Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1880, Page 2

we mat i SSS SSS SSS SSS SSS ss THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, .. March 1, 1890. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. =O 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 equal to that Of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. Itis stated that the “suffrage committee” held a meeting at the office of Mr. Durant on Saturday night and adopted a memorfal to all the states of the Unton in behalf of restoring to the people of the District of Columbia the right of suffrage. The citizens of the District have shown their aversion to the project of restoring undiluted suffrage here so unmistakably that it is not strange the suffragists should bandon all hope of getting up any boom in favor of their scheme here; but in changing their base of oper- ations it is a slight plece of impertinence on the part of this squad of persons in Mr. Du- rant’s office,—these “three tailors of Tooley sStreet,”—to assume to speak to the country for the people of this District. The Murder Bay el- ement Is already large enough and troublesome enough; and instead of encouraging its growth and power by giving it the ballot, the duty of good citizenship should be to discourage its presence in the District by every pos- sible means. From this time forth a steady pressure should be brought to bear upon the dangerous class who are dally and nightly com- mittting these robberies, outrages and murders, to induce them to seek other quarters. They are congregated in Washington in numbers be- yond any opening for employment. even if they Were disposed to work, which, a3 a rule, they are not. The hope held out to them that by the restoration of suffrage they will enter upon flus& times is a delusive one. The sooner they Jearn that there will be no restoration of suf- frage in the District, and that they must seek a livelihood elsewhere, the better. There is plenty of employment for their strong arms in the country or in the commercial cities, and they should be invited and encouraged to seek it at once. ———__-2-____. ‘The Cincinnati Enquirer thinks Senator Bay- ard’s “secession speech,” added to the fact that he Is a southern man, removes him from the list of probable democratic candidates for Presi- dent. Mr. Bayard was born in Delaware, and though it ts orten spoken of as a southern state, ‘there is no good reason why it should be desig- nated as such. Delaware is oneof the middie States in geographical classification, and its extreme southern territory is not as far south 88 portions of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. Dur- ing and since the war a custom of including in the term “the south” all those states which joined in the rebellion has prevailed, and in this Way Arkansas and Tennessee became classed among southern states. Later ou it became common to include Missouri and Kentucky among the states designated as the south, though there {is no warrant whatever for it. In the ordinary acceptation of that term, even with the enlargements of late years, Mr. Bayard can hardly be fairly called a south- ern man, whatever may be his merits or de- merits as a democratic presidential candidate. And in this connection it might be remarked that if democratic leaders go into the business of raking up each others record’s and searching for expressions unfriendly to a vigorous pros- ecution of the war against the insurrectionary States there will be a great deal of stone-throw- ing by persons living in glass houses. When- ever this sort of thing has been done by repub- lican organs or speakers, the democrats have cried out against it ac a revival of the animosi- tes of the war. Now if democrats enter upon ‘such warfare against each other they will find In the end that they have injured themselves and benefitted the republican party. M. de Lesseps has issued a circular full of rose- colored information in regard to the inter- Oceanic canal and giving the terms upon which half the capital stock of the enterprise will be Offered in America. He explainsthe rights con- ceded by the Colombian government for canal Purposes, and states that the maximum cost of the canal will be $43,000,000 francs, as already announced, but he estimates that the actual figures will not greatly exceed 600,000,000 francs. ‘He fixes the capital stock at the latter figure and states that a business of 6,000,000,tons an nually may be counted upon from the opening ofthe canal; that at the rate fixed, of fifteen franes per ton, this will yield a revenue of 90,000,000 francs, a return of ten per cent ona sum much larger than the outside estimate of the cost of the canal. Thus does de Lesseps Spread the whole scheme on paper in the most encouraging, not to say enticing, light. American capitalists are to be allowed the privilege of taking stock to the amount of 300,000,000 francs and they are to be offered an inducement to thus invest their money. The circular an- nounces that “an interest of fve per cent. will be paid to the shareholders on the sums paid by them during the progress of the work, and also during one year after the opening of the canal to large vessels.” De Lesseps will proba- bly ascertain before he gets through placing his stock that he made a mistake in offering any Special inducement. Wary capitalists will be apt to conclude that an investment which can promise a return of ten per ceat. profit and can pay five per cent. interest on the money until that promise can be redeemed is too good atning to be entirely safe, This sort of “in- ducement” may take In France, but {it will hardly facilitate the stock subscriptions in this country. ———————~<-___ It Is to be hoped that the influence at the ‘White House which is understood to be opposed to the intliction of capital punishment in the District of Columbia will take occasion to acquaint itself, by reading or otherwise, with the nature and particulars of the awful outrage committed almost under the shadow of the CapMol last Friday night. It fs evident to the Gullest comprehension that Washington 1s In- fested with crime of a character and to an extent that could hardly exist in any other community, and it ts equally clear that the leniency of our criminal laws and the laxity with which they have generally heen enforced are largely to blame for this disgraceful and terrible state of affairs. As things go here, it is difficult enough tn all consctence to secure a Conviction for the most palpable and hetnous offences, ard when once the courts have been able to accomplish the duty for which they were created the law ought to be allowed to take Its course, without delay or modification of ‘any kind. In no other way can pubile order ba maintained or the protection of society b2 ‘secured. ————_+ee- -___ ‘The recent unimportant city election in Phila- delphia promises to be the means of achieving Some important results in the way of purifying the ballot. For some years past the cry of fraud has been raised with regard to every election ‘held in that city, and if one-half told by local papers and politicians be true, ballot-box stuf- fing and repeating have become the main reli- ance of candidates for office there. In the recent contest for local offices the machine poll- * ficians were divided into factions, and they fought each other bitterly. Quarrels have arisen over the result, and exposures have fol- Jowed to such an extent that a number of per- Bons are now in the hands of the law charged with election frauds. Through this falling out of the machine men of both political parties, tt 8 belleved that some of the persons who have Systematically corrupted the ballot in that city Can be brought to punishment and the practices they have followed broken up. ———~<e-—__. How easy it is for gushing friends to slop CAE ‘The young Cincinnat! clergyman who Bome time ago pronounced Gen. Grant to be “the head and summit of the human race,” has ‘been matched by ex-Senator Howe, who de- Clares that “ the eager world has set the seal of primacy upon bim.” ——_~e-—____ As the Sram intimated that our new District ‘Attorney, Colonel ‘trial himself in the management of the Hirth Case, it is but right to say that he has heen ac- Quitted. In this trial the prosecution, the court and the jury, have done excellent work, and the community will take the result as a B00d omen for.the future, /ERSONS DESIRING 4 BEA\ ES 4 ang Fame be Few pupils wanted. mari-aw EXT OF KIN HEIRS WANTED_A Descriptive Index of 20,000 nates. of hairs advertised for (Br ish aubjecia), wag havo died in Great Brita ndje, Astalia o..,from 1605 to da Price $1.00 ; Order. Address Septet ie 1S ov it San: som ¢. Philadelphia, Pa. R2™ HABITS MADE TO ORDER, AFTER THE LATEST ENGLISH STYLES. W. 8S. TEEL, marl 935 Penna. avenue. M®* J. P. PALMER, No. 1107 F Street Northwest, st returned from New or: will exhibit 1e week an elegant stock o' CHIP and STRAW GOODS aND FRENCH MILLINERY NOVELTIES, For Early Spring Wear. S HIEBRTS, SHIRT oe Havin; ree a marl SHIRTS, 70 ORDER: TO ORDER. 238 HIRTS § SUPERIOR SHIRT Buy the EUREKA REIN: $1 SHIRT In the city. For sale at DUBREUIL BRO.’s, marl 1112 F street northwest. Qmas: SILKS:!: SILKS!!! ‘We have just placed 50 pieces of Striped SUM. MER SILKS on our Counter, which we will sell at 50 Cents Pen YARD. ‘Tho styles are good and the quality Dever sold lese than 7 MADRAS GINGHAMS, LINEN LAWNS, PRINTED OnE ‘CLOTHS, PRINTED HUDDA CLOTHS, FR SOvE &e. ~ ye stock of Nor + BARABOLS, ng iW; SHUSTER & SON. Ose Pric: FIVE BER GENT DISOOUNT FOR OASH ARD Aw ‘The undersigned takes pleasure in notify! pas the citizens of the Distri the largest and most complete establishment in the District, devoted to the manufacture of and MARDEE MANTELS, with a kin capable of baking twelve Slate Mantels per day, and a show room containing a hundred Slate and Marble Man- tels on exhibition, which ia undoubtedly the largest steck of Mantels in an: ow room in fhe country. scription and color, You wu 8 nt the following goods: arlor Grates, Latrol fore, Roapetoner Bracket Shelves, Pumbors' Slabs, English Tiles of every description, Slate Wains- coating, Slate or Marble Slabs for Bureau Tops Sideboards, Counters, &c. The establishment wil be devoted exclusively to the manufacture of Slate and Marble Work of every descripton. Being skilled in designing and the execution of Slate and Marble Work myself, thereby doing away with de- signers and foremen, which other establishments are obliged to keep and pay large salaries, I will thus be enabled to: veal ods cheaper than any other firm in the Distri The Trade supplied at a Hberal discount and on reasonable terms. NEW YORK SLATE AND MARBLE MANTEL TORY, 493 C es nee Tear Of National Hotel, marl-eost* M. ROCHE. F"* HER DE SHET CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING COMPANY, Lawrence County, Dakota Territory, “ Black Hills.” CAPITAL, $10,000,000, IN 100,000 SHARES, oF $100 BACH. This famous and valuable property has heretofore een ownied and controlled, by « Yew capitalists, through whose energy and means brovght to ite present admirable condition Monthly dividends of = cents per ‘share were commenced in December last. With the view of creating a market for it these owners have contributed about 45,000 shares of ita capital stock, which been placed in the hands of the undersigned for sale. Forthe present the Stock is offered at TWENTY DOLLAKS per share, but the right is reserved to advance the price without notice. Famphlets and Descriptive Maps will be sent to a] LAIDLAW & 00., 12 Pine St., New Yor LES. WORMSER & CO. Drevel’ Building, Now PRINGE & WHITELY, 64 Broadway, New York. marl-m, Wf lst will find in this establi des men: Andi EPORT OF THE CONDI TION OF THE FARMERS AND _ MECHANICS’ TIONAL BANK, AT GEORGETOWN, IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Ar THE OLosE or Bustxess, Fepruany 2187, REQOURCES. NA- 380. Loans and Discounts. 9219, 189 35 250,000 00 8. bonds on hand. 250,000 oo Biter clocks, bona and imorivages Due from approved reserve agents. Due from other national banks Due from state banks and bankers. Realestate, furniture, and fixtu Current expenses and taxes paid. Checks and other cash items. Bills of other banks. Fractional currency (including nickels) Specie (including gold Treasury cer- tificates.. Legal tender notes. Redemption fund urer (5 per cent. of circ! 73,367 00 70,000 00 50 00 2 WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE.. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. LADIES’ GOODS. Win; man, FORITION in store | VOR-RENT-PARLOR and BEDROOM, on first | JOR RENT—By B. 0. HOLTZMAN, FOE SALE-CIGARS and NEWS ST Best oreome loyment. Best references. floor; hasdso1 ished : House has mod- anon in city. Good reasons for - D 0 Uv @ L A 8 8 ' Box 10, Btaro arn conventeness. No. 607 Lath at. sw. marl oe Balter ine Lever tuna qoroneen: 1207 Pa. avenue. mari-2t ' “ANTED_By a white «i, « ITUATION R RENT—A i =e TANTED—€9,000 and $1,300, {a two sums, on | Ninth and F sts, St. Cloud BVaa. Cook, wraahior washer and inoue Trot cues sie | Rv Gcoo Gonveliant retcok cana: poeta: 10th and F streets northwest. Wid (aga city Foal estate? Se eeice ee ny able . Adare Eee ne CT ae ee re ‘Pann interest promptly. Box 30, Star — smark German prefered Seat aaa ar wo new fve-t0om HOUSES sith ee eee ee =a ; German : : oF 135 acre sylvatin ave: nw. wea 3d Ano imate | B'Orster, situated in the rear of Wet, pear Tath | 78 15% et pw. 12, 415 1st at. nw. PE oder cultivation: good house nia and all nes LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS ‘ANTED_A TURNISHED ROOM. on fret | Gubatd nee Nor lole isthet. moe Mast aa] | 612 Pa. ave. halal arpa eee feta lene ager good peneamernd CONTINUED A FEW DAYS LONGER, pe floor, A a ae ro blocks t 7th hand Bw. DLW. re, 83.33 | store... property. Address: office. marl-6t* CHEMISE. CHEMISE. CHEMISE. WW AsTeD By & respectable white cirl, a SITO- ATION , Washer andironer. Bost ref- erence from last home, &c. Call or address K, No. ‘722 22d st. n.w. WASTES —By a oepectabie white cee a PLACE as chambermai city references if required. Call or adiaress 125330 an honest, Waane SITUATIO: in good fi ae is light, alxo ss cook, and iron. Cit) Address, two days, ANNIE Ww. mater aNTED ETD SITUATION in one of eg Sarena Messenge! pay gue. sith of Sh ong as have the sltaation, dress ce at mari-3¢" ANTED—Two respectable YOUTHS desirin: W theoretical “and practical education 38 Beek” jeers, may apply for term: foo Wet new Tmarloe ia WON, where washint oR RENT OR SALE—That old established gERY BIORE. corer of 4th snd Hats. ew. intel occu a Ine Tulse OfOHN H, CONDON, SIS Het Sow marl-6t* ‘OR SALE—Terms $25 cash and $13 monthly; Fore aircon HOUSE. will alt modern ta: ovement." No.1113 Park Flacs ne. one tock orth of Lin fncoln Park. J. W. STAR, 1429 Now ork ave. 3 OR RENT—HOUSES Nos. 698 and 612 aati sf n.w. Inquire at 1409 Lith st. n.w. feb23-21 Fe, REN{—wita or witout Dua, two oF three RUOMS, at 507 E st.n. ferences ex- Changed. fob23-1w* 1B SALE Centrally I located, DWELLING. Re) 919 Gat. nw, FOX, 20 F st. Nrebos- St R. RENTOPiowant Unfarnished ROOMS, third floor; moderate rates, includin, lights and heat. 917 12th st. n.w. feb2s: A COLORED MAN as a meat and Negelable cook, ‘Apply at GREEN MOUNTAIN jngton Market, near 7th st. junction. marl-2t* ANTED—A WHITE GIRL as nurse, between ie ages of 14 and 16. Good referenves re- quired. Call st No. 1025 Sth at. n.w., between 2 ANTE! OUR LADIES to learn French oe tem of Cutting and Fitting Dresses; vious knowledge of ftteg required. Also LADY totravel Room 5, 1321 F st., after 10 o'clock. marl-3t* WASTED. Fane BOARD Diby y Zonas Sy fer exceed & aunily prefer= rod. ‘Addsoes ALBA, Bar omicer tebe WASTED BY, a colored Womat SITUATTOR a8 cook or Chambermaid oe a private family: best references. Address No. 1330 15th st. n.w. feb28-2t* POE BAT I NE ‘one ROOM, a hed, thitd floor ffteen feat siuare, two windows: BOARD if desire feb28-3t* OR RENT—A 7-room BRICK HOUSE, hall, Sie and gas. corner 8th es and R. I. 20 rer month; Key at drug store. Anply anon 1108 Laem W., OF 215 435 et. feb23 OR RENT_—A pleasant three-room OOTTAGE, ‘$21 7th st. s.w., front and back yards Zenced 87 Ao es month. Apply next fox, Xo. 819 of eb2s-3t* OR oe ce restate Brick FESIDENOE No. 730 21st, of. 2 i bo Rory And mans 1, 8 ro 4, 500. BNaunt” | 2 {Ok RE! — two-story Brick HOUSES, No. 1516 and 1618 Sth st. n.w., with eight rooms, th. ‘all. mcdern inprovementa, newly painted stand papered. Inquire No. 403 7th st.n.w. ANTED—A CARPENTER soe build a neat, Tying the sustorials for eaeh payment and monty material, for cash pay ment and Ton! fnitalinents. Address BUSINESS, Box 75, Star ottiee. Peb2s-2t" ANTED—Church POSITION by contralto: reader, and voice; best ref*ren Pro- testant or Gathiolé.” Address CONTRATRO a0 ha) ANTED—A white WOMAN to cook, wash, tron . None but competent personé need ap) ic Stuur ieth etn. city. ‘References. feb27- ae Ww TED—YTo hire from private good, PHE’ aoe fe HORSE the auido a mila 2 m1 one to three months. ‘Terms mu bemgde erate. Address ARMY, 614 13th st. n-w. » Gai cab LAND WARRANTS and LAND 8 J. VANCE LEWIS, Rooms a3and 44, Le Droit Builaing. feb34-Im* WASTEDTA SITUATION by a respectable per- fon aa cook oF housekesper in Washington oF fo o south or far west. Can make tho best, of bread, cake, ices, sag ies, wines, prosarvos,_ e- Agood home prefer: wares. of ref- erence. ‘Addzess Mirs J. 6 69 German Balti- more, ‘urd feb20-eolm* Wi NTED—White and colored COOKS, CHAM- BERMAIDS: NURS ES, and other help. gratis. Li-ensed Of- fuvnished servan’ foi Room. 24, Federal ‘Buildin corner 7th and F. Fe Te -Low—Five large, cheerful, commu- nicating ROOMS ; third floor of building north- east cor. of 15th and @sts., opposite Treasury de- partment. All have windows opening on street, are % good repair; gas and water. Key at Tyssowand Bros’. store, same building. For terms seapealt to STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, Room 26, Building. ‘OR RENT—607 © st. HOUSE: 1319 7th st, 6 rooms, E TW a Trane STORE: 1426 T a ist awe 8 th at 6 root Be: Tas Ce. ;, Srooms, 13; TOLLE Fae. STORES ; Eee oper m0 00. pny foA. 8 ‘GAYWOOD, 1225 9th st. n.w. OB BENT — PARLOR and BEDROOM on first floor. iso hall ‘DROOM on second floor. House has all modern i improvements. TAL Btn at. nw. : JR RENT--HOU SE No. 806 20th st. n.w.,con- taining 8 rooms and all modern improvements. For terms, &c., apply at store corner oe aud OR. ENE are ates, pressed ae front HOUSE, No. 17H st. n.w., 8 rooms and bath, modern Saprovementar Street cars pass the door, Key at No. 11. Inquire at 1331 Q st. n.w. fe27-3t* ‘OR BENT OF SALE)—No. 1820 to 1826 26m ayes aay st. €25; Bo. B16: No. i Hat, 135 Ree B10 st, 8 G. £. PRICE & CO. fob10-23t" No. 1626 Rat, 5. J. G.I EST SLD Tth st. £27 ‘ANTED—Yon to examine and choose a SEW- R_RENT — Neat two-story pressed Bri ING MACHINE from 18 diferent kinds. Any GOUSE, bay windows Orooms, dallatoran beak ones mot satisfactory for any Renting and air specialty. Mo- KENNEY, 427 9th et. hw. ee dec20 , at RIOE'S a Cua 50 OUR AR, st RIOR Orgers ae by mail or. lo * Hoos, Be or. Tease or Messrs: Hove ao TRIES SRTaLN OARPET OLEANING. Al work guaranteod. At OHAOE’S, 616 Louis BOARDING. (OR _RENT—PARLOR and BED ROOM, fur- nished, en suite or single. First-class BOARD. ‘ABLE BOARDERS accommodated. 1323 New York avenue. marl-3t" OR RENT—Large ROOM, well furnished, on sec- ond floor, with BOARD; 1338 New York avenue. Location very central and very desirable. _m1-lw* ‘OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, with ood F BARD, ins private family. 305 0 st. n.w. reb 2-1 IRST-CLASS BOARD AND NICELY FUR- NISHED ROOMS at 831 14th st. References exchanged. feb27-3 EATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, on second floor; convenient to cars. Table'BOARD. 939 Kat. n.w. feb23-12t* BOARD Rome very desirable FRONT ROOMS, with BOARD, for 920 and 829, per mont Fireticlaee TABLE 1 Bi per wed APPAR: KINSON HOUSE, 623 Fouhs ave. Tew, cee ot HE TREMONT HOUSE of offers fotel ith Bret class Hi ard, for $25 and eso ner on’ [ouse is well furnished, steam, and every way desirable. jan29-2m TOCHIED HOURE, 612 9th st.n.w., eS and best con ducted. LOST AND FOUND. (OUND—A POCKETBOOK, containing a small sum of money, at Ford's’ Saturday Matinee. Inquire 2205 H at. LS Sunday afternoon, Child's PIN, with thename ora’s,”” cut in thegold. The finder will receive a reward for re- turning the sameto 1313 N st. n.w. Iowa Circle, a water and latrobe. 814 per month in advance. 1119 V st.n.w. Key store, cor. 12th and V ets. fe27-3t* Fe ENT 2 curuararnitiod ROOMS, on sec- ond floor, will be rented sinzly or together. House has all modern fmiprovenents, and faces south. No pecan ‘to light Housekeoping: oe ply 1325 N st. 27-3 Fe ENTS Fee ee TooEe tecond floor; delightful location. View Arling- ton, Potomac, Capitol, Alexandria. Unfurnished rd floor; furnished if desired. "200 A st. AP od HOUSE; south fi e naa in tow feck of lows Olrcle. For terme aa ply at 1312 12th st. n.w. snaney ap R RENT, LEASE, SALE, OR EXCHANGE F% For THPROVED EnOrEKTY Two ACRES OF LAN ear Lincoln ave., a Joining the city. Apply 1820 O ntetew £oN820e JOE BENT-COUNTRY PLAGE, having very advantage of peaieheal beauty. nearness locity, Ae. Apply en Spri in bets, near idth, mile th of Bouns feb25-6t* OR RENT—That we choice four-story BRICK HOUSE, 1404 16th sf-, near Boott Statue, All m.i., 9 roo! Rent $35. Inguire on Me ie Hremisee, 0 or Of ts ty, P. MY! 15 a }-Im Fan RENT—Furnished ROOMS with Hand hot and cold water: TABLE BOARD clase. ., frouiing Tomiamones Oe nee gaps (OR, RENT Brick HOUSE, southwest corner of 18th and K sts. n.w., Ia rden and all modern improvements; Swill be reniod iow tos » per manent tenant. feb17. F% RENT—519 13thst. n.w., two handsomely furnished SUITES of ROOMS; all modern im- Hoorn i first and socond floors; Boat on each loor ; terms moderate. 43m. ee \OUSE No. 121 north A he Gan toh, containing’8 rooms and tancinent: rent $18. Inquire 123 north A st. Jan31-5; 13 NT—Furnished PARLO! id BED- QE oMs ana ROOMS farninnes Be 4, BE ing, and several amall BEDROOMS. 354 vania sve.,corner 436 st. ausll-7m! FINANCIAL [® YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY in a legiti- mate bnsiness patag 60 days, where small cap- (OUND.—Left_ on our counter a POCKET- | its! is required. investment'can be redeemed BOOK containing anon wy ‘which the owner can | at any time. Send for information to et by proving property and paying cost of adver. if. M. LEE & CO., isement. Pennsylvania | feb28-eo3t 35 Broadway, New York. feb28-3t OST —Goine from Palais Roval, upiath et_t L Globe House, Gold SLEEVE BUTTON, with PERSONAL. Chain attuched. Leave at Pension onice and receive reward. G. A. L. - MERRIFIELD. feb28-2t* ‘Total. LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid i Surplus fund. vided profits. National bank notes Outstanding...... Dividends unpaid. Individual deposits subject’ to cheek: Due to other national banks... Due to state banks and bank MRGteI Scenes District of Columbia, County of Washington, sx: I, W. LAIRD, JR,, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. W. LAIRD, Jn., Cashier. Subscribed an4 sworn to before me this 27th day of Februar; av HEW PLATER, Notary Public. Correct—Attest : ¢ M. MATTHEWS, / > Directors. Be tie. ‘BRUWN, _) LGXBER OF ALL KINDS.—Large lot of OAK PLANK for Coachmakers’ and Wheelwrizhts’ use, sobs than any yard in Washington; corner nw. Toth and B sts. WM. McLEAN, 719 719 SPRING ANNOUNCEM WILL OPEN On MONDAY and TUESDAY, March Ist and 2d, NEW Goopbs. New axp Execant Lives oF HAMBURG EDGES, INSERTIONS and FLOUN- ‘GIN TO) BRABANT, LANGUEDOO, and ‘other LACES. TS, BEADE! SI ‘FRU TRRIMINGS, Mortons: 38, GIM. NECK RUFFLING, BIBB And Novelties of all kinda. of newest styl beat makes, which will be offered ag very waa ei yauce on importers’ prices. At Davis’, 719 Market Space, Corner 8th street. BArtrcoke POOR ASSOCIATION. W. T. WALTERS’ GALLER’ (of Baltimore) will be open to the abi, (all the Wednesdays cb March and April) Yroea 1ltoap. fo BENEFIT OF THE POOR. 2 Tickets, 80 cents: to red at McCaffrey’ 7Obariee's ‘Bendans, 127 Baling Pe ot agora, j Moore's, 'syers & Hedian, 46 Oharles feb28-lw 8, Char ‘les and Read. = "TY topageat STREN'S WATER WA’ ARR at MADAME ES- ee ron cncenes cee ore Satisfaction always guaranteed. EASON OF 1880, BRIGHT HOUSE, REHOBOTH REACH. DEL., ‘Will open MAY 20TH, 1880. ‘Terms reasopable. feb’5-6m__ WALTER senate Proprietor. Small OH, CARE TEREA OOO onan WINE JELLY, FANOY 3, PIES Axp ae : 37 Woe York ave siopiran Giopalis "Dt e-. radical aki cured by a TRACE EU ae redlacalve cements remedicea. — ei es No. yrivania ave. a 1035 a argent STOOK in the feb19-1m ts TRAYED—Weduesday, Feb. 25th, from Win. H. SiWsie. a Black and White BULLOOK, with Wnitiat Hin tar cae on hip. Liberal reward if retarned to Stalls 34 and 35, Cen- ter ‘ket. feb27. FOR SALE. F? Ht AOR BO Gentlemen's Turn out, HO! BUGGY, HARNESS, Jaogty 8 a a a Inquire at Kaiser's and N. ¥. ave. marl-3t* Store, corner 15thst. pes Stables, 63 12th st. n,w. OK RALE—Valuable DISTILLERY PATENT. Can be attached to any distillery, save expense pf and improve manufacture, and pay large profit. Inquire (any day betwoen 12 and 1 o'clock) or ad- Pegs can Attorney-at-Law, 503 D st. marl -eo6t FE SATE OR RENT—Ar Low RATEs— fine-toned PIPE ORGAN, aS eh bt. Lew. feb23-6t" ‘On BALE By Dk SERISO 428 M street High-Class Poultry and Fancy Pixeons. Fight first premiums awarded me at tie National Fair, November, 1879, and ten premiums by the D: ©, Poultry assoéiation, January, 1 $1. per 13. rietien: BROWN LEGHORNS BORE CKWING GAMES, HAM SURGHS, ._ Satisfaction guaranteed. f28-3t* , ON joes: ‘can trot in ‘three COUPES and three Saddle HORSES. Gary en 26 Sen JOHN SIMMONS’ Stables, feb26-6t 311 12th st. n.w. HAVE FOR SALE A VERY LIGHT BREW- BTER, single seat, Top Busey, a8 facturer of Philad deiphia. 2A i = One a) Ooapenste, —— one ser made nd eau ey | & which will be sold very low at my Manufactory, Roe. 412, at 416 14th st., er Bn. febia-tm *" ANDREW J. JOYOE. OANA- BR BALE—A RIES; aiso MOGRING Bios, FJ IRD OAGES, &c., tore, 1133 7th st.n. Ww. vs aay pane ABOUT PURCHASING OR DISPOS: Of CARRIAGES, HORSES and HAR will find it to their advan- tage to call on me, Mat ere a Scan 2. Gemand for fad same 2 : orders for purchasing or disposing. of Stock wil recelre roMDtattontion a and. satisfaction . DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 TH at i =e pyaar FINE ‘PIAN very little = = one STIEFF Inet Grand, ec oaae for cash, at 723 7th st. D.Ww. febs EGGS and ry a i ah ere Gi ye a eae jon T.-MITCHELL, 931 Penna. avenue, OFFERS GREAT ATTRACTIONS IN POPULAR DRESS GUODS, JACKETS, ULSTERS, &o. LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, IN GREAT VARIETY. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS OF ALL KINDS. ‘We shall ry 10 iS al conta: waxing per cent. off all Cash Now is the time to Seas Bargains. feb? ORGANS. —— ORGAN ongANE, a, Sd, Richt Stn in el Walnat Ciao, for ies oe a Oba ny Det BR. febl3-1y FHOREEOIS) Pres) POURED WITHOUT rap ear caed, A. A. OF are Pte ot, awe feb24-12t* YOUR FUTURE TO A CERTAINTY.—Skep- tical folks may have their doubts, bat never- theless, there are many citizens who will readily endorse the statement. ti MADAME Ross, doe" tress and ustrologist, No. 40: D.W., a most remarkable. ‘reputation. me visiting her will find her anexpert and ae expopant< of her profeseion. s. L.. P, ANDERSON, the well- i-known, are Business Me Fran formerly of New ‘York elty, is located at N Pa. ave. n.w. deb5-1m* Aa PEO ae EVENTS OF LIFE. ‘All business confidential. Ladies and Gentlemen So centa cach. 416 Lst.. bet, 4th and 6th sts.n.w. Onn PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as i of le vee meer jens op ren tate, 60g 108 a3. 6 P.! “ht in before 9 and from Tio eo OWEN, 3f., LONG, M. respect ‘tenders his services to the catinets of Washing- ton asa Physician and Accoucher Hi experience of many years’ professional business. on slate punctually attended to. 18-1m* ‘0OT SURGERY, CORNS. Buntons, Diseased Ni Vascular Ex- ce, BO. | oR Ww Wate’s cone a SEEN Se 5 JOHNSTON, R DENTIST, Office an st. pant ores over Bahant 16" Filluge 8] cltteeth on Gold ana Pave oiler: on. x iting egy as Best of reference. {2b3 BR, WEISEN BORN, ‘removed to 410 11th ‘TH inserted tions on fhe Ge deol6 WN, DENTIST, No. 125 lara extrac. . DI ana eat, Boeuiful Sota of eam pane Bee. Besutifal Bei of, PECIAL BARGAINS EWN = ‘cuines. “© S Wheeler & Wilson.. 815. Victor 12. 588 Ith ae ah Sr. Croup Burnprxa. THE TRAYMOBE, SEA END ILLINOIS AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. feb28-2t ee Gas in all the rooms. feb20-ec26t lars M. E. HOOPES. coe eet ee % -W.» BLOTS {18 Penntaaye aw 17 rooms, bath. Imake no charge to landlords for advertising their property, and keep it before the public constantly. abate many of the finest building sites in the city. ‘or sale: also, Houses in every section at prices ion {$1,000 to $60,000. Now is the time to buy. R. O. HOLTZMAN, feb28 10th and F sts. n.w. IRST-CLASS ae HOR SALE. om 3) River rea with amall cash payment, 20,000 FERT OF @ fronting southeast, 190, foot On ‘New Hampohire aveone: beteen N atroct sad Circle, immediately north of N st. ; one square west of British Minister's. Will exchange in part. | J- . STARR, 1429 New York avenue. marl-6¢ OR RENT—ONE-HALF OF ROOM 19, LeDroit Building. T< 0 @ good party a desirable oftice room at a low rent. feb2s-6t JOHN T. ARMS. Fe SALE. aan No. 1618 2ath st. n. wee alley; ferme,” “Apply ‘to ROBERT VF. FOX. No. 920 F st. new. feb2s 3t On SALE Valuable | Business | PROPERTY, corner Oth and Rhode Island ave. onpoxit: Citizen's Market. ALBERT F. FOX, ‘Xo, feb28 3t Was “Purchaser for sixteen high-grade P DATEY FIN TURES completes and paying MILK ROUTE of thirty to forty wallohs per day. Address Box 60, Star office. feb2: EAL ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh street. Changes made Wednesday’ ‘8 and Saturdays.) Three-Story Houses For Sale. JAAN st. n-w.. mod. tmps., 12 rs. 622 H st.n.w.,mod.imps. Uapital eeemhod. Bore so7 N. Capitot sty mc PS. Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale. ars 1102-1104 6th st.s.w.,b. 900 909 Ist st.s.0.,f-n.,5 tr. 700 337 F st.s.w,f-h., 578... 600 1134 Delaware ayen.e..f-b., &re 600 516 234 etn. 500 Bet bor “den and K sts.n.e , per ft pet. 19th and 26th’ ste.n. ave mod. imps. Mertainninit ith cea 329-333-331 Md. ave. 8.w.,'m. i., 71: mod. imp%., 6 rs. 3 8 6 rs. 227 134 et. Bw, OTR 1006 Va. 6 at We, TTB 120 7th st. D.e., 5 rs. 318 Dat. n.0., 4 rs. Office: Basement Lenox Building. $20 F et , room 5. 820 F et. + Foou 8. 615 7thst. for {sale gn uy books.” For complete iis which cat be hea Se ii a ity oft snouts on application at my oftloe, oF be sent by mail if ideale. " een 82,000, $1,000, 0005 att per cent. Auction Sales. On THURSDAY, March 4th, at4p.m,, Rootes 8 Fo® RENT. A now tirse-story, ine: toon BIYOR D WELL , nine- 2 ING, with all moderd improvements. 2504 CAROLINE ST. N. A neat six-room, press brick front HOUSE, with hot and cold water and bath. asse-15 95) NEW YORK AVENUE N. W. Large and handsome STORES; will be rented singly. or wnsde communicating. Desirable OFFICE ROOMS, in the best business sections of the city. THOS. J. FISHER & OO., feb21 1223 F street northwest. ‘OR RENT— B. H. WARNER, 916 F Sreeer cer NORTHWEST. cor.17&F n. ae m BS Bosirabie small Farm, 26 eters cae ouse, water an le. Rent low. ar IN 916 F ST. N.W. Review, P iblished at my office on month, Contains & oon comnisie list of 25th of each all the hoases I have for rent, reports concerning the condition of ral entate market thout the country. Oall getacopy. tr A. BNE Reav Estate BROKER, throng E. No. 918 F street, 9 ‘Masonic Temple. For Ren rete ig ats Ge Geo.. Oa ith F eta..25 16654 Store 1414 Lithst-n w-2 8d and Osta. Large new House near 17th an Cor. 16th and L (to close an estate) New Brick, near 7th and Q n. w.. 8-roomed. with stable, 1. ah Tor two yi ‘Lota near 15th “an MONEY TO LOAN MONEY 20 peal I have large and small sums always on hand to LOAN ‘at lowest rates, E. A. MoINTIRE. JR*AL ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00. Bt. Cloud Building, Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. BAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOMB. HOUSES AT ALL PRICES, AND ON TERMS TO SUIT. A 7-room_ Brick now building on 12th’ ae be- tween M and N's ‘Smal cash payment; balance iosthiy, &o., &e., &o. FOR PENT. 631 re Store: 8 Sur Tine aw 100 Store, 1311 7th st.n. w. 15 = MONEY TO LOAN ~ on Real Estate security, at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. fel9 Dene estate and Insurance 004 F street, LeDroit FOR BENT. lesa Rigi —~ eeeeeeeeiy S14 ope imps. 2.00 So tstmnor 0 eye mien BB 1300 Qet- news @ a., ah 35-00 30:00 50.00 16.00 15.00 15.00 16.00 i803 6.60 Jans OR SALE—AT 4 BARGaTN—One of thone hand- ‘some. three-story press-brivk HOUSES, Yay window, om north sige of M st. ee Wey nanean 4Ui and bth Sta. ; nine room ¢ :all improvements; ih perfect condition; brick stable on rear. Apply to ONCS GREEN, Room 3, 412 7th st-n.w: WOR SALE. Several lots of City Railroad and Insurance STOCKS and Local BONDS, all of which are re- liable dividend paying investments. H, J. FROST, 20 6th et. n.w. MONEY, ON REAL ESTATE, In Surr, At 6. 7 ‘and. 3 per cent. No Delay When Security is Amplo. R. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. feb28-6t* re LOAN, feb28 N ONEY TO LOAN LOWEST RATES, ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE SECURITY. THOS. J: FISHER & CO. 1223 ¥ st. THOROUGHLY MADE AND TRIMMED AT 25 CENTS EACH. OPEN TO-DAY, FIFTY DOZEN NEW STYLE BALMORAL SKIRTS, AT LOW PRICES. ~. DOUGLASS’, feba 529-594 and 596 Ninth st, QPENING oF SPRING GARMENTS, SILK, SILK DE LYONS and DRAP DETR MANTILLAS. LIGHT WEIGHT ULSTERS, JACKETS AND CIRCULARS, At M. WILLIAN'’s, 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. [feb16]_907 Pa. avgt ERMILYA’S LADIES’ BOOTS, Unsurpassed for Beauty, Comfort and Durability. Wiater BOOTS selling at reduced prices, at J. H. VERMILYA'Ss, febt 610 9th street. Czu= RUPPERT, ‘TEMPLE OF FANOY GOODS, No. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w., Received per steamer Berlin a fine assortment of GERMAN FAVORS, , SILK and COTTON DOMINO MASES,; PAPER MASKS of all characters. jJan24 VALENTINES of all description. DY lama BELLE LUCAS, DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACER, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. £ev28-6¢ PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. ect IHESE PROPERTIES ARE OFFERED FOR es Sale at low prices and on easy term Lo= i Rid bik TRAD OLABS. 1 Os, 1810, 151, G1, 1618. 1520, -Aadigon DEE rn, etween 15in and ahd Q. sts. n.W., ne WE MARE TO Brick Goiagee water, gas, "8c-, ransing in | pprogAND. REEP,AN A ABsOn price from ws rot 1 sqniare ‘AE Th st., between N and Snore Bhode Islan Branch H. WIREMAN'S. novas Lots 6 and 16 block 8, Meridian Hill, Lot 7, block 8, and lot 13, block 7, Howard Uni- yay’ erounds. Apply to Mus. VILE, uw BOOKS, &e. EK CHANGE—GROCERY doing cash. fifteen thirty dollars per day, for stock of “Dairy and Fruit Farm. Answer, if vou mean business, with fullname, Box 144, Star feb27-6t* E HAVE FOR 1 IMMEDIATE 1 aus ESTMENT iD REAL E} Aagazp aed 83,000, 82.000 and $1,000. and Also, Tor aale'very cheap several two, aud three story. ‘HOUSES, which wok on the monthly- inetallment plan, nly aan cae h payment b pein required. Desirable HOUSES an. LOTS in all parts of the city for sale on the most reasonablé terms All business placed in our hands Feeelves our personal aitention. W- &. BURFORD, &G0., 108 nw. OR SALE—A LUNOH and MILK BUSINESS, near to seyerel vernment departments; or x ould TExchange for Vacant Lot. Apply at 1718 @ een 8 and 11 a.m. and 2and 4 p.m. “pebae. ae a. 8., St. Ge Caries Hote il, corner sas a Penieeraca ave. n.w., if you want to buy, sell or exchange city or country Property. Exchange specialty. jan28-im* Moree TO LOAN— AT LOWEST BATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SECURITY, B. H. WABNER, 916 ¥ st. n.w. LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SEOURITY— Na 81,000, $800, $500 and #300, Money 3823 436 street northwest. EDUCATIONAL. E, BOHEEL, Teachs of PIANO, ORGAN and J.¥ ern ab ell uth Bartioular atienti ion, t0, be- Teachers. Terms moderate. eHet nw. eS PROFESSOR, LARROQUE, 728 13th st., native French Instructor, graduate of Borbonne Uni- versity, Paris. Private instruction in all the ch branches and niceties. Terms moderate. feb21-5w* A LADY TEACHER OF SPENCERIAN PEN- MANSHIP will give instructions to a limited number of pupils at at their residences. erate. Address Box 62, Star office. | Des CLASBES Monday, nesday,, nae ita 8 2 cia se Terms mod- feb21-Im* ‘Tuesday, Wed- 35. ook BS Pee ta ans ENGLISH. | -MA1 “ARN SMATiOS ey sereparation et Sollee, lessons at Be hours. rgny. “FL TLYNN, AM. A. M. 0a ae street in advance. 9 910 ie HATH OF STILE V- TRUDBOMMES hours iia, 3x, 4 and 6% p. m. Hours Senet for private fustruction. | Hare advan off mpils, adults and children. Verbs and idioms orally and practically faut Visitors invited on Thursdays, at 334 p. jce hours: ‘im. tol p.m. Terms moderate.” deol? REGULAR FRENCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Wet. FOULON, 903 16m et, new, corner of T. vate te Leeson After Schoo! Hours. ‘Madame i, French fancy dec5-3m store, Pa. ave. APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, OConconDviLix, Pa.—Boys, 850 per quarter; Girls, #45. _Stu- tor, est, Yale or Harvard. fessors.. Primary SHONTEIDOM, Al, Principal. @|PENCERIAN BUSINESS GOLLEGE,, CORNER 7TH AND L STREETS N.W., ves education for real life to sons and daughters. 6 course comprises Penmanship, 8; Com- ndenos, Business Arithmetic, Sin ‘try Bookkeeping, Business Prac- omy, Law. i Leo sessions. Open for tion of stadenis last londay in An ‘anirust and Here. “rus H. 0. SPENCER, PIANOS AND ORGANS. QUEEF PIANOS._Hichest honors Paris Ex- a cacti ition Universelle 1878. TWO FIRST PREMIUMS t National Fair, W: n. ,D-9., The Stic Boudorr Grand, the "Artist's Pino defies com: ‘Also Agents for the celebrated Kranich & Bach a gther i class Pianos and the unrivaled Peloubet . Biandard Organs. eee a WILD & BHO., BOLE AGENTS febl7 788 7th st. n.w., between Gand H. IANOS AND ORGANS AT PRICES THAT DE- ry competition SIDNEY T. NIMMO & 00., feb13 410 Lith et. nw. HE BEAUTIFUL DEOKER BROS. ' a ae dec6-8m_ 407 10th st. h.w. 'S PIANOS. Ww" atvere Sealy aaknore CHED, AER BEST BOW Rte Exe a OTANOS fre from ee for aes aaa PIANOS, aenoon 027-6m No. Gas Lith st..a few ‘Boorse above P: COAL AND WOOD. NAtienaL: FAIB ASSOCIATION. a THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL AND EE DLING WOOD was swanted (ous) over all com. all to offer to our patrons of ener = we ton. Jo! poate 18 7th st. n. s° zsuee lirn Srazer ¥. a] MA ited and EDINGLY sow, RATES. EEE! oF of 0... . ‘EW Bo Life of aeranier Duff, ‘‘The celebrated In- dian Missionary,” 2 vols., 83.75. Farrar’ 8 Life of St. Paul, new and complete editior a3. Sunshine and Storm, b: pe ae Hie on Great Myst 1.25. The ‘Manliness, of Rintae py Hesies € ‘aL About Grant, by John L. it, 81. His Majesty ‘No name serics, b20 498 Tih street me [mae PUBLICATIONS. TENNYSON’S SONGS, with music, MEMOIRS PRINCE, METTE! ERNICH. STATESMAN'S ‘AR BOOK, RECIPROCITY, Bi METALIS' ig aNd URE. ‘FORM. par ‘TRI-OOLOR: Hi IES OF THE MIDDLE Le AGES Sox! 2.95 aoe ADVENTURES IN FAR WEST— aa MOTHS Ould RUNES OR GS Too ryan Thomas } ‘Hugh EANINIO CANAL, #1. - HEADINGS FOR LENT, and other Lenten Books. DIARIES and DAILY JOURN. [AMES J. CHAPMAN, febl6 JAMS 3 Booxstone, 912 Pa. ave. WEW PUBLICATIONS, SECOND VOLUME MEMOIRS OF MADAME DR Franklin 8q BEMUBAY ‘T, in Paper, 50c. jaare, MOTHS. By Onida. Cloth, 81.25. mEvOre OF PRINCE METTERNIOH, 2 vols. TENNYBON'S SONGS. Set to Music. 86. ALL NEW BOOKS BECED AS SOON AS THE FINEST QUA ETTES OF oF STATIONERY A BOOKSELESE 5) STATIONS, | 15 Pa. ave., feb6 cor. 1 V FOR 1880. VALENTINES FOR Sak ‘VALENTINES FO} VALENTINES FOR 1980. BUNDY'S JUSTICE. ride Justice’s Manuel of Statute, Judicial and with appropriate Forms for the tect Justices of the Pests: Sonstabioe: Newaciea Public, Commission ee ers ea Business inen, by Chas. 8. Bundy, of the peer of Colum- bia Bai $4,,, The Game of “Fifteen,” the ‘New Solitaire, "5 cts; Gourtof Claims We sports, Hughes’ U. 8. Circuit Court Reports, }. For reals eae Aes & @. ORHIBON, Ww Doosexttxae AND STATIONERS, feb3 475 Pa. BOOTS AND SHOES. SHOES, SHOES FOR THE MILLION. School Shoes, 75,85 and & Gildren’s ‘Seliool, Shoes, 89, 6) and a5 5 up: best $1 Miss Peb. Goat Button Sho bington Another case Ladies" Gore Bus. wo more cases Women's House Sl 65, worth 75¢. We have the best 8 \d_82 Gent's Gaiter in town. French Bae . 83, formerly. iF gees 1914 and 1916 Pa. ave., Sign Bis Shoo SELBY. Pair Justh’s Heel Taps given away. febzs ROM A BOSTON DECLINING MAN- UFACTURER. 500 CASES SEASONABLE BOOTS AND! ” “SHOES AT AN COS’ ch Kid Beautiful 3 strap Sandal Slips. Gents’ Fine Calf st. I. be SIGN oe Sub Petia” 922 Pa. ave. ee *Telephonie “Gonnections_as EPUCTION EXTRAORDINARY. Men's Hand-sewed Con; cant ger’ ), Te duced to $4.75; Men's Hand sews Button, : ich Calf, Hand- sewed Long Boots, 50 5 ¥ Hand-sewed Calf Long Boots, $6, reduced to $5. All other winter woods at corresponding reductions ake room for Spring Stock. PS SHOR STORE, 1614 14th st feb OU CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST IN BOOTS AND SHOES, BY GOING TO THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. Our Goods were all bought before the advance in prices, at rock bottor: figures, ani WILL BE SOLD AT PRIME OOST Fon THe Next 15 Days. We are selling a Gent's hand-stitched full Seoteh Go! for. oni ; jan23 EO. McCARTHY. 0 BE IN THE FASHION you must provide yourself with a package of ELE- CAMPANE and HOREHOUND COUGH DROPS. §27-25c. for s half pound. ABTHUR NATTANS, Pasnmacwt, feb21 14th and I sis. and 94 and D sis. n.w. STABLISHED 1865. [(ONEY ON COLLATERAL AT 5 ae CENT. NO REASONABBLE OFFER REFUSED —_ ki For our large stock of be pees iPledges, consist- WATCHES, DIAMONDS, ana JEWELRY. CLOTHIN BREECH and woz Lonbne GUNS, a ELE, LOADT: INS, OReVOLVESS an J. M. & BR. Co) LOAN OFFIOE, febl7 1007 7th street northwest. A cCAL Prive. A Toilet: es