Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1880, Page 2

— THE EVENING STAR. INGTON. ea oe -February 27, 1880. ‘CHOSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. ———————————————— Zhe Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation mor than double that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equat to that of all the other daily papers here added to- getner. ‘Tae Stax has a direct wire from itsnews room to the Western Union Telegraph office in New York city, from which wires radiate to all parts of the globe, and is therefore enabled to secure the latest news by its own operator from every quarter up to within afew moments of going to press. It is the only evening paper south of Philadelphia which re- celves exclusively the Associated Press dispatches. The Double-Sheet To-morrow. Advertisers and newsdealers will please send in thelr orders for to-morrow’s enlarged and extra edition as early as possible. The editions Of THE STAR for the week ending February 21, reached 116,033 copies. The number of new advertisements thus far in February is 1,360. For the year 3,040. ————_—__+--___—_ As has already been announced, several of the western cities have abolished the study of music and the German language as a part of their common school education, and others are taking steps in the same direction. In fact, the indications are that the movement will become quite general, and there is every reason to be- Heve that the reform once started will not stop at those two accomplishments, bat will also Aincinde a number of the other higher or orna- mental branches now taught In the public Schools at very considerable expense and With little real advantage to elther the pupils themselves or to soclety at large. ‘The conviction 1s growing wider and stronger daily that the common school system of the country 1s being diverted from the purpose contemplated by its founders, and that, as mow administered, in many places at least, it is becoming a serious drawback instead of an auxiliary to national progress, as {t was intend- edtobe. The tendency ts to benefit the few, who do not need help, at the expense of the many, who do. In other words, an almost col- Jegiate education is frequently provided for those abundantly competent to provide tt for themselves, while an elementary education, such as will fit them to properly discharge the duties of citizenship, is withheld from those who are not able to obtain it otherwise than in the schools provided at the public expense express- ly to meet their needs. The demand ts there- fore very naturally and properly made that the teaching of fancy branches in common schools shall be stopped, and that the money heretofore spent upon them shall be appropriated to in- crease the now inadequate number of schools in all parts of the country until the means are pro- vided for every poor child in the land to secure at least the beginnings of an education. Even after this is accomplished, there can be no ex- use for fitting the children of well-to-do peo- ple for college it other people’s expense. On the other hand, industrial pursuits adapted to both Sexes should be introduced and taught in every public school, so that the off-spring of the poor and ignorant may acquire the means of sup- porting themselves and others dependent upon them, instead of growing up paupers and crim- inals, and thus becoming not only a tax but a scourge upon community. —___—+20e--—____ Graphic writers are generally popular with readers who like highly seasoned food, but they are apt to be shaky in their facts. Indeed, their flowery sentences and highly wrought descrip- tions are commonly used to conceal a lack of substance, just as an artful cook resorts to ‘spices and artificial flavors to make up for the desirable qualities so conspicuously wanting in the original and principal materials constitut- ing his dish. A notable {illustration on this point is Mr. George Augustus Sala, the English newspaper correspondent now in this country, who probably stands at the head of his class. He recently sent to his home paper a highly in- teresting and graphic letter from and about Au- gusta, Georgia, in which he largely drew upon his guide book for information, as traveling cor- respondents in foreign parts are usually obliged todo. With that geographical ignorance which characterizes all Englishmen, however, he fell upon the chapter relating to Augusta, Maine, instead of that describing the Georgian city, and in his most pleturesque manner he applied the industries, statistics and peculiarities of the former city to the latter. It made what Horace Greeley called “mighty interesting reading,” ‘but in the way of disseminating useful knowl- edge among men it didn’t amount to much. —____<+e-____. The following provision of the Burlingame treaty is being quoted as a warning to the hoodlums of San Francisco, that if they resort to violence against the Chinese it will be the duty of the government to interfere and protect the latter: “Chinese subjects, visiting or residing in the United States, shall enjoy the same privileces, immunities and exemptions, in Tespect to travel or residence, as may there be enjoyed by the citizens or subjects of the most favored nation.” This provision of the treaty, however, does not impose upon the United States the duty of protecting the Chinese residents of San Francisco tn the maintenance of a nuisance, such as “Chinatown” has been declared by the board of health. Under the treaty Chinese are only entitled to protection so long as they keep within the law. A lady in Philadelphia died recently from Wearing colored stockings. A protruding copper nail in her shoe punctured her heel, and the poison in the coloring of the stocking entered the wound. It is hardly within the bounds of Possibility to prevail upon the ladies to cast off colored stockings while they are in fashion. The Old adage, “It is better to be out of the world than out of the fashion,” has, perhaps, too strong a hold upon the female mind for this. But the death of the Philadelphia woman will At least admonish the ladies to look out for pro- truding copper nails in their shoes. —___+e-_____ Mr. Bayard now understands the meaning of the poet's words **So near, and yet so far!” ——-re -—__ TEE WEEKLY Stak, now ready, contains all the News of the Week. home and foreign; the Hirth murder trial: Congressional Proceedings; Political A ; White House and Department News; Loci Items; Proceedings of the Courts: Chole Stories: Poems and Sketches; Agricul- tural and Household Matters, Terms: $2 per annum. in advance, postage pre- Paid; single copies 5 cents, tn wrappers. BIG BUG. ¢ BUYER, Ast, Caas OF THOS. KING are hereby no- tified to settle their accounts by tha Ist of MAECH or sooner, on account of closing buatness, feb27-2t "HOS. KING, 128 F st. 8.w. ILLIAM OCKSTADT, dealer in Foreign and aie pomeste Fra Produce, French and Ger- Cheese, Bologna and Mustard. Stand, 408, B Bt wing Center Market. feb: MAKING. Ladies can have entire Suits of every descrip- tion cut, basted and draped. Perfect fit guaranteed. Patterns for sale. Measure taken, and it given. MADAME DYER, feb27-2t* _ 1231 Pennsylvania ave. nortawest. PENED THIS DAY— oO KNOX'S SPRING STYLE DREss HATS, DEBBYS and SOFT FELTs, Ye Mi LAaDrEs' RIDING Hare. ¥°" Yous Men- METZ, feb2T Hatter, 1937 Penna. ave. UB LABGE STOCK, ow sellin, t less than old ee and man! sirable GOODS af much ieee than pressnt whdlesale DRESS GOODS ALL KINDS. NOVELTIES in a bas a Silk and Wool. BUT- ‘TONS, FRINGES, RL LACES, and other Fabrice wo are selling ae stated above. WO FANCY PRIOES FOR THE MOST DESI RA- BLE GOODs. W. M. BROWN, feb2T 817 Market Space. sraron OF 1880, BRIGHT REHOBC BOLE Bee SEL., gr oY teat for circular. Foam Whit ER BURTON: Proprietor. WRONR IE ORE: cs ees ICE 108 CREA SCiB ce op CE CREAM, 1104 ie. "fob26-at° XTRAORDINARY BARGAINS AT BRODHEAD & CO.’S Old Stand, 205 between 1th and 13th sts. les’ “31; na batten oe pation Opera Kid ful Prints, 5c.and up; The best 200-¥d-Spool Cotton, 8¢. (0 spools for 25); La- dice’ and Gent's Underwear, Hosler, y.Handkerch’fs, Gollare and Cuffs, &o.. &o., fully 20 per cont- less an Avenue prices sid Febde at GSRODHEAD & OOS Old stand. cLOTH FRO! Bos CONT of superior anise MEE ANTALOONG Vista. Spr Bee aay SaOKS.. Bo eo euthes and Children's CLOTHING, all of which’ we sell st EE oe ROAR WALKER & 00.. feb26-3t Penn. ave. HICH HAVE BEEN USED Pees E ON EASY TERMS. One 7 Octaxe Rosewood Chickering (Getave, Overstriing, Garved Rosewood on ran Davie & & Co. Fis e War ‘arerooms MS METrEMOTT§ Co. nt for Bteinway Pisnoe, a Haulin’ CABINET ORGANS oo” aC feb26-3t Pa. ave., bet. th and 10th sts. Br BOTTLES: ASSOCIATION DISTRICT OF ¢ COLUMBIA. NOTICE TO DEALERS AND THE PUBLIO. In consequence of the lane and rapidiy ineross- ing. loss of ttles, the undersigned, Bottlers of the District of Columbia, in order to protect thelr interests, have determined to require a deposit as security for the return of auch bottles, in: Sccordance with the followicy rule of the association Ext ‘On and after February: 26th, 1880, we hereby agree to charve all customers eixty (60) cents per dozen on all Beer Bottles (patent stopper) deiivered, this being a security for the safe return of such bottles, which amount will be refunded when said bottles are returned." We hope this plan will meet with favor from our cuaomers. 4 ane aa respectfully solicit a continuance of val SOLE. P: 6. PALMER, cor. Greene (29th) and Olive ED. A eae st. n.w. EY & ee Penna. F. LOWE, $39, New Jersey a avenue n.w. JAS. BULLER, 1237 20th st. n.w. a ao cor. suena sts. B.W. KOZ ESONARD, S41 Tet nw, P.M. MAY, 30 and 32 Prospect st., Georgetown. feb26- St DR. F. A. VON MOSCHZISKER, Author of a work, “The Ear: Ita Diseases a Treatment.” "A Guide to the Diseases of fires G'a work on the diseascaof the RESPIMATORY OKGANS, with, special. reference to the treatment of CATAKRH, THROAT and ASTHMA. OrFICE: 619 10th st. n.w. Bpedial attention given to the treatment of DEAFNESS, NOZSES IN. THE HEAD, IMPAIR- ED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA, DI8- EASES OF THE THROAT, LUNG, OHEST, &o. Br. von MOSCHZISKER 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 exam- ined at his ROOMS. Many of them ave. kindl offered to permit themselves to be referred to, ani they are the very best known men in Washington ; among them are Senators, Members of Congress, ierc] Over one hundred and twenty names of the best known men successfully Dr. von Mosch- ziker have already been h published He, therefore, feels fully convinced that his reputation is now es. tablished, and that already accomplished snflicient to satisfy Renee skeptical teat adres fising with him isa mere mediun to call attention the diseases specially treated by him and the mount of is sudcese iu them. ‘@r. von MOSCHZISHER’S POSITION as SPECIALIST in Philadelphia, where he practiced for many years previous to his tour of scientific investication. is shown by the following DOCUMENT, presented to him before his depar- ‘To Whom It May Concern: ‘We, the undersigned citizens of anata oocitying that Dr, fA. VON MOSGH- been a resident of our oy, for some ears, during which he has acquired a hed Feputation a6 & practitioner in issues of the Rue. jonas id Throat. He pasaleod during some time a Poke fessor and Clinical Operator in one of our Biedical Institutions. We recommend him to the ‘the Soneaesi os of yor of the City: Speaker off ‘of the House ot Reps, Pa. JONN WFO r Breas: OHARLES MecLiNTGGR Morning Post: P. 0. ELMAKER, U.S. Marshal; 1B GahagO™ Mercury: Be: Ay RaBGOLOR” evening Teleeraph: e ‘THERSON, Evening Bulletin. feb25 q 19 MARKET SPACE. 719 BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY. CHEAPER THAN EVER. MANY ARTICLES SELLING AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE, AT DAVIS’, 719 Market Space. CLOSING OUT ODD LOTS OF RIBBONS, FRINGES, BUTTONS, BELTS, BAGS, LACES, ORNAMENTS, fae AT ASTON NISHINGLY LO DAVIS’. GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH, AT Davis’, 719 Market Space, corner 8t! 20,000 BUSHELS feb24-6t CHOICE SEED OATS VERY CHEAP, AT WM. M. GALT & CO.’'S, Corner Ist street and Indiana avenue, feb Near Baltimore and Ohio Depot. 'USSELL'S ICE CREAM. Small CHARLOTTE RUBSE, 00, por, dozen. WINE JELLY, FANCY SABES PIES AND WI ialty. Tepe ima eS 91997 Now York om 25 PER CENT, REDUCTION, 25 PER CENT. REDUCTION, 25 PER CENT. REDUCTION, 25 PER CENT. REDUCTION, 25 PER CENT. REDUCTION, OVERCOATS AND SUITS, OVERCOATS AND SUITS, OVERCOATS AND SUITS, OVERCOATS AND SUITS, OVERCOATS AND SUITS, TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS A. STRAUS, A. STRAUS, A. STRAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, 1011 Pennsylvania arenue, Between 10th and 11th streets. Between 10th and 11th streets. feb20 Between 10th and 1th streets. Oia HABITS MADE TO ORDER, AFTER THE LATEST ENGLISH STYLES. feb25 ITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, OFFICE OF oe SECRETARY, Sealed will be received by tha | ational Museum 18 Sounetasion, Waskington, D.0, -m.. March 3d, 1880, for Iabor and scat: watt 2 p.m.. 3d, sterit of the Sore eae a et erties : ae Sethe fice on jan where Smit iso any additional inf mation may be had from superintending architects. SPENCER F. BAIRD, for Nat. Museum B'ld’ng Com. ‘the su feb21-e05t WANTS. Maer UES FOR RENT AND SALE. ¥ ..¥OR RENT AND SALE. ee BOAR WAITER. Apply st FoR BEsT-Hovse: 612 14th ef. n. A aco Se COOK, WASHER and IRONER. Apri at 1118 9th st. n.w., Saturday, Febra- Wa from 9 a.m. to 12 m. ANTED—At 130 East Capitol st., a first-class White COOK. None other need spply. Bast of references requii ANTED—A a ‘and tidy WOMAN for = fon jousework; must understand cool andbavexeiocenose: Inquire at 509 6th st. n.w. ANTED—Church Seon by contralto; good reader, ard voit references ; Pro- testant or Catholic. ‘Address CONTRALTO, 4 V Vy SITUATIC middle-aged white woman a as cook; willing to assist in Washing and ironing. Address 916 F st. n-w. ANTED—A white WOMAN to cook, wash, iron lo general housework for a’ very amall ‘None but competent persons need apply at 824 i8th et. n.w., city. References. feb27-6t" arED buy_s small HOUSE and good Wie YT of owner. No. axents need apply, “Ad- be City Poet Cffice. 260e00-! Se NURSE, qiddioasel German ‘woman preferred. References roanired. Ad dress 8. L., Star office. Be ANTED_By a fret clans me D a Dining room and Kitchen in a good location. ‘Address LEON, Star often. feb26-3t" H e'Hent moderat ress E. Hi., Btar office. feb26-3t" -ANTED-A first-class white COOK in. private waxes. Apply at M. MONET SONS, 1Tlt Ba. ave. BW. Yo026- ae —To hire fi rivate, Wane HORSE, ‘with wentecl CAl Toe or PHETON, from one to thres months. ‘Terms must be moderate. Address ARMY, 614 13th et. n.w. feb26-31* yANceED —A good COOK, WASS SqER, an ae good reference ‘require, ADP! after 8 o'clock a.m, at 909 H st. n. w. tt ‘ANTED—By a young lady, OOPYING, to be done at home or in exchange forboard; refer- \dress Miss A. M., City P. O. wk, of purchase, av pia BAR of bear ‘i, ‘000 ucres, suita~ ee ble for sheep-raising, within 100 imiles of Washing- ton. ,Addres, R. . D., 220 Ist st. 8.0., city. ANTED—BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS and LAND SCRIP. J. VANCE Tews Rooms 43 and 44, Le Droit Building. ebd4-1m* ‘ANTED—8100 cash down will be a for a POSITION in any of the Government Depart- ments as messenger or watchman. Address 8. D. H., Star office. feb23-6t" ‘ANTED By awidow Lady with one child a of not more than six roome, between fith and 15th sts. and Pennsylvania ave. and Lets. n.. , Stating terms, Box 10 ‘Star office. feb23-6t* ANTED—A SITUATION by a respectable pe son ag cook or housekeeper in Waahington oF to go south or far, west. make the best, of bread, “cake, lees: Jolies, wines: preserves ker Agood hi homé prefered to high wees, Bost Of ref erence. ‘Mrs. J., 169 German st., Balti- more, feb20-eo1m* ‘ANTED_ White and colored COOKS, CHAN- Ww 'BERMATDS NURSES, ‘and ottier help, fis. Licensed Of- y Federal Building, corner ith snd F, . PRICE & CO. feb10-17t* ANTED-—You to examine snd choose a SEW- ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. Any one not satisfactory subject, to sechanay fee ay ting and repairing a specialty. - KENNEY, 427 9th st.n-w. ‘dec20 ‘on anaes Furnished ROOMS tor lods- ing or, ousckeoping- 312 3d st. n.w, ite Trinity Church. feb: R Free Also ball BEDROOM on second ‘House has all modern improvements. TAP Ae at: re} 4 EK RENT—HOU SE No. 806 20th at. n.w.,con- taining # rooms and all modern improvements. For terms, &c., apply at store corner 20th s Li el Fz RK RENT—A pleasant furnished front ROOM, suitable fortwo persons. South exposure. Lo- 805 H st. n. -W.» one square north of Bi fel BENT—Three unfurnished or partly fr QBhed ROOMS to gentleman and wife. Children. 1416 10th st. Call after 5 o'clock p.. BY Rent very moderate. Fis RENT ee, stony pressed brick front HOUSE, No. -, 8rooms and bath, iorh improvements,” Berest care pase the door. ay at ‘at NO. 11. Inquire at 1331 Q st. n.w. fe27-3t* ‘OR Ee (OR SALE) No, 1820 to 1826 16th a, ie 8 a Ne See st., 825; No. ae rh 20 Ret 88. 3G MGR US fh tt sta FE RENT —Neat two-story pressed | Brick HOUSE, bay windows, 6 roo! ", as, bath, water and latrobe. 81¢ pet month in advaaoe, i$ V et. new. ‘Key store, Cor. 12th and V sts. fe27-3t* ROE BENT, Four vey, desirable communicat- ROOMS on first floor, newly aud completely iurnithes, suitable for houseksopiass or in eultes: Reference’ exch Apply at 1109 G st. n.w. eb27—21 POR PENT Four Unfurnished ROOMS, on sec- be rented sins! toxether. House has ail modern Improvements, ana faces uth. No objection to light housekeeping. Ap- iy 1595 Net. bows feb27-3t* TOR RENT—Furnished communicating ROOMS fecond floor; delightful location. View Arling- ton, Potomac, Capitol, Alexandria. Unfurnished hird floor; furnished’ if desired. "200 A et. Capitol Hill. Ok SALE—GHEAP—A vei somely finished HOUSE; south front: in few fect of Towa Circle. Kor terms and Hee ply at 1312 12th st. n.w- feb27- = ‘OR RENT—One or two furnished ROOMS on the second or third floor; gentlemen preferred: Apply 1049 9th St ewe ROE, PENT aiamished, ROOMS over our SQUIER & OO. ker 416 Penna. = Fe RENT—A Hn situares Hane 846, on Tet, site Franklin Square. Rent ABNER, 916 F st. news feb26-3t. OR SENT ORIG HOUSE, nine rooms, bath ym ; dry cellar: brick stable. 1226 9th r Key next door (north) #40. month. feba6-3i" cation No. tent ae complete snd hand- WENT-PARLOR and BEDROOM oa arst i EAL ESTATE BULLETIN ‘THOS. E. . WAGGAMAR, 519 Leary Changes made ednesdays an 1d Saturdays.) Three-Story ‘Houses For Sale, 730 13th st.n.w.,mod.. imps, lars... Teor tats n.w.,mod.imp.,9 T8. i 5-00 1318 Fst. Wey Tl od nn ape J : + 30:00 h et. per Di . inte, io, abit ee ne aa yer part brs. 00 ‘ays 20:00 20:00 18.00 18.00 st. 8.W., 1 38, 17.00 1208 Pa. aves ay W. (upper part), 4 rs, 15.00 2228 sth st-n-w 15-00 Gonuer: Tih bove is only a small part of the Pope for \d sale on ct books. 3 For ‘complete cg im bi issued on the 1st and 15th of each mont Cpe can be behag on. sppliestion: at my office, or will ‘be sent by mail Loans, $2,000, $1,000, $600, at 7 per cent. feb25 (OR RENT—Three eix-room HOUSES—Noa. 9, 11, 13—on 13th st. 8.e., between D and E. Rent 88 per month. Keys and "information at sloreon corner ae 18th and feb2t ENT That | old-established GROGERY corner of ath and Ht ete, iS gocuyied by ©, 8: O'Hare & Son. waa ot 30 CONDON, 15 Hat ew. OR RENT—A handsome suite of Tara a ROOMS on first floor, suitable for members tropolitan n Hotels; ron and others ; near National and Metro) 412 6th st. n.w. OR RENT Two furnished or unfurnished ROOMS, on second floor, with bath-room on Same floor; pleasant location. 1308 L st. 1ith-street cara. fel POE BENT Three-story BRIOK. 7 rooms. No. 405 14th st. n-w., with water atid was; near, De- partments. Key at 410 11th feb26. ANTED CARPETS to Btoam Beating Wo Orders by mail or left at and Pa. ave., or Messrs. at., Carpet Dealers. ANTED—STEAM OARPET OLEANIN amok suarantesd. At CHAOE'S, We Lovint- ana i BOARDING. IRST-CLASS BOARD AND NICELY FUR- NISHED ROOMS at 831 14th st. Heferences exchanged. feb27-3t" ‘OR RENT OR ae Sea cai UNTRY ae E Hope | To. good tenant torma moder- ate; eo der pn on longtime. H.N.W WOR tH, 1028 Vermont avenue. Devs ROR RENT, PARLOR and BED ROOM ae first floor, with BOARD for two persons, 855. | Also.a third ROOM if desired on same floor. No. 227 3d st. feb26 2t* Fo RENT-STORE and DWELLING, 614 9th st. opposite Patent Office. | Store lately been im roved and made more attractive. Inquire A. EB- RLY & SONS’ Stove store, 718 7th st. fab26-3t" (OR RENT— Two or three ROOMS. Xe, 1807.8 aw 5 Bt BE A MONTH, FOR FIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD: several very desirable Rooms also, very low. “The finest location in the city. "1104 12th st- feb26-2t* OR RENT A handsomely-furnished front PARLOR, first floor, with BOARD. | Also front ROOMS on third floor, #18 and $26, wit eats ee eb 515 12th st. n. ae 1027 eS Nis a bleseant, , welltar- nished ROOMS, single or en suite, suit- able for gentleman or gentleman and wife. Good BOARD. Terms moderate. feb25, OARDING.—ROOMS, en suite and si at 2027 Ist. n.w.; southern front; Hen Aken ave. cars pass door. febl19,21,25, OARD.—Some very desirable FRONT ROOMS, with BOARD, for $20 and 825\ per month First-class TABLE BOARD, 4 per week. At PAR- RINSON HOUSE, 62) Penne: avo. News feboeoe EATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, on second floor; convenient to cars. Table BOARD. 939 Kst. n.w. feb23-6t* (OR RENT—Large ROOM, well aS sec- ond floor, with BOAR) 38. New York avenue. Location very central and very desirable. _f21-1w* Fave RENT—With or without BOARD, two or e RUOMS, at 507 E st-n.w. ; references ex- Changed dane ae Te TRENONT HOUSE offers good RO ‘with first class Hotel a oar fon) for: tak and sa ep Pee furnishs House is well and. ae way desirable. beak st “PEE TOCRIEL, HOUSE, 612 9th st-n.w., is one of the cosiest and re conducted boarding houses in the city. pxanslt lent boarders aconmmo- dated at reasonable terms. novld LOST AND FOUND. TRAYED—Wednesdasy, Feb. 25th, from Win. H. SS) Wylie, a Black and White BULLOOK, With initial Win tar ‘mark on bip. “Liberal reward if retarned to Stalls 34 and 35, Cen ter Market. feb27-3t es Da 23, a CHIL! LD NECK CHAIN, fastenin; black enamel, with @ amall old heart Attached. Finger will be suitably rewarded by returning the obain tol} THOS. B. PENICKS, 613 st. D We L® ‘—A Liver Colored Pointer D OG—*‘Rover.”” Owner's name and tag No. 637 on c3i- lar. Return to T. ROB! ENBON, Hoyer University. Suitable reward. = LST Amy Bleck and Tan Male ae with- out collar. A liberal reward will be pala by leaving him atthe Navy Pay of- 15th st. and New York ave. £26-2t* FOR SALE. ‘OR SALE—20 Head of HORSES. Just arrived from Ohio, are, good , workers and Grivers Also, one BAY: 16 hands high, stylish can trot in i three COUPES and three Saddle HORSES. Gam be seen at JOHN Sy Geen feb26-6t st. Ww. OR SALE—CuEap—HORSE, five years old; guaranteed perfectly’ sound aud gentle; "will work anywhere. Apply 621 Rhode Teland ave. n.w. feb25- R SALES EGGS for hatching from White Low horns and Silver Penciled Hambux a hh took first premium at Washington and ational Fair. Inquire W. G. LEE, 1521 I AYE FOR SALE A VERY LIGHT BREW- Cee einele, seat, Top Buggy, 3s, ‘One (1) new five-glase Landean, in use but one month only made by a first-class manu- facturer of Philadelphia. | A bargain. one a) Goupetette, in ‘use but one month, made 1@ same maker. in first-class order. "Also, a very nice Con Wish an ssortment of CARKIAGES and BUG will be sold very low at mi eneaeee Ros, 412, 414, 416 14th st., corner feb12-fm "ANDREW J. JOYOE. OR SALE—A lot of fine Sin CANA-. ib GAG oN stay ee Bore, 1130 7th sta. 8 HART BREOHT. Px TIES ABOUT PURCHASING OR DISPos. iny IN CARRIAGES, HORSES an ESS, will fud it to their savant callon me, asI have a constant- Geieand tor the sazne. All orders for purchasing or Gimcoatne of eink Mill receive prompt attention, and Wit. F. DOWNEY, Stablo, 0 10s Lith Bt. VERAL S clidinn one's FINE ‘PIANOS, little used, in- one STIEFY Oabthet Grand, bargains for cash, at 723, ‘Ten et. rae SALE—Light BRAHMA Ei WLS ; Eee Seema ae yee s: GHEE DS, 956 Louisiane ave. ja36-1 PERSONAL. MED EMRTION WANTED OF CHARLES STE- grining. Or alive, who kept an. oyster, and saloon on 7 "65, in Was! th st. been, D If Samuel. ‘ankle or r Officer Belt or Paowsot epewhere bouts, will please address xere cee Drawer D. De Philadelphia. OnOTRE DS GT ks) CURE CURED ofr ha st. nw. Se oe FUTURE TO A CERTAINTY.—Skep- tical folks may have their doubts, but, never- many ci ‘who endorss the statement, that AME ROSS, doc- ‘tress and ‘No. 402 2d st. n.w., has & most iesble reputation. Any fae | Ba er will find her an expert and exponent par P. yi tho well. mown Trance, forment< ars yor city, is iocated, ea | Mae ‘THE EVENTS OF LIRR. Gentiemen Bone oe 416 Lat., bet, 4th and 6th sts.n.w. ce aera | Wor ROE BENT Tre siz-r0 moBrick HOUSES; hall, rey and gas. Apply 1106 L et. n.w, reb25-3 HOR RENT Two Unfurnished ROOMS; rent low to good and permanent tenant. 731 6th we feb25-3t OR RENT—Delizhtfully ROOMS to gentlemen. 1226 Maseachusetta ave. 'OR RENT—HOUSE No. 604 Mat. n.w., con- taining ten rooms, and all modern nm improve- ments. Inquire next door. 3 'OR RENT—Suite of front corner ROOMS; also large furnished, front BED-ROOM; all second floor; will let together or separate, 620, cor. 11th and G sts. ‘feb25-4t* FE RENT —Deck HOUSE No. 727 20th at nw: in thorough repair, with nine rooms apd bath room: latrobes, range and large garden. at 2004 G st. THe Barden ate FRR RENT—HOUSE 323 C st., bet. Tit and coud 3d; located third story References: Eregaa red. 5-3t* location central; eizht rooms, peter garden and stable; $40 per Thoth. aces CONTE, 907 T st. n.w. b25-Bt* ‘OR RENT, PEASE, SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED PROPERTY—Two ACHES /F LAND on Prospect st., near Lincoln ave. Joining the city. Apply 12200 st.n.w. — fe2: Fe RENT— Arse NTRY PLACE, having every ad- advantage it fulness, beauty, nearness to city, mc. Aprly en Spring at, near i¢th, mile north NS: BOLLOGE- fel bees oe it* OR RENT Delightful suite of ROOMS, hand- somely furnished, 2d fi i also sinule Rooms. Apply. 810 Indiana ave., south Boarding first-class, $15 per month. “febawet PRO! SALE The two-story, BRICK COTTAGE ‘on the southwest corner of 8th and K sts. n.w. No. 800 Mount Vernon Place. For terms inquire on ret feb23-e03t* choice four-story BRICK Rear, Scott Statue, All 9 rooms and bath. ‘Kent #39. I Jaguite ie premises, or of J. W. P. MY. 13th street. feb23-1m. two-story Brick Fu \T—That rory ¢ HOUSN, 1404 16th ‘OR RENT—A seven room, DWELLING, haying bath, sink, water-closet near Columbia being No; 607 10th st ne. Ke en same block. ent 812.50. ith st, Watie ia ae RENT—FiksT SEOoE Parlor and Bed- room ; handsomely furnished ; Parlor and two Ber ns, communicating, second floor; Fingle rooms larwe and small; all modern conven: jences; first-class furnished in fhe, honge. 1103 G'st. n.w. ~6tt OR RENT—HOUSE; seven rooms, near Say. bian College, 16 to good tenant. Ad- dress Box 38, Star o feb20-8t* ‘OR. Sr eee ROOMS with aaa, bath and hot and cold water; TABLE BO. lass. $82 Indiana ave., fronting Judiciary &4 Sauare. ‘Terms moderate. 8-2w* OR RENT—Brick HOUS! ‘soifthweat corner of igth and K sts. n.w., with large garden and all modern improvements; will be rented low ey 2 pe manent tenant. (OR RENT—6519 13th st. n. ee ete furnished SUITES of ROOMS; all modern im- Reece ‘and second floors; ‘bath on each loor ; terms moderate. febl4-3m Fe NT—HOUSE No. 121 north A st., near the Ca oe containing 8 rooms and ment; rent 18. Inquire 123 north A ste Jan31-4w FOE BENT Furnished PARLORS and BED- MS and ROOMS furnished for houeekt ing, and several small BEDEOOMS. 854 Fenney!- ‘vanis ave. corner 436 st. augll-7m! FINANCIAL. rpuomas 1,3 I. DAY & 60., Baw rRERG ANB BRoxEns, a 66 Broadway, N. ¥., Buy and sell on small marin Stocks, Bonds and Miscellaneous Securities, ino, Negotiote Stock Privilege Contracts st faverable rates information furnished on application. febl0-codens PROFESSIONAL. WEN M. LONG, M. D., respect ally nae his services to the citizens of Washing. ton as eician and Acoucher,, 1 residence, No. 1446 .N street n. w., ‘talese abscnt on professional business. All eft on, his slate punctually attended to. Im* ‘OOT SURGERY, COBNS. Bunions, Diseased Naile, Ohilb] Ex- cresences, DR. WHITE'S: eteenth con- secutive year aot ractice in W: D.O. me establishm¢ 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willams Hote ig patronized by the elie 3 fe world. visit. H. JOHNSTON, st. formerly over Ballant yne's class work. moderate. - Tecth on olden Pure silver. Tests g Fin insected. All operations natural st performed with care and ‘2 we, Attention henpe it and convenient locat ‘this office. coaplices eer T. M. TALBOTT, ae ST per 8 THE TRAYMORE, SEA END ILLINOIS AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. throughout. Gas inallthe rooms. M. E. HOOPES. VSS R RENT— B. H. WARNER, 916 F Srreer Norruwesr. 15 shade. Rentlow. (OES IN 916 F ST. N.W. Th Estate Review, pt yublished at office on are 25th of each month, contains pit ‘tho houses Thave for rent, towether with reports ve fOr ren Soncerninge the CONOR of tne real extate akeket thronhout the country. Gail atid wet scopy. tr A. McINTIIRE, REAL Estate BRrox No. 918 F street, opposite ‘Masonic Temple. For Ren ee a 0 v «ave, W166) Houses near new: market, on Sth st. #2, 630 and z 60 Lot in northwest, 19,6x145 no cash for two years. 6 Lots near 18th ‘and O sta'n. w. gente per foot MONEY TO LOAN! MON 1a have large and small sums aware 8 on hand to at lowest rat E. A. MoINTIRE. ae WOR RENT. F = 1916 FIFTEENTH ST. N.W, new three-story, nine-room BRIOK DWELL- ne with all modern improvements. 2504 CAROLINE ST. N. A neat six-room, press brick front HOUSE, with hot and cold water and bath. ee NEW YORK AVENUE N. W. handsome STORES, will be rented si ee or meds communicating. Desirable OREICE ROOMS, in the best business scctions of the city. THOS. J. FISHER & 00., feb21 1223 F street northwest. OR RENT—By R. O. HOLTZMAN, REAL EsTatg AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. No. 23 1534 st.n.w.,17 rooms and b: 3200 No.612 Pa. ave. No 416 13th st. n.w. hall jo. 400 9 Toms and bath Ne 239 134 si 25 a. rooms and bath” No. 943 D st. n.w., store w.,17 rooms, bath 60 La. ave.n. W.. Imake no charge to landlords foradyertising their property, and keep it before the public constantly. Ihave many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; also, Houses in every section at, prices from $1,000 td 860.000. Now is the time to buy. R. 0. HOLTZMAN, feb21 10th and F sts. n.w. RU ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00.. Bt. Cloud Building, Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. HOUSES AT ALL PRIOES, AND ON TERMS TO SUIT. A T-room_ Brick now. tween M and N. monthly, &0., &c., &o. on 12th cash payment; be- for our sale. We have some desirable, Houses in exchange for desirable Lots. MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate security, at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. fol9- Pht eas pw & Istana 1006 Mt 800 It Ey ie ne S00 1158 20.08 50:08 16.08 15.00 15.00 16.00 its |“ 6.08 Jans BUSINESS CHANCES. LADIES’ GOODS. eq ee ek aed DOUGLASS’, Inquire 128 F feb27-2t* ANTED—As a PARTNER ® young man with a cash capital of 8300 to enxaye {1 that pays 75 per cent. profit. Address feb? a2 v ly ANTED—82, 000 for two or three years. carity, first-class ‘real estate. Add ing lowest Fate of interest, OLD RESIDEN, Niza EXCBANGE GROCERY doing cash, Fate to dollars per day, for stock of Dairy and Frait Fara, Answer, if you mean busines with fullname, Box 144, Star office. feb27. WE HAVE FOR IMMEDIATE INV sas ON G ESTATE, Atgs a7 op and 7 per cen }, 86,000, 83,000, $2,060 and 81,000. leo tor sale very. cheapy several two, and three- oe OU! nS SEE wi perotons the topiten = installm in, on! 0 small cas! ymen! ins required. Desirable HOUSES and BUILDING All business placed in our hands ee ‘Our personal attention. W. E. BURFORD 08 He street n. w. fob25 OR SME LUNCH and MILK BUSINESS, hear to severel government departments oF wonld Exchange for Vacant Lot. Apply at 1718 @ st, Rw. poten Sand ll a.m. and 2 and 4 p.m. 24 T° HOA MONEY, ON eet ESTATES UMS At 6, 7 and 3s Br “cent. No BR. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. Gs WM. H. MAIN & BROS., St. v5 hanes acts, corner 3d and Pennsylvania ave. D.We, Af you want f to Dy, sell or exchange city 01 coun! erty. Exchange specialty. jan28-lm* 1) od TO LOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SEOURITY, B. H. WARNER, Jand 916 F st. n.w. MS: ONEY TO LOAN ON LIFE AnD ENDOW- MENT INSURANCE POLICIES.—We also etroe cere ieee sia. Baltimore. del8-eo3m Teta, BITE EROS, in han a Fe LEIGHTON. Jan3. ag B29 4 stroot northweat. feb23. = stamp for rent Lesion a and GI EDUCATION mle A HARY ZEACHER OF SPENCERTAN, PEN- MANSHIP will zive instructions to a limited number of pupils at thelr residences. ‘Terms mod- erate. ress Box 62, Star office. _feb21-Im* POEEESGE LARROQUE, 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" OOK HILL COLLEGE, LiooTr Orry, Becond Session bewiits FRBRUAHY len, 1880. For particulars see catnlogne AZARIA! jan27-1m Prestfent. VENING. Fea ater ‘Tuesday, Wed- nesday, Friday, 7 to 9 o’cloc! SSRMAN REN monk inadvance. ‘OH, RN MATEE! ee Si sa peoartoe for Colle Private leasons at other len ey fe aay ip A. M., 702 6th nw. Ft 1 14TH ome) V. PRUD'HOMME'S French Classes. New term in January. Class hours, 11 reserved for ad and alone cally taught “Visitor and idioms ught. 8 invited on "Thursdays, at 3 ‘Office ho’ i2m.tolp.m. Terms m erate. declT EGULAR FRENCH SOHOOL FOR YOUNG Ladies and Children. Mux. FOULON, 903 16th st. n. Private Lessons After Bch at store, Pa. aye. AFLEW OOD. TS TIUTE. a =» corner of I. if Hours. french 2h fancy dente prep ered toe bosin Dunc Yale or uevard. iy fete sHORTLDOR. AM, Principal. ERGREIAN BUSINESS GOLTEG Cox: Wan 72H AND T STREETS WW. posit ce, Business \- fe and ible Entry Bookkee} , Business: > Economy, Comm Law. and Leo - Dayand ie BE8Bi Open for recep- Hon: of students last Mon in At and there- id PIANOS AND ORGANS. Sua PIANOS. Highest honors Paris Ex- position Universelle 1878. TWO FIST PREMIUMS at Rational mate ry, Washington. D.O., The Stiett pon ass rand, Artist's Piano, defies competi- 10 Agents for the celebrated Kranich & Bach and other first-class Pianos and tho unrivaled Peloubet & Oo. Standard Oran. a ane WILD oe BOLE AGENTS febl?__ 793 7th st. n.w., between G and H. PAYOS AND ORGANS AT PRICES THAT DE- = BIDNEY 7 T. etcivoin & G0. Ae feb13 HE BEAUTIFUL DI EREaOE matehleas, ie ee 3 dec6-8m_ 407 10th st. b.w. M. KNABE’S PIANOS. Universally acknowl to be the BEST NOW MANUEA rae yall artists. ORGANS d_ PIA! from celebrated makers for sale anc st Sa aR engi nacnaed © a 493 11th st..a few doors above Paay. THE TRADES. OOKBINPING. “PIANOS, informed that INDERY a . The same aps 1012 id Fnaranta avenue, third floor. Ninth and F 8t:., 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. DOUGLAS», feb24 522-524 and_596 Ninth st. QFPENING OF SPRING GARMENTS. SILK, SILK DE LYONS and DRAP D'ETE MANTILLAS. Bt. Cloud Bi’dg. LIGHT WEIGHT ULSTERS, JACKETS AND CIRCULARS, At M. WILLIAN'S, 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. [feb16] 907 Pa. ave. TE ARE SELUING GENUINE MONOGRAM KID GLOVES IN BLACK, PROMENADE AND OPERA SHADES, as follows: 2-Button, 78e, eb ai. S-Button, Brenton, 81.50. BEST SELECTED STOOK IN OITY AT J. P. PALMER'S, No. 1107 F street northwest. Hi B.—Orders through telephone promptly filled. eb. O 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, Nos. 691 and 623 D Street. EEK MORE. feb21 me | MO as FABEYONABES ISLE DRESSMARER BRIDAL TROUSSEAUS, ‘MOURNING ORDERS. and Gu ee ia. shortest notice, and in mostartistis "povds-t,th, 8.6m 907 Pa. ave. ee LADIES’ BOOTS, Unsurpassed for Beauty, Comfort and Durability. Winter BOOTS selling at reduced prices, at J. H. VERMILYA’s, 610 sth street. fobs Cu» RUPPERT, TEMPLE OF FANCY GOODS, No. 403 and 405 7th st. nav., Received per steamer Berlin a fine assormont of GERMAN FAVORS, SILK and COTTON DOMINO MAJKS,; PAPER MASKS of all character. Jan24 VALENTINES of all desciption. 88 BELLE Lucas. DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PAHOBS, 801 MARKET SPAQE, Oorner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. Geolt Li THE ONGY IN THE O TO ORDER AND KEEP AN ASSORTMENT, REASONABLE. PRI on G. SOHONS 604 11th st.+.0. 10vas Branch H. WIREMAN’S. BOOKS, EW BOOKS. Life of Alexander ‘The celebrakd In- dian Missionary," 2 Soe “is. 75. Farrar'sLife of St, Paul, new and complete edition, in va, &e. Sunshine and Storm, by ae 3,00. 50. Fhguents, on_Great Myst corked $1.25. The Manliness o! ey Hughes, rit About Grant, by John L. 81 His Majesty 4298 7th Saeetees: TEST PUBLICATIONS. TENNYSON’S SONGS, SE cane MEMOIRS PRINCE METTERN ‘SMAN'S YEAR BOOK, \es0, eae ene Lote AND LANI- UNDFR THE TRI- COLOR: Hooper. ROMANCES OF THE MIDDLE AG Tones peonaae 1.50 Moris Butta 8 25, MANCH, MaryE: Brym 1-50 10) CHRIST—Thomas Hughes. 1.00 FUNTERCOCEANINIO CANAL 81. READINGS BY ‘other Len ARIES DalL¥ JOURNALS. oa JAMES J. CHAPMAN, feb16_MeTnororitaN Booxstonr, 914 Ps, ave. NEW PUBLICATIONS. SECOND VOLUME MEMORS OF MADARE DE REMUEAT, in Paper, 60c. Franklin Sjuare, MOTHS. By Ouida. Cloth, $1.25. ae sone OF PRINOE METTERNIOH, 2 vols. TENNYSON'S SONGS. Bet to Music. 95. ALL NEW BOOK RRGTveP A8 800N AS THE FINEST use OF STATIONERY A BOOKSELLER, AND STATIONS, feb [5 Pa. ave., cor. 11th GIRS: phe ceta BOOK aren Wash rit Bante G458, DOOKS, BLINDS, MOULD- INGS, MANTLES, STAIR BUILDERS STOCK, LUMBER. Sust before, and durin Bean np materiale T bon; sLIN DS ant MOU led to offer at s email ad- BRACKETS, g the first advanoe in build quantities of DOORS, ‘Dt NGS and LUMB! shia stock 1 am enab) > Offa hove the lower ior TRSIDE i SHUTEENS, GE SEGMENT oc or poIROLE RAISED 'MOULDED RS. ata york o oe Sop hind, soe in PINE, WALNUT, CHERRY or AS! cerehed at he shortest notice. "The publte are invited to stock. Hit Perry Golman wil be pleassd. to s60 is old friends. Call examine stock, ask for prices and bo convinced that for low prices, , Prompt- fhess in delivery, the place is the SASH WAREHOUSE AND LUMBER YARD OF THOMAS W. SMITH, _feb21-Im_ Cor. Ist st. and Ind. ave. n,w. ‘ORCH’S SALICILIC SOAP Is unsurpasoed as cure for Dissases of the Blood SMALLPOX, eos Ee Bo ean ‘ne As disinfectant this Sos) has no ual. It will f the contraction of contagious diseasce— Emnalipox not excepted. e use of this Valuable Soap is ae recom panda ‘Pintors ete. should hover ge without! inters, One application of this Soap makes the Skin soft ocig,be had in all prominent Drug Stores and Gro- “Agente for for all parts of the paew ‘States wanted. ‘Orders promptly attended to. ul EMIL WORCH, 1716 Pa. ave. n.vw., §an31-1m Washington, D. O. 'UCALYPTINE. A Toilet: tion based on Products f Hands and Lips, Rough Skis, &e. Geas ee ablein use. ‘To be had of all druggists, Prive conte, febis-im*” AOOINE POIN' LIAB Heme We mae Oatareh Gare, = al nara ‘sone Nous "Homeniee fiend ly ee a at DA’ a = andt-co8m __ 8.8. oor 1oth and H ae a.WiS OVEREIGNS' S No. "610: 1izH Searar 2. BW. Jaguire’in {he store below, or of OE, TOWN, win? aud es r feb21-27 PBARGEE'S FISHER, GIRL 18 NOW ON EX- Se J. QHAPMAN’S Metropol- itan Book: ‘Pennsylvania sven tion, SB ceatee cree idgaeradas Corres A all sas eta ne oO. BE STEAM LAUNDRY CO. near iat at a i 7 ALENTINES FOR 1880. VALENTINES. FOR 1280. ‘VALENTINES FOR 1880. EXALENTINES FOR 1880. BUNDY's JUSTICE. The Justice's Manuel of Statute, Judicial and mires Law, be appropriate Forms for the use of Justices of th penco, Gonsta stables, Notaries Gommnipeioners. Lawy Business Chas. 8. Bundy, of the Di Dotti of Cgnaee: ; Price SA. The Game ot Fifteen,” " 25 cte. Gout Gf Clatne apo vo Ta, Mans pupuer es 8. Circuit Court Reports, es OWE oo. tt. ba tes “A BOOTS AND SHOES. pee A BOSTON DECLINING MAN- UF: ACTURER. 500 ee SE ASONABLE Ror AND! S AT LESS THAN COST ut fi arts Sayer Openi: Out for our Grand Spring WIE. nee ‘bet. H and I. cr Holos Soe. up: mutton Shoes Infante? Button and Lac oar) ‘th st., re-SIGN, OF, ab SLIPPER_@t Branch:—1922 Pa. = feb26-3t tE-Telophionic 0 ‘Connections_2¥ EDUCTION Te ‘Men's Hand-sewed Cor Quoed to 84.76; Men's Han 86, reduced to 85: Mi pnd sed Baton. 2 jen's sewed Loni Boo vroduesd £0 86.80: Mon Hand-sowea Gal’ Lom i, Boots, 86, rolucod to, 85. All oth ter goods at ‘ding red Siete an i ante Se waka EOE STORE, 1614 14th atree' ‘OU CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST IN, BOOTS ANB SHOES, BY GOING TO THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 6065 Pennsylvania avenue, Our Goods were al! bonght ep the advance in figures, and prices, at rock bottor: WILL BE SOLD AT PRIME COST For tHe Next 15 Days. (0 BE IN THE FASHION you must provide yourself with s package of ELE- CAMPANE and HOREHOUND COUGH DROPS. | §2"25c. for a halt pound. @NATTANS, PHaRMacist, feb21 14th and I sis. end 94 and D 00s. WW: end 94 and D sts. 0.00. Seeeige _f at fp _