Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1880, Page 2

—— * THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. TUESDAY .. February 21, 1890. CHOSBY 8. NOYES. ...Editor. SS ee The Evening Star has “circa regular, nent, daily “cineutatton ro petlihea ot in Wai ahinatons an ‘and Be ‘the other daily papers here ad eS eee ‘Tux Stan 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 Tar STaR advertisements, orders for the paper to be served, News, or any information, at any hour of the day free of charge. ‘These facilities are a groat conve- nience, and will be appreciated by the customers of ‘Tae San. ‘Subscriptions will be received “and dulyac- counted to the New York Herald Irish Famine Fund at the office of Tue Star. A list, with mame of contributor, former residence in Ire- land, present residence, and amount of subscrip- ton, is now open. —————_.+-+-____ ‘The Democratic Meeting Place. ‘The anti-Tilden democrats have jumped at ‘the conclusion that the selection of Cincinnati over St. Louis as the place for holding the dem- O-ratic convention is a substantial and signif- cant defeat to Tilden, and one that will admon- ish him to keep out of the presidential race, This conclusion is not warranted by the facts in the case, but, on the contrary, it is refuted by many of them. In the first place, it is known that some of Tilden’s warmest friends on the committee voted for Cincinnati. Several days Por to the meeting of the committee ‘there was a disposition manifested by some of ‘Tilden’s friends to support St. Louis, in his in- terest, and his name was even mentioned as favoring that clty; but it was apparent last Saturday that if such a programme had been seriously considered, it had been determined not to carry it out. The Cincinnati delegation set thermselves earnestly to work to combat the idea that Tilden would fare better in St. Louis than in their city, and they succeeded. They pledged themselves that the greatest fairness should be shown all candi- dates, and pointed tothe fact that Tilden has supporters enough in Obio to take care of his interests. They urged that he would drive these supporters from him by contributing, in any manner, towards the defeat of Cincinnati. ‘The very fact that St. Louis received but four Votes 1s, of itself, sufficient to demonstrate that the combined Tilden influence did not support the claim of that city. In considering the action of the national committee in connection with ‘Tilden’s candidacy the formation of that com- mittee must be remembered. It was organized immediately after the nomination of the ticket at St. Louis, and when Tiiden’s friends Were in entire control of all the ma- chinery of the convention. It devolved upon this. committee to direct the campaign, and very naturally it was composed of men known to be faithful to the candidate; men who Would consult and follow his wishes. The events that followed the nomination may have driven some of the members from Tilden’s cause, but they have not reduced his followers to the in- fignificant number that votd for St. Louis. Speaker Randall, who is recognized as one of the chiefs of the Tilden democracy, advised the selection of Cincinnati, so the delegation from that city asserted, and the member from Ken- tucky, a staunch Tilden man, was for Cincin- nat! from the first. Last Saturdsy members of the committee who support Mr. Bayard for the preside:itial nomination waited upon the Sena- tor and asked where he would like to have the convention held. He replied that it was a mat- ter which he felt he had no right to interfere in; that he had no chotce of location whatever. He ‘Wanted the committee to consult the best in- terests of the party, but for himself he was not acandidate for the presidential nomination, and earnestly desired that his friends weuld not Beek to direct the convention in his interest. Senator Thurman, as a citizen of Ohio, favored Cincinnati, but his friends kept his presidential aspirations out of the contest. The Tilden men then announced that their candidate had no preference whatever in regard to the choice of a.city for the holding of the conventiop, and so the several presidential candidates kept their hands out of the affair. The argument in behalf of Cincinnati that evidently had the most Weight, was that the democracy might be en- abled to carry Ohio. Chicago, it was urged, was situated in a hopelessly republican state, While St. Louis is in a state that needs no encouragement to make it democratic. The shrewd Cincinnatians pressed this argument, saying that the holding of the Convention in Cincinnati would arouse enthusiasm in the Gemocracy there, and that whenever the party Carried that city it carried the state also. The expressions of members of the committee, after the selection, were all to the effect that it had not been made with the view of aiding or de- feating the aspirations of any candidate for the Romination. Cincinnati has never shown any partiality for Senator Thurman, and his treat- Ment In the past by the democrats of that city ‘warrants the belief that the selection was not made in his interest. Tilden’s “fine Italian hand,” in all probability, was secretly at work in the committee, but not in favor of St. Louis, else that city would have received a larger vote. ‘Therefore there is no good ground for saying he was defeated in the choice of a place for the meeting of the convention. After the action had been taken the knowr supporters of Tilden ‘were apparently well pleased, and when con- Bulted about the candidacy of that gentleman ‘they intimated that he was still in the field. —___§_~++-______ As near a champion as he Is likely to get Admiral Lee seems to have found in the New York Times. That paper espouses in this dam- aging way his course in refusing to sell to the Corcoran Gallery, at any price, certain ground he owns, and which happens to be essential to the extension of that institution and the estab- Ushment of an Academy of Fine Arts and School Of Design: “As it does not appear that Admiral Lee re- fuses the land from any dog-in-the-manger spirit, how comes it that it Is regarded as an Suirage on his part? Is a man to be hectored Into Ube sale of real estate at a price below what he considers ifs value?” ‘This does not state the facts correctly. Admi- Tal Lee {s not asked to sell the ground in ques- tion “at a price below what he considers its value.” He has been requested to sell it at What he considers its value; nothing less. Or, if he does not want to fix the price himself, he is asked either to name three of his own friends or three professional real estate dealers to name Its value, and this price, with tirenty per cent added, will be paid, in cash. Neither of these things will he do. He simply refuses, and places himself in the attitude of preventing the con- Summation of a purpose which would be of in- ealculable value not only to the city where he resides, but to the whole country, as well. ‘The ground needed by the Gallery was not in- hherited by Admiral Lee. Neither does it con- tain a homestead or other improyement, which might endear it by associations of any kind to its owner. It is not pretended that he proposes to improve {t or to make any other kindred use Of it for the comfort or convenience of himself Or his family, It was bought, as he himself has ‘Stated, ‘on speculation,” and when an oppor- tunity occurs to carry out his purpose, and at the same time confer a benefit upon the pub- lic, he sullenly and stubbornly sits down in the ‘Way, and refuses to do anything. If this course Goes not indicate a “ dog-in-the-manger-spirit” perhaps our cotemporary will explain to its Yeaders what that spirit 1s, and how it mani- ests itself. ++ —_____ ‘The board of health of San Francisco are not Wolng to be content with the abatement of the nuisance known as Chinatown. They insist that the Chinese residents shall not be permit- ‘ted to herd together in hovels in any part of the ity, but that they shall be required to live Gleanly and in healthy, well-ventilated quarters. if this plan ts enforced 1t will add so much to ‘the expense of a Chinaman’s living that he will, Probably, be compelled to exact wages in pro- portion with other workingmen. ‘The greenbackers in & Congress have been on the watch for weeks, but they are notable to @atch the Speaker's eye. Weaver is a tall man, ut the Speaker is always able to look right over him at the member behind. Financial re- olutions have no attraction for the optic of the Bpeaker. 9 a aE aN pd tae i ee ewe ARBEE'’S FISHER on 18 NOW ON i at JAMES J. APMAN'S ok Store, 911 Penaylvania avenue. ‘Admis- pate fob34-4t* 20,000 BUSHELS CHOICE SEED OATS VERY CHEAP, WM. M. GALT & CO.’S, Corner Ist street and Indians avenue, feb2¢ Near Baltimore and Ohio Depot. GELLING OFF! SELLING OFF: Wesh all continne s eelli GOODE, a sag oa ee unl farther NO FANCY PRIOES. Bui Frin; prea al Hinges and Laces in endless variety, W. M. BROWN, 817 Market Space. DOUGLASS’, Ninth and F Bts., St. Cloud BU'dg. feb THE SALE OF LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS CONTINUED A FEW DAYS LONGER. CHEMISE. CHEMISE. CHEMISE. THOROUGHLY MADE AND TRIMMED AT 25 CENTS EACH. OPEN TO-DAY, FIFTY DOZEN NEW STYLE BALMORAL SKIRTS, AT LOW PRICES. DOUGLASS’, 522-524 and 526 Ninth st. 719 MARHET SPACE. 719 BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY. OHEAPER THAN EVER. MANY Ce) eee ar LESS TH. [ALF PRICE, i feb24 DAVIS’, 719 Market Space. ORD, LOTS OF RIBBONS, BUTTONS, pie. BAG! ORNAMENTS ONIS ISHINGLY LO »RICES, CLOSING FRIN| ort DAGES T pavi GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH, AT DAVIS’, 719 Market Space, corner 8th st. LUMBER! LUMBER! OUR IMMENSE TRADE SHOW WHAT feb24-6t LOW PRICES WILL Do. WILLET & LIBBEY, COR. SIXTH 8T. AND NEW YORK AVE. N.W., Writ Seu 100 FEET OF VIRGINIA BOARDS, 13 FEET LONG, FOR... 400 FEET OF VIRGINIA BOARDS, 44 FEET LONG, FOR............. +- $1.25 200 FEET OF VIRGINIA BOARDS, 16 FEET LONG, FOR...... ... see SLOS THESE BOARDS ARE THE VERY BEST THAT ARE MANUFACTURED. We Atso SELL Common BOARDS 4100 FEET FOR.... feb24 v EMNANTS. Having just finished stock-taking, we place on our counters ALLOUR REMNANTS, with quantity and price on each piece. Ladies will find a great many useful ends in this Jot of xoods, which we now offer at such prices as will insure quick sales. One price only. Five per cent. off for cash. WwW. M. Le te LS & SONS, feb23-3t Penna. avenue. OTWITHSTANDING THE AD- vance on all kinds Woollen Material, we are oiferinw «reat bargains in Men's and Boys’ Suits to close the stock. | Cassimere suits, 84, $19, S11 and B12. Fine Dress Suits, $15, 814 to 20. Boy's Suits from $2.50 upwar Baa Coats at Ralf LET & LIBBEY. rain bee 6 Broken Suits, one-half price. For bargains go to SELBY'S, feb23 1914 and 1916 Pa. ave. t@-For the facts in the case of Gen. Fitz-John Porter read POPE’S VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN AND PORTER'S PART IN IT. By Gen. F. J. Lier: In the Atlantic Monthly for September, 1878. 35 Cents. sek, Me ae ue tne ARMY oF Ne &Co., Boston. |For sale by y Houghton, feb23-3t_ ROBERT BEALL, Washington. WEBAYVE THIS DAY coid our Stock of GROCERIES, and the good-will of our busi- ness to our kinsmen, WILLIAM 4. McELFRESH, WILLIAM B. PALMER and WILLIAM L. SEU RF: FERLE, who will hereafter conduct business at the same place, in the firm name of ‘‘Juckson & Co.” Having been for gome years past in our employ, we feel assured that the new firm will continue to merit the generous patronage that has been so kind- y bestowed upon us for nearly half a century. The death of our senior partner makes it necessary that we should have an carly settlement of all unpaid accounts, and for that purpose we shall retain our office at No. 626 Pennsylvania avenue n.w., where we will be pleased to fee our old friends and cus- * Bs JACKSON, i, SEUFFERLE, Survizing Partners of the firm of Jackson. Brother Having purchased the Grocery business of our late employers, Jackson, Brother & 626 Yenneylvariaavenue n-w., we have this day formed 4% co-partnership, and, with the consent of our pre- decessore, have adopted the name of Jackson & Co.,” as the firm name in which we shall hereafter conduct the said business. We shall earnestly en- deavor to merit the confidence and continued pa- tronage of the many friends and customers of the firm. WM. H. McELERESH, WM: B. Pal Wat, L: SRURFERLE, Washington, D.C., 24d Feb., 1830. feb23-3t* HOOPING, COUGH, | GROUP, COUGHS, re Throat, Ke., cored by BOGERT'S VEG- ET, ABLE COUGH SYRUP. Free trom all narcatie fo’ nly safe Paneuy {or olilaren-/8or sale all rumeists, feb21, 'USSELL'S ICE CREAM. 14 Colors. Small CHARLOTTE RUSSE, 50c. dozen. WINE SELLY, FANGY ¢ Atego WEDDING © poctaity febd4-1m2p20 1427 ‘New York ave WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. GOODS. LADIES’ We BUSINESS: oe as ered dress Box Ti, Star Office = ANTRD_ For two Indios. communicating BED ROOMS, where no wee asked. dress X_Y. Z., Star Office. ANTED—BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS and LAND SCRIP. J. VANCE LEWIS, Rooms 43 and 44, Le Droit Building. febi4-Im* ANTED—A smart WHITE GIRL, well recom- mended for honesty, to do housework. Pro- testant preferred. Apply 313 Pa. av. n.w. £24-3t* TTT S| a8 copyiat as panty ot or ste office, for which one-| germonth willbe Depald. “Address Mt 3, BoE 10 Wei aeeaear as Hacks “By young colored man, s PLAGE a ‘ANTED_By young colored map, e PLAGE Aadreen H. 0, Star Ofice, for two days. No ob- jon leaving ci TED— spectable ite SITUA- A RL 5 eae seareenr ‘PLOYMENT as private To. some lawyer or Hterary man. od French scholar. 5 Star Of- Gan give cen. Address Z-» Star. ‘ED—By as ble ute 1, a en ‘ATION to do ctanineewor or to do gen housework in » small fam! owe seo Ghmended.” Apple ‘at No 198294 st. new., be- tecen Lapd \, ANTED — Handsomely furnished PARLOR and small BED ROOM, first-class neixhbor- hood, for single Good table lo indispensable. ern 2 ex] re. ntrall: nace encsexchanged. Box4, Star Office. _feb24- ANTED—By a single lady, good-size ROOM Wiha board in res ‘ble’ boarding-house or private family, oa located. accessible to ico not to exceed 825 Br pout. References exchanged. Address B. G., Star Office. y ANTED—To rent, by responsible parties a nice BIANO, for a reasonable amonnt per month. fe terms anc of Piano, R. X.,_ Star of- ‘feb23-2t Wa .NTED—On or after March 1st, SITUATIONS: for two Girls—one as cook and the other as chambermaid and waitress. Apply at ae. = gt. new. ANTED—$100 cash down will be aoe = a POSITION in any of the Government De} AE menta as messenger or watchman. Address H., Btar office. Tooas-6tt WASTED, By 8 young Lady, who, vill per cent matey ‘a Government PosrhiOx Payne “ Address H. J. C., WANTED To Borrow 8200, with interest for ‘which comfortable Rooms given ina delightfal house. ‘Rdaress with ful name, RESIDENT, City P.O. feb23-3t* — Tor heusekerr Digebaest RENT—HOUSE, No. 332 B at, E 198 RENT SHO mROOM Orders waierin kiten- en, and barn, Terms $15. Key st $36 8 st.n.c. water. febZi-2t | =| FOR RENT AND SALE. org eae 3 Grant Piace, alarce A. McINTITRE, F vuished ROOM, two south nd ‘REAL Estate BRoxzn, sat oH No. 918 F street, Opposite Stason ‘Masonic Temple. iT—Feur Unfurnished ROOMS suita- f with all modern conve- No. 4€ i st. n.w.; 810 per month. Finer vey WE ie Gad = st. n. order; 9 riocated. : Senor “ange SOHN SHERMAN & 60.7 RK RENT—T rnished | Suburl ROOM on peoond hour pass was and Aaa 1917 | ist st, Da. AVE. foba3-ate_ | Fish peer RR RENT_Two well commani- | 1424 st. in a private family. ‘Terms ‘OR RENT Delightful suite of ROOMS, hand- ree 2d floor: also single Rooms = Apply S10 Indians first-class, $15 R RENT — FXbom with or without Board. class cat house. MRS. ELDER, 941 H st. n.w. SN floor; alse two OPrerine B10 cache 12 Lith ge. fob23-20" eat ze BH Be, Sa furnished FRONT MS. southern exposure, bay eae feb23-3t" R RENT—That very choice four- Bog Beata por HOUBE, 1404 16th Se near Scott modern improvements, mt | x 1 always on Fe to Side d. WE. MYERS, 115 15th ot feba-tmn | Lowe se Laem, ang mall sums always 'OR RENT—A now HOUSE, No. 204 5th st.s.6; Ca E. A. MoINTIRE. rooms, lars. Inquire at corner 9 all modern improvements. Bent 35 ‘dol- gee Fo® BRENT. Fee mae eftiss HOUSE: an rooms, bath dry cellar; brick 1226 9 Ke next. dcor Guorth) 840s nent Fe RENT—4 Unfurnished ROOMS, on second 1916 FIFTEENTH 8T. N.W, new three-story, nine-room TRLOE DWELL- ne with all modern improvements. th st, nw. feb21-3¢ floor, with gas, water, bath and closet; $15 per 150-4 CAROLINE ST. N. Bron eens) St Oe TES Pere yA Beat six-room, press’ brick front HOUSE, with ‘O REN’ RESIDENCE in the coun ppiruaeicp ee start ‘Elegant, try, with five acres of In Toto 1a clock a.m. feb21-3i* © the city, mile from 4423-1425 NEW YORK AVENUE, month. Apply 1141 24th at N. W. Large and handsome STORES; will be rented singly or made communicating. TOR ee por HOUS:) Desirable ore ROOMS, ‘in the best business No. 727 20th st-n | sections of the city. thorough repair, nine rooms and dethicom;strobse rate and lars garden. Apply THOS. J. FISHER & 00., 2 Se at 2004 G feb2: feb21 1223 F streetnorthwest. NT. ated and good : Fabaibina toh 3 Aaa rie agaut | JOR RENT—By R. 0. HOLTZMAN, awe ” febri-at Ret Estatz AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, ‘OR RENT—Two beautiful, lai bright ROOM - Fpinisbed or usrpentshor steve the Hamil neon 10th and ¥ streets northwest. and near omas circle. 1129 14th st Private family. References exchanged. feb21-3t" ot FE RENT—STORE and DWELLING, 614 9th st. opposite Patent Offi0e, store late ly ‘been im- ‘and mai Dake EONS! Blove store, 718 Tih wee febaL-see No.23.1534 st.n.w.,17 Too! 8200 No 415 13th at. ire A. EB- OR RENT—Two three-sto1 33 _ store BRIOK HOUSES; noe 400 'N.J-ave.s.6., WANTED TEy gpridow Lady with one child a hall, water and gas. Rhode Island ave. between ‘and bath .. 2% emall HOUSE of not more than six rooms, | 7th and &thn.w. Rent $20 each. Key at drug store between Iith and 5th sts. and Pennsylvania ave. | on corner. Apply at No. HOO Letaw orais age gnd Late. n.w. Address, stating terms, ey Eo, Boe 106s feb21-3t & seat s (OR RENT—Four Unfurnished ROOMS, on sec- 0. 233 -ANTED, Some Feepectable person, to ADOPT | Ht ond floor: bath-room on same floor’ will be 1Trooms, bath 60 _ 6 rooms and atore.. 18 W Ano chidxen’ tor one poor fed singly or together. House has all modern | 2 No: es ave.D.W., | No.2208 13thst.n.w. (eee four years old. Apply PATRICK “MOORE, rovements, south. No objection 2 50 6rooms Ist and 2d, F and G sts.n. w. feb23-; — apr housekeeping. es 1225 N st. n.w. £21-3" ae aes ae Rent—A SECOND FLOO!} coer iehed with bathroom on the game; joea tion between F st. to New York ave. n.w.; prefer a lace with no children; rent must be, moderate. ddrees Box 35, Star office. feb23-3t* ‘ANTED—By March lst, a white MAN to go 6 2 country one that understands milking and the care of hi Refer quired: 4 Address or orca ae Fr L. E. PAYNE, p, pally ‘a Roads, Fairfax co., Wren head aor asia ‘at the American House. ae Bt ANTED — Practical Farmer and Dairyman from New York wishes an ENOAGEMES Tae Foreman or Manager on a gentleman's place; best Teferences. Address A. HELVIN, yay tavilie, a Geo. Co., Md. feb21-; ANTED—White and colored COOKS, TE. BERMAIDS, NURSES, and other ee aD: Fa RENT—A seven room, two-story Brick DWELL WELLING, aaring betty sink, &e. Bt. Dee. etgg ts, same block. Bent 812: 50. M. M. RO) Fen RENT—FIRST FLOOR, Parlor and Bed- room ; Bed-rooma, finwie rooms large and small; all modern conven- jences; first-class Board furnished 1103 G st. VOR RENT—HOUSE, seven rooms, near Colum- water-closet, No. 607 10th 430 @it- | fine business room: 35 Imake no charge to landlords for advertising their property, and keep it before the public constantly. I have many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; also, Houses in every ion at prices from $1,000 to 860.000. Now is the time to buy. BR. 0. HOLTZMAN, , agent, 513 7th at, handsomely furmished; also Parlor and communicating, second floor; the house. n.W. feb21-6t" arene Box a, Bear omen, + 81° 10 Bod tanEAT AT | sono 10th and F sts. n.w. FORRES: RENT_FRUrTend DAIRY FARM, withia EAL ESTATE BULLETIN city; ectly healthy and de- OF. rabies goody ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh street. 24th st.n.w., Blaings End sent a xe AI or BOES pent low: ADU are Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.) Rg renee taietoe Boo, with southern Three-Story Houses For Sale. furnished se: ita gratis. Liven: & and western exposure, at 1027 Vermont av., fice, Room 24, Federal Building, corner 7th. and F. | near McPherson Square feb19-6t" penile Oe @ neo fep10-17e OR RENT OR FOR SALE Two HOUSES, wi ‘000 ‘choose 8 SEW. large tables, good wi 000 uN Be acai Fe ec nay | Und on i, nf le et Sea 00 6 not a su rz ‘on. the Cond inquire er. Renting and specialty. Mo- or Tun (HOOVER, New Jersey ave., between M 000 KENNEY, 427 Sth ot.n.w. af Y febl9-6t" 990 ANTED_OARPETS to OLEAN, st RIOE'S oe Peet BOONE with ane, bath Qapabetany fase metas | Reiger, pom oop ae ee, 5 ‘oor. 7th st. ave., fronting Ju eee Sad Es. avers or Messrs. Hove, Bro. & Go., 1828 8 | Termetmoderate. tebis:20" 81,800 | oo = Beaters. R RENT—Brick HOUSE, southwest corner mat 1,500 WM. ANTED—STEAM OARPET OLEANING. Al 18th and K sts. n.w., with lat large garden and all 1,500 work guaranteed. At OHAGH'S, 616 Louls- | iodern improvements; will be rented low fo 2 por- 1,500 mara | manent tenant Yebi7-dw ~ £500 F EAST RISA si modern ee * 3300 ct 3 modern im- BOARDING. ovement; rst and second Aor, bath on etch 128 joor; terms moderate. fobld-3m R _RENT—PARLOR and BED ROOM, fur- Finer on guiponalnge, First-class BOARD. OR RENT OR SALE—Two handsome new 30 Also, TABLE BOARDERS accommodated. 1328 ee yp EETnGS: 9 rooms, with all oe 30 Seo Reae febis-3t*_ | imps. cca, aan 824 st. ;Fent @30--open. “30 CAE BOARD, foe at and eis yereonte, | PFOR. TENT HOUSE No. Wa north Ast, nest 30 irat-class TABLE BOARD, 84 per week. At PAl the Capitol, containing: & rooms and basement; 730 KINSON HOUSK, 622 Penna. ave. h.w. feb2i-ot* | rent $18. Inquire 123 north Ast. jan3l-4w 730 30 30 Nasore FURNISHED ROOMS, on second floor; convenient to cars. ‘Table BOARD. $39 | 117] 5 onRDING FUENTES ROOMS, communi- eating or single, with BOARD; near street ca1 Wet new: opposite Fvankitn Bark. fobas: Fe RENT—Large ROOM, well furnished. on sec- ond floor, with BOARD; 1338 New. ork avenue. Lecation very central and Very desirable. f21-1w* LOR RENT With, or without BOARD, two or ROOMS, at 507 E st.n.w. + references ex- ae feb21-6t" BoOgePING.ROOMS, "en quite apd singe, at n.w.; southern front; Pennsylvania ave, cars pass door. feb19,21, 25, 28, 4t° (OR RENT—With BOARD, in a private famil, ove ROOM, or suite of Ome, with wath aout. ern exposure and desirable locality on the of street cars. 2501 Pennsylvania ave. feb18-6t* (OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS on second floor, with BOARD, in a private family, near dapa: ments and care: Terms moderate.’ 1908 H st. D.wW. feb12- a HE TREMONT_HOUBE offers 700d ROO) Ts wells fires ciaee Hope Boe ard, ferBend eso per | of mon’ fonse is well furnished, heated with steam, and every way desirable. jan29-1m HE LOCUIEL HOURE, 512 9th st-n-w., Is one of tha coment aed best, condueted boarding jet ‘acommmo- novl9 LOST AND FOUND. F% RENT—Fornished PARIOES and BED- DOME sae BOOMS farnisned f Wet. bet. Vermont av.and Houses for Rent im] Walia aveccorner 6 st sugti-Tm" | 1304 Conn. ave.n.s 950.00 - 108.00 PERSONAL. 8.38 Fre te PILES) CURED WITHOUT 2 B38 Remember, ean pave & a Bathing top ‘ou are cured. i x TNel Be Dod ish of. fbi Saran gat Tetet mec mod, tah 50:00 ¥2 UR FUTURE TO A CERTAINTY.—Skep- | 1318 £ st.n.w.. iodine. Z ee ts. * 30.00 tical folks may have their doubts, but, never- | 6141 st.n.w. Feb. 23, 8 - 25.00 eless, there are many citizens who will readily - 16.00 endorse the statement thar MADAME HOSS: doc. 1 16/00 tress and astrologist, No. 402 24 Ge n.w., has won . 15.00 amost remarkable reputation. ny. one visiting her will find her an expert and ‘reliabl le exponent, of 883.33 her profession. Dal 083.88 RS. L. P. ANDERSON, the well- Saami 60:00 Test and Business Medium, of San Fran: men 08 formerly of New York city, is located at Non aot 5:00 Pa. ave. n.w. feb5-1m* * 89.00 SDA EEOORE ; a) Rgnepuan ‘THE EVENTS OF LIFE. 19085 Syersmed: inipe a o8 ‘All business confide adiee and Gentlemen | 690 1ith et 33:00 © conta each. Moat bet at and Oh sw. -The aboveis only a email pa the OHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as | Dulletin issued on the ist and 16th of each mon bility. of (people, with abstracts of | which ean be had dion appifeationst my offce,or wil cxtato. 606 1 Be sent by mail in betore 9 and from 4 to 6. "Hi-Te ‘Loans. 82,000, 81,000, $600, at 7 per cent. feb21 PROFESSIONAL. R24! esraTE BULLETIN? LOStcA While Setier Puppy, about 2 months old. Reward paid’if re- 4 turned to 1415 Columbia st i 4 a OST.—A Gold BRACELET, Marlow, The findgr wil be sutably cowanded on leaving the same at 906 1 Gs LS ‘T.—Monday, 234, on I et., Massachusctts ve; or 4th st’ Gent's new trench RED SET ex wll | ‘be suitably rewarded by retarn- ing’ Tito! ‘OUNI CLI fassac’ near oth a Sunday afternoon, Will please call at Room 6, Windsr’s Bailaing. Oo WEN M. Ane fully tenders his services to the citizens of Washing ton asa Physician and eaperiencs oF many yeal Revions of the South’ and West, at all hours of ver day and night at his office and residence, No. 1446N professional prananee: All calls punctually attended to. feb18-1 LONG, M. D., resj JOHN SHERMAN & 00., ‘Bt. Cloud Building, ‘Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. Apcoucher., He ractice in the ‘Malarial He may be found reet n.w., unless absent on “left on his slate -Im* SURGERY, CORNS. HOUSES AT ALL PRICES, AND ON TERMS ii ara February WATCH Git (ARM. by Joaving it at KELLY & CHAMBER- feb23. FOR SALE. MAILE: biooded wlogk entirely sot goon tock: entirely sou Bad eps ply Liver Qari Be SBS | Eatin Bold separat 4 i RGES & ee Cee ee Col. LETTE. sos 8 ae R SALE—The aE BRICK COT’ TAGE on the southwest corner of 8th and K sts. No. 800 Mount Vernon Place. For terms inquire on pren a feb23-eo3t* Fe *4 SALE—Just arrived from West Virginia, HORSES, suitable for crevehty driving and saddle. “All Horses, warran ted DTN as reprenented. sete’ SOHN HARRISON, 236 10th Pe GOS for hatching from White Lag we Be Silver Penciled Hambui which took first premium at Washington and ation: ote In paseo We G. LEE, 1521 Madison st. es aa SALE A VERY signe BRE’ [ STEH, sinslo rest, Pop Busey, as jew. 00d ae 1 * One (1) new five-glass Landosu, in use but one month only. mace, By Brat A bargain. tone me i) fy Gonpelatie, inv ‘use but one month, made st-claas order. ‘ae. a every. nice Goupe) in in first Pe GIES" of mm, que Seer eteonieas and a second-han iGGIES ‘and ot other VEH! Nos. ata st Foner de aw. 08. 5 a febl2- ANDREW Ly are lot_of fine GANA- FE RIES algo MOCKING BIRDS, PARROT, a OAGES, Ko., ‘st the Bird: Store, 1i58 7th stn: w. 8 BAL 7H. £10-Am* ARTLES ABOUT PURCHASING Coy DISPOS- P. ing of ee HORSES anc RNESS, i 3¢ to thelr manu- sven asing OF me Gioposine, of (ee will receive grout attention, and satisfaction teed. W. DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 Teese ARE BARGAINS MACHINES. Singer... Wheeler & Wits IN SEWING a iB, Gkoup Burepise. epairing a speciaity. _ feb%1-3t Eentar aad —eene es Sepirins 8 | Deana WATER. nee at MADAME E3- ¢ STOCK in the CUTS OF HE Or Be red ‘MAKE. Satisfaction always guaranteed. feb19-1m ot VERAL FINE PIAN' Sicuda one STIEFY ©: sale at bargains for SALE—Light BRAH! eo EER 83800 for 18: Fowles 96.09 por promi +, 936 Louisiana ave. FINANCIAL. FpHomas 1, DAY & 00., 2B 3 3 E A & fe LOBE leftonts Ean ene G award street, gaia de of SauNDariNe- New fre moderat Filling a Hee liye Feeth ong God and Pure ‘iver cee ee DE. WATE raphe ate room, pert 13th fe 7 in sn con- F ecutive Year of practice in W mn, D.0. His | “peace Be ena ‘mal oe 22. Owner | establishinent, 1416 Pennsylvania aventie, Opposite een Ke., &6. Willard's Hotel, is patronized by tho elite of the wea oats fee pore si per uns feos. fom RENT. - Dennen Onion | Fatent Ofice, formerly over Bahlantyne's Store, 1912 Teh ata. w. 16 HOUSES. 121 n.6., 12 roo! 949 et, «» 9 rooms, mod. i Fine hi He rd Universi 7 16 rs. 25 Dat WEIEESEOR BN Peters sorted game | Lai LuuLet:, 8 rooms... es 18 geen a Ave ani alli querssionsicn the piceee Oy roca a ‘w, 5 rooms, 12 Gecl6_ | 3209 12th at.» 6 rooms... 10 a ae 7.5 BROW, DENTISA, No 725 147m | 95 Myrtic st. 10 STREET, over Simms’ D: 1313. 8 Oxide given for the Palsiens ct Stra Call TOF Our list of Pro for rent and for sale. fion of ‘Teeth. Each tooth $1. Artif Wehavesome desirable Houses in exchange for ‘Teeth of every kind inserted. All operations on the | desi: Attention is oxtiea Vio the Pleseant 8 od convenient focation of this office. ‘Thies lines of cars ase the MONEY TO LOAN Ds a as eS DE ‘between Teeth ‘without pain, 60 canta. ranted. oneal Estate security, at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. fe19 H. WARNER, 916 F Srreer Nortawesr. PIANOS AND ORGANS. QTaEr PIANOS.— position Universelle 1878. ‘TWO FIRST PREMIUMS at National Fair, W: Boudoir tr Grand. tho Artists Plano, defies cons Aes aeente fox gor thes the: calae ed Kranich & aa and S00. Co. feb17 a oe AND ORGANS AT PRICES: are DE- feb13 410 Lith st. nw. BEA BROS." PIAN matchless, BURDETT ORGANS. ue dec6-3m 40T 10th eth. w. Highest honors Paris Ex- D.O. Sia and the unrivaled Peloubet — Boum agaars TRB Tth st. n.0., between G and H. fy COMPS NEY. NIMMO & 0O., nw. rated Lak 00 : gee £8 a q WIEST POMEATEG. | TRESS Be MES. ©. SDaLe PAsaetes SrUDI0, Sie iat ota in Ex Ww ; Box 62, Star office. FOR RENT. FF" RENT. TOR RENT. TOR’ 2145 Pa. ave., bk. ores ‘2109 K st. sh: 814 22d st. bie -.15_ 810 Del. ‘Sts WAL! TER R- WILOG: ith all Estate Agent, Comer 0th and't ata. Rew. BUSINESS CHANCES. ws TED TO BORROW 81,500 AT 7 CENT. per apnum. No bonus. Amole eeal estate security. Address A. L., i917 Vermont avenue. 1 LOAN. At ra rate of & per cent. er annum, on U. 8. Bonds, for six month $5,000 in one gum orwilldivide. " STEIGER, & Br /ERMANN, feb24-31 Le Droit Building. ‘OR: = LUNCH = MILK BUSINESS, febl7-eod6t near to severel government departments; or would Exchange for Vacant Lot. | Apply at 1718 st. n.w., between 8 and 11 a.m. and 4p.m. POE SALE, The best CIGAR STAND. saat oi the Cantal, Apply to FRANK LOUG! AN, southeast corner of 9th aid F sts. feb23-3t NP BE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A GhOOERY. STORE, located in th part of the city, Dae ‘an excellent cash Sade, bonght nm lone time, with satisfactory security, oe ox 5s 2 pou MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, is SUMS TO SUrr, At 6, 7 and 8 per cent. No Delay. R. O. HOLTZMAN, feb23-tr loth and F sts. n.w. POR rae nares bighest offer, AMERTOAN CYCLOPAEDIA, 1873 to 1876; 16 vols. bound in sliecp skin in perfet order." Address BLATO, Star office. feb21- OING WEST WA sell st “a bargain ae story BRIC USE, ten rooms, all modern improvements ; portiweet? in good neighborhood. 3. RUSSELL LL BARR, Room 30, Le Droit Building. eb21- 'OR SALE—Well located BUILDING LOTS upon long credit to parti ho will improve without delay. 2ist st. n.w., fron’ wentre by 136 on aist st; th st. nea the cor. ef P, 66 feet front by 98 deep ; ide > alle » bet. 24th Sana 25th sts., 18 feet 7 inches ibe deep, toanailey. A’ judicious outlay, @ above: mentioned lots will prove a rent nerative investment: feb2i-3t FITOH, FOX & BROWN. \O 1 OAN—On real estate—no delay; money in nad wey SEYLLE, 000, aS On ctate Broker, fev20-de Siro EE a eon Beale Broker, {XCHANGE.—I have several larce and well- located RESIDENCES to exchanze for unim- proved property. Also, several FARMS for gale or exchange for city prey Yi, BA: DARNELL neal Gee Broker, tart 5 15th st. n.w., under Nat. Met. feb20-6t SETRERSEIP WANTED—In a Wholesale Com- mission House, by a New York gentleman hay- ing an extensive acquaintances in all the best butter districts, commanding a lat trade to an Al house with capital. Address es O. F. JONES, Star office. F= sane, CuEAP—A moderna BRICK HOUS: with basement, 6 rooms; convenient to Capito! and Government Printing Office. Price ‘cash payment; balance monthly. F. E. MIDDLETON, feb13-2w Real Estate Agent, 16th and G sta. Ok SALE—Crrar—A oa, complete and hand- pomely, finished HOUSE; south front; with- in few feet of Iowa Circle. For terms ana ey OP ply at 1312 12th st. n.w. ARGAINS.—A Great fon 10-4 foot alle tween 1 reat Bargain in @ na 34.6 on 8th st, Sand 7; Lot $6x1 14tit: Lot 16x100 on 19th gen band M: Lot 61x05%9 on 1ith st., bet. Py ‘ind T ‘Lott 70x90, corner 8th an other fine lots, in any location and from 10 cents to 3 per in the west end, witht 10 rooms, all mi ences ; built and finished in the ‘best of style—a Tare bai oan immediate customer. lao, s hand: fome three-story press-brick House on ‘7th and 8th ; 10 rooms, all modern convenien in perfect order. Spl lendid chanos, for ab poe Money to Loan, at 6, 7, suas aS ine cent., 30° eto amount farted gu offered. ond and Wi. BURFORD fev5 Estate Agents, 708 E street n. w. Gone. ws MAIN & BROS., Bt. ‘les Hotel, corner 3d and Pennsylvania ave. 4 Pens Ee eee want i to buy, sell or Srphange oy oF Moe TO LOAN— ‘AT LOWEST BATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SEOUBITY, JanS weet a Oe hale ites . F. LEIGHTON, Jan: ang 21” 823 434 street northwest. EDUCATIONAL. QPEMING oF = SPRING GARMENTS. SILK, SILK DE LYONS and DRAP D'ETR MANTILLAS. LIGHT WEIGHT ULSTERS, JACKETS AND CIRCULARS, At M. WILLIAN’S, ¥ Cite Trevise, Paris. {feb16] 907 Pa. ave. E ARE SELUING GENUINE MONOGRAM KID GLOVES BLACK, PROMEN. OPERA In on fay ah Se ie ae ov Giica 8 Ro BEST SELECTED STOCK IN CITY AT J. P. PALMER'S, No. 1107 F street northwest, D py }.—Orders through telephone promptly filled. el QO WEEK MOBE. Entire Stock of MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS AND x0 SD GLOVES: Atand below cost, FOR CASH, Prior to opening of SPRING GOODS March 1. MME. M. J. HUNT, fehor Nos. 691 and 693 D Street. ME. LE’GARVIN, M FASHIONABLE .BLE DRESSMARER. BRIDAL TROUSSEAUS, | ‘MOURNING ORDEBS. Also, CUTTING and FITTING. ores alied at shortest notice, and in most artistie sev23-t.th.a.6m_ + 907 Pa. ave. VW EBMILYA’s LADIES’ BOOTS, Unsurpassed for Beauty, Comfort and Durability. Winter BOOTS selling at reduced prices, at J. H. VERMILYA'S, febs 610 9th street. ME. L. P. JEANNERET, Or BaLtmone, 1107 Penns: vivania aven, ‘Will sell for one week on! HANDSOME FRENGH, BONNETS, forthesesson oe Ti (BB: 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. jane VALENTINES of all description. Ms BELLE LUCAS, DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPAOR, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. nw. ADIES’ SHOES_OF FIRST CLASS. LA? Tie ONGY IN Pee OFTy WE MAKE TO ORDER AND KEEP AN ASSORTMENT, PRICES REASONABLE. G. SOHOWS eee MISSES HAMILTON, 1111 F Strxer. First-class work, at moderate prices. nove es BOOKS, &c. EW BOo! Life of Aieeaiee Duff, ‘‘The celebrat In- dian Missionary,” 2 vols., $3.75. Farrar’s Life of Paul, new and complete edition, in 1 vol., 83. Shnehine and Storm, by Mrs. a 7» $3.50, Thoughts on. Great Myster “Cit? 1.25. The Manica of aa py ‘hes, 8 bout Grant, b; L. Majesty “ta! No Tame Soneas = an en Fen20 498 7th street n.: LA PUBLICATIONS. TENNYSON’S SON! with music. 00 MEMOIRS PRINCE METTERNICH. 00 STATESMAN'S YEAR BOOK, 1880. 00 IPROCTPY, BI-METALISM, anp LAND- TENURE REFORM. - 2.25 UNDER THE ‘TRI-COLOR: Hoo) 1:25 OMA One OF THE MIDDLE KGRE~Gox; 2.95 BrCHNG 1.50 Pine SOutdiay 159 SBOE CHRIS’ jomas Huwhes. 1.00 JOCEANINIG CaNateBi READINGS: FO our Le EN Porat other Lenten Bool ARIES and JAMES J. CHAPMAN, feb16_MrTnoro.rraN Booxsrone, 912 Pa. ave. “LADY TEACHER OF PENMANSHIP WILL ve instructions to a limited number of pupils af their residences. ‘Terms moderate. dress feb21-1m* PECFESSOR, LARHOQUE, 728 13th st., native French Instructor, graduate of Sorbonne Uni- versity, Paris. Private instruction in all the French branches and niceties. ‘Terms moderate. feb21-6t* OUK HILL COLLEGE, Licort Orry, Second Session bewiils FEBRUARY 1 ‘sr, 1880, For particulars see a AA Jan27-1m ae olen in advance. LA’ ALIN, GHERE, AsrREN ENGLISH. ion for Seems ce ae 910 Me Sa Mute V. PROD HOMES Sisss hours: item, mm, 3%, A and ivate instru reserved for SHtered tovall pup 12m. tol p. m. ernie lerat ‘PARE SEMINARY for You CONDRON, Prin JREGULAR FRENCH SCHOOL YOR YOUNG Mie. FOULON, 903 Wein st new, corner of I. Private Lessons After School Hours. st Madame Delaruo, French fancy store, 1285 Pa. ave. jecd-3m APLEWOOD: PE eee OONCORDVILLE, dente pr pai eae yal or Hasvard. Fiat Jel? 880 HOWTLTDOM, AM, Principal. 8 education for real a Smee Wer fuoation for real i Soe 6 Course COM} 8) poe Sts and Les ama ee OOLLEG! Benno le and foe Political say ak fures.. Day and aac ee Seuss E. ©. CHOIPAL J. E. 80) Tara r anes ORGAN and ° cous MUSIO. arcu ace to be- be qualified for ‘Terms moderate. ist Dw. THE TRADES. ita informed that the We LGEEE BOORBINDERY val we ar aa je which bas canoe aps 1012 Pennsylvania avenue, third floer. GienAoriAt BOOK AND JOR PRINTERS, Printing » Specialty: ‘Washington, D. ‘ania 25 PER CENT, REDUCTION, 25 PER CENT. REDUCTION, 25 PER CENT. REDUCTION, 265 PER CENT. REDUCTION, 25 PER CENT. REDUCTION, IN OVERCOATS AND SUITS, IN OVERCOATS AND SUITS, IN OVERCOATS AND SUITS, 4IN OVERCOATS AND S8OITS, IN OVERCOATS AND 8UITS, 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 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, 1011 Pennsyloania avenue, Betweon 10th and 11th streets. Between 10th and 1ith streets. fob20 Between 10th and 11th streets. BE IN THE FASHION you must provide yourself with a package of ELE- CAMPANE and HOREHOUND COUGH DROPS. an2t-coim §27°-25c. for a balt pound. f{eb21 14th and I ots. and 9d and D cts, n.w. NEW PUBLICATIONS. SECOND VOLUME MEMOIRS OF MADAME DE REMUSAT, in Paper, 60e. Franklin Square, We. MOTHS. By Ouida. Cloth, $1.25. Se OF PRINCE METTERNIOH, 2 vois. TENNYSON'S SONGS. Set to Music. 5. ALL NEW BOOKS RIVED AS SOON AS ISSUED. THE FINEST ay wee OF STATIONERY A FRANCIS. eee gs AD NTRTIONER, feb6 [5 Pa. ave., cor. 11th st. ALENTINES FOR 1880. VALENTINES FOR. 1880. ‘VALENTINES FOR 1880. ENTINES FOR 1880. BUNDY’S JUSTICE. ‘The eee Manuel of Statute, Judicial and Elementary Law, with, "pele: Gonsa ‘Forms for the ces of th use of Ji bles, Notaries Public, Gomamissin Lawyers and Business men, by Chas. 8. bunds, of the Se! Colum- bia Bar; Price 84. ie Game of *‘Fifteen,” the “*New Solitaire,” 25 ca Court of Claims Reports, : gt 60." Hor sale i 7. Hi. & 0. Ht. MORRISON, \w BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, febs * 475 Pa. avenus. BOOTS AND SHOES. EPUCTION od ren eninge Fpl STORE, Tole 1ath a feds ‘OU CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST IN; BOOTS AND SHOES, BY GOING TO THE NEW YORK SHOE STOKE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. Gur Goods were all bought before the advance in prices, at rock bottom figures, and WILL BE SOLD AT PRIME COST For THE Next 15 Davs. We are selling a Gent's hand-stitched fall Scotch or... 15 A 7 50 Foiics Baia Pep) 2 100 A knd everything else in proportion. OF id 7 propo! fangs GEO. McCARTHY. _ QUESTION SETTLED. Tix’ MEOULDeTIE SPIRIT OF MORTALS Because with every of TEA or COFFEE at the 8. P. TEA CO’S BTORE, 703 7th gpporite U. 8. Patent wate ‘they receive a present febl8-. StS Cine V_ A. SHIELDS, Proprietor. AS FIXTURES. GAS FIXTURES. SPLENDID LINE OF GOODS. I hayeon hand a nice lot of GAS FIXTURES, which I will sell at old prices for the NEXT Bixrz Daxs. al URES, or Huey te Persons in want of GAS 2 sy et andes ® E. F. BEOO! = 15th strest, | y