Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, TWHURSDAY........February 19, 1880. ———_—— CROSBY 8. 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 tothat of all the other daily papers here added to- Qetner. ‘THE Stax is connected with the wires of the Na- tional Telephone Exchange and with the Western Union Telephone Exchange. Both these agencies ean therefore be availed of in sending to Tu STaR Bavertisamenta, orders for the paper to be served, ews, or any information, st any hour of the day free of charze. These facilities are a reat conve- nifence, and will be appreciated by the customers of ‘Tue Stan. ras Subscriptions will be received and duly ac- counted to the New York Herald Irish Famine Fund at the office of Tue Star. A list, with ame of contributor, former residence in Ire- Jand, present residence, and amount of subscrip- ton, is now open. ——— ‘The Doubie-Sheet on Saturday. For the week ending on Saturday last, Feb- Yuary ith, Tak Star printed £14,001 copies, the largest regular edition ever published for any corresponding period at a time when there 4s no unusual spurt in the news market. The number of advertisements printed thus far in February, is 967. For the year thus far, 2,649. These figures cannot be exceeded by More than two papers south of New York, and but by few In the country. Advertisers and Dewsdealers will please send in their orders as early as possible for Saturday’s enlarged and extra edition. —____-+-—_____ The conservatives of England are very much elated at their unexpected victory in the elec- tion of one of their party to succeed the late Mr. Locke, liberal, in the borough of Southwark. ‘This was one of the liberal strongholds, and the Success of the conservative candidate, Clerke, bya plurality or 553 over his liberal competitor and aclear majority of 54 over the latter and the workingmen’s candidate combined, is re- garded as a marked endorsement of the minis- try. This election in Southwark fills the last ‘vacancy in the House of Commons from constit- encies now entitled to be represented. A com- plete house contains 658 members, but there are now only 651 seats open; four boroughs entitled to six seats having been disfranchised because of corrupt practices, and the writ for one mem- ber from the borough of Norwich has been suspended since 1875. The disfranchised bor- oughs are Beverly and Bridgewater, in Eng- and, and Silgo and Cashel, in Ireland. The 651 sitting members are divided politically as fol- Jows: conservatives, 344; liberals, 249, and Irish home rulers, 5s, making a combined opposition Of 307, and leaving a ministerial majority of 37. Of the conservatives 293 represent English con- Stituencles, 33 are from Ireland and 18 from Scotland. England sends 195 Uberals, Ireland 12and Scotland 42. The home rulers, number- ing 58, are all from Ireland. This shows a con- Servative majority of 95 in the English repre- sentation. In 1874 the conservatives in the House of Commons numbered 350, the liberals ‘242 and the home rulers 60, a conservative ma- jority of 48. So that throughout the six years that have elapsed, and In spite of bad harvests, depression in business and hard times, Lord Beaconsfield has almost maintained the ma- jority with which he came into power. That divinity which “doth hedge a king” Beems to afford special protection to the Czar of Russta, who has just escaped unhurt from an- other attempt of the nihilists to blow him up. ‘This last plot seems to point conclusively to the presence of conspirators very near the person of the Czar himself. Since the warning, so myste- Tiously delivered on the 5th of last December, that the winter palace would be blown into the air, every precaution that desire for the protec- tion of royalty could suggest has been observed. Even the streets around the palace were pa- trolled by picked men, and the gromnds were il- duminated at night by electric lights. In spite Of all the vigilance, however, the conspirators ‘were enabled to prepare thelr mine underneath theroyaldining hall. Butall the ingenuity of the nihilists and their agents failed at the very time when most needed, The plotters were not in- formed, it seems,“as to when their intended Victim placed himself within the reach of their infernal machine. They sprung their mine at the wrong time and murdered some of the guards, perhaps some of their confederates. ‘This last attempt has rendered the Czar “half Crazed” with fear, and there isa probability of his abdicating in favor of the Czarewitch. By this step the Czar would simply transfer the disagreeable attention of the nihilists from himself to hisson. The men who are employ- ing the agencies of dynamite and gun cotton to relieve them of tyranny are evidently deter- mined to havesome concessions from the crown, and the quickest way to end the trouble is to remove the causes of public dissatisfaction. ‘The ways and means committee have finally reported a 33; per cent. funding bill (given in yesterday’s Srar) and thefirst Tuesday in next month has been set apart by the House for its consideration. The discussion of this subject before the committee and the expressions of members of both Houses during the sesston, in- dicate a wide difference of opinion as to the Main feature of the bill—that fixing the rate of interest. There is no subject upon which mem- bers of Congress would rather talk than that of finance, and this bill affords a fine field-for such @iscussion. The firmness with which the 4 Per cent. bonds have maintained themselves at igh premium has had the effect of dissipating, toa considerable extent, the idea that a bond ‘Of less interest could not be successfully Nloated. ‘The advocates of the new bill insist that the Buccess of the four per cents. teaches that a 314 percent. bond can certainly float at par, and ‘that that ts as mnch as the government cares to accomplish, as premiums on bonds simply mean Profits to bankers and speculators. There will ‘be an effort, no doubt, to increase the rate of in- {erest, but the indications are that the present feature of the bill, in that respect, will be main- tained, by the House at least. Various ideas and theorles in regard to refunding the national @ebt will be presented in the shape of amend- Ments. and it 1s impossible to foretell in what shape .\€ measure will come out of the Congres- Bional will. ————_-re-__ Just now, hen the democrats of South Caro- ‘Yma are urgin, upon their legislature the adop- tion of the M. ssachusetts law restricting suf- frage to those who can read and write, the House of Representatives, here in Washington, is called upon to condemn that law. Boynton Contends that he ought to be given the seat in ‘the House now occupied by Dr. Loring, of Massachusetts, because the law referred to dis- franchised men enough who would have voted Zor him to have given hii a majority over the gitting member. He maintains that the law ts mnconstitutional, agd to award him the seat ‘would be equivalent to a declaration, on the Part of the House, that that position 1s correct. * The full reply of the District Commisstoners fo the request of Representative Aldrich—a sub- Committer of the House District committee—for 4nformation as to the operation an‘l enforce- Mend of existing laws for the collection of taxes in the District, printed in to-day’s Stax, will no Goubdt be read with interest, as it is a mutter in Which all tax payers here are concerned. ———__>-—___ ‘The periodical grumble at the long session of The legislature has broken out in Ohio, and it ‘Wil! aMiict the country until April, as it is an- aan ed that an earlier adjournment is imprac- P2MAMBE CLEnoYMEN, lawyers, ladies ane Hop Bittern, an they d donot intoniostee re brain and nerve Ww; ‘£28 WATER WAVE: je 1 ets Te MADAME ES. the cheapest and largest STOCK in the wily, oF a MY OWN MAKE. Sstustaaton always guaranteed. JR 4 wasrrs MADE TO ORDER, AFTER THE LATEST ENGLISH STYLES. W. 8. TEEL, * gopla feb19-1m Nerttes- ‘The firm of C.8. O'HARE & SON having been dissolved, the BRaNcu Store, corner 4th and H streets, will now be DISCONTINUED. THE OLD STA ore 1213 Seventh orth we Isbeing ENLARGED, to Pescmnnonass ne ‘crowds that continue to throng my well, stocked establish- ment. “My friends may expect the LOW "BIGES. O'HARE, Succeseors Ks oe. DHAUE & SON, it 1218 7th st. ABYLAND HAMS, THREE YEARS OLD, SMOKED WITH HICKORY WOOD. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, FINE GROCERIES, feb19 1421 New York Avenue, 'UCALYPTINE. A Toilet Preparation by based 9 gn produets from the Eucalyptus ralia. Cures Chapped Hands and Lips, Rough Stin te. Clean andagtece Sblein use. “To be had of all dr druggists. Price 25 cents. feb18-Im* VE WHY SHOUEDSINE, SER FOF MORTALS Because with every rrehaee of TEA or COFFEE S. P. TEA CO’S STORE, 703 7th Street, opposite U. 8. Patent Office, they receive a present in Crockery or Glassware. . V. A. SHIELDS, Proprietor. PRS, ADE! = DUVAL MAOK, of NewYork, iSeutiomet is {URBAN rae of studies at Tallmadge Hall, THURS AYS and SATUR- DAYS, at4 ts for course of eight les- Fons, Si for, Bale athall, Bingle admission, 50c. Private Lessons at $10 Indiana ave. feb18-1m No. 626 } PAPER HANGINGS. {_ No. 626, E Street. ROG iE 8 MO OULDING IN GI GIL ry D ‘CHERRY, PIOLURE Pion Pa "RACES, = WINDOW SHADES, At Free Art Gallery MIAMI TEINS Kew Store. febl8-lw. febl7-3t* No. 626 E st. n.w. wi are, & FOLK Or'stER DEPOT, N. ot BEE 'W., Wholesale and Retail. All choice varjetles” of Oysters con- ~ stantly on hand. and( Terrapins received daily. Fambies promptly supplied. Orders by telephone or postal card punctually at- ices low. feb17-6t ORGANS. ORGANS, ew. Seven an and Eight Stop ORGANS. of “celebrated Makers ir chee gantly finished Solid Walnut Cases, for the Rasy monthly be foes plan. NIMAO, ith st. n.w., ‘one door north of Pennsylvania ave. feblT-ly STABLISHED 1865. MONEY ON Bae te te AT 5 PER lesratee NO REASONABBLE OFFER REFUSED For our large stock of UnredeemedPledges, consist- ing of WATCHES, DIAMONDS, and JEWELRY. Made CLOTHING, BREECH and MUAILE LOADING GUNS. REVOLVERS and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. J.M. & RB. COHEN, LOAN OFFICE, feblT 1007 7th street northwest. year IMPORTANT ‘ABT SALE SPACIOUS. (GALLERIES MYERS & HEDIAN, NO. 46, N. CHARLES STREET, ALTIMORE, MD., MONDAY, TUESDAY tna WEDNESDAY Fes. 23p, 24TH aND aera AT 13§ O'cLOcK Each 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 Hf. Bouchton, Hubuey Calame, Hiddeman, Gael Becker, Plassan, Jimenez, Frere, Zimmerman, In- nocent!, Wm. Hart, McEntee, Shattuck, Brown, Heade, ‘and very many others of the most noted Ar- tists of Europe and America. It will well repay” all lovers of Art in Washington to visit the Galleries of es sent them will & HEDIAN, Baltimore, feb17-4t Le ‘TOR AND ORGANIST OF ST. JO} JHURCH desire to attempt a choir of Men oa Boys. They will be in attendance at the Church sth and Uf sis.) on TUESDAY and FRI- AY AFTERNOONS, at 4:30 o'clock to receive ap- Piles tona pram Bove only, Ifa sufficient number of available voices can be had small stipend rill bo pata to all who are acy ited, to be iricreased as merited. '¥8 not accepted for the choir will be received as pupil, and will receive regular instruction twice a week, and be promoted to the choir and to stipends as yecancies occur, oF as proficiency is attained. All boys accented as choiristers or pupils will be taught to read music at sight, and mae obey, the choir rules implicitly. 16-207 e THE HUB PUNCH. PREPARED ONLY BY Cc. H. GRAVES & SONS, 85 HAWKINS STREET, Bostor, Mass. The foreign liquors 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. For sale by all Hotels and Licensed Grocers in Washington. J. H. CRANE, No. 460 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, febl2-Im___ General Agent, Washington, D.O. 'USSELL’S ICE CREAM. ante Vi erictee s and Qolors. a Ion 0: WINE SELLY” VEANOY py OAKE i) PIES AND WEDPING CAKES: sheet Ns febs-Im2p2e ts 1427 New York ave Por Ray RAD CHEAPEST CHEAPEST were FLAVGRING STOCK K FO OPS, DISHES AND SAUO! BBO) mvE LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. ‘*‘Is a success and a boon for which na; tions should t feels itef ul”’—-Bee *' “Lancet,” Medical Journal,” &o. CAUTION.—Genuine only with the fac simile ‘Baron Licbig's Signature in Blue tuk scross tie “Consumption in England increased ten-fold it ten years.” TSEATO To bonad of aus Storexeo Fare aioe ister Bat 1 ber ‘aah a Sark 5 Now orenine— GENTLEMEN'S HATS for carly spring wear. Also, new patterns or youths STINEMETZ, 14 Hatter. 1937 Penna. iENUINE viceny. Rl pesca "te Grave Discus of tie GRANDE pe sass 8 the Liver. Diseases of the on Dee Stomach, Borman" WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. _ = with OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR COUNTRY ieee | fee ee mes ANTED—IoMEDIATELY—A WHIT! nee mgquare. feb19-6t* JOHN SHEBMAR & 00., dress H. 8., 627 Mass. ave. 1.W. 19-8 = \BNER’ = y * ANTED—To Bornow—$1.800for three years, Wie STE Se | Eero Sees SOROS wv rnc tinstecann es Rien WANTED, BOARDING, by 8 gentiemn ana | quis CVS ee sa esl Metate Racks aad Amctiomeeat. fim. Addrees P. 8. S., Box 64, City P.O. fob1d- 3 OAL Se Box Oo. AUN OS Se eS on, Address P. 8.8., Box 640, City P.O. febl9-3t” Blar Oiice, etating particulars. Fash desirable BRIORS, os. 103, = ARM FOR SALE OR RENT. Wa TED SURUATION bya eeoeseoee ante | xeat om Apply (0 ALBERT F. FOR, Noe ou0 F SAVE YOUB RENT AND BUY A HOME. _ five miles from Washington; accessable by fine ae tat n cook. | Call at feb19-3t_ | HOUS! PRI ON TERM land. well watered and stocked : orch- 2229 "Bo nd 10th st. ongnite | SeMw- —_——_—___ fo 0 ES AT ALL PRICES, AND Fo fl pee Siete pee eee Wa. baa feb19-2t* oF ey ee Pat PAR TO SUIT. ont-buildings ; ane le foe dairy or RarashiSe: ANTED—By a middi caged hit: ma ir Ms 5! sol any, one pure ing: aaa ng country; erence given S oe On Ta sume ANTED_A good WHITE WOMAN for cok apaaten mores Gene t S R, 92 0. W. Was housemaid. No washing. Only those with | WORTH, 1028 Vermont or eee Beene Store, 531 7th at.n.w.. $187 ANTE = buy ont «email ie good city refereaces need answer. Call & ior Ver- | ————— _———___—_. | Store, 521 7th st.n.w 100 CANDY STORE, cheap for cash, mont avenue, corner 10th and T sts n.w. POH BENT OF 1ath tn. fees Store, 1811 7theat.n. w 15 | iocation. addres, stating particulars. ANTED-A White WOMAN, to do, Fong’ | ments, second, floor, with ’ balcony; hot ath on Boned, star omees A PUSSY fopty-2t W housework, st 706 © at. fob18-3t* same floor: $28, including heat and gas. V ee ‘0068 for oe year, ier which ten WANTED ys pectable way nl a SITU; | TOR RENT OR FOR SALE—Two HOUSES, with Percent interest will be paid, with ample real meee pace envenoas kone. 103 3 st | Be dante stabies, good water, and seven actos of TebI8,19,21. OUBeW : bet. Gand He.w. £00182 | ee ee ee aecanll sie ARDWARE.ONEHAGR NTEREST fa a ‘AN’ hite gin, © SITUATION as W: rep bys wii girl st Cae chambermaid, refer- Cis Apply 604 tea st. n nwo ctor Re ‘Relock p.m. ‘ARTED—A frat case COOK, ames man or ‘woman ; must come well recommended. Ap- ply 705 16th st., between G and New York avenue fabl8-3t? TANTED—Three communicating ROOM floor ; private family ; references. Address Box 17, Star office. febl7-3t* |) ANTED—A resrectable WHITE GIRL from 10 Wiz years: permanent home, and education if suited. Apply 454 Pa.avenue,south side. £17-3¢* near the Ratervolr ‘on_the Conduit road. faguire JQHN HOOVER, New Jersey ave., betwee ut ns Ww. feb19- ca BRENT Furnished Booms. Tits pass be ‘and hot and cold wat ais Per month, by a first ares at 592 indians feb18-6t* FURNISHED —One SUITE OF bed-room and parior, first floor; on other floors. 515 14th st. eb18-3t* (OR RENT Brick HOUSE, southwest corner of 18th and K sts. n.w., with la rden and all modern improvements; ‘ill be renediis ww 0.8 per- manent tenang. 17-20 PRS RENT — also, Roonts new. V ANTED_A lady wishes 8 POSITION to, taach English branches, French ai ‘usic. Refer- ences ziven. Addreak ries CHAMBERLATNE, No. 3 Argyle avenue, Baltimore, Md. DIT WANTED A chance to FINISH MY Tape dresemaking ; or will pay $20 monthly for a Position in any of the Celera paying $40 ments. Adore aie rofiee.. f17% ANTED— RIMMERS and tso ASSISTANT. MILLINERS. sat A aie LIAN'S. eb16-LW WANTED PRUNING by an SEnieee son; «rape vines, orchards, and all kinds of landscape, gardening; best references. Address D. LOGAN, 2069,7th st. n.w. feb13-6t" Wi .NTED—White craton COOKS, CHAM- ae 8; AUR RSE! nd _other help. Ree, Hom 3h; Federal B ee ‘comer ttn sna Be som ree . O:&. PRICE & 00. febl0-11t* ANTED-—You to examine and choose a SEW- ING MAOHINE from 18 different kinds. Any ope not satisfactory subject to exchange for any ofier, Renting and. Te} Par Moe KENNEY, 497 9th et-newe Coe ee to OLEAN, at ft RIOR Orders by mail or feft a cor. i ‘Messrs. Ho0e, Bro. 1328 F id Pa. ave., 01 Oo. it., Carpet Dealers. ‘octitd-6m a One OLEANING. Al ‘t CHAGE’S, 616 Loulsi- anaave. oe nara BOARDING. OARDING.—ROOMS, en suite and single, at 2027 Ist. n.w.; southern front; Pennsylvani: ve. cars pass door. feb19, 21, 25,2 9TH Sr. N. W.—Bright, pleasant, 102 7 nicel; Eurpinlied ROOMS, single or en 10 with g sD; exerlient location, be- twe Aen Mamsehectes aye. and L st. Terms mod- orate. feb19-3t* ‘OR RENT—With BOARD, in a private family, ore ROOM, or suite of Rooms, with bath ; sout! ern exposure and desirable locality, ou line of street care. 2501 Pennsylvania ave. feb18-6t* W tid BOARD, ONE LARGE, WELL, FUR- nished, sunny ROOM ; second floor; also one on third floor, hot’ and cold water, every modera convenience, and centrally located. Rent modar- ate to permanent parties. 9121 et.n.w. febl7-3t* OR RENT Larwe ROOMS, singly. Apply at F 316 Indiana avenue. irst-cli faae Board ‘ding 8) per month. [feb16- om eagAR ART FLAGLER F OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS on second floor, ‘with BOARD, in a private family, near dey ments and cars. Terms moderate. 1908 D.W. febl2- a a HE, TREMONT HOUSE offers aa ith first class Ho! and ee ew pet tel Board, for: month ‘House | is well furnished, and — nF YOOMTET, , HOUR 612 9th oe ae of the cosiest an conducted boarding houses in thecity, ‘Transient goarders agsrmme: ated at reasonable terms. novl9 LOST AND FOUND. OST—Saturday afternoon or evening, a CAV- ALRY PIN—gold crossed sabres, wit i figure 7 in plating, lapping them, Liberal reward | paid if returned to Ebbitt House. 9-2t OCKETBOOK LOST—A small FOCKBIEOOR, containing some money and a number of rail: Foad passee. If the finder will report same to bit House he will be liberally rewarded. _feb! OSt—Lady's HATR BREAST PIN in going from ith, up G street to Foundry Church, or in the church.” Elberal Toward if retianed to’ 715 11th st new. feb13-2¢* O8T_-950 Rewanp—Snnday night. February ‘15th, 1880, SOLITAL RE DIAMOND out of in house’ cor. 13th and ; Reward pt ‘and no questions asked. Bend information to 475 C st. n.w. feb18-2t" FOR SALE. OR SALE—The FURNITURE of four rooms: nicely furnished for light housekeeping : rooms can be rented reasonably if desired. yeh y.at SLL FE SALE—EGGS for hatching from White Loe- home and Silver Peneiled, Hambares took frst premium at Washington, and at National Fair, Inquire W. G. LEE, 1581 Madison st. om SALE—A VILLAGE CART, tho nowest out in the way of a, carriage, Call ai Bee it. = 8 second-hand, cist ar lose front one-horse CAR- {TAGE: @190. Second-hand JOMP-AEAT. 81 reer Sia henna maa fOn CaaAT 810 100." Now iste time to buy. H. GRAHAM, 410-416 81h st. nw. Repairing promptly attended to. febli-lw ‘OR SALE—The REMNANT OF STOOK OF JOHN F. BRIDGETT’S own manufacture. One COUPE ROCKAWAY, one VICTORIA, BUG- GIES and CARRIAGES at extremely low prices, at ¢ Bazaar, No. 940 Louisiana avenue. febi3-lw ALFRED SPATES. [BASE FOR SALE A VERY LIGHT BREW. STER, single seat, Top Buggy, a8; good as new. One (1) new five-glass Landeau, in use’ but one month only, made by a’ firat-clasa manu- facturer of Eniadeiphia. A bargain. One (1) Coupelette, in use but one ee made by the same maker. ‘Also, a very nice Coupe, in first-claas 01 With an assortment of CARRIAGES and BUG- GIES of my own, manufacture, and a good many Soon eat BUGGIES and other V1 EMICL ch will be sold very low at my Manufactor Ros. fis 414, 416 14th st., corner 2-Im ANDREW J. JOYCE. FE SALE—A lot of fine Sin; BONS GANA. RIES ; also mOOnes peony ee RDS, PARROT, BIRD. CAGED, 9 Birs Btore, 195 7th st. PAR TBREGHT Tl )-1m' ARTIES ABOUT PURCHASING OR DISPOS- EB CE tae HORSES and nae ESS, will fi advan- call on me, at aren = remaster Geieand for the mane: All orders for purchasing or disposing of Stock Will receive promipt attention, and satisfaction guar- WA. F DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 1igh gt. Pea Fe SALE.—Just arrived from West Va., ae gon HORSES, suitable for draught and driving purposes. “All Horsos warranted as fepreeeateds Apply 1203 C nave Tepgcawe PP HUGH QUIGLEY. EVERAL FINE “PIANOS, very little usod, in- cluding one STIEFF Cabinet Grand, or sale at bargains for cash, at 725 “th st. DW. el IE SALE—Licht BRAHMA EGGS and FOWLS; ae $2.00 iur 13; Fowls 86.00 per pair. Stoel Yook Ist premium at sliow in this city. Appt ny to 936 Lousiana Jan: FINAN CIAL. | HOMAS I. DAY & 0O., BANKERS AND Buoy 64 and 66 Brvadvia Tis: Buy and sell on small marving, Stock ds and ‘Miscellaneous Beeurition, and oor aad also Newotiote Stock Privilege Contracts at favorable rates. formation furnished on application. febid-codban 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 DE. WILLIAMSON, feb7-3m 523 13th street northwest. AS FIXTURES. GAS FIXTURES. SPLENDID LINE OF GOODS. oe a ners on hand a nice lot of GAS FIXTURES, will sell at old prices for the Next Sixty Persons in want of GAS FIXTURES, or likely to want them soon, will save 30 good article. Bee comes ona eet 15th street, febll Cozcenam Borupma.. i VAOOINE, Por! ar, Reuuni Wel heater he ‘Wank; Hop Bittsrs, Forse oy ay patho 9B 0 LTE wn ‘OR KENT—A Brick RESIDENCE, on = north side of New York ave., between 13th and 14th ate., containing twelve rooms; a good location for HE jsictan, fora school or for boarding purposes. ITCH, FOX & BROWN, 1437 Pa. ave. _febl7-3t we iivens. iis feb16-1m = RENT—519 13th st. n w., two handsomel, Fbmnisned strreser ROOMS. all modern tm provements; Srat andl secant floors; bath on each loor ; terms moderate. febl4-3m_ OR SALE — Ax A. Banaawx—Three-story gard roof, with finished basament Brick HOUSE, No. 919 Cat new. 7 all modern tn roves ments. “Apply to ALBERT FOX, No- 920 F- febl4-6t- R RENT—The _ three- and basement Fa Brick Dwelling HOUSE ‘leven rooms, No TSIS Net. n-w. Inquire of C. N. THOM, No,’ 718 5th a as RENT OR SALE—Two me mew BRICK DWELLINGS, 9 rooms, with all mod. imps., Nos. 1822 and 1824 16th at. ; rent 830—open. J. G.'HESTER, 619 7th st. febl2 OR RENT—HOUSE No. 121 north A st., near the Capitol, containing 8 rooms and basement; rent $18. Inquire 123 north A st. Jan31-3W Fes ee some PARLOBS and ing, and several small BEDROOMS. 354 Penni vania ave. corner 43¢ st. augll-7m' PERSONAL. FpswoRRnorps PILES) CURED WITHOUT Remember, rou. are ea to pay until "8 °Go ou ‘are cured. D., 714 13th st. n.w. A foto Pat PJ Le P. ANDERSON: ynewen) snow Aber nd Business Medium, jan Fran een | formeny, of New Yerk city, 1s ‘ooated, # at No. 24 and Pa. aye. n.w. ADAM BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. business confidential. Ladies and Gentlemen 50 conte em each. 416 Lst., bet, 4th and 5th sts.n.w. ADAME ROG the none eetabkabed, reliable Doctress gives better sat fection in all affairs of life ‘one in the pro fession ; the past, present an: Fee ate | eee alivion and ee on all, matters apper- fists to busters love aod matrimony. All in foable oan H, Batisfaction given or no pay. Consultation Booms, 402 2d st., above st-nortn- "JOHN PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to tof “people, with abstracts of freas op real onto. 0 ‘S. tau #0 10 Dit. Always in before 9 and from a to 6. JIL-Lame eee eee eee ee AEE PROFESSIONAL. OWES M. LONG, M. D., resj respect etfully ders his services to the citizens of Washing- ton asa Physician and Accoucher.. He offers an left on his slate feb18-1m* \0OT SURGERY, CORNE, Banton Diseased Nails, Chilblains, Vascular Ex- Ee &e., DR. WHITE'S nineteenth, oon. Seentive year of practice in Washinton, core buenanen lie ® pennsy vais avenue, opposite Willard’s i pate ronized by the elite of the World.” Oftiee fee Bt per ETURNED.—J. site mayne's harges rate. Filling a mea special Tecth on Gold and Pure silver, adruiniste! ” Best of reference? feb3 = WEISENBORS, removed to 410 11th Bin W. OLLLULOID TEETH inserted 87 to 810 eet, and all operations on the natural at reasonable prices. Ex- tracting, 60 conte. deol6 R. M. 8S. BROWN, DENTIST, No. 726 147u ” Di Store. Ni- Er 2 ie B i fe} T. M, TALBOTT, Danzer, Hemoved to southeast corner 7th ana = GARR atrecta nortbweet. ‘Teeth inserted 81 Der 1, DURE, Descrian, O19 7th street northwest, street between and K si Beautiful Sets of Teeth, 88; Teeth $1; Extracting: operat iens vain, 50 centa. tions war- PIANOS AND ORGANS. F PIANO! ishest honors Paris Ex- porition Universelle 1878. ‘TWO FIRST PREMIUMS at National Fair, Washington. pe The Btieft Boudoir Grand, the Artist's Piano, defies competi- ey Agents for the celebrated Kranich & Bach and gue frst class pce 08 and the unrivaled Peloubet 8. G"Ee WILD @ BRO. {cbl7__ 728 7th st. n.w., detwoon G and H. IANOS—Beautiful and hts—full: oe ee gee on. monthly Pi yments. A splen -octave Rosewood, used, ata sacrifice, for cash. a6 experienin an this District Call at eee! -6t* . BECKER'S, 907 H st. n.w. Pyros Heed , ORGANS AT PRICES THAT DE- fy competition. NES ’. NIMMO & CO., feb13 x. 410 Lith st. n.w. as PIANOS, HE BEAUTIFUL DECKER BROS.’ matchless. BURDETT ORGANS. G. KUHN, Sole Agent ec8-8m. sor tot st Oth st. n.w. ‘M. KNABE’S PIANGS, ‘Universally ackni ‘to be the BEST NOW MANUFACTURED, aaa al artists. ORGANS from celebrated makers for sale and rent. and Iopairing promptly attended t0. ‘REI 027-6m Noaae Lith sta0 few ‘doors ve above Paay. SPECIAL NOTICE. CLOTHING AT A REDUCTION OF TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. Those who are in want of BARE BARGAINS IN FINE, STYLISH AND WELL-MADE GAR- MENTS SHOULD NOT FAIL TO CALL ON A. STRAUS, THE POPULAR CLOTHIER, OME PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 10th and 11th Streets, AS HE WILL OFFER FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS HIS STOOK OF OVERCOATS, DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS, ATA REDUCTION OF. TWENTY-FIVE PER In order to make room for Spring Goods. _feb13 NEVER WEARS OUT: ALWAYS OLEAN aoa oad be worn while bathing, is at Mrs. iter Gone silon to the wants of ady patrons. deoll GEoneE BYNEAL, Jr Deaae Dt OIL AND WATER COLORS, Att mms oF Fancy Antiones vox Hoar Goons. eck, «ELE 7H ote (Opp. Odd Follows’ Ball.) : 8 Gall for out list of Property for rent and for sale. aye have some desiral jouses in exchange for desiral MONEY TO LOAN on Resl Estate security, at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. fel9 ‘OR RENT— B. H. WARNER, 916 F Street Noxruwest. % 800 Det. ne... 22 at. 928 24tn st. no. 3 12100 st. aw . sgeneen ist ate eto} fasta from 85 up. Desirable small Farm, 26 985 -V1 1918 Unionto' ox Good nous ey iwrater and mnt low. ‘DESIBASLE OFFIGES IN 916 F'SE, H.W. ‘The Real Review, publish office on the 25th of each month, Contains & complete Ust of all'the houses I have £or rent, ‘with reports concerning the condition of the real estate market throushout the country. Gall and get's copy. t EAL ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh street. Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.) Three-Story Houses For Sale. Park Hotel, 7th FE reed mon mye 721, 123, 725 15th at. 0. Det. bet. secand 2a6t Be, per ft. 9th at., bet. D and E sts.s.w., per ft. Houses for Rent. 416 10th et. n.w.. mod. imps. 13 rs, a8 H 8 rs. t, .W., Thod. i Beall st.. Georgetown, BRSSS SEsessess Ssseseszsessesees BRRRSSEESEEER TB. 1034 New Jersey ave., 7 5B. Offices. Basement Lenox Building. B15. 820 F st , room 5. 10. $20 F st., room 5. = st H 615 7th st., room i 8. 615 oe et., » upper fice. 5. 519 71 room | 8.. = 8 10.00 1543 Fst rooms and , 2d M160 8.00 ‘The aboveis only a small part of the property for rent and sale on my books. For complete li sy bulletin issued on the 1st and 15th of each mont Which can be had on application at my office, or be sent by mail Loans. 82,000, 81,000, $600, at 7 per cent. feb18 OR RENT. FOR RENT. DWELLINGS. 732 21st st., bk. gare ens 1918 K st., 0) ‘FOR RENT. STORE! aus Pa.ave., bk.,6 rs825 2109 K st., senete. B15 422d at.,bk.,9'rs....15_ 810 Del. ave.. wt WALTER h iLcox = Estate Agent, feblT-eod6t Corner ‘20th and I sts. n. ees ‘4TH BuO} ‘No. sis watreot, epposite Masonlo Temple. For Rent, Furnished. Manion, West End.¢360 Ori Penna. ave. 1.W Eot., near 7th. Fat near 11th. fete 125 Ce. het Ist and 2d: 100 Mt. Pleasant, 20 rs. Rtodaart at, Goon: 100 934 Ast., near 2d. 33 Le Droit Park. 62 Pa.ave., near 141 Un 124 1631 Gor 3P 4th SO th 352 31P na Houses, Stal n.W, &o. \ALE! FORE SALE! BR SALEM! w House near 17th and Mats: Large 500 Gor 1sthand L (to close an estat 500 New Brick, near 7th and Qn.w.. 000 8-roomed Brick, with stable, 141 ‘000 New Houses on O-street line of cars 1,500 Honses near new market, on 9th st. 82,600 aid 1,600 Jot in northwest, 1 145; no cash for two years. 6 Lots near 15th aed cents per foot tr E.’A. MoINTIRE. Foe RENT. B. O. HOLTZMAN, BEAL EsTaTE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. ead oBa &B. 0. HOLTZMAN, gees stapes Fats BPEg nee ry 483, Bs = Pea BREE, : C pe Et Money on hand to loan at 6, 7 and 8 per cent Jan31 SEO. Tend 6 per cont Jensi ———————————SSSSSSSSSS SUok? BRD. SUOTHING, ie WATCHES Beret tbat gS Hardware Establishment doing a ood busi- peas snd in the beet location in the sity. Address x 134, Star office. St ARTNERSHIP WAS a = om wission House, by a New York gentleman hav- ing an extensive acquaintances in all the best butter districts, commanding a large trade to. an Al house with capital. Address C. F. JONES, Star oflice. rANTED-PURGEAGER for Household Goods for light housekeeping: everything new and first class: one Chamber Set, Dining-room and Kitchen furniture. Call at 317 439 st. n.Ww., ppetare m., orafter 5 p. m. febl7-3t RM FOR SALE.—Will sell at private sale, a FARM, situated on the Potomac river, four iniles below Alexandria, Va., containing about one hun- dred and sixty acres, aif improved, well fenced ; fruit 4 large house, lane barn, Inquire at 907 Louisiana hington, or S. the place. (febs-st"]" 8. H. JOR SALE, Cirar—A modern BRICK HOUSE, with basement, 6 rooms; convenient to Capitol and Government’ Printing’ Office. Price $1,200; email cash payment ; balance monthly. MIDDLETON, feb13-2w Real Estate Agent, 15th and G sta. EFICE AND DESK ROOM FOR RENT LOW, LADIES’ Orie! OF SPRING GARMENTS. SILK, SILK DE LYONS and DRAP D'ETB MANTILLAS. LIGHT WEIGHT ULSTERS, JACKETS AND CIRCULARS, M. WILLIAN'S, 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. [feb16] 907 Pa. ave. YE ARE SELLING GENUINE MONOGRAM KID GLOVES In SACK HADES, ae falome =e) OPERA 2. Button, S batt : on, Button, 3 2s. utton, 81.50. BEST SELECTED STOCK IN CITY AT J. P. PALMER'S, No. 1107 F street northwest. nt Do B.—Orders through telophone promptly filled. eb: GOoDs. DOUGLASS’, Ninth and F Sts., Bt. Cloud BUag. 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 propoggion. Every Apticie a Bancarn. DOUGLASS’, feb? 522-524 and 526 Ninth st. 7ERMILYA'S LADIES’ BOOTS, Unsurpaseed for Beauty, Comfort and Durability. Winter BOOTS selling at reduced prices, at in Le Droit Building. Apply JOHN T. ARMS, J. H. VERMILYA’S, Room No. 19. eae! febieoe febs 610 9th street. ‘OK SALE—CHEAP—A plete and hand- TAL Cos’ romely finished. HOUSE; south front: wih- | AT ACTUAL Cost in few feet of Iowa Circle. For terms and. Koy ap- FOR CASH. ply at 1312 12th st. n.w. feb13-2w' LOAN Entire stock of MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, T Money, on X REAL ESTATE, EMEEOND ENT EE and sD 1G! 8 To Strr, At 6, 7 and 8 per ‘cent. aricoes No Delay. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, feb7-tr 10th and F sts. n.w. re " [RE NEW DWELLING No. 1534 19ts STREET containing ten rooms besides furnace and bath room, coal cellar, pantries, closets, &c., can be pur- chased ata moderate price. Terms, $1,000 cas gud $500 every six months; interest at 7’ per cont. Also, two HOUSES on sume square, for sale on eaay ierms. Apply 47 Corcoran building. 2" BASCATNS A Great Bargain ing fo 8 10-foot aliey.on Sth #t., on Ust., between 13th and 1atit Lo aM; Lot bixvsyon ith ee bet ind T; Lot 70200, corner sth and Satssand fu er fine lote, in any location and any nize wanted, rom 10 cents to 83 per foot. Also, a nico Property im the west end, with 10 rooms, all inoderm convon ences ; built and finish ed in the best of style—a rare barvain to an immediath mer. ‘a hand- rome three-story preas-brick House on i st., bet, ‘7th and 8th ; 10 rooms, all modern conveniences, and in perfect order, Briendid chance fora business maz. Money at 6, 7, and 8 per cent. cording to ‘ainount wanted and security offred. BURFORD & GO. Heal Estate Agents, 708 E street n. w. Foe BALE. 1537 I STREET N. W., it new three story pressed brick RESI- brown stone trimmings; contains eighteen” ‘Tome exclusive of bath, pantri rooms a has every improvement; fin- ished tiroughout fd oh nar iegod; thorouly t nuit, and in every respect a firs roperty. sola at a great barzain. Anel DEN MONEY TO LOAN, Pa arpr approved Real Estate Security, at lowest mar- THOS. J. FISHER & 0O., 1223 F stroetnorthwest. WM. H. MAIN & BROS. St. Goan. Crees: Hot ene 3d and es ave. mc t ou want fo bay, se wel or excl or iy aude iat Fors ae HOUSE, 8 rooms, neighborhood of the new EA forse, BOS feb3 Bg st.n.w., suitable for a business id. Inquire at 1729 9th st.n.w. DENNIS ‘FOGARTY. jan20-Im* Movs TO LOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SEOUBITY, - B. H. WABNER, jan5 916 F st. n.w. ONEY TO LOAN ON LIFE AND ENDOW- aout git ieat ae buy WIDE] y fanptor Be nes W ROGERS & GO oor Lexington aa Baltimore. dol8“009m TS: TOA OS FEAL ESTATE. 8 Money innate Be ikianToN, jan3-2m* 323 436 street northwest. EDUCATIONAL. PROFESSOR, LARROQUE, 728 19th st., ative French Instructor, graduate of Sorbonne Uni- yersity, Paris. Private instruction im all the French branches and niceties. ‘Terms moderate. febl4-6t* Until February 25. qbtgek must bo sold to make room for Spring joods. MME. M. J. HUNT, feb7 Nos. 691 and 623 D Street. M ¥ABEYONABLE' BLE DRESSMAKER. BRIDAL TROUSSEAUS MOURNING ORDERS. UTIL ING orders filed at shortest notice, and in most artistie Teevas-t.th,s,6m 907 Pa. ave. ME. L. P. JEANNERET, Or BariMone, 1107 Pennsylvania ‘Will sell for ome week only HANDSOME FRENCH BONNETS, regardless of cost, as she intends Din a? for the season. Jan: C=: RUPPERT, TEMPLE OF FANOY GOODS, No. 403 and 405 7th st. ».w., Received per steamer Berlin a fine assortment of GERMAN FAVORS, SILK and COTTON DOMINO MASES,; PAPER MASKS of all characters. Jan24 VALENTINES of all descripti Less BELLE LUCAS. DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPAOE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. LA? SHOES—OF THE ONLY IN THE CITY. TO ORDER FIRST OLASS. ¢ 31-35, MANGE, Mary’ EB: ryan 1. \LINESS. i) SCHR honnae seule INTER-OCEANINIO CAN f FORLENT, and other Lenten Books. I DAILY JOURNALS. JAMES J. CHAPM. feb16_MeTROPOLITAN BooKsToRe, ‘P11 Pa. ave, TA CIRCLE SELECT GRADED SOHOOL, on the Public School Plan with Kindergarten, at'936 st. n.w. Next term commences Februaty goth. D. N. BROWN, Principal. feb6-2w* OOK HILL COLLEGE, — Second Session beg ity FEBRUAKY 1 is, 1880. = BROTHER AZARIAS, Jan27-1m ee \VENING - E VEN ) OLABSES— Monday, iy, Wed- ane advance TART OnE 7 to 9 o’ciocl ue Per ane, ENGI TEESTAT MATION. Prepara‘ Gallen, Weat Pott Priv: domi I is at We. FLYNN eats sate other hours® 8. 910 2 ‘LLE V. TRUD HOMME: fer iow Gisss hours Wha ee oi 42nd 6 a youn Senerved for private inetfa 3 aes offered api adults and children vane and idioms ¢ practically taught, Visitors on Shursdays, ‘at 99 P. ‘Office hours: Bim wlp. me Terms meseatee declT TSSES POLLOCK AND, NOERIPS School ny erearten, 1127 13th st. w. abe Br laste grammar ge, ally instruction ia German ven, free. inal department for isaios. a EK Ayes for (ae and. a Engen branchos, ineiugiog” Book Neoping and rani el keeping ait Swing, extended ‘ooutee in Latin and Reouck: Circulars at the book stores. » G. ML GONDEON, Principal. dectt Ree om ENCE: BCrOOn: FOR YOUNG Ladies FOULON, 903 1 Noth et nee neW., corner of I. Private Lessons After School Hours. Prospectus a1 at Madame Delarus, French fan store, Pa. ave. deot-#m aSLENOOD: See EU TES ae 0 Der quater: Goan BA B45. ‘Stu- ‘ale or ceerard: bases Fra ‘ASE: Peinotpal. as PUSINESS / COLLEGE. Streets N.W., Pres ed onto Hes real athe. to sons and. datientors the course comprises Penmanship, 8; ition, Correspend: Busine fe ‘and Double Entry Bookkeepirty, - joes, tical. cere Gone Law. and Leo tures. a evenings sees Open for recep Hon of students last fonday tnd August and there. aus 'H. 0. SPENCER, of PIANO, ORGAN and oJ. VoOAL MUSTO. Partiouins netoction £2, Be (Lbs se well as Hoge wiahing foe guained eae ow THE TRADES. OOKBINPING. =a ee sere SOOKBINDERY 1s carried on as as heretofore, ine. aa ent Workmen are employed, and the work tasned Will be in the su ‘which has always been & Charectoristic ol the cetsblishment: aps 1012 Pennsylvania avenue, third floor. IBSON ee a iss aera Hai =e 719 sancass 719 EXTRAORDINARY. CHEAPER THAN EVER. Belling AT COST FOR OASH for a few days longer, at DAVIS’, 719 Market Space, corner 8th st. Ch out ona: lots of a Pore FRINGES, BUTTONS, &c., at great sacrifi DAVIS’, 719 Market Space. Callearly and secure BARGAINS, at DAVIS’. Y {GOODS and NO- TIONS ot chee for cash, fora few day longer, st DAVIS’, febls-lw 719 Market Space, corner 8th st. ees WHOOPING QQUGH SPECIFIO IB For pale by pore ea feb17-6¢ NEW PUBLICATIONS. SECOND VOLUME MEMOIRS OF MADAME DE T, in Paper, 60c. Franklin Square, tia MOTHS. By Ouida. Cloth, $1.25. ueyous OF PRINCE METTERNIOH, 2 vols. TENNYSON'S SONGS. Set to Music. 85. ALL NEW BODES SC VED AS SOON AS THE FINEST OUALaTIES OF STATIONERY A "s: noeRANCHS, AN! STATONES, | zoe Pa. ave., cor. 11th st. febs eer. TES. Le See VALE VALENTINES FOR 1880. oat anaes) FOR 1880. ‘The Justice’ Miuntel of Btatuts, Judicial a Elementary Law, with appropriate Forms for tuo of Justices of the Posse jonstables, Rotaries Public, Commissioners, Lawy: Busi hich, by Chas. &- Bundy, of the District of Colum bia bar; Price 4. The Game of “Fifteen,” the “New Solitaire, "25 ota. of Claims Reports, vol. hes’ U.S Oiroult Oourt Reporte, 14, 86, vol. 0. x oa ‘Law BooxseniEns ‘or sale icCOSH’S OOK, THE Dots NB, 820 ‘CouMonisat AND: Isey, $1.50; THE 19TH GaN. by’ Robert’ MacKenzi i THE ROORY MOUN 1.75; THE AUTOBIOGRAPH pile CS clot ‘Anew suppiy of A’Fool's wrrand ‘an ALLANTYNE & 80) ‘WM. B: pire ay IN, BOOTS AND SHOES. VERY HOUSEHOLD SHOULD HAVE THEM. jan22 ‘oe. HG) patra Ohudren's 8H. Value 81. Ohildren's und Misses’ School Shoes, 60 and 75c. up. ‘he beet 8 Scpool Shoe in town, at [4 and 1916 Pa. SELBY, (Sign Big Shoe), Pair Justh’s Heel Plates given'away. EDUCTION EXQRAORDINATY. Men's Hand-sews a ists ie peeange at Hand-cowed Calf be aye Books, $6, pictnes wits @o00s at correspondi: ake room for 8p ing Btook B Brome, 1614 14th a1 ‘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. ans WILL BE SOLD AT PRIME OOST For Tae Next 15 Days. DYEING AND SCOURING, 49 JEFFERSON 8T., Gzoncrrows, D. 0. ‘Work called for, and delivered free of charge.