Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. WASHINGTON, SATURDAY..............March 6, 1880. CROSBY 8, NOYES....Editor. published in Washington, and equal fo that of all the other daily papers here added to- getner. ————————— Another shocking outrage case of a negro upon a school girl is reported in Tax Star to- @ay. As the crime was committed upon Vir- ginla soll and the offender has been identified of this character. His execution will be swift, whether under the forms of law or the shorter process in vogue in the neighboring states of Maryland and Virginia in punishing this atro- cious grime. While lynch law fs not to be de- fended in a general way, there is this to be said in its favor that the brute who Is executed in this manner under public execration has no chance to figure in the trial room as a distin- guished criminal, or upon the gallows as a relig- fous hero about to step into the joysof Heaven. It is to be feared that the distinguished consider- ation given to atrocious criminals in their trial and execution has anything but a wholesome eect in making crime odious. ——<2--___ In the opinion of a number of democratic papers the recent dissenting opinion of Judge Field in the negro jurors case stamps him as the man whom the party should place at the head Of its presidential ticket. Judge Field has been mentioned quite prominently as a suitable can- didate for his party for some time past, but the Suggestion to run him upon the merits of his Tecent dissenting opinion will scarcely be car- ried out by the Cincinnati convention. The de- mocracy could not more sorely invite defeat than by making a canvass upon a platform based upon states rights. The merits or qualifi- cations of the candidate would have but little weight upon a platform of that kind. The ex- tra session and the subsequent elections dem- onstrated that in making an issue of states rights the democrats only contribute to the success of their opponents, and after that lesson they will not be likely to make the presidential fight upon that issue. —___~+o-+___ The joint resolution introduced by Senator Morgan, declaring that Indians born in the Tonited States are citizens, and giving the rights Olcitizenship in the states where they reside, ‘vGi bring this whole subject before the atten- ton of Congress, as the Senator intends to deli- ver an argument in support of his resolution. ‘The Indian problem has been a most perplexing one to our government, and by some very able ‘minds it is maintained that the chief cause af ‘trouble grows out of our policy of treating them aS a separate or independent people, to whom a special sywtem of government must be applied. It ts conceded that the Indians in the British provinces are more orderly and peaceable than those in the United States, though many.of them are of the same tribes as those upon our territory. The British policyis to recognize them as subjects and hold them amenable to the laws as such. For some time past an increase in the number oft Chinese in New York has been apparent to those who watch the indications of the times, but since the raid upon them in San Francisco the influx has been so large and rapid as to at- tract the attention of even the unobserving. A distinctively Chinese quarter, much like those of the Pacific cities, has grown up in that part of the city in the Mott street district (between Broadway and the Bowery) where there are hotels and boarding-houses and grocery stores of the true Mongolian type, and where the new- comers from San Francisco are clustering as fast as they arrive. —__—_e--__ Though the local democratic committee thwarted Tilden’s scheme to engage all the principal hotel accommodations during the sit- Ung of the democratic convention, the wiley old candidate has managed to get control of the best part of several hotels. He had a number of his friends telegraph for rooms in their names and when they were secured they were Placed at Tilden’s service. This plan was worked at St. Louis with so much success that ‘Tammany was forced to make tts headquarters on a back street. It frequently happens that a state delegation will find itself provided with very poor quarters at a national convention and Tilden appreciates the pleasing effect that can be made by offering such delegations choice rooms in a first-class hotel. —__—__-+e2-____ ‘The reform in spelling, which has made con- siderable progress in this country in spite of the ridicule and other opposition to which it has been subjected, has also gained consider- able footing in Germany, conservative and op- posed to change as the people of that country are well known to be. Several of her leading ‘publications, conspicuously among which is the influential and popular Kolnische Zeitung, have dropped superfiuous and silent letters, such as the second s in iss, the silent o in such words as (neil, rath, noth, muth and thelr compounds, the h in the terminal (/um, the second 4in waare, and so on. ‘The word sent north from Florida by Editor Francis that the republican sentiment in that state is unquestionably for Grant, and that Blaine is its second choice, is doubtless true; but it can hardly be censidered important, ex- cept in so far as the preferences of the Florida Gelegation may affect the result of the Chicago convention. The chance of the republicans be- ing able to carry asingle southern state this year with any candidate they may nominate is so slight as to scarcely amount to a possibility, and any shaping of the campaign with this hope in view will show such a want of sagacity in the managers of that party as to prove them in advance unfit for the duties they have under- taken to perform. As well might the democrats make their canvass on the basis of expecting to garry Vermont or Iowa. ——_~++-—__ Gov. Holliday’s veto of the Virginia debt bill will put a stop to any further financial legisla- tion in that state for the present. The read- justers cannot muster a two-thirds vote, and as the time fixed by the constitution for the ad- jourament of the legislature is at hand they ‘will be forced to make another fight before the people. The prominence of national politics in the next election will partly overshadow the debt question and preclude any calculation as to the result. ‘There are 126 new advertisements in Tas STAR to-day, making over seven columns, or more than one entire page of the paper. ““My mother drove the paral all out of her sysvem with Oswego Sw ysis and neur: (op Bitters."— DOUGLASS’, Ninth and F its., St, Cloud BY ag, CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF LADIEW UNDERWEAR FOR ONE WEEK LONGER. Received 400 Dozen Mone of those thoroughly made and trimmed CHEMISE AT 26 CENTS EACH. taEvery garment at the old price for one week longer. DOUGLAS», maré Oth find F streets. INE Wa! F NSHOHAVING. ETO.” ‘WATCHES, Ga ONOMET ERS AND COMPLI- CATED TIME KEE! Of every description carefully ‘carefully repaired by skillful CoaTs OF ABMS, M0. Mg, CRESTS. MONOGRAMS, SE AS oes SEE ae EN JEWELRY M. W. GALT, BRO & Co., waré 1107 Pennsyloania avenue. Kor oe SPRING OPENING! TAYLOR & HUFTY, * 983 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, HAVE NOW OPENED THEIR LARGE sTook oF SPRING GOODS. WE HAVE GREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS, ELEGANTLY TRIMMED. CHEMISES Al 50C., S5Ce, C2Coy V5Cry BOC, BEC, $1, and upwards. NIGHT DRESSES At S8ce, $1, $113, $1.38, $1.50, $1.62, $1.88, $2, and Upwards. SHIRTS Al 65ce, 20Ce, 75cey Sco, O1,$1.25,81.38 and Upwards. DRAWERS At 50c.,70€+,75¢+,90c., $1, 61,13, $1.25. DRESSING SACQUES At 75eo, $1.25, $2.25, 03, $4. CORSET COVERS At 62c.,75c.,$1, $113, $1.25, $1: BALMORAL SHIRTS, In allthe Different Stylish Goods, and Designs in Trimming, At SSc., $1, $1.15, $1.50, $2, $250. 50 DOZEN APRONS, In as Many Different Styles, At 18c., Wee, B%e+, 50C+, 75C0, BSC+, $1, 91.25, $1.88. SPRING WRAPS ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS At 87, $7.50, 6S, $10, S11. DOLMANS At812, $13, $13.50, $16, 818, $20, $21, $25, 630, $12, $45, $62. CAPES At $14, $16, $18, 821, $25.50, $35, $40. ULSTERS AL$1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $4, $1.50, $3, $12, to $25. CIRCULARS At$3, $5, and upwards, SPRING SUITS. COACHING SUITS At 620. FLANNEL At $l7 SUITS sis. BLACK CASHMERE SUITS At $15.50, $17, $20, $23, $30, $35. COLORED SILK SUITS At $25, $32, 845, 875. BLACK SILK SUITS At $30, $35, $50, $60, $68, $50, $! BLACK CAMEL-HAIR SUITS At $20, 623, $25, $30, $45. MUMMY CLOTH SUITS, Im Different Shades, at $13.50. WHITE SWISS SUITS, Elaborately Trimmed with Lace and Insertings, At $20, $25, $29, $35, $13, $50, $60, 665 TAYLOR & HUFTY, 933 PENNSYLVANEA AVENUE. Colged SILKS, “New Shades," from $1.00 to BiaSt'and White « Ci PE. cee eee correspondents’ send SPRING OF 18890. ANNUAL EXHIBITION oF CARBIAGES anp ROAD WAGONS, BEGINNING MONDAY, MARCH 8th, FOR ONE WEEK, DAY AND EVENING, EL) during she. Winter months or 9 one Yezy com ion of over 400 skilled na Subr every variety of pleasure vehi- Town and Country Use, erect to visitors not familiar eat advance maade ef isle yee jon Of carriages, the sae Blacksmith Department, beter ita 89 forees: and int teresting ull operation, thrown open inspection d during eveniigs. The fra oon foe Rubber-Cushioned Axle Is used exclusivel is acknowledged ment by po who ee ‘used them four years. a all vehicles built by us, and an indispensable improve- during tho past BREWSTER & Co., (Of Broome St.,) BROADWAY, 4718 ro 48ra Sf., New York. (ONLY PLACE OF BUSINESS.¢ mar6-s&w,2t LACE STRIPED BUNTINGS. MOMIE CLOTAE Da DESEOES, STRIPED AND KID AND GLOVES IN NEW SHADES. BLACK SILES rates O CASH PEKIN PLAIN. AND FANOY Ho ‘HOSIERY. Gentlemen's fine Dreas Shirts. Bain Span warranted. Stock all new. Prices low for qi - 81 1 1 (ea 1 TYLER & CHEWNING, ate Clerks with Perry & Bro.), 918 7th st. n. ae ACORN SN OVELT ES, is D COTTON FABRICS ‘NEW STYLES IN PABASOLS, PARIBOLETTES FRENOR. JAGONETS, LAWNS, Bo. te s ‘Our Northern oe a RE sor i zee Goemuaiaie send spection 5 2 Onk Paice Onr. PERRY & BROTHER, Penn. ave., cor. 9th st. Established in 1840. HE, CO-PARTNERSHIP, HERETOFORE EX, een, the firm name of Lr ZEEE (NEN geses, ‘mut all Hie due and the above firm will be settled by CHARLIE BRICK: WED! erring to the on OBABLI BRIGKWEDDE will continue in business on his own account ae Upholsterer and Decora Sign: C. P. Be. A. BRICK WEDDE, maré-3t* 822 9th st. n.w. EE ADVERTISEMENT OF GRAND ENTER- TAINMENT at 9h St- Methodist Protestant Misses iy wan aud othore: mar6-at Boston Journal, Philadelphia Times, Baltimore American, Cincinnati Commercial, Chicago Tribune, St. Louis Globe-Democrat, San Franciseo Bulletin, Louisville Courior-Journal, New York Times. ‘We especially represent and solicit business for the daily papers named above. GEO. P. ROWELL & CO., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU, 20 SPRUCE ST., Printing House Square; Opposite the Tribune Building, NEW YORK. AND OPENING 0 G* SPRING SATTERNS. Mapai , of New York. Importer Dealer in ie FASHIONS, gloat a itd. Gurretts Shere ens will exhibit the latest and most approved 1S [OF ive. eo feta tan GOs a 5 for iroet and Eye sae e en wall also sea 8 system of ing now fn use 4 lead Ta ‘style and elegance of f Spygich garments an be made by cena a * CALL AND SEE OUB STYLES. "8 OFFICE COLTS. 500 50c., value 7 "ge odd Jacket, te value: 00,8 2. i, 83.00, 84. mses ai ea a 8 abe Li fe ‘aid 610-00, very e z ad and =. Pa. 08+» Big Shoe MANUFACTURED BY C. ONE PRICE, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. MONDAY, MARCH 8th, WE WILL OPEN COMPLETE AND VERY DESIRABLE LINES OF ENTIRELY NEW BLACK AND COLORED SILKs8, IN PLAIN AND FANCY DESIQNS, BROCADES, PEKIN STRIPES, &c. ALSO, BLACK AND COLORED SATINS, SATIN DE LYNN, &., &c. WE INVITE INSPECTION OF OUR NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS, ARRIVING DAILY In all the Novelties of the Season. OUR SUIT AND MANTILLA DEPARTMENT THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE IN THE OITY. COMPRISING ALL THE LATEST MPORTED AND BEST HOME-MADE GARMENTS NEVER BEFORE OFFERED AT SUCH LOW PRICES IN WASHINGTON. ALSO, LAOES, RIBBONS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, LINENS, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS AND DOMESTICS. NEW YORK AND BOSTON ASSORTMENTS AND PRICES. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & CO., 705 MARHET SPACE. ONE PRICE. TRY THE HUB PUNCH. THE HUB PUNCH. THE HUB PUNCH. PREPARED FROM A FORMULA DERIVED FROM 30 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE IN MANUFAC- TURING, THE COMBINATION MAKING ONE ONE OF THE MOST PALATABLE AND CONVE- BIENT ADDITIONS OF OUR DAY TO THE FES- TIVE BOARD. this day dissolved | AND AS AN AGREEABLE TONIC, THE HUB PUNCH STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL, CON- TAINS NOTHING BUT THE PUREST MATE- RIALS, AND IS ENDORSED BY ALL AS THE MOST DELICIOUS BEVERAGE OF THE AGE. FOR DELICACY OF FLAVOR, H. GRAVES & SONS, BOSTON, MASS. ‘TRADE SUPPLIED IN WASHINGTON BY J. H. CRANE, No. 460 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AND BY THE FOLLOWING WELL-KNOWN GROCERS: N. W. BURCHELL, 1332 F st. n.w. JACKSON & CO., 626 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. WILLIAM ORME & SONB, 1013 Penn.ave.n.w. B. W. BEED'S SONS, 2216 F st. n.w. BPALL & BAKER, 490 Pennsylvania aye. n.w- BROWNING & MIDDLETON, 610 Pa. ave. n.w. ELIA CHELINI, 135 Pa. ave. and 1336 B st.s.c. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 2421 New York ave.n.w. HOLMES & BROTHER, corner Ist and E sts.n.w. mi T° CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. SAMUEL ROSS & CO., SUCCESSORS TO BARBER, HENDERSON & CO., ‘Will continue the sale of BUILDING MATERIAL, consisting of DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, &c., Ar No. 318 8rH St. N.W. Cae cane anmraans 11) CABBIAGES'!! sock, of SPRING, a Go dant gee cag SEE ne fore, sold fa frsi-class, and ‘warrantod: airing premaptiy attended to. “te ‘Ko: our: i HOGRAAM, maré-3t *0N0d10-416 Bth st. 0 NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE! RO ADVANGE IN ¢ IN OUB PRICES. $40,000 worth of desirable DRY GOODS at less than wholesale value. Anew line of Colored and Black Silk FRINGES opened next week. tment of TEIMMiNG NOVEL- AEP SSRSRE W. M. BEOWN, mar6é 817 Market Space. ee reece OGER T's VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP for y once for for Wi Goush, Group, Tae ete WAVES, WAVES, wasn, WIGS, And DEMONGEOT'S AMBROBIAL, 6) oe a = 4 ae U.8. Patent Office. 7 eee aes: | eyes ba li 4 — FOR RENT AND — FOR RENT AND SALE. | Wee camara oe es rent, a eee ES | EE ee i Wit ares "os t,t | EPS RET rae e 4 JW chantermald sod tog wath 8 SITU. Td good references. ‘a. Ww Tore Se vee = WAGON ana just be cheap mie Star office. Wis =—— Tarnished sin- eee ae "address 00) sea TOE Soe ‘ housework and assist is the care of tre chil: ‘only small articles to wan Ap- iren ; emall f: Re iy Lats Goluambis ANTED—To Rewr—By ices SUaT aes Waren famber yard: ‘anal FRAME TS Tat eattenis fp ake an cifice fora E. PHILLIPS, uisians mar6-3t* ANTED—By a German Girl, with good = echo a ae in s small WeSeniy tok do me VOOEER Fetiew ON ee -ARTED— FAMILIE and HOTELS to furnish with Servants free of **People’s In- Building, cor. ta email edeween Ti Ti. 2181 te no children. 4 Wath, sate Sor p00 FOO! sts. Orees Mrs. HAYES, oor 18th Witsc respectable middie-: SBLTUATIGN food nurse for ety an in lo, ordinary. noe washing an fae ‘Apply Dr. J: Swoon 1924 Pa. ave. ANTED—By th \dersigned, om furnish N BOOMS saltable for oftce and Pas = orwithout Board. Gallon, during omes hours, oF Address GRACE ROBERTS, i C'st. ANTED—A lady with cepsioeranle cxpedence in European travel would tak of two pea throe persons who would not with & travel with Office, Washington? D. oO. Tmiarb-coow" * WV ARTED- A poor OOK w ‘Band IRON- ER. References required. A) ee 1322 Et York ave., south side, near ‘14th st. i it a Fan elo oeuer aid stable: Ape Ee TI nw mace Fear ana: manterd Too root BRTOR, 7 — 30 stack. Fipow renting for S48 per TERS eee Lor S48 pe month. eae R RENT OR acest Fu Fipished small brick aad best avenue rent ear gtrect care Address A. B. D., Box 43, Star office. mares KR SALE OR LE Fe eoroar Hope,” one mile, from rom N Neuy Yard moderate Apply to ‘De. WADSWORTH, 1 fer =e BR SALE—A fine eight- zoom PRICE, near Gov- ‘in good re} Gas, ‘water, dry cellar. ports p. Ins aga dk. = perfect Very cl heap. Tn, tenant. ‘Vermont mat 5 Tth st. new. Do Tro suites of ROOMS, with bath za Seer 1OUD; As mat Exocisios Dis B18 per per month. Da eee ney sil |ALE—Two LOTS, each 20x90 feet, north Fav only 60 yaa: from Ith ste iewerat - per square foot ». Lot in same square (No. 02) front 20 ‘eo ‘on 14th » at oot. MC. TUCKER,’ Ssoona Audie office. miaeeate RB SALE—LOTS 9, 10, aa ee me Fess = 10, 13, 14, IT and. 18 De- will be aid at Teasonable rms old at able prices, on K. a” WILSON & CO., 509 Tih st. nw, 20 Nat. Bank Building. ies Tash i ‘OR RENT—607 © st. n.w., large Warehouse: 1420 T st.n. 2416 Lithst. n.w., 5 geo $10; 2107 12th st. 5 rooms, $10.50: 1238 G st. n.. rooms, $2,250; 308 14th ‘st. 8. 8 roo : 509 11) ms, ith ®. » 8 rooms: 816; 629 V: iois0i 1017, tore, 1313 NORE WOOD FoR RENT-HOUSE oe 121 north A st., near the Ca gitole Gee and basement; rent 818. ratiire 123 n Ast. mar6-lw 727 20th st. ‘OB BRENT SnlOk HOUSE No. rh repair, with nine rooms and WANZED._By, 8 roca operator, ee thi oben ra rye gard : Whoeior & Gude abate or Gal snes ates rs snes a! a machine. fa WEEE ean ge | ade nT ATNS S -foom work in's small family. references Apply Brovid 1B _RENT—Splmdid OFFICE ROOMS, a a ee | Aer een ioe. ma ANTED—B; iddle-1 stable white woman, RTUATION sehousskogper. “Cun | JROR SALE—Nico cight-room FRAME HOUSE, 0 plain sewin, ing of reference. Address or bath-room and water closet. No. 1909 9th be ly H. co I 2ist st. n. mar5-2t* n.w. On easy terms. Apply on premises. mari a eeutiemaan a small furnished Fe RENT—Three desirable, unfurnished, com- iets ‘ANTED—By ROOM, opening south. Must be cheap, but clean. Prefers the d, west of 10th st. ' Ad— dress, with terms, &., 1.¥.K., Star office. m5-2t* municating ROOMS, on second flosr, all modern improvements; guitable for housekeeping. Inquire on premises, 624 New York ave. n.w. ANTED—To buy » No. 18AD Bi: Ws ng other Kind’ wanted.” “Addrose: Boy 138; in the country, that under- WiKi MAN, gardening; one mile frome the the oy Apply 614 Para ave. WwW NTED—Furehed, ongor two ROOM venient of catrence. ‘No questions. WOOD, Star Offic mar: ACTED: Taser ‘hwo first-class ee ERS. ent Position and good wa given, at 730 7th st. n.w. vias Ware Te bay, for cash, of owner, HOUBE. “Location preferred, ¥ to, 3. Tin to Tih stone Box 30, Star Office." mar4-3t! wit ROE BENT (An clowant rural RESIDENCE, one mile from this city, with £ Bve.ac scres of land well fenced, stable, poultry-hou Gey. 18 per month. ‘Apply at LL Ta ath St. 0 ado'clock a. mn. ‘OR RENT—With or without aaa ar and two communicating BEDROOMS on first floor. 723 13th st-n.w. mar4-3t* ‘OR RENT A ten-room BRICK HOUSE in ep Tey clase order; hall, wat gee, No. oT Jrauieor 8. v8. SACK: » Georgetown, D.C. BON; "155 ‘Bride at. R RENT—Three Unfurnished ROOMS on first floor, or four on second floor ; all modern con- ‘ANTED—BOY, to write and 334 to 18: W Dx to waite aa ete A(t live with ps mendations. | Do not Siddrees in hanawritine Also, good Col lored BOY. m4 **Clerk," DW 10 to 12. Tati can lair oe ND WARRANTS and AMND SCRIP. 3. VANCE LEWIS Hoome 48 and 4, Le Droit Building. febh-Ime LAND SCRIP. ‘ANTED—White and colored OOOKS, OHAM- pene S NURSES, and other help. servants gratis. Licensed Of- Hederal Building, corner ¥F. 2% Paton s CO. Tapio zat "ANTED-—Yon to examine and choose a BEW- one not gatefectory subjoct, to ere kindy other. Rent SENNEY. Ga Sch stn 8 POT Steam seating Woey, 490, avenue 8.w. SEaEa. von or Messrs, Hoon Bro k Go, Tse | Wat . Carpet Dealers. oot2-6m_ ‘WANIED_SIEAM OARFET CEANENG. Aj ‘work guaranteed. At CHAOE'S,. 616 Louisi- ‘ABS Ave. mar29 BOARDING. FE RENT— With Boarp—Handsomely fur- nished front PARLOR, first floor. Also, Rooms on genond, and third floors. Moderate ee we OARD.—Some very desirable FRONT SGOnS: with ARD, for 3 20 anc 1 month. First class TABLE Bi , #4 per week. AEPAR- KINSON HOUSE, 6: aoe ave. D.w. mar3-lw* ‘OR RENT—Large ROOM, well furnished, on sec ond floor, with BOARD; 1338 New York avenue, Location very central and very desirable. m1-lw* POR EEND UN, oF, without BOARD, two or bas ate. at 507 E st.n.w. ; eal ¢ RENT—Furnished ROO! good elt BOARD. in a private family. mas Oat nw. EATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, hoor; conveniont to care.” able BOARD. 909 R.W. fel eee ee id ret clase Hotel Bownd, for $28 and 850 pet class (or 825 1 per well furnished, steam, month. House is and every way desirable. Janae LOOHIEL HOUSE, 612 9th st.n-w., is TTF ioCsintest and best ‘conducted ‘boarding inthecity. ‘Transient boarders dated at reasonabie terms. LOST AND FOUND. OST—A pair of small Solitaire Diamond EAR- RINGS, folded in paper, | supposed Oh nave been lost between McPherson House and L by ey outberal reward by retu furans te ike Tar6-3t* ogT=0 the Hil, ‘ear the Capitol, 1 browa aE RABOR. fastened to nickle plated handle. If the fader will av the same at No. 9 Bist. .w.» he will be reason- ably rewarded. novia PROFESSIONAL. ( H: JOHNSON, Removed trom 616 Din et fo 717 st si Gas adn opposite ‘@ speci istered. Seo teloference: Rev, Di; Domor and othersing ERVICEABLE FEET BEING RE’ site to health and usefulness, thousands of nages, from far and near, DI Fn, Established 1861. MM. Office fee, 81 = visit. LONG, M. pro! punetoaly suns — to. removed to 410 11th mal ee al on the! ‘Ex- . WN, DENTIST, Xe, R BO = a BRO over Guide ven for the exieass tion oth Each tooth $1. He ot eee ea Sal gperatigns on the —— 1p.m. Send and to same ‘ADAM ROSS, the long-established, reliable Cy it and Astrologist, gives better satis- Ae rear tie ee Baler Se ete : on all matters apper- matrimony. ALL Trouree Gai. Batlstecton given 7 Consultation OF nO, pay. * at. oe Rooms, 402 2d st., above Heavens ae ais st..D. Ww. feb24-120° eae pee it Be Pm. Veniences: rent $10 for either floor. Apply 138) F R RENT HOUSE, 441 i st-n.w.- Se fo tn rears sent" Sp rooms, water and 15, Per month; key at Grocer, q0R SAcE=DWEETING HOUR. No. 17H st. » Dine i, m.i. ; 83,600. Nos.1820 and iRad 16th et. + 3-200. 200.’ ‘Terms easy. J.G. HES- TER, 519 7th st. maré 'OR RENT—PARLOR, nicely furnished a8 a bed room ; will let front or back parlor single or to- gether. Prices $8 and 4610 per month. ‘Third mnt room, @5._ 206 D maré-3t* Fer TERT Siero HOUSE, water and gas, R.w.; rent $18, Also, ad thires-story, 7 BRICK ‘HOUSES, hall. water and gas ute Yapply at 1106 L. st., oF 219 Ss ste mews FE: IALE—A three-story li-room BRICK HOUSE, all modern ‘Also, a Gates ING LOT, 25 ips Trout, both in the egt F end, near Pennsylvania ave. Apply af at Ee INE RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR RENT ‘We are instructed by Spozeceny ‘purchaser handsome new RESIDENCE on K treet, but ae is compelled to go te Europe for his wife's health, to offer the samig either for sale or for rent for two Jeers to.2 email family. RE is one of the built and best aopaiee in the city, being oppo- site the reaidence of Secreta and Hon. ring and adjoini Puli it has every mi tains 13 roome, and altogether is one of thé most attractive Houses in the city. Priee , 000 = 500. ‘OH, FOX & BROWN, Tars-3t__ 1437 Pa. ave. (Corcoran Building. OR RE eee SUITE; bay aa bath, &c., second floor, and one Room on third floor. Parties having: chitdren or servants nead not apriy. “1429 Towa Citcle mar?-6i* ‘08. RENT OR SALE—That old established ROCERY STORE. corner of 4th and H ste. C. 8. O'Hare & eon. 313 H st. n.w. lera improvement, con- In- OR SALE—Terms $25 cash and $13 monthiy; new six-room HOUSE, with all modern im: provements. No. 1113 Park n.e., one block porth of Lincoln Fark. J. W. STARR, ‘ork ave. Bus RENT—Two two-story Brick HOUSES, No. 1516 and 1518 Sth st. n.w., with eight rooms, all modern improvement, newly eee ‘and papered. Inquire No. 403 7th st.n.w. feb28-8t ear complete ro hand ortorms sa ele? ed. HOU! in few feet of Towa Circle. ply at 1312 12th st. n.w. ‘OR RENT, LEASE, SALI tenn IMPROVED nore ‘T¥—Two AOBES r Lincoln ave.» ad- OF spect st. joining ag the city. Apply 1200 Ost. n.w. fe25-12t" FE RENT_That rae choles four. ape BRICK HOUBE, 1404 16th 8 Statur in. i., 9 rooms an therremisee, coor ae Ry. Sa i POE SALE Crear Av OR EXCHANGE bat tn” Fe RENT—Fornished ROOMS with and hot and cold water; TABLE BO. $82 Indiana ave., fronting Judiciar ‘ei soderete 'T—519 13th st. n.w., two es d SUITES of H¢ BOOMS: all modern im- Samaibier Sree ARLORS =a :D feat. ‘Banare. a afi & ouwll-Tee FOR SALE. Foxe SALE—A six-stop ‘Geo. Wood's” PARLOR ORGAN, for $60 cash. Cost owner @175. War- wreat bargain. S1D- REV TU NTMMO & Go. 410 Tith ot news PE, SAGE HIRE LEGHORN, EGGS, FOR HATCHING. My fowls took first premium at National ete and first and second at Washington ‘maré-ccdt’_H. POTBURY, 2114 Let. n.w. R SALE—A Fine Young HORSE, snitable for ine Young HORS caning Terms cach.” Inquire Mrs. FRANCES GOLDEN, 440 Tan ‘Bt, cor. of E st. 8.w. mar6-3t* OB SALE—New and Second-hand O CARRIAGES Ls such as eats, tension, mr ePs hoskaways Carte, ond 5 romptly attended to. axis, Soi, 2, hopring rom tory, Roe -416 Sth st., bet. ‘Dand En.w. 6m TURE OF FURNISHED FLOOR FOR Tent Housekeeping, at private cale, cheap, for Fre OT ath st. new.’ Top foo ro-2t* ct GHEEN © ee Bia 627 Gest. n.w. J. R. COLLETTE, ied 19th stn, w- marl-6t* FOE SALE EGGS for hatch cane acy took “Arst premium at Washi ational ‘premium ai airs. W. G. Madison st., between inate ‘febi7-co8 w™ : peer : : : Pevuanesa sss ZESS8SEESE ee m R wont Ral $ 3 3 BEKES FERRERS: SSSASESESSESEStS tt S} Seoetensa Rsgestesss seseseeesee ‘The aboveis only s small © Property rent ‘and eale on y books. Por on complete lis an Be toy feet th aoa Dowent by mail if desired- — 82,000, 81,000, son ee cent. ‘OR RENT—By RB. O. HOLTZMAN, Reat EsTaiz AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, ‘10th and F streets northwest. maré-tr 23 163g st. n.w., 17 rooms bai Tmake no charge to landlords fi ‘advertising their property, and keep ft before the public oonstantly- T have many of the finest building sites for tule: 69, Houses in every ecction ore from 81, 000 £0 860, 000. ‘Now is the time to buy: B. O. HOLTZMAN, ‘th and F sts. tueabch ot memes Haina a gompiste Unt of allthe houses I have for ‘rent, towethor with re concerning she condition of the real estate thecountry. Oslland getscopy. t Fo RENT. x cits oie sian Be Oy DwE new three-story, nine-room LL ING, with all moder improvements. 1504 CAROLINE ST. N. A neat six-room, press brick front. HOUSE, with hot and cold water and bath. 1493-1425 NEW YORE AVENUE N. W. Large and handsome STORES; will be rented singly or made ‘commiunteating. Desirable OFFICE LOOMS, in the best business sections of the city. THOS. J. FISHER & OO., feb21 1223 F stroet northwest. A. MoINTIRE, Rea. EstaTE Broxes, No. 918 F street, opposite Masonic Temple. eet rat aa a Lot in 2 northwest, 19.6: Cle nee god 2: SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. HOUSES AT ALL et AND ON TEDMS Roe,