Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1880, Page 2

- THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, ‘WEDNESDAY......... March 10. 1880. —— CROSBY 8S. NOYES.. Zhe Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal tothat Of all the other daily papers here added to- oether. ———————————— ‘THe Stax has a direct wire from its news room to the Western Union Telegraph office in New York city, from which wires radiate to all parts of the Blobe, and is therefore enabled to secure the latest ‘ews by its own operator from every quarter up to ‘within s few moments of going to press. It is the only evening paper south of Philadelphia which re- Geives exclusively the Associated Press dispatches. =—— The Program at Cincinnati. ‘The prime move of the anti-Tllden democrats 1m the coming Cincinnati convention, will be to control the organization. In order to beat Til- den it is regarded as all-important to maintain the two-thirds rule. The action of the St. Louts convention in calling upon states to instruct their delegations in 1830 with regard to the repeal of the two-thirds rule, brings the subject before the attention of the next convention, so the Tilden men will claim. A majority vote will Settle the question, and the tactics of the anti- ‘Tildenites will be to prevent a vote. Theonly safe method of accomplishing this 1s to secure a chairman who will interpose “ parliamen- tary” rulings to stave off the two-thirds question. If, however, Tilden has the sup- port of a majority of the convention it 1s difficult to conceive how he can be beaten atany point. His supporters will be too wide- awake to permit the organization to be wrested from them, and if they secure that, the majority Tule will be substituted for the two-thirds in Shortorder. Leading anti-Tilden democrats in Washington concede to him the delegations from the New England states, from New York, New Jersey, Colorado, [llinois, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan and Minnesota, with a good chance of securing some delegates from the south. The states named will have 296 delegates in the Cin- cinnati convention, lacking only 74 of a ma- jority. In addition to the states conceded, Til- den’s friends claim that he will have Pennsyl- Vania, with 58 delegates, Kentucky, with 24 Votes, Louisiana, with 16, and parts of delega- tons from other southern states, with the 44 ‘Votes of Ohio to support Tilden as second choice. This would give him a good working majority, ‘Dut there is doubt about several of the states claimed for him, particularly Kentucky and Illinois, the latter of which will probably instruct for Palmer or Davis. Should Tilden’s friends succeed in bringing the two-thirds ques- tion before the convention on a motion to repeal, then a fight will be opened against such mo- tion that may last one or twodays. It will be claimed that the Tilden men seek to repeal it in order that they may make a nomination by the votes of states which cannot contribute any- thing to the election of a democratic candidate ; that the “good old rule” has stood for many years to protect the party against nominations unacceptable to the states that must do the Voting for it, and it should be continued in force. ‘The argument of the Tildenites will be that majority rule is democratic doctrine, and that thé convention of 1si6 condemned the two- thirds rule, and prepared the way for its repeal. Each day’s development of democratic feeling makes it plainer that Tilden isa very unpopular candidate in the democratic States. Throughout the entire.south there is but one prominent journal that advocates his nomination, while the others, almost unani- mously, protest against it. Every effort will be put forth to have the southern states send solid antt-Tilden delegations, and then, it is suggest- qd by leading members of Congress from that Section, if the republican states attempt to force the nomination of Tilden, that the southern delegations shall! protest, for the reason that he Cannot carry all those states. This plan con- templates the enactment of the role fammany Played in the last New York democratic con- ‘vention, and, though it is extreme, there are any number of prominent democrats who favor it, if Tilden’s nomination cannot be prevented by milder methods. Editor. It is the opinion of some that the dictionaries and newspapers which attempt to reform our Spelling begin at the wrong end, and that the most they can properly do is to readily accept whatever innovations come authoritatively from above them. It is argued that the authors of real literature, those who attain such emi- nence that the dictionaries dare quote them, Should first show their faith by their works, and that we must assume that they have no faith untli they thus show it. The abstract merits of the reform are another thing. Every- ‘body knows that much change in our orthog- raphy is desirable. But if the recognized authors all seek a change, only bediam will come at first unless they confine themselv one definite step at a time and take it toge ‘The reformers must creep before they walk. One thing at a time, and that secured before another is attempted, should be their law. One writer, however, of good literary standing, takes the bull by the horns. Mr. Arthur Gil- man, in a recent review of Morley’s Macual of English Literature, while spelling lke the rest of us in all other respects, knocks all the eds off his words, or refrains from put- ting an ed on them, and writes exprest, demolisht, clast, condenst, lookt, embarrast, referd, escapt, &c. Clast for classed, referd for referred, escapt for escaped, are rather radical for immediate success. Mr. Gilman, however, starts the reform at the right end. He 13 con- nected with the Riverside Press of Cambridge, and is executive officer of the woman’s depart- ment of Harvard. Like Howells and Bayard Taylor, he never went to college, but he is an a@uthority in early English, a member of the English Chaucer Society, and best known as the €ditor of the latest and most satisfactory edition of Chaucer. Now, if all the rest of Cambridge will go exactly as far as he does, and no fur- ther, ull we get all our eds knocked off, and then take another step, something may be accomplished in due time. But other men of Cambridge, whether they desire to retain their eds or not, will perhaps have each his own par- ticular innovation—and then there {s ortho- Braphical bedlam instead of reform. Mr. Gilman 48 not a great man in letters, but so far as we have observed he is the highest in standing who has gone so far, and bearded Joseph Worcester in his own den. Yet we ought not to expect a ‘man to spell right after editing Chaucer. ‘The Virginia legislature has adjourned sine die without passing the regular appropriation bills. It appears, however, that this omtssion ‘Will not necessitate the calling of an extra ses- sion, as money for the expenses of the state government can be paid out, under the old Jaws, at the discretion of the governor. An ex- tra session could not be convened, even for a few days, at an expense of less than from $30,000 ‘to $50,000, and, as the state ts but poorly pro- ‘vided with funds, it is stated that Gov. Holll- @ay is of the opinion that this outlay should be avoided. He will, therefore, direct the disburse- ment of money for ordinary expenses, under the acts passed by the previous legislature. ‘The important point in Secretary Evarts’ let- ter to the President anent inter-oceanic com- Mounication is the fact that he differs with the administration in regard to the Monroe doc- trine and its enforcement. His view of the Question is, substantially, that as the United States government has for many years encour- aged the idea of connecting the oceans, in the interest of commerce,and has entered into treaty Stipulations guaranteeing protection to such an pom these treaties have superceded the ‘Monroe doctrine, as far as this subject {3 con- ———~<+2 —__ ‘The New York Graphic has, after seven years’ experience, fully demonstrated the possibility, Scouted, that a daily illustrated Paper, and a good newspaper at that, can be made a success, The Graphic now finds itself obliged, indeed, to add a daily supplement in order to find room for its constant increase of ich literary and art material, +N JRRESMAKING PAE ial Grppan ct Nag Yore nad ar pears, her nev style of Siting apie beste St gusrantood in ax x minutes, A New Paper for Bovs and Girls. “GOLDEN DAYS,” Pure, Interesting and Instructive, The vicious literature of the day is ruin- ing the children of our country. As there is no legal means of checking the flow of this poisonous fountain, every PARENT, EDUCATOR ANDGUAEDIAN is compelled to ask himself the question, “What is the best means of checking the evitt™ ‘The best antidote for bad reading is wood reading. oe CHILDREN WILL READ, And the duty of those having them in charge is to furnish them with wholesome, entertaining and instructive reading, such as will be given in every number of “GOLDEN Days.” sOLDEN DAYS" Understands childhood. It will delight its young friends with sketches of adventure, incidents of travel, wonders of knowledge, Ihnmorous articles, puzzles, and everything that boys and girls like. It will not teach children to become runa- waye, thieves, highwaymen, burglars, and outlaws. The firet number of **GOLDEN DAYS” Contains the opening of two splendid stories. ‘The first is by HARRY CASTLEMON, Andis called, **Two Wars or BEcoMING A Hvstenr;” and the other is by EDWARD 8. ELLIS, Andis entitled, ‘Fine, SNow, AND WaTER; on, Dit ts rue Lose Lan.” “GOLDEN DAYS” will be carefully edited, and will do its ut- most to assist all who have the interests of our youth at heart. We invite all to examine each number with unsparing criticism. Number One is furnished gratuitously to all. Number Two is now ready and for sale by all News Agents. Price Six Cents. JAMES ELVERSON, PUBLISHER, marl0-w,f,8 PHILADELPHIA, Pa. TAYLOR & IIUFTY, 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WILL HAVE THEIR SPRING OPENING oF PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, MARCH 11. HE ~HEsES eee BLACK SILKS very heap. COLORED SILKS ver \gploted and Bicex SRENS" Golored and Black alt, O26 ‘Twilled SILKS for Trimmings, excellent quality, y mmieuse assortment of newand beautiful DRESS i Beautiful French Lawns, Figured LINEN LAWNS only 15e. Beautiful American LAWNS 8 and 10c. Immense assortment of B' : HANES, PARASOLS!!! Ks oer CH CARTER Becket Spa gine best yard-wide BLEACHED COTTON inade, 20 fininense asrorttuent of Lore. for. men and get weer, 27, 90 62, 7, Beaunitul ‘cal ange wool 6% 5, 87, 81. IETTA; Black TAMISE; Black Australian Cray Black Franch BUNTINGS. Black Cashmere SHAWLS, very cheap. Pure Linen Table DAMASK, 60,62,75,57,81, 81.25 QUILTS, 50c.; heavy white QUILTS, 75, 87c , $1; Bridal QUILTS, $1.25; Mar- seilles QUILTS SB xeiy c marld CAR Ly ae TAL Market Space. OTICE: NOTICE: NOTICE: NO ADVANCE IN OUR PRICES. 240,000 worth of desirable DRY GOODS at leas than wholesale value. A new line of Colored and Black Silk FRINGES opened next week. With a full assortment of TRIMM1NG NOVEL- TIES and BUTTONS. i K Silk warp I White Honcyeonb W. M. BROWN, marl 817 Market Space. AMAT IT Ge M STILL AT IT. Will sell you 100 feet of ven common Lumber for A Bo. ARTICLE a1 LOWEST MARKET RATES. and test the truth of it, T. B. CROSS, Sr. WOOD AND OOAL. eatbart, Bopet end Planing Mill, foot of 4th street “Sfiice: 819 Market Space, Board of Trade Rooms. marl0-6t A haa! HOLLAND'S PATENT RECORD GOLD PEN, Patented Oct. 2, 1878. “FAMOUS.” “FAMOUS.” ARATOGA WAVES, Whi 802 7th street, near H. Also, Ladies’ Own Hair made into Natural by my new process. EAT BARGAINS. a LESS THAN COST FOR CASH. Gin, GLAS Walt a cha CUTEERY' ee HOLMEAD & © noes. Opposite tebbitt Howse. JAPANESE AN D CHINESE GOODS, Wholesale and Retail. Prices Greatly Reduced Before Removal Our large and choice stock of Chinsse, Japanese, ‘Turkish and Persian Gooas, Curios, Embroideries, Qnental Rugs and Carpets, Sereetis, Vavos, tndis Dinuer Ware, Kioto, Owari, &c., in reat variety. VISITORS WELCOMED. A.A. VANTINE&CO.,, No. $31 Broadway, near 13th St., New York. marl0-8t* marl0-w&s2m THE PUBLIC WILL TAKE NOTICE That the Order of the Postmaster Gen- eral against the Mails of the Louisian State Lottery Company is RESCINDED. Registered Letters and Money Orders can be sent through the Mails as for- merly. OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. A Splendid Opportunity to Win a Fortune. FOURTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, OLA: AT NEW Ol NS, TUESDAY APRIL 13TH, 1880—119th Monty DRawie. Louisiana State Lottery Company. rly in corporated by the able poses anaae3 tee Pinateraar "Twenty ae ve Xea tract the neg poms faith State is ic been re- owed by an. by an overs nee site 5. bea ), G00, added a reserve fund of. 000. RAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION sce monthly on the secon y. It postpones. Look at the following Wl Irs CAPITAL, PRIZE, $30,000. 100, 000 TICKET: TWO DOLLARS EAGH. y HALF TIC) ‘3, ONE DOLLAR. on LIST OF PRIZES. ee Be Fa g Je geagens, $ SBoueee i eco EEE App. Abrosimation Prizes of Approximation Prizes of Too. aE ounting to... SUl0, by nsible corresponding agents wanted al paint to whoon beret compensation, will Be p aide dress, for further in- clearly statin fovtuntion, or vena onic by express orin a Regis. a ‘or Money Order by mall, addressed M.A. DAUPHIN, ‘New Orleans, EAUREGARD and ahidiad fou gn Ni AGENTS in the SSERSTON ‘all persons pre= tending to be 60. and a orders by ctrewlars or Coping to oa 28 and asiietigg orders by otroulare or Boston Journal, Philadelphia Times, Baltimore American, Cincinnati Commercial, Chicago Tribune, St. Louis Globe-Democrat, San Francisco Bulletin, Louisville Courier-Journal, New York Times. We especially represent and solicit business for the daily papers named above. GEO. P. ROWELL & Co., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU, 10 SPRUCE ST., Printing House Square, Opposite the Tribune Building, NEW YORK. Proposals for espe Iron Castings. Orricr oF BUILDING FoR Brare, Wan AND NAVE DEPARTUEETS, ‘Wasuixarox, D. 0, 1880. ing and golivering le of fe at peg of the for rata reoeived at tis Fyceived at Sota a sence of bidders. in pre- structions for bidde Blank forms Gf “proposal wil bs inrnlahed ¥ tio seenetOs Rabe ina mard-6t Weeremalt ccaguiten rh SILVER, oo Pall: | od cash price Foaveny between Sd and ax ate: Pipe “ap cen erator roe 5 | Eee WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. ANTED_ PASTRY COOK (woman) iiemedi- R RENT_Furnished ROOMS, A. McINTIRE, HAVE 81,000 TO = OI G38 Penang lane aver 10 cat BOARD, ir panitane footy. HbY Vermont se Rea Estate Baoxen, It at 6 per ecnt. on errs ‘one of more veers a Sa GIRL, 15 oF oe years ae jwsene: ate oS Pposi fo Masotic Temple. 'HOMAS BOWLING. Wis sae eae New York ave, FoREENT Aviron HOWE, as ere and Rent, OF SALE A Member ri ao up housekeeping, - & We APPRENTICES. Apply 407 Donssyivans | and yas: Apily 106 ata: anos Bort itih sen-w.20 tafe SHOR, Starofice. Mmario-at FOR BENT_SRIOR HOUSE. 1159, Toe ene Sd and Ota. 20 | ROR SALE_GRoceny “oe STOOK ant PLR re | Rte aries iemanee Blatt secs | Rpctttee, Shenk aah nat om tat on ADD ‘ : r clase br SRINFAN one month oid. “Addcean AB. G.. | Soonermonm. APP aneyivannarie st Store& dw, N&N.J-av-20 | sons for selling. “Address Dox 10d Meer Gee ee ee ear ot ‘OR RENT—BEDROOSIS and onesingle ROOM: $e he eer 0 LOAN—At seven per cont. yas Soe ool Fo Parlor on first oor; also three on third floor, 2 bthet 7 the following samme canton aassL naan: gogk or nurse, ‘with city reference. “Apply at zar6 | Blcely f Pep ad ie SCS $0 Ret 3. 4 50. aw. Pet. nw, Bri WANTED_ A DRESSMAKER—one who under. ORE Tee ro ere oad 3415-1417 3d 3 | Apply to GEORGE TRUESDRLL, finishing. None but experienced hands | provements.’ Reasonable tom pood ioumats teas 1246 I st. n. merl0-6t 605 7th st. nw. need apply. Call between 6 and 7 o'clock. 816 | Qo. F. BOHAFER, 44 Lith st hw. marld:ie Ger, 10th ain ANTED- CAPITAL fo purchase majority ot — BR SALE—In north ew 3 story BRIOK: 4th and Kn. emi Pelee endid. patents ; Waray RERUN Dianatry ce: | Rises windoe sock test ballin fork $e Net Teas eemnie er nar eee work and sewing. Beet city ‘Address | Bathroom, stile for ues oer ee eer ‘Aisa, procure the necessary capital. Address Dox’ 105, Box: $85; Bian cifiice. iron railing. and large yard in rear. Ab Houses, Offices, eee Win private PTED-Py 8 geaplanan foe eae ooutSt mame Gpaegy, Adurest ONES, Sterotce. ) Bone Ge 0 SAD Be Ty $BO.COTO LORS me to Balt . a Bic House, 15 s A s . th, oF convenient to, TABLE BOARD. State Fe EENT_HANDSOME BESIDENGE We Taner New House, 15th and $ sts. 7, 500, Ow Rear Estate Secunrry. Terns. "ES Gity. are authorized by the owner (at present in Eu- | New near 7th and Qn.w. 3,000 THOS. J. FISHER & CO., ANTED—Thiweprareix—By two young men fan elegant new residence inthe West End | 8. with stabto, 1éthand $1000 | marg-2w 1223 F st. nw. OARD for rout of Turuiaed mouse ina wood | Of the city to Font tho sale fou the term ef oneae | RTeomed Brick, with stable, 14th ai 1,500 ss SEY AND PROVISION STORE locally, ‘No tobacco or Jiguor_ users need [gpply- more years. The property is an unusually hand- Ke Bt. 1600 FINE CROCERY AND PRO’ Boos SRCee Address, with residence, XERXES, City P. Some One and frst-Glase fn every respect: contains : years. with Fixtures and Stock, for sule; good loca: o roomie, exclusive of bath oom d foot | Gon central: eeing’ on accotint of sickness. Apply wan ATION ae table colored. woman, 9 cochere:" ceilings and side walls AN! . LOCHBOCHLER, 931 Ist.n. bermaid and to do din- porte oti brary ‘and dining room es in hard wood: ing room work, ivate family. Good refer- | four rool en suite on frst &e. Ahandaome ences. No. 1230 Be at. marl0-2"_ | stable, ith five atalla (one he bor tall), and carriaze house attache ic nits AR FED Ba eg any err bot. Ba | Ween the qeoperty can be obtained at ouF ofc. avenue, I, 9th and 19th ste. Terms must be moder i ‘riH, FOX & BROWN, 1437 Pennsylvaniy ave- Addrese, stating terms, DEEP ROCK, 1010 F st Fe — = W'rick ood COOK for private family’ oH peat ae eo 3340 DEER Cree Bcoaiw paid is suited. Apply wee ste “2 provements. “Apply 1220 ‘Ont. mal NTED—By asmall family of gdlte, about Cr bee OU sR aati ae nish rooms, bay window, hot water, Fy Wa Apa 1; four Unfur od ROO! ts. Aalapess Se eS ee nee en es ene wit mine cent STAT = SiEK, ‘1018 Ponneyivania ave. mars-3t" N = On mt for general house- 68 ‘work: must be well recommended. Apply t OH RENT—Three-story Brick HOUSE No. 6 Mrs. LANGDON, Te ee commen nee Fede street seven rooms ‘15 WANTED-A small HOUSE of five or six rooms, between K and N and Sth and 10th ets.n. Be careful tenant; 10 children. H.Mo., ‘7th st.n.w. se WANTED A competent DRRASM AEE: one whe thoroughly understands cutting and fit- ting, no other need apply. No. 1011 Gt. n.w. ANTED—To Rent—A small PLACE, from 5 to 20 acres, suburbs of Georgetown or Wash- ington, suitable for Dairy. ‘Address Box 67) Star of mar$-21* ANTED—By a respectable white Girl a SITU- ATION as chambermaid or nurse; best refer- yer month. ma ANDY. 609. iB th OR RENT—HOUSE No. 604 M st. n.w., oon- taining ten rooms, with all modern improve- ments. Inquire next door, mars-3t” FOE SALE—A fine tng Oc, Ta BRICK, nearGov- ernment Printin ice, in good repair. Gas, water, di iar. itle perfect. Vory cheap. In” quire of toe RENNEEE, 435 7th st. n.w. mai ‘Two LOTS, cach 20x90 feet, north » only 60 yds. from 14th, a tee at perequate foot. Also. Lot in same square xo. 203) ron 20 feet on 14th st., at 50c. per square C. “TUCKER, “Second | Auditor's rel ence if required. Apply S44 Virginia avo. bet, 3a fice. panic —— oe = ROR SALETLOTS 9, 10, 19; 14, 17 and 18 De- ANTED—By a vory respectable youn ae 8 atrect, between Gonml. ave. and 17th stn. Wontan a SITUATION as wot any best ref- | w., having a frontaze of 27 feet by 100 deep. ‘Fhese Grence as to qualifications: wages 1gt an object. | Lote are most dosirable for private residences, aud Apply to Dr. Wr G.H. NEWMAN, 2403 P ull be gold at reasonable pices, on terms to auit. mai AA EBON & 909 Th et. n-w., 20 Nat. WANTED. QORRESPONDENTS, JOURNAL. | Dank Buildin ISTS and CONTRIBUTORS for 48 salaried | FOR ENT_HOUSE No. 121 north Ast., near and piecework vacancies. Manuscripts immediat>- the Capitol, containing 8 rooms and basement, Wy laced, if available to any pub isher. Atheneum | Tent 818. Ynatiire 128 north A ee mar6-1W Bureau of Literature, 37 Park Row, N.¥._m9-4t" ee SALE_DWELLING HOUSE Wo. Ais WANED By Zoung married couple, EMPLOY: | J nine rooms, m.i. ; 83,600.” Nos.1820 and Ton Farm near city_husbatd to work $3,200." ‘Terms easy. J. G. HES- gn the place, and wifein the house or dai d- dress Box 68, Star office. mara-ot ‘ANTED—LADIES out of employment tolearn a beautiful art. Also. two SALESCADIES EN, with references; 815 a weck. Room 5, ey et., after 10 a.m. mar8-3t* ANTED—To Rext—HOUSE, of eizht rooms, rn improvements; would pay from $25 to ia Toca ty from D to Ke and 2d to 10th sts.n.w. Answer to to STRAUSS & MARX, 441 7th st. n. mar’ WANTED BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS and LAND SCRIP. J. VANCE LEWIS, Rooms 43 and 44, Le Droit Building. five WANTED ASITUATION by =e per- gon 88 cook or housekeeper in Wasiington or to zo eouth or far west. Gan make the best of bread, cake, ices, Jellies, wines, preserves, &c. Agood home preferred to high wages. Best of ref- erence. Address Mrs. J., 169 German st., Balti- more, feb20-colm* maré Fe RENT—FaRM 250 acres: for sale or trade ; situated on Potomac river ide Fort Washington. Good dwell ineuna elt hocessary out-buildini,and ‘Soneldered first-class varden farm. Algo, fi landing on said farm forrent. Apply H. 8. Jon (NSTON, 493 Penna. ave. ar3-co2Ww FOR BENT Unfurnished SUITE; bay window, ‘bath, &c., second floor, and one Room on third ficor. Parties having children or servants need not apply. 1423 Towa Circle. mar?-1! |, SALE—CagaP—A ver somely finished HOU! E gomey oa! se Ei epnta front; with- in few feet of Towa Circ! for terms and } ply at 1312 12th st. nw. rw FR RENT—That eey cic four: a BRICK HOUSE, 1404 16th 4 pear Scott Btatua, rooms and bath: Went 855; inquite on the ptomises, or of ow. Bae NERS, (16 1sth complete and SE street TW ANZED White and colored COOKS, CHAM- ERMAIDS, NURSES, and other help. Families furnished servants gratis. Licensed Of- fice, Room 24, Federal Building, corner 7th and F, o. 10. febl0-20t* me 40 examine and choose a SEW- Wika macuing manne s different kinds. Any one not satisfactory, aeiathae Srehange for any KENNEY, 427 pee ee ROE, BENT [Furnished ROOMS with vita gas, bath ar and hot and cold water; TABLE class. 332 Indiana ave., fronting. Sudiciary Bau atare. ‘Terms moderate. FPOE BENT O10 Jath st, aw. two =o furnished SUITES of ROOMS; all modern im- Frovementa: firet and second floors; bath on each loor ; terms moderate. febl4-3m_ oe to OLEAN, at RIOE'S | ‘ng, and several BED) j. 854 o Steam Beat Works, 490 Maine sven 8. W- 36 Bt. augll-7m" ey ee So TR g st., Carpet Dealers. ootia-6m, FOR SALE. “WANTED STEAM OARPET OLEANING. Al work guaranteed. At OHAOE’S, 616 Louisi- ARS ave. maria BOARDING. OR RENT—A lange, well furnished FRONT ROOM, on second floor, private fap ily ; near Departments aad oar rors ‘or two #45 per month. Hast. nw. m10-3t" A NEWLY SUENIREED HOUSE, in a pleasant location, with desirable rooms, en suit or single, with or without BOARD, No.’ 1634 15th nw. CARD, “Same very desirable FRONT ROUMS, with D,, for 420 and $25. er month. First class FABLE BOAl D, #4 per week. At PAR- KINSON HOUSE, 622 rome ave. n.w. mar3-lw* FOR BENT With or without BOARD, two or three ROOMS, at 507 E at.n. w. ; Teferenoes ex- h street changed. (OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, with good FE aut Fine BUGGY. Can_be, 114 ate =e. marl -: arpa, fmetoed. to hat EE, 1541 Madison ave., between ist and td aeth and P'and Qets. n.w. (OR BALE—New and Seoond hand CARRIAGES t variety, such as Jum tension ‘Tops, Rockaways,| phetons, Coupes, ieee ite % promptly attended to. ae and Repository, . Dand £ aw. mard-Om a arts, fon ts ath ae HAVE FOR ae + STE, al single seat, Top Bugsy, a8, e ‘One (1) new five-glass Landeau, in use 7 LiGHT BRE’ buat one month only, nade, bs y & first-class manu- facttrer of Philadelphia. A Dargai Tee QAED. in a private family. 305 Ot. n. ‘One (1) Coupelette, in use but one —— made HE TREMONT HOUSE offer good ROOMS, | "'Alns. = tere nice Con "Tih Aret ass Hoe for ced With an assortment of, CARITAGES ate BUG- opt. House is wall furnished, GTES of my lt manufacture, and a good may and every way d epoua hand BuGGtES era CLE HE LOOHIEL HOUSE, 612 eee Wes = Now. an 41e AB Lats oe oprnr a aa eC tOry, of (the contest an ae ‘conducted aoe tobi ton ANDRA I” JOYCE. Retod at reasonable tertan ome | son gALE=E Ea GANA- LOST AND FOUND. ‘A WBERAL REWARD FOR SCOTOH DOG, lost on Pennsylvania ave. ani em, 6th st. Return to 1208 F'st.n.w. m10-2t* ST —Wednesday, March 10th, a large Black bys iys goin returned to 1282 Mst., between 12th and 13th n.w. ie Monday afternoon, either on Penn’a avenue street cars or at Baltimore and Potomac Depot, a SEALSKIN MUFF, browa pinder will be ‘rewarded by leaving itat No. | ff st PROFESSIONAL. JH FOHNSTON, Kethoved from 616 9th et. (0 T17H st. te Calvary Baptist Church, iy, Filing apectaty, eeth on gold. silver. inistered. moderate, Reference: Rev. Die Domer and othenine, SERVICEABLE FEET BEING REQUI- site to health and usefulness, thousands of ex- Perienced personages, from far and near, R. HITE'S. well-known. establishncnt, opposits Willard’s Hotel, for relief from and avoidance of Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Diseased Nails, Vas" cular Excresences and other ailments of the feet. Established ae Office as $1 per visit. mar5 WEN LONG, M. D., rerpecttally Manders bis 8 sarvices tothe citizens of ton asa Physician and ‘Accoucher., He offers an experience of many yea: Regtons of the South and. He at all hours of the day and nueht ‘at his office and RIES ; also MOCKING See Pas BIRD CAGES, So. very cheap, at the | Bird Store, 1133 7th at.n.w. 8. HAR’ f10-2m* FPOE SALE 20 Head of HORSES. Tat arrived from Ohio, good. workers and drivers Also, one ne BAY: 16 hards high, very stylish ; can trot in GOUEES 8 and three Saddle HORSES. Garber ee ORK, SIMMONS! Stables, feb26-12t Peres ABOUT ae OR DISPOS- of CAnntaers 1 HORSES and, HARNESS, will find their advan-' & oa fon me, at have @ constant! lemand for the same. All orders for purchasing or aieposin ng, of Stock rouipt attention, ani faction guar- anteed. |. F. DOWNEY, abi Tos ae a sts FINE, TRIANOS, ‘very little in- SEVERAL used, Ss elu one STIEFF Oabinet Grand, for slo at bargains for canbe at 78 Te ot —__—_—X—X—KK—KX—KXKX—X—X—Kv_}_“_€_w_| PERSONAL. WL E5;, £;,8, POWELL, the Wonderful Medium, wall remain a day (Gt two, at 207 Pennaylvania ave, Washington, |., where she may be sue atany hour, front Same tn} Dent, mt0-3t LIBBEY, 432 7th st. en will remove to the « Wotton May ist. All persons indebted to him wilt call and pay. His whole st stock of WATCHES, JE} SILVERWARE WILL BE CLOSED OUT AT ANY PRICE before that time. _mar8-2w MARA ROSS, the long-established, reliable Astrologist, eg Clairvoyant and Astrol wives better satis- Fesidence, No. 1446 N “at 2 ues absent on | faction in all affairs of life than any one in the pro easion: in calls jleft : 3 bneualy attended to. ps “febl8-Im* | ives ai Cae aes on ott cuntiae o ny WEISENBORN, Deni ved to 410 1ith yen W. CELLULOID TEETH in tions on the Prices. Ex- ietual rest remo and all oj on all matters apper- nae and matrimony. artes! at ion given or no pay. 402 2d st., above D st Consultation n.w. ee a Be TILES) a WITHOUT SS ie eo DENTIST, No. 125 lara ‘until you are cured, AA GORE. Beares, over Finns TSBs BE. Dg asia oe Aba fon of Teeth. tooth $1. Artificial ‘ADAM BROOKE of every kind inserted. All operations on the ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. formed with care and eat ‘All business confidential. fects arate arcrtaten nvanient Jocation of this office. ‘Three pines jo curs pose te R. T. M. TALBOTT, Danae, Removed to pocnee gna DI Dibetwoen na eae Beat epee without Sain, CO conte “ah Speratons eae OED, WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE known as the best, so is JUSTH'S old stand koown for years.aa the only placo where first-class BECOND- HAN. can be sold at re: a pectable pricos. Address or gall at SUSTH'S old stand, N Now! $19 D et.. betwoen 6th and'7 Store, No. 408 9th st, botweon Dead fi. at iW. NcBo-Noto by mall prompt attended ISPOSERS of SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, oe 416 L st., bet, ‘and ee UMBER OF ALL KINDS.—Large lot of O. Li PLANE for Conctnanioss gal oriot ot OA than any yard in Ws Buitable Cloths in Stock. aa Guns, J ee wee oe ae Be! best a ecetted handsome reps Dark Green. a ave, “Prompt attention will be given to’ orders in p= ie PUBLIC bal Son: aomens! QANTTARE PLUMBING. | canon. Rey Bpder the p pretenes of Going to. for she ra of JAB. F Bar EN, 415 Ooh Sth st- m-00-, ociation is not, in need of money ‘and no one has SEREUABE NG eta vier pit mtlagy | iso pasuis assent ee We denounce Srrangoment ners promotiy led mars Byorderof A. H. JOUVENAL,) i Dieta WATER WATER WAVES, st MADAME ES- | 519.21 £4 Busuee { Trastess. pares chap and largest STOOK in the GoLDIERS’ CLALUS, cUsTomS, - iafaction always guaranteed. feb19-Im INTERNAL REVENUE JECURE YOUR VALUABLES! ope NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, AND CARES SETTERD: 15th Street and New York Avenue. J. AMBLER SMITH, | ee es a Ks ie 88 aman neonate wale E. A. McINTIRE. Rk RENT—By R. 0. HOLTZMAN, REAL EsTAIE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. 23 1534 st. n.w., 17 ee 1d bath. 415 13th. st. nw. +8200 fine business room. 35 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 860,000. Now is the time to buy. R. O. HOLTZMAN, mar6é 10th and F sts. n.w. BR RENT— F NTS H. WARNER, 916 F Stneer Nonrawesr. cae oor. Be beste We. 106s 4 10 Mans. ave. -w.-100 Bene “ 1312 any eit eBSSSe5. WIORS IN 916 F ST. N.W. ‘Th Real Estate Review, 11 published at my office on the 25th of each mo: exis 8 compless Uist of throwghou Foe® RENT. 1916 pe ST. N.W, A new three-story, nine-room BRIOK DWELL- ING, with all en improvements. CAROLINE ST. A neat Pres press brick front eri OSE, with hot and cold water and bath. 72223-1425 NEW YORE AVENUE N Large and handsome STORES; Will be rented ly or made communicating. rable OFFIOE Ii OOMS, in the best business sections of the ci sing’ eee J. FISHER & O0., feb21 1223 F street northwest. REL ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., Bt. Clond Building, ‘Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR BENT AND BUY A HOME. HOUSES AT ALL PRICES, AND ON TERMS TO SUIT. ‘tween Gj cash payment; monthly, &0., &., &0- FOR RENT. Store, 681 Tthist.n. w. Store, 521 7th st.n.w’. Store, 1311 7th st.n.w. JOR SALE AT A SACETSIOE STAT teantitat i BUIL 4 LOT on corner of 3d. and K sts. nz ; 68 fect on K et. by 80 foet on 3d st. miar8-10t O. ©. GREEN, 412 7th st.n.w, RARE CHANCE! A AT PRIVATE SALE, HE WELL WN ARLINGTON, PS Saabs STABLE! 'TUATED REET, BETWE! EN. SE TAN Ei NTH STREE The entire, clock, comprisite tee wmls outAt, Pores, Carriages of every description. Hearwony Xc., and the Furniture connected therewith, ary for conducting the above business, is Offered ata bargain to close an estate. This is oneof the best paying stands in this city, and is particularly adapted to private trade, and & splendid opportunity is offered to any one wishing te conduct sucha Pusiness. ed with tele- phone to all parts of the cit For further information apply No. 719 NINETEENTH STREET N.w. mar8-6t* ‘ashingto i 0. LOAN—85, 500 on government clerks pay re- ceipts; also larger sums to loan on Congress bay accounts, and arm Ty, ogre Bh rece cashed. ASBURY G. APPLEMAN, Broker, hag st. nw. é. Ni T° on ‘MONEY, on amet ESTATE, at 6% 7 ‘and S Poe “cent. No Delay When Security is Ample. R. O. HOLTZMAN, ‘Connect maré 10th and F st BGE Sates it bargain, if bought within the next ten ROPERTY lays, that valuable Pl Situated on Q st., bet. 18th and 19th, near Connec- tent ave, circle, lots 6, 6, Tand 8, square 14. in all about mare feet of ground. A number of small HOUSE: the northwestern section of city, ranuing i will’ be rates. E. BURFORD & CO. Real Estate Brokers, 702 E st. n-w. R SALES A’ handsome HOF HORSE, PHAITON and (03 mar6 01 HARNESS. gentle and safe Avgveat bareain isolered. J. W. PUMPHREWS Livery Stable, C st., between 43g amd 6th. m5-6t* QUSALE ob TRADE FOR CITY PROPERTY — A FARM adjoining the Reform School, on a arenatstce poop contains 38 acres, impro' : bya Troom frame house, large brick cellar, and large Slt barn. Buildings entirely new, never occupied. table EG dairy or trucking. inars-e02w EMED. KOONES, 615 15th st.n.w. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLAGE FOR SALE In Hyattsville, Md., on the Baltimore and Ohio Fond, Sve minutes) wall from the depot. It consists of abont three-fourthaof an aeroat ero proved by a frame cottage and fine mtaiion it hse about sixty fruit trees, embracing all the best va- rieties. House was built ew within atwo years, and has ail cgnventences, ince for a pera tea cheap suburban hor Apply LP. TiseEy, 432 7th st. n.w. mar5- Pencbeithy s minnbic FARM ot ene ae I valuable ngton. GEO. TAUBSDEEE. a en aluable DISTILLERY aaa ‘Can be attached to any distillery, eave expense of and improve manufacture, and pay profit. Inquire (any day between 12 ‘and. f o'clock) or afl. CREAN, Attorney-at-Law. 503 Dat. on ‘arl-eobt OR SALE—Two acta of ACHINRY for mak- pper and in complete old 6 cheap. ress ‘care Dinsmore & 1 Kyle, mar2-29* miles n.¢. of Washington. 605 ‘order. Wil DANIEL, SINGLETON, Baltimore, af 'OR SAL} Several lots of City Railroad and Insurance STOCKS and Local BONDS, all of which are re- lixble dividend paying investments. H, J. FROST, feb28-2w* 420 6th st. n.w. }OR SALE—Az a BAnaatn—One of those hand- EN. Room 3, 412 7th st.n.w. i oar ‘TO LOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SEOUBITY, B. H. WARNER, sae 916 ¥ st. n. ‘Teacher of PIANO, ae E. Ua let at me. 12 pes geo J eras pean th thoes wie ose wiahing fo sue center Ee 49 Tete, 9 rot 26 | Teschers. po ae Fine house near Howard University, 16 38 38 | fete Fart gotn os. 5 % ‘PROFESSOR LARROQUE, 728 13th st., native 409 18th et. 8.w. 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