Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. WASHINGTON. SATUR DAY........ February 21, 1880, CROSBY 8S. NOYES....Editor. The Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation mor than double that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal tothat of all the other daily papers here added to- getner. SSS aaa TRE Stax has direct wire from itsnews room to the Western Union Telegraph office in New York city, from which wires radiate to all parts of the Blobe, and is therefore enabled to secure the latest news by its own operator from every quarter up to within a few moments of going to press. It is the only evening paper south of Philadelphia which re- ceives exclusively the Associated Press dispatches. Subscriptions will be recelved and duly,ac- counted to the New York Herald Irish Famine Fund at the office of Tue Star. A list, with name of contributor, former residence 1n Ire- land, present residence, and amount of subscrip- tion, is now open. ee eee Mr. Halstead, of the Cincinnati Commercial, who is a somewhat stalwart supporter of Sec- retary Sherman for the presidency, argues that the true policy of the Blaine and Sherman men 1s that Sherman’s friends should aid Blaine with their utmost strength to break the New York delegation, and that Blaine’s friends should cooperate with those of Sherman In Ohio and content themselves with the chances that Blaine shall be the second cholce of Ohio. Mr. Hal- Stead holds that though the Grant men “crow about thelr unit-rule in Pennsylvanta, it is not Possible that the united vote of that state shall be thrown for Grant. In other words, the Blaine men will not vote for Grant, and that is all there is of it;” that the New York convention will be broken as seriously as that of Pennsyl- vania, if the Blaine and Sherman men work to- gether as they should do; that Ohio will not have a vote for Grant, and the Illinois delega- tion will not be solid for him, “though Logan and Washburne go to bed together;” that Sher- man ‘will come up strong from the south; that Blaine will be formidable on the Pacific coast and in the northwest; and that New England will be divided between Blaine, Sherman and Grant. This computation brings the Sherman and Blatne forces into the conven- ton about even; “Grant will not have on hand a8 Many votes as Blaine or Sherman, and the only possibility of his nomination is that the Sherman men might prefer him to Blatne, and that the Blaine men might prefer him to Sher- yaan.” In Mr. Halstead’s opinion, “ there is no eecasion for such a situation.” it 1s apparent that irom this time forth there will be considerable dickering amongst the presidential clans for the formation of alliances offensive and defensive. —__o-_____ ‘The surveillance established over the news fromthe Winter Palace in St. Petersburg has permitted the sending of a denial of the state- ment that the recent explosion entirely “un- manned” the Czar. It is now asserted that he maintained the greatest coolness and deciston. It would, undoubtedly, detract somewhat from the dignity of royalty to represent it as shiver- ing with alarm like an ordinary mortal, but Most people would probably be disposed to grant the Czar some relaxation of this sort without regarding him with contempt, Af there is any man who has cause to be alarm- ed it is the ruler of Russia. No matter how close he may shut himself up, nor how cautious he may be, he 1s not able, it appears, to get be- yond the reach of those who are seeking his iife. In spite of the telegraphic assurances that he was perfectly cool after the recent ex- Plosion took place, his exclamation proves the contrary. “Summon the guards! Close all the exits!” he shouted, and though the order was, no doubt, obeyed, the event that had that moment occurred proved that the guards are not able to protect his majesty. Royalty and power are purchased at a dear Price when they are accompanied by the con- stant dread that is ever present with this ruler. He is dented the common privileges of mankind and dreads potson in eyery dish he eats. ‘The sincerity of Senators Cameron and Conk- ling in their support of Gen. Grant for the presi- dential nomination having been questioned, somebody, perhaps interested in the third-term movement, has made public a couple of tele- grams that passed between those Senators im- mediately afterthe Pennsylvania convention. Senator Cameron telegraphed that the delega- tion had been instructed for Grant, and Senator Conkling replied that “ Pennsylvania had ren- dered another great service to the country,” and that he “rejoiced at her action.” When the fact is taken into consideration that these were private telegrams, not intended for the public eye, it does look as {f the two senators were in dead.earnest in their support of Gen. Grant. ————_o - There is some excitement in New York over a rumor that the machine republicans have quietly determined to ignore Ger, Grant at the coming state convention and present Senator Conkling as the Gh+,ice of the state for the pres- idental nomip*ijon. Even if this rumor is true it would not signify an abandonment of the third term plan. Mr. Conkling has from the first. declared nis adherence to Gen. Grant, and Whether the state delegation be instructed for the latter or the former would perhaps make but little difference should the General’s name be presented to the Chicago convention. Per- baps the third term managers have discovered that It will be easier to get an instructed dele- gation for Conkling than for Grant- The pri- maries at Utica, several days ago, developed an opposition too strong to be easily overcome, and itis but fair to suppose that many republicans who are against Grant would support Mr. Conk- lng for the nomination. ‘The spirit of progress and improvement has been quietly at work down south. The Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution, a democratic paper, says: “The colored people have developed not only @ most Intense desire to secure an -education, Dut what, under all the circumstances, must be meer a most remarkable aptitude and ca- pacity for learning. This aptitude 1s not gov- by any gradations of color, for the gea- eral experience of those who have given the matter any attention ts that the blackest pupils are the brightest.” ——___-o-_—___ ‘The people of Minnesota who regarded Don- nelly’s race for Congress and his subsequent contest for the seat as a good Joke are astounded at the probability of its taking such a serious turn as to make him their Representative. He Seems to have been much more successful in impressing his claims upon the House com- mittee on elections than upon the voters of his district, Seemene ‘The Virginia debt-payers regard the recent election in King William county, to filla vacaney in the legislature, as a significant straw tndica- Ung that the tide pf public opinion has set against the readjusters. The debt-payer candi- date was elected, and by a much larger vote than that party polled at the regular election, ‘The indictment of ex-Postmaster Filley, of St. Louis, against Secretary Schurz for a violation Of civil service rules by having retained in the employ of the department a member of the Mis- sour! republican committee has fallen to the ground. It turns out that the party referred to Tesigned his position upon the committee when hhe accepted service under the government. —\_<re LOBE es poor pros co., roth street, nea rd street, Ma., do all kinds of TAUNDHYING. New Shanta ‘Ho- tela, and Steamboate. Toba ae CUNNINGHAM, HATTER, haa receivetthe « Spring Broadway Block. "New Silk Hats ade to order, ‘Old styles remodelled. Hats of ail kinds bee the number, Ye en st., perme Gand WWRNS, ae &c., radically cured by the ‘Austrian Chi Dr. J. RYBACK, skaifal and and pasiicw operation. ‘combined with a pie ecti remedies. Remember, No. 422 Tacsayiene aves HOOPING goveH, CROUP, COUGHS, Sore Throat, &c. by BOGERT'S We y safe SvHtr: for children. ry all aru iste. 0 BE IN THE FASHION you must provide yourself with a package of ELE- CAMPANE and HOREHOUND COUGH DROPS. §8-25c. for a half pound. ARTHUR NATTANS; Pasnmacrr, feb21 14th and I ste. 9d and D sts. Q MITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, Orrice ov Tue Skonetany, February 20, 5 Sealed propoeals will be recelved by the ational Museum: Commission, W until 2 p.m.. ‘March 3 \d, 1880, for Nabor ‘and ecaf- folding required in peer certain fire proof building for the National Museum, in accordance with specifications and plans to be seen at e Smithsonian grounds, where For Baie feb21-3t* sieo any additional information maybe had fron, the superintending architects. SPENCER F. BAIRD, ‘dng * feb21-e05t for Nat. Museum B'ld' *Stze PERIODICALS. HARPER'S MAGAZINE, one yea HARPER'S WEEEL’ 400 HARPER'S BAZAR, one year. - 400 HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE, 150 HARPER'S CATALOGUE, comprising the titles of between three and four thousand volumes, ‘will be sent by mail on receipt of Nine Cents. HARPER & BROTHERS, Franklin Square, N. ¥- geet NG OFF! SELLING OFF: We shall continue cell our large stock of DRY GOODE, at lees than wholecale value, until further ce. NO FANCY PRICES. Euttons, Fringes and Laces in endless variety, direct from the manufacturers. W. M. BROWN, feb 817 Market Space. OXF WEEK MORE. Entire Stock of MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS AND x0 GLOVES At and below cost, FOR CASH, Prior to opening of SPRING GOODS March 1. MME. M. J. HUNT, feb21 Nos. 691 and 623 D Street. QOFFICEOF QE a wae ft Oe ag NERS OF THE ‘KICT OF COLUMB: Wises, abe Sotn, 1880. SALE. lis On WEDNESDAY NEXT, Fenrvarr 257TH, at 12 o'oLock M., at the Old Central Guard House, on Louisiana between 9th and 10th streets north- west, Iwill seli, at public anction, a quantity of Durerviceable p: Property, consisting of 1 Old Single Ws 1 Old Street Sweeping Machine, 20 Dial Telegraph Inetruments, Lot of Old Harness, Stoves, Fnrniture, ke. By order of the Commissioners, D. TOWNSEND, feb21-3t Superintendent Property. BYRCHARD & BURCHELL are frequently con- founded by the careless reader, but I remind the public that there are two of us. Some people an inch and they will take an ell, Dut it is very stupid of them to take an el/ when I tender them an ard. Mr. Burchell keeps a very fine line of groceries, but for the best of reasons le does not sell BURCHARD'S CANNED COFFEE, that can only be obtained upon the corner of Penn syivanis ave. and 42¢6t._ Tem not so sure about Patap sco BAKING POW: DER, but he ought to sell it if he does n f, you ‘not find what you want at BUR- cHalD's! way then wo to BURCHELES BUROHARD'S 15 feb21 Corner Pa. ave. and 4 1-2 st. HIRTS! SHIRTS: SHIRTS! THE ACME, FINISHED, 99. UNFINISHED, 75. THE PEERLESS, FINISHED, 7 UNFINISHED, 65. A FINE DRESS SHIRT TO ORDER, $1.50. MEN'S FURNISHINGS. THOMPSON'S Bhirt Factory, 816 F st. n.w. feb21 FOR RENT AND SALE. LADIES’ GOODS WANTS. FOR RENT a FOR RENT AND SALE. WAP Lore a FE Sa cow HOUEE ae aIcEoae as ‘ANTED—A_hesd American House. DU Ce atest pies ies aa . alee ey Apply at 817 11th ste new. Pome ANTED—A white GIRL to nurse two children; must know how to sew: references required. Address B. F. T., Star offi ‘ANTED—A Carlee UR Ae a, ‘Vass among best private houses. in the city. Business, not Books. Box 16, Star office. Ge Roe MAN sides pack all the time. Box 15, 51 1b, Star bthoe. ANTED—One or two Unfurnished or Fur- WwW nished ROOMS@ centrally Teepe nee ques- tions asked. Address M. J. B., Star offi Witenes hire HORSE to drive nr busin neon: ie best care of him; hire oderate. wall Wismediately. @. W. HORTES, "308 east Capitol et. AEE tas Rea fay,” Sea ei give ned Ww mall family, and’ will wages and treated a8 one of the family. Call at 1215 New York ave. n. SSA RETRDSGy Eun T= USEngtaI Teron: D—0) RENT HOUSE with 7 rooms: Tooation between 4th and 8th and 2 and M0, must ‘be low rent. Address A. H- J. Star stating Pall particulars. feb2i-2t* Wwe NTED—A middle-aved Englishman, who has fies Semen ue arn hopes end cette, de fi a at any wages. weil recommended. Address ISAAC MAW, ‘Star o WANTED to Bent —Twe Unfarnished ROOMS by gentleman and wife, for light he ing, in_ private toms: no children preferred ‘Terms moderate. Address COMFORT, Star of- ce. “WANTED, A SITUATION in private family by an honest, respectable, colored bor as diniag room servant, and to do marketin. Sia Addrezs © ‘PARKER, ‘COOK immediately “at the nw. re RO0d i, Btar of ANT! niet lady wishes a nicely ashe ROO , first or second floor front; no pee one obs asked; permanentif suited. Ad- ing terms ce particulars, MRS. J. Gunns City Post office. ANTED — Practical Farmer and Dairyman from New York wishes an Enosoeers Tas Foreman or Manager on « gentlems "yale best references: Address A. HELVIN, Hyattsville. P. Geo. Co., Md. feb21 nen light, second- singiv-iior86 WAGON in good condition; mitiabte for farm use. Address as below, stating lowest cash Rise ead where the wagon ean be seen, W. ae tar fel WASTED 810,00 008 for one year, for which ten percent interest will be paid with ample real st estate security. JNO. B 8, Real Estate Bro: ker, 826 12th st. n.w. feb18,19, 21 Wassists —T wo first-class TRIMMERS and two ASSISTANT MILLINERS, at xe w Wis White and colored COOKS, ORAM. DEHMATDS NURSES, and other help. furnished servants gratis. Licensed Of- Federal Building, comer? iene. ws examine and choose a SEW- thaw MAGHING from, ana different kin« one not satisfactory subj £2) eronenae for any Stone 24, Renti id repairing a Mo- KENNEY aT oth sta mad ‘ANTED_OARPETS to OGKAN, at BI Bioam Banting Works, 400 Mains aver! om Orders by mi or at . Pet be aye., Or Hooe, Bro. %00., 1 os F F Carpet Dealers. oct2-61 ae ‘AN’ 'TED—STEA) ET CLEANING. work aeieee oO AE OHAGEE: 616 Soule ans ave. BOARDING. Fine RENT WWih oF without BOARD, two or ree ROOMS, at 607 E st.n.w. See a a CERES —ROOMS, en suite and singl 2021 Tet. n-w. ; southern front; Pennsy ave. cars pass door. febl19, 21,25, 28, 1027 9TH ST. —Bright, N. W.. pleasant, nicely Furnished ROOMS, bin yrle Or en suite, with and RD; excellent: location, be- tween Massach Risetts ave. and L st. Terms mod- eral feb19-st* (OR RENT—With BOARD, in a private family, 01.6 ROOM, or suite of Rooms, with bath ; soutl ern exposure and desirable locality, on line of street cars. 2501 Pennsylvania ave. febls-6t* ‘OR RENT—Large nooMy ain 1; Apply at F Gis tndana avenues ann Boarding 819 per month. frenieote) TARA FLAGLER. oR eS ROOMS on second floo: with BOARD, in a private familys near depart: ments and cars: Terms moderate. sn 13t* HE TREMONT HOUSE offers OMS, with first class Hotel OF: and 8, ‘per month. House is well ted with steam, and every way desirable. Jan29-1m poCr HO! ISE, 612 9th st.n.w., is one [2= of the cosiest best conducted boarding ous a the mi sno oly ‘ranel lent boarders Sco ID: I LOST AND FOUND. c KS. Apply to D. W. BROWN, 90S Cat new RAB BARGAINS IN SEWING MAOHINES. ui Hemington, latest Improved ‘These Machines are as good as for three years. ‘all at Once and secure bargains, at OPPENHEIMER'S, 528 9th st., cor. F n.w. Sr. Ci LOUD BUILDING Tnstructions given free of charge. Renting and Repairing a specialty. (Oe PRICES FOR BLACK SILKS, TSc., $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2, 82.25, $2.50. BLACK SATINS, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1 75. COLORED SATINS, $1, $1.25, $1.50. PEKIN STRIPES, $1, 31.50. DOMESTIOS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. CASH BUYERS will find our stock attractive. ad warranted feb 3t TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), _feb21 918 7th st. n.w. #3 OST—Friday evening, on 29th strect, near M, a small SILVER WATCH. ward paid if returned to Sal Vermont ave. GST Wednesday, Feb; 18th. » White HEIPER, 3 years old; tar mark on loft, ‘Liberal reward if returned at 201 Vir- ave. JNO. KEANE. ‘OST—On Thursday, the 20th instant, between f KEYS, inder will be suitably re- warded by returning them to 14418 ot. feb21-20" =a Croom, sil modern im provements. Tent 25 gol- Inquire at corner feb21-; ‘ie iB BENT BRICK aOuaE mine roo: ms, bath room ; dr§ cel brick stable 12: re ey next door uch) ‘= month. ai wae Saree QOoR RENT— desirable aaa ROOME, Ay eto. furnish: uital ER housekeening. “Addvess BARE, Stacemoe Fi RENT—4 Unfurnished ROOMS, o floor, with gas, water, bath snd closet: 819 per im advance, at’ No. Penneylvania feb’ -3t* R RENT—Two Unfurnished ROO) floor, suitable for Hehe heamekee ae oat iar to rent, suitable for and Butler depue Oat Cail 1K RENT—Elegant RESIDENCE in A Fe: ‘ith five acres of land; x mile from athe city 5 ty 114 4 at coat $8 S10 400 “per month Apply oe 1-3 ‘OR RENT —BRICK HOUS! ‘No. 727 = at.n. iNedoit thorough repair, with nine roome snd enna strobes, rane, sind lang? garden. App ey 00 a ie 1 5e u R RENT—A well-located and aaa BOARDING HOUSE, No.317 436 st.n.w. vacant March 1.” Rent 889. ‘BLE. Ww. 16 F at. D.w. feb21-4t RENT—Two beautiful, large bright ROOMS, Fiitiauiea or tamenniod siee vit Hamulton, apd near Thomas circle. 1129 14th st. Private family. References exchanged. feb21-3t" gy RENT— HOUSE: 49 Hae n.w. ; clean, new, ing achth sdelitiully Teste a Bet BOK y next door, 947." Apply JO! SE SHERMAN £00.” iOR RENT—STORE and DWELLING, @1¥ 9th Fe it. opposite Patent Office. Store staty ‘been im- proved and made more attractiv. re A. EB- RLY & SONS" Stove store, T18 1h ek kobaL-IE FOE, RENT two three-story BRIOK HOUSES: hall, water and gas. Rhode Teland ave. between ith and 8th Rent $20 cach. Key at drug store oncorrer. ‘Apply at No.1200 Lst-nw ,orais 407 ee ‘OR RENT—Four Unfurnished ROOMS, on sec- ‘ond fioer; bath-room on same floor; will be rented singly or together. House has all’ modern imy prevements a8 faces south. No objection to ight housekeeping. Apply 1225 Nat. n.w. 21-3" ‘OR RENT—A seven room, | two-story Brick WELLING, hi ving baat bath,'sink, water-closal umbia, at 603, same block. 12. ROHRE! , agent, 513 7th st, feb21-6t a Fe RENT—FIRST FLOOR, Parlor and Bed- room ; handsomely furnished ; also Parlor and two Bed-rooms, communicating, second floor; single rooms large ane small; all modern conven- rd furnished in fences; first-class Boal the house. 103 Gist. n.w. feb21-6t* WOR RENT—Two Furaished ROOMS on the sec- ond floor; a pleasant location. 1303 L st.n.w., hear 14th st. cars. fob20-2t* FUL Te aa aR AE dress Box 38, Star o b20-3t* OR RENT FAULT and DAIRY ae: withia 24th et n.W-, 10 to 12 o'clock a.m. rov28-6e F% RENT, LEASE, SALE, OR EXCHANGE FoR IMPROVED. PROPERTY—Two ACE! mn Prospect st., near Lincoln ave. 24) re Sainte a the city. Apply 1220 Ost.n.w. _ fe20-3! ‘OR RENT—Delightfal ROOMS, with southern and western, exposure, at 1027 Vermont ay., near McPherson Square. febl9. st rooms and bathroom: reat te ‘Apply to ALBERT EOS, Ro. aie 3 ‘OR “TENT Ragieonal tarnished Fat ae OR, on first floor, with Board. Also, Front toons on eed Soper: rent low, one room. 616 12th st.u.w. febl19-3t" 'OR SALE OR PENT CoUEe PLAGE at rood Hope,” 1 mile Inoderate; terms easy. 'ADS- WORTH, 1028 Vermont av feb19-3t" ‘OR RENT OR FOR SALE—Two HOUSES, he large stables, good water, and seven acres of land to each, situate one mile from near the Reservoir, on the Conduit road. of JOHN HOOVER, and N sts.n.y- OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS with ud hot and cold water; TABLE BOARD, gis per month, bya first-class ‘caterer, at BAG E | ay a aoe RENT—Brick HOUSE, Somme corner of town, ‘nquire New Jersey ave., between M fel ats i8th and K sts. n.w., with la rden and all modern improvementa’ will be ret! low to a por- manent tenant. Fe RENT—519 13th st. n.w., two oe furnished SUITES of ROOMS: ;all modern im- provements first and second floors; bath on each loor ; terms moderate. febl4-3m OR RENT OR SALE—Two handsom: imps., Nos. st; Fon mn. SGC HSER, BID Ten at fel ae Fe RENT—HOUSE No. 12 north Ast., nest the Capitol, congianing, © root rooms and basement; new rent 818. palate 123 not Jan31-4w as Furnished PARLORS and BED- GoMs and and BROOME | farnishes for, corner 435 = PERSONAL. Wor FUTURE TO A CERTAINTY.—Skop- tical folks may have thetr doubts, bat, never. eless, there are man} tha itizens who will’ readily endorse the statement that ap ae ROSS, doc- tress and astrologist, 2d st. n.w., has won a most remarkable opitation ‘Any one visiting her will find her anexpert and reliable exponent of her profession. feb2 JA RENDER of the BANK BOOKS stolen from 17071 n.w., on 11th of December last turn them fo the Teller a Riggs & Co.'s Bank, will be paid and no questions asked. _feb20:3t 296 FIFTEENTH 8ST. N.W, thre:-story, -room BRIOK DWELL- Ferries fips Ap we LINE ST. A neat sitoreone press belek trout HOUSE, with hot and cold waves aud bath. 2223-1495 NEW YORE. AVENUE N. and handsomé eee will be ited sively or nade communica rable OFFICE OOMS: in tho best business sections of THOS. J. FISHER & 0O., 1223 F street northwest. . HOLTZMAN, REAL Estaig AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. No. 23 153¢ st.n.w.,17 rooms and bath... No. 612 Pa.ave. n.w.. store 83.33 No. 1421 N. ¥. aye. No @15 13th st. n.w., 35 No. 6 11th st. awe No. si pasta’ ae Ng. 8 La aver. rooms...... ‘No. 817 D st. n 35 rooms. ... Ro. ior Pa: V. fine bu-iness room. Imake no charge to landlords for advertising th property, and keep it before the public constants Ihave many of the finest building sites in the city for salc; also, ses in every section at prices from $1,000 to 00} 000, Now is the time to buy. R. O. HOLTZMAN, feb21 10th and F sts. a.w. EAL ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. E. WAGGaMan, 519 Seventh street. ‘Changes made W: fednesdays and ‘Saturdays. ) Three-Story ‘Houses For Sate, 43 2d st., Georgetown, mod. imps., 165 rs. Bis Lith ha 2.W., mod. imps., 16 rs, Unimproved Property For sale, Oth st..bet.8.C-ave, and C st.s.e.. Wand V aten. W.» De W st., bet. Vermont ay.and 9th st-n.w., per ft Houses for Rent. Gonn. ave.n-w..m- imps. ,16 rs., per an8950.00 wit K st-n.w.,mod-ims.,14 r8., per month 150.00 30 230 we. cw.. furn; mod. impe.,10 rs 196-00 rapt st. -Georxetown, mod.imps.,15 8. 83.33 mod. imy imps... store &1iTS.. 83. inips., 14 re. 83. 8: 50 40. 30. 30.00 25.00 Tho aboveis only Fea andl sale ce ay Pee eet ‘and tea OF pe month, which can be had on application at my office, or will be sent by mail if dealred. Sia JRE*: 28TaTe Butter. JOHN SHERMAN & 00.. Bt. Cloud Building, Boal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR BRENT AND BUY A HOMB. HOUSES AT ALL PRICES, AND ON TERMS TO SUIT. A Tern J-room. a Brick now building on 12th sient be- . Small cash payment; balance monthly, &e., &0., HC. = FOR RENT. Store, 531 Tthist-n.w. Store, 521 Theta w Store, 1311 7th feb21 8187 400 15 HOUSES. OSTA White CAMEO RING. Fall urivo_ of Fhe ueaber 4 Ring paid if returned to 0. 8. DRONY, ‘519 poming torap unt fit you are cured. AA GOR: th be D.. 714 18th et. n.w. feb16-6t* Sar =On ThE afternoon, between H and I ‘Tran Le ena 36th and, ae ta. Biamond ‘otttaire | Test and ng Busines Meat of Son Francines ¢ finder will return the same this office he will be rewarded. See | eee eee ltr a ocned ALG ‘ADAM BROOKE FOR SALE. TELLS ALL THE EVENTS Fe SALE—A handsome antique DESK, over one hundred years old, at 1723 Pennsylvania ave. Tabst-ae FR SALE—Just arrived from West Virginia, 22 HORSES, suitable for draught Griving and saddle. All Horses warrant as represented. JOHN HARRISON, 236 10th st. nye. e feb20-6t* LE—One pair BAY POHSES. ue two CEAMILY GAKRTAGES. — Win be ch 5 BIN Ot Obs Bouseylvavin ave. OF YAN’S, cor. 15th and I sts.n.w. OR SALE—E: aes es hatching from White Leg- horns and neiled, Hamburga, which took first pre ‘at Washington and at Natioual Far. Inquire W. G- LEE, 1921 Madison st. eb17-codw Q4su. ROONS BLINDS, MOULD- BRACKETS, MANTLES, STAIR BUILDERS’ STOCK, LUMBER. Just before, and during the firat advance in build- Egausteziale, bought la ze qnantitios of DOOKS, BASH, BLINDS and MOULDINGS and LUMBER, Shier stock eat enabled to offer ats small ad- janes shove the lowest prices of last season. Ord for INSIDE BHUTTE ENT or OLROLE AD SASH, RAISED, "MOULDED DOORS, or dad work of any hind, either in PINE, WALNUT, GHENITY or ABIL furnished at the shortest notice: ‘The public are invited to examine my stock. Mr. Perry Colman will be pleased to see his old friends. Cail, examine stock, ask for prices and be convinced that for low prices, good stock, prompt- ness in delivery, the place is the SASH WAREHOUSE AND LUMBER YARD OF THOMAS W. SMITH, feb21-1m_ Cor. Ist st. and Ind. ave. n,wo. QUBSTANTIAL VALUES. bisin, Striped and Checked SUITINGS at 20c. Printed all NS at 40c. i ‘LOTHS French TOILF D’ALSACE at 45c. $0 dozen Devoushise Huck TOWELS af $3 per doz. 50 dozen ali Linen Hem-atitched HDKES, at 81.50 per 20 dozen: ‘Ladies’ BALBRIGGAN HOSE at 83 per PRING DRESS GOODS. A CLOTHS. OSSBMENE FOULE, Alvetrone 1 OTH: Ffeuch BUNTINGS, ingle aul double width. ‘k and Colored BUNTINGS. Striped and Checked Summer SILKS. Black and Colored SATINS. Black and Colored SILKS, “Bost Makes." Black and Colored Brocade SILKS. NEW STYLE PARISOLETTES. “DOLLAR SHIRT” made of Wamsatta Cotton, with three-ply ail linen Bosoms, open either ‘The tax-payers of New York city contribute, annually, $4,567,561.15 towards the support of the public schools of the state. Of this sum $3,905,147.25 goes to the instruction of 261,163 children and the maintenance of school bulld- Angs in the city. Notwithstanding this large ex- Penditure there were 20,000 children in the clty ‘who were not sent to > school last year. Is there another admiral in the navy who Would refuse twenty per cent. more than its Value for a bit of ground he doesn’t want, in order to defeat the most bentficent charity ever Offered to the capital of his country? ————_——a ‘The conviction of Cowley, the child-starving manager of the “Shepherd's Fold,” New York, 4g gratifying, and the only regret is that he can- not under the law be imprisoned for longer than one year. —<—$_—_.-__ ‘There are 112 new advertisements in Tae Sax to-day. Se ete er me ea Full tee ‘of CRETONNES, TABLE LINENS, NAP- NS and HOUSE- FURNISHING GOODS, ‘an foo f our Stock is soli a asian Ox ae PERRY & BROTHER, Penna. av., cor. 9th st. Established in 1840. THE PROGRAMME NOW CIRCULATES IN | THE NATIONAL THEATER FORD’S OPERA HOUSE. ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED AT REASONABLE RATES. Fr SALE—A VILLAGE CART, the newest out in the way of a carriaxe, Call and ‘Also, a good second-hand, light 4 Panel, “chute” front “one ‘horse RIAGE; $190. Second-hand JUMP-SEAT; 8100, Several | goud 6 Stet one-horse CARRIAGES; e time to bir : om D Bae: H, GRAHAM, 0-416 ho st n.w. Repairing promptly attended to: jebl4-Lw. HAVE FOR SALE A VERY LIGHT BREW- STER, bingle seat, Top Buggy, a8, good as ne ‘One (1) ney five-glass Landean, in use but one month only, mace by a Brat class manu- faceures of Philadelphia. A Daren One (1) Coupelette, in use but ‘one. “month, made the ker. Roe: ag dude ig ual aks con sl : : st., corne: febi2-fm ANDREW 3. JOYOE. ‘OR SALE—A lot of fine Singing CAN, Fe RIES; pee PeenG BIRDS, RD AGES, &e., very cheap, at the Bird- Han Rare Mar pe hte rae IES ABOUT PURCHASING OF DISPOS- ing of CARRIAGES, HORSES an HARNESS, will find it to th tage to call ‘on nme, 281 have # constant demand for the same. art Ce: for purcesiae or oe Clap osing Of Stock, Feceive prompt attentio anteed. W! F. DOWNEY, St Stable, 1013 Tits EVERAL FINE ‘PIANOS, very little used, in~ one STIEFF Cabinet Grand, 6 for cash, at 723 7th at re F? SALE—Light BRAHMA EGGS cottes gow: woox et praia sthiow in tis cite Apnly fe by: O°GHERG, B36 Lousianaave: 5 FINANCIAL. THOMAS 1, DAY & 00. nos AN aan Oe ‘Brodin xe ona: pry. and sell on email nae ana Miscellaneot and mus Securit Pate ‘Contracts at favorable hs formation furnished on. Ful rt ason, STABLISHED 1865. ‘TERAL AT 5 PER IONEY ON OOLLA’ BA by NO REASONABBLE OFFER REFUSED Fe stock of UnredeemedPledges, consist- ‘or our large ine ct Aderess HELM & ple! Pablishers, $208 ae 0 or Lock Box 33, City P. O. I JUSSELL'S ICE EAM. Small omanei ate RUSSE, 50: dozen. WINE JELLY, 7 Gi Es IES axND REppas CAKES a specialty. febé-Im2p20 ren York ave ‘HITE LEGHORN Wt St ett Prelate Ebay. 2 SOPSURY Bie eee ee Uniton of WATCHES, DIAMONDS, ana JEWELRY. Custom Made OLOTHING, MUZZLE LOADING GUNS, hEVOLVEGS and a M. & B. COHEN, . LOAN OFFICE, feb1T 1007 7th stroct nortiwest, 416 Lst., bet, 4th and Oth ste.n.w. ‘OHN s PATON EXAMINES TITLES, reports aa Ses oh ote a re kin te 6 a.m. to £5 Always in before 9 and from 2 to. j11-14m* PROFESSIONAL. of WEN M. LONG, M. D., respectfully tenders his services to the citizens of Washing- ton asa Physician and Accoucher. a experience of many years’ practice in the Malarial at all hours of the day and night at his office and residence, No. 1446 N street n. w., poles absent on professional business. All calls ‘left on his slate punctually attended to. feb18-1m' ‘OOT SURGERY, CORNS. Bunions, Nails, Chilbiains, Vascular Ex- cresences, &c. DR. WHITE'S nineteenth con- secutive year of practice in Washington, D.O. His establishment, 1416 Pennaylvania avenue, Willard’s Hotel, is patronized by the elite an ake world. Office fee 81 per visit. Raw D.—3. H. JOHNSTON. DENTIST, Office 616 9th st., opposite’ Patent 0: formerly over Ballantyne’s ies jalty. death on Gold ant Pure 3 a speci ‘eeth on Gold and Pure Silver. Gas adminis ees Beet of referen feb3 removed to 410 11th CELLULOID THEI inserted 20 810 ver 0 per set ope meron on ie pecnrali oot ak reasons aaa dD: = 8. BROWN, 7 DENTIST. No, 125 term TREET, over yas Oxide given for the Pattee en extra: mn of Esch tooth @1._ Artifiai: BY hb inserted. All operations on the aK ashe srformied with care and satisfaction, foeation of buls office. “hres lines of cars pans the door. ‘T. M. TALBOTT, Dunrisr, Bemoved to southeast corner 7th and E Digi bone ah a set. POF n¥28 street north’ crse dat te, sagen withoit pain, 60 on Operations war- PIANOS AND ORGANS. i a TWO FIRST PREMIUMS ‘The Stiff it National Fair, Washington. D.O. Bondotr Grand, 1 the Artist's Piano, competi- te for the celebrated Kranich & Bach and ghher thor ASstrelace Pianos and tho untivaled Poloubot Standard Organs. DoLm AGE Ss febl7__ 783 Tth st. n.o., between G and H. AROS ae ete dd Uprights—fi P Ray wut ponerse ena pee: rally ae peo and Hea ina work; 25 years expetiett vt sb14- oo V. BECKER'S, 907 H st. n.w. Pre AND ORGANS AT PRICES THAT DE- Le AE TMALO & feb13 0 1ith ae 2.W. sce. aS pever. £20-2{¢ ty ‘and fo1 ouses in exchange for We have some desirable desirabie Lots. MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate security, at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. fel9 Fo SENT . H. WARNER, 916 F Srreer Noxruwest. Pimcoe STR Dwi 800 Det. n.e.. 180 22 1325 M st. st. 928 24tn st. n- 1210 U st. n.w 409 A st. n. st. pt st. n. ¥ st. Desirable Offices int sé e 820 K st. st. 1. Ween ies pont ae Se use 1318 V st. n. Offices in $19 435 67 K st.n.e.. and 458 La. ave. 1425 B st. n. from 85 up. 935 Va. ave. 18 Desirable small Farm, 26 1918 I st. n. acres, near Uniontown. aM ato water and DESIRAB! Estate Review, published at my office on mneastiot each monte Contains gompicie ist of all the hoases I have for rent, ith reports conceruing the. conastion of ths roal estate femrkot throughont the country. Oslland get scopy. tr 4. MoINTIRE, Reat ‘ATE B: ‘Ko. 918 Fstrect, opposite Masonlo Temple. For Rent. Furnished. 1163g Mansion, jvest End.6200 Offices 1t aeeee Sener {+ Hy Bree BP ie | # 3 ‘008 New Houses on cara, 1,500 jouses. on 9th st. 82,600 and 1,690 For in nortiwert, 19, 19. Ceidb: no cx for two years. Cfo sta n.w., 30 cents ia pez £00 E. A. MoIN’ Beebcansces FOR RENT. 433 20th st., Dk.,5.r8. e12 30 49 Defroosst +b, 53s. 25 S24 24th st. 102 ok. 7 2S L at f.\88 me 611 10th st.n.e.,7 FOR RENT. 2145 Pa. ave.,b] 814 224. LOOX, Real Estate Agent, Corner 20th and I sts. n.w BUSINESS CHANCES. RK MALE—To the highest offer, AMERICAN feb17-cod6t Fe CYCLOPAEDIA, 1873 to 1876; 16 vols. ; bound in sh in perfet order. Address PLATO, Star o! carn feb21-3t" W ANTED—$10, 008 for one nye ear, for Son my per cent. interest will be paid with Porth of real estate se security. JNO. BO ‘ES. Real Estate Broker, 826 12th st. OING WEST—Will sell ae =r ‘Three- story BRICK HOUSE, ten rooms, all modern improvements ; northwest; in neighborhood. J RURBELL BARR, Room 90, Le Droit Building. reb21-: (OR SALE—A LUNCH and MILK BUSINESS, pear to severel government departments: or would Exchange for Vacant Lot. an gphly at 1718 @ st. n.w., between 8 and 11 a.m and 4 p.m. ‘cba at ‘Well located BUILDING LOTS upon long credit to parties who will improve without delay. A Penneylvan: are: » cor. Qist st. n.w., fronting tu W feet on the 6 by 126 on 2st st. 2. 5th at near the cor. ef P, 66 feet front by 98 de si 3. Met.. bet. 24th and 25th sts., 18 feet 7 inches front by 100 deep, toan alley. A’ judicious outlay upen_the above inentioned lots will prove a remu- nerative investment. feb2: FITCH, FOX & BROWN. WARXTED Pleven Thousand second-hand clean VV BRICK; cheap. State lowert cash price and where. feb20-3t” Addrecs P. O. Box 621, Georgetown, D. 100,000 TO LOAN—On first-class Washington city Tper cent. morteages.. Addre 108 8. Washington Bacar Phila. feb20-3t OR SALE—A 3 SACK for 8100; cost RMU, Never boon worn. Price at furriers before ca calling: ‘Address “*Confidential,” Star, of- QLOAN—On real eatate—ng dctn hand 86,000, $4,000, $2,000. 1. RNEILLE, Real Estate Broker, feb20-6t' 615 15th st.n.w.,under Nat. Met. Bank. » XCHANGE.—I have several lanve and well- located RESIDENCES to exchanye for unim- Proved property. Algo, eres FARMS for sale. ee exchange for city p reperty. 2: A Real Relate ‘Broker, 615 1th st. 2: juoney in Sane he feb20. Soe: one OR EXCHANGE FOR COUNTRY "ROPERTY, well located city property. Ad- P dress H. S., 627 Mass. ave. n.w. ‘ANTED—To Borrow —@1.800for ae at 7 per cent, ;security, first mortwage on 115 acre farm within mile of Washington, Nocommts- sion. Address P. 8. 8., Box640, City P.O. feb19-3t? ‘ARM FOR SALE OR RENT. Five miles from Washington ; accessable by fine “i land; well watered and stocked; orch- phoice Fruits; food dwelling and necessary t- bu: suitable for Gairy oF gardening. Stock will be sold to any one purchasing or leasing. Apply at 52 and 54 O 81 febl9-3 1,000 OR $1,260 aS COA AT 7 PER CENT., on real estate, for three years, without commis: sion, H. H. LOCKWOOD, corner Green and Stod dard ste., Georzetown. W18- ARTNERSHIP WANTED—In a Winioal le tore mistion House, by 8 New York gentleman hay- ing an extensive acquaintances in all the beet butter districts, cemers ing a large trade to an Al house with capital: Address C. F. JONES, Star office. eb! ARM FOR SALE.— Will sell at private sale, FARM, situated on the Potomac river, four below Alexandria, Va., containing about one hun- dred and aixty acres, aif improved, well fenced ; fruit of all ki water; large house, large barn, aver out te ton, D-0., oF. H SNOWDEN on ayenue, Washington, or on the place. [feb5-15t*]" 8. H. SNOWDEN. JOE, SALE, Cimae—A modera BRICK HOUS with Daseinent, 6 rooms; convenient to Capito and Government Printing Offs. | Price $1,200; payment; balance = ee Ee SIDDEETON feb13-2w _ Real Estate a G sta. LE—Onrar— Sera = and han y finished HOUSE; south front; wit ie at 1312 12th st. n.w. ards 0 febl13- 0 LOAN, T MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, is TO SUIT, At 6, 7 and 8 per cent. No Delay. B. 0. HOLTZMAN, feb7-tr 10th and F sts. n.w. ARGAINS.—A Great Bargain in a 2OEy 6x95, {0.9 10-foot alley, on 8th st. and Ts Lot 30x15) betwee st., between Land M; Lot Six05% on 1ith st., bet. yet 10390, comer 8th and S ate,.and inany other fine lots, in any location and any size wantes from 10 cents to $3 per foot. Also, a nice Property in the west end, with 10 rooms, all modern conveni- ences; built and finished in the best of stylo—a rare fareain to an immediate customer. Also, a hand- reas-brick House on H st., pet. all modern conveniences, and in perfect order., Splendid chance fora busfiess man. Money to Loan, at 6, 7, and 8 per-cent., ac- goraing. to smount t wanted and security offe E. BURFO) ee "ey eal Batata i senate 108 H etroot n Ea Gar WM. H. MAL & BROs., a hanes Hotel, Corner: 3a oa Pennsylvatiia ave. on want to buy, sell of exchange city of party. xehahwe epooaity. MoPEF ToLoan— ‘ AT LOWEST RATES, ON REAL ESTATE SEOUBITY, B. H. WARNER, Janb 916 F st. n.w. Oe TO LOAN ON LIFE AND ENDOW- ‘T INSURANCE POLIOIES.—We also uy endowment Policies issued by Bios, matndng within © years. as 8 a Famp for for rept BENE W LA Teeth Gee ae 323 43s street northwest. EDUCATIONAL. A LADY TEACHER OF PENMANSHIP WILL AA give instructions toa liniited unioer of of pupils at their residences. Terms moderate. Box 62, Star office. feb2l-Im* PROFEOR, LARROQUE, 728 13th st., native French Instructor, gradtiate of Sorbonne Uni- ¥ Paris. Private instruction in all the Froneh branches and niceties. ‘Terms moderate. febl2-6t* OCK HILL COLLEGE, Second Session begin: SEBRUARY 1 ist, 1830. For particulars see catalogue. BROTHER AZARIAS, jan27-Im President. VENING CEASSES Monday, Tuesday, Wed- nesday, eine ane 9 o'el $5 per month, inadvance LATIN, GRRE, GREMAN FRENOE, EXGLIGH: “MATHEMATIOS. Pre , Weet Point, Annaj Private lessons at other hours. 8. W. FLYNN, A.M., 702 6th fore Dw. 10 ae Sa noe V- PROD HOMME'S Roure iia oe hand Tenorved for, private! fete offered to and idioms gral and ‘and invited Pp. Wim tol p.m. Terias moderates p28, POLLOCK AND NOERE'S re and ‘Thorough instru grammar Daily instruction in German wiven free. jormal department for ladies. ARK SEMINARY for Youi oe arate fae cana Fen tended. a Latin ey ming, course ani : Ofroulars af the book stores. Mt: CONDEON, Principal. " dectt EGULAB FRENCH, SCHOOL FOR YOUNG RY FOULON 903 Wothst “nn Rew., corer of I. ‘Lessons After Sclioo! Ho Private 001 at French non fenicy Pa. ave. store, an 603 a ae arr eet. n for comprises Ponmansiip, Spelling, Com Posi Business tion of last in August and thers- Sfter. For particulars or Ez ‘Teacher of PIAN‘ CS e Particular as well as those to be teats gj, dorms moderate. {iis H THE TRADES. ere eee ee “OW OPENING— N GENTLEMEN'S HATS By | wekese. spring wear. Also, new patterns for youths febl4 Hatter, 1957 Penna. ave. and AGENT Beaidencn, i Oe PST] SPRING GARMENTS. SILK, 811K DE J.YONS and DRAP D'ETE MANTILLAS. LIGHT WEIGHT -ULSTERS, JACKETS AND CIRCULARS, M. WILLIAN's, at 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. (febi6] 907 Pa. aves E ARE SELLING GENUINE MONOGRAM KID GLOVES IN BLACK, PROME! MBHADES. SA falogh> OPERA W 6-Button, $1.50. BEST SELECTED STOCK IN CITY AT J. P. PALMER'S, No. 1107 F street northwest. BESS —Orders through telephone promptly filled. DOUGLASS’, Ninth and F Bts., St. Cloud Brag. CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS FOR A FEW DAYS LONGER. OPEN TO-DAY, THREE HUNDRED DOZEN THOROUGHLY MADE AND TRIMMED CHEMISE. AT 25 CENTS EACH. Prices of other Garments in proportion. EvERY ARTICLE A Barats. 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. VERMILYAa’s, feds 610 9th streat. ME. L. P. JEANNERET, Or Bautimore, 1107 Pennsylvania aven ‘Will sell for one week onl BONNETS, intends closing: Jan: HANDSOME FRENO! rewardiess of cost, as she HE. 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 MASKS,; PAPER MASKS of all characters. jan VALENTINES of all description. Me" BELLE LUCAS. DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. Lo SHOES_—OF FIRST THE ONLY IN THE OITY. TO ORDER PRI ors te nt AN a SOORTMENT. G. SOHON'’S 604 11th st. n.w. nova5 Geol OLASS. Branch H. WIREMAN'S. M™™ rXSitOnaBLE BLE DRESSMAKER. jPROTALT! BRIDAL TROUSSEAUS, MOURNING ORDERS. Auto, CUTTING and FITTIS . mrdérs filled at shortest notice, snd n most artistie ‘sep23-t, th, 6, 6m 907 Pa. ave. RESSMAHING. ‘The MISSES HAMILTON, mild F sraxer. First-class wo1 it moderate prices. BOOKS, &e. WEW Boo KS. Life of Alexander Dui dian Missionary,” 2 v a St. Paul, new and comp! peas, inl vol Sunshine and Storm, b; ‘Thonguits on. Great Myste $1.25, The Manliness of Christ. by H About Gient, by John L. Swift, 81. Myeelf, Ii siamwe series, 81. Atul and complete assortment. Of Lenten Books, .LLANTYNE & , BL. His’ Majesty at . '. feb20 MBS Tin street me. ATEST Priiaronyrtamer ae TENNY! SONGS, with music......85.00 MEMOIRS PRINCE METTERNIC HL 5. TATESMA BOOK. 1880. i B BEMET v9 UNDFR THE ‘V'RI-COLOR: Hooper. ROMANCES OF THE MIDDLE AGEi apne. MOTHS: fe lary! 5D NESS I: Piomas Hagties. 1-00 i OCEANINIO CANAL, SI. READINGS ENT. and other Lenten Books. DIARIES and. Daly JOURNALS. JAMES J. CHAPMA feb16_ MeTRorourraN Bookstore, ‘BTi Pa. ave. NEW PUBLICATIONS. SECOND VOLUME MEMOIRS OF MADAME DE EERUSAT, in Paper, 6c. Franklin Square, at 10c. MOTHS. By Ouida. Cloth, $1.25. = a OF PRINCE METTERNICH, 2 vols. TENNYSON'S SONGS. Set to Music. 85. ALL NEW KS RECEIVED AS SOON BOOKS SUED. ait THE FINEST CUE oF STATIONERY A FRANCIS B. MOTUN BOOKSELLER A AND STATIONER, | feb6 Pa, ave., cor. ALENTINES FOR 1880. VALENTINES FOR. *TINES FOR 1880. VAL ENTINES FOR 1880. BUNDY'S JUSTICE. The Justice's Manuel of Statute, Judicial and Elem w, with appropriate Forms for the se of Suuticos of the Pesta, Constables, Notaries Public, Gemmisaioners, Lawyers and Business 8. Bundy, of the Districtof Colum- bia bar; The’ Game of ‘*Fifteen,” the “New Sotitaise 25 cts. Court of Claims Reports, vol. 14, 6. Hughes’ U.S. Circuit Gourt Reports, men, by hse, vol. 8, 87.50. For sale by yj, H. & 0. H. MORRISON, w "AND. STATION feb3 475 Pa. avenue. BOOTS AND SHOES. VERY HOUSEHOL! BOULD HAVE THEM. 120 pairs Ladies’ Kid Croquet Slippers, 600 worth atleast 75c. 120 Women’s Gore! Busking, ce will be worth 5c. 160 pairs Children’s 8. H. Button, Toc., value gl. Fohitaren' 's and Misses’ School Shoes, 50 sto best as School Shoe in town, at Pa. 4 oe SELBY, (Sign n Big Shoe? Pair Justh’s Heel Plates given'away. febld EDUCTION EXTHAOKDINARY. Hand-sewed Con; duced to 84,76; Men's Han utton, 86, reduced t to$ ‘Sten’s Ereuch Orit. Hand hp eee pre pee eee y 86.56: Men's Hand-sewed Calf 36, reduced to Allother winter at corresponding rath to make room Fah Stock. BYIEN’S SHOE STORY, 1614 14th etree YOU CAN savE 25 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST “7 BOOTS ANP SHOES, BYGOING TO THE , NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. Goods were all bought before the advance in <— at rock bottom figures, WILL BE SOLD AT CRIME cost For THz Next 15 Days. We are selling « Gent's hand-stitchod full Seoteh ‘$2.75 A jolid: Pebbie Button: J A Mines" 200 AChild’s size 90 ‘And eversthing else in proportion. GEO. McCABTHY. RECTO! RGANIST OF ST. be- | Tso: JOHN'S eee A teciee to attempts cholr of Men and Boys. anil be in attend lance at the Church on TUESDAY and FBI~ DAY MOONS, at 4:30 ‘to receive ap- ications f1 From Boye only. Piva suftctent number of available voices can be had a small stipend will be paid to all who are ac- led, to be increased as merited. | * for the choir wil! be received ap pul 1d will receive ° regular instruction twice a ‘week, and be promoted to the choir and to stipons Lean | lire ae IE a Bet taught music at sight, and must o! rules implicitly. feblt N.. ‘worvorn Gy de ar ee 7 aaeee TERETE OF MORTALS Beoause with every purchaseof THA or COFFEE 5 tty cave ve a proseuk SBSTE dT, bs BELGLDS, Propriowx.