Evening Star Newspaper, February 20, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. FRIDAY............. February 20, 1880. CROSBY S. NOYES....Editor. owes ICF. CREAM, $1.15 2 gallon. L. Le cease 5c. aquatt OWSON'S ICE HOWSOW'S IGE GHEA Mie tees attover“f00-21° wi HITE LEGHORN EGGS for aiaeebing: Leae 1.25 13. iy remium Fair, hei fats md se d at Poultry Eauibigon. ot ce H. POrBURY, 2114 Letn w. 120-3 The Evening Star has a regular, perma- nent, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equattothat of all the other daily papers here added to- getner. ee Subscriptions will be received and duly ac- counted to the New York Heraid Irish Famine Fund at the office of Tue Star. A list, with ame of contributor, former residence tn Ire- land, present residence, and amount of subscrip- ton, is now open. a ee ‘The Double-Sheet To-morrow. For the week ending on Saturday last, Feb- ruary 14th, Tuk Stak printed 114,004 copies, the largest regular edition ever published for any corresponding period at a time when there is no unusual spurt in the news market. The number of advertisements printed thus far in February, is 1,@07. For the year thus far, 2,689. These figures cannot be exceeded by more than two paperssouth of New York, and but by few in the country. Advertisers and newsdealers will confer a favor by sending in their orders early. —___---_____ About the 21st Rule. = The contest in the House over th: rule terminated yesterday In a victory for the aemo- crats over the combined opposition. This result Was more a surprise to the victors themselves than to anybody else, and was accomplished more through d mistake of the opposition than by the good management or skili of the demo- crats. The democrats, with the exception of © half a dozen, insisted upon retaining in the Tule that provision which permits extraneous legislation, commonly known as riders, to be in- serted in appropriation bills. In the preliminary struggles the opposition had been successful, and it was believed they would be able to adopt the rule in the shape they contended for. The chief point in dispute was the right or propriety of permitting the House to repeal or alter ex- isting laws by means of riders upon appropria- tion bills. The republicans wanted a rule that ‘would compel the passage of appropriation bilis pure andsimple. Their few domocratic allies, however, desired to allow upon these bills Iegislation that would reduce public expendi- tures, but to confine it to this purpose specially. ‘This was the rock upon which the opposition * split. The republicans, in seeking to put in force their theory, drove their demoera' Mies to the other side, and the democrats, taking advantage of this moment of dissatisfaction, submitted a substitute embodying their idea, and it was adopted. The substitute is sub- Stantlally the same as the old rule, in its pro- y vision regulating the placing of legislation upon appropriation bills. It forbids legislation changing existing law except such as being ger- mane to the subject-matter of the appropriation bill, shall retrench expenditures. It was this provision in the old rule which enabled the democrats to make their fight of the extra session, and there is nothing In the new Tule to prevent repetitions of that contest. » Whena party matority destres to enact certain legislation, it 1s easy enough to make it ger- mane to some of the appropriation bills, and nothing is easier than to give It the appear- ance of retrenching expenditures, All the laws that are liable to meet with objection from any political party require appropriations to carry them out, and thus any legislation affecting them can be made germane to the appropria- tion bills. For instance, take the federal election laws. They cannot be enforced except by the ex- Penditure of money and all expenditures must be prcvided for by appropriation bills. At the extra session the repeal of these laws was in- corporated in the judicial appropriation, and it was “germane.” Then it was held that to abolish offices requiring the expenditure of money Was retrenchment, and there the entire Plan of the majority was made to conform to the rule. The new rule, therefore, is no im- provement upon the old in respect to limiting the power of a majority to legislate for party purposes upon appropriation bills. The dem- Ocrats are very much elated at their success now, but in the event that they become the minority in the next Congress or a suceeeding one, and when they are writhing under the effects of their present victory, they may not feel so happy. —___-+e-- —____ Delegations from various cities are reported to be moving upon Washington to urge upon the democratic committee the advantages of their various localities as the meeting place of the national convention. It appears that Chi- cago puts in a strong bid in a subscription of $15,000, which considerably overtops Cincin- natt’s lean offering of $46.5 to the sum guaranteed the business citizens of Washington; notwithstanding Chicago claims a population four or five times larger than Washington. Boston, which has a name for doing the big thing in the way of entertaining visitors, is, however, to send a delegation here headed ‘by Mayor Prince; and the western cities may count upon having to raise thelr bids very ma- terlally if they mean to contest with “the Hub” in offering premiums. The Bostonians will doubtless undertake to entertain the convention in Hub style, and at the same time will hold out the sunny fdea that by going there, Massa- chusetts may be won for the democratic ticket in 1880. Now whatever bidsmay be put in by Boston, Chicago or any other locality, it is easy toshow that no city can offer more induce- ments than Washington. It has ample hotel and boarding house accommodations, a mild climate, clean well-paved streets, abundant facilities for getting about the city, unrivalled attractions for visitors, and a thorough deter- mination upon the part of our citizens to treat ‘the delegates so well that they will all waat to come again. ~ a Reports of the Blaine meeting held at Colum- ‘bus, Ohio, last night indicate that, though largely attended, it did not show a marked pre- ponderance in numbers over the recent Sher- Man meeting there. It has had the effect, how- ever, of stirring up the triends of Secretar Sherman, and they now announce that they in- tena t» get up a Sherman meeting in Ohio that Will o\.rwhcim his opponents and leave no further durbt as to the choice of that state for the presiden +. It tsplain that the Secretary hes some determined opponents in his own % and their policy ts to deprive him of the ige of afavoriteson. Itisageneraily ac- ‘d principle of presidential contests that a ‘date for the nomination must have the 4 voice of his state behind him in order to ssed among the list of formidable compet- 3, Tf he has not this backing he is but a ri. corse. But there fs no possible chance for erman’s opponents to force him back the dark horses. He boldly came to the «! the very opening of the canvass, and he & man who can be thrust back. ——__+<- nvass of the members of the Maryland sure, made by the Baltimore @2zette, to ‘ain their preferences for the next prest- al nominee of both parties, shows that the democratic members Mr. Bayard is Sst choice, while Mr. Blaine ts the favorite ‘.@ republicans. No less than fifty-three crats express themselves in favor or Mr. ed, while only ten support the renom'na- ot Mr. Tilden. Mr. Seymour ts the favorite ,and Gen. Hancock of four, whtle the » Idea,” represented by Mr. Thurman, gets Single vote. Eight members are in favor nating the most available-candidate, + opinions of five could not b> obtained. ~*lect Gorman ts among the elght no- e men. Mr. Blatne gets thirteen re- votes, Gen. Grant five, and Seerotary none. Three of the repubiican mem- rany one but Grant, and one ts in 41e most available candidate. + —____ ‘The K public recently asked if Congress couid o®condemn Admiral Lee’s lot for public use, &e. We don’t think !t could, without convert. Gng it to the use of the government. But tt will Feadily condemn the owner. We don't know, however, about its power to convert him to ‘Any public use, Pere e oss ee grezeeye 3 PAPER HANGINGS. {_ No. 626. TURE ROOM: PICT! +E G IN GILT AN ERRY. PIOTUME HOOKS, NAILS, AND Ow Me ee DOW 8) ARKRITER'S Kew Store. THE TRAYMOKE, SEA END ILLINOIS AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Heated throughout. Gas in ali the rooms. OPEN PERMANENTLY. feb20-co26t M. E. HOOPES. THE PROGRAMME NOW CIROULATES IN THE NATIONAC THEATER FORD’S OPERA HOUSE. NTS INSERTED AT REASONAELE RATES ‘LM & POPE, Publishers, 1308, Est.,or City P.O. eb20-2t" ‘Life of Alex: “jTne celebrated In- $3.75. Farrar's Life of Si edition, in] vol.» sunshine and St Mrs. Brassey, $3. ae ts on. Gre t Mysteries, ee W. Fabot %. ‘the M: 8 of PY Hashes, gr ft, by John TS if Bl. Majes' veelf, No titre # “ATal andeen ion aceon tnenter-Tanten iat Wa. BALLANTYNE & SON BS 7th strect n. or CE H. B. CLAFLIN & CO: NEW YORK, Fepavany 13, 1333. MESSRS. LANSBURGH & BRO.: GENTLEMEN: As rer your letter of yesterday, we this day ship your BUNTINGS he'd by us since last November— aqnite a difference in the price of the goods then and now. Yours, respectfully, (Copy of original.) FRANK 8. EVANS. Having bought 29,500 YARDS BEST ALL-WOOL ROLL BUNT ING AT THAN LAST YEAR'S AGENT’ PRICES, we have concluded to sell them at 20 CENTS PER YaRD. LANSBURGH & BRO., 404 and 406 Seventh st. feb20-6t 25 PER CENT, REDUCTION, 25 PER CENT. REDUCTION, 26 PER CENT. REDUCTION, 25 PER CENT. REDUCTION, 26 PER CENT. REDUCTION, IN OVERCOATS AND SUITS, IN OVERCOATS A SUITS, IN OVERCOATS AND SUITS, 4IN OVERCOATS AND SUITS, IN OVERCOATS AND SUITS, TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS A. STRAUS, > A. STRAUS, A. STRAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, 41011 Pennsylvania avenue, Between 10th and 1ith streets. Between 10th and 11th streets. feb20 Between 10th and 1th streets. Fst2eN's WATER ¥ WAVES, at MADAME ES- Thave the cheap.st and largest STOCK in tho Sty rE S MY OWN MAKE. Satisfaction | always guaranteed. RPre HABITS MADE TO ORDER, AFTER THE LATEST ENGLISH STYLES. W. 8S. TEEL, 935 Penna. avenue. feb19-Im feb19 IN Cztc=- HARE & SON having been 4 STORE, corner 4th and H @ DISCONTINUED. The firm of C. 8. dissolved, the Br. streets, will now ‘AND, 1213 secenthe ‘Street ‘northwest, Isbeing ENLAKGED, to accommodate the crowis that continue to throng my well stocked establish- ment. “My friends may expect th 7 GEO. A. OHARI Successors 0° G. OHAUE € BON, febl9-3t 1213 7th st. n'w., bet. Mand VUCALYPTINE. A Toilet Preparation bi based on products from the Fucalyptus Trees of alia. Cures Chapped Handa and Lips Rough Sila Se. Clews and agree: ablein use. To be had of ali druggists. Price 25 cents. feb18-Im* pas QUESTION SETTLED WHY HOULDETHE, SETRET OF MORTALS Because with every purchase 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. feb18-1w J. V. A. SHIELDS, Proprietor. RS. ADELINE DUVAL MACK, of New York, “Blocutionist,” course of studies at Talimadce Hall, THURSDAYS and SATUR- DAYS, at4p.m. Tickets for course of eight les- sons, $i—for sale at hall. Single admission, 50c. Private Lessous at 310 Indiana ave. feb18“1m RGANS. ORGANS. ORGANS. Beautiful New Seven_ an acer Eight Stop ORGANS, of celebrated x, in ele- panty Bbished Solid. Walnut “Caeet for 875, upon the Bary monthly Payment plan. SIDNEY T. NIMMO, & CO. lith st. n.w., ‘one door north of Pennsylvania ave. _ febl7-1y WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. WANTED SY a respectable girl (white) a STT- UATION to cook and_do general housework. Good reference. Address Box 3, Star office. Fe RENT—Two Fur.iched ROOMS on the sec- ond floor: a pleasant location. 130 near 14th at. ca: cay ANTED—A young MAN, between axe of 16 and 18,-who writes a good hand and haa some bueiness ideas of business. Address W.U. Star office. WANTED By a Frenchman, SITUATION as cook in a private family, hotel or restaurant. "ee. Address Box 14, Sood reference as to abil Star office, for three days. WANTED, A settled WOMAN to do the eooxing and washing of a, small family. References desired. ADDF ae lidi 2th st. n-w., near Mf st, y ANTEDCA licht, second-hand, single-horse WAGON in good condition; suitable for farm use. Address as below, stating lowest cash price and where the wagon can be seen, W. B.8., Star ce. ANTED_—A SITUATION by a rea; mats per- gon as cook or housekeeper in Washington or to go south or far west. Can make the best of bread, cake, ices, jellies, wines, preserves, &c. A good home preferred to high waxes. Best of ref- ereace. Address Mrs. J.. 169 more, Md. "Bo et, 9th an German st., Balti- £5b20-eolm* Boum ny at., .W NT A White WOMAN, to do, ei Witaceork, ae ese wee febl8. ANTED—A first-clasa COOK, either man or ‘woman ; must come well recommended. Ap- ply, 705 1oth st, between Gand New York avenue Lew. dS ee ANTED Two Sret-claes TRIMMERS and two SSISTANT MILLINERS, at M-| WIL- fine iw Al oe ‘ED—White and colored COOKS, CHAM- BERMAIDS, NURSES, and other help. zacoiion f furnished servants gratis. Li-ensed Of- fice, Room 2, Federal Building, corner 7th and F. 0: PRICE & CO. febl0-1it* ANTED—Yon to examine and choose a SEW- ING MACHINE from 13 different rinds. Any one not natistactory subject, to erobanee)| for ay er. Kenting and repai a 6 KENNEY, 427 sth st-nw. ANTED—UARPETS to OLEAN, st RICE’S Steam Beatine Works, 499 Maine avenue 8. w- Orders by mail or leftat W. B. Mi st. snd Pa. ave., or Mersrs. Hoos, Bro. & 0o., 1328 F Dealers. oct2-6m. CO rn OARPET OLEANING. At OHAOE'S, 616 oui 5 DARDING. O27 8TH ST. NWeoriaht. Pleasant, nicely Furnished ROOMS, single or en fe With goo RD; excellent location, be- tmeon Maseacl nusetis aver and ate. ‘Terms mod- feb1)-st* FOR RENT With BOARD, in private family, ore ROOM, or suite of Rooms, with bath ; south. @fn exposure and desirable locality, on line, of street cars, 2501 Pennsylvania ave. febl8-6t* PR. RENT Lore BOOMS, singly. Ai Apply. at 316 Indiana avenue. per monthe "febie-6e)] BARAN FLAGLER OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS on eecond floor, with BOARD, in a private family, near de pact as and cars. Terms moderate. 905 te febl2-12t* i ae TREMONT HOUSE offers ROOMS, wei frst cease Hotel core for pub and & 830 per mon! louse is well furnished, heat and every way deairable. 29-1m. npae LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 Sth st.n.w., isone of the cosiest and best conducted pear ney houses in the cit aient boarders accnmmi dated at reasonabie terms. novy LOST AND FOUND. OST—A White CAMEO RING. Full price of A Ring paid if returned to 0.13. DigUit st.n.W. feb OST—Wednesday, Feb. 18th, White HEIFER, 3 years old; tar markt on tort age hip. Liberal’ reward if returned at 201 Vir- ginia ave. OR RENT =TOUSE, seven rooms, near Colum. Dian College, 14th st; $15 to good tenant. Ad- dress Box 38, Star office. feb20-8t* Fae RENT FRUI Nand DATRY FARM, within city; perfectly healthy’ and de- nd rent low. apply SALE, OR ‘OR BENT, LAI (EXCHANGE EF For IMPROVED, ROPERTY—' BES mn Prospect ats, near Lincole acy ‘elit re olty eapeiy 1900 One Fa 521 13th st.n.w., handsomely far- Manet suite of ROOMS, all’ modern improve- me nts, eecond floor, with ‘balcony; hot bath on sa me floor: $28, including heat and gas. ‘OR RENT Delightful ROOMS, with southecn and western exposure, at 1027 V near McPherson Square. POR BENTH At So pez month in advance, a malt 4-room HOU +E on N st., between 4th at nas ate. ; front and back yard; Water on premi i quire 611 Net.n.w. febi9-2t" (OR RENT—Three desirable BRIOKS, Nos. 103, 107 and 115 E st. n.w.. 9 rooms and bathroom; rent $80. Apply to ALBERT F. FOX, No. 920 B st.n.w. feb19-3t RENT -Handscmely furnished Frout PAR- Mn first floor, with Board. Also, Front ROOMS’ om third for: rout tow, two ecupying one room. 615 12th st.n.w. OR SALE OR RENT—COUNTRY PLACE at **Good Hope,” 1 auile from Navy Yard: moderate; terms . Apply to Dr. WA WORTH, 1028 Vermont ave fel FE KENT OR FOR SALE—Two HOU dare stables, word water, and soven d to each, situate one mile from Geo: Boartie aReservetr on the Conduit road. of JOHN HOOVER, New Jersey ave., between M sha Name feb19-6t* Fo RENT—Furnished ROOMS with en bath and hot and cold water; TABLE BOARD, $15 per month, by a first-class ‘caterer, at $92] indians ave. PS aE a RNeED — One aire ae ROOMS, bed-room and parior,. first flgor; aleo, ROOMS on other floors. 515 5 ditt at ne PE RENT—Brick HO ni iE, maeran corner of 1éth and K ets. n.w., with large garden and all modern improvement be rented low to a per- manent tenant. febi7-2w OR RENT—619 13th st. nw., two handsomely furnished SUITES of ROOMS; all modern im- provements firt and eecond floors; bath on each loor : terms moderate. b14- 3m. OK cee AT A Bee Btol neard roof,’ with coned Dasamont 1 ‘prick HOUSE, No. 19 Get new. all gpodern improve- meats) “apply to ALBERT F. Tox No. ee El FE = new BRICK DWELLINGS, 9 rooms, with all mod. imps., Nos. 1822 and 1824 16th st. ;rent 830 open. J. G."HESTER, 519 7th st. (OR RENT—HOUSE No. 121 north nes » near the Cau itol, containing 8 rooms: and basement; rent $18. Inquire 123 north A st. jan31-3w. Fes RENT—Farnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS ane poitinee furnished for housekse; ing, and several small BEDROOMS. 364 Pen: ang: ‘vania ares oomner 436 st. sugll-7m!' PERSONAL. Ee SINDER of the E BANK BOOKS stolen from lith of December last will re- turn them othe Pelle Rigus & Co.'s Bank, $10 ‘will be paid and no questions asked. feb20-31" EMORRHOIDS (PILES), CURED WITHOUT = ae ue of the sueen ets vig noth ay, ‘ou are cured. A. NB, BM. De. tid 43th ste new. feb16-6t" ME L. P. ANDERSON, the well-known Trance, ‘Test and Business Medium, of San Francit formerly of New York city, is ‘located a £ No.3 20 Pa. ave. n.W. ‘ADAM BROOKE, TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confidential, | Ladies and Gentlemen 60 cents each. . bet, 4th and Sth ste.n.w. janl0- TW" O8T—On Thursday afternoon, between H and 1 and 16th and 2ist sts., Diamond Solitaire FAR-RING. If the finder will return the same at this office he will be rewarded. feb20-3t* Lees afternoon or evening, a CAV- Fold crossed Sabres, with figure 7 in platinum, lappini ‘them. “Liberal reward paid if returned to Ebbitt ADAME BOBS, the the lone eetentiatiea eeusnie) Doctress faction in all affairs of ire tite one ein the p fession ; tella hel past, Ercerny ee dest ies tata per aa ai less, love aad mat ony. trouble an Satisfaction given 01 “Gonsuffation Booms, 402° sty abo ve D st.north- PCcRETBOOK Sen smal] POCKETEOOS containing some money and a number of rail- Toad passer. If the finder will report same to Ebbitt House he will be liberally rewarded. Tebis-3¢ = PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, repo! pase son rant epsie 08 oh oF with abecreces, a D.W., 6 a.m. ree 168 Always in before 9 and from 2to5. $13 FOR SALE. PROFESSIONAL. ‘OR SALE —Just arrived from West Virginia, 22 HO! ‘8, suitable for draught, ariving and saddle. “All Horses warranted as represented. feb20-6t" JOHN HARRISON, 236 10th st. n.e. OR SALE—One pat BAY HORSES and two FAMILY CAKRIAGES. ill be sold Apply at 608 Pennsylvania ave., or # YAN'S, cor. 15th and I sts.n.w. A VILLAGE CART, the newest out of a carriage. and molt “Riso. ‘@ good second-hand, Ment anel, Rica front -one-horse IAGE; $190. Second-hand JUMP-SEAT; 8100, Several g cod second-| nang: one-horse CARRIAGES ; $100. Now is the time to buy, ROB'T H. GRAHAM, 10-416 8:h st. n.w. Repairing promptly attended to. febli-1w HAVE FOR SALE A VERY LIGHT BREW- STEL, ingle seat, Top Buguy, as One a a): ew five-glass Landeau, in use- but one month only, made by a first-class manu- facturer of Philadelphia. A bargain. One (1) Coupelette, in use but one “month, made by the same maker. ‘Also, a very nice Coupe, in first-class order. With an assortment of CARRIAGES and BUG- GIES of oe own. manufacture, and @ good many second-hand. BUGGIES and other VEHICLES, which will be very low at m; ‘Manufactory; Nos, 413, 414, 416 ath st., corner feb12-1m * ANDREW J. JOYOE. Fo SALE—A lot of fine rape EAS CANA- Bind CAGYS, hodntyg chesp, at the Bird A 1, VaR cheap, a Store, 1133 Tth st.n.w. ‘BHARTI SREOHT. f10-1m* ARTIES ABOUT. EURCHARING OR DISPOS- ing of CARRIAGES, HO. HARNESS, wiil find it to eee eieee tage to call on me, ae I have a constant. demand for the same. All orders for purchasing or disposing of Stock will receive ve prompt attention, and satiefaction @uar- anteod. DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 17th eh ge yeas aeons (Aur SALE SPACIOUS (GALLERIES MYERS & HEDIAN, NO. 46, N. CHARLES STREET, ‘Bacrione, Mb., MONDAY, TURD and WEDNESDAY FEn. 23p, 24TH aND 257H, aT 74 o'cLoce Eact EVENING. ‘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 H. Boughton, Hubn jame, Hiddeman, Gari Becker, Plassdn rere, Zimmerman, In- nocent!, Wm. Hart, ntes, Shattuck, Brown, leade, ‘and very many others of the moat noted Ar- tists of Europe and Aincrica. It will well repay all lovers of Art in Washington to visit the Gall leries of Myers & Hedian and view this Grand Collecti M. B. NORMAN & CO., Auction §.—Those wishing Catalocues’ sent ther yaw address MYERS & HEDIAN, Balti more, THE HUB PUNCH. PREPARED ONLY BY Cc. H. GRAVES & SONS, 35 HAWKINS STREET, Bostox, 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 sutograph label is over each cork, ynder tin foil capsule. Set the Punch on ice one ur before using, and en open- ing, use half water or lemonade; or it is equally good with hot water or het lemonade. + H. GRAVES & SONS, MANUFACTURERS, BOSTON, Mass. For sale by all Hotels and Licensed Grocers in Washington. J. H. CRANE, No. 460 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, febl2-1m General Agent, Washington, D.O. SELL" ante CREAM. ee e fil Narietes. and Colors. NeW orenine— GENTLEMEN'S HATS for. . ao rcarly spring wear. Also, new patterns for youths STINEMETZ, feblé ter, 1937 Penna. ave. VERAL FINE ‘PIANOS, very little used, tn- chiding one STIEFF Cabinet Grand, for sale at bargains for cash at 128 Tih 4 FR n.W. fobs pores SALE—Light BRAHMA EGGS and FOWLS; $2.00 for 13; Fow!s $6.00 per pair. Stock took Int premium at eliow in this city. Apply to W. C. GREGG, 936 Louisian: Jans a ANCIAL. __ NHOMAS I. 1 DAYS 00., | BANKERS AND BRoKERs, (4 and 06 Broadway, N. Buy ana sell on small m: Siocke Bonds ana Miscellaneous Securities, and also Newotiote Stock Privilewe Contracts ut favorable rates. Full information furnished on application. febl0-eodém STABLISHED 1565. NEY ON LLATERAL AT 5 PER mo COLLAR NO REASONABBLE OFFER REFUSED For our large stock of UnredeemedPledges, consist- ing of WATCHES, DIAMONDS, and JEWELRY. Custom Mado CLOTHING, BREECH and MUZZLE LOADING GUNS, REVOLVERS and MUSIOAL ibe hUMENTS” J. M. & B. COHEN, LOAN OFFICE, febl7 1007 7th street northwest. Nei RECTOR AND ORGANIST Of ST. SOHN'S CHURCH desire to ste a choir of dedhand ahs, will pen in attendance at the ote ch eth ana H sts.) on TUESDA .¥ and FRI- ON }, at 4: 30 o'clock to receive ap- ee lea cont Boys only. pal 5 suitcient number of available voices can be a small stipend will be paid to all who are ac- ee opted, to be increased as meri y8 not accepted for the c choir will be received as pupil, and will receive regular instruction twice a eek, and be promoted to the choir and to stipends acancies roficiency is attained. ab i bose. acoe pied as cliol ters or pupils will be to read music at sight, and must obey the Chelsralee implicitly. feb16-20 N. WORFOLE OYSTER eee 621 BST. N.W., Wholesale ana Retail. All choice, varieties’ of Oysters con: Terrapine. ecelved aig: Hotels and ‘Terrapins receiv ‘amlies prompt! peta, Orders bj daephen munetually tended to. "Briees lows feb17-6t 7 Seo OOUGH SPECIFIC 18 Ee P THE BEST. 50 Cuxts PEs Bortz. For sala by BOE teD17-08 T= CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS im WEARS OUT. AT au yA GUEAN, and ous ‘worn while bathing, ieforealoat Mrs. Fisher devotes her attention to the wants « ady patrons. ‘ANS MISSION ON SATE A thor Mea ee oe et a see OWEX M. LONG, M. D., Respecttal orally tenders his services to the citizens of ton asa Physician and Acconcliee He offers an experience of many years’ practice in the Malarial Regions of the South and West. Ho may be found at all hours of the day and night at his office and residence, No. 1446 N Ue n.w., unless absent on professional business. on. hia slate punctually attended to. feb18-1m* ‘OOT SURGERY, CORNS. Bunions, Diseased ale ponitblains, Vascular Ex- cresences, &c. DX. 4S nineteenth con- secutive Year of practice in Washington: ‘D.O. His establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania ayentie, opposite Willard’s Hotel, is patronized by the elite of the world. Office fee $1 per visit. ETURNED.—3. Hi. JOHNSTON, DENTIST, Office 616 9th at., opposite Fatent Office, formerly over Ballantyne’ rst-claes work. Charges moderate. aspecialty. ‘Tecth on Gold and Pure Silver. Gasadmitistered: Bost ot reference. feb jE, WEISENBORN removed to 410 1ith CELLULOID TEETH Innere Bi tos per at and all operations on the: natural Tee! reasonable prices. Ex- tracting, declé trous Oxide given for the wate tion of Teeth. Each tooth a Artificial ‘Teeth of every kind inserted. Al operations on the natural teeth performed with care and satisfaction. Attention 1 igeal called to to the pleasant and convenient location of this ‘Three lines of cars aoe she door. RT. TALBOTT, Romiovea fe southendt corney par gna E | = northwest. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Sorition FiaRos. ae See hias ee TWO FIRST PREMIUMS fen at National Fair, Washington. D.O. The Stici Boudoir Grand, the Artist's Piano, defies competi- gee Agents for for the celebrated Kranich & Bach and other first-class Pianos and the unrivaled Peloubet & Co. Standard. 4 Organs. Wieoue AGES ES febl?__723 7th st. n.w., betweon G and H. IANOS—Beautiful Bapares, and prin caly, ean bee ata cash, cn monthly pays ‘A eplendid oetare scowtons teal ata sacrifice, for cash. ig and rst-class work; 25 yoars experts an this sees ‘V. BECKER'S, 907 H st. n.w. IANOS AND ORGANS AT PRIOES THAT DE- oe NEY T. ae, &CO., feb13 1lth st. n.w. WE, BEAUTIFUL DECKER BROS." T matchless. BORD EEL ORGAN ort dec6-3m. oth st. D.w. Wrtare HNABE’S PIANOS. PIANOS, EIGEN SAOW'S 21h 4 021-6m No.493 11th st..a few doors shove Paav. ae GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY 8 “SAPANULE,” “SAPANULK,” : OUBES BY ABSORPTION. RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, MALARIA, ““BAPANULE,” the WONDERFUL GLYCERIN LOTION, Isa positive cure. It has never failed, **SAPANULE” has no equal for Chronic Lams- oe! tad all diseases a Lame Back, Onaing 2s Fe Se Shea eet Tneeer gaan "ate Ladies who water Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Bold by all druggists. Price, 500. ang 81 per bottle. ‘Bend for illuminated circular and cards. SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, Prorazsroze, decl8-e0 2837 Broadway, New York. Se Tee eet Ste eee | iat REPU sae la: fea JRZAL ESTATE BOLLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., Bt. Clond Building, Real Estgto Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOMB. HOUSES AT ALL pa AND ON TERMS ay z00mn Bak ei a eee a tween Mand N. Smail cash payment; balance monthiy, &¢. » &e., Bo. FOR RENT. Store, 581 7th st.n.w. Store, 521 7th st.n-w 249 T'st., 9 roocs, mod. impa. Store, 1911 7th ot. HOUSES. 12 Ist st. n.e., 12 rooms Fine house near toward) Ui 25 1417 10th st., 13 162 F street’, 20 109 ish ses. * 18 1214 24th st. 12 1209 12th Bt. 10 95 My pails G 10 1313 8 Gall for our list of Property for re d for sale. We have some desirable Houses in exchange for desirable Lots. MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate security, at 6, 7and 8 per cent. fel) ‘OR RENT— B. H. WARNER, 916 F Street | Norruwest. 00 935 24en ot. 942 La.ave.1 Store 1031 Gn. at. n. 5 C st. n.w Store, 235 Pa.ave. Dw. 38 01 Fe marl Osi and getscopy. tr EAL ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh street. Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.) Three-Story Houses For Sale. Park Bot Hotel, 7th st. road, mod. i 45 Ost, 8, mod. 'imps., é& Bre. ‘247 3d Bt. muod imps. ‘unimprovea Property For ‘Sale. i de pee 21st and 22d sts.n.w., per ft. bet, Vand W DW. per r ft. ith et Vist. bet. agit ae Tis ste. 331 bet. t., Cand D sts. s. 35 1th and Cedar sts. n.w., i bet. Cedar and S'sts.n.¥ 35 be ee 23d and 24th sts.n.w. ee ‘tt. 30 D st., bet. Ist and 2d sts. s.e., per -30 Dunst bets Band Wstees:w.. per fi 230 Houses for Rent. 416 10th st. n.w.. mod. imps.. 13 ra. 919 H st. n.w., mod. imps., 8 rs. 129 Beall st., Georgetown, mod. R.W., mod. imps., store and 5 » Georgsiown, mod. {mps., 12 re |. im) Ts. 1s 10th ste be x 5 rs. 417 90 5 10 rs, Tt et TW rs. Meridien fi il, 17th 1336 _N. H. ave. 1034 Rongaen: aye., 7 O1 Basement Lenox, Buildin room +, TOOM 12. upper flor. room. 8.. |. AVE., rooms 11, 1: 1343 F st., rooms 6 and 7, 2d floor The above is only a small part of the proper for rent and sale on my bool For complete lis Tet £25 bulletin issued on the Ist and 15th of each month, which can be bad on deca ‘at my office, or will be sent by mail if 82,000, $1,000, 8600, a¢7 per cont. feb18 A. Mo! 2. Ryaw ‘ATE Brot No. o18 Festrest, epposite Masonle Temple. For Rent. Mansion, West. End. eee Offices 16th an Penna. ave. 0.W. Em, near Tih... i 533 Blan, Large new House near 17th and M st Cor. 15th and L (to close an estate) New Brick, near 7 a OR S BALE 09 on 9th st. 82,600 and 1,600 Lot in northwest, 1 ;mo cash for two years. Ofote near isin and Q sts'n.w., 30 cents per foot tr E. A. MoINTIRE. FO! BERr- B. O. HOLTZMAN, Rea. EsTaTR AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. 3 Ei o3 obaRaRBREN! Rubee 10 charge to landlords for ad: ‘their pore, and keep it before the public coi tly. Ihave many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; », Houses in every section at from 1,000 to 860,000. Now is the time to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, Istana 1006 M 800 Ist 1307 E 1918 Ve 40.08 1300 Qt. n.w, 35.00 1K st.n.c., 20.00 1158 18th st: 20.08 1313 E st. n. 50.00 2208 18th st. 16.06 5 Myrtle st. 15.00 Myre at 15.00 1011 21st st. 16.00 426 9th st. 8. 14.00 1419 D st. n.. 18-00 Money on hand oo Gs FIXTURES. GAS FIXTURES. cece LINE OF Goobs. on, hands Bice lot of G: gyhtc "wih bal at od Priston the Race Bese ane in want of cael FIXTURES, or likely if Siem soon, willsave 30 per Catt: and get's ee =. F. BROOKS, WARTEDRieveu Thousand second-hand clean RICK, cheap. State lowest cash price and Addre s¥. 0. Box 621, Georgetown, D.C. re. bi0-3t° 100,000 TO LOAN—On first- clase — city 7 per cent. mortages,, Address feb20-3t__ 7088. Washington meee Phila, POS, SALE-& SEAL SKIN’ SACK for $100: cost bee Sf 200. Never before g- Address -___ LADIES? QFPEsiInG Or SPRING GARMENTS. SILK, SIKK DE LYONS and DRAP D'ETE MANTILLAS. LIGHT WEIGHT ULSTERS, JACKETS AND CIRCULARS, At M. WILLIAN’S, 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. [fobl6] 907 Pa. aves Goons. aN Fy Se dntetea Boo bg mony 1, Taga 86, 000, $4,000, $2,000. me is LLE, Bi a Broker, feb20-6t Bid Toth stone ere Nat Mee Da, XCHANGE I have several lance and well- located RESIDENCES to exchange for unim- ty. Also, several FARMS for sale or efor city preperty. BAY DARNEILUE. Real Bria tate Broker, 619 1th st. n.w., under Met. febx Fag SME OR EXCHANGE FOR COU FERTY, well located city propert 627’ Mass. ave. n.w. VaxTebm, Borrow—#1.800 for three years, at 7 per security, iret mort oa u 116 acre farm within falle of Washinton, Nevo Sion. Address P. S.8., Box 540, City. Qa. fepiss ae ‘ARM FOR SALE OR RENT. Five miles from Washington ; accessable by fine road: good land; well watered and stocked; orch- ards of choice Fruits: good dwelling and necessary out-buildings; suitable for dairy or gardening. ‘tock will be sold to any one purc! sing o7 leasinys. Apriy at o2 snd 64 Ont new tt S°- 000) TO LOAN ON oct SST a’ ire = ROIS init. No delay in nogotiating. “Apply (11 P-SHOEMAKER 0 stnnwe APP ro 000 OR 81,260 FOR ae AT PERCE on real estate, for three yea sin. H. H. LOORWOOD, corne dard ste., Georgetown. ARDWARE.—O EREST Hardware Establishment doing a vod less, and in the best location in the city. Address ES Star oftice. febls-3t D—In a Wholesale Gom- mission House, by a New York gentleman hay- ing an extensive acquaintances in all the be: st butter districts, commanding a lange trac 1 house i . JONES, Star office. Fak Fok SALE. Will sell at private sale, a FARM, situated on the Potomac river, four miles below Alexandria, Va., containing about one hun- dred and sixty acres, aif improved, well fenced ; fruit of all kinds, good water; large house, large barn, and other out-buildings. Inquire at 907 1 Lousiana ave sony Waahin ») vDEN, WDEN. ar A modera BRICK HOUSE 6 rooms; convenient to Capitol and Government’ Printing’ Ofice. Price $1,200; small cash payment; balance monthly. E. MIDDLETON, feb13-2w Real Estate Agent, 15th and G sts. Fe SALE—Cnrar—A say, complete and hand- the pl somely finished HOUSE: south front; with- in few feet of Towa Circle. For terms and Key ap- ply at 1312 12th st. n.w. feb1s-twe ro Doan, MONEY, ON REAL ESTATE, Ix Sums To Scrz, 7 and 8 per cent. No Delay. R. 0. HOLTZMAN, feb7-tr 10th and F sts. n.w. At 6, PE ARE SELLING GENUINE MONOGRAM KID GLOVES InN Suan FROMEN: ane AND ons » as follows: 2-Button, 750. 3-button, 31. Py d-Button, $1.95. 6-Button, $1.50. BEST SELECTED STOCK IN CITY AT J. P. PALMER'S, No. 1107 F street northwest. Jy, B) Orders through telephone promptly Aled. DOUGLASS’, Ninthand F Sts., Bt, Clow BUag. CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF DADIES’ 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 BARGary. DOUGLASS’, febT 522-524 and 526 Ninth st. 7 ERMILYA’S LADIES’ BOOTS, Unsurpassed for Beauty, Comfort and Durability. Winter BOOTS selling at reduced prices, at J. H. VERMILYA'S, feb4 610 9th street. M™: &- PF, JEANNERET, Or BaLtrworg, 1107 Pennsylvania aven wins oa aoe ‘one week onl i OME reas DORnETS, regaraloe of cost, as intends clot 4 Jan’ for the season. Cue. 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 MASKS of all characters. Jan24 VALENTINES of all description. ARGATNS'—X Great Barcain in a LOT. 34-6295, fo 2 10-foot alley, on Sth st T; Lot 362150 on Ust., between 13th and 14th; Lot 16x100 on 19th ste between Land M; Lot 51x95} on ith st., bet. 8 and T; Lot 70x90, corner 8th and S sts.,and man: other fine lots, in any location and any size wanted from 10 cents to 83 per foot. Also, a nice Propert in the west end, with 10 rooms, all modern conveni- ences; built and finished in the best of stylo—a rare bargain to an immediate customer. Also, a hand- ome three-story press-brick Honse on H st., bet. Tih and 8th; 10 Tooms,all modern conveniences, and in perfect Order. Splendid chance for a business 5 , and 8 per cent., ac- it wanted d and. security ae Heal Estate Agente, 108 ¥ steoot Fo BALE. ra aie 1537 I STREET N. W., An segant new three story pressed brick RESI- DE. with brown stone trimmings; contains eighteen rooms, exclusive of bath, pantries, store rooms and lan has every improvement; fin- {shed throughout in hard wood : thoroughly B Baile, and in every respect a ‘first class py roperty. sola at a great bi MONEY TO LOAN, aperoved Beal Estate Security, at lowest mar- THOS. J. FISHER & 00., 1223 F streetnorthwest. ROS., Bt. buy, sell or exchange ci - Exchange speciuity. jan28: aon Ton LOAR— AT LOWEST RATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SEOURITY, B. H. WARNER, Jan5 916 F st. n.w. Me OAN ON REAL ESTATE SEOURITY— 1,500, $1,000, $800, 8500 and $390. Money = iGHTON, 823 436 street northwest. EDUCATIONAL. P 20FESSOR LARROQUE, 728 13th st. » nati’ French Instructor, graduate of Sorbonne Uni- versity, Paris. Private instruction in all the French branches and niceties. Terms moderate. febl4-6t* OCK HILL COLLEGE, Second Session beins FEBLUALY Ion, 189). For particulars see catalogue. ROTHER AZARIAS, Jan27-Im ‘President FAVENING CLASSES—Monday, Tuesday, Wea- nesiay, Friday, 7 to 9 o'cloc inadvance TATIN, GRERS, GEIMA’ ENGLISH. MATHEMATICS. preraration for Dollegs, West Faint Annapolis: Private lessous at other hours. N, A.M., 702 5th atreot £3.8F Jai 91 14TH 8T.—MTLLE V. PRUD HOMES French Ginsses. New term Clase hours, 11 a. SM, 4 and 6 a reserved for private {nstra Te ae re apils, adults and euiiaren, ‘Verbs and idioms o1 and }1 invited on Thursdays, at 334 p. x 12m. tolp.m. Terms m JWP*2=8FOLLocg and. cers Sehool and dergarten, 1127 13th st, n. anne instruction, from. fDtst’ to” grammar ade. aily instruction in German ven sree rmal department for ladies. ARK SEMINARY for Young Ladies Tae, 506 Sth st. R.w., thoroug] instruction Engiish branches, includin Bookkeeping and extended coi Latin an rawing, French. Geculars at the book stores. Address Mus. G. M. INDRON, Principal. decll EGULAR FRENCH, 80HOOL FOR YOUNG Ladi LE. Prater 903 a st. New., Sp pornee of I. ‘Lessons After Selioo! Hours. (ua at Madame Delaras, Eieugh fanoy store, Par aS dec5-3m_ pe Oe SR dents prepared tor busine, ale or itcvard. First rt aie scamnrigueeeaa AE Panctpst. wes BELLE LUCAS. DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. ADIES’ SHOES_—OF FIRST THE ONLY IN THE OITY. EDI AND KEEP AN ASSORTMENT, PRICES REASONABLE. ms @. SOHONS 11th st. n.w. nova5 Branch H. WIREMAN’S. /RESSM AKIN a The MI AMOR, ny First-class work, at modiorate p prives. BOOKS, &e. JT ATEST PU PUBLICATIONS. ‘ENN SONGS, with musi MEMOIKS: ® EINGE METTERNIOH nov2s STATESMAN'S YEAR B 0, a RECIPROCIFY, BEMETALISM, asp LAND: ENURE REFOR 5 UNDFR THE THE OOLO! = Hoo} ROMANCES OF THE MIDDLE Murphy MOTHS, Ouida, 8135: WANGH, Mary. Biya MANLINESS OF CHRIST —THomes Hughes. CANAL, 81. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, febl6_MetRoPoLITaN Bookstore, 912 Pa. ave, NEW PUBLICATIONS. SECOND VOLUME MEMOIRS QF MADAME DE REMUBAT, in Paper, 50c. nklin Square, MOTHS. By Ouida. Cloth, $1.25. poe aine, OF PRINCE METTERNIOH, 2 vols. TENNYSON'S SONGS. Set to Music. 85. ALL NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AS SOON AS ISSUED. THE FINEST QUALITIES OF OF STATIONERY A FRANCIS zB. MOHUN, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONERS, feb6 10165 Pa. ave., cor. 11th st. 0 Vesa ee Ed FOR Lene VALENTINES FOR 1 VALER LINES FOR 1000 FOR 1880. BUNDY’S JUSTICE. ‘The Justice's Manuel of Statute, Judicial and Elementary Law, with appropriate Forms for the use of Justices o} tse, Bonatables, Notaries nblic, Gommnisetonerne is Business 8 Bundy, of the 1 Disthiet of ‘Colum. bia bar; Price #4. ie Game “*Fifteen,” the “Rew Solitaire "35 cts; Const of Claine B ‘Reports, vol. 14, 86. Hughes’ U. S. Circuit Gourt Reports, vol. ae gate aoe sale by feb3 BOOTS AND SHOES. VERY HOUSEHOLD SHOULD HAVE THEM. 120 pairs Ladies’ Kid Croquet Slippers, 600 worth at least 75e. 120 faire Women’s Gore) 1 Buskine, on month hence will be worth’ Tbe. 2 Ohiidren’s 8. H. Button, 75c. yalusel « Phildren’s and Misses’ School Shoes, 50 an The Dest 31, Spool aioe in in town, eee rw. anna (Sign Bi ENP Pair Justh’s Heel Plates given’ “iene ade PENQERIAN BUSINESS OOLLEGR,, eat ae tor real ite ae ives edu prises Pr TREETS N-W.. sons Seine it ‘H. 0. 8PENOER, E. SCHE! ‘Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and VOOAL MUSIO. Particular attention to be- Fpnnere ‘a8 well as those wishing to Br eained for ‘eachers. ‘T'crms moderate. 1215 H st. n.w. g28-26w* THE TRADES. informed that the SINDERY The 8 characteristic of the estal ‘ap 1012 Pennsylvania avenue, third floor. ne at JOB PRINTERS, PRAOTIOAL peck: ‘ivanis a Wi D. 0. ay ‘ashington, 8 Sw Wine Prati s Bree a THE OVAL CAKE Is ae MOST ECONOMICAL FORM OF WASH- BOAP. ALL BAR OR SQUARE nOARES WEAR DOWN IN USE TOA LARGE FLAT PIECE, TOO THIN TO HANDLE, AND, EERE EOE. WASTED ; toe OVAL ee DARE 0 OOLGATE & 00.8 “NEW" SOAP CAN BE OUT IN TWO, THE OVAL END OLASPED READILY IN THE HAND, AND THE LARGER END WORN DOWN ALMOST TO A WAFER WITHOUT ANY. WASTE. COLGATE & CO. RECOMMEND THEIR “NEW” SOAP (TRADE-MARE HOEBION IN QU, THE ) TO O: NOT ONLY AS 8U- , BUT AS IN BCONOMI- CAL SOAP NOW MADE. = CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST a BOOTS AND SHOES, BY GOING TO THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. Our Goods were all bought before the advance in prices, at rock bottom figures, and WILL BE SOLD AT PRIME COST For THE Next 15 Days. We,are selling « Gent's hand-stitched fall Seotah 4 Tadic Bod 183 A Ghd size 8 to 10. “90 And eversthing else in proportion. jana Om GEO. McCARTHY. Ww. H. WHEATLEY. DYEING AND SCOURING, 49 JEFFERSON S8T., Groncerowy, D. 0. Work ealled for, and delivered free of charge. Send your address. febT OBSERVATIONS on “NASAL CATARRH axD CATARRHAL DEAFNESS.’ By alate member of the staff of the UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK. For copies (10 cents), apply to or address DR. WILLIAMSON, febT-3m 523 13th strect northwest. ‘OR YOUR COoUG USE ELECA! PE aes /REHOUND FOR YOUR COLD, nO me USE ELEOAMPAN! FOR HOABAENESS, SOuE THROAT oe ELEC AD HoEEHOUND ee eee ABRTISTS' MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODB, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Glass, ALL KINDS OF Fancy ARTICLYS FoR HoLmpar Gecld «G15 7th ote (opr. Odd Fellows’ Mall.)