Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON 2 CROSBY S. NOYES.... Editor. ——— ——————— ine Star has a regular. perma- daily Cirentation ‘more exblihe in irathinaton and and it eauat fot nt fot Ret — ‘The Doublie-Sheet To-morrow. 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 720. Advertisers and news- dealers will, therefore, confer a favor by sending in their orders as early a5 possible. The edition of last Saturday was the largest ever printed and sold. o-—__—__ Pennsylvania 1s, for the present, th battle ground between the Tilden and anti-Tilden democratic factions. The democratic commit- tee of that state will meet in Pittsburgh on the 18th Instant to call a state convention, and the “great object of each of the opposing wings of the party ts to control its action. The Tilden democrats, under the leadership of Speaker Randall, want a late convention—sometime in May. Senator Wallace is managing the antl- Tilden campaign in the state, and his side insist upon - an early convention. The chairman of the committee is a staunch Tilden man and will do zealous work in his behalf, but the general im- Pression {s that a majority of the committe is against Tilden. Many of the counties have already chosen delegates to the state convea- tion, and the hardest fight will be over thead- mission of the Philadelphia delegation. The anti-Tilden forces swept the field there, but ex- Mayor Vaux org&nized a contesting delegation. ‘The chairman of the state committee makes up the list of delegates to the convention, and the supposition is that he will put on tt the Tilden delegates from Philadelphia. This will put the anti-Tiiden delegation in the position of contestants, and then the fight will be before the committee on credentials; Sena- tor Wallace has, in all former contests of this kind, proved too much for his opponents, and backed by the powerful anti-Tilden sentiment in his state, his friends claim that he will over- throw the Gram itatesmen completely. All the leading democrats of Pennsylvania, and many of them from other states, will be present at the meeting ot the committee In Pittsburg. ‘Tilden’s supporters believe that ff he can get the Pennsylvania delegation he will secure the nomination, and his opponents belleve that if they can beat him in that state they will drive him from the race. Therefore, both sides are putting forth every effort, and the fight will be a bitter one. SS ‘The first actual split in the republican party over the third-term movement has occurred in Missouri. In other states the contest has wagea fiercely, but not with force enough to disrupt party lines. The anti-third term republicans in Missouri are led by ex-Senator Henderson, who is bitterly hostile to Gen. Grant, because the latter removed him very summarily from his Position as prosecutor of the St. Louis whisky ring. Shields, chatrman of the Missouri republi- can committee, is the law partner of Henderson, and shares the latter's resentment, because of his removal by Grant. Ex-Postmaster Filley, a member of the state committee, and the most astute republican politician in Missourt, com- mands the Grant forces. At the meeting of the committee last night, in St. Louis, the third-term issue was squarely presented, and as the chairman, Shields, refused to work for the cause, a motion to depose him and reorganize was carried. Filley was elected chairman, whereupon Shields, and seven others who agreed with him in his opposition to Grant, withdrew. Filley retained a majority of the committee, there being twelve Grant mem- bers, including himself. Each committee claims to be the legitimate party organ, and each has issued a call for a state convention at different Umes and places. The feeling between the two factions of the party is intense, and each will send a delegation to the Chicago convention. As Missouri is reliably demo- cratic, this breach in the republican party 8 of no importance as far as electoral votes are concerned. The state will have thirty votes in the convention, and that is the bone of conten- ton. /The Blaine and Sherman forces have com- bined, and are represented by the Shteld’s com- miitee. With two-thirds of the old committee to support him, and his thorough familiarity With alt the political machinery in every county Of the state, the chances are that Filley will win the fight and carry the thirty votes of the state for Grant ee Since the opening of the discussion upon the Fitz John Porter bill both parties in the Senate have been maneuvering, the republicans to make party capital out of it, and the dei toprevent them from doing so. By a very quiet proceeding yesterday the democrats gained their desired end, and, for once. outwitted their oppo- nents. Several days ago leading democratic Senators came to the conclusion that a continu- ation of the discussion could only hurt their party and benenit that of their opponents. They heid a quiet conference—not a caucus—and de- termined to send the bili to the calendar, there toremain until next session. They expected the republicans to antagonize such a proceeding, as they were desirous that the discussion should Preceed to the exclusion of all other business: According to agreement, Senator Jones, of Florida, was permitted to make his speech on the bill, a legal argument in support of it, and then, by a sharp parliamentary move the demo- €ratic object was attained. From the demo- cratic side a motion to lay aside temporarily was made. Senator Logan then moved to post- ponr indefinitely which was followed by the democrats with a motion to lay on the table. The latter motion had to be put first and the democrats carried it, thus putting the Dill where they can reach Itnext session. So com- pletely were the republicans in the dark as to the democratic plan that, after adjournment Senutor Logan proposed to bet a hat with Sena tor Randolph that he could not get up the bil again this session. The Jury in the case against Petroff, an, exe member of the Pennsylvania legisjature, Drought in a verdict of guilty, at Harrisburg, yesterday. ‘The indictment charged him with’ corruptly Soliciting nembers of the legislaturé to vote for &@ bill to pay the damages caused by the Pitts- burg riots. ‘The summary manner in which the law has dealt wiih Petroff and his associates 1s calculated to depress the trade of the lobbyist in Pennsylvania, if it does not destroy it. T Harrisburg lobby has generally had its own Way pretty much, and {ts workings have not contributed anything to the good name of the state. Recently amendments to the constitu- tion were Adopted having for one of their pur- poses the suppression of bribery and corruption a8 Means of attaining legislation. The frst application of the law, under these amend- ments, 1s now belug made in Harrisburg, and 4ts effect will be wholesome. ———_r0e -—___ The fate of one of the great railway combina- ‘ons lately organized is depending largely apon a decision of the United States Supreme Court ‘to be rendered next Monday. It isa suit of St. Louis vounty against the Missouri Pacific rail- Toad for $700,006 alleged to have been loaned the company. The corporation then existing was Superceded by the Garrison admintstratién, after litigation. Jay Gould purchased the Gar- rison interest, and upon that purchase formed the railway combination to include the M. K. & ‘T. and Texas Pacific. It appears that the St. Louis suit really involves the Garrison title to the road, and should the case be decided in favor of the county it will in effect restore the prop- erty to the original corporation and break up ould’s great combination. Such a decision would have a marked effect upon many of the Failway stocks, and would make and break, per- aps, 8 good many speculators, —————_+>+____ ‘The movement southern planters to supply the piace of colored laborers who have emigrated to the west, with Chinese, has taken ‘practical shape, and the Chinese compantes in San Francisco have been applied to to send coolies into the south. The Chinese havedemon- strated a capacity for mining and other kinds of hard manual labor in this country that would ‘ecem to Dt them for the cotton Helds. LUMBER! OUR IMMENSE TRADE SHOWS WHAT LOW PRICES WILL DO. WILLET & LIBBEY, COR, 6TH 8ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. N. W.’ WILL SELL 100 FEET OF THE BEST BOARDS FOR 81.25. THESE ARE THE VERY BEST BOARD3 MANUFACTURED, AND ABE SUITABLE TO ALL KINDS OF WORK WE ALSO SELL COMMON BOAR 100 F; FOR $1.00. WILLET & LIBBEY. marl2 EAOH! Competent, Spanish and German TEACHERS wanted. reas letter to, ‘TOR, Evening Star office. tmatta. ae MX LEASE HAVING EXPIRED at No, 13: it, I have removed to 1, orc: Buildin, where T will continue to cash’ Army Of. cere pay accounts, Congressmien’s pay receipts, and clerks ia Government employ. ASBURY G. Al PLEMAN, Corcoran Building, Room 7. mari2-at* N OTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE! NO ADVANCE IN OUR PRICES. 240,000 worth of desirable DRY GOODS at less than wholesale value. A new line of Colored and Black Silk FRINGES opened next week. With. full assortment of TRIMMING NOVEL- TIES and BUTTO: W. M. BROWN, S17 Market Space. F TEA, marl2 ~PRING st RING L AT 50 CENTS A POUND. NO VARIATION IN PRICE. 72,000 Parcels of it have been sold at 1332 F STREET NOR1HWEST, within the last five years. Nc better proof need be given of its great merits. N. W. BURCHELL, marll-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., 20c., 25¢. and 50c. per piece. marll Pp ANOS WHICH HAVE BEEN USED UPON EASY TERMS One 7 Octave, Square ‘Grand Rosewood, bury. One & Setaves ‘Rosewood, Over- strung, Sho- One6 Octave, One fine ca carved.case, Mason At the Warerooms 6 Ww. J. METZEROTT & CO., Sole Agents of Steinway Pianos and Mason & Hamlin and Clough & Warren’s Cabinet Organs. marll-3t_ Pa. ave., bet. 9th and LOth sts. RAND OPENING. ‘TMAN & CO., ONE PRICE SILK AND LACE HOUSE, We take great pleasure t to inform our numerous J OEL friends and the public that we will have our usual SPRING OPENING OF . ‘SILKS, NOVELTIES, SPRING GRENADINES, | SPRING — DRESS GOODS, = OPENING, MOURNING" OPENING, MONDAY, Batt BBONS, | MONDAY, MARCH |GLOvES, . MaROH 15,1880.; HOUSEKEEPING /|15,1880. ae 0 = t WUNDERWEAR, = H ORE SOLS ALL “| ALL = TRIMMINGS. = ARE ARE — EMPNOIDERTES, ea INVITED. RAPS, | INVITED. SAGE CURTAINS, CURTAIN NE IS &o. 3 paces MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1880. TO WHICH ALL ARE INVITED. Respectfully, JOEL GUTMAN & CO., ONE PRICE SILK AND LACE HOUSE, 0, 32, 34 and 36 N. Eutaw st. Baltimore, Md. marl: HE CHES ean Bay KS. GTON. BLACK SILKS very Shon COLORED SLRS te ry ct yeploned and Black SATINS; Colored and Black ‘VETS. Colored Twilled SILKS for Trimmings, excellent quality, 62c. wmexee assortmentof new and beautiful DRESS Beautiful French Lawns. Figured LINEN LAWNS only 15c. Beautiful American LAWNS 8 and Immenee assortment of BU PAKASOLS! PARASOLS!! | P. CK BILKS, 79, 7c, and 81, KS, $1.25, 81.60, TE! Space. ‘The best yard-wide BLEACHED OOTTUN inade, 1234¢. pimmense Cia f OLOTH, for men and 50, 6, 1, 81e-, BI: Homie CALiSd e Curtains, 12%, 15, en 60, 62, 75, 8% CASHME! Ee mda OASHMERES, 75, 87, 1. TAMISE; wide double width, Black CASHMERN Black SUK warp Biack Austral pure wool, ) 01 pure wool), 63 RIETTA ; Blac! ian Cra Black French BUN: tines Black Cashmere SHAWLS Burerinen Table DAMASK, 90 Pure Linen NAPKINS: te, Honeycomb otis, heavy white titre 8, 15, Sic idal QUILTS, $1.25; Mar- Sed heal earl wis TER'S, 712 Market Space. ST THE THING FOR BUSINESS ME! ‘The LITHOGRAM, with which you can take 28 impressions per minute from one original wri Ordrewing: Erioes, with bottle of ink: poatel sizes 81; Note, 82; Letter, 83; F 4’; larger sizes made to order, Gres o the trade d agents. Address all orders to Bi GENT MAN- UA TURING ©v., P. O. Box 29, Baltimore. jar PEE STILE, ram =e AM STILL AT IT. Will sell you 100 feet of, Maat oocnman i nciber tur i¢ Dollar and leas. A No.1 ARTICLE at LOWEST MARKET RATES. Call and test the truth of it OSS, Ir. - CR Llecieae| WOOD AND COAL. ae Boe and Planing Mill, foot of 4th street = 819 Market Space, Board of Trade Rooms. Dano. et ‘ANTED—The Ladies to, DAME GARnET'S DRESSMAKING PARLORS, 1233 F rater, And examino the beautiful French Patterns exhibi- sccuracy of her new stile of Hiting © Yousacentes taken nend a perfect A teed in six mninutes. Se Fe bass SHAN COST T FOR OAsH. Ran LABWALE s LE and CUTLERY beanies Ty co. etree! Opposite Ebbitt. House. 2 marl0-3t*" me HABITS MADE TO ORDER, AFTER THE LATEST ENGLISH STYLES. LUMBER! | A New Paper for Boys and Girls. “GOLDEN DAYS, Pare, Interesting and Instructive. The vicious literature of the day is rnin- ing the children of our country. As there is no legal meana of checking the flow of this poisonous fountain, every PARENT,EDUCATOR AND GUARDIAN is compelled to ask himself the question, “What is the best means of checking the evilt” ‘The best antidote for b3d reading is good reading. 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." “GOLDEN DAYS” Understands childhood. It will delight its young friends with sketches of adventure, incidents of travel, worders of knowledge, humorous articles, puzzles, and everything that boys and girls like. It will not teach children to become runa- ways, thieves, highwaymen, burglars, and outlaws. The first number of ‘*GOLDEN DAYS” Contains the opening of two splendid stories. ‘The first is by HARRY CASTLEMON, Andis called, ‘‘Two Ways oF BECOMING A HunrTeR;” and the other is by EDWARD 8, ELLIS, Andis entitled, ‘‘Fme, SNow, AND WATER; or, Lire In THE LonE Lanp." “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 examino 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, marlé-w,f,8 PHILADELPHIA, Pa. ONE PRICE, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. on MONDAY, MAROH 8th, ‘WE WILL OPEN LETE AND, VERY DESIBABLE LINES ‘come TRELY ei BLACK SILKS, IN PLAIN AND FANCY DESIGNS, BROCADES, ‘ PEKIN STRIPES, &c. ALSO, BLACK AND COLORED SATINS, SATIN DE LYNN, &c., &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 SN amie COMPRISING ALL THE Ss I REOETED iD BEST HOME-MAD) GARMENTS BEFORE OFFERED AT SUCH LOW *RICES IN WASHINGTON. LACES, RIBBONS, HOSTERY, gkoves, LINENS, HOUSEREEPING AND DO’ NEW YORK ae Dee. ‘ASSORTMENTS NEVER WOODWARD, LOTHAOP & CO., 705 MARKET SPACE. ONE PRICE. Cae pee peas ay RENTED. panes EORSIEE ONEY INVESTED. mar6-ly das. H. Mapp. In 1d Real Est Ge Ket LeDroit Bulluing. ‘United Btates Plate Glass Oo., Philadelphia. mart WHITE & N. hOEEOLE OF OvsrER t DEPOT, ul choles. varieties’ of. hand. Clams, = eR ke 4 Fam a ay copied. is QQ ) ipplied. rp card punctually ate telephone or tended to. low. mar5-im Proposals for Small Iron Castings. Orrice oF BUILDING FoR i eral instructions for bidders, ane ere Will be furnished & manufacturers uj to this (Se) CLAIMS, Sa INTERNAL BEVZNUE = LAND CASES SETTLED. J. AMBLER SMITH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Sth ona D Sts. _WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. ZNTEN—FURNISHED HOUSE of aboat Ace orsixrooms. Address C. W. R.. Star office. ANTED—To Kent—a FURNISHED BOUSs | the summer months for small fama Box 3k Btar office, ar. ‘AN TED—1(0 OZ. CLARET BOTTLES A ‘Ap- ply to MILLER & JONES, National Tisater Building. marl2-3t” Wires By a white woman, a SITUATION® class scn0k or Iaundress; references given. Inquire 712 2d st. n ANTED— strong, sats -natared WOMAN, Rome experience with the sick. Apply after Lato Team Wm. —A WHITE GIRL, German preferred, to do general housework; must brine ood city references. Apply 618 Let. nw. _marl2-2t V ANTED One Head Waiter, One Side Waiter, ‘One Bell ‘wo. Chambermaids, and One {FREMONT HOURE 20 st 22d Ind. Wax NT. ‘Respectable - NON as Piain econ would a> wasitine and troning; best of references: Apply 829 25th st. nw, WANTED *7 hv, 3 auiet grown persens, TWO shed oF, unfurnished: ve moderato price: references. Address INTEGRIT Star office. ANTED—A sottied WHITE WOMAN to take re of an infant a few weeks old; must bring “pest of re erences. . Address U. > Star Wiimay ‘& White Girl_A SITUATION in ‘a private family, to cook and wash, and assist in washing and ironing. Best of referéaces. Ad- dress Box 39, Star office. > ANTED—SITUATION as Gardener and Man- ager on a Farm; thoroughly acquainted wi li all ifs branches ; 25 years experience in England and United States; best reference. Address Box. 78, Star cffico. + mar 1K RENT. ‘ond floor; convenient to cars. | £39 K st. new. iNeatly tarnished ROOMM, op, noc- maria R RENT—STORE and DWELLING, No. 611 Pennsylvania avevrue, between 6th and z | east. Apply on the prem: marl2 6: ROR BENT Titec story BRICK. 7 rooms. Ne. 405 14th st. n.w. ; with water and gas; near Do- partmen Hep at av 1ithat, i.w., up stairs. marl: ROR BENT Two handsomely furnished cominu jmicating: ROOMS; all modern conveniences. Sy] Fent separate or together. Terms mode: marl: OR ae Comfortubly-fwrnished ROOMS: uthern and western exposure: en suite or single: all modern convenience: Vermont avenue, near McPherson Square. marlase® R RENT—Beautiful CO! ERY PLA 4 utes mort of the city. ‘BOARD wanted, JOQEN SHER SC0., St. Cioud Building. jnarl2-Iw ‘OR RENT—BRICK HOUS®, No. 727 20th st nine rooms and bath’ room ; in thorow: repair with latrobes, ranges and larze yard. Ape at 2004 G st. mari2-3t! t-class OFFICE ROOMS. Ap- “SWORMSTEDT, 928 Ft u. JOR RENT—One of the finest STOREROOMS in the city. Apply to J. S. SWORMSTEDT, 928 Fst. n.w. marll-iit ‘OR RENT—PARLOR and BEDROOM, furn- ished, sccond floor, near Ebbitt and Wiliard’s. Apply at'1224 F et. n.w. marll-6t* FOE RENTHOUSE No. ‘st n.w., con- taining 8 roome, Telnet ‘batt ‘Modern provements, Apply 1220 O st. marlL (OR RENT—First-class ROOMS, handsome! furnished, at615 Hest, n.w. Bath, hot and cold water, 1Binietly first class. References required. ma yANTED_A WHITE WOMAN aE = understands her business; none but a yond jo sich a one wood wares will t, APBIY only between street. ANIED_For. DLE HORSE Address Box x or eight weeke, a good SAD- hia keen. Best references 5, Star office. marll-3t_ WANTED by 8 young wir, 9 SITUATION ‘a8 chan bertuaid and to de plain sowie ia pris yate familys, nermanency desired. “At cor. WASTES By a iad two and six years nished ROOM with a pri 45, Star office, giving fu WARSZED. By a lady, SITUATION in govern. ment department.” $15 per month will be given fora salory of 875, or tn proportion for a lees ealary. Address Box 143, Star office, m11-2t* with two children, aged apleasant fur- ddress Box marll-3t* FPOE RENT Very cheap, two lance ROOMS, un PE iahod Ton peomd aacre bee cote water closet tanse floor, Aloor ote ROOM on thied floor. No. $16 6th st. n.w. marll-3t" FPOR RENT —No. 1918 K st, BRIOK. 8 room all modern improvements; newly painted an‘ parered. Nearcars and market. $30. Inquire of W. R. WILCOX, corner 20th and Tsts. marll 3t FOR RENT—Larco BRICK HOUSE corner Ist and Potomac sts., Georgetown. Beautifal grounds, terraced and ornamented with trees and shrubs; also, fine summer house. Will rent cheap to private family, or for school purposes. Best location in Georgetown for private school. Inquire on premises. marli-Gu* FOE RENT DE ummished ROOMS, with or with: out BOARD, in a private family. 1213 Vermont avenue. marl0-3t* OR RENT—A six-room HOUSE, with water and #as; alee, two three-story HOUSES; hall, water and gas. Apply 1106 L si. n-w. marl0-3t WANTED PASTRY COOK (woman) immodi- ately. 638 Pennsylvania ave. marl0-3t* ANTED “A WET NURSE, to take to her home an Infant one month old. Address A. B. C., City Post Office. mari2-3t" TANTED—CORRERPONDEN i, JOURNAL ISTA and CONTRIBUTOR and plecework vaca faANuKi for 43 salaried ts immediate- ly placed, if ‘avuilable to any pubisher. jureau of Literature, 37 Park Row, N.Y. Atheneum my-4t* WANTED ROUNTY GAND WARRANTS and LAND SCRIP. VANCE LEWIS, Rooms 43 and 44, Le Droit Building. Tob3e tmnt ANTED—A SITUATION by a respectable per- 80n as cook or housekeeper in Washinyton or to xo south or far west. Can make the best of bread, cake, ices, jellies, wines, proserves, &c. Axgood Lome preferred to hich wages. Best of ref- erence, Address Mrs. J., 169 German #1 more, Md. feb20-dolm* Wael and colored COOKS, CHAM. BERMAIDS, NURSES, snd ottier “help. Families furnished servants gratis. Lizensed Room 24, ee Building, corner ct and F. . PRICE & feb10-29¢" REET to Szamine and choose a SEW- ING MACHINE from 18 differont kinds. Any one. Rot satisfactory subject to exchange for any other. Renting and repairing @ specialty.. Mo- KENNEY, 427 9th st-n. ANTED CARPETS to alti OLEAN, at RIO'S team Boating Works, 490 Mainé avenue s.w. iets riias ton Ranke, at, Carpet Dealers ore “ANTED_—STEAM CARPET ©. work guaranteed. At CHACHA. 6 tHe souls ana are. BOARDING. FIRST, GEASS TABLE BOARD, @18 per month. 832 14th et. now. ROE RENT. Lares FRONT ROOM, with ae south front; on Judiciary aquaras hot and ¢ cold water in rcom; privilege of parlor. 403 @ st. n w. House with all modern improvements. mil-3 it 'OR RENT—A large, well-furnished Reon BOARD, oor, private fan ily ; near Departments and cars. ‘or two ae vee wonth, 1908 H at. n. A 'URNISHED HOUSE, in a pleasant ovation, with aeurebie rooms, en suit oF sinwle, with or without BOARD, No.’ 1634 15th street marl0-3t* FS See or without BOARD, two or MS, at 507 E st.n.w. ; refe erm mi0-3t* aaa RENT—Furnishod ROOMS, with good te BORED, ina private family. 305 Ost. n.w. fel U ie? TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROO! Bot for $25 and: eoaeacneiice beet meee and every way desirable. jan29-21 (OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE. 1139 10th st-n. ‘ven rooms, a8 and water. mediate pos session given. “Apply ‘ios Peng ‘ania avenue. #25 ne month. marl0-3t VOR 'T—BEDROOMS andone single ROOM; eclorom. Beet Reo, bisc: thoes se tte as or, hicely furnished, facing Willard’s 15 14th we er erates only. marl0- Fe, ‘T1205 F st, n.w., between 12th and Tathate, dwelling of 13 rooms: all modern im- provements. eagonable to a good tenant. Inquire GEO. F. SCHAFER, 424 11th st. n.w. marl0-im (OR RENT—HANDSOME RESIDENCE. We are authorized by the owner (at present in Eu. Tope) of an elegant new residenca in the West End of the city to rent the same for the term of one or mnore years. The property is an nnusually hand- fome one and first-class in every respect; contains 20 rooms, exclusive of bath rooms, store rooms, has a ‘porte cochere:” ceilings and sida. walls of library and dining roomi panelled in hard wood: four rooins en suite on first floor, &e. A handsome stable, with five stalls (one box stall), and carriage house'attached. Further particulars and permnits to see the property tained at our office. Fi ETOH; BI how! N, a3 Pennsylvanis ave- nu marl0-3t aE SALE—A fine cight-room BRICK, nearGov- ernment Printing Office, in good repair. Gaa, Water, dry cellar. Title perfect. | Very. cheap: ae quire of GEO. RENNEKE, 439 7th st. mal VOR SALE—LOTS 9, 10, 13, 14, 17 and 18 De- Sales street, between Conn, ave. and 1ith stn. w., having a frontage of 27 feet by 100deep. These Lots are most desirable for private residences, snd will be sold at reasonable prices, on terms to’ suit. A. A MILSON & OO., 009 Tihet. n.w., 2d Nat. Bank Building. arb-6t ‘(OR RENT—HOUSE No. 121 north we near the Capitol, containing 8 rooms and basement; Tent $18. Inquire 123 north A st. maré-1w On BALE DWELLING: HOUSE. No. 17 H st. »imgroome, m-i- 83,600." Nos. 120 Wand 19221 rat at: 89,200. J.@. Hi BR RENT— HE CORCORAN BUILDIN' Orrostre U. 8S. Treasury, 15TH Fine Stores, Office Room ingly or communi cat ne—for Business Others. Studios, etc. and closets on every floor. Elevator and steam ‘heat: ark rooms ior storage. Inqiuire of the Janitor. mar or SALE— Beautiful BUILDING LOT fronting pn Towa Circle and Rhode Tsiand avenue, con- taining 2,100 square feet of ground. FOR SALE —Desirable FRIANGLE, bounded by New Hampshire avende, N and 20th sts. n.w. ; con- tains only 4,3 asia square foot of land, and fs entirely surronn parking. FOR RENT Handooe large BUILDING, ft ylvanin avenue, near lata st. n. ixg Penn = “6 a a lacs restaurant. TREET STORES and OFFICE RENT—Larve ROOMS tn Lenman Duldine, FOR RENT—1916 15th st.n.w., a desirable three- story, nine-room Brick DWELLING. FOR RENT 1504 Caroline st.n.W-, new six-room Brick HOU THOS. J. FISHER & 00., 1223 F street northwest. BUSINESS ¢ CHANCES. yoda) 0 IN HAND 10 LOAN on reat msrl2-6t* LOUIS P. SHORMAKER, SALE-GROCERY STORE, STOOK and TURES, lo Bosh, feta Um facie at es. sone for: setting. Address Box 102, Star office. (OR RENT — Thoro: HOUSE, Pe Oa aaa! ti central part Inquire 38 RADE offee, oes 8 ai ACL USE and STABLI u. gers in advance. een tee 19-3" isthe Rew <A three FSwiiiine, 3 Gala, Nand Osta new. ier & 1 belt ha't tts al cost. KORRES, Seocud Nasioual Bank ok Baie, a marl2-3t R SALE OR RENT_No- Rt Bw. two. story front and back BULL an ana Swacterod cellar under wholes two cane large furnace, hot and cold water throughout te Iease #ky-livbt and ventilator and ail other moa ern improvements. House in thorouch repair; Gr uuPand sewer trap in yard. Will sell on esay, tue, YOUNG & MIDDLETON. marl2-cod BRICK STURE au é Tth st. nave, 2 Just \T—The fine BRICK HOUSE, all mod- nveniences, 935 K st. n.w.,| 860 per 8. ° PRATT & SON, N. 401 90 wt, corner of D A. McINTIRE, ReaL Estate Brox No. 918 F strect, opposite ‘Manonic Temple. egareue? es Fee i; ' Hemegrmeccn phat Pom SPEp ee Babies sone ! SALE! ae au Handsome New House, 1sth and $ sta. 7, 500 15th and L (to close a1 a, Houses nese Sew market on Stet. 85,060/a%4 1600 Tot in northwest, 19, 6x1ao;n0 cash for two. yours, 6 Lots near 18th ‘and Q sta'n. w.. 30 cents per foot MONEY TO LOAN! MONEY TO LOAN! Li Oana o} jase )ang small sums always on hand to at lowest rat E. A. MoINTIRE. ror RENT—By BR. O. HOLTZMAN, REAL EsTa1e AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. 415 18th. st. n.w. 23 1535 st. n.w., 17 i bath. rooms and $200 | large 35 612 Pa. aye. D.W., 516 Lith st." ‘nw. store “75 store... 25 1421 'N store... 75 2 60 e ge 1 rooms and bath rooms 25 1336 D st. n-W.,shop 20 $49 D at, n-w., store 75 8 Penn’aaye. n.W., 233 435 st. 8.w.. Trooma bath. 60 a store... 18 603 F st. n: 13th 6 rooms 823 H st. 928 D not Ba Lah ave. n.w., usiness 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 fer city for sale; also, Houses in every section at prices from 81,000 to 860,000. Now is the time to buy. R. O. HOLTZMAN, maré 0th and F sts. n. TER, 5 F&, RENT—Unfurnished SUITES bay window, bath, &c., second floor, and one m on thir Parties having children or servants need not 1423 Iowa Circle. mar2-1.t* appl. (OR RENT—That ae ‘choice four-story BRICK HOURESS ee ae near Scott Statue, All m. {5 Hout #35, inguire on ie premises, or of 3° W. B. street. cba ‘OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS with and hot and cold water; TABLE BOARD first- class. 332 cunian: ave., fronting Judiciary Saw Sauace. Terms moderate. VOR RENT—S1) inet nws,bvo eae furnished SUITES of ROOMS; all modern im- poecnent first and second floors; bath on each mete fobl4-3m_ Fee RES: PARLORS MB and 3 BOOMS Ta furnished for ings gud several’ Orr 1 BEDECUMS- and BED- wit oat Re LOOHIEL HOUS! ES Dict ties the cosiest aad est eon boarding Molen aencesoal ile [ees LOST AND FOUND. O8T—LETTER, inclosed in Envelope, with name of Susanna written on outside, name of Louie inside, cared Jan. 23d, 1876. $1 reward if left at Star office. PROFESSIONAL. H. JOHNSTON, Rethoved from 616 9th at. ( TITH st. site Calvary Baptist Ohureh. Filling @ specialty, ‘eoth on a ol silyer. istered. ‘Charge: 2S moderate. Reference: Rev. Dr. Domer and othersm6. Sinteva heat and use FEET BEING: REQUI- site to health thousands of ex- Porlonced perso WHITE'S well imnovn Willard’s Hotel, Coms, Bunions, Guiibiaina, Diseased evlar Established 1861. Office foo 1 per visit. M. LONG, ae toe far and near, visit DR. establishment, opposite relief from and Ayoldance of of nces and otlor ailments of the fect. marS tracting, 60 cents. decl6 R. M. 8. BROWN, DENTIST, No. 725 lara STREET, over Simms’ Druj trows Oxide on, for ie pallens Sees: MENS OFFICE COATS, Soe.; value 750. : Son's Canshinere Goats Just ‘one half for Boy's odd Jacnet one fait the value: Boy's Bates Suits, 82.00, 8 2. 33.00, $4.00, 5.00, to close Qutls snake Foon mfr Spring Goods, "Geat's Gaus Suits 38-00 10.00 ay re; Gent's Dress Suite aie. ‘0 $12.00, 814.00 and 8t-00. will peworth one third moresiext fall: Sine Breas nits for Boys, 86.00, $7.00, $8.00 and 810.00, very 1914 and 1916 Pa. avg. Bie Shoe. UMBER OF ALL KINDS.—Large lot.of OAK ELANK for Goachmakers' and Wheelwrishts' peg cheaper than any yard in Washington; corner Ufebnb aw 20" WM. McLEAN. (0 THE LADIES. Ladies from Europe will new ae beautiful Merame aD without delay and see samples. 76 Penna. ave. LD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE known as the best, so is JOS LES old stand cara ne the only place where first ive lessons in the other all Mystay is Limited. mar8-61 ISPOSERS of SECOND-HAND OLOTHING, Watch a Pistols, Be-, oan se the best zaah prices from HER ZOG'S. SiR 9th Pa. ave. Prompt attention will be given to” orders in person or by mail. mard ANITARY PLUMBING. 22 Yaius PascTioat, EXPERTENOR. JAS. F. BEIEN, 419 90h at. mt aire tar: Gaye 8 view fo ite proves seus? ee ne GinENs, WATER yee Wee ee MADAME ES- ‘have the chistiet tnd largest STOOK in the of FLI feb19-1m JECURE YOUR VABUABLES! NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 15th Street and New York Avenue. FOR SALE. JOR SALE A wood Business WAGON. Apply st WASH. NAILOR'S Livery Oe Bees dtables, E st. n.w. arl2-3t" ‘OR ea Box, Gyae fost 6 AGON and restaurant one Ice Box feet, sititable for restaurant or putcher. SinGHL « LORWENTHAT. = 37 and mar Te 1D CARRIAGE in good for 83 very JOW. ho nd BUGGIES aed WAGON as # on aion iments PROBEY. 51 Prospect sh, Geormetonns maritSia R SALE — a TEGHOEN and HAM- Fo BURG EGGS for hatching. four firet premiums at Foul trys und first at National Fair. surpassed, guaranteed to hatch a Madison aye.. between ipthaad 16th and P and Q sts. n.w. FF R SALE—Fine BUGGY. Can_be, seen at -GARGE'S Stables, 644 Par 8.6. Price $100. J. R. CO! ‘ITE, Tua TSth wt. nw. ‘marl-2w* (OR SALE—New and Second-hand CARRIAGES it variety, such as Jumy es Extension pbet romptly attended ti wits ttn and ‘Hepository, eaare- Out seats, te ee ROBT. 1 410-416 di st., bet. D'and E HAVE FOR SALE A Tee LiGHT BREW- er gingle seat, Top Bugsy, as. One ( ‘a new. five-glass Sree Fe batone month only, made. by @'first-claas manu- facturer of Philadelphia. A. iste, int ‘use but one month, made in first-class ordem® cesar na BuG- own manutact Cenaaues and ‘ot other VEMIOLER, be fold very low at my Manufactory, Re 412, wae 416 14th st., corner feb12-fm ANDREW 3. JOYOE. B BALE A, lot of fine Singing, GANA- rate l(OOKING BI Gi ‘at the Bird: B » Very ches] Store 1090 Tee bts: w. 8. HAR’ (T. 110-2m* ARTIES ABOUT PURCHASING OR DiSPOS- Pr ng of CARRIAGES, HORSES an vill find it to thelr advan. BARN wil ast have a constant crnand for the same. disposing, o All orders for purchasing f Si will receive rout steno, ‘and satisfaction, DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 aS anteed. nw. EVERAL FINE ‘PIANOS very tittle, mae in- > cluding one STIEEY Gal Gabiner Grand, sale at bargains for cash, at 1a tana tock art PERSONAL. FOR ADORTIONSA perfectly healthy FEMALE Complete posscasion given, Ad- dress JOHN E. Woo! City P.O. RS. E. 8. POWELL, marl2-2t" » Where she may be con- Sulted at any hour, from 9am. till9 p.me-m10-3t BP. LIBBEY, 432 7th st., will remove to the ;. All persons indebted to him id Bay His whole stock of WATCHES, | JEWELRB! ILVERWARE WILL BE CLOSED! OUPATANY PRIGE before tat imo. mare fw AM ROSS, the long-establish: relia! ‘os oe iv tg an io79 sh maaitOny: ALL IN TROUFLE OaLu. ractic Consultation Rooms, 402 2d st., NSAELLS Ais THE EVENTS OF LIE. ‘business confidential. ies and Gentlemen 0 cone ect. EIS L wt bet, ath and 6th sts.n.w.” Jani0- ‘OHN PA" EXAMIN! Jee eat ect Pits, Always in before 9 and from i 6." i Season OF 1880, for circular. aE ROPE “BE AOH, DEL, SURTON, Proprietor. Will open BEA! sas BIG Bve. Foe RENT— B. H. WARNER, 916 F STREET NoRTHweEsT. 8.w.cor. Use awl 1325 M st. n. % 1425 Sst. n.w. 935 Va. 1328 7th st. Cor. Green & Gay, Gt. 208 Cst. n. 30 4 tore, 296 Pave, :W.30 Ohioos tu $19 434 af. 2. w. Sor -28 and 458 La. ave. n.w., 820 K at. 25 from 86 up. ‘808 A Bt. Desirable small Farm, 26 3 Kt. n. acres, near Uniontown. 25 D st. 20 Good house, wat and 1318 Vat. n. “20 shade. low. 67 Ket.n. ae SHFIOES IN 916 F ST. N.W. Review, published at my offlos on anise ae Berens ante oe oy aul the hoases I have for rent, toxether with reporta concerning the condition of the real estate market thecountry. Galland get acopy. tr R™ ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00.. Bt. Cloud Building, Beal Estate Agents and Auctionsers. SAVE YOUB RENT AND BUY A HOM@. HOUSES AT ALL PRICES, AND ON TERMS TO SUIT. A S-room, Brick now building 12th street, be- cween M and N. tunalloeah re payment; balance monthly, Bo, &e., &o. FOR RENT. ay 581 71 Rlore: 621 ftneem: A eehieed Store, 1812 7th st.n. Were 8.8, ‘Call for our list of Property We have some desirable desirabie Lots. for sentand for sale. fouses in e: MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate security, Tand 8 per cent. fel9 BOOKS, &e. K4stex CARD eae TER CROSSES, BANN Aseortments of aa Sao Ward's and Hil- detheimer's EABTER ee Cards and Easter r Fane, a novelty. Barter xan arranged by Miss Eastman. ry hea day Cards. Satin Easter Lanneret Sabbath-Schoo! Cards, WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, 428 7th street. marll 1 Dette! CARDS. BANNERETS AND STANDARDS, In Nickel and Bronze. PANELS AND EASELS. PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMNALS, In Sets and in Cases, all Styles of Bindings. CORRESPONDENCE OARDS. PAPETERIES, Latest Styles. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, ears scorn FReRaRsssses PUBLICATIONS. 1F MADAME DE a By Oulds. Cloth, $1.35. TENNYSON'S SONGS. Set to Music. 5: ALL KEW 48 800K As ‘THE FINEST Q OF STATIONERY A oe _ ORE A FE eee | FH SALE Py oe DOWTING= ety Eames ouxre, Ma ‘arm conteins eis! ity acres of choice oan Iyiueon the itle river fUrnpik) Tad, abouts Lae ee ne ie tegton. “it is. well fence ‘aa ee erate lested, und the i» tim! neut geousist only of a. ‘dot blog house con’ aining ° ake uk Pare te raid to be the best Farm of its size b wees Washington and Warrenton, Va., and only cutiwg bow gee drive) from Waahipetob, over good road, and well suited for a market atid xi * marl2-cost F, MINOR, 1836 Ts*_n. as © KORROW 83,000 FOR THREE YEARS Xt SIX PER CENT. on business property on 72 t, n.w., worth 810,090; will interest quarterly. KF. . Star office. marll-3t Fok, SALE_A Member tying un housekeepima. will sell ENTIRE EFFEOTS at pri 16. Addvess GEORGIA, Biat offen. aro HAVE $1,000 TO LOAN—For ong oFmore ye4 8 at 6 per cent. on first clags +ecui mMarld-eost THOMAS DOWLING. NPC EUAN, At seven per cent. on Real Estate, the following sume: . 3 0 GEORGE te i, Apply to marl0-6t Ok SALE—Jn northwest, new 3 «tor. fre bay windowto roof, Dick butidin, twelve rooms. bathroom, buver's pantry and. cellars Auished i first-class style for advertiser's use; front yard, fron railing, and larze yard in A bargain to Address OWNER, Star office. Prompt purchase E Ox Rear Estar Security. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1223 F st. n.w. mar9-2w FINE CROCERY AND PROVISION STORE, with Fixtures and Stock, for ale; - Fe SALE AT A SAOQiIFICE—That beautiful BUILDING LOT on corner of $1.and Kets. B- 56 fect on K st. by Wylarbi0t A RARE CHANCE AT PRIVATE SALE, THE, WELL-KNOWN, ARLINGTON LIVERY ‘ABL TUATED ONG STREET, 3 ENTEETH AND EIG! f STREETS N. ibe entire, stock, comprising the whole lorses, Carriages Of every description, He: Xc., and the Furniture conuected therewith, amd for conducting the above business, 18 offered at a barvain to close an estate. ‘This isoneof the best paying stands in this city, and is particularly adapted to private trade, and & splendid opportunity is offered, to any ono wishing Cor 3d si {2th st.n.w. to conduct such a business. phone to all parts of the city. For further information apply No. 719 NINETEENTH STREET Inar8.6t* Washington, D.0. (0 LOAN, T ‘MONEY, ON REAL ESTATE, at ony and cer er cent. No Delay When ecurity is Ample. B. O. HOLTZMAN, maré 10th and F sts. n. ‘OR SALE—A it bargain, if bought within ‘the next ten days, that ble BI OPERTY Situated on Q st., bet. 1Sth and 1th near Contec: ticut ave. circ ts 5, 6, Tand 8, square 14; in all about &,000 square feet of ground. A number of small HOUSES in the northwestern section. of city, ranicing in price from $1,€00 to $3,000, which will be sold’ on’ monthly instalment plan Small cash payinent oly. required. M to loan in sums to sui 6 lowest rat BURFORD & CO... Real Estate Brokers, 702 E st. n.w. POR SAKE on TRADE FOR ITY PROPERTY— A FARM adjoining the Reform School, on tha Bladensburg turnpike, contains $8 acres, improved room frame house, large ans o-story barn. Buildings entirely new, heyer di. Suitable fora dairy or_ truck £5-CO2W FED. ROONES, 619 15th si-n.w. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLAGE FOR SALE— In Hyattaville, on timore and Ohio Toa}, Ave minutes’ wal from the depot. Tt consists ot about three-fourths of an acre of ground, im- proved by a frame cottage and fine stable. If has about sixty fruit trees, embracing all the best va- ‘House was built new within two yeara,and has ait conveniences, This isa, rare chanoe for a perme tg a cheap suburban home. Apply S LEALIDBEY, 433 Tile bs Fe SALE, RENT, OR EXCHANGE ZOE CITY PROPERTY—A valuable FARM of 40 Enns ea Sot Washington. GEO. ee bie at ‘OR SALE—Two sets of = or = ing Mineral Water: all copper and in complete working order. dd eheap. “Address DANI SINGLETON. care Dinsmore & Kyle, Baltimore, Md. mari-2w* VOR SALE—Valnable DISTILLERY PATENT. Gxn be attached to any distillery. save expense a nd improve manufact metre: wek Jarve profit. Inguire cany day between 12 and # o'clock) or ad- rss E. R. MCKEAN, Attorney Ss Ds L.W. “206 mar6 bya 7 large ‘OR SALE. Several lots of City Railroad and Imsurance STOCKS and Local BONDS, all of which are re- ligble dividend paying investments. feb28-2w* MOREY TOLoaN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SEOURITY, B. H. WARNER Jan5 916 F st. n.w. TPO 10AN ON REAL ESTATE SEOURITY— ie 000, $800, $500 and in hand * F. ETON 436 street north weat. EDUCAT TONAL. ers, a8 well as those sy fb Begual valine jealeee tor ers. Terme moderate. feb26-1m* ] De LARROQUE, 728 yersil branches and niceties. Terms A LADY TEACHER OF SPENCERTA PED MANSHIP will sive instructious to s limited oA? of pupils at their residences. Terms mod- Ade ‘8 Box 62, Star office. febat- im* TERING OCLASSES—Monday, Tuesday, Wed- f heey Sede PH > Tto 9 0 rere 2 85 per po jn 8 ENGLISH. AnCATH MATION 3 Prevaration, fe other hours. B.. ELYWN A Mt 700 + 10a bth stract 910 1TH BT WLLE V. PROP HOMMES ch Classes. iow term January. wollen, 3% 48nd op mi. Hours rivate {nstru advan’ adults ana fs and children. V and idioms orafiy an actcally taught Vistiors on ours: Wm. tol p. m. ea oad deel? ‘APLEWOOD oe CORD YELL, = , a a6. = Boys, 850 ainsi, Yale Hn fessore.. Primary tel 3. BHOR’ PENOERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, 4ND L STREETS N.W., res education fo 5 real I life to sons and daughters. Having more Heavy Goods on hand at this season of the year than I usually have, and in order te re- duce them as quickly as possible, preparatory to opening my Spring Stock, I will coutinue to sell for the ExT 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.