Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, THURSDAY March 11, 1880. CROSBY 8S. NOYES.... Editor. 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 to that Of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. ‘Tae Star has s 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 globe, and is therefore enabled to secure the latest news by its own operator from every quarter up to within a few moments of going to press. It is the only evening paper south of Philadelphia which re- ‘Ovives exclusively the Associated Press dispatches. The Do uble-Sheet on Saturday. THE Stak of last Saturday contained over seven columns of new advertisements, equal in ‘space to more'than an entire page of the paper. ‘The number of new advertisements in March thus far reaches 633. Advertisers and news- dealers will, therefore, confer a favor by sending in their orders as early as possible. The edition of last Saturday was the largest ever printed, and was all disposed of. ——~+e-—___. The division created in the democratic or con sServative party of Virginia by the state debt question now seriously threatens to enter into the coming national canvass. The readjuster wing of the party are full of resentment because of the abuse heaped upon them by the regular organs and speakers in the late state campaign, and they refuse to be concillated. At the meet- ing of the conservative state committee ia Rich- mond last night for the purpose of calling a state convention, the readjuster members took the position, substantially, that they had been read out of te party, and therefore they were mot bound to make any pledge of sup- port to the domocratic national ticket. ‘The discussion upon framing a call for a state convention indicated that the readjusters, as a party, will not return to their former political allegiance. The three members of the commit- tee representing the readjuster element not only opposed a call inviting all who desired the elec- tion of a democratic President to take part in the election of delegates, but they refused to commit themselves to it after the majority had agreed to it. One of the readjusters spoke of the “dead carcass of democracy” asin contrast with the “living force of a great party,” mean- ing, evidently, by the latter to designate the Teadjusters. The committee, by majority action, called a convention to be held in Richmond on the 19th of May, and it remains to be Seen whether the masses of the read- fusters will go back to their former party affiliations or follow their leaders in their oppo- sition to the regular democracy. The demo- cratic theory is that it is omly the readjuster leaders who desire to maintain an organization of their party upon national questions; that their only hope of remaining in office is to keep the party In the field as an active political force; but that the individual voters are not moved by any such selfish considerations, and will readily support the national democratic ticket. It must be admitted, however, that the course of the readjusters will depend largely upon Gen. Mahone. In every instance where party action has been required he has demonstrated his ability to control and direct it, and if he takes the lead in the support of an independent elec- Toral ticket the chances are that his party will follow him. ——_——_--____ ‘The ex-confederates in Congress are sorely puzzled asto what course they ought to take upon the Fitz John Porter bill. If they vote to pass it they will thereby furnish the republican party with the very campaign ammunition they are seeking to make out of the matter. A vote upon this bill with every ex-confederate re- corded in favor of it and every ex-Union soldier against it would beread upon every stump in the coming presidential canvass asa reason ‘Why the democrats should not succeed. The “confederate brigadiers” realize this, and are loth to make that record; but, at the same time, they are unwilling to vote against a measure simply because of political reasons. It has been suggested among them that they withhold their votes, and thus avoid going upon record entirely. This would undoubtedly defeat the bill, but those who advised it regard this as preferable to another political campaign with the “confederate brigadier” shoved to the front. Though this plan may not be adopted by all of them, the Indications are that some of the ex- confederates will make it convenient not to Vote upon the measure, unless, when the roll shall be called, the claim of Porter’s friends that some republican Senators will vote aye, shall be established. Several republican votes for the bill would deprive it of its political sig- nificance. The discipline of the republican party, however, has always been able to prevent ‘straggling upon measures designed for political use, and it will hardly fall in this case. ——_+--______ @ne of the Tammany organs wants Tilden to inform an anxious democracy whether or not ‘he would support John Kelly should the latter be nominated for President at Cincinnati. Possibly Kelly contemplates setting up his claims to the nomination as an offset to those of Tilden. Hehad himself nominated for gov- ernor tn order to defeat Tilden’s candidate last fall, in New York, and it would be almost as easy for him to organize a bolting convention in Cincinnati—the size of the convention would not cut any flgure—and to put him in the field for President. This would enable him to make the fight against Tilden in New York, the only state in which Kelly could exert any influence, It may be that the question put by the Tam- Many organ is only for the purpose of embar- Yassing Tilden, but Kellyis a man of bold po- litical methods, and should his Tammany delegation be refused admission to the Cincin- ‘Dati convention he will be apt to retaliate, —————_~-—____ ‘The haste with which Mr. Parnell returns to Ireland indicates that he intends to enter ac- tively Into the canvass for the election of mem- bers of Parliament. His own re-election ts as- Sured, so his friends announce, whether he be present or absent, but he wants to bring about the election of others who will co-operate with him in his plans for Ireland. His object 1s to obtain an endorsement of his policy by the “re- turn of a largely increased number of adherents to Parliament.” The action of the British gov- ernment, just prior to Parnell’s departure for the United States, indicated that it would not tolerate too much of the Parnell “agitation.” ‘When Parnell enters upon an election canvass ‘to secure an endorsement of his policy he makes ‘the issue as direct as possible; the government has already signified an intentior to make the Irish question prominent, and thus the two op- Posing forces will be brought into collision. ———~-____ ‘The “Pirates of Penzance” are likely to get into the courts, and if they do it will probably ‘be a question for some time as to who has the Jegal right to parade them in this country under the copyright law, as everything that gets into court is doubtful until it is settled, and sometimes afterwards. There can, how- ever, hardly be two opinions in the mind of the public as to Mr. John Stetson, of Boston, and the part be has taken inthe matter. That oint may be considered decided in advance. According to late advices from San Francisco, Kearney has been buying a repcating rifle to protect himself from an apprehended applica- tion to himself of the mob law he has been ad- Yocating so long for the benefit of others. From the way he has been talking for a year or two past one would suppose he had been a sort ‘of walking arsenal all the time. Is it possible ‘hat he has been giving us all this gasconade without being “heeled,” as they call it out ‘west? Why havn’t the San Franciscans given dim a breakfast of leeks long ago? ‘The Chicago papers state that the entire sew- erage of that city 18 poured into the Chicago ‘iver and then served up dally as a beverage to ‘the citizens through the water works. That Is, quik the reason why 80 many people of | seilles ‘Chicago use beer instead of water as a regular | marl? CARTER'S, 72% Market Space-_ ‘beverage. MONDAY, MARCH 15TH, GRAND SPRING OPENING OF PARIS PATTERN BONNETS, MILLINERY and DRESS TRIMMINGS, LADIES’ and CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, CAPES, SUITS, and LOTS of NOVELTIES EVERY DEPARTMENT, AT BAUM 416 SEVENTH STREBT N.W. marll-4t ’ QPRING LEAF TEA, AT 50 CENTS A POUND. NO VARIATION IN PRIOE. 72,000 Parcels of it have been sold at 1332 F STREEP NORTHWEST, within the last five years. Ne better proof need be given of ita great merits. N. W. BURCHELL, maril1-2t 1332 F street. cu RUPPERT, TEMPLE OF FANOY GOODS, Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w., RECEIVED A FULL ASSORTMENT OF EASTER EGGS of all designs and prices. THE GAME OF FIFTEEN For 10c., 20¢., 250. and 50c. per piece. HY WILD A LADY wear false ‘‘waves” rene ““trizzles” which ele artificial, injure the marll » aud produce oo: permatiet it baldness, when she can valnxorant diwerine NATURAL CURLS DY using RAY ELIXIR. a Deligh en Syringe ‘Prige ea Fe air ap . For Bale by all firet- clase Dra and wholesale and 8 LL, DRuGGIsTs, 480 Pennsylvanis rs maril-tu, th&s yastee CARDS, es CROSSES, BAN NER ETS. Assortments of Prang’s, fe Marcus Ward's and Hil- desheimer's Lee : ret Easter Egy Cards en 3 t Bene, a novelty. Easter Angel ran ne Hastina . Babbatii ‘School Cs Cards, seat Gards. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, marll 428 7th atreet. URCHARD’S MIXTURE “ THE N#&W TEA. moet excellent the ee ot excel drink, an 6 best Tea ever BUROHARD'S CANNED COFFEE. A very good Coffee for a very little money. ‘THE PATAPSCO BAKING POWDER. @ne of the younger Powders, but full oF Ae and energy. May always be found, together line of choice Groceries, at BURCHARD'S, Cor. Pa. ave. and Four-and-a-halfst- Goods prompt'y delivered. {ASTER CARDS. BANNERETS AND STANDARDS, In Nickel and Bronze. PANELS AND EASELS. PRAYER BOOKS AND HY¥MNALS, In Sets and in Cases, all Styles of Bindings. CORRESPONDENCE CARDS. PAPETERIES, Latest Styles. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, marll Merrorotrran Booxstore, 911 Pa. ave. ANOS wee one BEEN ED PON EASY T! One ieee oars Square Grand Rosewood, One 7 P Octave, Rosewood, Over-strung, Sho- One 60 irre é, Bacon & Raven. One Ape carved.cave, Mason & Yiaiaiii Orgad, Atthe as W. J. METZEROTT & CO., Sole Agents of Steinway Pianos and Mason & Hamlin and Olough & Warren's Cabinet Organs. marll-3t Pa. ave., bet. 9th and LOth sts, 200 60 ong FRIOR SILK AND LACE HOUSE, We take great pleasure to inform our numerous friends and the public that we will have our usual SPRING OPENING SIUES, SATING ee SPRING GRENADINES, SPRING OPENING, MOURNIN( OPENING, amet ‘GOODS. MONDAY, RIBBONS, | MONDAY, — ‘LACES.’ | MARCH |GLOVER, MaAROH 15,1880.) “HOUSEREEPING 15, 1880. WHITE oop! - UNDER’ =- CORSETS, H PARASOLS. ALL —— ALL —" |'TRIMMINGS, = ARE SUTTONS, ARE — EMBROIDERIES, — INVITED. SPRING WRAPS, | INVITED. 2 TAGE CURTAINS, CUR NETS, Bo sc . fl . MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1880. TO WHICH ALL ARE INVITED. Respectfully, JOEL GUTMAN & CO., ONE PRICE SILK AND LACE HoUS 20, 32, 34 and 36 N. Eu Baltimore, Mi marl) HE CHEAPEST SIL! TILER W. ee NGION. SOLORED 81 ERS ver chee BP. vee and Black SATINS; Colored and Black Colored Twilled SILKS for Trimmings, excellent ‘ ‘Immieuse assortment of new and beautiful DRESS GOODS. Beautiful Fren Eiqured LINEN LA SLAWAS 0 only 150, i 'BILKS are the CARTE: ie, aL as ‘et S) Dest yardewide BLEA a HED OOT'TON made, n smortment of CLOTH, for men and ee pee SE ts Se Teen ee ee Edis od OASHMERES, 2 a, 8, 7, gi. . eee vara ie wah, 81,81.25 te SUILTS, 500. hes "i eh tol 1.2: (A Market apa Geese erry: Fee eee eas nn Tne See ice Taare wae PEE gant etesave romedlse, Bemember » Marely.cure BEAT. Siva quocses ana abeon tor eich oe for na tons feel '—Bee **Medical Press,” **Lancet,” iGan Medic! Sousa ba OAUTION.—Genuins with the fac simile of Baron Lisbig’s Sigeafars in ius mak eoreee e “‘Qonsumption in England increased ten-fold in ten years.” LIEB! MIPANY'S EXTRACE OF MEAT Tobe nad of a (uholeenlo only), G. ‘DAVID. & 00 a aie Eine tondon tnpland. ‘marit-ly THING FOR BUSINESS ME: Mine LITHOGRAM. with which you can take ress minute from one original writing on wing. Prices, icith bottle of SME, postal sizes $1; Note, 82; Letter, 83; Foolseap, 84: larger sizes reat ind cements to tl Steaae Sa oe ea dea GENT MAS and A Ura TURING 00., P. O. Box 29, Baltimore. arl | RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, MALARIA, DIPHTHERIA, PNEUMONIA, SORE THROAT, INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS, &c. TRADE “SAPANULE.” MARE. ‘The Celebrated Glycerine Lotion Gives Immediate Relief and a Kadical Cure. eats, Back, lammation of the Kidn Back- eo ee "Re ge Houssbold an attend to be = qifhout it. we can peter to thousands who owe their ltves to “Oar hiuins ‘ted Circulars sent free, upon appli- Be Inteving it, 28 we guarantee satisfaction dean and 8 id ie bottle fil ana th Age" Belts val Drugeists Dames GERRY & COMPANY, PROPRIETORS, 237 Broadway, N. ¥. mar4-co 1) pe AE EY 1 AM STILL AT IT. ‘Will eell you 100 fect of VERY eoenitnon Lumber for lar and leas. A No.1 ARTICLE at LOWEST MARKET RATES. Call and test the truth of i! CROSS, Jr. LUMBER, WOOD AND 60 Mihiart, ‘Depot and Planing Mill, foot of 4th street east. ‘Office: 819 Market Space, Board of Trade Rooms. marl0-6t* ANTED—The Ladies to call at MADAME GARVETT’S DRESSMAKING PARLORS, 1223 F Srarer, xm beautiful French Patterns exhibi- x oy ag, Gan pel ie few ‘York, and test the accuracy of ber new style of fitting. Your measure ken sad a perfect ft guaranteed in six minutes, 02 7th street, near H. Also, Ladies’ Own Hair made into Natural by my new process. marl REAT BARGAINS. Bere aN COST FOR OASH. e balan Seagate ‘nd CUTLERY a muss omit LMEAD & Bad Br otrect, open Ebbitt House. marl0-8t* “SELECT LIST.” Geo. P. Rowell & Co's Select List of Local Newspapers. rsons suppose this list tobe composed of ae newspay ‘The fact is quite 16 catalogue i tes exactly what, the the nome of a paper is printed in if is in evel instance the in the pl: roe rs the oo eee es e place. ives thee population o| exery town and the cirenlation of every. paper. TT ‘OT A Ex OPERATIVE LIS" NOT A CHEAR LIST. Atte footot the Gatalorue for each te the impo it towns which are not covered by thet fists ace. Tonuceeekona. Is AN HONEST LIST. An ld, advertier seritea: “prefer the LOCAL. '1' for the reason that, while but few persons in any, particular town subscribe for a class medium (or large city weekly), nine out of ten subscribe for there oeat paper, dnl the tenth one borrows it From his nelghbe! A ia Nato tes. who reds ar upwards of 85,000 a year, nd who invested less than B350 of it in this Lixt, toritens.* ¥ ‘ur. Select Local List paid me better last yee THAN ALL THE OTHER ADVERTIS- The rates charwed for advertising are barely one- fifth the publishers’ schedule. ‘The price for single States ranges from $2 to $80. The price for one, inch one month in the entire listis $650. The reg- ‘ular rates of the papers for the same space and time he list includes 977 newspa- ALLY and 7S: Y. 2 ed in $07 different cities and towns, of which 28 are State Capitals, 371 places of over 5,000 population, an County Beats. For copy of List and other information address GEO. P. ROWELL & CO., Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce St., New York. OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. GRAND EXTRAORDINARY. DRAWING At RAVAN, CUBA, APRIL usth, 18sso 15,000 POKES Is ad ED. CAPITAL PRIZE, 1,000,000 Prizes Cashed. Full tn 150; Half, rr, 937-00; Fifth, ‘Twentieth, aterm nth, $13." ib penth: 815s gri80" ortieth, Bis LOUISIANA’ STATE LOTTERY. Next Drawing APRIL, 15, 1880 © Tickets, 82; Half TPickets, #1. Remit by New Zork Exchange, sare ne ee one Orders 3. DUFF & can Bankers, 42 Nassau st. (cor. Liberty), New York. mar9-tu, th&: EGGS FOR HATOHING. PLYMOUTH ROCK AND PARTRIDGE COOKIN, From the fines prize-winning strain in this country. $2 Per SETTine oF 13. T. Le. cum & O., GROCERS, 07 Market Space. mar9-eo5t THE TRAvOnE: SEA END ILLINOIS AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Heated throughout. Gas in all the rooms. PEN PERMANENTLY. fouat ounce M. E. HOOPES. Proposals for Small Iron Castings. Ovrice or Burnin Stare, Wak anp Navy. Durcaruenrs, \ Eas D. 0. abo) 188 dellveriag Sealed ater the north pede ot of the Se Beato, ruse api id my. of ‘Minow me Theo, and sat seers py for bi cg are (GbLN Gaaky, of Engineers. GonDIERS’ ee ane INTERNAL REVZNUE axp LAND CASES SETTLED. J. AMBLER SMITH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Sth and D Sts. n.w. 0 AND ORGAN Lan 7 Br nig Ye AND TUN- foes Pig Srila mate Janine, Pinaos andl Ox, oa iy Mo's OO mart FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. WANTS. id = WAXTED_A RHITE, WOMAN to cook, wash ‘Also, 2 BOY. Best of references required. Apply 1400 Hf st. Dew. Ww ‘AN ED—For six or cight week: DLE HORSE fer ie tee Bact given. Addren Bor 15, Star office. marl ot SAD- ‘Best seferences | Ex RENT—First-class OFFICE ROOMS. = ay woz S. SWORMSTEDT, 928 F st. n.w. Fe RENT One of the nest STOREROOMS in the city. Apply to J. 8. SWORMSTEDT, 928 oo class OOOK, WASHER and TRONER: none but com; ft. perso! apply. pestecenes Tequired. 12 1st n-w. R RENT—PARLOR and BEDROOM, farn- ished, second fioor, near Ebbitt and Apply at 1224 F et. n. marll-6t" ED—A gentleman and wife desire to G SUITE OF HOOMS ins desisstie neaute on Capitol Hill. Address B., Box 89; Btar offee. R RENT—HOUSE No. 12% O st n.w., coi taining 8 rooms, incinding bath. Modern i Ease ra APY 1220 Ost. n.w. _marll-3t* Wa an iro two respectable white girls, STT- 'S—one as housekeeper or chamber- san the other as chambermaid or nurse. Best reference, avoir 828 6th st. n.w. —Firet-class ROOMS, handsome! Turnisied a Gls Hf ot ne beah, Ror aad col Water, Strictly first class. “ References required. mari ws 500d, active GIRE, ‘who wishes a home Tor fenetal housework, in family of two; mi understand cooking. ferences re- quired. Apply 406 6th st. n.w. ‘OR RENT—Verg cheap, fwolanre ROOMS, un- Paare nec second foo bath water closet sam fe flo) eee one ROOIS a cain Ror. “No. 818 6th st. n.w- WANZED_By, 8 soune gir, s SITUATION as ‘chambermaid and to do piain sewing fn a pri- yate family permanency Geeired. ADD! pply 301, cor. 8d and O ats. mari1-2t' R RENT—No. 1918 K st., aaa = Too! a modern improvements; newly painted and ._Nearcars and market. Inquire of PR. WILCOX, corner 20th and Tsts._ mail St W'NtED ay ais a =o with ie children, aed two and six respeotivel leasant fur- nished ROOM with a pr private family. Address Box 95, Star office, giving full particulars. marll-3t* Tels Pe By a ae SITUATION in govern- en for a salary of 875, oF in propor orion for 3 ven for a Keswealary.” Addreee Box 145, Stal othe, mii at ANTED—PASTRY COOK (woman) immedi- W aid. 1638 Pensyivania aver od ‘ANTED—By a wet nut to take to Her bots; an INFANT one ‘month old: Address A. City Fon CBee. Taactocse colored woman, & Witroairgk as dtaraber airvaTt iva arly and to do din- room work Salbere orb bets marld-2t* ‘ANTED—A good Goon { rivate family ; good wages paid is suited. oF spply ae eee n.W. parE Competent GIRL for Sent note ‘work; rn ell. recomm Mrs, LANGDON, LeDroit Park. mard-3t, ‘ANTED—A small HOUSE of fi between K and Nand 8th and. 10 ete ure careful tenant; uo children. “Address Ht Me, Mo. ua ‘Ith at.n.w. Wanna Rae ting, no ounce, sn apply. No. 1011 Gist. D.W. | RTECS, JOURNAL: ISTS and CONTRIBUTO! ried and piecework vacancies. ‘Manuscripts immmediave: Ty placed, if available to any. publisher.” Atheneum Burean of Literature, 37 Park Row, N.Y. m9-4t" ‘OR RENT—March isth, two beautifal lange OOMS, furnished or ‘unfurnished: private Uath st, above Hamilton, ‘and near le. ces exchanged. moderate. tmaril-eose" OF RENT—Large BRICK HOUSE corner Ist Potomac sts., rgetown. Beautifal and ornamented with trees and shrubs; ‘also, fine summer house. Will rent cheap to private family, or for school’ purprses.. Best location in Georgetown for private School, inquire on premises. marll-6" Fa RENT—Furmshed ROOMS, with or with- cut BUARD, in a private family. 1213 Vermont avenue. marl0- (OR RENT—A eix-room HOUSE, with water and gas, alee, two three-story HOUSES; hall, water ana gan. Apply 1106 © si. 1 ari0-st POR BENT BRICK HOUSE, 1139 0m: at. n.w., tamil . AL Thomas aronnas, seven rooms, gas and water. Im: te pos- reasion given. Apply 903 Pennsylvania avenue. $25 per month. marl0-3t VOR REN’ "7 BEDROOME SNe one' cussingie ROOM; Parlor on first floor; also, ths ird floor, ited furnished, facing Willard'’s. 615 ath etn ‘or gentlemen only. marl0-3t* Fe RENT—1205 F st. n.w., between llth and 12th sts., dwelling of pe2 rooms; all modern im- provements. ” Reasonable to EO. F. SOHA. AYER, 24 Vth st. 2.W. OR SALE—In northwest, new 3-story BRIOK; bay window to roof, bick buildine, twelverooms, bathroom, butler’s pantry and cellar: finished in firet-class’ style for advertiser's use: ‘front yard, iron railing, and la1 in rear.’ A bargain to prompt purchaser. OWNER, Btar office. marl0-w, th, s,3t* WAeet lady with consigerable experience: in European travel would take charge of tw: iw three je persone Wu roale: ea to travel me reas, for particulars PER Ofice, Washington! De Oe a soi ‘ANTED—BOUNTY LAND. ARENT id Wis ND SCRIP. J. VANCE LEW oom 43 soi ee Le Droit Building. m8 veg }hederal Building, corner 7th and F. febl0- ae a on to examine and choose « ING MACHINE from 18 differer Cae not pouersctory subject to GENRE, G27 biota WANIED CARPETS to team Beating Works, 490 16 AVENUE 8. W. Snd Pa. event or Meare. Hoos, Bro: & oc, 1328 Peelers a om. WwW work quarauteed. At UHAGH'E, G16 Louiet- msr29 BOARDING. OR RENT—Large FRON@® ROOM, with Board; south front; on Judiciary square; hotand cold water in roo) rivilege of parlor. 403 G st. n w. House with all’ modern improvements. _mll-3t? FR RITA lee, wel furnished FRONT ROOM, on second floor, with BOARD, in a private far ily ; near Departments and cars. Terms or two $45 per month. 1908 H st.n w. m10-3t* AX NEWLY FURNISHED HOUSE, in a pleasant location, with desirable rooms, en suit or single, with or without BOARD, No.’ 1634 15th su marl0-3t' orn RENT— With or without BOARD, two or three ROOMS, at 507 E st.n.w. 7 Teferenoos ex- feb23-2w* F% RENTS ‘Furnished BOOMS, aa good. s BORED: in a private family. 305 C st. n.w. fel VT SE FREMONT HOUSE offers eee with first a Bi pectin et Board, for zeit epee is well ‘and every way desirable. Ee OOM TRE HOvE 612 9th st. : = the coniane and beat aaa aon novl9 LOST AND FOUND. OST—LETTER, incloeed in Envelope, name of Susana ‘written on outaide, name of Louie inside, dated Jan. 23d, 1876. $1 reward if left at Star office. LIBERAL REWARD FOR ine a DOG, lost on Pennsylvania ave. and. Gthet. Return to 1208 Fst.n.w. m10-2t Lees Monday afternoon, cither on Penn'a ‘ayenue street cars or at Baltimore and Potomac a SEALSKIN MUFF, lined with brown ae vgindor will be rewarded by Teaving it at No. 1733 st. nw. 0-2 PROFESSIONAL. H. JOHNSTON ENTIST, ister from 616 9th st. to 717 H st. ite ‘Baptist Church. Filling a specia ity) wold and. silver. “Gas adinfuistered. Chars rato. Heference: Nev. Dy. Domer and otherrn SB ste beltu and FEET BEING REQUI- rien site to health and usefulness, thousands of ex- Retin ‘ages, from far and near, visit DR. HITYS. well taown establishment, opposite Willard’s Hotel, for relief from and avoidance of Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Diseased Nails, Vas- eclar Ces and oth other ailments of the feet. Established 186 ice fee, $1 per visit. mar5 WEN M. LON D. Tespect{ally tenders his services to the citizens of Washing- tol Physician and Accoucher. He offers an cDerien ny raotice in the Malarial fel Bee me RR. WEISENBORN, removed to 410 11th et.n.w. OELLULOID ‘TH inserted TE) 7 to B10 ‘and all operations on the’ attra! ‘Tesh a reasonable prices. x= \B. ee 8. ae ENTIST, Re. SrReer, over Simms’ en, for the alsin, ort cera teach toot gl. bese a T. M. TALI oer atreeta northwest. Ds. PUse Dentist, 919 7th street northwest, ‘between f and K sts. Besutifal 88; Teeth piled 81; without pain, 60 cents. All opera ranted. IN'S OFFICE COATS, 50c. Mer ‘Cassimere Goats a ‘one half former price; Box's odd Jacrot one half the value: Boy's entire 8 carat $4.00, 85.00, to close juits ford "Saye, 86.00, 81-00, 88-00 aud 810.00, very, ?* 1914 and 1916 Pa. ave, Big Shoe mar6 7. SELBY. UMBER OF ALL KINDS.—Large lot of OAK PLANK for Coachmakera’ and Wheelwrights' ue pe cheaper than any yard in Ws 3 corner ets, Dew. feb28-2w* WM. McLEAN. 0 THE LADIES. Ladies from Europe will new and beautiful Mcrame an. without delay and see samples. 476 Penna. ave. LD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE ‘known as the best, so is known for years as the only place wht SECOND-HAND CLOT! or Branch Sto. D an Ge n.w. N.B.—Note by mail ‘promptly sented . mi Watches, Guns, Pistols, & dest Dyes, from HER ZOG'S. $08 9th sf near Pas tve, | Prompt atiention will bo given to" orders in person or by mail. IPOSERS of SECOND-HAND NG, QAtTARE PLUMBING. JAS. F. ort eo ae Sth st. Genet ot ELUMBING, with rien view ‘view t0 he me oa por snctcay Sears WATER ta oe a MADAME ESs- avo the cheapest sad largest STOOK in the ya OF Me OWN MARE. Satiataction always guaranteed. feb19-Im JECURE YOUR VALUABLES! NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 15th Street and New York Avenu: edn Saree Damp Proof Vaults from $5 to omencent on depaait for 8 ‘OR RENT—HANDSOME RESIDENCE. We ae authorized by the owner (at present in Ea elegant new residence in the West End ortho city to rent the same for the term of one oF more years. The property is an unusually hand- fome one and first-class in ov ery, Fospect: contains D roomie, (exstusive Of Is ms, store rooms, : has a ‘porte cellfugy aud wide walls of fibrary and dining room panelled in hard four rooms en auite on first floor, &¢. A handsome stable, with five stalls (one box stall), and carriage house‘attached. | Further particulars and permit to kee the property can be obtained at our office. FITCH, FOX & Bi LOWN, 1437 Pennsylvania ave- 0-1 “OE RENT—Brick HOUSE, 2217 Hf at. nx Tooms, bay window, hot water, &c.. newly ered; complete order; large yard; $25. CO. WIt- MER, 1018 Pennsylvania ave. “:mar8-3t* FOE RENT three-story Brick HOUSE No. 63 ; Seven rooms, gas and RLES W. HANDY, oy ‘ih ith st. per month. ne FOR EENT—HOUSE No. Ge M st. > 001 tainin, with all modern” improve- ments. aguire enext door, marp-3t® (OB SALE—A fine eight-room BRICK, near Gov- ernment Printiny Olea, in good repair. Gas, water, dry cellar. enVory, cheap. In- auire of GEO. REN NEES 455 teh we a aes LOTS, each 20x90 feet, north x side W st., only 60 yds. from 14th et. u.w.. at per square foot. Also. Lot in same square (No. 203) rronti nn So ) feet on 14th St., at 50c. per square ee TUCKEE, “Second | Audltor’s Cflice. FR BALE LOTS 2, 10, 18, 14, 17 ra or a Sales street, between Conn. ave. and 17th st n. w., having a frontage of 27 feet by 100 deep. Those Lots are most desirable for private residences, and will be gold at reagonal ine Mm ‘on terms to 7th et. n.w., 2d Sink’Building. mars. FOR BENT HOUSE No. 121 north, A st., near the Capitol, containing 8 rooms and basement; rent $18. Inquire 123 north A st. mar6-lw OR Sarr DW ERLING: HOUSE, No. 17H st. n.w., nine rooms, m.i. ; $3,600. Nos. Ae20 a and 1822 16th'st. 00. erie easy. J.G. HES- TER, 519 7th st Fe RENT—FARM 250 acres; for sale or trade for a city, Propel sit ‘on Potomac iver, Bi ‘ort Washington. Good dwell- ine and all necessary out-buildings, and considered : garden farm hing landing on faid farm forvonts Apply Ht 8. JOHNSTON. £98 Penna. ave. mar3-e02w OR KENT—Unfurniahed SUITE, bay window, F bath, &o-, setae a0 and one Boon on third cor. Parties having children or servants neod 10! apply. 1423 Towa Circl or servarnara-12t* ‘OK aAtE oer dBi, ea lete and han¢ comely finished HOU! front; wit in few feet of Iowa Dice and ke ply at 1912 {3th ste feb27-! OR RENT—That ch ae tout sto BRIE cat Teel uieg oar HOUBE, 1404 acth mi, 9 rogmin ana bel be ‘Heat a inguite on on eb23- eo street. Panak RENT—Furnished BOOMS with BOAR drat bath and hot and coid water; clase. 332 Indiana ave., fronting Fadict ‘Terms moderate. JOR RENT—519 gate CEN nw. 4 “furnished SUITE! ROO) rovements: hrst and sooand Loor; ie ‘moderate. RENT—Furnished P; FARLORS and BED- SoM and ROOMB f1 for veral small ROOMS. 04 Penney augli-8.0! are. fel 1 4w* FOR SALE. ‘urniture WAGON and HARNESS, ix8 feet, suitable for restaurant & LOEWENTHAL, 9 ES and ‘OR SALE. —! one Ico Box, 6: grbutcher. SLE 939 7th st ra 00k QE SPRING WAGONS, suitable for all kinds of business. Also, lot DE WAGONS. This Wason is ooo in good . Lot of Second-hand BUGgrES: sa WAGONS for ale very low on inonthl ments. PROBLY, 37 Prospect st., Cane ‘mats F R SALE—Fine BUGGY. Can_be, seen at GARGES Stables, 644 Pa. ave. 8.6. Price 3100. J. R. CO! 1104 12th st. es marl-2w* F%, SALE—WHITE LEGHORN EGGS. FUR HATCHING. My fowls took first premium at Pied Fair, and first and second at Washington ion. ar6-eo4t™ H. POTBURY, 2114 L st. n.w. 708 SALE—New and Second-hand GRRRLAGES Buseiee, Phastons, ‘Coup Repairiny attended to. ‘Bepository, Carta, &e., he. romptl M, ry 410-416 8th ce bet. D'and E n.w. FOE SALE EGGS for hatching trom White horns and Silver Penciled whi took first premium at Washington an jational nate W. G. LEE, 1521 Madison st., between 15th 16th. febl7-204 w* ws FOR SALE A VERY LIGHT BREW- I jetene eingle seat, Top Buggy, as, One CBee five-glass Landeau, in use but one i oa mace by @ first-class manu- facturer A of Philadelphia. One x) dy Goupeletie, in use but one pone raade Aa ‘a very nice Cours in first-class o1 oes assortment CARRIAGES, Ane BUG- wh manufacture, and a Second: han qa jaGies ‘and other ECE mich very low af may Manufactory, Nos, 412, 414, 1° fie dale ok. febl2-1 * ANDREW eM “JOYOR. IR BALE—A lot of fine a; Fy RIES alto MOCKING A RhOS BIRD OAGES, &o. ‘at the Bird: ad Store, 1138 7th stn. Ww. 8. HAR: . £10-2m* SALE20 Head of HORSES. Just arrived Bien Aisoy‘one BAYS 46 ands high, SGI Also, ‘one BA ry atyligh ; can trot in “a Sh GOUPES and three Saddle HORSES. JOHN SIMMONS’ Stables, feb26-12t ‘S11 12th at. n.w. AB’ ABO iG OR DISPOS- of CARRIAGES, HORSES and, }, will find it to their advan-' tage to callon me, a8 I have demand for the Allorders for purehi or ateposing of Teed Wie vam aia Stable, 1013 apr EVERAL FINE <PIA} very little se one Brie al Grand, ‘or sale at for cash, at 723 nis PERSONAL. E, 8. POWELL, the Wonderfal Medium, ‘RS. E. Mia remain a day or two at 207 Pennsylvania ‘where she may be con- ‘D.G., Pl an from a.m. til9 p.m. m10-3t an R RENT—The fine, BRIOK HOUSE, all moa. erm conveniences, 93 K st. 860 per wont e (2 story BRICK, BUILDING suitable for watho or manufactory, 1210 D st.» $45. room BRICK HOUSE, mode ern gonveni- ences, 8 st., between 1ith and 1 x room BRICK HOUSES 0 a ines st., between araiand and 18th ete., ABrTR TT & 50N, ~6t WN. 401 9th st., oornsr of O' E a. MOINTIRE, REAL EsTatE Bro! 18 F street, ‘opposite ‘Masonic Temple. eee ra, ae Ba ry Ea; 2B F, Sol] et By eli sees aheeere aoe Houses near new market, en roth et 8 Lot ip northy 28: Sxiab noc Sion ees 6 Cots near I : wOREe EUSRS Troan: HONEY, TO gente penoot LOAN at lowest rates ora ‘at lowest rates. 2 tr = E. A. MoINTIRE. 1B RENT—By R. O. HOLTZMAN, Reat EstTa1z AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. 23 1535 st. O.Nie Ro rooms and bat 612 Pa. ave. aes store 75 store 1250 9th st."n-w., rooms and bath: 239 133 fine Duane Toon. 36 Imake no charge to landlords for advertising their property, and keep it before the public constantly. es mare many ‘of the finest building sites in pe palty, ; also, Houses in every section at from 81,0005 800, 000. ‘Now ia the time to bi i *R. O. HOLTZMAN, maré 10th and F sts. n.w. B&B RENT— Ta H. WARNER, 916 F Sreeer 1 Nortawest. pen NEED 1826 M st. 1425 8 st. n.w. 935, wh rare a1 ih st.n.w.40 ag 5 c= wiaiasabio 42 309 H I st. n. 40 1 HSTRABEE OFFICES IN 916 F ST. N.W. ane Estate Review, pt blished at my office on the 25th of each month, Contains comple list of All the houses I have for rent, together with reports concern! the condition of the real estate market throughout the country. Calland getacopy. tr Fo BENT. 2016 FIFTEENTH ST. ry, nine room BRO DWELL- 1So? tt alt moders ss meena A neat elssnoom, prose brick front HOUSE, with hot and oold water and bath. 1423-1425 NEW YORK AVENUE N. W. |Egrwe and, handsome STORES; will bo rented n “iJecinable OFFICE ROOMS, in the best business sections of the city. THOS. J. FISHER & 00., feb21 1293 F street northwest. JRL SSTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00.. Bt. Cloud Building, ‘Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. HOUSES AT ALL Meh AND ON TERMS 13th Leagues gua cath payrasa pate 12 Ist st. 12 860 949 Tete, 9 F006, In 26 Fine house near Toward | GaP 16 rs. 25 ey 10th st. janet 5 roor: oe 18 pty 10 10 8 for rent and for sale. Gai for list of Pro} oa desirable Houses in exchange for MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate security, at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. fel9 BOOKS, é&e. J UST OUT. ice, by H. Jam Spencer's ** Geremonial y'8 ¢ cune Crayfis Parables of Our Loi Hallam’s Works Complete, 7 vola., new éd'n. ‘Nellie’s Memories, by Hosa N. Carey sy. SEE ee apa al promptly. W W. H. & 0. H. MOR?! KSELLERS aa EW PUBLICATIONS. SECOND VOLUME MEMOIRS OF MADAME DE REMO! » in Paper, 60c. Franklin Square, at 100. MOTHS. By Ouida. Cloth, $1.25. MEMOIRS OF PRINCE METTEENIOH, 2 vols. kD STATIONERS,” 475 Pa. ave. TENNYSON'S SONGS. Set to Music. $5. ALL NEW BOOKS Ae AS SOON AS THE FINEST ee ud STATIONERY A BOORRELEEE AND f STATI TONER, | 1015 Pa. Stok | OUR COUGH. U! Jes AMPAN!} AND HOREHOUND. FOR YOUR COLD, TSE JAMPANE AND HOREHOUND. FOR HOARSENESS, SORE THROA‘ USE ELROAMPARE ASD HOREHOOND” ANTHUM NATTAN, i ST SManinE, mar8_14th and I sts. and #d and D sts, n.w. Moyers Gnuaura Gure: Miners! 8 Wei 1, eatery is Sh po Lndebea to hive waft call anc Hin whole stock of WATCHES Jeweeny ILVERWARE WILL BE CLOSE OUT AT ANY PRICE beture that ae ives mivice and rate Sining to Jove and matrimony. tLe Tuour ‘OF 00 Day. Con Booms, 40220 Se Dat ‘THE EVENTS OF LIFE. and conta, . yl. tw ne coc, 416 L st., bet, 4th and Sth sts.n.w. ees T | p-m. Always in before 9 and from 3 %0 - aa Weeremattanaats fie. Highest can beice Paik” 'Yo., between 3d and £35 6s D. Serer an24-co8m Dae Se = Het. n.wit By Cis QboReE NEAL, = ~ ‘Saasen OF 1880, ®. TS: REIGP aenn, DEL, ‘Will open MAY and BW. janl7-2m Teen ere FY Star oft worth ‘marll-3t Foesay Soe PE, ese! up housekeep! rivate ale. ‘Address GEORGTA. Bi ae Dice. Pmarto-ate nee GEORGIA, Beat omfion_marte-tt_ 10 LOAN—At seven cent Ikeal Estat We ~ +000, aetkor bse ith st. Lae Apr ae ANTED—CAPITAL to Fras ae Stock in com comet company own eel cee alent: Unparalleled opportunity for rocure the necessary capital.” gem TO LOAN, Suma to Suit, Os Reat Estate Seccniry. THOS. J. FISHER & CO. mard-2w 1223 F st. n.w. FINE CROCERY AND PROVISION 5S A fin mata and 8 seat! acon felling on accotint of sickne BOEHLEN, 991 Let.t.c. anne bee TE AT A SAORTFIGESTa Desa Fi 2 baer oa Es Se GS es 7 feat on 3 an fect S %. . GREEN, 412 7th st.n.w. hones. fan wh cat San ae A AT PRIVATE WEL A er SITUATE! SALE, INGTON FIERY ON G STRE! = ‘EETH AN, Te GHTEED EETS N. ‘The entire stocks comprising the Whole outtt, Horses, Carriages Of every 4 arniture conn herewith, hand . cane S Wren conducting the above business, is 0 us ata bargain to close an This is oneof _ best paying ‘stands in this Pee and is particularly adapted to private splendid econ if offered to au; to conduct such a business. Connect phone to all parts of the city. For further information aj one ie ning with tole= LOAN, T° MONEY oN. ON REAL ESTATE, At 6.7" and © per “oont. No Delay When Security is Ample. B. 0. HOLTZMAN, mar6 20th and F — aw. OR SALE—A. it bai if boty... within Fae tates v8, ‘that vainable, PROPEN SX situated on Q at., bet- 18th and 19th, near Gonnoe- rand crt rear of round. "A nunibor eta i price fre 181,400 to 33, 000, dich 7 city, ranging in price from whic Sill’ be sold. on monthiy inatal faimene plan, 8 Seah payeeent only Teauired. MONEY to loss in Sums to suit, at the lowest ra IRFORD & 00.. E. ‘BU! mar6 Real Estate Brokers, 702 E st. n.w. Fa SALES Ahandsome HORSE, PHA ETON and HARNESS. | Horse perfectly went bargain is ora ry MPH 3 fivery Stable, O st., feted 436 amd 6th. Tse BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLAGE FOR SALE— yattevilie, Md.» on the Baltimore and Ohio fond, Ave minutes wali from the depot. Tt consists ots about three-fourthsof an acre im: a frame coteaie and fine ta ble. ahaa at asa was balls now witein two a . Houne was built new, ns ‘has al! ae ay ieee This isa rare chance BOL W la ts a cheap suburl ie P. LIBBEY, 432 7Ttb st. n.w. FoR SAGE. BENT, OR EXCHANGE FOR OITE PROPERTY—A valuable F. AEM of 4 BSR rad iniles n.e. of Washington. 605 7th st. JOR SALE—Two sets of SAOHINERT = =e Lie Mineral Water: all copper and in complete ing onder, heap. DANIEL GINGLETON. “care Dinsmore & B “a. Baltimore, Md. Foe SALE. Several lots of City Railroad and Insurance STOCKS and Local BONDS, all of which are re- jiable dividend paying investments. H, J. FROST, 420 6th st. n.w. home. A) mars: feb28-2w* wo™=* TO LOAN— AT LOWEST BATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SEOUBRITY, B. H. WARNER, 916 F st. n.w. TO LOAN ON LIFE AND EDUCATIONAL. oJ. Vounu mUsto Patiouint sinners, ORGAN and jon to be- ualified for RW. /ROFESSOR 728 13th st., native ‘P'iveian hustrnctor, eraduate of Borbouine Uae yorsity, Paris. Private instruction in all the French, br icetics. Terms moderate. feb21-5w* LADY TEACH OF 8 \CERIAN PEN- ive instructions to a limited pte reel denios Terms mod- tar office. _feb21-1m* aNe eee Tuesday, Wed- Ea Fri ee. pee ou Nr ALB, 102 6th street jand other ores 7 LW. pita pe IR Vv. Rte ct is) 910 Freten Ciassos. in San hourm His. my SM, 4 and 6M. =. Hours ed for private vant offered to all, adults oe verl and idioms ht. Visitors invited on TIN at 8-2 houre: 12m. tol p.m. ‘deol? ‘APLEWOOD_ INSTITUTE, Ooncoapynaa, Pa.—Boys, 80 per quarter; Girin, 846. tu~ dents jor business, Yale or Harvard. First Clase professors. ‘admitted. jel" 3. BHOE' ‘A-M., Principal. SPENCERIAN BUSINESS GOLLEG! Yes education for rol life to ous koe 0 ‘an pouiti . ae ‘fin- ore and Bouble sane Bee Business Prao- arias ‘Open for recep- tonot madents Zi eure ‘Angust and there- eae BEEN soa 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 Bpring Stock, I will continue to sell for the NEXT TEN Days, 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 xood many of these goods are suitable for early spring wear, and if purchasers do not have imme- diate use for them, it would Pay them to reserve them for next Fall. <, A. STRAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania Avenue, ‘Taree Doons East or lire St. OATS! OATS!t 20,000 BUSHELS CHOICE SEED OATS VERY CHEAP, ar WM. M. GALT & CO.’S, Oorner Ist street und Indiana avenue, mar3 Near Baltimore and Ohio Depot. W. Cuarencr DuvaALL. Jas. H. Manz. a ag HOUSES RENTED. = ‘RENTS COLLECTED, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. aang ad General avents for the following’ Fire Insurance Girard, ‘Philadelphia. Perifard New ork, Biter Staton Plate Tradesmen, New York. om Philadelphia. mart WHITE & FOLK N. og NORE ag ae DEror, Tervapion reeled daiiy- See + min Btoadyay HATTER, has reoei: rocetees pe ats oa eee | 7 = =