Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STA WASHINGTON, THUESDAY............. March 4, 1880. 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 to that * of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. The Double Sheet on Saturday. Advertisers and newsdealers will confer a favor by sending tn their orders as early as pos- sible for Saturday’s enlarged and extra edition. ‘The number of copies of THE Stak printed and sold for the week ending Feb. 2, reached 115,984. The number of advertisements printed in February was 1,495. Increase over last year 124. Increase for January, 1250 Total increase for two months, 249 Total umber of new advertisements thus far this year, 3,1173 being more for two months than all of the other Washington papers added to- gether print in six months, and read in THE Srar by three times as many people. ——_ore ____ ‘Tilden Sticks. Mr. Tilden has disposed of the rumors of his intended withdrawal from the presidential race by formally and positively declaring that he is in the field and will remain there until the nomination shall be decided. Those who best know his methods of political maneuvering say that he has never really, for a moment, enter- tained the idea of abandoning the contest for his party’s nomination; but, at allevents, he Permitted doubt to be thrown upon his inten- tions. He was, perhaps, waiting for his party to urge him to accept the nomination, but as the time for holding the convention drew nearer it became more and more apparent that Til- den’s retirement would please the masses of the democracy better than his candidacy. When he learned that the party was willing to permit him to retire to the peace- ful shades of Greystone, and t make the race with some other man at the head of its ticket, Tilden evidently concluded that it was fume for positive action. He assembled his most trusty friends—known as the Tilden syn- dicate—together in New York city last Satur- day, and they were authorized to announce to the country that Tilden would be on hand in Cincinnati asking for a renomination. Speaker Randall was present at the conference, and since his return to Washington he has informed the democratic members of Congress “officially” of Tilden’s purpose to seek a renomination. ‘This action of Tilden puts an end to all negotia- Uons fur peace and harmony between the two elements of democracy in New York. Tam- many stands boldly by the position it took last fall and announces that if Tilden ts the presi- dential nominee the 0,000 democrats who voted against Robinson will “bury him out of sight.” ‘Tilden cannot conciliate Tammany, therefore he must expect to crush it. The fight between them is renewed, but it is now upon a nation scale. ‘The same tactics that Mr. Kelly pursued in the State convention, he announces, will be adopted in the national convention. He will apply for the admission of the Tammany detezation, and feels confident they will be seated. Then he will formally announce to the convention that @ large proportion of the New York democrats will bolt the nomination of Tilden, but that they will cordially support any other man. Then, should Tilden win, can anpbody doubt that the democrats who defeated Robinson in New York will hesitate to cast their ballots against the man they hate even worse than Robinson? Prominent democrats in Congress who have been endeavoring to harmonize party affairs in New York are very much discouraged at the difficulties presented, and curses both loud and deep are being hurled at Tilden. It does not require a canvass of democratic congress- ammen to show that, with but very few exceptions they are bitterly hostile to Tilden. A leading democratic Senator said yesterday:— “If the democratic party loses this next elec- ton it will be through Tilden, He has divided the party and it never can be reunited until we get rid of him. He is a cold and selfish schemer, and if he fails to get the nomination he will se- cretly do all in his power to prevent us from carrying New York. Hels too heavy a load for us to carry, and my only fear is because of him.” This is the opinion of very many demo- eratic Congressmen, and during the present week several serious conferences have been held for the purpose of devising some Plan by which Tilden can be thwarted. One plan suggested {s that the anti Tilden democrats shall decide upon some man tosupport forthe nomination and then go to work for him in earnest. It ts conceded that the Gramercy statesman is a powerful manipu- lator of politics, and that if his opponents di- vide their strength between several candidates he will probably win the nomination. Hence the suggestion that all the anti-Tilden forces be concentrated. From now until the meeting of the Cincinnat! convention there will be as active a contest waged in democratic ranks be- tween Tilden and anti-Tilden men as is going on in the republican party between the friends and opponents of Gen. Grant. ————_~+ee-—___ Count Von Moltke believes firmly in the ad- age ‘in time of peace prepare for war.” In the debate on the army bill In the German Reich- stag he urged the enlargement of the army, say- ing that while there was no indication at pres- ent that the peace of Europe would be dis- turbed, the only way to maiptatn tranquility is for Germany to have an army so large that her demands for peace will always be respected. He called attention to the fact that while other European nations have but one exposed border, Germany and Austria could be invaded from two sides. Such arguments as these are put before the public, but the true object in view in enlarging the German army fs no doubt to keep pace with the increase in the milltary forces of France. ————~~co —___ Among other hospitalities extended to M. de Lesseps in New York, he had the opportunity the other day to attend a $200,000 fire, and see ‘the operations of the fire department. Of course he was surprised and delighted, as he was ex- pected to be, with the extent and perfection of the apparatus, the skill and energy of the men, and the supply of water. But what puzzted the great engineer most, and what he wanted to know, was, why we do not in this country build more substantially and more securely, and thus beable to dispense with such expensive munt- cipal appendages as we are obliged to support, and atthe same time practically escape all risk of extensive conflagrations. The old fellow evi- dently bas an idea that prevention is better than. cure, or something like that, running through ‘his mind. —— ‘The nihilist assassin who fired at Gen. Mell- koff, military dictator of St. Petersburg, was a better marksman than his contederates who several times fired at the Czar. He hit his mark, but he had not taken into account the bullet-proot armor which the general wore un- derneath his coat. The next man deputed by the nihilists to shoot one of the Russian rulers will probably alm at the head or face, which cannot, very conveniently, be covered by a coat of mail. The Czar finds cause for congratula- ion in the fact that the assassins are directing their attention and their bullets at somebody ise than bimself. ‘There is a good deal of blood on the face of the Journalistic moon in St. Louis, and blood red blood, at that. A street meeting occurred a few evenings ago between Col. Hyde of the Republi- can and Col. McCullagh of the Globe-Democrat, Which, however, only resulted in a draw game ot sharp words. Since then Col. Hyde and Col. Pulitzer of the Post-Dispatch met in the street, and this time the consequences were more serious. The story is, that, owing to the promi- uence of Col Pulitzer’s olfactory facilities, that gentleman got a little the worst of the meeting, ‘Dut the damage was slight. The much talked of alleged intoxication ok the St. Louts delegation sent here to secure the meeting of the demo- cratic convention in that city was the cause of ‘the trouble. —_——_— sa mother drove the and ia au ook ge het Solem wits Hop Bitters. koe .—We have this da ited Mr. a Sue Bole A rent fon tonne of ou Gic (lee ‘Gosmographie he Bite stot GVashinston, February ae 1988. maré-6t pe SHOE STORE, maré 1614 14th st. Sk N EW MAPLE SUGAR, z o EXOELLENT QUALITY. N. W. BURCHELL, mari-2¢ 1332 F street. IANO AND ORGAN REPATRING AND TUN- ING.—Having lately added a Tepairing department to our Traritesn Sl how accert all orders for Rebuilding, Varnisbins, Repairing and Tuning Piatos and Or. guaranteeing isfaction and at Sefy" competition.” SIDNEY "T. ‘NIMMO & OO-. 410 11th st. n w. ard QPreciaL NOTICE. 8 The new and handsomely arrange sf MAR! Incated on. Tmizas Tana See Et a SATURDAY NIGHTS, with a full assortment of every ain usually found in a firs ‘This will be a very convenient market for famiites reeiding in the northern section of thecity, and those on the lines of the 7th and 9th street rail- roads. mart Ww. Or ABEECE ore Jas. H. Magn. UVALL & aA irance pnd Real 804 F st. ng SproitE Building. HOUSES RENTED. rR geek FOR 8, RENTS COLLECTED. (ONEY INVESTED. General Agents for the following Fire Insurance Companies: Girard, Philadelphia. Orient, Hartfor« Lorillard, New York. Tradesmen, New York. tland. pit Ses URCHARD'S MIXTURE HE NEW ‘The great favor with wht my Canned Coffer has been reeeived has induced me to give the public a new Tea. As its name implies, this is a mixture. Its peculiar excellence is based upon the fact that no one, Kind of Tea 1s possesied of al! the fine flavors, that a judicious combination of different kinds proauces @ best drink obtainable at a given cost. it is handsomely packed in Patent Boxes holding one pound each, is eold in no other way and by no other person. tis the best Tea ever offered for 50 genta per pound. [The sale of Ganned Coffee and Patapsco Baking Powder is steadil; oa Pa. ave. and Four-and-a-half st. Remember the place. mart RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, MALARIA, DIPHTHERIA, PNEUMONIA, SORE THROAT, INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS, &c. TRADE “SAPANULE.” MARK. The Celebrated Glycerine Lotion Gives Immediate Belief and a Radical Cure. Lame Back; Inflammation of the Ridneys, Back- he, Piles, Bunions or Soreness of the Feet from aver ¢anse, Burns or Scalds, and all Inflam- hai jgeases. TN Household can affsrd to be without it. Physicians use and recommend We can refer to thousands who owe their lives to “SAPANULE.” Our Dluminated Circulars sent free, upon appli- cation by letter: owiee in frying it, a8 wo guarantes satisfaction or ioney refunded. ‘50 cents ani #3 i per bo Trial Bottles, Ran by all Druggists. SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, PROPBIETORS, mari-e0 237 Broadway, N. ¥. ‘ANTED—Purchasers for three new WHITE MANTELS, to be sold at bargain for cash, | Inquire 1890 Ft. n. w., 3d floor. DERSONS WANTING THEIR GARDENS PUT order, such as walks, sodding and patien: shrubbery, &c., will Ond to thelr advantage to call or address W. B. RIORDAN, 611 Not. n.w. mar3-2t OATS! @ATS!! 20,000 BUSHELS CHOICE SEED OATS VEBY CHEAP, ar WM. M. GALT & CO.'S, Corner Ist street and Indiana avenue, mar3 Near Baltimore and Ohio Dapot HE WHITE HOUSE. OF SATURDAY EXT CONTAINS EVIDENCE OF RASCALL. i, WYTHE SECUND AUDITOR'S OFFICE: OF INATORS. “AND MEMBMING: A MASONIO MURDER IN THE LODGE 800; ‘The newsboy who sells most of this copy will get five dollars. Office, 621 E st. mar2-6t* Proposals for Hydraulic Cement. OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR Strate, Wak anp Navy DEPARTM+NTS, > WASHINGTON, D. C., Marci 2, 180. " Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering 2,500 barrels, more or less, of natural Hydraulic Gement, at the site of the noth wing of the Build: tate, War and Navy Departments in this city, will be’ received at this offico until 12m. of Matcw 12, 1880, aud opened immediately there- after in presence of bidders. cifications, general instructions for bidders, blank forms of proposal will be furnished to Tegular manufacturers aud dealers: upon. applica tion to,this office. THOS: LINCOLN C mar2-6t Gel. Gorpa of Engincots. ACARD. ‘Having more Heavy Goods on hand at this season of the year than I usually have, and in order te re- uce them as quickly as possible, preparatory to opemmng my Spring Stock, I will continue to sell for the NEXT TEN Days, at the Reduced Prices which I have heretofone offered, viz: TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT on OVERCOATS, BUSINESS and DRESS SUITS, COATS and VESTS, CASSIMERE PANTS, And YOUTHS’, 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 Taree Doors East oF 11TH St. LUMBER OF ALL KINDS. -Larag lot of OAK Couchmakers' and Wheelwrights* ie soba bans any yard in Washington; corner WM. McLEAN, JOUN T. MITCHELL, 931 Penna, avenue, OFFERS GREAT ATTRACTIONS IN POPULAR DRESS GODS, JACKETS, ULSTERS, &c. LADIES' UNDERWEAR, IN GREAT VARIETY. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS OF ALL KINDS. We shall continue taking 10 per cent. off all Cash Bales for a few days only. Now is the time to Secure Bargains. ‘USSELL’'S: oe ‘All Varieties 2 Qelors. Small CHARLOTTE RU! seve Pins re) feb28-6t WEDPING CARES a spss! febs-Imap2e : oy York ave = HABITS MADE TO ORDER, AFTER THE LATEST ENGLISH STYLES. W. 8. TEEL, 935 Penna. avenue. SPECULATION. Cotton for Future Delivery, is the beat «No. : | Set naa ohne ees eee Fel value about $6,000. 2 faith action of business entrusted to re can refer to ed ceeee eta hs a Mar: Rote of the Ui J. ee EDDY & CO., marl i m2-1m 128 Pearl street, New York. \UCALYPTINE. Toilet. based on pepsacs from the and ze. ere shiein eal Gear ‘use. emia Gruauints, Price 35 WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. LADIES’ GOODS. NY ‘ciyood paring positon. “Apply at 612 einat: | Eandtve communicator SEDHOOMS on Gest nos = maggustiy Fer patil Geno eee es Lie oe map pom pane Waits ‘WOMAN to cook, wash and iron, ‘and do general housework. Apply at 623 6th Want buy 8 No. 1 SADDLE HORSE; no other kind wanted. Address Box 158, House P. 0. mars-3t* ‘ANTED—A MAN, in the country, tt mth ‘under- garden one 6 Apply 614 Pa. ave. Bae So ANTED—Furnished, one. or two SE vir enient of entrance. No questi TL LIAM WOOD, Star Office. aaeeD TELT TWO first- = ante Wise 8. ‘Permanent position and good wages givens at 790 THE 2.W- maré-3t ‘ANTED—A sara ani, Good to cook, was! pnd iron; three in ft wages. bring best of reference. Mass. ay. n.e. mae R RENT—A DINING and LUNCH ROO! nished or unfurnished. Bos, ten-room beet ous z fret clans order: hal, wate ‘pro. Yaquiroot #8, 3 8. JAGR" 1B RENT—One iicely- are FMoont i, firet floor front: terme remarkavly cheap. Inquire 714 10th st.n.w. Gentlemen ferred. man OR BENT, Three Unfurnished ROOMS on Arat or four on second floor ; all modern con- venience: Opent B10 for eiier ‘floor. Apply 135, F De. R RENT—HOUSE, wt R st.n. Ae ane * sieht root (gag; stable in rear: rent t 815 ber month; Key at ‘Grocery Store. ANTED—To buy for casb, of owner, small W nick ROUSE, “Location Preferred, Ft 22. ‘7th to 15th sts.n.w. Box 30, Star Office. ' mar4-3t* WAktep Arcos OPERATOR. (white) on the old_ Wheel: ‘Wilson iz machine. ler & Apply after 6 p.m. At 21T letet-, betwemn Band G ‘ANTED—A settled colored woman desires a PLAGE as laun dress or cook. | Best of recom- ee furnished. A 2009 Kat. 2, W. mard-2t* ‘ANTED—Four or five ROOMS for eee: ing, or a small House, nicely located. arete, wi fut all particulars, for one W2ek, 1300 Q st PS, cor. 6th WV ASTEDAR HUDSON & MABAIN an ake ‘hintself st. ant WHITE GIRL to Kitchen, ‘and. COLORED BOY to make generally ‘usefal. Wilererente: & 14 to a8 years old; lives with his pare: Spell we I; good recommenda- “Clerk, M08 Ts een dest oa Colored Boos er 4 10to 1; errands. Latter can eall after 6 p.m. mi4-6* WV reg iro repectablo white girls SITU- ATIONS—one girl for general housework and the other for chamber work and plain sewiug—in a Rembectanio retiate tamtly.” City reference sm be given. Box 7, Star offi mars-2t* ARTED=By a 001 fenant, a small HOUSE, trally located. Address, statiny, p lars, Re Wer Hades a ANTED—VAGANT LOT not exceeding 150. r foot; part cash; balance tradé te. Address TAX, Star oftice. 973-2" ANTED—A sood second-hand TrERG for Gash. | Price not to exceed 8125. Address. by, mail, initials E. O., Washington, D.C. 1 att ‘ANTED—A HOUSE of 8 or 9 rooms, between Gand Oand 9th and 14th sis. Rent payable in advance. Address ‘ Star Office. m3-2? ANTED_First of ae one, or two unfur- nished ROOMS, or one furnished. | Addresi 0. WILL! for 20 days J. IAMSON, oat se ra L.W. r3-3t* TANTED_A COOK, WASHER and aT TRONEE for a entleman and jady, during, the day only. Must understand her business and have ref- erence. Address B., Box 114, Star Office. _m3-2t* ANTED—A SITUATION, by a respectable W young lady, to take care of children and make if generally useful doing light housework, & Gan ae vers neat sewing, and is oouaaEy nial ent. _ A good home preferre wages. > Gress M. ©., Star Otics. mard-8t ANTED—CLARET BOTTLES. SUSE price paid for bottles at once. THOMAS 1213 Pa. ave. m: ANTED—A LAUNDRESS, and a TeEED MAN for house and dining-~ a Ait Apply between 10 and 12 a. m. at 2 @ st. n.w. anaes ott WANTED By, two, gentlemen, two furnished, communicating 2 ROgatS in vicinity of Treas- ury. Address Star Olfice, stating terms and location. mar? 3t* oot eS ee WANTED A POSITION as messongor oF watch man in any of ee Government departments. ‘Will pay $100, in oe y talments. Address Box 93, Star Oftice. mar2-3t* ‘ANTED—A Bloat furnished FRONT ROOM, between 7th and 15th, H and the avenue. Rent Kae yable weekly in Mdvante. ‘No questions sake. , stating terms per month, Box 32, Star mar2- rENTED-Oharh POSITION by contralto: good reader, ard voice; best references; Pi or Catholic. Address CONTRALTO, 18 ‘5.0 testant st. D. ATED SOuNTT LAND WARRANTS = LAND SORIP. J. VANCE LEWIS, Rooms 43 and 44, Le Droit Building. feb34-im* = SaLE_DWELEING HOUSE, No. 17 Het. Teed iat ate 35.200 "iris easy. “3° HES TER, 519 7th E = ee Roce Fron Tilliet frout or back parlor sfagie or to gether.” Prices #H,and $10 per month. “Third fioo front room, 5.” 206 D at. h.w. 7k RENTS HOUSE, water and gas, FQ. Nooe sth ee new pay Site Kis, “ow 1: three-story BRICK HOUSI poet cnt 820, “Apply at 1106 L st., or 215 434 wt nw. Fe aRLESE three-story HOUSE, wat End, near Pennsylvania ave. ll-room BRICK gil modern, improvements, Als Apply at rats PURE RESIDENOE, FOR SALE OR oe We are inetracted by the recent purchaser of a handsome new RESIDENCE on K street, but who is compelled to go to Europe for his wife's health, to offer the same elther for sale or for rent fortwo peargtogemall family, Thoproperty is ono of the ¢ built and best located in the city, being oppo- site the residence of Secretery Evarta and Hon. Mr. Toring and adjoining that of Commodore a very modern improvement, con- rooms, avd altogether is one of thé most attractive Houses in the city. Bri jrent, FOSS BLOWN, mard-3t 4437 Pa. Nae (@orcoran Building.) Fo: RENT—BRICK HOUSE No. 727 20th st- ate we in choreugh. repair, Sie nine zpors and ath room; latrobes, range ai jen. AD- ply at 2004 Gat. Be ang hres BaNnar3-3t™ ‘OR RENT—With first class BOARD, in eli xate family, nicely furnished communicat ROOMS, en fuite or single, in Lew house, 80. e804 1 OR RENT Without Board, or with private a ple, three or four spacious well-furnishet Roos, in Randsome heuse on Capitol Hill, Ad- **Reliable," Star office. r2-3t* On KENT—Unfurnished SUITE; = ania th, &e., second floor, and one ttoomn on third Parties having children or servants Regd not aorly. 128 Towa Circle. mar2-61 ‘OR RENT OR SALE—That old rs BOCES. BIORE: corner. oe ath at ro'Son- Ta: SOE sgoupled y C. 8, aaire ts HIN Re CONDON, Sis Het now marl. Fe =e $25 cash and $13 monthly; new six-room HOUSE, with all modern im: provements. No. 1113 Park Place n.e., one block f Lincoln Park. J. W. STARE, 1420 New marl. iE RENT Two two story Brick HOUSES, No. Gbie and 1518 Sth sts ae. with clea TO bath room, Modern ‘iniprovements, newly painted and papered. Inquire No. 403 7th st.n.w. ‘Ok SALE Caeap—A very complete and hand- somely finished HOUSE; south front; with- in few feet of Iowa Circle. For terms and Koy ply at 1312 12th st. n.w. feb21-twe LEASE, SALE, OR EXCHANGE Fx RENT, FOR IMPROVED PROPERTY—Two AGBES F LAND on Prospect st., near Lincoln ave.. ad- Joining the city. Apply 1920 Oat.n.w. fe25-2e" sgabat very choice four-story BRICK 1404 16th st., near Scott Statue, All 9 rooms and bath. Bent eee In pare on the premises, or of J. W. P. ‘His asth street. BRS, u28-lin Far 'T—Furnished ROOMS wate feos and, ft and cold water; TABLE BO: 382 Indiana ave., fronting Judiciary Bau sans. Tener moderate. RENT—519 13th st. nw. two handso: EGietsna SUITES of ROOMS; al Tandoor provements ; id second floors; bath on loor ; terms ‘moderate. feb14-3m_ WANTED A SITUATION by s respectable per. Son as cook or housekeeper in Washington or fo go south or far wast. Can mako the best, of Rigood Boas rarerred ‘heh a 4 ae ref Snce, Address Sire. J. 100" Geman a erence. fore: Ma: WR ante ana colored, Coane ae BERMAIDS, NURSES, and jotlier help. Families furnished servants gratis. Licensed of fice, Room 24, Federal Buildin, ‘corner 7th and ©. salons feb10-23t* * ANTED—Yon to examine and choose a SEW- ING ATAOHING from 18 different kinds. Any one not gatisfactory subject, to exchange for any er. Renting and re) & specialty. Mo- KENNEY, 427 Sth st.n-w. WwW (TED—OARPETS to Oran. at RIOE'S Bteam Beat vor 2, Orders by mail or OraFe. deen or Meosrs. Hoos, Bo: st., Carpet Dealers. ANTED—STEAM OARPET OLEANIN¢ py oe guaranteed. At CHAOE’S, Ce Souls BOARDING. Fe. BENT CURE] No. al north A st., ne the Capitol, containii naroren rooms and bascinent: Tent $18. Inquire 123 not Jan31-5w — RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- OMB and ROOMS furnished for, housek several email E BEDROOMS. 354 FOR SALE. Fors BALE rare reat g city will will Gare an elegant ve en E00, FANG. vith Pool, 8138 cash. Ap ply at once, 410 sten.w., one door’ horth Bentia-ave- mar4-3t* ‘OR SALE—Fine BUGG' Y. seen at GHEEN & QSBORN'S 5 5: tee oar pie COLLETTE, nw marl-6t* 73H SALE OR RENT—At Low Rates—, A fine-toned PIPE ORGAN, at 723 7th! st. new. feb28-6t" OR SALE—EGGS for =e Aiborns and Rilver Penciled ook first premium at W: Faire, WG: LEE, 1651 Madieon st, and ia from White Lee: amburea. ang Rational etwoen 8th T-0o3W" OE, RENT Nicely furnished front BOOM, with OARD, south front on awit al mo oe hot aude weer ia room ; House wit provements. 403 Gs ARGE ORGTEDT SSOus aa oat third stories, with or without Board, private family, 804 21et st, 'n.w., between Hand I, near avenue cars and departments. mar3-3t* CARD. Some very desirable FRONT ROOMS, > with Bo $29 and 825_ per montl ret clase TABLE BOARD, & . At PAI EINBON HOUSE, oe pen OR RENT—Large ROOM, well furnished, on sec- ond floor, with BOARD ; 1338 New York avenue. Location very central and very desirable. m1-lw* VOR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, with «ood a EDAD, ina private family. 305 C st. n.w. fe ‘OR RENT—With or without BOARD, two or three: ROOMS, at 507 Est.n.w.; Siete modera im- ‘OR SALE A VERY mene BREW- Btu, ‘single seat, Top Bugsy, as very low at m: Now. "ads, 414. 416 14th ots corer feb12-Im ANDREW J. SOYOE. F? SALE—A lot of fi1 i BIRD.GaGes, hocking th i are Fear ee Store, 1138 7th "8. HARTBREOHT. CEBAre oy ance HORE DSTINE aad from’ Ohio, ‘are. workers ‘and vers Al 16 hands high, y styligh; san eotin ous ae “A fro, three COUPES and three Saddle HORSES. EATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, on secon Can be seen at floor; convenient to cars. Table BOARD. 0 JOHN SIMMONS" Stabioa, Ket. n.w. fe oan i2t feb26-12t ‘311 12th st. n.w. HE TREMONT HOUSE offers MB, ARTIES ABOUT PURCHASING OR DISPOS- ‘with first class Hotel Board, for: tnd gab pet of CARRIAGES, HORSES month. House is well furnished, heated with steam, Hany 88, will find it to their ae and every way desirable. Jan20-2m * | axe to eall‘on me, me 2s 1 have a constant HE LOOHIEL HOUSE, 612 9th et.n.w., Is one atsposi r of the cosiest and Test conducted ibgarding wil recive for purchasing oF diep ne of Bock dated at reasonabie terms. novig | auteed Wt. #. DOWNEY, Stablo, 1013 Ti = EVERAL FINE “PIANOS, very little used, in- N cludi STIEEY 0: thet G: LOST AND FOUND. Brasatcotin ores BOT RRR FRORED {A REWEOUNDLAND DOG. Ew. tebe: Please inquire and pay charges, at the _ carp ponds, Monument lot. PERSONAL. ROGRD, At the White Houses Gold BRACELET with theinscription ‘‘Mollie Proud.” Owner apply at White House. mar4-2t OST—NEWFOUNDLAND PUP, 16 months old; ame of Rover; jet ‘Liberal reward paid. R. BELL, fr, 1980 Pa. ave. mark-2t™ QUND—A HAIR CHAIN. ‘The owner can get ie Bame by proving proj and paying for this advertisentent, GES: We KING, oftice of N- st ‘OST—On the morning of March 4th, between 1107 Pennsylvania avenue and 1413 ‘Massach setts avenue, a LEATHER CASE, Of Btone Siceve Buttons. set in’ colored Gold. A Uberal reward wil be paid if left at the store of M. GALT, BRO. & 0O., 1107 Pa. ave. mar4-2t* [OSs The orig, & Black Setinr BITCH: white streak on nose, and white on breast. A suitable rewatd if returned to 330 Missouri ave. ar3-3 STRAYED fo my remisee,, Se 2, Gray Rave same by prove proper and paying a i er ‘ charges. EDWARY WOODY, ‘Lowgroun near Chain Bridge. ard-3t OST—PORTFOLIO of 26 Colored Engravings on English Aristocracy. Suitabie reward if left at Star office. mar2-3t" PROFESSIONAL. WEN M. LONG, M. D., resi Tenders Ins services tothe citizens of | ician and Accoucher. rofessional Punetually attended to. SURGERY, OORNS. ons, Diseased Nalls, Cu Ex. DE, WHITE'S oninetesnth con. secutive year of fies co in Washington, D-0. His eetablshment, 1416 Pennsylvania aventic, Opposite weer: ry iiotels is Peer ral exonined: by ite of the Oftice fee 8: feos EXURNED JH J0UNSTOR, Rae ‘Sttice 616 Sih eer oppoets ER it orcs lovee Met e a Bookstore. ‘class work. ‘moderat 2 ‘Teeth on Gold and Pure Silver. Gas Best of reference. fobs HE SLANDEROUS RUMOR OF THE MAR- RIS is false in every particular and was oMizinated asa cowardly mode of revenge. att ‘ADAM ROSS, the Jona. a, Clairvoyant and Astrol es better satis- action in all aftaire ot Tife than any one in tho p foesion ; tells the past, present and future destin: gives advice and pee ce On all matters apper- Se taining to business, love and matrimony. Aue Tnovrre Catt. Satisfaction given or . Consultats ion Rooms, 402 2d st., above. at PeEETE (PILES) CURED WIEEDOE of nife. Remember, you have Bothing to pay until you are cured. A, A. OOBK- D.. 13th st. n.w. feb24-12t" LES. 2,2 ANDERSON, the well-known Trance, ‘Test and Business Mediu San Fi formerly of New York city, is ie isoatod at 3 # No. Pa. ave. b5-Im* aban rBEOOEE ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confiden’ tial. Ladies and Gentlemen 50 cents — 416 L st., bet, 4th ands 6th ‘ota. We Janl0-9w* PA’ pounibilty ofp ple, wi setae as so Ue a a m. oaeetera in before 9 and from 2 to ‘Fitem COAL AND WOOD. N4tronan FAIB ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL AND SR LING WOOD was awezGed toms Tas over al ome STEPHENSON & BRO. Depot and Mill, eee weet Ofice: 12th and Penns. avenue. atthe oly, and al at communi: the very lowest prices. rae eonatlenn tee at one ‘Tth at. Ov and Sai Pa ses ee. ol w.= WHEATLEY. DYEING AND SCOURING, 49 JEFFEESON ST., Guonarows, D. 0. ‘Work called for, and delivered free of charge. febt | f0b98-co8t poyenoro pose sace sel eee ¥ g fouses for Rent. 1804 Conn. ave.n.w.. Sears ete: » Per an8950.00 om | ds Be ea w vmod ime. 16 -150.00 sunfurn, SS ST ah ae a vines tes. a. av , 3d floor, niod imps. Pees = is ay st.» Georgetown, mod impé., 12 G1 etatwe mod. Ta 1343 F st. Th ‘1 f sent tauiegcnty ean ag ot ore ft Bulletin tanued on on the iat aad 15ty oF of each month which can on aj office, | He went by mail i'dealrod. a a 82,000, $1,000, 000, af at TE er cent. Auction Sales. On THURSDAY, March 4th, at 4 p.m,, No. 1338 at. aw. mars FOR BENT—By R. 0. HOLTZMAN, Reat EsTatzZ AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. 23 153g st. n. wie 17 415 13th id. batt - 8200 th ay BLOTS B D st, D.w. 478 Pennigave.'n.w-, bath. 60 ae OF. Imake no charge to landlords foradvertising their property, & aud 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. O. HOLTZMAN, feb28 10th and F sts. n.w. Foe RENT. oo OMS EUTEEST 8 owe ree-story, nine : ING, wlll al modeed Enprovemente ¥ 42504 CAROLINE ST. N. six-room, press brick front HOUSE, with not and old water aud bath: 223-1425 ewe LAS AVENUE Bap Ww. and handsome STORES; will be rented stngly or meds soanauelentiog Desirable gerioe 00! MS. i in the best business sections of the cit THOR, J. FISHER & 00., 1223 F street northwest. feb21 ‘OR RENT— B. H. WARNER, 916 F Street Norruwest. concerning the mar! throughout the country. Galland get acopy. tr A. McINTIRE, REAL ESTATE Broker, . 918 F strect, opposite ‘Masonic Temple. For Rent. Hew Houses on O-strect line of cars. 1,500 Houses near new market on 9th st. 93: by Lotin north wee ts ‘19.6x145; noua ioe two Lira 6 Lota n stn. MONEY TO LO, MONEY 10 LOAN! T have large and small sums always on hand to LOAN, at lowest rates. E. A. MoINTIRE. REE ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., Bt. Cloud Building, ‘Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. BAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. HOUSES AT ALL PRICES, AND ON TERMS TO SUIT. building on 13th be- sual cash payment; A T-room Brick now, tween M and N. 6 thy, &o., &e., Store, 531 Store, 1311 7th st.n. w. MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate security, at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. fel ee THE TRADES. Bi pe FINANCIAL. Fee eens | 89 at any time. Al ieee TOB ‘SE, cheap, oe goed condition. rete Tal oth at. nw mail or in ee aie FoRSaS RENT. OR EXOWANGE =a ory Eee aie aes Lee 605 7th st. Die i Fonotso EXCHANGE—40,000 SQUARE = ae GROUND, for the erection of two Brick Honses oderate size. ddress HOUSES, “0! Box 557, CyB. mart-2t Pemaero oR BENT So Sale PROVISION and GROQERY, (small stock, ) 1632 14th st S ¥. Also, for rent, adjoining STORE: good ni vorhood and location; terns aeaeire a premises. ANTED TO BUY—For Oasn—A small, nearly hew,substantisly built BRI JK HOU SE, in the vicini and 10fh sts. ‘Title must be perfect and price very low, irees, giving full deserip- tion and lowest price, Lock Box'No.S-__ maré-3t E HAVE FOR IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT 8), 35,000, 25, 000. FITCH, FOX & BROWN, oe St 1437 Penna. avenue. R_SALE—CONFECTIONERY AND FRUIT STORE, Stock, Fixtures and Good-will. An ex- <ellent stand for business. Just the time to prepare forthe Spring trade. Reason for sellinx, declining }oa'th, and cannot attend to the business. (Cut his out.) Apply at 1106 7th atn.w. maré-t" GNALL FARM FOR SALE terms; situa- tn Gonauit Poud, 454 mallee Prom Waste tons wultable for dairy or market srarden, Also, 8 STONE QUAK Inquire at ED. WC Grocery Store, near Chain Bridge. Mont mery counts, Md. mard-3t" JOR oa DES VALUABLE PROPERTY at East Falls Church, Va., covaisting of TWO ACRES OF LAND in Fruit and Shade Trees, im Dwelling, Airo, in whcle or in'parcels, 300 Acres in Fai with a new Frame ccunts, Va.,on the Alexandria and Warreaton tur “ike, ‘w Baltimore and frelland: wood neghberhood: schools. and churches convenient. The improvements consist of a comfortable frame dwe-ling, nine rooms,and four cther tenements; also, @ large and commodious stone barn, stables, corn-ho1 ice-houses, ef ‘There are on the place sonie 2,000, grape vines of different varieties, in bearing ; from 300 to 400 rees, besides apple and pear orchards. All. the above described roperty will be sold low and on accommodating term! have other, Farms in Virginia and Maryland for sale; algo, desirable City Property. Persons w ishing to pur burehare are invited to call and examine list. WARE, Reul Estate Brokers, No. ii ast we a S ppoates the Rigys House.mar3-6t OR RENT—-STORE and DWELLING; first- class business stand; house has eix rooms be- Sidos Storeroom and Cellar. Rent $20. W.R.WIL- oe cor. 20th and I sts. mar3-6t* RGE BUILDING LOT FOR SALE ON CIR- (OE aie owner of a lane CORNER LOT On Dupont Circle, facing southerly, is very desirous of selling itat once. Please addreds Box 224, City, P. 10, 000. ‘TEN THOUSAND 20, LOAN on Real Estate. Must be first-class. B. BOARMAN, Baakof Washington. BALE AT 4 Bancatn— Splendid Chance to Childers Several no LOT 'S, facing Pennsyl- vatia ave. and 4 ire 423 th st. gaat; also on Q, near 14th st. Lith st. mar2-6t* Ol SALE—Twwo ects of FTACHINERY for mak- ing Mineral Water: al patra and in complete ponking order. Adi DANIEL SINGLETON, care Din Baltimore, Mas mar2-2W* ‘OR SALE—A FARM of 125 acres, ten miles from it, under cultivation ; good house and all neces- tbuildins, and, abundance of all kinds of will exchange for good unencumbered city property. -Agdreat $0 Bar ose. mari Ot" IRST-CLASS INVESTMENT. —FOR SALE, on 10 sears’ credit, with small cash payment, 20; 000 FEET OF GROURD, froutin southeast, 130, fet mn New Hampshire avenue, between N street and Girele, immediately north of N st.; one atuste wont Of Bate Ministers, Will exchange in W. STARR, 1429 New York avenues" marl-6t ‘OR RENT—ONE-HALF OF ROOM 19, LeDroit Building. To a good party a desirable office t a I t. *ebD8-6t JOHN T. ARMS. OR SALE—AT a BARoatn—One of those hand- some three-story press-brick HOUSES, with bay window, on north side of Mst. n.w., between 4th and Sth sts. ; nine room ¢ all improvements; in perfect condition; brick stable on rear. A) pps to ©. GREEN, Room 3, 412 7th st.n.w. 1 ‘OR SALE. Several lots, of ity Railroad 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 LOAN, T MONEY ON ESL STATE, At 6, Puna S. 8 per ‘cent. No Delay When fecurity is Ample. B. O. HOLTZMAN, feb28 10th and F sts. n. NEY TO LOAN M AT LOWEST RATES, ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE SECURITY. THOS. J. FISHER & CO. feb28-6t ie TED SE at {)XCHANGE—GROCERY doing a fifteen to thirty dollars per day, for stock of Dairy and Froit Farm. Anewer, if you mean busine fullname, Box 144, Star office. Taboo W E HAVE FOR TM DIATE a eee Db REAL ESTAT! At6and 7 per cents 000, 83, 600, $2,000 and $1,000. Also, ‘tor alg very several two and three- I be sold on the monthly bayment being BUILDING ronal attention. - W. &. street n. w. yox=s TO LOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SEOURITY, B. H. WABNER, 916 F st. n.w. Jans ISSEx, 70, LOAN ON LIFE AND ENDOW- MENT INSURANCE POLIGIES.—We also buy endowment Policies issued by leading co dian for reply, HENRY W. ROGERS & OG, oor si Lexington an ae Baltimore. del8-co3m. 0. LOAN, So BEAL ESTATE SEQURITY— 500, $1,000, 8800, an . Money nae LElaHTo Ns mes 3m" 823 436 strest northwest. EDUCATIONAL. J.& ‘Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and ¢ VOCAL USiO._ Particular lar attention be: ers, a8 well road Heschere: Terms moderate. Lite i 5¢"n. feb’ im* ROFESSOR LARROQUE, 728 13th st., native French Instructor, graduate of Sorbonne Uni- Jorsity, Paris. Private instruction in all the French bran a niceties. Terms moderate. feb21-5w* TADY TEACHER OF SPENCERIAN, PEN- MANSHIP will give instructions to a limit atumiber of pupils at thelr residences. ‘Perms mods erate. Address Box 62, Star office. feb21-1m* 'VENING OLASSES—Monday, Tuesday, Wed- raeeee ‘o'cl clock, 89, Parmar month, ENGLISH. MATHEMATIOS. Preparation for College, We Annapolis. , Private lessons at tier Rous: FBUW. “FLYNN, AJM 102 Sth steeot ERUD EMMI receives our & CO., ering moderate. declT EGULAB BEENGH: SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Mix. FOULON, ‘03 Hoth et new W., corner of I. ents on 12m. tolp. m. Private Lessons After fours. ‘at Madame Breach fancy store, 1255 Pa. ave. ‘APLEWOOD_ INSTITUTE, a ant om oO per quarter; anx rap Stu- jor business, Yale or Harvard. Firat che OF HORTEIDO MMe Sonctpsl. \PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, 7TH AND L STREETS N. W. PIANOS AND ORGANS. —gishest honors Paris Ex- Soaition Universes: position Universelle 1878. at National Fair, Wi D.O. Stic Boudoir Grand, the Ping, dfes pompotl, ‘Also sbi aod Rrenich © Bach a qeente Sox eho eae rai nnd & Oo. Btandard 0: febl7 aie Tth st. n.w., between 1 ae a Tor maese, st. D.w. ATTENTION TO ORBERS S OWE. Branch H. WIREMAWS. Sod ae M®*- M. A. CONNELLY, 7 East 16th st., New York. 21 Rue Bergere, Paris. 1331 F STREET, HAS JUST RECEIVED A CASE OF SPRING COSTUMES From Paris, which, together with balance of stock, will be sold REGARDLESS OF COST, Previous to departure for New York Saturday. mars-2t M®*- J.P. PALMER, No. 1107 F Street Northwest, Having, Just returned from New York, will exhibit during the week an elexant stock of CHIP and STRAW GOODS: AND FRENCH MILLINERY NOVELTIES, For Early Spring Wear. marl DOUGLASS’, Ninth and F Sts., Bt. Cloud BYag. THE SALE OF LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS CONTINUED A FEW DAYS LONGER. CHEMISE. CHEMISE. CHEMISE. ‘THOROUGHLY MADE AND TRIMMED AT 25 CENTS EACH. OPEN TO-DAY, FIFTY DOZEN NEW STYLE BALMORAL SKIRTS, AT LOW PRICES. DOUGLASS’, 522-524 and_526 Ninth st. 1880 febr 1880 SPRING, MME. M. J. HUNT. Hos. 691 and 623 D Street, las Just returned from New York, and ble en a MONDAY, March Ist, a fuli assortment SPRING MILLINERY GOODS. feb28 Mw LE’GARVIN, FASHIONABLE ‘DRESeMARER, BRIDAL TROUBSEAUS, MOURNING OBDERS. Also, CUTTING ‘a Ordérs hlled at shortest notice, and in most artiste mpovas-t,th,e,6m 907 Pa. ave. Qrne OF SPRING GARMENTS. SILE, SILK DE LYQNS and DRAP D'ET! MANTILLAS. LIGHT WEIGHT ULSTERS, JACKETS AND CIRCULARS, M. WILLIAN’S, [feb16]_ 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. At 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. febs Ga 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 ail characters. jan2a VALENTINES of all description. Mess BELLE LUCAS, DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPAOE, Corner 8th et., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. decil _BOOKS, &e. NiMootaiersnder Dut, “The celebrated In- lian Missionary,” 2 vols., $3.75. Farrar’s Life of St. Paul, new and complete edition, in 1 vol. 83. yunehing and Storm, by Mrs. Brassey, Ao ‘The Manliness of Christ, by Hughes, "St Shout Grant, by John L. Swift, @1. His Maj Myself No tamte series, 81. taf and complete assortment of Lenten Books, ‘iM. BALLANTYNE & SON, fen20 498 7th street n. ater PUBLICATIONS. ESS 89) CHRIST. “Thomad Huglees 1 NINIO CANAL, 81. READINGS FORLENT and other Lenten Books, DEARTH an DAILY JOURNALS. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, feb16_Mesnorouitas Bookeronn 91d Pa. ave. EW PUBLICATIONS. SECOND VOLUME MEMOIRS QF MADAME D REMUBAT, in Paper, 60c. nklin Square, . 2 50 wets 1/35" ANGH, Mary. Bryan 1.50 MOTHS. By Ouida. Cloth, $1.25. SEOs OF PRINCE METTERNIOH, 2 vols. TENNYSON’S SONGS. Set to Music. 85. ALL NEW BOOKS KECEIVED 8001 ISSUED. au aan THE FINEST COE oF STATIONERY A BOOBSELLE A i stanigngs, | fobs 1015 Pa. ave., cor. Lith st. ALENTINES FOR 1880. vA FOR 1880. AMENALENTINES F FOR 1880. Bile JUSTICE. The Justice's Manuel of Statute, Judicial and Elementary Law, with appropriate Formns for the wee ak Justices of the Pesce, Constables, Notaries missioners, Lawy Business men, by Guar. 8. Bands, of the Bieinct of ‘Golum- Bia Dar; Erica ‘he Game of ‘*Fifteen,” the BOOTS AND SHOES. HOES, SHOES FOR THE MILLION Good, School Shoes, 75,85 and $1 Shilarenss School, Shoes, 80, 60 and 75 up tho best #1 Mise Peb: Goat, Button Shoe Washington. Another case Ladies’ Gore kins, 6c. ; two more cases ‘Women's House Slip pers, 60 and 65, worth 75e. We have the best 1.50 and $2 Gent's Gaiter in town. Fren hat 3, forzoer 814 and 191 16 Pas ave, Sign B pastes, Pair Justh’s Heel Taps given away. feb28 OU CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST IN, BOOTS AND SHOES, BY GOTNG TO THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvanta avenue. Que Goods ware all bought befo before the advance in WILL BE SOLD AT PRIME OST For THE Next 15 Days. ‘For eal by oe ae ns aE ve 07 ea. 8 cig tt -farnianog AAD iad and nested and may b aay bo hited by Gociotica tor regular GF 000s- INGLY 10W Lj iD Gas reastes tS faut