Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENTING STAT once ne nee THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. WASHINGTON. SATURDAY +.February 25, 1880. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. Of all the other daily papers here added to- getner. a "The Virginia readjusters have been brought to @ sudden halt in their assault upon the state Credit, and they’are shorn of their power to do any further harm. Ross Hamilton, a colored re- Publican representative, has introduced a sub- Stitute for the Riddleberger “repudiation” sill, and it has been accepted by the debt-payera, who will give it their united support. This substitute provides for the payment of the debt at the full amount, with interest at 3 per cent., and the votes of debt payers and colored re- publicans combined will be sufficient to make it the law. This sudden change of position by fheir former allies has demoralized the Feadjusters, but it has had a most salutary ef- fect upon the prospects of the state. Hamilton” isdescribed as an intelligent and determined mab, capable of leading his race to higher and more worthy objects than that which prompted their combination with the readjusters. The influential white republicans of the state have ‘been laboring earnestly to induce the colored members of the legislature to break away from their allies and vote to sustain state credit, and the new departure of Hamilton was largely due to this influence. The men who had the good ame and credit of the state at heart, and who looked with horror upon repudiation, laid aside party feeling and party ties and worked to. gether earnestly to prevent financial ruin and Gegradation. Now that their efforts promise to ‘be eminently successful, republicans and demo- Crats are rejoicing together, while the readjust- ers are vainly declaiming against the “ingrati- tude of the colored race.” —___+<--_2_ A leading article In the last number of Nature criticises, from a scientific and historic stand point, the Edison electric light. According to this writer, Edison is thirtf-five years behind an English inventor named King, in the use of Prepared carbon in an exhausted globe. The Invention was entered upon the patent roll of ‘Great Britain in 1845. This writer speaks of a Similar lamp that was designed by Lodyguine in 1873, and he says that in the employment of ©arbonized paper Edison has been anticipated by several Nature does not belleve the ~‘fragile horseshoe paper cinder” will resist disintegration with as much power as the car- on used in exhausted tubes py dozens of ex- perimenters. The reports upon and descrip- ions of the Edison light, contained in the ‘American correspondence of the London Tims, ‘mre dissected and criticised, to show that the worrespondent was so carried away by enthust- asm, or something else, that he committed to paper a number of inconsistencies. It conclu- sion this foreign critic of the Edison invention says: “But apart from the mfld absurdities of newspaper correspondents, the more we study the detailed accounts of the new invention the more we regret that Mr, Edison does not devote some time to learn what has been already done in this field. An inventor who ignores what has een done ought not to be mortified to find him- Self occasionally forestalled by others in some discovery which he prides himself is his own,” — Leading republicans of Illinois to the number Of 700 or 800 met in conference at Chicago last ‘Wednesday, having been called together by the meeting of the state central committee. It was @ political love-feast, all present being called upon for encouraging talk. A canvass of the assemblage to ascertain the feeling with regard to a presidential candidate resulted in the fol- lowing vote: for Grant 416, for Blaine 139, for nominee 55. This vote 1s of considerable im- portance as indicating pretty surely that IlIt- nois will declare for Grant. The men who were present at that conference were the real leaders of the republican party in the state. The edi- tors of all the more prominent republican pa- pers, members of the legislature, county officers and members of local republican committees made up the meeting, and the general expres- sion was that “more than two-thirds of the peo- ple are for Grant.” The Blaine men present Spoke earnestly in behalf of their candidate, and intimated a fixed purpose to do their very best for him, but they were rather outnum- bered. Atter New York and Pennsylvania have instructed for General Grant it is hardly to be Supposed that the state of which he is a citizen Will do less to advance him politically. —_ +02 A second letter from Hon. E. B. Washburne, 0: Tilinois, on the subject of the presidency has been made public. In this letter he says: “I wrote a private letter to Senator Logan in refer- ence to other matters, and iucidentally stated therein that I was not a candidate for Pres! of the United States or governor of 1” I might have added that I Wer, for justice of the peace. health is a fiction of * heartier than s* Mr. Washb”, uent unois, and not a candidate ‘The allusion to my ill- che reporter, as I was never ~ Present.” While it is plain that ton arne does not wish to occupy a posi- sass at might, by any posslbility, interfere 3. + the nomination of his friend, Gen. Grant, “nis letter indicates that he 1s not willing to be thrown entirely out of the presidential line on the score of ill-health. —_ee-—_____ According to the New York correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger, Senator Bayard’s friends in New York, do not concede that the « Fe-publication of his peace speech in 1861 has, as his opponents insist, “killed him off as an available democratic candidate” for the presi- dency. On the contrary, they are confident that, in due time, the Senator himself will be able to place that address in such alight in connection with the pecullar circumstances under which it was delivered, as wlil be likely to remove any doubts which may exist as to his loyalty to the Union. Some correspondence, looking in that direction, it is believed, has already taken place between him and some of hhis adherents, and the result will doubtless be made public in the course of a day or two. see The New York Graphic seems to think it Strange that the $200,000 appropriated by Con- gress in 1876 towards the construction of the ‘Washington monument should only be expected to raise it twelve feet. Asa matter of fact this appropriation was intended mainly to strength- en the foundation, which has been done, appar- ently, in the most thorough manner. It is to be hoped now thatithas been settled that the Monument is to be finished on the present plan nd in the present locality that the work will be pushed on rapidly, and the “unfinished mon- ument to Washington” cease to be the nation’s discredit. Quite a respectable little boom has been start- 3 month. Specials ee iven to rej A MERCHANT'S TESTIMONY. Late Suppers, Sleepless Nights and How Their Evil Effects Were Overcome. How a Life of Misery was Avoided and a Weakened Constitu- tion Made Strong. Tron in the Blood and What it Can Do for Man. A Remarkable Record of a Remarkable Remedy. Mr. C. L. O.,8 prominent merchant of Balti more, has stated that nothing has done his Dys vepsia, Indigestion, &c., 80 much good as that most wonderful of all tonic and reviving medicines, fron Bitters. Just think of it; at a supper the other pight althevgh a chronic Dyspeptic he says he ete at 12 o'clock Fried Oysters, Chicken Salad and Ice Cream, after which taking a dose of Iron Bitters much to his surprise he never spent @ more pleasant night, with no dyspeptic symptoms in the morning. So conclusive was this experience of the value of this wonderful medicine, Iron Litters, that he recommends them to everyone. They are for sale byall druggists, andthe name of the above party will be furnished to any who wishes to con- verse with him on this subject by THE Brown CuEmtcat Co., Baltimore, Md. In addition to tae above remarkable account a number of wonderful cures have been effected by thesc same bitters which, acting so finely as a tonic, also produce great results asa remedy. Bear this in mind and try them. ee es UMBER OF ALL KINDS.—Large lot of OAK PLANK for Coachmakere’ and Wheelwrights’ use, aba than any yard in Washington; corner ths and WM. McLEAN, Stevs HOES, snOES FOR Saree MILETO! je Good | hoes, 75, CT ~ Children’ mS the best $i Mise “Pob. Goa Washington. Another case ‘case Ladies" Gore Bus- Kins, Sue. ; two more cases ‘Women’s House Slip- pers; OO and G6, worth Z6¢, We have tho best @1 1.50 and $2 Gent's Gaiter in town. Kad 83, formerly #4..50. B1914 and 1916 Pa. ave., Pair Justh’s Heel Taps given away. BuRcHArp "SS CANNED OOFFEE is arly adapted to the wants of Ate ase eeper by yirtue oh ‘ihe Superiort a Ki the oe » which, being returnable, cos paroh nothing. ‘Those living ate distance tua f it convenient to by 8 month’ a time. ere is no loss from ct thing as becoming stater waste; Do sucl The PATAPSCO BAKING POWDER is an illus- tration of the fact that the cheapest is often the est. All fine Groceries at BURCHARD'S, feb28_ Pa. ave. and Four-and-a-half st. {SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SEWING Ss MAOHINES. Wheeler & Wilson. Victor Singer, Dar Weed Howe 6. Wilson Dro} Grover 18. wathes Ss ‘are as good as new and are war- First-class Machines of any kind rented at 83 per + Mees Beco Buriprna. MITCHELL, 931 Penna. avenue, OFFERS GREAT ATTRACTIONS IN. POPULAR DRESS GOODS, JACKETS, UVusTERS, &c. LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, IN GREAT VARIETY. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS OF ALL KINDS. We shall continue taking 10 per cent. off all Cash Bules for afew days only. Now isthe time to Secure Bargains. _feb28-6t NEW Goobs. 719 719 SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT, WILL OPEN On MONDAY and TUESDAY, March ist snd 2d, New anp Evgcant Lines or HAMBURG EDGES, INSERTIONS and FLOUN- feb28-2t jonn BRETONS NE, BRAB: MIONNE Ww E ABANT, LANGUEDOO, and NETS, ILLUSION, BEAD! and SILK 8, ED ES. GIMPS. TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, NECK RUFFLING, BIBEONS. And ¥ ovelties of all kinds. of newest styles and bor Tuakee winoh will be offered at very siliall ‘ade vance on importers’ prices. At Davis’, 719 Market Space, feb28-1w. Corner 8th street. AVING A LARGE STOCK OF GAS FIX- TURES, PLUMBING MATERIALS, FURNACES, RANGES, &c., BOUGHT AT OLD PRICES, WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE LOW CONTRAOTS. EDWARD CAVERLY & Co., feb23 MASONIC TEMPLE. 1880 1880 SPRING. MME. M. J. HUNT, Nos. 691 and 623 D Street, Has just returned from New York, and will open on MONDAY, March Ist, a fuli assortment of SPRING MILLINERY GOODS. feb28 Dies ee SILK FABRICS. \T RECEIVE) Black Brocaded BATENG at 83. OO, Bt. og and ess 00. Black Damasse SILKS, fro from $1.75 to lack ‘* All Silk SATIN, att Black SATIN De LYO! pee SATINS at $1.00, $1.25, Colored Brocade and Dam: Black an Colered Pekin ‘SILK: 1 erat and $2.00. €d out west for Congressman Morrison for Pres- ident. The boom has not spread very far from Mr. Morrison's district yet, but it seems to be Sweeping everything before it there. e--—___ ‘There are 127 new advertisements in Taz Stak ‘to-day. ‘Malaria! fever, every — biliousness borkood ss soot as Hoy Bitton eee HIN HEIRS WANTED_A Descriptive Ind Index of 20,090 names of heirs subjects), who have eee ae Inais, Australia, etc., Brice $1.09; 'P. 0. ats ‘San- 1655 to ae com at. Pilisdelphia, Pat ‘BISH Beyer. —The various collectors for the 8h sufferers are juested to meet at TO-MORROW | Sunday) EVEN. ‘Qsilectors having ‘will please LL HALL, , at 7:30. ha’ mae es the treasurer, as: FULLERTON: 454 Louisiana avenue. ATER fh WRING elles aes IRD CAG shea Lie. eS ps EES, $14 th et., 9100 auWAnD ZOR. F Duta tr Black SILKS, ‘*Best makes,” from 75 cents to WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. LADIES’ GOODS. (NTED—Two DRESSMAR —Foawmwsn—One lage RENT. ‘TZMAN, RENT. W‘PRenTICes, et rior utes and two AP Hot BOOM. 1181 10th ote .weee Pisamant a ROB RENT. owersinas. 708 RENT. DOUGLASS’ WANTEDIA wale GIRL to do the housework POR BERT_HOUSES Nos 008 and G12 14th et- Rear Esraim AGENT Np AUCTIONEER, Fiz atet et, pe ; 1810. 960 439 20ch ot. bd. 5. 70.812 3 IW iieca family of four. Appty, with roferencos Inquire at 109 1th st noes Hebden Soe : PGK et. Ok. rs. .-$0 49 Defrocest.gb'.8rs..12 | Ninth and WF Bte., Bt. Clow B¥ae. SEE : POE ESET Ie, oF without BOARD, two or aa 8 Hi st. — WANTED Bacenurerr these oxeriegeat | At tisgo noms, at Sor Eetnw.; rotowasesen: SAMBTAGE, 100 Ta wee se he QoS Gia eed Wee rege: paiva Taal Pe pot ‘adaress ALESAY ee oma ae ANTED—A white OTR, OE pe herself and ful. Inquive st 106 Ghoaneae, WAxTED =A. white WOMAN for general house- work at 1340 New York avenue; references re- quired. Ww ‘Wishes s small ROOM, by the 15th of, ferer given. one week, 8. D., No. 619 E at. Bw. ANTED-—A few good SOLIOITORS for Life Ce: eae plan : ‘i! offered. 4 1; Sasoin ata aNTESTE, lored Woman a SITUATION RE iy SIR alae bens ees J aeTED ee reliable white BOY, abou‘ ears old ; references required Av By oS Montgomery Dal Dairy Depot, corner 8d and H aes the week or month, POSTLEY & CO., HORSE and gentoo! pone o Bree TON, on res Address 0-H... star “ANTEDSA CARPENTER to build a neat, substantial six-room Cottage and Stabe, sup- pypst the material, for een Presa it and monthly falments. Address BUS! Bos 78, 8 office. feb28-: Ce pe pee ROOM, for singe tleman, and two MS en suite for lady and asughier Weces es between 10th and 14th and Gand K sts. n.w. Terms resonable; references eucbaoned ‘Address Box 67, Star office. WANTED —By gentleman and wife, second or third story Front ROUM, with Bourd, in pri- vate family: house must contain modern conveni- Address, stating terms, JAMES E, Star dress B. H., Cit Office. ANTED—A NURSE, middle-aged German areas Bo Le Star offeo. ferences required. Ad- ANTED—By a first-class CATERER fob1e-3e° inin, (waite) a room and Kitchen in a good location. IN, Star office. feb26-3t* good inducements | Se BALE Osatsaliy IE DWE F's so 19. Gt nw. re iitvomn: ALDER POR, x ad SS SG OTe iE RENT —Ploveant Unfurnished ROOM: third and eat. O17 13th ot. n.wW. inetueing tenes i RENT_—Large ROO. furnished. on sec- ond floor, with BOARD: i308 News jonwery central and very desirable = sis RENT_1295 N. ¥. aS nice- Fy furnished, third Acor, ‘dttoon tock 64 are, BOARD if Gestrods Paya OE EB Se T-room BRIGK HO! z F Matet and gas conner 8th stand and Be tayo. a er mont BENG. 1106 Se Mowe ONS see R RENT—A ieneant three-reom OOT F onan Tie a a i.» front an a back. paca ‘SG pce 87.00 Ba Tt mth, Apply es pe eo rrenicannes 2, a backs onietie t tor ctnmenicatine and back; 6 light housekeeping :only 88 per month. 735 4th st ee Tobie hid ery desirable Brick RESIDENCE, FRE enprac + two-stor ry nard, Price 84,000.” ALBERT F- TOR, roof, 8 rooms. No. 920 = et. feb28-3t o-story Brick HOUSES, ae: Fobsesna 1518 sth st. .W., with elght room, room, improvements, newly Painted wn and apereds Inquire No. 408 7th st. .¥, posite Troasury de. de- street fa areas fa aia stich ® LIEBERMANN, Boom 6, E Dealt it Fa es Ost. HOUSE: 1519 7th st. n, - erone une Tat. rooms, $15; 1219 9t Bile iatnet. DW ee roome, 810; 629 Visine aes 8 rooms, $18; 526 ith 8.We, vine 33 it'h'st. sw, S'rooms: 308 w., 6 FOOmB, 1313 C st. 8. fooms, & PURE Fast. STORES 2107 13th me, 810. 50. | as tok 8 GM WOOD Bs oR POE RENT — Furnished ROOMS tor Tode- Trig one housekeeping. 312 3d st. ore 2] posite: FOE FENT-PARIOR snd BEDROOM on drat floor. EDROOM on second fioo1 House has all modern improvement. TAD beh ats we Fe RENT HOUee, No. 806 20th = ‘. W., CO! taining 8 rooms and all modern improvements. For terms, &c., apply at store corner ait and F R RENT—A pleasant furnished front ROOM, suitable for: twopersons. South exposure. cation No. paiwir one square north of Be: tent offi fob27-2t" ‘ANTED—A first-class white COOK ine private family ; good epee: Apply at MME. DE- MONET & SON'S, 1714 Pa. ave. n. feb26-3t* ANTED—To hire from melveter cs arty, G34 spent HORSE, with genteel oat RIAGE or ‘ON, from one to three months. Terms must dress ARMY, 514 13th st. n. w. lerat feb26-3t* ‘ANTED BOUNTY LAND WARHANTS and LAND SORIP. J. VANCE LEWIS, Rooms 43 snaie Le Droit Building. feb}4-1m* ws 100 cash down will be given for a TORTTION Sa any of the Goverament Depart- ments as messenger or watchman. \dress S. D. ., Star office. feb23-6t" ANTEDGUSE ts Lady with one child a of not more than six rooms, between 11th and 15th sta. nsylvania ave. and Lste.n.w. Adi iz terms, Box 106, Btar feb23-6t" Wire nd colored OOOKS, OHAM- BERMAIDS, ies furnishe sts. and era allding, corner 7th and feb10-17t* Warr cionig guatuine and choose a SEW- one not aatifactory cubs to etchange for Bny ne eu = other. ther. oatnl and. Te specialty. Mo- 427 Oth Bt. we “dec20 to OLEAN, at RIOE'S ETS we 490 Maine svenne Wes a er Ww. ad ee ave. oF Messrs. Hi Hoos, Bs. Go., 1898 F oot2-6m_ ASRS aTREIE CARPET OLEANING. ‘work guaranteed. At CHAQE'S, 616 sonia ana ave. BOARDING. RENT—Furnished ROOMS, with ood AND. tna private family, 905 Outen. tebe im IRST-CLASS BOARD AND NICELY FUR- NISHED ROOMS at 831 14th st. References exchange: feb27-3t* Fe) BENT pets ished front ROOMS third @ rY on B18 and La MOM Rp: mt oor, $18 an: i, 515 1 12th st. 2.W. Tep36- CARDING. ROOM en suite and single, at Boies. We ; southern front; Penni Panis ave. cara pass G00) feb19,21,25, OARD.—Some very desirable FRONT ROOMS, with BOARD, for and $25 per month. First-class TABLE BOARD, 84 per week. At PAR- KINSON HOUSE, 622 Penna. ave. feb24-6 EATLY FURNISHED ROOM! floor; convenient to cars. Table Kat. n.w. HE TREMONT HOUSE offers T with first class Hot pel Boards Sees per month. House is well fur End ovary way desirabies mage cao oa MTEL, HOUSE, 612 Oth af-u.w., is one of the coslest and best’ condacted, boardinur Transient boarders ie terms. on second OARD. 959 23-6" bouss icnoeier: acommmo- dated at reasonal novia 28 15% st. n.w.; 17 ore ne ‘ave. store .. 83.83 14a N.Y. ave-n:w., Sil Est nw, It rooms and Imake no charge to landlords for advertising their » and keep it before the ‘public ‘constantly. Ihave many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; ouses in every section st prices from 81000 %6 $00,000. Now is the time to buy. BR. 0. HOLTZMAN, feb28 10th and F ats. p. EAL ESTATE LANE AES: E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh street. Changes made Wednesdays and Saturd&ys.) ‘imps. 8.W., m1 st., mod. 8 807 N. Capitol st., mod. imps., 10'r8. Two-Story Brick and pane arouses ‘For CS Pees ale 6th sce we Agi 8 xs 412 11th st. (upper nar pat oo - 850.00 9 Beall et., cues imod, imps. 18 ra 40.00 0d. Pree D.W. OR RENT—Three-stor brick front HOUSE, Ro. iitet g rooms and bath, modern improvements. Pass the door, Key at No. 11. Inquire at isor Gat bow. teats Faia RENT (OR, SATE No. 1870, 0 1826 igh $30; No. 1 2008 13th Sigs Non MOH at, Be. eng o: 1995 Ret »B10; STER, O19 7th st. 137 (620 Ret. 85. J. G. RENT — Neat two-story Teens, Brick Faust vay windowe oro Toon, call, callar, ath, water and re $14 per month in ‘advanoc, iil V st. n.w. ‘Key store, cor. 12th and V sts. fe27-3t* OR RENT—Four very desirable communicat- Ing BOOMS on first Hoon, newly and cotnpletaly furnished, suitable for housekeeping: or ip suites. References ex |. Apply at 1109 G st. n.w. Ne. (OR RENT—Four Unfurnished ROOMS, on sec- ond Soore be rented singly or ether. House has modern improvements, and faces south. No ghietion to light housekeepinz. Aj ply 1225 N st. n. feb27- a OR Eure communicating ROOMS: fecond floor; delightful location. View Atlin tol otemac, Capitol, Alexandria. Unfurnished third floor; furnished if desired. " 200 A st, Hill. feb27-31 F a aT YgHy, complete and gomely Snished HOUSE: sou south fronts with- lowa Circ! ‘or terms and Key ap- ply stasis ath st new bat Sw ‘OR RENT—One or two furnished OOMs on the second or third floor; gentlemen Pyeierzes- Apply 1249 9th st. n.w. feb26-3t* Fe PERT Untoenaned, ROOMS over our bank. SQUIER & OO., Bankers, 1416 Penna. ave feb26-3t 'OR RENT—A very desirable HOUSE on I st. ite Franklin Square. Rent $45. B. H. WARNER, 916 F st. n.w feb26- oe ‘OR RENT BRICK, HOUSE, ning rooms, bride tabi. 1a86 Sth ae Ree Key next door (north)-40.a month. feba6-3i" POE RENT Tires aix-room HOUSES Nos. 9 88 per'menih Rage: andl’ inverestons at sto aa ion at store on Sommer of 13th and¥ sts, ra fev6-3t* ‘OR, RENT—That _old-established _GROGERY spied Dy.O &. O'Hare & Bon. Taga ira of JOHN occu] }. 8. O'Hare le PUD DON BE Be eee eee e ae TS or ae ROOMS on Grats for,o eultable. fas memners sng ctiers; ear National and Metropolitan: Foca: FE RENT—Three-story BRIOK, 7 rooms, a 405 14th st. n.w., with water and gas; near De- rimente. Roy at AO Lith et ewe efob36. ee FE RENT_STORE and DWELLIN opposite Patent Office. Store lately been proves ed and made more attractive. BLY & SONS" Stove store, Tis Teh we febae. ge ‘OR RENT—Suite of front corner ROOMS; also large furnished, front BED-ROOM; all second floor; will let together or separate. 620, cor. yith and G ste. n.w. “feb25-41 OR RENT, LEASE, SALE, OR EXORANGE Pion IMPROVED PROPERTY—Two ACBES LAND on Prospect st., near Lincoln a1 9 A Sointae the eity. Apply 1220 O st-n.w. fo35-6t" LOST AND FOUND. ST—Small POOKET-BOOK containing over B70, between & piphany, Ghurch and New York ave. th reward if left encore st. ursday event the National CRisatcr ann Gth ocr pert of an OPERA GLASS. Finder Teturn to Box Glee of Theater and recvive war ST—Betweem corner D and Sthats. n.w., on Trios ajeday, pair of Go of Gold 8 aes suit Praia ASD st. 12 )ST—Thureday pog, way Black and Tan DOG, G had 01 Soi sral_reward if; lar, returned to 1 Tat ith ce ie Me feb28-3t* iOUND.—Left_ on our counter a POCKET- FS00K containing money, which the owner can tisement. perty and ying cost of adver- AYLOR & HUEY, ave. 2 933 Peuneyivania feb28-3t —{ a ais iS up 12th st to Fiabe Howse, Gold SE EVE BU TON, with Leave at Pension office and recei Grande GR DO MERBIFIELD, fob252" OST—On the ev ening ‘of February 26th, a small ido and Tan DOG ‘with ne cnainS liar: am ret ewers ton feward wil be’ paid fc fore at 1204 7th ca 606 Pen: —) day, Feb. 26th, ae 28 H. TRA LED: wpa 185; Feb. ‘et BD. ath fro a. iain ger mark on hip. ‘Tiberat sein ei to Stalls 34 and 35, Cen- ter Market. feb27-3t* sT—Sunday February 22d, Cup's GHAIN, fastening black enamel, with a old heart attached. Finder will be suitably fea by retmrning the chain f0, THOS. B. Pi st. 1 W. feb28-: ‘26th instant, a little h long ear; et by Provin afternoon, LD Ree — NICKS, FOR SALE (OR SALE OR RENT—Ar Low Rares. 4 fine-toned PIPE ORGAN, at 725 | at. new. iB SALEBY D- Raion, 425 Mf street By lass and Fancy Pigeo ight first Premiums awarded me at die National a ten premiums by —, ieties : OW! PEGHORN Net BORE Fe Du OK WING GAMES, HAMBI BURGHS, lon guaranteed. f28-31* "AMS. Satisfaction IQR GALE 20 Head of HORSES. Just arrived 00. coigeed SILKS, ‘‘New Shades,” from $1.00 to Black and White “Genuine” CANTON GRAPE. Striped, Checked and Jasper Summer SILKS. Our Northern and Eastern correspondents send 13 etd RE POOR ASSOCIATION. (ot Bann ay et ee, GALLERY a fe a oF Wednesdays of ‘March. and iste = m., for (all th, ‘Il to€p. D® GOODS AT oLD PRICES. We have in stock s large assortment of Cassi- eres, Dress Underwear, Shawls, Hosiery, Shdmany other ‘which will be sold at and less Pant colors Calico, at 7, 8. Wash Popling, at We! Wiloll are now oosting 8340. wholesale. ‘New Parasols and Sun Umbrellas to Our prices ars gua’ ranteed to arrive. to be the lowest for all mo BAY? 16 aus high, Spa JOHN COE eceness feb26-6t n.w. 1K SALE—EGGS for hatchin; fe te Leg ‘Gest protolum = Seed, an ‘and af National at Nat Tnguire W. G: Lk, 185 Atadison FepIt VE FOR SALE A VERY ae BREW- Tene mingles One perf Landeau, Ae use" but cue mon ath only. made, Dy ‘& first-class manu- One (i in use but one month, made ane PONTE: to W. were rene ‘im* ‘OR RENT—COUNTRY PLACE, having every io city, a sean eluarey Dean co | 0 city, Be enSpringat., “hear idth, ile noe deo andary.. JUN 8. BOLLOG Fou Se Delightful suite of ROOMS, hand- ‘Apply 10 Indians aver, south sae.” Boarding first-class, $16 per mon " feb23-6t* Fu RENT That very choice four-story BRICK HOUR: 1404 16th near Scott Statue, All 9 rooms and bath: Kent #35, Bis, Hast ‘on te jemisee, or of J. W. P. street OR Lae areas ate seven rooms, near aE Dian College, 14th 15 to. tenant. Ad- dress Box 38, Star office. feb20-81 R, RENT—Furnished ROOMS with gas, bath =m and hot and cold water; TABLE BO. Slase. $92 Indiana ave., fronting Judiciary Square. ‘Terms moderate. 18-2" (OR, RENT Brick HOUSE, southwest comer of 18th and K with Ia large garden and all modern improvements’ will be retied low tos per- manent tenant. feb17-2w EE RENT—619 13th st. Borst two handsomely ee eee at and 3 oor: terms modere febl4-3m. HOUSE No. 121 north A st., near OR RENT—Hi 2}, at a. rent 16, Unguive 123 norih Aste FGokts ana WOO furnished for how ing, and several small BEDROOMS. 354 vania ner 435 6t. aug FINANCIAL. FF YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY in a legiti- mate business within GO days, where small cap- ital is required. And investment can be redeemed atany time. Send for information to . M. & 00., feb28-e03t 35 Broadway, New York. 5 Buy and sell o3 pevinas and Miscellsngous Boeurition, ee 0 Nogotiote Stock Privilege Contracts at favorable rates. formation furnished on applicat Mfeb10-eodém sie gjoon on 7 we in li or °65, in Wash- ingtope ror Officer eater or hows of Piamereabo ta wil plane ad YATES, care . Dy feb2T2t (ORRHOIDS: )_ CURED WITHOUT the use of the Beanerabers zon Be have aM De spare * febecae UR FUTURE TO A CERTAINTY.—Ske; ve, folks may have their doubts, but, né ever elees, there are mt tae who uae’ the pepment ‘until A 402 2d st. n.w., has won aoe itation. An ate and her ab “pate reliable ox cxpongat of cr LP. -ARDERSGH,(bewall Known Trance Mi ikct'and ‘Susinose boat formarly of New York ity, is located at No. sot Pa. ave-n.w. febd-ime ADBELES ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. business confidential. Ladies and Gentlemen ba 416 Lst., bet, 4th and Sth sts.n.w. Ce TS ere me one fe bvis & Co. Om at hse Wars 8, 8 Meriaian ih Wivetiew., 6 829-35; ‘ave. 8... M. iy om mod. imp3., 6 r6. 413 7th st. 8.w., a Ts st. ne. rs. 318 D st. nee dre. 5.00 00 00 ‘00 G15 Teh et. room 12 8.00 615 7th st., upper 5.00 The aboveis pty a email part of thie property for rent and sale on may. bod For complete list see Bulletin issued on the Ist and 10th ‘of each month, which can be had lication at will Besent by denied. ication at my office, or 82,000, 81,000, 8600, 87 p Per cent. uction Sale QR THURSDAY, March ith, at4 p.m, No. 1338 F= RENT— an H. WARNER, 916 F Srneet Nosrawest. We ‘ith 1426 with Shop -W. ‘720 1468 Pa. av.n. 1125 1323 7th st. n. 1129 1328 7th st. n. 1839 ein 916 F ST. ae ow, Published at my offoe on Bey rer ee Souceraiing the 0 ‘condition of the real eotate mATKet Shroushout the country. "Gal and get = copy. tr A. McINTIRE, REAL Estate BRoxer, ‘No. 918 F street, opposite Masonic Temple. For Rent. : New Houses on O-street line of cars. Hovces meee saw tnsrieat-ove Sth ot 8, 660 rth 19. 6x145 ; no cael - W. and NEY TO LOAN! LOAN a re jargo,andetuall sums always on ‘hand to tee E. A. MoINTIRE. Fo® RENT. 2916 FIFTEENTH 8T. ew, three-story, nine-room. BEIGE DWELL- ING! ith all moders Improvements 1504 OAROLINE ST. N. A neat six-room, press brick front HOUSE, with hot and cold water and bath. =] NEW ws AVENUE N. Tange aud: handsome STORES, Wil’ bo routed an ies! eS ey cable OFFIOR | a "MS, in the best business sections of the city. THOS. J. FISHER & OO., feb21 1223 F street northwest. PRPAL ROTATE BULLETIN, JOHN SHERMAN & 00.. Bt. Cloud Building, ‘Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR BENT AND BUY A HOME. HOUSES AT ALL PRICES, AND ON TERMS TO SUIT. iy SSSSES8SES 2145 Pa. bk... S14 22d et, bk. 3 ie hay 6 ra805 2109 K at. -15 810 Del. ave. ALTER R. Wito3x,” it Corer a0thand T ate mw ___ BUSINESS CHANCES. R_RENT—ONE-HALF OF ROOM 19, LeDroit FE bu ‘laine. To ® good party 8 desirable office rent web2e-ot JOHN T. ARMS. BARGAL |_HOUSE and ange Lot tocxohange for suet gpa monthly payments. Inquire of it. Pleasant, or at Room 10, May atiatnae Fo, SALE—BAKERY, No. 1618 lith st. n.w., with oven, stable; lot 43x95 feet to au Hey, case Apply to ALBERT F. FOX, Ni fo, 390 0 F feblT-codét JOE SALE Valuable | Business PaOEERE corner 9th and Rhode Island. ave... opposit’, Citizen's Market, ALBERT. OX, No. vi We ED—Purchaser for sixteen hi ce ae cow Pay eee complete, and yin MILK of thirty to forty callons per ‘Addrers Box 60, Star omoe feb23-2t" ‘OR SALE—At a BARGATS—One /f those hand- some, threp-etory, press-brick HOUSES, wit): window, on north side of Mst.n.w., between atv and bth sta. ; nine room Ful mays wementecie Perfect ¢ gonaition briek able gon rear. Apply OWE ie 70 SELL Sor 5 GOOD Business in best locality. Goods all new. Cap- itil required, about 8350: can be increased. Very profitable: Investization invited, and satisfaction guaranteed: Have other business. Address GOUD FO} Several lots of ity road and Insurance STOCKS and Local BONDS, all of which are re- liable dividend paying investments. H, J. FROST, 420 6th st. n.w. feb28-6t* 10 ee “wouny, ON REAL ESTATE, At 6.7 and 8 percent. No Delay When Security is Ample. RB. O. HOLTZMAN, fed28 10th and F sts. n.w. (TEESE, PROPERTIES ARE OFFERED FOR Sale at low vrices and on easy terms: ‘Nos. 1519, 1512, 1514, 1618, ‘Madison st., between 15th and { 1eth, P aud Q ste. Rw. new rick Cottages, wi r, gas, &C., Price from 81,500 to 82,000, we &e-> Fansing in Lot 19, 211," 14th Rts 19, equare 1 st., between N and Lots 6 and 18, block 8, Meridian ul, Lot 7, block 8, and lot 13, block 1, Howard Uni- yoni grounds. rity to Mas. WHEE 1013 38-3t" Ny ‘ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES, ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE SECURITY. THOS. J. FISHER, feb28 2223 F at. Poe SALE ane Stock and Fixtures of a GRO- CERY STORE and Household Furniture and also the Good Will of the” business, by Marc! Inquire 128 F st. 8.w. feb’ eae ANTED As a PARTNER, a young Tan with ‘ cash capital of 8300 to e1 ‘a bus that pays 75 per cent. profit. Ad S Box xa 8 Sir TaNTED—as, 086 for two or three Se- curity, first-cless real estate. fag ee Sa stat- lowest fate of interest, OLD RES) Ni, St Sa es doing an ‘thirty dollars per day, for stock of Dairy and Fruit Farm. Answer, if you mean business, with full name, Box 144, Star office. feb27-6t* # HAVE FOR IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT ON Soup: D REAL ESTATE, At6and7 cent, » ‘$6,000, $8,000, $2,000 and $1,000. Also, ‘tor sale very, several two and three storv HOUSES, ‘whieh neil be pold om: the monthly. quired. Desi SULLDIN' Lors in all parte of the city for sale on the, most reasonable terms ess placed in our han SURFORD es OUT _s attention. W. E. Bi © 00s, 108 Erstrect a: Ww. feb25 OR SALE—A SUNGH and MILK BUSINESS, near to sevorel government department would Exchange for Vacant Lot. poly ard at Fay a st. n.w.. between 8 and 11 a.m. and ee oe Ge dan Crates Hotel, commer sa and Ponaey!vatia ave. pa ion wat at oo bay, well oe Suabange cl sity oF Mo?¥* TO LOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON BEAL ESTATESEOURITY, B. H. WABNEB, jan 916 F st. n.w. ONEY TO LOAN ON LIFE AND ENDOW- ISURANCE POLIOIES.—We also ies issned rir toulos aa Tienes B1b06 ge boo 4e08, erate BECURE is, GE Es ane F. (GHTON, m et 2m" ‘39S 43 street northwest. EDUCATIONAL. ‘Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN Bs thoee wishing fo be ao for 8 Hee a. ROFESSOR: 7283 13th st. native P'Fiopen tumtractor, weadtate of wovbotne Unt versity, Paris, Private instruction in French branches ana niceties. ‘Terms moderate. febaic owe Aw# papy eee OF SPENCEBL PEN- HIP will give instructions 20 a limited Tuber t api ‘at their residences. Terms mod- erate. Box 62, Star office. _ feb21-1m* FO OLASSES—Monk eoeeays Wed- nesday, Friday, 7to9 sack 38 per month, in advance. Gi § (OH, 8. lis. , A-M., nie an other hours. 8. new. 910 Sie eee m. tol p. m. ULAR RENCE, =a FOR YOUNG R* Ladies and Children. Mux. FOULON, 903 16th st. n.7 Private (OOD INSTITUTE, OCoNcoRDVILLE, juarter ; Girl Stu: Someone ‘Yale or Heceard. La First class admitted. sat Proleny C800 NONTEYDGY, AM, Peinctpal. 'PENOERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, RNEB anD L Streets N.W., PIANOS AND ORGANS. —Highest honors Paris Ex- Ss Position: Gaivorselte 1878" TWO FYRST PREMIUMS D. o. ft at Sey Fair, gone rg sod Btie! ‘Also nes for the celebrated Kranich & Bach. a — first-class Pianos and the unrivaled Peloubet @. L. WILD & BRO., BOLE febl? 783 Teh st. maw. botween G and H. PHYS AND pnGANS AT PRICES THAT DE- NEY T. ae & FES a ‘st. nw. LADIES’ UNDERGARMEN rs CONTINUED A FEW DAYS LONGER. CHEMISE. CHEMISE. CHEMISE. THOROUGHLY MADE AND TRIMMED AT 25 CENTS EAOH. OPEN TO-DAY, FIFTY DOZEN NEW STYLE BALMORAL SKIRTS, AT LOW PRICES. DOUGLAS®s’, feb 529-524 and 520 Ninth st. Qa or SPRING GARMENTS, SILK, SILK DE LYONS and DRAP D'ETE MANTILLAS. LIGHT WEIGHT ULSTERS, JACKETS AND CIRCULARS, . WELLIAN'S, 7 Cite revise, Parts, seoi6} 907 Pa. ave. E ARE SELUING GENUINE MONOGRAM KID GLOVES IN BLACK, PROMENADE AND OPERA SHADES, as follows: 2-Butt Pa 2. 4-Button, $1 25. Button, $1.50. BEST SELECTED STOOK IN CITY AT J. P. PALMER'S, No. 1107 F strest northwest. N,, B.—Orders through telephone promptly filled BRIDAL TROUSSEA [OURNING ORDER: ares filed at shoriest notios, und tn most artistio ser23-t, th.s,6m 907 Pa. ave. ERMILYA’S LADIES’ BOOTS, Unsurpassed for Beauty, Comfort and Durability. Winter BOOTS selling at reduced prices, at J. H. VERMILYA's, 610 9th street. febs HR. RUPPERT, TEMPLE OF FANCY GOODS, No. £03 and 405 7th st. n.te.. Received per steamer Berlin a fine assortment of GERMAN FAVORS, SILK and COTTON DOMINO MASES,; PAPER MASES of all characters. jana VALENTINES of all description. M285 BELLE wvcas. DEESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. ADIES’ SHOES_OF FIRST THE ONLY IN THE CITY. AND KEEP AN ASSORTMENT, eS gtOnOre ova Branch H. WIREMAN’S. BOOKS, &e. EW BOO: OOKS. ‘Life of Alexander Dufl, “The colobra dian Missionary." 2 vole, 3.75. Fortare Litoot Bt. Paul, new aga complctoediion: tei wel $3. Sunshine and Storm, by Mrs. rasee Thoughts On Great Mysteries, ‘by FW: 1.25. The Manlincas of Chi by) Hashes, bout Grant, by Jolin L. Swift, #1. “Vita Notiame series, 1 oe Tenten and complete assortment o} Books, 2 op WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, fel PUBLICATI Pane een BONG! PRINCE ME’ STAIGEMAN'D YEAR BOO! REOIPROOTPY, BI- METALIB! TEN UNDER THE THEOOL BOMSAOES ANCE, MaryE Bryan F OTH Sul 36. SS OF OBR ST ee a hes. 1. “bo ose aia 2 DAILY JOURNALS. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, feb16_Meraoronrrax Booxstonn, 912 Pa, ave. EW PUBLICATIONS. SECOND VOLUME MEMOIRS OF MADAME DB MUSAT, in Paper, Gc. Franklin Square, ati 100. MOTHS. By Ouida. Cloth, 82.25. mempias) OF PRINCE METTERNIOG, 2 vols. TENNYSON’S 80NGS. Set to Music. 85. ALL NEW BOOKS Tee VvED AS SOON AS THE FINEST OuALITTES 01 ue STATIONERY A BOOKSHLLEIA AND. sTarioNén, Pa. ave., cor. 11th. = a 1880. VALENTINES FOR 1880. SUNDY’S eee with met ft use of Justices of the abpropias % hacies Public, Cor eg and men, by Chas. 8. Bandy, of the District of Colum- bia bar; Price BA. The Game of **Fifteen,” the “New Solitaire, 5 cts. Courtof You. 387 60, nose malo by. ety 5 . eke alae . Hi. & 0. H. MORRISON, febs, 475 Par BOOTS AND SHOES. Fr A BOSTON DECLINING MAN- UFACTURER. 500 CASES SEASON SHOES AT LI But ine French Kid Button. Beautiful 3 strap Sant Gents’ Fine Calf Gair Boote? san ou f Gaite fe Solid Box Too Gaitor. Working Shoes and Gaiters, Boys and Youths’ Shoes. pees’ All Leather Shoe cnuia’s Solar-tip Shi Heel cl, Bitton” 60c. uj Infante’ ieee Laced, Leather ‘Bosal 0c. up: $2" Look out for our Gran: pring Opening. WILLIAST HAH! --1922 ar "Telephonie ie Gonnections_as tuved to 84. eaten To Handioowed ‘Button, rebut at eored Lone Boots, Bo, reduced £0 86.00; Metre Saree as eee ere iy? 8 stock. pace BORE, 161 ates cate z YOU CAN SAVE 25 CENTS = ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST IN) BOOTS ANP SHOES, BY GOING TO THE NEW YORK SHOE STOBE. 605 Pennsylvania avenue. Our Goods were all bought “oy the advance in Prices, at rock bottor. fgares, an WILL BE SOLD AT Paik ost For tHe Next 15 Days. BSeotch {ae cia sae 'THSO} INSTITUTION, oul IAG price OF THE BEOREEARY, will be recelvad The tation ae ae ‘Bd, 1880, “Tor aber and pont Statoh 2d, 1990" tor tabot Sede Hiuseum, in ‘to be seen ie office on. irpuns, — flso any adaitional informati be had ihe uperintending architec fobM-co5t ___for Nat" Momeun Bidtne Com. BE IN THE FASHION you must provide yourself with » psckage of ELE- CAMPANE and HOREHOUND COUGH DROPS.