGAINS, at DAVIS’. and NO- TIONS at at on fee cate fee * Ruse hy longer, at DAVIS’, febl13-lw_719 Market Space, corner 8th st. WwW WHEATLEY. DYEING AND SCOURING, 49 JEFFERSON 8T., Gzoncrrows, D. 0. ‘Work called for, and delivered free of charge. Send your feb7 FOS Tn wARRE” GEAREOND HSE, Sos tag. _ ‘New York ave #5 0 ® REVERD WILL EES oe ikea rences. OF TOND on pect st. coln ave,, ad- D. LOGAN, 2069,7th st. n.w. febi13- or Joining the city. Apply at 42300 Ost. n.w. for otf 'TED—Wwhite aod clot COOKS, OHAM- Z we BERMAIDS, NURSES, and otter help: Gov. Shepherd on thee, toad Rea varies from Families wants Livensed Of- | the city and one mile from Silver ‘Spring Station, fice, Hoom 2a, Be Vedorel Dullding, corner Fath and F. | (Metropolitan Branch B. & O.K. R.), will be rented (CE & OO. b10-11t hed to a tenant for © term of years. ‘ANTED_CORRESPONDENTS urate) Gas and water, a bowling alley and gymnasium on for: cies. iss. 16: ‘Te farm contains 210 acres, fine barn and over- Benes! avited Aten coeny area of Lateran, 37 37 | seers house. | Will rent on shares to a responsible park How 38 2¥- fonidzeok te || Sy eee W._L. TOWERS, ARG MACHINE from 16 Avera Wd. a SEW- | _feb5-eoét No. 295 43s st. n.w. ene ME ee eee for co Fu. RENT HOUSE No.,121 north, A st., Giners Beniting sua roveiring: @ameciaiiys * Sas, the Capitol, contasnin ms and bancinent; SENNEY, 427 buh stances igutre 123 10 MAS a jens ANTED-OARPETS to (Ons SORES ROOMS: for h Steam aso Rains arene es-w- | ing, and several emall MB. 854 Orders by mail or lett a rat WB: Moses, oor ave., corner 4% st. eugli-7m and Ps. ave.. or Mossrs Gos 2 ine # Waray PPE ee ‘wor! - 188 DEVLIN, ee ‘Has removed from 2115 I st. to 2116 Pennsylvania BOARDING. avenue. febl7-2t* ITH BOARD, ONE LARGE, WELL FUR- ae at eae » re ee, Joa. bag Y wished, supny ROOM; second floor: ‘sleo one toDay hot and cold, water, overy moderd Convenience, and centrally to cated. ate to permaans parties. D12 Tet-n-w febit R RENT—Large Booms: Ary See Avely a 816 Tada, avenue. permonth. [feb16-6t*) PUSARAH FLAGLER OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS on recond floor, swith BOARD, in s private family, near depart- ments and cars. Terms moderate. st. n.w. feb12. ‘te Fo RENT—Furnished ROOMS, with BOARD, on second and third floors ; in a private fii 306 O st. n.w. ne TREMONT Ouse ohare oo first class Hotel Board, for: month. House is well ited wi and a0 pet and every way desirable. ast im ee LOOHIEL HOUSE, 512 ane w., isone of the d best conducted boarding houses in the cit boarders sco~mmo- dated at reasonal novly LOST AND FOUND. Oar Oa Mon ais on 9th st., betwee Vincoln Hall and Sst, a8 EARHING Of Coral and Gold with Pearl a ce slightly enameled. A lib- id if returned to 918 15th st. TRe. Be. Bene Bt T HE GENTLEMAN ‘WHO. TOOK UMBRELLA from Ebbitt House barber chop. on January 31 gan have the one he left by re the one he ry mistake. febi6-2t* MRE L. P. ANDERSON, showed: oe Trance, and Business Medium, of San Fran formerly of Now York clty, is lovated. at 8 Pa, ave. n.w. fobs tare y AD AT STE THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies and Gentlemen 5 con cach. 416 L st., bet, 4th and 5th sta.n.w. BS are sued: A. A. CORK- St. Dp W. febl6-6t" ‘ADAME the long-established reliable id. Astrologist, gives faction in all affaira of life i any one in the pro- lon past, present + ives saivice dais on all r ve Bai z Suis cn "Eating ites Psa” wos st., above D st.north- ere HN PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as Te prelate fash pein, mit staat of .W.. to 10 p.m. Always in before'9 and from 206. j1i-14m* PROFESSIONAL. eral reward will be pai feb17-2t* I OST Saturday, February 14 a Gentleman's Gola and Onyx WATOH CHARM: A liberal ward if returns (0. 718 7th Bt. 2, we A. EBERLY & SONS dove ‘Btore. feb16-3t* BE PAID FOR RBI ‘containing five hu: dred Oe of f OLARI ‘D MINI COMPA: Po day morning, Feb. 11 Mining Co., 68 Broad FOR SALE. ‘O0OT SURGERY, CORNS. Bunions, Diseased Nails, Chilblains, Vascular Ex- cresences, Se.) DE. WHIT! 'S_ nineteenth con- secutive ye af ractice in Washington D.C. His establishinent,, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard’s, Hotel, 18 patronized by the elite of the world. Ofice ts Toe 8 ETURNED.—J._ 4H. DENTIST, Office 616 9th 61 ae Gas rermely oust: arisen ._ Best of reference. “IHR STON, posit Fe SALE—The FURNITURE of fonr rooms: anlcaly: poem for light housekee) pati ak3 fed reasonably if desired. ply at iv ones new 7-3t* Foe SALE—EGGS for daca from White horns and Silver Peneiled Hamburgs, whi ich took first premium at Washin ‘National Fair. lnquire W. @. Den 1081 i Madison af febiteed R SALE—A handsome BLACK WALNUT ome POOR OARES Address Lock Box 20, D oity post ‘(OR SALE—A VILLAGE CART, the newest out in the way of a Call a nd see it. Also, a ‘00d secon: hand, ane}, close front one-horse RAGE: $190. Second-hand s OME SEAT; 8100, Reveral ered Second-hand one-horee CARRIAGES; ‘ow is the time to bu ROB'T #, GRAHAM, 410-416 81h st. n.w. Repairing promptly attended to. febl4-lw pure AND OEGENS: AT PRICES THAT DE- £y competition Wal 3 NEY T. NIMMO & CO., feb13 410 i mer Se OF STOCK OF lith st. now. ‘OR Bal TT's own manufacture, One GUUPE ROCKAWAY, e VICTORIA, BUG- GIES and CARRIAGES at extremely low prices, at Louisiana a1 ae No. 940 febis-1 are CANDEE, or New Yo! eerie or Piles cured or fui must Take (ee een at my R. WEISENBORN, joved. San ith si.n.w. CELLULOID TEETH inserted TH to $10 \d al operations on the: Baturel ‘Teeth at ‘roneouate prices. Ex- tracting, 60 cents. decl6 8. M. 8. BROWN, DENTIST, No. 725 147m ‘Store. Ni- ee ce 9 7th street northwest, DU! » OI se Siete, ae ay oot31 ‘ALFRED SPATES. FINANCIAL. HAVE FOR SALE A VERY LIGHT BREW. | VHOMAS I, DAY & 0O.. ESTEW, siusio sest, Top Busey, as T noe ANY BROKERS, wal Gne (1) nevy fvo-glase Landeau, $n use Buy ana sell on small Stocks, Yonas and erat erro ed mee Smee | ahem See rt pl 0 Negotiote Stock facturer of Philadelphia. x Danaln. = Peli ‘Contracts Fa favorable ‘ates use made formation furnished on aj plication Le 7 thesame taker? 1 ne Vue One mon © | fobld-eodem % = "Also, n very nice Coupe, in first-class ‘With an assortment o! CARIIAGES, ae Bee GIES of my own imenufacture, and & second-hand BUGGIES and other VEHICLES be old very low at my Manufsctory, Fos: 412, 414, 416 14th st., corner feb12-im ANDREW 3: JOYOR. B SALE--A handsome new PIANO, 7-octavo, FE dosed Can ict residence ct cnner for two ays. Skin No. 1618 loth st. febi OR BA BALE-A lot of 2B, GANA- DB OAUES, Bo, ‘at the Bird’ SATE Se Seated 10-1m* will find it to their ried asi have a disposing of Stock Purchasing or tien ti: sand tisfaction OF DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 Hae. warranted 5 ‘Apply 1202 ‘ y 102 D-oaH QUIGLEY. < “FINE PIANOS, very ch one STIEFF Oabinet Gran mines 2 srFowls 6e-00 per pai: Sok pight BRABMA ip sishow to nis clip 2. PIANOS AND ORGANS. IANOS—Beautiful Squares and a eee ray, Pp ea nted, at a Bargain for on, mon’ ments jendid 7-octave Rosewood, used, oe a eras, for cash. ‘uning and first-class work; 25 years pecence an this District. Call at 14-6t* V. BECKER'S, 907 st. n.w. ‘AL == VIS & COS me UPRIGHT pes Ser HE * PIANOS, an2t-cohn BB. ots Wath tad Ho Bw | EERERSEHE R RENT. KOS RBA. F DWELLINGS. Cele | TB Art ot Dk.» 137s.260 423 20th st.» Dk Biker Be. 9 Def-rast.,b. 81429 et BE 2118 H et.; bk. FOR RENT. ei STORES a Pa.ave. 4 22d at., bk. 2're. 510 Del Waiitel Real Estate Agent, febl7-eod6t Corner 20th and I sts. ».w' EAL ESTATE BULLETIN ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Revan‘h street. (Ghanges made Wednesdays and Saturdsys.) $99 Va. arireeStory Houses For Sale. ‘a. mod. 1595 Columbia nee 1109 Jere L.W. a ene 7 rs. 40, 46 1st. n. 2,500 2,500 2,000 2,000 1,500 1,500 Sale. od 5,000 5,000 4,742 4,500 4,500 4,000 826 a 4,000 eh tee. Whe ire 3,900 Untmproved Property For Sale. Cor.4th and L sts.n.e. Pert Cor.4th and M sta.n.e ,per ft 72th st., bet. B and Public Square ét. 3g and South Capitol s. t.F and G n.w.,per ft ith sts. 419 13th st.n.'w.,mod.: ae 416 10th st. n. Stabie i 916, 910,914 21st at 511 7th st., stable 935 C st. 82,000, 81,000, 000 at ett pe per cent. Auction Salis. Bene SATURDAY. February 14th, at 4 P.: ms Noe bad See ue wee, bean (o. 918 ¥ street, epponte For Rent. Mansion, West End.8350 Offices 1 Penna. aves new. 16634 Bic alt dC ata. 15y ig tet} i} Ras 1m Contra oy Pr, & great number of and small, rasinra ta Sn Hg tEy 9 ‘on real estate; small sur i collateral: both i aid, 10, from 85 up. Desirable eae fete 26 iniontown. 15 Good nose, water and eo on of the wir er concern: 4 SSeoarhout Galland getacopy. tr : : | i 919 Tth B3C 925 7th 30 927 Tth. 30 830 B 25 516 7th st. n. 20 516 11th st. n.. 25 400 N. J. TB. and 25 239 13; 25 610 La. 25 1336 D 20 a 20 50211 18 233 4) 18 2208. 16 437 K st.n. 10 1813 T st. 9 I make no charge to landlords for adv property, and keep it before the public oo: I haye man; rae iea airac ae ae 3 in_every, section cea {I uy. for ssle; also, Houses fram 81,000 to $60, 000. Now is the time to feb7 SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. HOUSES AT ALL PRICES, AND ON TERMS TO SUIT. “cre AC gd 2 Bina Daliding, on. pl og Bae tap Capital a sea nes sal on will be built tosuit, and sold on eaay teens" EBEEBERR B-RGAIN—An ets terat EWSPAPER, BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE, Re: ference, PELOUSE & SON. Address ““Nouparicl, Star office. Were Rianne for Household Goods Gig isl t Rousekeeping: everything new and Fert ola ss owe chan olde nink-room, and hea, tornitr a T4S st. n.w., ber 10a. m., ce atoe SD: fe 70m EeXTn a one located Eee ington, LUNCH BA ROOM RTTCHEN and COORT ING UT ENS! responsible caterer. Address B. «thee. febi6-20" ARM FOR SALE. rill fell at private ‘sale, FARM, situated on the Potomac river, four miles below Alexandria, Va.. containing about one hun: Bry ING LADIES’ PENING OF SPRING GARMENTS. SILK, SINK DF TVOws and DRAP DETE GooDs. LIGHT WEIGHT ULSTERS, JACKETS AND CIRCULAFS, M. WILLIAN'S, ry Cite Trevise, Paris. [febis} 907 Pa. MRs, cogent SE Pannian expe lence. ag Fitter and Desiguer, 2 celebrated Artist of Piiladely hin, whowllhexsoncs in an artistic manner all orders for PAINTING. Sho invites an examination of her stock of TRIM- MINGS and DRESS SAMPLES. READY MADE SUITS constantly making. feb12-6t 1597 Ist. northwest. dred and sixty acres, aif im proved, well fenced : fruit of ait Kinda: ater; fare house, lance barn, and other out “buiidiny Tnanire at 907 Louisiana avenue, Washington, D.C., or WDEN, on the place. peated 5. SNOWDEN EVERAL SI [ONEY in hand to loan on Siravestate, Node tay in negotlatin LOUIS P. SHOE ER, febl4-3t* 920 F st. new. OR SALEA CIGAR STAND, or an interest in on Pa. avenue, in a good hotel, doing a ret-claed Iiisinees. For particulars addre jx 141, Star Office. febl4-20" ‘OR SALE—GROCERY STORE, aoing cod busi. ness, situated on prominent cofner, near mar ket house. Reasons for selling, owner, enxaged Other business, Address Box ai, Stat Ofte Tito AN PERSON about giving up housekeeping find a cash purchaser for the FURNITUR en 8 or 10 room if sold ata bargain. dress ‘‘ Sharp Cas ers need not answer. FOE SALES AT 4 Gueat Bancary—a SMALL PLACE, 3 minutes’ walk from depot, 1 mile from this city, nicely situated, 8-room House, with hot and cold water and all modern improvenients. Address ** Bargain,” Star Office. febl4-1 FUE SALE, Cumar "A mocera BRICK SOUEE! with basement, 6 rooms; coxvenient to Capitol 2nd Government Printing ice. Price $1,200; niall cash paymi Bt; balance monthiy. F. E. Mi LETON, febl3-2w Real Estate Agent, 15th and G sts. (OEICE AND DESK ROOM FOR Rin Low, in Le Droit Building. Apply JOHN T. i. ARMS, E of Aq- ‘Star Office, for 3 days. Doal- Room No. 19. i “QTORE FIXTURES s YOR SALE, By WM. SIEOR, febl2-6t" 1724 Pennsylvania ave. FOX SALE-Cumar— A very complete and hand- somely’ finished. HOUSE: routh front: with: n few feet of Towa Circle. For terms and Key ap- ply at 1312 12th st. n.w. febl: ‘OR, SALE—1520 Pierce street, new 7-room BRICK ; every modern improveinent; cheap if sold at once. Inquire of W. R. WILCOX, cor. 20th and I sts. n.w. febl1-6t FSB Rane A ery fesitable s-story brick RES- IDENCE, situated on eoraer, within one square of Towa Circle ;3 bay windows running to roof ; wide parking on two streets all modern improv ements. ce 84,000. STEIGER & LEIBERMANN, Hoom 26, Le Droit Building. feb11-6t USINESS, PROPERTY FOR SALE—305 9th st., next to Pennsylvania ave., adjoining Per- Dry Goods Store, one of the ‘best locations in for any kind of business. Will exchange in pait payment for dwelling house in northwestern pection of the city, between thy oth, F and T sts. Inquire on pre1 over store. febl1-6t RARE CHANCE!!—The best TIN and STOVE ESTABLISHMENT in Georgetown for rent Going 2 good business. established 1850. ‘The stool $f STOVES, ° Loot be ARE, TOOLS, &¢., for gale. Dealers are in i and purchase ods in ots at a Darguine oho stan de very suitable for Hardware or Plumbing business in connection with the above. ent #40, including Dwelling. “fevi0-6t" MEME KORFEF, 95 Bridge st. 10 LOAN, T MONEY ON at poor aeee s ber cent. No Delay. R. 0. HOLTZMAN, feb7-tr 10th and F sts. n.w. HE NEW DWELLING No-1334 197m STREET, containing ten rooms besides furnace and bath pantries, closets, &c., can be pur- ‘ata moderate price. ‘Terms,’ $1,000 casl and §500 every six months; interest at 7” per cout, Also, two HOUBES on same square, for sale on easy terms. Apply 47 Corcoran b feb6-2W* ARGAINS.—A Great Sa a LOT, 34. ay to a 10-foot alley, on 8th st., ‘Sand T; Lot 36x1 on Ust., hetween Sth and 14th ; Lot 161100 9 on ith st., between L. and M; Lot 51x95: on Lith st., Band T: Lot 70x00, corner sth and 8 sts,cand inans other fine lota, in any Toeation and any size wan from 10 cents to $3 per foot. Also, a nice Property in the vent end with 1 rte rooms, all modern. eareut and fin Snished in the best of style—a ra me RD & OO. feb5 ‘Beal Estate Agents, 708 E street n. w. $2: ), 000 PRAWBAOES FOR SALE.—Improxe- ent Taxes and ‘axes eth cheap. oe gs Gttioo 1406 eensyt b4-2w Fo BALE 1537 I STREET N. W., Anelegant new three story pressed brick RESI- DENCE, with brown stone cightcen rooms, exclusive of bath, Pantties, coms and Iaun has, every, improvemen in hard wood; = and in every respect a first claas pi sola at a great bargain. MONEY TO LOAN, On approved Real Estate Security, at lowest mar- ket rates. THOS. J. FISHER & OO., 1223 F see near Wh. H. MAIN Charles Hotel, cones 3a you want to pays el ey or oxen perty. Exchan; & and ear are. PE SALE RIC See 8 ae a ts rhborhood of the new market house, 803 He iP D.Ww., suitable for a ppsinees stand. Inquire 29 Oth st-n.w. DENNIS FOGANTY. Jauzo tmnt Mer TO LOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON REAL ESTATE SEOURITY, ON ee ee SSR WART Wades eae ae antl Garten ota." Baltimore. (de18-eosmn pag EDUCATIONAL. ROFESSOR. , LARROQUE, 728 13th st., native Fren non Instructor, graduate of Sorbonne a Private instruction in all the Fre TE ARE SELLING GENUINE ‘MONOGRAM KID GLOVES IN BLACK, PROMENADE AND ornea SHADES, as follows: 2-Button, tee. 3-Button, 81. “E-Buiton, Bitton, 21.50. BEST SELECTED STOCK IN CITY AT J. P. PALMER'S, No. 1107 F street northwest. Bhs .—Orders through telephone promptly filled. DOUGLASS’, Ninth and F Sis., Bt. Cloud BVdg. 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 4 BanGarn. DOUGLASS’, febT 522-524 and 596 Ninth st. AT™ ACTUAL COST FOR CASH. Entire stock of MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, EMBROIDERIES and KID GLOVES AT COST Until February 25. lta must be sold to make room for Spring MME. M. J. HUNT. febT Nos. 691 and 623 D Street. ME. LEGARVIN, FASHIONABLE \ELE DRESSMAKER. BRIDAL TROUSSEAT AUS, MOURNING ORDEBS. CUTTING and FITTIN aoe filled at shortest notice, and in most artistie mies, th, 8.6m 907 Pa. ave. ERMILYA’S LADIES’ BOOTS, Unsurpassed for Beauty, Comfort and Durability. Winter BOOTS selling at reduced prices, at J. H. VERMILYA’S, febs 610 9th street. M™™. & Jian 1107 Pennsylvania aven Wil sell for ope week only 5 ewETS, & erie of cost, as she intends closing for the season. Jan: QB®-: RUPPERT, TEMPLE OF FANOY GOODS, No. 403 and 405 7th st. m.00+5 Received per steamer Berlin a fine assortment of GERMAN FAVORS, SILK and COTTON DOMINO MASES,; PAPER MASKS of all characters. Jane VALENTINES of all description. DSS BELLE Lucas. DEESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. Geol LS SHOES—OF FIRST CLASS. THE, OR aL ES OITY. ‘WE. TO ORDER parces SD REEE AN. IMENT, pore a. sonors Branch H. Winemans, SO 14% 5% 2 RESSMAHING. D ‘The Mi HAMILTON, iL First-class work, at moderate prices. _nov24 ——————— es BOOKS, &e. TEST PUBLICATIONS. 2 2.25 sPOHtiNG ADVENTURES IN FAR WEST | MOTHS Ouida, 81:58" MANGH, Mari Bryan 150 “ie ote CaN or tee te FOR ten BOOKS. D) DAILY JOURNALS JAMES J. CHAPMAN. febl6_MzrnovoriraN BooxsToRe, 914 Pa. ave. NEW. PUBLICATIONS. SECOND VOLUME MEMOIRS OF MADAME hg = ae Franklin Square, ISAT, in Peper, 500. MOTHS. By Ouida. Cloth, $1.25. satire! OF PRINCE METTERNIOH, 2 vols. TENNYSON'S BONGS. Set to Music. 85. ALL NEW BOER Ph ihe AS SOON AS THE FINEST oualrrres OF STATIONERY A oT STATIONER, brane Pert ‘niceties. Terms moderate. febl4- wg feb6 1015 ave., cor. 1 ‘OWA CIRCLE SELECT GRADED SCHOO! VON AEERTINES ae I oe Public pancol Hien: with Kindergarten, pnd VALENTINES FOR L.w. Next term commences February 9th. VALENTINES FOR 1880. D.'N. BROWN, Principal. feb6-2w* punpy a PEN TINES FOR 1880. OOK HI OOS EGE embe, Jastice’s sie os Statute, Jndictal and Becond Session betas ag FEERUALY 1 ie, 1890. eno dutioes of the Peace, Bonstables, Notaries For particulars see SER AZARIAS Gonnnigsiouers, Law Business Jan27-1m. ‘President. . 8. Bundy, , gti Peta VENING priday, Tig9 oak, Be ‘Tuesday, Wed- 4 pesday, Frida 7 to 9 o'cli month, ce, LATIN, G! GE} SEMAN FRENCH, ae RHA Private lessons at val Bow. “ELVIN, AME 02 6th etrost ae Jan 910 weer LEY CRUDHOMMIrS Ne uary. hours, Ila. my 3% 4and 64 p.m. Hours feservod for private instruction: faze cos | A ottered to adults and ate via and idioms os tors invited on ‘Thursdays, at 3: : 12m. are p.m. Terms m declT fe ee Drawing, Tester course in Latin seh the book stores. ee GONDEON, Principal. FOR — ae FRENCH SOR corner of I. FOULON, 903 16th st. n.w.. Private Lessons After School. the 25 ct Court of Clattan Be vol. 14, S30. htt nee, 8. Circuit Court Reports, vol. 3, '87. 50 ‘or sale EMOTIONS, @1: COMMUNISM ar aNDdogia= Drs Woolas $1.50; THE li Tuya ee” Hobart Macken Ae $2.00 LADY'S Live ROGET MOUN INS, 11. Din, $1.78; THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF 31.50. ae A or eed os " WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, jan2 Bas Tih oteset __BOOTS AND SHOES. _ Sere OULD HAVE THEM 120 pairs Ladies’ Kid juet Slippers, 60c , worth at least 7c. 120 Buskini rs Women’s Gore: fence will be worth! and 75c. uj ihe beet Bi Sep School Shoe in town, at Me BEL by, (Suen ig Shoe). Pair Justh’s Hat Plates given away. feblé EDUCTION EXTHAORDINARY. Men’s Hand-sewed 5.50, re- v