Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. ‘THURSDAY....... February 26, 1880. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editore The Evening Star, h nae Soouler. sere ‘doul ‘any Siher daily Beblished & in Wr Wash eononen ae and sd cawat fo that ‘The Double-Sheet on Saturday. Advertisers and newsdealers will please send in thetr ordet r Saturday's enlarged and extra edition. aes ae of THE Stak for the week ending February’ 21, reached 116,033 sheets. ‘The number of new advertisements thus far in February is 1,320. For the year 3,002. The Doings at Utica. ‘Though the instructions contained in the re- solution adopted by the Utica convention yes- terday are not as imperative as it was supposed Senator Conkling would insist upon, the com- mand to the delegation to use their “earnest and united efforts” to secure the nomination of Gen. Grant is, in fact, just about as binding upon the delegates asthe unit rule. Senator Conkling seems to have profited by the experience of Senator Cameron, and he couches the instruc- tions in rather softer terms than the latter em- ployed. The action of the Utica conven- tion in instructing for General Grant neither surprises nor disappoints anybody who has kept at all informed upon current political events. The primary elections and caucuses in New York developed a strong anti-Grant element in the republican party, but it was plain that thiselement would be in the minority at the convention. When it came to voting upon the resolution of instruction, how- ever, this minority exhibited a strength that must have made the “machine” tremble a little. ‘There were 410 delegates entitled to vote tn the convention, but on the resolution of instruction only 397 votes were recorded. The motion to amend the resolution by substituting the name of Blaine for that of Grant received 130 votes to 2i7 avainst It, a majority of but 37 for the third- termers. Whether these 180 votes represented the entire anti-Grant force in the convention or not, nothing transpired to enable an outsider to determine. The presumption is that the mi- nority vote on the proposition represented the Blaine following, and therefore the issue of Grant, or anti-Grant, was not squarely presented. ‘There was a chance only to express a choice between Grant and Blaine, Po3- sibly had the question of instructing for Grant been presented in such a shape as not to com- mit those voting against it to another candidate, the majority for the machine might have been ‘still smaller than it was. The result, however, 1s to vertually pledge the seventy votes of the State in the Chicago ccnvention to Gen. Grant, and this, added to the fifty-eight votes of Penn- sylvania, gives the booma pretty healthy appear- ance. The only states that have chosen dele- gates so far have declared for Grant, and those are the two largest states in the Union. Itis not likely that Messrs. Conkling, Cameron and other leaders of the Grant movement are worry- ing themselves over the size of the majority by which they haye won. They have carried their point, and that is the material thing. It is the ant!-Grant republicans who are figuring up the Size of the minority, and pointing out how much damage could be done to the party by arevolt. But the Grant managers do not per- mit the threats and mutterings of the defeated todeter them for a moment in carrying out their plans. They apparently rely upon party Spirit and discipline to bring the discontented into line by election day. There is no sign that the skilled politicians, who are managing the Grant movement, feel any doubt of their can- didates receiving the full support of his party at the polls. They count upon this, and, as the speech of Senator Conkling in the Utica con- vention, yesterday, shows, they believe he can snatch from the democrats several of the southern states. They calculate upon the en- thusiasm that the name of Grant will arouse among the colored voters of the south, bringing Out enough of these voters to reverse results of tke last elections in two or three of these States. Gen. Grant is now considerably ahead of any of the other candidates of the republican party, and the men who are backing him do not intend this advantage shall be lessened if they can help it. Senator Butler has introduced a bill to pro- hibit federal office holders from contributing to campaign funds, and it is expected that the measure will come up for consideration some- time during the present sesston. A Dill of this character was brought before the House in the ate extra session, but it was opposed with so much vigor by the republicans that it went over. This opposition was based mainly upon the sweeping character of the bill, the republl- cans professing themselves williag to prohibit assessments. for political purposes, upon gov- ernment employés, but there was neither right nor justice, they insisted, in forbidding these employés, under penalties, the privilege of vol- untarily giving money for use in political cam- paigns. It is, perhaps, natural for the party in Congress which ts in opposition to the adminis- tration, to urge bills of this sort, and for the party which gets the benefit of the office-holders’ contributions to fight them. Were the democrats in possession of the federal administration it 13 quite likely that nothing would be heard from their side with regard to the “evils of assessments for campaign purposes,” and it is just as likely that the republicans would be constantly en- larging upon these evils, just as the democrats now are. The Senate, however, can be relied upon to give this subject a more impartial con- sideration than it received In the House, and In the former body the subject may be placed above party considerations. It would, perhaps, be going too far fora statute to forbld a gov- ernment employé giving his money to politics if he desirea, but a bill to prohibit the levying of assessments for political purposes would give very general satisfaction. A horse car without horses, and to be driven by what may be called bottled-up steam, has been constructed in Boston, and is about to be placed on the streets for practical tests. The objection ts urged to it, however, that it will frighten horses, who are not accustomed to Meeting conveyances with no visible motive power, and that therefore it will not be safe or prudent to allow it to run. Is progress in every direction to be thwarted by the whims of horses, and the interest of those who own them? Have Ot persons who choose to ride on a bicycle or a Steam carriace rights as well as those who ride upon or drive a horse? If not, the Centaur Would be the natural ruler of mankind, and he made a great fool of himself when he allowed himself to go out of existence. ‘The Boston Herald has applied the statistical political pressure to the Massachusetts Senate. Grant and Sherman were found to be the choice of the same number of senators, and Sherman the second choice of three more than Grant. Blaine and Edmunds had an equal hold upon the affections of members, while Washburne, Hayes, Bayard and Seymour had a following. ‘The Hayes sentiment, the Herald says, would hhave developed more extensively were he not looked upon as out of the question. ——___see——————— ‘The friends of Senator Bayard deny that he Made a disloyal speech in 1861, and they pro- pose to publish what he said on that occasion in full. The New York World says “It was a ‘very manly, out-spoken speech, in which he took the strongest ground for Delaware asa State indissolubly bound up with the Union.” ‘This charge of disloyalty ts said to have been a Shot from the Tilden locker, and the Bayard men intend to retallate by showing ‘rom Ti!- Gen’s record that he was not at all zealous in a cause during the “dark days of ——-<+e—___— It seems that Senator Ben Hill, smarting ‘Under the criticisms of his course in endorsing Simmons for census supervisor, spoke of the Georgia newspaper men as “scribbler3” Now the “‘scribblers” are all after the Senator with sharpened pencils, and he tells them to walt ‘until the Simmons case 1s disposed of, and he ‘will give such reasons for his action that, after hhearing them, “no sane man will doubt his Aidelity to justice, to the honor of the southern People and the integrity of the democratic ry.” Malarial fever, biliousness will evry ns ooo as Hop Bits aire. Towsows SIGE CREAM, Sis ee ie 15a "3 ICE CREAM is better than. HOWSON'S ICE CREAM, 1100 12th st. feb36. LACK CLOTH DRESS COATS, of superior finish, M EADANTAROONS VE! ested, Frock and corel ook COATS and VESTS. Spring OVER-SAOK' yx’, Youths’, and Children's CLOTHING: allof which’ we sell st our usual low prices for cash. | BER & 00., feb26-3t 625 Penn. ave. CH HAVE BEEN USED Pers LE ON EASY TERMS: One 7 Octeve Rosewood Chickering Grand Piano. 300 One 7 Octave, OF Hallet, avis & Co. 8150 7 Octave, Rosewood, Hallet, Davis & Go." 100 Gus by Octaver Rosewood: Knabe © Co...-0°. BO At the War ‘arerooms of Sole Agent for Bounway- Planos, snd Match ole eOA Ls uway Pian an famiin's CABINET ORGANS.” feb26- 3t bet. 9th and 10th sta. TRAWBERRIES, FLORIDA ORAN RED HBAD DUSke at ‘all kinds of Game. BOSTON PORTED Ponk, SELECT ovaiens oon Ore EWING, 25c. SHAD, BLACK BASS, 1p HALIBUT, "@MELTS, FRANK J. TISBETS & CO., -ALACE MARKET, feb26 Cor. 14thand NY. ave. ROM A BOSTON BECLINING MAN- UFACTURER. 500 CASES. s SFASONABLE, J Boots, AND ry eautifal 3 stcap Sandal 9 Slips: Gents’ Fine Calf Boot g < Working’ s hose and Boys and Youths’ Shoe Misses" All Leather Shoes Button Shoes... hild’s Solar-tin Shoes. - Button Shoes. Spring Heel, : ts" Button, rrke Laced, Le Soles Suc. out fon our Grahd’Spring Ovening. Wik pn ora Tth st.. tet Wi and I. t2-SIGN Oe hep StippER Rad 925 Br, : feb2 tw Tglephioute G ‘Connections_a$ BFF BOTIEEHS” ASSOCIATION! DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. NOTICE TO DEALERS AND THE PUBLIC. consecuence of the lane and rapidly increas. ing loss of Beer Bottles, the undersign of the District of Columbia, in order to protect thelr interests, have determin pice a septs as fecurity for the return of euch bottles, in accsraan with the following rule of thet association: after February 2 26th, 1880, we hereby agree to charge all customers sixty (60) cents per dozen on ae Beer Bottles (patent stopper) detivered, this being a security for the safe return of such bottles, which amount will be ref bottles are returned." We hope this plan will meet with favor from our customers, and respectfully solicit a continuance of their valued orders. SAM'L C. PALMER, cor. Greene (29th) and Olive avenue, Georgetor D. ABNER, 413 and 415 9th st. nw. Infants" ‘anded when said FINLEY & KOOH, 1206 Penna. avenue. WM. ZANNER, 536 436 at. 8.w. HN NASS, N21 434 st s.w. R. iON, 719 435 st. a.w. H. BRIDWELL, 351M st. 8.w. EQ KERNWEIN, 124 N of. u. FE 626 Viriinis avenue 8. . LOW enue n.W. Jas: SUiER S237 30M at nsw . F GENTY, cor. 8th and O ata. n.w. rt O'CONNELL, 105 H_STEIWER, 128 B st GEO. KOZEL; 43 N at. 3. H LEONARD, 2431 T st. n.w. P.M. MAY, 80 and 82 Prospect et., Georgetown. feb? |ALCINED PLASTER. Just received a elipment of the celebrated Wotherspoon Plaster. For sale in lots to suit. feb25-3t_L. WM. GUINAND, 625 La. ave. COBSS, BUNIONS, &o., radically cured by the Austrian Chiropodist, “Dz. by skillful and painless operation, comenon with hi ensraliers oe No. eb’ H st. perfect and effective remedies. 422 Pennsylvania ave. Ree HABITS MADE TO ORDER, AFTER THE LATEST ENGLISH STYLES. W. Ss. TEEL, feb25 \ WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR | RENT AND SALE LADIES’ GOODS. ANTED—To buy a small HOUSE and good —On jurnished BOO. EAL EST. LLETIN FOR Bi W. LOT of owner. Nosgenta need apply, At ‘Ad- ema See ee erred | nie - DWELLINGS. DOUGLASS’, City Post Ofc Apply 1249 0th 8. Dew pass 108. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh street. 433 20th st., bk., 5 33.912 ‘ Wit acer NURSE, = juiddie-scot | Gormar ae POE, FEST RTE, BROOME over our Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays:) $8 Petree Ninth and F Sts., Bt. Cloud Bide. joman preferred. References required. Ad- bank. J. H. SQUIER & CO., Bankers 1416 BS alse st Sin Are — ATED == RER (whit 5 3 E Wi By a Bret ATER RER (white) 8 1 aT A yory deeirable EE ae % Haken THE SALE OF tar office. NTED—Two communicating ROOMS Ga he bonsekeet ent moderate EL. Star Offeo. 6-3 Wi dress WARNER, S10F tt ae tee pae st” Frese RENT—BRICK HOUSE, nine roome, bath ce) iry cellar; brick stable. 1226 9th yy next. fee (sorth)—@40 a month. pote st Wa cae white COOK = 3 private 1 RENT—Three six-room re 9, family; Apply at MM. DE- I MONET & SOR Lis Tite Ba. ave. ew. feb26-3" CRD Maes andl" WE 7 gw nay 100 css a MESSEN® chor ‘of the cov- emment departments, Address Box 117 Star office. Wie, cuter GIRL to go to Conn. ; nite, 9 colored: pe tnt Lwhite ite chambernsid. ple’s Intelligence Of e ing, cor. 7th and F tia Fe Ge PRIOE & OO. —" hire f1 rivate AN HORSE: with ns wenteel CARE AG or PHETON. trom one to three months. Terms must be o mogeraic- Address ‘ARMY, 4 13th st. n.w. AS A COOK, WASHER and Wittomin, fool rererence ‘required. apply after 80% oO yalock ‘afm. at 909 H st. n. w. feb25-; ANTED—One or two ROOMS with BOARD for a gentieman and sonin a privatofamily ; rooms ed or unfurnished. Address Bc turn ottice. V ANTED— A competent a and stylish FORE- A) or more but a good cutter and enter need ay Bly. jdress INDUSTRY, Star office ANTED_—By a young lady, COPYING, to be done at heme or in exchange forboard; refer- Address Miss ences exchany ‘A. M., Oity P.O. Kens ee vs WW ARTED_ One journeyman BARBER: steady employment to a first-class workman; none gther need apply, at Ebbitt House Hair Dressing Saloon. ON. feb25-2t* WistD rent Sei privilege of purchase a Virginia FARM of 500 or 1,000 acres, sui Ble for abeep-ralaingy witlin. it niles of Washing- ton. D., - 8-8-5 city. Tebae ate Wa nT LAND WARRANTS and LAND SCRIP. J. VANCE LEWIS, Rooms 43 and 44, Le Droit Building. eb24-1m* Wy ANIeD A cnet WHITE GIRL, = recom- mended for honesty, to do housework. Pro- testant preferred. Apply 313 Pa. ay. n.w. f24-3t* ANTED—A lady stenographer desires EM- PLOYMENT as private secretary to some lawyer or literary man. Isa good French scholar. Gan give good references. Address Z., Star, Of- eb2L St” ANTED—9100 cash down will be given for a POSITION in any of the Goverament Depat ments as messenger or watchman. ress S. D. H., Star office. feb23-6t* ‘ANTED—By a widow Lady with one child a small HOUSE of not more than six rooms, lween 11th and 15th sts. and Pennsylvania ave. and D sts. n.w. Address, stating terms, Box 106, Btar office. feb23. MRF AN TED While Sad EST COOKS GH. WAn d colored COOKS, CHA! ERAATDS. te NURSES and otter help. Families farnished servants gratis. lcensed Of- foe on eae waders Buil dingy corner, 7h, are “ANTED—Yon to sxamine and a a SEW. $a MACHINE from 19 dilferont Hinds, ‘Any one not sabinractory sul plete jgschanse for ay Renting and repairing a specialty. masa ath 427 are 2.’ we wx to OLEAN, at RIOE'S Sioa Beating vtor 490 Maine avenue 6. w. Sai Bs. deo or Messrs’ Wooe, Broek Gor, 1829 an . st., Carpet Dealers. oct2-6m_ W ANTED—STEAM OARPET OLEANING. Al Work guaranteod. At OHAQE'S, 616 Louisi- E. Rent 88 per'month. “Key and” inform tion at sto corner of 18th and sta ae s Daa wR RENT—That re ostablinhed GROGER STORE Fae Gas 4th and H sts. n. Sea | ie ccupied by & Bon. Inquire of J Fa RENT—A handsome suite of es CONDON, 313 H st. n.w. HOOMS on frst floor, suitable for mempers National and Metropolitan Hotels; a can et st. in ai feb26-3t" Fi RENT—Two furnished or ain faEnistied: ROOMS, | on second floor, with bath-room on jeasant {ikcetreet oa ‘tebi6-a0 OE uAT aay water a as near De: nw. wal partments. Key at 410 11th st. uw. feba6-3t" ‘OR RENT OR xo ae COUNTRY PLACE at Good Hope. To a rood tenant terms. ee ate; orfor sale on longtime. H.N.WADS' won, 1028 Vermont avenue. feb26-31 On RENT “PARLOR and BED ROOM att = mn first floor, with BOARD for two persons, 955. viens thie third ROOM if desired on same flor feb26 2" Fo? RENT STORE and DWELLING, 614 9th pposite Patent Office. Store ates ‘been im- proved and made more attractive, ire A. EB- ERLY & SONS’ Stove store, 718 7th Be Yoban- See OR RENT—Two or three ROOMS. No. 1907 E feb25-2t* Fe ENTS Two six-ro mBrick HOUSES; hall, Tereaty and was. Apply 116 Ls st. nw. Fe RENT—Two Unfurnished ROOMS; low to good and permanent tenant. Br sult a TOE. RENT Delightfully located a = ROOM: gentlemen. z References Base tas 1226 Dracsuchnsetts ave. b25-3t" FS RENT—HOUSE No. 604 Mast. n.w., con- taining ten rooms, and all anatery impr. iments. Inquire next door. feb25-3 FROE BENT. Two delightful ROOMS, or ited, nicely furnished, on first sr secon’ fleors. Apply 718 12th st. n.w. feb25-2t* FO RENT—Suite of front comer BOOMS: also large furnished, front BED-RUOM; all second floor: be An KS or separate, 620, Gis Aith and G sts. feb25-3t* ‘OR ERT Ea HOUSE No. 727 20th st.n.w. in thorough repair, with nine rooms and bat room; latrobes, rau id large garden. p Apply at fel 2004 G net, 46 and hot and ag Oat 34; id water garden aud stables S40 per mouth. Andro DR. LE CONTE, 9077 at. n.w. feb95-3 ‘OR RENT—Large ROOM, fully furnished for housekeeping; suitable for indy Gesiring autet retirement and undisturbed possession ($5). For Particulars address G. G., Star ofee. febzs-2° PE FANT FESS SAGE, OF EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED ROPERTY—Two AGHES OF LAND on Prospect st., near Lincoln ave., ad- Joining the city. Apply 13200 st.n.w. fe25-6t" ‘OR RENT—COUNTRY PLACE, having every advantage of healthfulness, beauty, nearness to city, Bc. a ABPly om on 3) Spring st, near idth, mile north of Bo! OHN 8. BOLLOCK. eb! ‘OR = NT—At No. 8 Grant Place, alarge Fur- nished ROOM, two south windows, hot and cold water. feb24-3t BOARDING. Gis A MONTH FOR FIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD; several very desirable Rooms also, very low. ‘The finest lecation in the city. Tips 23ee gt FR RENT—A_ handsomely-furnishea front PARLOR, first floor, with BOARD. Also front ‘BOOMS cn third floor, $15 and €26, with, HOARD. 515 12th st. 1027 rin BT. N. W.—Pleasant, mall fnr- nished ROOMS, single or en suite, suit- sb oe gentemen or gentleman and wife. Good OARD. Terms moderate. feb25-3t R RENT—PARLOR and BED ROOM, fur- ‘ished, en suite or single. First-class BOARD Also, TABLE BOARDERS acco ted. 1328 Roeverkeveines OARDING.—ROOMS, en suite and single, oa 2027 Ist. n.w.; southern front; Fenneylvania 935 Penna. avenue. \ve. cars pass door. febl9, 21,25, EASON OF 1850, — OARD.—Some very desirable FRONT ROOMS, Ss ‘ B ith BOARD, for 820 and $25 per month. BRIGHT HOUSE, class TABLE BOARD, 84 per week. At PA| REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL., Will open MAY 207TH, 1880. ‘Terms reasonable. Send for circular. feb25-6m WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. DR. F. A. VON MOSCHZISKER, Author of a work, “The Far: Ite Diseases and Their Treatment,” ‘*A Guide to the Diseases of t E,” and a work on the diseases of the RESPIRATORY ORGANS, with Special reference to the treatment of CATARRH, THROAT and AST! OrFIcE: 619 109th st. n.w. Special attention given to the treatment of DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IMPAIR- ED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA, DIS- EASES OF THE THROAT, LUNG, OHEST, &o. Dr. von MOSCHZISKHER Has met with the most EMPHATIC ENCOURAGE- MENT to permanently locate himself in Washing- ton. His ABILITY in HIS SPECIAL LINES OF PRACTICE Is now fully recognized. A list of all persons treated by him can be exama- ined at his ROOMS. Many of them have offered to permit themselyes to be refer: at they are the very best known men in Washington; SrICne them Bare Senators, Members of Congress, fercl Over one hundred and twenty names of the best known men successfully treated by Dr. von Mosch- zisker have already been published. He, therefore, feels fully convinced that his reputation is now es- tablished, that he hag already accomplished Sufticlont to satisty the most skeptical that adver- Using with him isa mere medium to call attention tothe diseases specially treated by him an amount of his success in them. Fr Dr. von MOSCHZISHER'S ppeEON as SPECIALIST in Philadelphia, where ie pract for many years previous to his tour of tcdutitie investigation is shown by the following DOCUMENT, presented to him before his depar- ‘To Whom It May Concern: ‘We, the und ed citizens of Philadel, seiner seer ace ae ee during which he has acquired a distin; ed d Throat. He has also, during some time n Professor and Clinical Medical Institutions. We recommel |. ELMAKER, 0.8. Marshal; '. GRAYSON, ee mA x MeOLUE! . AaMORTON, ‘Evening Telegraph: E: SEATHERSON, Evening B Bulletin. 20,000 BUSHELS CHOICE SEED OATS VERY: CHEAP, WM. M. GALT & CO.’S, Corner Ist street and Indiana avenue, feb Near Baltimore and Ohio Depot. 719 = manxer srace. 719 BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY. CHEAPER THAN EVER. MANY ARTICLES SELLING AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE, AT DAVIS’, 719 Market Space. cue OUT, ODD LOTS OF RIBBONS, ‘RING! ORNAMENT EEO Ped DAVIS’. GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH, AT DAVIS’, feb%-6t_ 719 Market Space, corner 8th st. EINSON "HOUSE, 622 Penna. ave. nw. feb2i (OR RENT—¥our Unfurnished ROOMS suit ble for housekeeping, with all, modern con niences. $10 per month. feb24-3t* OR, RENT—HOUSE, No. 332 B st. n.e., con- tains 61x rooms, in good order, water in kitoh- en, end barn. Terms $1. Key at $36 B st.n.e. feb ad ‘OR RENT—Delightfnl suite of F ROOM, hand- somely furnished, 24 f le Rooms. Apply 310 Indians sve, Soutit siden Boarding irst-claes, $15 per month. feb23-61 Fe RENT That very choice four-story BRICK HOUSE, erie +, near Scott Sta fue, All ip. 9 rooms and bath: Kent is. Inguite on the premises, or of J. W. P. MYERS, 715 15th eet. feb23-I1m Fe RENT—Two beautiful, large bright ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished: above the Hamilton, and near Thomas circle. 1129 14th Private family. References exchanged. feb21-5t* OR RENT—A seven room, 6 DWELLING, having bath, sink, “water closat, e.; near Columbia railway: being No, ($07 1088 nee "603, ne block. Hent $12.50. M. agent th st, wo-story Brick Nitor’ FURNISHED ROOMS, floor; convenient tocars. Table BOARD. 3 Ro FE a 'T—Large ROOM, well furnished, on sec- ond floor, with BOARD New York avenue. Location very central and very desirable. £21-1w* POR END a, oF, plthout BOARD, two or three ROOMS, at 507 E st.n.w. js eterences ex- Changed. ce ans Cee nee Hee oners EO gue. class He a5 380 S90. monte: House inwell furaished, and every way desirabl HE LOCHIEL HOUS! ee Oe 5 SOP UR ais the cosiest Douses in the cit ed Gated at reasonable terms. ‘noviy ROE, BENT FIST oes ‘Parlor and Bed- handsomely furnished; also Parlor and two ‘Bed-rooms, communicating, second floo} single rooms large and small; all modern conve! iences; first-class Board furnished in Be Ee eee 1103 G'st. nw. 21-6t* FOR RENT—HOUSE, seven rooms, near Colum: FE cbian College, 14th st. ; $15 to good tanant. A Gress Box 38, Star of feb20-8t* nod REERTEROED and DAIRY FARM, withia hree miles of \eity; perfectly healthy and de- arab good buildings and rent low. Appiy tt 2141 Minos RO tea wclock aera, sae RENT Furnished ROOMS with eas: bath and hot sud cold water; TABLE BOAR! arst Glass. $82 Indiana ave., » fronting Judiciary Square, ‘Terme moderate. 20" eee SEStaseee PSS g é SEES3e Prt rown’s Cot 1029, 1031 34 at.n. ioe totes Pete S8eessssess ebbbebbikk . arrears eS ia E22 Ses BS! 83 The above is only a small part of th rt; searaetaniacongs ena pt ot Susser for balierins ieee. on pat sng oe of each mont ciearsh ot eC tadien, eae ‘be sent by mail if ‘deskred: ro a i Loans. 82,000, $1,000, 8600, at 7 per cent. OR RENT— B. H. WARNER, 916 F Street Nontawest. feb25 w, with Ghioos in S19 ag eF, new: and 458 La. ave. D.w., for rent the condition Of the veal ontate market throughout the country. Galland getacopy. tr A. MoINTIIRE, REaL EsTATE BROKER, No. 918 F street, opposite Masonic Temple. Now Houses on O-etrest line of cara Houses near now market on Sth et. 82,600 and 1,600 Lot in northwest, 19, edb: no cash, for two years. 6 Lots near 1bth ‘and Q sts'n-w.- 30 cents par foot MONEY TO LOAN! AN! I have large and small sums always on hand to LOAN at lowest rates. E. A. MoINTIRE. ‘OR RENT—Brick HOUSE, southwest corner of Jéth and K ste. n.w., with large garden and ull modern improvements; will be rented low to a per- LOST AND FOUND. modern impiox Pemtedilow tos pet: = = OR RENT 619 Iithet, naw, two bandsomel OBR Taree Oolared Puintae D OG. Ffiminea scirnscr Roons: modern ime Owner's name and tag No 637 on col- arn toT. ROBINSON, Howard University. Suitable reward. feb’ OST—A small Black and Tan Male DOG, with- 4 out collar. A liberal reward will be paid by leaving him at the Navy P: fice, 15th st. and New York ave. “6! OST—A Red Russian Leather Breast Wallet POCKETBOOK, containing two endorsed checks, payable to’my o-der, and a number of valuable tide Payment f checks has stopped. liberally rewarded o} t and content. JEROME F Ti Ost or Sac ih owner's name engraved thereon, an No. 5,282. 0. 8. KELLER, $0 13thest. nw owner's old address. Return to as N st. n.w. aid secelre reward LS eae February 25th, SILVER CEEFEUTTON, with gold initial M in center, in cars or at junction of 15th and New York ave. Suitable reward if left at 626 14th st. n,w. feb25-2t* L¢3; '.—A White Setter PUPPY, about. 2 months old. Reward paid’if. re-Ssa turned to 1415 Columbia st. feb24-5t FoR —A pair of Gold SPEOTA Massachusetts ave., near 9th at. Sunday afternoon, Feb. 22, Owner wil please, call at Room 6, Winder’s Building. feb24-; FOR SALE. OR SALE--20 Head of HORSES. Just arrived from Ohio, are, good , workers and Also, one BAY: 16 hands high, "y stylish; can trot in 3x “A lgo, three ( COUFES and three Saddle HORSES. Gan be see: JOHN snes pole: feb26-6t 12th st. SAL! A Barcarn Case Renteney BARBER SHOP, toeated oe Cy ce » opposite the market. iOR SALE—CuraP—HORSE, five gid: guaranteed perfectly’ soun and gentle; i work anywhere. Apply 621 Rhode Teland ave. new. PPy Feb25-3t ROE BALES Ata bareain, 63% octave PIANO, in ital po for siemall'room- Ost. a. Faun ae ae or driving and seddio, All Horsos vant So *yanh00 JOHN HARRISON, 236 10th at. n.0. Fe SALE—EGGS for hatchin; feo Taal horns and Silver ee ed. fam whic ook ae rt promlum at at Wi ee ond aad 8 17-0 rt ee FOR SALE & VERY LIGHT BREI pect single seat, Pop Bugsy, 38, Re a month only, le by a = oi i ne manu- pone di G0 Goupeleta, ase but ‘one month, made a. a very. yiiee Bak first-class orde assortment of CARRIA els ens C. GES ‘and | BUG- second-| Phand SUGGES Brand gtier, etiGhE a Roe 412 414 di6 Lath ot.» cormer Bnew feb12-1 ANDREW J. Sone Ei Saran ane ‘7th st.n.w. 5. HARB’ PURCHASING ISPOS- Pe Ane of A oF OARESAG: ke » will find i2 order, eat at 809 feb24-3t* demand for the same. will receive. ee attention, Pei a Wi. ¥. DOWNE’ ee Stable, 1013 Tikes st. GEYERAE ENE EIANOR roy, won Foc alot bargsins for caah, at 138 Tet FARR sna FOwE ES $2.00 for 18; Fowls 86.00 pe es FINANCIAL. see 1 DAY& <5 Roor; terms moderate ‘OR RENT—HOUSE No. 121 north = st., near the Capitol, containing 8 rooms and basement; rent = inquire 123 north A st. Jangl-4w GENT oe EARLORS) and BED- and ROOMS furnished vals aver corner 234 PERSONAL. HRORRHOMS EES) CURED WITHOUT the use of the ber, ft pay unt . OO! 1s feb24-6t* 25 TO A CERTAINTY.—Skep- Yor tical folks may have their doubts, but, never- theless, there are many citizens who will readily gndorse the statement that MADAME ROSS, ‘doo. tress and astrologist, No. 402 2d st. et. nw» hag ‘won a most remarkable ‘eputation. | Any oné visiting her will find her an expert and reliable expopant ¢ Lot her profession. AB. UE ¥, ANDERSON, fhe well iz |-known zr ‘est an erly of New York ore city, a lovated at 8 Bt No. 20 204 ve. n.W. ‘ADAM BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. rovements; first and second floors; sat th on each TRB. st. n.w. ‘OHN PATOH EXAMINES reports as to the responsiblity. of ‘obes wt pies with abotraces jens on Pitt, Always in before ® and from PROFESSIONAL. WEN M. LONG, M. D., respectfully tenders his services to the citizens of Washing- ton asa Physician and Accoucher “Ho offers sa experience of many, years’ practice in the Malarial Regions of f the Now Bouth and st. He may be found at all hours of the day and night at his office and residence, No. 1446 N street n. unless absent on professional business. left on his slat ‘punetually attended to. Jeviss 1m SURGERY, pee secutive year of Willard’s dot tel, tronised Bi world. Office fee Sat per vial dois alte Pe Penns lvanis sven opposite it ree the ETURNED.. Rees i Sues - ‘Teeth on Gold an |. Best of reference. WEISERBORN, removed to 410 11th Dar. Oct and all 0 on the! Siagai ‘rbeth at ‘reasonate pricos. Ex- Hcing, Dennis. OE ager Dita 5. BROWN, DENTIER, No, 125 tera Oxide gt ven, for for for the oxtrac. = ‘7 per , O19 Tth_strect northwest, between f and Kats’ Bante 68; Teeth i; Extracting OVEREIGNS' HALL, ‘No. 610 lltH Srager w. central. well-furniah Tianited [and heatod, and may Seg ‘Socletiss tor reular. oF hibition at JAMES J. CHAI {fan Book Store, 911 Pennsylvania avenue, 0 FISHER GIRL IS NOW feb24-4t Fo® RENT. 1916 FIFTEENTH 8T. N.W, new three-story, nine-room BRIOK’ DWELL-. 18a. with all modern improvements. 1504 CAROLINE ST. A neat six-room, @ress eee front ‘HOUSE, with hot and cold water and bath. 1423-1425 new. TORE eens. Fiat Ww. Large and_handsom ; will be rented singly or aaa communication Desirable OFFIOK ROOMS, in the best business sections of the city. THOS. J. FISHER & 0O., feb21 1223 F street northwest. OR RENT—By BR. O. HOLTZMAN, Ret EsTatz AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. No 415 13th st. n.w., rooms. s No. . 730 9th st. area rooms and bath .... 25 No.610 La.av., n.W. ‘Trooms - No. 1107 Pa. fine buriness room. 35 Imake no charge to landlords for advertising their property, and keep it before the public constantly. T have many of the finest building sites in ane olty for sale; also, Houses in every section at prices from 1,000 to 360.000. Now is the time to buy. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, feb21 10th and F sts. n.w. R™ ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., St. Cloud Building, Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR BENT AND BUY A HOME. HOUSES AT ALL Tolan pot) ON TERMS be- MONEY TO LOAN J 9, if a STORES. 2145 Pa.ave..bk.,6 18825 2109 K « 814 22d at.,Dk.,2re.. £15, 810 Ds ALTER R. Wi ALCOX.” Estate Agent, feblT-eod6t Corner 20th and I sts. n.w _ BUSINESS CHANCES. 5 MONTHLY will b Set eee on incnt S10 AGniPes GCHEST Ew OU NY Parmedts o E HAVE FOR IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT At 6 and 7 per cei a5) age mee 6, 000, 83,600, 82,000 and $1,000. Also, ‘tor sale very cheap, several two and threo- story. HOUSES. which will be sold on the :uonthly- installment plan, only, x small cash payment betn Decrabie HOUSES. and BUILDING LOTS in all paris of the city for sale on the most Teaacnable All business placed in our hands Fecelves our personal attention. W. E. BUREORD OR SALE—A LUNCH and MILK BUSINESS, hear to severel government departments would Exchange for Vacant Lot. Apply at 1718 @ st, wr between 8 and 11 a.m. ‘and Saat 4p.m. YA LOAN. MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix BUMs To Surr, At 6, 7 and 8 per cent. feb23-t = To 58h 000, ity $2, 00, 00. and ARNEFLDE, Heal Betate Broker, senn0-d¢ HIPS ~junder Nat. Met. Bank. XCHANGE.—T have several larce and well- loeated RESIDENCES to exchanxe for unim- v ae Aes evel for ral FARMS for sale or Real Estate Broker, nels P. A. DARNEILLE, th st. nw., » under Nat Fe: aa ‘CuEAP—A modern BRICK HOUSE, ‘with basement, 6 rooms; convenient to Capito! and Government’ Printing’ nce mo! Small cash Day MERE Dal TO DLETON, feb13-2w Real Estate Agent, 15th and G ata. Bate Cueke — A Ney. complete and hi in fe 7 of lows Olde ry ee sand ke Me jew feet of flown Oircle. For terms ply at 1312 12th st. n. W. = fe Swe MAIN Ge TO WM. H. & — a Charles avant corner 3d and Pennsylvania ave. to buy, sell or ex: city or ty. Exchange specialty. jan28-lm* wo" TOROERS AT LOWEST RATES, ON REAL ESTATE SEOURITY, B. H. WARNER, Jan5 916 F st. n.w. Mae TO LOAN ON LIFE AND ENDOW- MENT INSURANCE one —We also eae te ice $1,200; Tua ae OE a Sera ae 600s 000, $800, Byres Mc Ls Se F. oe TON eee 823 436 street northwest. EDUCATIONAL. E. PI iO, ORG: J. VOOAL eae ‘Particular os eect: Terms modersto. {18 Het nw. a TEACHER OF PENMANSHIP WILL give instructions to a limited number of pupils at their residences, ‘Terms moderate. Address Box 62, Star office. feb21- eee ROPER ES OGUE. 728 13% st., native French Instru uate of Sorbonne Uni- Paris. Private instraction tn all the Freud je and niceties. Terms moderate. feb21-6t* OCK HILL CORES ‘Second Seasion bet a SRBRUALY 1 ier, 1880. eee ee OTTER AZARIAB Jan27-1m President. A.M, 702 Sth st ee W. v. Sa ONuEs 91088 TH BT 12m: tol p.m. ‘Terms moderate, deci EGULAB EHENOH, SOHOOL FOR YOUNG FOULON, 903 Ion atone MLL. FOUL Hochst new, corner of T. ug at Madame Delarua, French fenay INSTITUTE, Ganseasraes aS ave. M4.2x: Bare, 880 ber quarter; Girls, 845. Stu- dents bi Yale ioe roparea for business, Yale or Harvard. First atore, oF SHORTLIDOS, AE, Painctpal. SPENGERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, PIANOS AND ORGANS. QTIEKF PIANOS. —Highest honors Paris Ex- position Universelle 1878. TWO FIRST PREMIUMS at National Fair, Washington, D.O. The Btieif Boudoir Grand, the Artist's Pigno, defies competi- tion. Algo Agents for the celebrated Kranich & Bach and other Arst-class Pianos and tho unrivaled Peloubet 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’, feb24 599-524 and 526 Ninth st. QEssae or SPRING GARMENTS. SILK, SILK DE LYONS and DRAP D'ETE NTILLAS. LIGHT WEIGHT ULSTERS, JACKETS AND CIRCULARS, At - M. WILLIAN’S, 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. [feb16] 907 Pa. ave. JE ARE SELLING GENUINE MONOGRAM KID GLOVES IN BLACK, PROMENADE AND OPERA SHA ADES, as follows: . i itton, 1.25. F }-Button, 81.50. BEST SELECTED STOCK IN CITY AT J. P. PALMER'S, No. 1107 F street northwest. Nj, B;—Orders through telephone promptly filled. Q®® WEEK Mone. Entire Stock of MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS AND KID GLOVES At and below cost, FOR CASH, Prior to opening of SPRING GOODS March 1. MME. M. J. HUNT. feb21 Nos. 691 and 693 D Street. LE’GARVIN, M™ FASHIONABLE SPectar: manner. sep23-t,th,s,6m ERMILYA’S LADIES’ BOOTS, Unsurpassed for Beauty, Comfort and Durability. Winter BOOTS selling at reduced prices, at J. H. VERMILYA’'S, 610 9th street. feb4 (us. RUPrERT, TEMPLE OF FANCY GOODS, No. 403 and 405 7th st. w.t0. | Received per steamer Berlin a fine assortment of GERMAN FAVORS, SILK and COTTON DOMINO MASES,; PAPER MASES of all characters. jan% VALENTINES of all description. + M™* BELLE LUCAS, : DEESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPAGE, Oorner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. ADIES’ SHOES—OF FIEST THE ONLY IN THE CITY. AND REED AN ASSORTMENT, PRIOES BEABONABLE. CaO Ova 5048 11th st. n.00. ‘novaé am | Branch H. WIREMAN’S. BOOKS, &e. ‘EW BOOKS. Tifo of Alexander Duff, “The celebrated In- dian Missionary,” 2 vols. Farrar’s Life of St. Pau), new and gounnite edition, nl vol., 83. Sunshine and Storm, Mrs. 3 3 PUBLICATIONS. ae music.. ERNICH... Cy a ATEST FENNYSON'S SONG MOIRS PRL MET ‘ENURE UNDER THE TREOOLOR: Tisopar, ROMANOES OF THE MIDDLE AGHS—Cox, prs gol BBR S83 fee : Be ue OF CHRIST—Thomas Hughes, Inte R-OCEANINIO Ce FORE ENT, and other Lenten Boo JOURNALS JAMES J. CHAPMAN, feb16_ Mernoro.1raN BooxsTors, 912 Pa. ave, NEW PuBLicaTions. SECOND VORUME, MEMOS OF MADAME DE REMUSAT, in Paper, Gdc. Franklin Square, deceas By Ouida. Cloth, $1.25. MEMOIRS OF PRINCE METTERNICH, 2 vols. TENNYSON'S SONGS. Set to Music. 85. ALL NEW BOOKS ReneS AS SOON AS THE FINEST tens aL STATIONERY A BOOKSELLER "AND SEA TIONER, feb6 1015 Pa, ave., cor. 11th st. & Co. Standard Say BoLeTAGaaT! 5. febl?__ 798 7th st. n.vo., between Gand H. PQs AND ORGANS AT PRICES THAT DE- fy competition. SIDNEY T. NIAMTO & CO.. feb13 lith st. n.w. 1 BEAUTIFUL DEREE BROS." PIANOS, de06-3m_ i07 0th et. a.w. M. HNABE’S PIANOS. Uni acknow! Ty eteeipee Rime ORGANS! sag FTAs from celebrated makers f¢ seie and ning and romptly attended HLIGHENBAGHS Brisa Was /ABEROOMS, 027-6m No.493 11th st..a few doors above Pi INES FOR 1880. NTINES FOR 1880. ALENTINES FOR 1880. aaa kotha FOR 1880. ite, Judicial and Vv rs, Lawy' Business Bundy, of the Di District of Oolum- ie’ Game of ‘*Fifteen,” the ew dotttaire’ 95 cts. Gourt of Claims Reports, yal a 35. Highes’ U: U. 8. -Circuit Court Reports, Ht. & 0. i. MORRISON, mal # G75 Pos avont THE TRADES. Phe panic iste informed that the pal INDERY 1 carried on a8 heretofore, |The same excellent workmen are employed, and the work turned eut Wil bein the superior style which fins always bocn & characteristi: the estal it. ae asda pen vances row ‘THYSELF. The untold miseries that result from indiscretion Pi “4 us itality, nervous and physical debility, or vitali impaired by, errors: of youth or too close appiics. jon usiness, may be d manhood regained. ‘Two hundredth edition, revised and wort, fas bon aed at is a standard medical work, “1 it experience, is led medal by the’S ‘National ‘Medical “Ansolati ft contains beautiful and very ex; ‘Three lyundred pases, more Peeeripons for al for of bri ley Gunn obe : Beene? the ook, ound in Er aia :—**No person should be The London Lancet. Pebdaae is me cue walnable) book. ‘The author is a noble ae illustrated sample sent to all on receipt of 6 Address Dr. W. H. P. No. 4 Bulfinch st.., Boston, Mass. ‘The author may be consulted on ail ‘isoases requiring skill and experience. HEAL THYSELF. 0 BE IN THE FASHION you must provide yourself with a package of ELE- OAMPANE and HOREHOUND COUGH DEOPS. BOOTS AND SHOES. __ EDUCTION Sees Poe es NARY. 50 ; Me ts, 86, reduced to 85. -Bewed All other winter goods at correspon reductions make room for itock. BOR, lols 13th stron feb5 ‘OU CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST IN} BOOTS AND SHOES, BY GOING TO THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 9 were all bought before the advance in figures, and Our Prices, at @B bottor: ‘We are selling Gents handeattched full Benth Gonprrese, for. - id 25 PER CENT, REDUCTION, 25 PER CENT. REDUCTION, 25 PER CENT. REDUCTION, 25 PER CENT. REDUCTION, 25 PER CENT. REDUCTION, IN OVERCOATS AND SUITS, IN OVERCOATS AND SUITS, IN OVERCOATS AND SUITS, IN OVERCOATS AND SUITS, IN OVERCOATS AND SUITS, 10 MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS