Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1880, Page 2

_THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: ERIDAY.................. March 5, 1890. ac ASE 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 tc that of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. . ——— ‘The Double Sheet To-morrow. Advertisers and newsdealers will confer a favor by sending in their orders as early as pos- sible for to-iorrow’s enlarged and extra edition. ‘The number of copies of Tae Stak printed and s0ld for the week ending Feb. 23, reached 245,984. The number of advertisements printed in February was 1,495. Increase over last year 124. Increase for January, 1236 Total increase for two months, 249. Total number 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, while they are read in THE Stak by three times as many people, ———-e _ Asses as Letter Writers. A good deal in the way of nonsense and false- hood ts sent out of this city in the form of cor- respondence from Washington, but we do not remember seeing lately anything more absurd and untrue than the following paragraph, which we find floating about among our ex- changes credited to that convenient But vague authority a “Washington Letter.” It says: “It 1s a good example of the timidity of be mn Merchants, that for months a copy of Judge Tourgee’s book, ‘A Fool's Errand,’ could not be bought here. The booksellers re- cognize the sympathy in this community for Pe ‘lost cause,’ and are careful not to offend ie inquiry among the book and news dealers Of the city satisfies us that more than one thousand copies of the book in question have been sold in Washington, and that it has not been on sale only when the demand was so great that the ordinary supply would not meet it. More than this, statistics would show, if they could be obtained accurately, that it hag been bought and read nearly if not quite as largely by people from the southern states as by those from the north. Indeed there ts no city in the country where as much freedom of opinion and expression is demanded and con- ceded as here. As any one with common sense can see, the very conditions of its existence naturally and necessarily make the national capital the most tolerant and cosmopolitan city wehave. _—_—____ ‘There are indications of a disposition in cer- tain democratic quarters to push the Chinese question to the front as an issue to be fought over in the presidential canvass. The Cincin- nati Za7uirer, which from its location and prom inence in its party will have a good deal of in- fluence with the national democratic conven- tion, predicts that “the Chinaman will appear in Chicago to vex the national republican con- vention.” The Enquirer then proceeds to com- pare the records of the democratic and republi- can parties upon this question, in order to show that the latter Is responsible for the defeat of the bill passed by Congress to restrict Chinese immigration. A dem- ocratic movement to make the Chinese an issue in the coming campaign would signify a purpose to make a special effort to carry the Pacific states. Those are the only states in which the issue could add strength to a party. ‘The only pronounced and prominent candidate for the democratic nomination who has made a record on the Chinese question that commends him to the people of the Pacific coast 1s Senator ‘Thurman. He has labored unceasingly in behalf of a law to restrict and limit the immigration of Chinese, and for this service the democrats of the Pacific coast have, upon different occasions, expressed a decided preference for him as a prest- dential candidate. The movement to make the ‘Chinaman figure in the coming political contest hhas been inaugurated in Ohio, and as Senator ‘Thurman is the candidate of his party in that State, the question arises, is it intended to add to his boom? _—— ‘The movement in behalf of Edmunds for the presidency does not yet take the boisterous pro- Portions of a “boom,” but has the sedate move- ment of a tranquil meadow stream that may increase in volume and force after awhile. Quite a numberof the scratcher papers have given him their fastidious endorsement, and the Springfield Republican throws over the Charles Francis Adams candidacy, hook and line, bob and sinker, to give place to whole columns of Eamunds talk. From its biographical notice it appears that George F. Edmunds was born Feb- Tuary 1, 1823, in the tarming and dairy town of Richmond, near Burlington, Vt. George was an active, thorough boy, who learned his lessons ‘with what seemed marvelous rapidity, and then recited the ideas in his own language. The fam- ily were well enough to do, so that he did little steady work on the farm, but attended the schools of the village, enjoyed some private in- struction, apd entered early upon his life work. He studied law, and soon made his mark at the Vermont bar at its strongest time. Mr. Ed- munds entered the United States Senate April 5, 1866, by appointment to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator Foot, and was elected by the legislature for the remainder of the term, ending March 4, 1569. He has been since twice re-elected, his present term expiring in 1881. Senator Edmunds, we are further told, egjoys @ good dinner, and takes his wine with it, but never to excess. Early married to a daughter of ‘Willis Lyman, of Burlington, he is scrupuously devoted toa model home. At present a daugh- ter presides over the house at Washington, while Mrs. Edmunds and the other children are at Rome. The Senator is reported to have amassed & comfortable little fortune in his profession, which the Springfield paper thinks isall right in the case of Senator Edmunds, but all wrong in ‘the case of Senator Blaine. ————~<-___ Ex-Lieutenant-Governor Dorshelmer, of New York,has,as the head of acommission appointed by a previous legislature, submitted to the present general assembly a report recommend- ing the creation of an international park at and around Niagara Falls) The report sets forth ‘the danger of the destruction of the grand and attractive scenery around the falls, if the round is permitted to remain subject to specu- Jation. There 1s danger that manufacturing and business interests may take possession of the surrounding ground, and that the tsland3 and declivities of the Niagara river may be Stripped of their natural woods, and their beauty destroyed to satisfy a money-getting spirit. The legislature is urged to join with ‘Canada, in purchasing the land and thus forever prevent any desecration of the grand scenery there. ——___-~ee- Kearneyism has been as disastrous to busi- ness interests in San Francisco as a commercial panic, and the laboring classes are among the Greatest sufferers. Men who have capital are afraid to invest it, and the result is that im- provements of all kinds have stopped and the mechanics thrown out of work. Not a few citi- zens of means have moved away, and some have ‘transferred their busin to other cities, There is, perhaps, not another government in existence where aman like Kearney would ba allowed full sway in his mischievous course. An exchange says that “Minister Anirew D. ‘White is suffering from the climate of Berlin, ‘and wants tocome home.” Well, why doesn’t jhe resign and come home? There are nearly a dozen steamers sailing from Europe to America every week. . Sd ‘The city councils of Philadelphia have decided 1¥ a vote of 40 to 26 that fares on the street rail- ‘ways in that city shall not be reduced to five Cents. We are afraid this i3 one of those cases ‘where most of the jury had some of the pork. <r To Connecticut belongs the distinction of hay- Ang erected an expensive public building at a ost within the original estimates. The new wapitol, at Hartford, has just been finished at a wost of poten there is an AVING LEASED THE PREMISES THE HG a ave weil reopen ¥, March ADONNELC & NOLAN. Sore, JAS. F. ae ae ee Ph st. pe, mee LUMBIN witha “oe Ea ies oper annleary SoPecatbts Nop r vie a Pe, vei a EEET BEING RE ener pert aoa from farand near, ia Di m far ; TTE'S well-known establishment, opposi the eame on SATU! 5 = OUT. Jarman on Wills, vol. 1. Schouler on Baiiments, including aniell’s Chancery Practice, £o.,3 v's new ed 1 Oral Deformities, by Kings’e Roscoe's Treatise ou O Confidence, by Spencer's * Goremoniat Tnetitadons® fuxley's ‘*'The Crayfish Parabies of Our hor®, by i Hallan's Works Complete, 7 vols., new Nellie’s Memories, by Rosa N. Carey. A new stock of Prayers and Hymn: ceived. The new styles of stationery promptly. W. H. & 0. H. MORE LAw BooxszcLers maré RAND OPENING OF RI. PATTERNS. MApaME snes of, ey, York, Importer and peslee tn FASHIONS, will be at Mdme. Gurrett's, 1223 F st., Saturd: Monday and Tuesday next. where she will exhibit the atest and most approved EUROPEAN STYLES FOR LADIES WEAR. Full Trimmed COSTUMES, for Street and Eve- ning; Wraps, Dolinans, Basques, Polonaises, Prim- men isn &e., dame coe will also introduce a system of cation now BPS use in the leading houses of bre country, unsurpassed in style and ‘elegance of fi by which garments can be made by measurement without change. CALL AND SEE OUR STYLES. Fr A BOSTON DECLINING MAN: UFA CTU. 'URER. 0 > RSVARSSSSSs Fa paps etc en Or 3 st received ISON, D STATIONERS, 475 Pa, are 500 CASES SEASONABLE Boors, AND SHOES cost if Gaiters. Solid Box Toe Gaite ‘Working Shoes and Gaiters Boys and Youths’ Shoes... Misses’ Al peamer slings BiG en et bee i ona I. W2SIGN OF RED SLIPPER 2d Bnancu:—1922 Pa. a t2-Telephonic Gonnections_a4 RwmNe wazrrs MADE TO ORDER, AFTER THE LATEST ENGLISH STYLES. W. 8S. TEEL, mar5 936 Penna. avenue. CARD We havo this day sppointed Mr. SENREN Bolo Avent forthe sale of our “Find Globes” or Gosmographic Clocks in the District of Columbi: iT & CO. ‘Washington, February 24, 1880. BYE’ mart-6t SHOE STORE, 1614 14th st. MAPLE SUGAR, oF EXOELLENT QUALITY. N. . BURCHELL, 1332 F street. AND TUN- mar4-2t IANO AND ORGAN REPAIRI ING.—Having lately added a lai repairing department to our business, we now accept all orders tor Hebuildings Vi Famushing, | ponairing aod ‘uning Pianos and @r- faction aud at prices that aety competition. SIDNEY T. NIMMO & CO., 410°11th st. nw. mart QPECIAL NOTICE. ‘The new and handsomely arranged CITIZENS’ MAREET, located on Bhoae yaaland ayenue, be- tween 8th and 9th fire will hy athe eloge on SAT- URDAY EY EBING, wae Oe at 2 o'clock _p.: ¥8 ey to the public, and tl WEDSERDAYS and. FRIDAY MORNINGS and SATURDAY NIGHTS, with a full assortment of everything usualy Frowhan a Srot-ciame nt ket be s very convenient market for ilies residing in the northern section of the ecity. qj anda also those on the lines of the 7th and 9th street rail- roads. mar4-3t CLARENCE DUVALL. Jas. H. Marr. PUVA & MARR, Tnstirance avd Real Estate, 804 F st., LeDroit Building. HOUSES RENTED. RENTS COLLECTED. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. ‘MONEY INVESTED. General Agents for the following Fire Insurance pan Girard, & dy Plladetphia. Lorine New York, | ‘Tradesmen, Now York. h Commercial, Scotiat Binitod Btatos Plato Gass (0o., Philadelphia. mars ANTED—Purchasers for three new WHITE MARBLE MANTELS, to be sold at bargain so coal peemruire 1330 F st. n. w., 3d floor. OATS! OATS!! 20,000 BUSHELS CH@ICE SEED OATS VERY CHEAP, WM. M. GALT & ©0.’S, Corner Ist street and Indiana avenue, mar3 Near Baltimore and Ohio Depot. ACARD. 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 pays, at the Reduced Prices which I have heretofore 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, ZOU Pennsylvania Avenue, % Tsree Doors East or lire Sr. yous T. MITCHELL, 931 Penna. avenue, OFFERS GREAT ATTRACTIONS IN POPULAR DRESS GOODS, JACKETS, ULSTERS, &o. LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, IN GREAT VARIETY. Ri sinndoes GOODS OF ALL KINDS. ’e shall continue taking 10 cent. off all C: gals fora few asynonye Pe saa Now is the time to Secure Bargains. feb28-6t ‘USSELL’S ICE OREAM. alone aes 2 Colors. wink SEELEY” PIES xp WEDPING CAKES: febs-Imap20 - SE ce York ave ASH, B) S . DOORS, EL imps, MOULD- BRACKETS, MANTLES, STAIR BUILDERS STOCK, LUMBER. a clara ant Soa aruetbie jyance "BLENDS and MOU NGS: Sue eae ices $o offer at is or INSIDE, ee anes SkGMENT 6 oni rr HEAD SASH, RAISED "MOULDED. DOO! Sad work of any Hind, either in PINE, WALNUT, GHEE or ABH furnished at the shortest notice. ‘The public are invited to examine my stock. 5 trlenaet Ou qanrine stock, aak for prices and be convinced that for good stock, prompt ness in delivery, the The place is the SASH WAREHOUSE AND LUMBER YARD OF THOMAS W. SMITH, feb2i-lm Cor. 1st et. and Ind, ave, nw. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. , LADIES’ GOODS. WARZED [One good CHAMBER: at Vernon House, 485 Pa. are. — a ‘ANTED—White BOY. be well mended. Palais Royal, Mitt Pa. ave. “AN A GIRL to work 0} but hands need ‘apply. Tecom- None PaaoT oft ake ‘A good COOK, WASHER and [80N- ER. References required. Apply to 1322 Ne York ave., south side, hear lath st 'mars-ot WANTED WHITE, GIRL (Protemanb to a0 Sqtierel Ronse work in 86a in a small family. Bree ences required. idrees M. 0. L., 629 9th at. n.e. ANTED—! good operator, SEWING by the week. Gane all Kinds of five work sndteiae Wheeler & Wilson machine. Call at 616 H st Dew. maré-3e"" ‘AN’ ATION to 40 W. TED—By a ani girl, a SITU. EXO eS )a0 chamber work room oalie fsuilly: Good references. Apply Brovi anence ANTED—By a middle-: sapeca a igen, agiTUATION sn housekeeper. Can nal ein Best of refereuce. Address or Esha: Gr ide att st hw mar$-2t" ANTED—White MAN to work on ani ilk cows. | Apply immediate In- tellizence Omi mm 24, Fetrral Baldi, cor. fiband FOR PRICE & ‘ANTED—SERVANT for aa housework. Small, convenient house, Must be washer andironer. None need apply erences. 1919 Vermont ave., after 5 p.m. Vv Vales GOORY a GIRL, 121915 te Mies’ ren Hoge Ba Poder fn: Tntelli, (or ttkand FG: E PRIGE & GO. y ANTED—B: tleman, a amall furaished Wise Mf, opening eouth.. Must be, cheap, but clean. Fretore qian, west of 10th st." Ad— dress, with terms, .¥.K., offic 5-20" Wis aber = ‘@ No. L8SADDLE HORSE; no cther kind wanted. Address Box 153, mart-3t* ee: MAN, in the country, tt thas Se stands gardening; one mile fro Apply 614 Pa. mart Se REED Paine ong or two ROOMS, con- venient of entrance. No Geese TL LIAM ae Star Office. ara-3t* ws [MMEDIATELY—Two == MIL- na V LINERS, Permanent position and good wazes pit "ANTED—A steady WOMAN to cook, w: iron; three in ‘at family, Good wages. Must bring best of reference. ‘Mass. ay. n.e. m4-2t* Wi ANTED—To buy. a cash, of owner, gual ‘brick HOUSE. Location preferred, F to to 15th sts.n.w. Box 30, ), Star Office. mares ANTED—A settled colored woman desires a PLAOE as laundress or cook. Best of recom- mendations furnished. Address 2009 K st. nw. mard-2t* ANTED- BOY, to write and copy: 14 to 18; 6 with parents; well; good _recom- mendations, Do not call ‘address in landline “Clerk,” 809 Let. n.w. Also, good Colored BOY, Latter can cali after p.m. m4-6t" ‘ANTED—By two respectable white girls SITU- ATIONS_ono girl for weneral housework and the other for chamber work and plain sewing—in a Fempectable private family. City reference can be given. Box 7, Star office. maré-2t* ANTED_Firet of April, one or two unfur- ished ROOMS, or one’ furnished, | Address for 10 days J. WILLIAMSON, LW. maar3-3t* ANTED—A SITUATION, by a respectable , f0 take care of children and make iy useful doing light housework, Xe. 4 d0 ¥ very ry heat sewine, an i is Seafnacily intent: nt. home preferre » Ad- Grose at O.e'Btar Othe. mar3-3t ANTED BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS and CRIP. J. VANCE LEWIS, Rooms aS anda ‘Le Drott Builaing. feb3s- an fo go south or f oe cast. Can make ‘he best, of cake, wines, preserves, &c. Ripood Sams prefers to, to hie se Bost of ref erence. Address rman | at., more, Md. Sols Wisenitarbs,* and colored cs CHAM. BERMAIDS, NURS: BE aaa Lee help. ies furnished sorvanta grat naed it ee 24, Federal Building, comna a co F EPRI ‘RIOE & OO. ANTED—You to examine and aes ae IN pet from Joa different kin: Any one not satisfe to exchange for wy oth Ren! a6 once, een cares specialty. ‘aoc BICES Seine ee a ad Pa. OS 5 pene: SW AS1ED_STey OEE = 3 ‘work guaranteed. At OHACE’S, 616 Sonik ‘BBB Ave. mara? BOARDING. FS, RENT—Nicely furnished front ROOM, with BOARD, south front on oi cto hot and cold water in room; House wi im- provements. 403 G st. ARGE FURNISHED Soom =r ae rd stories, with or without Board, private family, 504 21st at, n-w,, betwoon Hand I, near avenue cars and departments. r3-3t* Bose, Some wey desirable SRONT: EOOE with BOARD, for for ean and ane 25 per month. rat KINSON Ae 62 Penne ‘ave. n.w. ‘mar3-lw* Foe RENT—Large ROOM, well furnished, on sec- ond floor, with BOARD ; 1338 New York avenue. Location very central and a desirable. _m1-lw* FOS, RENT Furnished ROOMS, with good BOARD, ina private family. 305 O st. n.w. feb28-1m_ OR RENT With or without BOARD, two or three ROOMS, at 507 E st-n.w. ; references ex- ged. fob28-1w* EATLY FUR! ROOMS, on_ second floor: Couventiont to cars. ‘able BOARD. Ket. n. ae SS i NA 14.850 p clase Hotel B36 at month. House is well ed, Heated wl ieee and every way desirable. HE LOCHIEL HOURE: 612 Tae a oa 5 the cosiest and best conducted Dearding jouses in in the cif dated at reasonable terms. LOST AND FOUND. O8T—On. On Penpeyivanis ania svenus, near Gee novia We KING, with owner “a initial ineides Liberal reward if returned to GEORGE M. SMITH, United States Signal Office. POUND, At the White Houses Gold BR: ACELET with she inecripton: “Mollie Proud.” Owt apply at White House. mart ca OST—NEWFOUN! DEAND PUP, 16 months old; jansweripg e name of Kover; jet black curly hair. Liberal reward R. BELL, dr., 1930 Pa. ave. _ mar4-2t* L952; 03, the, morning of March 4th between 1167 ne a LEAH avenue and 1415 Massachu- setts avente, & HER CASE, containinsa pair of Stone leeve Buttons. set in colored Gold. A Uberal reward will be paig if left at the store of M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., 1107 Pa. ave. mart-2t* | Rea morning, & Blok (Better BITCH; ned white streak on nose, and whi roast: “A nuitaise rewetd if cercmed fe 330 Missouri ave. mar3-3t" = lS = Farnished ROOMS. in a a Frias family, at $29 Missouri aye. 'OR REN’ Fpestoncesi and Perfamery Stor Patent Office. mars-at FESS see zoom FRAME HOUSE, 1909 9th Q.w. Oneasy terms. Apply yon premio Sr5-2° PS tats OFFICE ROOMS, over Rizoe desirable, anfu ais; on escond <a om for housekeeping. Inquire L.W. _mard-st* 1 RENT—An elegant rural RESIDENO! mile from this city, with five sores, of tans stable, poultry-hou Ten che 118 per month. ‘Appiy'al Tid uns st. at 10 to 12 o'clock a. m. mar5-3t* R RENT—With or without Board. PARLOR and two communicating BEDROOMS on first floor. 723 13th st.n.w. mars-3t* R RENT—A ten-room BRIO! OURS = pene cee order; hall, water rGogtmetown, D.0. Inquire ot 8. 33 bis 2d st. SON, '155 Bridge st. OR RENT—On: ‘icely-furnished BS eCOMs: font Moor r fronts RSE | Inquire 714 10th st.n. Gentlemen a RENT—Three Sararnaben BOOMs on first floor, or four on second all modern con- niece rent $10 for either “floor. ane pare ¥ Bt FeRp REN T_HOURE: 441 a st.n.w., aE ht rooms, water and oi oe a ® Bears at rent $15 per month; key mar4-3t* ee EAEE DW REE |G HOUSE, ES a Hest. nine rooms, m.i. ; 1820 and 9271 ‘ieth ‘at. : $3,200. ‘Terms easy. Rope G. HEs- TER, 519 7th st. mart JOR RENT—PARLOR, nicely furnished asa bed room: will Jet! ercne or back parlor single or to- gether. Prices $8 and $10 per month. floor front room, 85. 206 D st. n.w. mar4-3t* Fe RENT_Six-room HOUSE, water and eas, No, 1338 13th st; new. rent B18. Also, two three-story BRICK HOUSES, hall, water an ent $20, "Apply at 1106 L ates OF 218 95 ok Rew FR SALE—A three-story 11-1 prCon ERICK [OUSE, all modern improvems giod BUILDING LOT, 25 foot front; bai int 2 Wrest tin \d, near Pennsylvania ave 2023 ers 3st We PE RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR RENT. We are instrncted meted by the r the recent purchaser of a handsome new 1 on K street, but who is compelled to 70 to ey for his wife’s healtn, to offer the sare either fcr, uae, or for rent for two es toasmail cenlly: ae ard is one of the t built and Dest loe and adjoining that of Commodore 't has every modern improvement, con- tains 13 rooms, and altogether Ja one of ‘the moat tractive Hi in th ; rent, al. 500. emacs FITCH, Eo es HOWNS mar4-3t 1437 Pa. (Corco! ding.) an Bu (OR RENT—FARM 250 acros; for sale or trade for city property; aituated on, Potomac river, G.O side Fort Washington. Good hecessary out-buildings. and ‘Sonnl ered ‘den farm. Dehing landing on said farm for ‘Apply He ’g. JOHNSTON, 4935 Penna. ave. mar3~ ze R RENT—Unturnished SUITE, bay window, ‘bath, &c., second floor, and one Room on third floor. Parties havins children or servants is need not apply. 1423 Iowa Circle. r2-6t* Fe R RENT OR SALE—That old carcbiiata GROCERY STORE. corner of 4th and H « lately occupied by C. 8. O'Hare ‘Bon. stair’ of 30 ENB. CONDON, B13 Hat. new: fngands first-class rent. OB SALE—Terms new six-room HO! provements. No. 1113 Park Place n.o., one north of Lincoln Park. J. W. STARR, Ta Now York ave. r1-6t F% RENT—Two two-story Brick ROCEES! No. 1516 and 1518 5th st. n.w., with eight rooma, bath room, all mod ern im improvements, newly painted and papered. Inquire No. 403 7th st.n.w. 125 cash and $13 month; rith all modern im Pes STORER vel ose, complete and hand- somely finish ; south front; with- in few feet of Toms t Cielo. For terms and. a Key ap ply at 1312 12th st. n.w. (OR RENT, LEASE, SALE. OR aRtEANGE FOR IMPROVED PROPERTY—Two AGAES OF LAND on Prospect st., near Lincoln ave. ad- Joining the city. Apply 1220 Ost.n.w. fe25-12r Bir RENT—That very: choice four-story BRICK HOUBE, 1404 16th st., near, Soott fat All inquire ent 835. on the Sremises, 0 or of 0 W. P MYERS, 5 15th street. te’ OH, RENT Furnished ROOMS with ra and hot and oold wa BOARD first class. 332 aoalxcas: ave., fronting idea waar. ‘Terms moderate. 7 RENT—OI9 1sihat, nw. furnished SUITES of Rt od rovements; first and second floors; bath on each loor ; terms mé te. 4-3 ‘OR RENT—HOUSE No. 121 north a , near the Ca pital, contai ae 8 poems ‘and basement; rent 318. Tape uaa 123 ni jan31-5w Bebone aac ‘andi BROOME Tae PARIORS for ae. ing, and several small BEDROOMS. "854 Penneyi- vania ave., corner 434 st. alee -Tm FOR SALE. FUN EORE, OF FURNISHED FLOOK FUR light Housekeeping, at private eale, cheap for cash. 421 4th st. n w. Top floor. mar5-2t OF PEALE Parts: essing city will sell an elegant Knal ryed-l Co; PIANO, with Stool 8135 cash. Ap- ply at once, 410 1ith sten.w., one door north Penna. aye. mar4-3t* i SALE—Fine BUGGY. Can_ be, at GHEEN & OSBORN’S Sta eee 21 Get new. J. fe COLLETTE, 12th st. n,w. marl-6t* GE SALE OR RENT—At Low SAO fine-toned PIPE ORGAN, at st. Dew. feb23-6t* HAVE FOR SALE A VERY LIGHT BREW- I BTER, reine seat, Top Buggy, as mus Cnet fe game ido, By a fet lags e month only mando, by mre manu- facturer of Philadel One ch) ‘Coupelstte, in'use but Ono month, raade by the same maker. ‘a very nice Conpe, in first-class ord ‘an assortment of CARRIAGES and BUG- GIES of iy own manatoctare a nd 8 zo0d second. hand BUGGIES and other VEIOCES, il be sold very low af my Manufactory, Nos, 412, 414, 416 lath st., corner 2-tm. ANDREW 3. JOYOR. a OTR FS BALE—A lot of fine pinging, GANA OANA- BIRD CAGES, yotaing cheap, PARR the pad » very cheap, al Store, 1133 7th st.n.w. So HARTBREGHT. 110-1m* FS SALE—20 Head of HORSES. out arrived from Re at good ornare and BAY; 16 hands high, ve ytoteh: ean Trot ‘in 334. epee DOuEES and three Saddle HORSES. JOHN SIMMONS Beales: feb26-12t . 1 We | De ABOUT SUEOHIETNG] 1; DISPOS- ing of OAR] CARBIAGES. HORSES: HAR) it to. thele adver tage to cal on me. oe have a const dteabd for the same. wAtlorders for purchasing or disposing. ¢ of Stock will receive ve prompt sttention, and satisfy r= ented Wi DOWNEY, Stable, ‘fais. Te ase Saher my premises, March 2, Gray MARE, 9 cr 10 years old. Owner can Rave same by Proving Bro operty and paving charges. EDWARD WOODY, LowGrounds near Chain Bridge. PROFESSIONAL. WEN M. LONG, M. fully Oi Wenders iis nemices te tie citisote of Wasting. ton a8a Physician and Accoucher. He offers an H. JORNBTORN, Bias ‘Onion 616 9th Cae pposite coy formerly ove jallantyno's oderate. Sonacgee m« (fection Gold and Pure Silver. sae eae Best of reference. eved to 410 11th D sin. CELLULOLS TEETH iaerted Shearst trot al Ton Fossonal tracting, 60 eon on she joes. = ® decl6 EVERAL FINE “PIANOS, very little used, in- Qiltding’ one SRTEEY Osbimeraeeaey, wed it for sale at bargains for cash, at 129 1th st {feba PERSONAL. ets rates ats RUMOR OF THE MAR- if Miss A. HARRIS is false in every partieuiag ts ‘and was originated as a cowardly mode of revenge. maré-2t* UAB AM ROSS, ‘the Tonx-established, reliable oyan' rolowist, gives. ‘better satis- Taction in a atfaire of live than any one iu the pro. fession ; tells the p Ger? present and future destiny; gives advice and assistance on all matters apper- faintog cy Pusiness. Jove ard aa mony ALL IN OrLe OaLL. Satisfaction wiven oF no Consultation Rooms, 402 2d ‘st, above eB EMORRHOIDS So CURED WITHOUT on have ou are cured. A.’ A. CORK: Ins. ae Beran TBth ete nsw tebaa-13e MORSE RUE parte Te formerly of Now York city, is located at 3 No. 20t 8. BROWN, DENTIST, No. 125 lara Srexer, over Simms’ Di Sire MI- as Oxide ven for ene eg n of "Tee ‘Teath of every kind inserted. “All operations on the avural teoth performed ed with caro and aati B. T. M. TALBOTT, Duwrisr, a ha Streets northwest. ‘Teeth inserted §7 per OF ENATONS. AND MEMBERS: A MASON. 8 ‘0 £ TE MBERS ic The uewsbey who sella most of this copy will get yo dolar at mar2-6t* Proposals for Hydraulic Cement. OFvick OF BUILPING FoR Stare, Wan aap AAMy, ;paranra ars ( Wasurmerox, D=O. 8° faralahing ng aud delivering re OF less, of atiral Hydcaate nt the aite of the nov th wing of the Balld- fei te, War and Navy reovived at this ofhes until 1m. a, of gu 12, 1860, and opened Lanasodlstaly ance poe ious, weneral ietrustions for ia “SD mt ee ani Bank forms of proposal will be farniauet 6 mufacturers and dealers upow apoiion, tion oe office. ret LINCOLN Cas! ey, mar2-6t Gol. Corps of Racinests, UMBER OF ALL EINDS.—Large | L BLANK for ‘Goastmnabees aad wee OSE, than any yard in Washington: = woarse We : “eae WM, McLEAN, Me BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. 1088 Confidential. jes and 416 L st., bet, igh ‘and Se J aN PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as Sa oy ae in before 9 and from 2 to 5. Titian COAL AND WOOD. NATIONAL Fars associaTion. PREMIUM FOR BEST OOAL AND KIRDLING WOOD was awarded tous overall out STEPHENSON & BE®., i ptclraptea oat Office: 12th and Penns. avenue. All business Do cnrons each. ‘woop. AL 5 OHINSON B) TELEPHONIO Commacrigna,” OAL. Weight Best ‘Too arene ens | aa aa jelate comma. Fed to otter to out patrons ans beas variotion of to 3 ol Ce BUNIONS, &o., ‘and painless operation, combined. Figs Peumeyiraia sre aude gasageS _—_ preppy: 1: 12, 000 4,000 4,000 200 3000 | 3,000 2,700 2,500 13 ES S56! Stor 1343 F st., jon March 15. Pe parol The aboveis only a small part of the property for rent and sale ao, books. a For ‘complete i te bulletin issued on the Ist and 15th of each month, had on applic Rihich can be had on. ted ication at my office, or will 82,000, $1,000, axoo, sf eT per cent. juction Sales. 32 THURSDAY. March 4th, at 4 p.m,, No. ee mai FO8 BENT—By B. 0. HOLTZMAN, Rat Estate AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. 23 153 at. n.w., 17 415 13th st. n.w. rooms, 8200 612 Pa. ave. TE as 1 1421 N.Y. ave.n.w. 409, N. J. ave. 8.0., iS 9 roo-as and bath 239 ay ee Bt. 8.W. D ¥ rooms ‘ina’ store.. 18 60 2208 13th st. DLW, Imake no charge to landlords for advertising their property, and keep it before the public constantly. Ihave many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; also, Houses in every section at prices from $1, 000 to $60,000. Now ia the time to buy. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, feb28 10th and F sts. 2. OBR BENT. F ow tntperstory, hike room: BELO DWELL- Tee: , nine-room - 1NerSriur all maodees as 1504 OAROLINE 8S’ A neat six-room, pj prick front ‘HOUSE, with hot and cold water and bath. uses =142°5 dyufe TORE PYLE Fal Ww. Large and handsome ‘ORES; rented singly or made communi cation Desirable OFFICE ROOMS, in the best business sections of the city. THOS. J. FISHER & O0., feb21 1223 F street northwest. Fo RBENT— B. H. WARNER, 916 F Srreer Norruwest. eesussssess: eS w, with use Uttices in 319 436 st. n.w. os ine ave. D.W.s Desirable small Farm, 26 near Uniontown. — water and shade. Rentlow. 3 B ‘ sissies an For Rent. Furnished. Mansion, West End. feo ee ave. n.w....1f Rmmiae BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., Bt. Cloud Building, Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUE RENT AND BUY A HOME. HOUSES AT ALL aolerr AND ON TERMS To 8 be- : MONEY Loan on Real Estate security, at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. fel9 THE TRADES. OOKBINPING. ‘The public is that the ie ee} oa puneke heretofore. The same te an Cees ec aoe fee GE yy |e aoe ONRY, 70, LOAN ON SHORT TIME—In sume aD) securities. State what you can dey aed adtdcees ox Mt seas mss iE AATE—A Tiandsomie HORSE, PHETON ana ee perfectly Rene ana sal Acroat bareain is PUMPRREDS sven Ste fe, Ost, bets ven 43s and 6th. m5-6t* or a 9_room Faouses eo cok new 8 stuste 83,000 » balance on lol . Inquire GEO. MASON, ‘Attorney Tor owner Hom 4,994 Fate tase St FOR SALE on TRADE FOR CITY “PROPERTY— A FARM adjoining the Reform School, on the ladensburs turnpike ; contains 8 scree, improved bya 7 room frame large brick cellat barn. Butlainss © entirely new, never table fora dairy or trucking. FRED. KOONES, 615 15th ye and Ohio t. Tt oonsists roved b; a, frame cottage and fine af ro mit Baa Bbout sixty fruit all the best va. rieties. ans was bi it ne ne ithia two y* and has all conveniences. This isa rare chance for a person, who wants a cheap gabarben ae ery ad to I. P. LIBBEY, 432 7th st. n. 4 FOR BALES A jot of PHOTOGRAPHING. MATE- HIAL, including Camera Boxes, Tubes, &o. Apply at 737 9th st. n.w. mary V ly ANTED TO BUY—An ICE HOUSE, “cheap, good condition. Apply 1342 5th st. mail or in person. mart Fey SALE, RENT, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY ERT YA yaluable FARM of 40 acrea, five Gs eur ‘ashington. GEO. TRUESD) LL. maré-10t TOF EXCHANGE-40,000 SQUARE FEET OF UND, for the creation of ca aa Houses: ° Tress SES, Bor 557, Cty P. O. maré-2t* WwW ANTED TO BUY—For Casu—A small, nearly Hew, substantially but BRL IK HOUSE, in the vicinity of itle must be perfect and price very low, Addrees, Ra full desc: zp ton aha lowest Drive, Lock Be Box No. St E uAN® ¥OR IMMEDIA‘ TE = Sauce Doderate ize. 1,000, Bair e000. 23500, 00, 5, 008, 33 FITCH, FOX's BROWN, mard-3t 1437 Penna. avenic. (OR BALE CONFECTIONERY AND FRUIT Good-wil frealth, and. cannot attend to the busitiess.. this out.) Apply at 1106 7thst.n.w. ma GNALL FARM FOR SALE.—Easy terms: ted on Conduit road, 43s miles from Was) ta suitable for or dairy OF Tharket garden. Adso, a Inquire at ED. wou: ny ces, Store, near Chain Bridge. Mont- somery covnty, M ma 7 ORB SALE VALUABLE PROPERTY at Esst Falls Church, Nay, consisting of TWO ACRES OF LAND in fruit and Shade ‘Trees. improved with a new Frain Dwelling, 63438 feet, ten room ‘Algo, in whole or in’ parcels, 300 Acres in Fanquisr on the Alexandria and Warrenton turn- m_the villages of New Baltimore and ne ‘achools and churches contenent. ‘the amprovementaconstat of a comfortable-frame dweiling, nine rooms,and four cther tenements; also, a larze and commodious stone barn, stables, corn-houses, ice-houses, etc. ‘There are on the place some 2,000 grape vines of difterent varieties, in beariny; from 800 to.400 peach tree, besides apple and pear orchards. All tl shove described property will be sold. low and on accommodating terms. We have other Farms in Virginia and Maryland rty.. siiog tau sinee are invited to eall ana examine w purchase are invite ee IXON & WARE, Real Estate Brokers, No. 1411 G st. n.w., opposite the Riggs House. mar3-6t 4 Storeroom al Rent $20. W. R. WO Storeroom and Cellar. COX, cor. 20th and I sts. «mart Se ance BUILDING LOT FOR SALE ON OIR- ‘—The owner of a large CORNER LOT on Dupont nt Ginclies facing southerly, is very desirous of ae i itatonce. Please address Box ae Cie ra 10, 600. en TEN BEOURAND! Ht) LOAN om Real Vetate. Must be cat) BOARMAN an: mar3-3t Bank of Washing FS SALE—AT A BanGatn—Splendid Chance To Builders Several Sine LOTS, facing Pennsyl- vauia ave. and 4th at. east; also On Q, near 14th st. +. Inquire 423 11th st. ar2-6t" ‘OR SALE—Two sets of -TAORINERY 1 for mak- {ng Mineral Water: all copper and in complete working order. Will_be sold cheap. Address DANL LETON, ‘care Dinsmore & Kyle, Baltimore, Bits mar2-2w* Orsay FARM of 125 scres, ton miles from under cultivation ; jouse and all neces- bauldines, and ‘abundance of all kinds eS sary outh fruits or will e: lor good. unencumbered ci property. Address ofheae inarl-Of" OR SALE—Valuablo Eee PATENT. Can be attached to any oEulen, save expense of and improve manufacture, an cd pay tock) profit. Inquire ( re (any day beta between 12'and 1 o'clock} or ad- KEAN, Attorney-at-Law, 50: te ES ‘CLASS INVESTMENT.—FOR SALE, on ears’ credit, with smnall cash payment, 20,000 TOF GROUND, , fronting southeast, 150 fect cu New. Hauip tween N strect and Circle, Immediately north of N st.; one square west of British Minister's. Will exchange in’ parte 3. STARR, 1429 New York avenue. marl-6t ‘OB RENT—ONE-HALF OF ROOM 19, LeDroit uulding. ‘To a good party a desirable office at : ream ét ae JOHN T. ARMS. (OR SALE—Ar A BAnGAts—One of those hand- some three-story press-brick HOUSES, with tay window, on north side of Mast. n.w., between ith and Sth ate. ; nin i JOR SALE. Seyeral lots of City Railroad and Insurance STOCKS and Local BONDS, all of which are re- ixble dividend paying investments. H, J. FROST, feb28-6t* 420 6th st. n.w. T° 10S woxey, ON REAL ESTATE, at a ‘and iy per ‘cent. No Delay When fecurity is Ample. B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. feb28 N ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES, ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE SEOURITY. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., feb28-6t 1223 ¥ st. E HAVE FOR IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT iN aye REAL ESTATE, At & and, a ere ed reasonable receives our & OO., 708 E street n- w. Mo™* TO LOAN— AT LOWEST BATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SECURITY, B. H. WABRER, Jand 916 F st. n.w. iO LOAN ON BEAT ESTATE SEOURITY— nie ei SP eaiegte 323 . F. LEIGHTON, Sime 436 street EDUCATIONAL. Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN J. vi glo. Particular stlonton is nt 8 a welt Rabo a ge rs mode SE awe *yebuetine yur CLASS LADIES’ SHOES. NCE OF FINE STOCK AT REDUCED ATTENTION TO ORDERS ight ED. Branch H. WIREMAN'S. Sole Te, M®5- 3. . racuzn, No. 1107 F Street Northwest, ae ot returned from New rote will exhibit ¢ Week an elevant stock OHIP and STRAW GOODS axD FRENCH MILLINERY NOVELTIES, For Early Spring Wear. en DOUGLASS’, Ninth and F Sts., Bt. Oloua 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. BALMORAL SKIRTS, AT LOW PRICES. DOUGLASS’, feb24 529-524 and_596 Ninth st. 1880 = sruixa. ~=—- 1 880 MME. M. J. HUNT, Hos. 691 and 693 D Street, Hi ist returned f: Ne 3 on MONDAY, March Tot, afulraneorencat of ee SPRING MILLINERY Goops. feb28 QFENING OF SPRING GARMENTS. SILK, SILK DE LYONS and DRAP DETR MANTILLAS. LIGHT WEIGHT ULSTERS, JACKETS AND CIROULARS, M. WILLIAN’S, 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. [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 Sth street. feb Cuz RUPPER: 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. jan2 ‘VALENTINES of all description. Mss BELLE LUCAS, DBESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPAOE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n. —_ BOOKS, &e. KS. tite of Aiceander Dutt, ‘sThe celebrated In- dian Missionary,” 2 vols. Farrar’s Life of St. Paul, newand complete aiition, inl vol., Sunshine and Storm by Mrs. B Thoughts on Great Mysi by F. 1.25. The Maniiness of. Our About Grant, by itt, ‘elf, No name series, “y ful and complete, ‘sezortment of Lenten Books, a z 498 7th street n.ww. EW B gi: ‘EST YSON's SONGS ER THE TRI-OOLO! ROMANCES OF THE MIDDLE 25. MANOH, M: EBiyas £80 fai CHRIST “Thomas Hughes. Salas gi 1-00 AR ouAN ED CANAL, agi READINGS FORE are and other Lenten DIARIES and JOURNALS. fob16 ee Boontonn BEd Pa, ave. WEW PUBLICATIONS. SECOND VOLUME MEMOIRS OF MADAME DE BEMUSAT, in Paper, 6c. Franklin Square, morte uid MOTHS. By Ouida. Cloth, $1.25. eeu OIES OF PRINCE METTERNIOH, 3 vols. TENNYSON'S SONGS. Set to Music. 86. ALL NEW BOOKS RECEIVEB AS SOON AS ISSUED. THE FINEST QUALITIES OF STATIONERY & BOOKSELLER A AND StarigNen, feb6 1015 Pa. ave., cor. BOOTS AND SHOES. __ hes ho 2 two tore cance Woon pers, 60 and 65, worth 25¢. We have tho bost te eA 1.50 and $2 Gent's Gaite r in to ae, #3, former 1914 and rst Par ave., 8i pig gh 7 Pair Justh’s Heel Tapa given away. feb28 YOU CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST al | BOOTS ANB SHOES, BY GOING TO THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsvlvanta avenue, Onr Goods were all =p Eason ot bought a the advance in WILL BE SOLD AT PRIME cosT For THE Next 15 Days. We are selling a Gent 1. 2.75 1:50 00 AChild’s ss 90 8 to 10.ccee one Syerything else in Boo fas = GEO. McCARTHY. PIANOS AND ORGANS. PROFESSOR CARROQUE, 728 13th at., nati Peo Pathan oo tate of Sorbonne Uni- Paris. Private instruction in all the French, niceties. Terms moderate. feb21-5w* A Tune TEICHER OF SPENCERIA®. PEN- MANSHIP will give instructions to a limited versit rant number of apie ae eir rentdenceey Terms mod- erate. Star office. feb21- 'VENING SAE eae pesdsy,, Friday, Petia taken ‘honth, in sdvanoe. LA’ EA AN, FRENCH, Gallene, Weat SHAS Palvate lessons af Sine Boose se a LYNN: a M102 Sah Sth stroct Dw. 0 BT.—M’LLE Y. ov nomaEs () Frenest Giasese Pade vited ean at 8) a cs hours: im tol p.m. Terins moderater deck Rew FRENCH, BOHOOL FOR YOUNG FOULON, 903 Sion st Rew.» comer of r Lessons After Private Sehoo! Hous ‘APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, OcnooRDvILLE, Pa quarter; Gir 7 ee CE ae Jel! J. SHOR’ A.M., Principal. PENOERIAN BU! COLLEG! peoaneeeathe Soares Es Penmanship, J. F. EDDY & CO., 128 Pearl street, New York. Tce ge EFF PIANOS.—5i honors Paris Ex- rosie Universelle we TWO FIRST PREMIUMS af, National Fats, Washington. D.0.. Boudoir “the Artist's Plano, defi Scone for the celebrated Kranich & Rach ang oiher first-class Pianos and tho unrivaled Pel i Bandar one The Stic 168 competi- ‘BEL BA 7ABRROOME 0237-6m No.493 Lith st., fow doors above Pasv- — SSS STABLISHED 1865. (ONEY ON COLLATERAL AT 6 PEB CENT. $50,000 WORTH OF UNREDE. PLEDGES, FOR SALE LOW, CONSISTING OF DIAMONDS, Fine; WATCHES, Gold and Silver; And FINE JEWELRY. NO REASONABBLE OFFER REFUSED For any of the above goods. J. M. & B. COHEN, LOAN OFFICE, ee Gee 7th street Ra, eh GUNS, and aust au i ater ee RGANS. ORGANS. ORGANS. os Ent ana. ORGANS, Roe