Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. TUESDAY...... ‘hh 2, 1880. adobe ae of Pe old fri secon MES V. BYER. a CROSBY 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 equal tothat of all the other daily papers here added to- getner. —_—_—_————— ‘The Tilden Raid Upon Bayard. ‘The very emphatic declaration of ex-Governor Seymour, some weeks ago, that he would not accept the democratic presidential nomination, and that such a thing as his possible acceptance must not be considered, seems to have been ac- cepted as final by his party. At any rate his name has rarely been mentioned in connection with the nomination since that time. This positive refusal of Seymour to allow his name to be considered was calculated to strengthen Senator Bayard, so the friends of the latter thought. In fact, it was whispered among the Bayard men here in Washington that a desire not to detract from the support of the Delaware Senator had tndyced Seymour to speak with such determinati8n. It was represented to him that the Tilden men were making use of his name as a foll to the Bayard movement; that there were many Influential democrats of New York and the east who would take an active part in behalf of Bayard if they had not been led to believe that Seymour would con- sent to take the nomination. There is no secret about the fact that there is no political friend- ship between Seymour and Tilden. The for- mer, though in retirement, has been looked upon as one of the anti-Tilden democrats, and it was regarded as very significant that he could not be induced to espouse the Robinson cause, with any warmth, in the last state elec- ton. True, Mr. Seymour did make a little speech at Utica during the campaign, but it was a sad disappointment to the Tilden wing of the party. A prominent democratic Congressman, so it was sald, went to Mr. Seymour and sald to him, in substance: “Now if you are satisfied that you cannot and will not accept the nomi- nation, say so in the very platnest terms, and thus place your friends in a position to sup- port a man who will make the race. Many of us who believe you are our best and strongest man, prefer Bayard next to you, and we want to go to work for him if you are sure you will not take the nomination under any circumstances.” In reply Mr. Seymour asserted In the most posi- tive and emphatic terms that he had never had any dea of accepting the nomination, no mat- ter what pressure might be brought upon him; that he thought he had publicly announced that determination several times. He said he had felt a delicacy in saying too much to the public on the subject, because it might look as if he considered himself an available candidate, when in fact he was entirely out of all consideration in connection with the nomination. Ie was then advised to lay aside all such feelings and make known his determination, as “interested parties would keep alive the impression that Seymour would accept as long as possible.” ‘Then the positive declaration, which seemed to put an end to talk of Seymour asa candidate, was proclaimed. The next blow levelled at the Bayard movement from the Tilden camp was the publication of the former’s “secession speech.” Every one of the Tilden organs has continued to hammer away on this subject, their object being to convince the democrats that it will never do to nominate a man who was not in favor of a vigorous prosecution of the war. ‘The fact that the Tilden men are directing all their efforts against Bayard shows that they consider the latter the strongest candidate in the field. It is well known that the shrewd hand of Tilden directs his forces, and therefore the presumption ts that he has ordered the on- slaught upon Bayard. At the same time that everything is being done to weaken his most formidable competitor Tilden is endeavoring to strengthen himself. The papers friendly to him are publishing brief and delicate explanations of the cipher dispatches, the income tax suit, and the railroad “wrecking” transactions. From the movements of the democratic leaders here referred to it looks as if Tilden and Bayard were occupying the attention of democratic leaders and managers, almost to the exclusion of other candidates that have been mentioned, but the warfare that has been inaugurated between these two aspirants for the nomination will probably have a damaging effect upon the chances of both. $$ -____ Both houses of the Virginia legislature have passed the readjustment bill, much to the dis- appointment and disgust of the debt-payers. It was believed that Hamilton's substitute would command the snpport of the colored members, and thus deprive the readjusers of a majority but, with the exception of Hamilton himself every one of the colored republicans voted for the repudiation bill. This bill reduces the state debt from $53,000,600 to $20,000,000, and fixes the interest at three per cent, but the veto of the governor will prevent it from becoming a law. ‘The readjusters and their colored allies com- bined lack four votes in the senate and twelve in the house of the number requisite to pass the bill overa veto. The interposition of the veto will make it necessary to submit the bill toa vote of the people at the election next fall. If, then, it should be ratified by a majority vote it will become operative; if it should pe rejected, it will devolve upon the legislature to frame a debt law that will be acceptable to the people. see Though the Senate committee on approprla- tions have not reached a vote upon the star service deticlency, thelr probable course ot action has been defined in their discussions. It is virtually conceded that they will recommend increasing the House bi!l to an amount sufmi- clent to continue the service upon existing routes and under present contracts throughout the fiscal year, The department now estimates ‘that $1,500,000 will accomplish this. There ts no reason to doubt but that the Sanate will promptly vote to carry out the recommendation of the committee. The consideration that out- Weighs all others in this question Is the necessity of keeping mail facllities up to the present standard. en do not desire to face constitu ve been deprived of their regular service of letters and papers. — —4or ey ‘The verd t of $10,000 obtained against the District yesterday, for damages sustained trom the varying grade of the foot-walk on 13th street, near F, fs not pleasant reading for taxpayers, Would it not be better in the beginning, and far cheaper in the end, to put and keep our streets and side-walks tn thorough order than to pay an occasional bill llke this?’ Why the spot in question has becn left for so long in its present dangerous condition, the authorities of the Dis- trict may possibly succeed in explaining, but ‘the public has never been able to understand. It fs not strange that the public feeling over the series of atrocious outrages committed in this city should have reached a white heat ot wrath, but it will not do to resort to lawless- ness to put down lawlessness. The promptness ‘with which the Hirth murderers have been brought to justice should give assurance that the guilty party in the Capitol Hill outrage will not escape punishment in our courts; and there is no danger that he will fail to receive the full penalty of the law. The people of ‘Washington must keep up their reputation a3 a aw-abiding community, even under the pres- ent terrible provocation. —__-o-__. The Moffitt bell-punch has been decided a failure in Virginia and the legislature has sub- stituted a license system for the law author- izing its use. The vote on the cl was almost unanimous in its favor, and after the experience of that state it 1s not likely that the bell-punch will be tried anywhere else. It had Become a common thing for saloon-keepers, in exhibiting the “punch” tostrangers to ring the bell without any count of the number of times Itsounded. When asked if the ringing did not record charges against them the usual reply ‘was, “oh, we'll get even with the thing.” Until everybody shall become thoroughly honest, States will have to depend upon sworn officers 20 go and collect the taxes. —__.—__ Congress is responsible, directly and solely, for the inadequacy (in numbers) of our police force, ana should pass “the bill for its increase ‘without a day’s delay. =—————_— au out of thet = € System wi Bitters. oul of be awit Hop Bivens ae ree peal OF aaa aus aoe ec Ba MIBERS ia MASONIC Seubert IN THE DG! The newsboy who sells most of this copy will get five dollars. Office, 621 E st. mar2-6t* Proposals for Hydraulic Cement. OFFIck Or BUILPING FOR j Srate, Wan NAVE DREARTM STS, WASHINGTOS ., March 2, 1880. Sealed Proposals for starnianing and delivering 2,500 barrels, more or less, of natural Hydraulic Cement, at the site of the north wing of the Build- ing for State, War and y Departments in this city, will _be received at this office until 12 m. of Mancu 12, 1880, and opened immediately there- after in presence of bidders. Specifications, general instructions for bidders, and blank forms of proposal will be furnished to Feular manufacturers and dealers upon applica- tion to this office. (08. LINCOLN ©. qar?-6t Et. Gol. Corps of Basinects. SPECULATION. Cotton for Future Delivery is the best speculation. No peste of interest, as in the pur- chare of Stocks or Grail asonable marvin trill bity oF sell 100 baica of Cotton: worsirat present Inarket vine about $6,000. For the faithful trans- action of business entrusted to us, we can refer to our correspondents in all the leading Cottoa Mar- kets of the United States. J. F. EDDY & C€O., 128 Pearl strect, New York. A CARD. Having more Heavy Goods on hand at this season of the year than I usually have, and in order te re- duce them as quickly as possible, preparatory to opening my Spring Stock, I will continue to sell for the NEXT TEN Days, at the Reduced Prices which I have heretofore offered, vi2: TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT on OVERCOATS, BUSINESS and DRESS SUITS, COATS and VESTS, CASSIMERE PANTS, BOYS and CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. A good many of these goods are suitable for early spring wear, and if purchasers do not have imme- diate use for them, it would pay them to reserve them for next Fall. A. STRAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania Avenue, mar2 ‘Tare Doons East or lira 8r. ERSONS DESIRING a BE AUTIFUL MINIA- TURE in Oil as low as 85, will do well to call and examine specimens of our work at Room 5, 1321 F street n.w. Few pupils wanted. marl-2w' IDING HABITS R MADE TO ORDER, AFTER THE LATEST ENGLISH STYLES. And YOUTHS’, marl HIKRTS, SHIRTS, TO ORDER. ZQ ORDER. 6 EL BEART pera e FOR, § SUPERIOR SHIRTS FOIE Buy the EUREKA Tee the best | SHIRTS, $1 SHIR’ Inthe city. For sale at DUBREUIL BRO.’s, marl 1112 F street northwest. RATHER DE SaET CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING COMPANY, Lawrence County, Dakota Territory, “Black Hills.’* CAPITAL, $10,000,000, IN 100,000 SHARES, oF $100 EACH. ‘This famous and valuable Proper been owned and controlled. by few capitalists, through whose enerzy and means it’ lias been brought to its present admirable condition. Monthly dividends of 30 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 its capital stock, which been placed in the hands of the undersigned for sale. For the present the Stock is offered at TWENTY DOLLARS per ehsre, but the right is reserved to advance the price without notice. Pamphlets and Descriptive Maps will be sent to has heretofore 12 Pine 8t., New York. 1 eS. WORMSENS CO. Drexel Building, New PLUNGE & WHITELY, 64 Broadway, New York. marl-m, w&f13t UMBER OF ALL KINDS.—Large lot of OAK BLANK for Coachiuakers aad “Wheel ort use, cheaper than any yard in Washingtor isth and nw. 719 NEW GOoDs. SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT, WILL OPEN On MONDAY and TUESDAY, March Ist and 2d, New anp Evzcant Lives oF HAMEI RG EDGES, INSERTIONS and FLOUN- BRETOSS hy PRABANT, LANGUEDOO, and ves Tae LUSIONS TERRE ind ALEK NGS, s RECE RCEFLIN Buieeate ran AL: And Novelties of all kinds, of newest styles and best makes, which will be offered at very sinall ad- vance on importers’ prices. DAvIS’, 719 Market Space, feb28-lw Corner 8th street. yom T. MITCHELL, 931 Penna, avenue, OFFERS GREAT ATTRACTIONS IN POPULAR DRESS GOODS, JACKETS, ULSTERS, &c. LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, IN GREAT VARIETY. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS OF ALL KINDS. We shall continue taking 10 p Sales for a few ways only.) Per Cent: Off all Cash Now is the time to Secure Bargains. _feb28-6t eee POOR ASSOCIATION. WALTERS’ GALLERY We (of Baltimore) will bs ‘open to the public, (all the Wednesdays of March and April) from 11 to 4p. m., for BENEFIT OF THE POOR, Tickets, 50 be procured at MeCaffrey’s, 7 Charles st. ; Baltimore st. ; Moore's, Gosman’s, Chi ies ona Beales 10 an’s, C] Chaos hat Derry jpn STBEN'S WATER WAVES, at MADAME ES- ave the cheapest aoa largest STOOK in the MAKE. and gee. Satisfaction always guaranteed. QEASoN OF 1880, BRIGHT H HOUSE, REROBUTH EAC Will open MAY 20ru, Ee feat ‘Terms reasonable. ‘send for circular. fe25-6m WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. | 'USSELL'S ICE OR: ‘All Varietios and Colors. ARLOTTE RUSSE, 50c. 5 wink Seen FANOY axes pies” “AND -ASTR' EDPING CAKES as; it -1m2p20 Ea ew York ave GOVEREIGNS: HALL, tral, well furnished: Hetied 1d heated, is very cen z a igh and may be hired by Societies f = or occas sional meetings at ‘Auditor's Office, ‘Treasury. aE nows, FOR WEDPING PRESENTS. NOVELTIES IX JEWELRY, STAPLE AND FANOY SILVERWARE, LONGWY LaMps, TRIPLICATE MIRRORS, TRAVELING CLOOKS, SCONCES AND MIRRORS. A very large assortment. M. W. GALT, BRO. & €0., fobs 1107 Pennsylvania avenue. COGENS, BUNIONS, £o., radically cured by sifu and pelniog operation, combined oR BE ni ‘effective remedics. Pertect aaa e No. 422 —— ave. febas feb19-1m. rie Sg ee ES | y WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. EOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. Ww Oe YOUNG LADY in a fruit swre, 19 Pa. ave. n.w. NT A COOK at Dining aad. Luach Widens, 31: 111 Pennsylvania = = ‘ANTED—CLARET BOTTLES. W: Highes id for bottles at once. THOMAS Bsa iL, 1213 ave. ir2-3t* ANTED—A respectable, active = MAN ‘with some means Ans a dining ang lnneh room now open. Address Z. ¥. J., Star office. ‘ANTED—One QOOK and two good Wao can shuck raw and steamed 1216 Pa. ave. n.w. ED. DONLEY. WV ESTED=AE the Louise Home, corner Mass. @. and 15th st., a good LAUNDRESS. | Av- ply to-morrow evening, between 6:30 and 8 o'clock. WANTED—A WHITE WOMAN. at 1340 New corks ‘aye., to cook, wash and iron for a small family, and assist with liousework. References re- a LAUNDBESS, and a COLORED MAN for house and dining-room peiriee: Apply between 10 and 12 a. m. at 2026 @ st. mard-3o 'ANTED—By two gentlemen, two furnished, WwW communicating ROOMS, in ‘vicinity of Treas- ury. Ad - H. A., Star Office, stating torms location. ard St" R RENT—With first class BOARD, ina sate family, nioely furnished aD ee OOM: tulte or single, in new house, 804 sae ee (OB RENT— Without Board, Bien tnree OF four specious well furmiahed KoOME, in Randrome heuee on Capitol Hill, Ad jrees ‘* Reliable,” Star office. r-3t* OR KENT—Unfurnished SUITE bay Tine bai second floor, and one oom on third Soon Parties havinw euiliiren Or secraces send aot ‘apriy. 1423 lowa Circle. Mar2-6t* R RENT—PARLOR and BEDROOM on first floor; has dsomely furnished House has mod- ern conveniences. 1o. 2th st. n w. marl-3t* ‘OR RENT AX nicely STEHT front ROOM, second floor ; convenient to street cars: xantie- inen preferred ; references exchanged. 233 Pann- gylvania ave. 8.¢. marl-3t" it a Bp rent 88 per month. | Call on N. RALD, owner, No. 1014 iSthst. new. marl-3t R RI OR_ SALE-That old entetighed Ghoueny Stone per of 4th ith and He OR SALE—Terms $25 cash and $13 monthly; ee strooer HOUSES with all modern im, ANTED_WORK by 8 good remakes and seamstress, by da ratanas | PFoyementa. No. 1113 Park Place p-e.. one block cutting and fitting children’s’ cl Sicihing. “Radress | borth of Lincoln Park. J. W. STARR, aia ow Miss 8. B., city P. O. York ave: et POSITION ac mosscnyer orwateh- | FVCR,SALE. Centrally located, DWELLING No. ‘nani any of the government departments. 919 Get. n.w., 12 r0ons. ALBERT F. FON, Yn monthly instalments. Address | 920¥ st. n.w. fob28-3t” Bix BS star Gates markbt ‘QR RENT—1235 N- Y. ave,, one HOOM, nice- WANTED _Reengctabla white GIRL to do wen: spectable white GIRL to do gen- hte Hafevences requiged., Gall before 12 n004 references requi Wednesday or Thuraday, 629 othiet. nee. m3-20* ANTED_A young ™ knowledge t) deb Printing and Brosses Anitecd 2 ace, experience,and salary exvected (if eatlef a permanent place), PRINTER, Star offic: ANTED-A nicely furnished FRONT ROOM, between 7th and 15th, H and the aveane. Rent payable weekly in advance. No questions asked. Address, stating terms per month, Box 32. Star 7 ANTED=Be & white girl, @ SETUATION as a ook, washer and ironer in a first-class family. Addrecs 2194 F st, 1. arl-2t¥ "ANTED—A WHITE GIRL for jae house- work: German preferred.’ Apply at 314 Pena sylvania ave. n.w., near 3d ‘ANTED—A ERTEEON one of Tagger ment Departments as Messenger. Will one-fifth of wazes se long a8 have the sitnation, Address Box 2, Star office. marl-3t* 7 ANTED—Two respectable YOUTHS desirinz a ‘theoretical and practical education as Archi- fects and Enginecrs, may apply for terms, Oftice 700 N st. n.w. marl-3t* ANTED—A COLORED MAN as a meat and weretable cook. Apply at GREEN MOUNTAIN DINING-ROOM, Washington Market, near 7th st. Junction. marl-2t* ANTED—FOUR LADIES to learn French Sys- tem of Cutting and Fitting vions ‘knowledwe of Atdeg required. Also, LAD totrayel. Room 5, 1321 Fst., after 10 o'clock. marl-; ae ws ‘By eck or moi MORSE asa ventec! iethxce” oh y TON, on reasonable ferme, Adaress CHT, office. Toba coot ANTED—Church POSITION by contralto; good reader, ard voice; best references; Pri ‘Address CONTRA ‘405 0 testantt or Catholic. st. 0. feb37-6¢" TREO SOURy ANDY WARR. ANTS and LAND SCRIP. J. VANCE EES Rooms 43 and 44, Le Droit Building. eb24-1m" ANTED—White and colored ae CHAM- BERMATDS, NURSES, and otter, r help. Families furnished servants gratii sed _Of- fice, Room eee zeceral Building, omer 7th and F, O:#: PRI feb10-23t* arED yee "io examine and choose « BEW- ING MACHINE from 18, 3 different Kinds. Any one not satisfactory subject, & Bia any nting and re} a6 KENNEY, 427 one a 2." Aa id ly furnished. third floor, fifteen feat square, two windows: BOARD if desired. (OR RENT—A 7-room BRICK TIDE, path water and was comer Saat and fats a Sek n Ter month; key at drug store. ply List. UeW., OF AOA te TebIN St OR SALE Very desirable Brick RESIDENCE, Bea oe eens cae woof, S roomie: Price 84,500, TF. at see F et. new. BT 628 TENT—Two two story Brick HOUSES, No. tS Gand 1618 Sth st w., with eight rooms, bath room. all mcdern improvementa, newly peinted end papered. Inquire No. 403 7th st.n.w. large WAl IDI 7th at ow, STORES 1406 Tat. B15; 1219 Sth’ st. n.w , 6 rooms; ..5 rooms, 810; 629 Virginia ave. 26 T1th 8.W. + 9 Tooms; 509 308 14th at. 6 roo! pet S13: oti 1017 F Fat 001 GAYWOOD, To¥s othe mw PE To Bile inthet. "ne wW., 8 rooms, $18; ii dist, 8.w., 8 room #16; 1518. Apis to ot POR SALE Cirmar A very completo and hand- somely finished HOUSE; south front; with- in few feet of Iowa Circle. For terms and eg oP ply at 1812 12th st. n.w. Fv RENT, LEASE, SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR, IMPROV! ED PROPERTY—Two AC mn Prospect sty near Linooln avec ad> Sinko a ine city. Apply 1220 O st-n.w. fedd-12t (OR RENT—COUNTRY PLAGE, having ovory ion Been of healthfulness, uty. nearness sc: Apply on Spriue st., near isth, milo J . BOLLOCK. aa ‘OR RENT= THE very choice four-story BRICK HOUSE, 1404 16th rt., near Scott Statue, All Beh 2 coe oad bath, Rent eis : uire on the premises, or of J. W. P. ones pote street. b23-1m OR. RENT—Furnished ROOMS: = bath and hot and cold water; TABLE "BOARD first- Try class. 332 Indiana ave., fronting Judiciary ody Bauare. Terms moderate. OR BENT Brick Hous southwest corner of 1sth and K sts. with large garden and all modern improvementas will be rent oy 2 a yo manent tenant. febl7- FE RENT—519 age st. Dw. wor cisnidsomely furnished SUITES of RO odern im~ provements: first ang second Moors: bath on each oor ; terms moderat febl4-3m ‘OR ee No. ,131 north A st.. near the Capitol, containin 8 rooms and basement; rent $18. Inquire 123 north A aan SW at RIOE'S F R RENT—Fornished P, rane foam Beating Mvorke, vente 8... LOOMS and ROOMS, furnished for, ho Rowscteop- ores Viren or Messrs. fete we Bro & Cox, 1028 # | yitie nee cement OOM. Bok Penne oo Garvet testers Coton’ ie ANTED_STEAM OARPET OLEANING. ABA ave. i guaranteod. At OHAGH'S, 610 Louis wor! OA On marid BOARDING. (OR RENT—PARLOR and BED ROOM, fur- nished, en suite or single. First-class BOARD. Also, TABLE BOARDERS accommodated. 1328 New York avenue. marl-3t* ROR RENT Targs ROOM, well furnished. on sec- ond floor, with BOARD ; 1338 New York avenue. Tacatien very central pert Very desirable. m1-lw* RENT—Furnished ROOMS, with yseo Tell BQAuD, in a private family. 305 C st. n. Fe Seas or without BOARD, two or three ROOMS, st 507 K et.n.w. ; references ex- FINANCIAL. & RENT—By B. O. HOLTZMAN, Reat EsTaig AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. 415 13th. st. n.w., hall 23 1536 st. n.w,, 17 3G Wi 3 612 Pa. ave. BW, ‘T rooms 1107 Pa. ave. n-w., fine business room. Imake no charge to landlords for advertising their property, and keep it before the public constantly. I bave many of the finest building sites in,the city for sale; also, Houses in every section at prices from $1,000 to $60,000. Now is the time to buy. R. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. EAL ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. E. i. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh street. Wednesdays and Saturdays.) Three-Story Houses, ue Sale. 1448 N st nw. . feb28 Cor. Lani Pitol ets Treiith st. set mod. h.,3 rs, rolina ave.8.e. eb. . S41 2d oles. e.,f-b.,4 7. cacl Untmproved Property For ‘Sale. 16th st., bet.§ and T sts.n.w., per ft.. at. 148 N. Cai 837-839- bet.C and D sts.s.w.,per ft 20 e.. bts. . +20 bet. £20 Cor-dth and K sts.n.e , per ft 220 Est., bet-19th und 20th’sta.n. 218 G st. bet. Del-av st 115 6th st, bet: Va.ave, and K sis, 3.60, per foot. “13 2 nitive Houses Jor Rent. ‘st. (upper part). 0 Beall eee Meridian Hill, 17th 329-333-331 Ma. aren 345-343 Ma. Ipiice: Bachan Lenios Bullaioy One on a email pai meey tor for rent ant le 01 error. complete iis bulletin ‘ested 0 on the Sr ‘and 15th of each month which can be had on application at may office, or will be sent by mail if d desired. a cra 82,000, $1,000, 000, 4" at TY per cont. Auction Sales. On THURSDAY, March 4th, at 4 p.m,, No. 1338 gst. Bw. feb2s EE, YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY in a lexiti- ate business within 6O days, where small cap- ital is required. And investment can be redeemed atany time. Send for information to H. M. LEE & CO., feb28-c03t as Broadway, New ter New York. PERSONAL. ADAM ROSS, the long-established, reliable rvovant ahd Astrologist, ives better satis- faction’ i all affairs of life than any one in the pro- festion ; tells the e,past, Present and future destiny ; gives advice and assistance on all matters apper- tiining to business, love ang ma rimony. ALL IN TROUKLE. Catt. Batisfaction given or no pay. Consultation Rooms, 402° 2d ‘st., above eat Fo® RENT 1916 FIFTEENTH 8T. N.W, ew three-story, nine-room BRIOK DWELL- ie" ice all modern improvements. 1504 CAROLINE ST. N. A neat six-room, press brick front ‘HOUSE, with hot and cold water and bath. 1423-1425 eR aes AVENUE N. Large and handsome STORES; will bo tsa! singly o: or made aeanriatents ing. Desirable OFFICE ‘ROOMS, | in tho best business sections of the city. THOS. J. FISHER & OO., feb21 1223 F streetnorthwest. b28-1w* EATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, on second ¥, oor; convenient to cars. “Table BOARD. | 959 Kst. fel base = TEEMONE HOUSE offers M8, with first class Hotel Board, fee ana 3s0 eles month. House is well furnished, heated wit and every way desirable. Jan’ ana Se HE LOOHIEL HOUSE, 612 12 Oth sf-n-w., isons of the cones, and pike ducted boarding rans houses in the ’. dated at reasonable te: LOST AND FOUND. Latins -PORTFOLIO of 26 Colored Enwravinwa on Lal ate Aristocracy. Suitable reward if left at btar offic mar2-3t* EMORRHOIDS (PILES) CURED WiRHOUT the use of the wnife. Romer! ber, Dothing to pay until you Jare cured. "A, COnK: .W. feb24-12t° eRe "ANDERSON, tho well-known Trance, ‘Test and Business Medi jan Frans formerly of New York city, 18 Soated at Noe Pa. ave. n.w. febd-1 ‘ADAM BROOKE TELLS ALL ‘3 OF LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies and Gentlemen PU cea cache 416 Let., bet, 4th and Sth sta.n.w. “JOHN PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, reports aa to Ja ‘the responsiblity of ply at etek af Lotiret. t.w., © mn £9 1 p.m. eee in before 9 and from 2to6. 11-1: ¥ ee ne eee Se OSTA RECEIPT BOOK. about 12 inches lone and 3 inches wide, containing some blank ceipts and some stubs filled o'bow The finder will please return it to CHAS. UNCANSON, 9th and D et. n.w. inard-3t OST Sunday afternoon. in Towa Circle, a Child’s with the name ‘‘Dora,” cut in the gold. ‘the finder will ours a as turning the same to 1313 N st ‘OUND.—Left on our counter a POCKET- BOOK containing, mone} ich the owner can get by provine proventy and paying cost of adver. tisement. OR & HUFTY, 933 Pennaeiyanis rd for re- FOR SALE. FoR SALE—Complere Gentlemen's Tura out, HORSE, BUGGY, HAINESS, mn) as food a8 1 e at TESS: 's Cigar Store, corner 15 othe ree Y¥. ave. marl-3t* ‘OR SALE—Fine MARE, BuOGy, and HARNESS, Saddle Mate: price 922 BD | F Can be scen at GHEEN & ‘OSBO! Stables, 627 G st. n.w. EROUESSION AL. M. LONG, residence, No. street n.w., unlesr absent on professional business. left on_ his slate punctually attended to. feb18-1m* \00T SURGERY, CORNS. Bunions, Diseased Nails. Chilbiains, Vascular Ex- cresences, &c. DR. 'S nineteenth con- Eecutive year Of practios in Washi D.0. His ington, D.O. establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania i Willard’s Hotel, is atronized tyr th Suh 4 rine world. Office fee 81 per visit. NED. ,H.,, JOHNSTON, Oftice 616 9th ‘et. 6 formerly over Ballantyne's Aspecialty.- ‘Feet on Gold ana buries ay Sa ee Begt of of reference. 3s .R. COLLERTE, 1104 R. WETGERBORT De Derg conrad ATT 12th st. aim —a tmarl-6e* aire CELLULOID ETH inserted q OR SAL! R NT—Ar Low Rates— per and operations on the! A fine-toned PIPE ORGAN, at 723 7th| Raturai Teeth at reseou able prices. x= Bt. feb28-6t" ing, 60 cents. deol6 on SAEE—By_D. A DENISON. 035 M8. BEORR, DENTIST, No. 725 47a n.W., High. tee Poultry and Fan 2 Pretest ver Simms’ Drug Store. Ni- Eiatt first premiums awarded me at the National , November, 1 J, and ten premiums by the D. C. Poultry Aesocia Ganuary. 1SH0, | Bere #159 REELS: ach arTetl BRO Ni EGHORNS, BURE COcH WING GAM ES, HAMBI and BANTANBS. Satataction udrantocd 26-4 OR SALE—20 Head of HORSES. Just arrived from Ohio, are good workers and Grivers Also,‘one BAY; 16 hands high, “ai stylish; can trot in le ‘0, three COUPES, and three Saddle HORSES. Can be seen at feb26-6t POE SALET EGGS for hatching £ an ee horns and Silver Peneiled: Hamburca, which took first premium at W: ashiogton “and at t National Far. Inquire W. G. LEE, 1521 Madison feb17-ec: JOHN SIMMONS’ Stables, W- feat extrac. ‘esth of ev, a inserten.| aan operaiona the natural teeth performed with care and satiar faction, i to the pleasant and convenient Three lines of cars ar me 8. T. M. TALBOTT, Temoved to southeast onan ith gna Streets northwest. ‘Teeth inserted @' | E. DU! DENTIsT, 919 7th street pat between f and Kats Beautis ‘0 fee a THE TRADES. 88; Teeth without pain, 60 Withont pain, 60 centa. IAVE FOR SALE A VERY LIGHT BRE’ T BARE Sth neck Poy Buea ae ood as new. poe, Oy new Ave; glass Landean, in use ut one month only, made by a’ first-class manu- facturer of Philadelphia. A bargain. One (1) Coupelette, in use but one month, mado y the same maker. Also. a very nice Coupe, in first-class order. an assortment of CARRIAGES and BUG- GIES of at gut manufacture, and a good 4 BUGGIES and other V1 EHICLES, sold very low at m factory, 12, 414, 416 14th et, corner u ADEN, 3. JOYOE. lot_of OANA- EE aie cueing BRDE BRNO, ve HT RSE Rey MT ei vee tite pe TIES ABOUT. PR CHAa NG. OR DISPOS- ing of S and, as SALE—A CARRIAGES, HOW! feSts, will dud it to thele sdvans taxe to call'on me, a8 I have a constali demand for the same. ‘Allorders f asin oF dlaposing will receive peonint attention apd Snteod. Wit. . DOWNEY, Stable, 1018 ane Summ FINE ‘PIANO: Littl clnding: one STIEFF Osbin a we a for cash, at 723 aes st. eae ORGANS. ORGANS. and ern, in a ew Seven ani ongans on “Celebrated Arras a Solid Ws eee ‘ a ard 0, SEM sie n.w., one door north vania ave. febl7-1y Ww. WHEATLEY. DYEING AND SCOURING, 49 JEFFERSON 8T., Gzorazrows, D. 0. Work called for, and delivered free of charge. ‘Send your address. febT eee Boas Deseday loa pea recalvoxtie uk Has Worker, id mes its of + It maber the number, re ae te puble ia informed that the a cEtOH INDERY 2 workm em ‘and the work fasnet oat Tate eae piarets an Teich fas always been 8 the estal aps io. Pennsylvania ‘avenue, third floor. Ce ok are An. JOB en DG DEY MONOPOLE, EXTRA, HEIDSIEOK & 00. ESTABLISHED 178. CHAMPAGNE. OBUSE & FILS FREES, BORDEAUX. FINE CLARETS AND SAUTEBNES. ‘FOR SALE IN WASHINGTON, D. 0., by @. G. Oo! SHOEMAKER & Heprzoa, B. W. E&ep’s Sons, Tos: Russe.y, Bnownie & Mippieron, N. W. BuRcHELL, W. Onxx & Soxa, J. H. Maarupgs, G. O. Baran, Morar ore zoe Buus. Cy Cstarrh Qure; Mineral Ast on draught. Ou- Agee B. & A. B. Onoriex, GronGETown, D.O. sie in gens, boi ‘Wash; Hop Bitters, Layette eae ors Toth ad Hata BIS CBEw anaes ©. BOYER, Ast i'M OCKSTADT, dealer in a reen sa d Domestic Fruit and Produce, French and der ait wing Contes ee rg SBE | evecu EE SESE rs . OF 1B. Patent Of BIG BUG. eer cb teh |b OR RENT— B. H. WARNER, 916 F STREET per NoRTHwest. B.w.oor.17& F n.w.166% 935 V: . is38 nee 30le Tata Good (4 shade. Rentlow. FIOES IN 916 F ST. N.W. The Real Estate Review, pt published at my office on the 25th of each montne contains 8 com) mp ee list of all the bouses 1 x have for rent, ith reports concerning the condition of real rats market throughout the: country. Oalland getacopy. tr A. MocINTIRE, g REAL ESTATE, BROKE! No. 918 F street, opposite Masoaic Temple. For Rent. oO B zg F Suburban Maneion,..195 Mis TdT Saat. aw Ast st., opp. Capitol...70 1246 I st. n. 21st, near H n.w. 10th SALE! 1 w House near 17th ‘and M ste 88, 500 Gor iathand Eta close an orate) > 3,500 New Brick, near 7th and Qn.w. = 3,000 ed Bri > 8,000 New Houses on D'cteer ine = 1,500 Houses near new niarketon Sth st 83,660'and 1° 600 Lot in northwest, 19:6x145: no caal for two years. Lota near 151 mts Der foot ith ‘and Q sts n.w.. 30 cei MONEY TO LOAN! MONEY TO LOAN! re e large and small sums always on hand to t lowest rates. E. A. MoINTIRE. FR*AL ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHEEBMAN & 00., Bt. Cloud Building, ‘Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUE RENT AND BUY A HOME. HOUSES AT ALL PRICES, AND ON TERMS TO SUIT. A Listen ‘Brick, buildin, 1th and ‘x. emalt can cans a eymaats beiance Wetaresome desirabi Howse ta ouange fo ex 01 desirable Lote. i MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate security, at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. fe19 a 5 ee ae a OR SALE—2 a Banoatx—Spiendid Chance to Builders—Several fine LOTS, facing oe Seg ry tt - and dt. st. east; also on Q, near = Toquire 428 11éh st. b. marae” SALE—Twe seta of MACHINERY for mak. Finan ‘Mineral Jills Pe Sroonge and in comp! order. Tbe seld cheap. Address Daw SINGLETON, care Dae & Kyle, Baltimore, Md. ar2-20° aN sae AND 925 MONTHLY WILE BU clerant new WELLING, all Dew. cash a gi0 pontin BUILDING LOTS: Ww. Call oa HESTER, 919 7th st.” LADIES’ GOODS. ME J.P. PALMER, No. 1107 F Street Northwest, Having ist returned from New York, will exhibit during ie Week an elewant stock of CHIP and STRAW GOODS axp FRENCH MILLINERY NOVELTIES, For Early Spring Wear. marl OR SALE—CIGAR: Jocation in city. Gress 1207 Pa. ave WANTED 32,000 and. @1,200, in two sums, on pod city real estate, 7 per cent., bj pany 3 able and willing 80 pay interest promplly. "Box 38,Star ffice. marist 3 8c ad iguag ahd all booor sary outbuildings, and abundance of all kinds of fruit; or will exchange for xood unencumbered c ty property. Addrpas J.R., Star office. marl-8t* TIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT. —FOR SALE ee: credit, with small cash payment, FEET OF GROURD, fronting southeast, ampehire ‘avenue, between N street and opemieacs north of N st.; one square we-t of Britiah Mint Will exchange in part. J. STARR, 1429 New York avenuer” rarl-6t TOR RENT—ONE-HAL¥ OF ROOM 19, LeDroit ‘Building. To a good party a deeizable office 1e0m at a low rent. feb POR SE ear with oven, stable; lot terme, Apply to ‘ALBERT | 0 F feb2S 3t Fe Sx ‘aluable Business PROPERTY, ecrner %th and Rhode Islaud aye... opp. Citizen's Market. ALBERT F. FOX, No. st. Rew. fab28 OR SALE—AT a BARGaiN—One of t some. three-story press-briek HO! 1880 1880 SPRING. MME. M. J. HUNT. Hos. 691 and 693 D Street, Has just returned from New York, and will A rtment on MONDAY, March 1st, a full assot SPRING MILLINERY GOODS. feb28 ig DOUGLASS’, Ninth and F Sts., St, Olowa Brag, 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 Vay windo dow, cn north side of Mat ne BALMORAL SKIRTS, AT LOW PRICES. 4 ine room F imps . perfect conditions Brick stable on tear Ete to DOUGLASS’, OTOL GRE ons, 412 7th st. Yor | tena 523-594 and 546 Ninth st. UR SALE. Several lots of City Railroad and Insurance STOCKS and Local BONDS, all of which are re- Hable dividend paying investments. H. J. FROST, feb28-6t* 420 Gth st. n. ve LOAN, MONEY oN. ON REAL ESTATE, Sur, At 6, 7 and 8 per ‘cent. No Delay When Eecurity is Ample. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, feb28 10th and F sts. n.w. [OEY To Loan pA LOWEST RATES, ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE SECURITY. THOS. J. FISHER & CO. feb28-6t st. NJPEESE, PROPERTIES ARE OFFERED FOR Sale at low prices and on eay terms: ‘Nos. 1510, 151 514, 1518, 1520, Madison s' between 15th an gon, 2 and Q bts. n.w.. ne Brick Cottages, w fer, was, &c., ranging in ter price from 1, ‘sob teas 000: Lot t 19, equare 211," 14th st., between N and Khode Islan Lots 6and.18 block 8, Meridian Hill. Lot7, block 8, and lot 13, block 7,, Howara Uni- yerpity" erounds. Apply to Mrs. wae aon si 038-3 CHANGE GROCERY doing cash. Aten to 4 thirty dollars per day, for stock of Dairy and it Farm. Answer, if you mean busin full name, Box 144, Star office. fel E HAVE FOR IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT IN GOO) ESTATE, AtGand7 ae band T percent, $20,000, 86,000, 83,000, 82,000 and 1,000. Also, ‘for gale very cheap, several two and three- story HOUSES, which will be sold on the monthly- installment plan, only a small cash payment bein required. Desirable HOUSES and BUILDIN LoTs: for sale on the most placed in our hands Teceives our personal attention, . BURFORD & 00., 708 E street n. w. 24 ROE SALE_A LUNOH and MILK BUSINESS, hear to severel government departments. of we onli Exchange for nt Lot. Apply at x a n.w., between 8 and 11 a.m. and and 4p. ‘TO MAIN BROS., St. antes Hotei, corner sa and Fonasyivaiiia ave. sw giitey cura Pitny, sell or Srevangs Oy ot == TO LOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SEOURITY, B. H. WARNER, Jans 916 F st. nw. ONEY TO LOAN LIFE AND Eas Ww MENT TNOORANGE. BOLIGIES We also buy gina wig Policios issued by o2 nies, mat FW dress, losing stamp for xepk ens . ROGERS 2 " Le: if and Baltimore. rats 03 10 LOAN i REAL E3TATE SEQURITY— Teen 81,000, $800, poop and § fourde’ jan3-2m* 323 436 street northwest. EDUCATIONAL. TE EL, Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and J35 ae Mellas thone wishing fo'be senna Per ‘Feachers rate. Line Er feb26-1m' Preresce LARROQUE, 728 Ey st., native French Instructor, graduate of Yorbonne Uni- x ersitye Paris. Private instruction in all the French branches and niceties. Terms moderate. feb21-5w* A TARE TEACHER OF SPENCERIAN PEN: MANSHIP will give instructions to a limit ‘umber of pupils at their residences. ‘Terms mode Ad ae anes erate. "88 Box 62, Star office. iVENING OLASSES—Mon ui > Friday ee day, na in rageneee "LATIN go Eearae ign. ENGLISH. | MAT! gr iS. Preparation for Ooilege, West Private lessons at other he hours. 8. BW. Aapagel A.M., 702 Sth street new. jane 910 ATH BT MILLE V. PRUD'HOMME'S term january. Gises hours, 11.8. m., 3%, 4 and 6x p.m.” Hours werved for private re advan! fered 10 all Sos doen ats — corner of I. ns After School Hours. Madame OF SHORTETDO RS AME Peinetpal. Se CrnrAD, PUSRtEsS COLLEGE. OoRNER 7TH STREETS [ves education for real Ui life to sons ad datghters. rises anship, se Ment August and thers. aay eh or address aun Hi. 0. SPENCER Purorrare _ PIANOS A AND ORGANS. _ St EFF PIANOS.—Highest honors Paris Ex- Position Universelle 1878. TWO FIRST PREMIUMS st National Fair, Washington. D.O. The BStieff Boudoir Grand, the Artist's Piano, defies competi- tion. Agente for the celebrated Kranich & Bach and her ies clare Pianos and the ‘unrivaled ‘Peloubet Ci BHO. AGENT 3, febl?_ 793 Tth st. m.00., between Gand H. IANOS AN; ORGANS AT PRIOES THAT DE- f Y CORPONEY T. NIWNTO & 00. ~ Wan feb13 HE BEAUTIFUL oo eeGa PIANI aece-sm BURNS soa st. h. MM, MNABEVS PIANOS. reas BEST NOW MANGE coasts Enaorecd and PIANOS from RIGHENBAOH'S 021-6m No.4¥3 110h st, few doors above Paav- COAL AND WOOD. « Boum QPESING OF SPRING GARMENTS. SILK, SILK DE LYONS and DRAP D'ETR MANTILLAS. LIGHT WEIGHT ULSTERS, JACKETS AND OIROULARS, At M. WILLIAN’S, 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. [fcb16) 907 Pa. ave. ERMILYA’S LADIES’ BOOTS, Unsurpassed for Beauty, Comfort agd Durability? Winter BOOTS selling at reduced prices, at J. H. VERMILYA's, febs 610 9th street. M™™ rian FABEIONABLE BLE DRESSMAKER. PA TEBE MOURNING ORDERS. st shortest notice, and in most artistis ORES nom 907 Pa. ave. (28: BUPPERT, ‘TEMPLE OF FANCY GOODS, No. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w., Received per steamer Berlin a fine assortment of GERMAN FAVORS, SILK and COTTON DOMINO MASKS,; PAPER MASKS of all characters. VALENTINES of all description. BELLE LUCAS. DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PABLOES, 801 MARKET SPAOE, Oorner 8th st., Keep Building. jan2 PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. Geoll ADIES’ SHOES—OF THE ONLY IN THE ror WE MAKE TO ORD) Sip Rane AN ASBOE: . G. SOHON'’S 6504 11th st. Branch H. WIREMAN'S. novas BOOK S, &e. N piaeroe of minder Duff, a celebrated In- dian Missionary," 2 vols., €8.75._ ¥arrar's Lite of t. Paul, new and complete edition, in 1 Shuahing and Foe b: Ae 8 #50. 50. Thoughts on Great Myst 1-25" Tne: Mantiness of Christe, by Tushos 81 Pout Grant, by John L. Swift, $1. His Majesty Myself, No tame series, Tad and complete seesrtiment of Lenten Books, at, BALLANTYNE feb20 . 498 7th street n.tv. ‘EST PUBLICATIONS. NURE, UNDER THE TRI-OOLO} ROMANOES OF THE | MIDDLE B AGES “Cox, AL, FC and other Le Ror ao JAMES J. CHAPMAN, feb16 MrvhoroLitas Boomsonte BEd Pa, ave, NEW PUBLIcaTIons. SECOND VOLUME MEMOIRS OF MADAME DB BEN MUSAT, in Paper, 60c. Franklin Square, MOTHS. By Ouida. Oloth, $1.25. mE OUsS OF PRINCE METTERNIOH, 2 vols. TENNYEON'S SONGS. Set to Music. 95. ALL NEW BOOES RECEIV} Seer o EB A8 SOON AS THE FINEST Ce Re STATIONERY A BOOKSELEEH aD STATONGS, feb6 5 Pa, ave., cor. Lith ALENTINES FOR 1880. VALENTINES, FOR 1880. NALENTINES FOR 1980. BUNDY'S JUSTICE. phe Justice's Manuel of Statute, Judicial and Elementary Law, with appropriate Forms for the tise of Justices of the Paes, Constables, Notaries Public, Commissioners, Lawyers and’ Business fien, bs by Chas: 8. tof Bundy, of the District of Colum- Price e’ Game of ‘*Fifteen,” the “New solitaire, 96 cts. Court of Claims Reports, 1. 14, Hughes! U, 8. Circuit Gourt Heports, ‘or sale by BOOTS AND SHOES. HOES, SHOES FOR THE mILEAIO Good School Shoes, 75,85. and #1 Guslaren's School. Shoes, 80, 60 asd ts 4 the Dest $1 Miss Peb. Goat Button Shoe i Washington. Another case Ladies’ Gore Bus. King, Sve. ; two more cases Women's House Slip- pers, 60 anid 68, worth 75c. We have the best $1.25, 42,50 and 82 Gent's Gaiter in town. “French Kd 83, formerly 8 *g14 and 1916 Pa, ate., Sign Big Sho Pair Justh's Heel Taps given away. feb Bexene rane trl ep aeipmnen in reld Men's Hand sewed Congres mid Sptto 80, reduced to $5; Men's Fre Han fowed Long Boots, P8 reduced yeh Gal Men’s Hand-se1 mg Boots, $6, reduced to $5. Lother winter goods at corresponding reductions Srouss, Tots 18 Pea pase ‘OU CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST bat (| BOOTS ANP SHOES, BY GOING To THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsyloanta avenue. Our Goods were all igods were all bought before the advance in WILL BE SOLD AT PRIME COST For THE Next 15 Days. N¢4TIeNaL FAIR ASSOCIATION. FIRST PREMIUM BEST OOAL KIRDLING WOOD was awarded tous overall coun | & STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, We aex Office: 12th and Penna. avenue. Main . Fst. D.w.; Leila rivet B- D.w.:and 271 Pa. ave. 6.6 O BE IN THE FASHION you must provide yourself with a package of ELE- OAMPANE and HOREHOUND COUGH DROPS. §4r-25c. for a balf pound. AEBTHUB NATTANS, Puagmacwz, feb21 16th ond I ots, and 94 and D sis. n.w. Yadles Solid: A Misses? “Baa pasgoe cot rnd” fn EO. McCARTHY. STABLISHED 1865. MONEY ON OOLLATERAL AT 6 PER SS NO REASONABBLE OFFER REFUSED __ stock of UnredeemedPledges, a9 For our large oe consist WATCHES, DIAMONDS, ana JEWELRY. CLOTH! ZEEE TOADIN UNS MUBIOAL rN et J. M. & B. COHEN, LOAN OFFICE, febl7 1007 7th strest northwest. emma A Tollet: based on products from Hands kd oft Ruralis ures, uapPea and ‘Rough xc. Clean and agree- ablein use. ‘To be had of if = B REVOLVERS an i druggists. Price fob1s-im? f