Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. Sy SSHING TON.” SATURDAY... -March CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. oe lt the oth other daily papers here added tor ‘The readiness with which both Houses oi Congress have taken hold of the matter of Increasing the District police force warrants belief that a bill to that effect will be passed without any unnecessary delay. That a larger number of police than row constitutes the force 4s essential to the protection of the very lives of citizens nobody questions. The Hirth murder, followed by the brutal assault upon a young lady, both occurring at an early hour In the evening and in localities surrounded by resi- ences, excited a feeling of insecurity that has, apparently, been recognized by Congress. While upon the subject of providing for the protection of the District against an aggressively lawless class, would it not be well for Congress to consider whether or not an increase of the police force 1s sufficient legislation in this direction? Some means of pun- ishment for petty offenses that would exer- cise a restraining influence upon that class Would have a beneficial effect in Washington. ‘The jail and workhouse, with7plenty to eat and nothing to do, have no terrors for the Idlers, vagabonds and petty thieves who infest Wash- ton, and they rapidly progress in crime until they become dangerous. A well-devised vagrant law rigidly enforced would no doubt relieve this community of a large per centage of its Worthless population. Persons without visible means of support, however, would have to be Sent where they would be required to perform manual labor, in order to effect any,good. The labor would constitute the punishment and the average vagrant would leave the city rather than be subjected to imprisonment and work. In the present temper of Congress the cltizens of the District could procure almost any legis. lation, of a practical and reasonable character, designed to afford them protection from lawless- ness, and now is the time for them to move. = —_—§_<re —____— The belief that ex-Governor Seymour could poll a much larger vote than any other man in the party has so firm a hold upon the demo- cratic mind that his simple expression of a wil- Mngness to make the presidential race would, in all probability, procure for him the nomination. Among democratic Congressmen the sentiment in favor of Seymour is as apparent as Is that of hostility to Tilden. Put the question of “Who is the best man to nominate for President” to every democratic member of Congress, and probably ‘teree-fourths of them would answer, “Seymour is the strongest man ff he would run.” This ts am expression heard so frequently from the democrats that It warrants the estimate here ™made—that three out of every four would sup- port Seymour if he would consent to become the candidate. In estimating the possibilities of the democratic convention it is well, too, to consider Seymour, in spite of his declaration that he would not and could not accapt the H nomination. He appears to be acceptable to the Tilden and anti-Tilden wings of the Party, and should the warfare of factions con- tdnue and keep open the division now existing, there will be a general and united effort to induce Seymour to accept the nomination. No other man ts suggested as 2 compromise candidate who could effectually unite the party, and the democrats realize that they must go into the canvass with a solid front in order to stand the ghost of a chance to ‘win. The Virginia democrats in Congress and Out of it, assert that no man could so surely carry their state for the democrats as Seymour, and the fear of losing Virginia is disturbing the Gemocracy very considerably of late. Mr. Sey- mour has in the past, been persuaded to recon- sider his determination that he would not be a candidate, and he may be again. Destructive fires occur much more frequently in Paris than one would suppose, considering the precautions taken there 1 the construction of buildings and otherwise to prevent them, and especially in view of the smali number and in- significant character of Ores built and used in that city for the purpose of heating dwelling houses, offices, etc. During last year there were no fewer than 2,340 acci@ental or incendiary fires, doing more or less damage; butof this mumber 1,049 were described as “fires in chim- neys,” which we suppose 1s equivalent to what we call burning out chimneys in this country. It isin the matter of loss, however, that the point emphasized by the tnquiry of M. de Les- eps at a fire in New York, the other day, when the asked why we do not bufld more substant!- ally and securely in America, {3 made apparent. By the 1,291 Parisian conflagrations which were classed as destructive, damage to the extent of only 5,435,524 francs was sustained, or an aver- age of about $850 each. What the statistics fires in our large cities would show the aveuan loss to be we have not at preseD” tne means for determining, but tt must >~ = very much larger than the figures furnl=" oq py Paris, in spite of our better organi7~ .<d fire departmerts and supe bis fecilitie or extinguishing fires atter they .crously under way. +2 ___ _ well known practical citizen of Cincinnatt *has Invented and put into use on his premises a device which he claims will completely consume smoke, or rather the constituents of the smoke before they become smoke, and with which he asserts he can effectually do away with all the soot and smoke tnany city in the country in three months’ time. It {s claimed to be applica- ble to machinery of all kinds, and the cost of applying {t to one botler ts placed as low as $30 in some cases, and in none higher than $50. If this invention will do what is promised for it It will bea great boon to the world, and one of especial value to those localities where bitumin- us or soft coal Is used extensively. In many of the prosperous interior cities of the country Where unusual facilities for earning a livlihood, and even of acquiring wealth, are afforded in plenty, domestic life is rendered almost intoler- able from the quantities of smoke and soot con- tantly @lling the air, and which seriously dam- age ina little while it they do not entirely de- stroy nearly everything in the way of clothing and household furnishings. With such a bless- ing in general and successful operation, Mr. Mallock’s inquiry whether life ts worth living would be answered affirmatively by a good many housekeepers who now have very serious doubts on the subject. ——____<+-_______ It ts hard to tell what the memory of the old- est inhabitant may be able to bring forth from the misty recesses of the past, burt tt Is safe to Say that a two days snow storm for Washington near the middle of March, such as we have had yesterday and to-day, is more than the majority Of readers can recall. At present tt looks very maucn as though the tll-natured fellows who have been telling us all along that we would have to pay for our mild pleasant Winter with a late and cold Spring were going to have their way. At any rate, the daisies that have been in bloom all winter and the apricot and jasmin that have been burning in red and yellow flame tn our parks for some time past, seem to have abundant reason to feel discouraged. The appearance they Present just now, half hidden as they are by heavy wreaths of snow, is at once odd and piti- ful. While Senator Carpenter cannot enjoy the distinction of having invented the term “roos ter” to define lobbyists who “corruptly solicit the votes of legislators, he has alded in making itoneof the current Americanisms. In the Petroff trial, at Harrisburg, a witness testified ‘ONE PRICE, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. oN MONDAY, MARCH 15th, WE WILL OFFER THREE THOUSAND YARDS FRENCH ALL-WOOL PEKIN STRIPE DE BEIGE, IN ALL THE MOST DESIRABLE SHADES, ar ‘TWENTY-FIVE OENTS PER YARD, A GENUINE BARGAIN. WE SHALL {ALSO OPEN CHOICE AND BARE NOVELTIES IN OUR (DRESS GCODS DEPARTMENT, IN NEW DESIGNS, CONTROLLED BY OUR HOUSE. OUR BLACK SILKS, SATIN pe LYONS, BROOADE SILKS, ARE WORTHY OF NOTICE. WE SHALL OPEN, MARCH 22a, THE LARGEST FIRST-CLASS MILLINERY DEPARTMENT IN WASHINGTON. TRIMMED BONNESS: AND HATS IMPORTED DIRECT FROM PARIS FOR THIS OCCASION. MISS EMMA HIGGINS WILL BE PLEASED TO REOEIVE HER PATRONS IN OUR HOUSE. WOODWARD, LATHROP & COCHRANE, 705 MARKET SPACE. marl3 — ue OLD STAND BY. 40TH GRAND OPENING OF THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. THE MOST SELEOTED STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS £VER OFFERED IN THIS CITY, BY L. HEILBRUN, No. 402 7th Street Northwest. Sign: The Old Woman in Window. ZHE UNDERSIGNED @o hereby that I have rebouht my old PLACE OF BUBI- RES, cor, 7th and ) sts. .w., herewith 50: Heit the g Batronage of my friends. and customers. GEO. H. BUTT. Wwmte GOODS: WHITE GOODS: sive Botice a0 dozen owes. all Eines at $1, 81.20, $3. Rapkive and Do Nes, 60, 75, I. £2 nieces Pata G rash at 12% and 15e. se. per ard. & se Vistong pie at 1 eh) 5 per ya. 50 bid Irlande r yd. A full stock of Dros? Ginghams and 3 ties. All the above White Good: ht i ees, aud will be sold accordingly nent St Old Prices, GEO. J. JOHNSON, marj3 ‘713 Market Space. OGART'S VE. TABLE Tf yon wish to save dactors’ billa and prevent ex- penses, keep on hand a sup) ply. of this 8 up, Cures Whooping Cough, Group, Colds, &e. ¢ from all narcotic poisons. For aa'e by all druggists. m13-29 ‘TIRE STOCK OF SPRING Coes. AUITINGS AND WILL BE OPENFD For PNSPECTION, MONDAY, Maron AY. 8. TEED, Ymarl3 35 Penna. ave. D'S MIXTURE, ba THE NEW TEA. Leads all other 50 cent Tess, in that it isa rare combination of flavors. It is like a bouquet among single flowers. BURCHARD'S GANNED COFFEE ‘APSCO BA RING POWDER Areintimately good works. The one gives a finish 40 ey to even a poor breakfast, while the other makes light biscuit out of any kind of, flour. § ‘or sale, together with a full line of chole Groc2- Bene BURCHARD'S, marl3 Pa. ave. and Four-and-a-halfst. MADAME PAUL (From Paris.)—First-class fine Washing, Muslins, Laces, Plai Fluting, Lace Curtains. Doing up of Ladi Dresses a specialty. Orders will receive immediate attention. Prompt execution and satisfaction given both in work and charges. Goods sent for and re- iurned when desired. Will take Gentlemen's Clothes perdozen. 1625 K st., bet. 18th and 19th. m13-2t* GROUND SNOWFLAKE CORN. A NEW ARTICLE OF DIET. SAVORY, NUTRITIOUS. Macafestorea! eon Selected Corn. N. W. BURCHELL, mar!3-2t 32 F street. 1§ S80 SPRING S' GENTLEMEN'S ‘Large assortment of NE UMBRELLAS, For Ladies and gentlemen. STLN. HATTER, 1237 Pa. ave., next to cor. 13th st, a. rurs eer BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, (Mid- yl ; Youth’s from 16 to * colors warrauted Boys from 12 1 io teare:§ S3cnd #10, the best quality School Suits, 8 tol: 34, $5 and Gad Goats at nail price. Single Jackets half the forme! 1880 marl3 Men's, from 5ve 1914 poe! ReIOH Ee. ave. msrl3 (Rep) . SELBY. LBS. TURKISH PRUNE: 20 1ba_ Hominy GRITS. 3 lbs. eae Kew DATES 4 Cakes Coll oe EA 2 ibs, Baker's Promiuen GHOSOLATE: 1 Jb. Baker’s BROMA or COCOA....... 3 cans Best SALMON. Lb. Good ROASTE Mbt’ Nice Patent Prosees FLOUR 8215 My Store has been much enlarged, and my cus- tomers will not be obliged to wait eo long to b> a GEO. A. O'HARE, 1213 7th st. n.w., marl3 Between M and N. (1) PER CENT DISCOUNT. —GREAT REDUCTION IN ERIOES AT BRODEEAD that the accused asked him how he would like case, Wednesday, Senator Carpenter seized upon the term and made prominent use of it. ‘That is all the endorsement it needs to make it ‘$0, and hereafter, no doubt, lobbyists who get caught in the act of bribery will be commonly known tn this country as “roosters.” In theresignation of Assistant Sscretary o the Hawley the public service loses a g00d man, but his place will be capably filled by his successor Mr. Upton, who has risen to it by force of merit through successive steps. No better appointment could be made. —__ ‘There are 107 Dew advertisements in The ‘Sar to-day. —.___. Why be sick hy sick and ailing when Hop Bitters will oe Sat atte to 21 Black Cashmere rea ALL GOO! Winter "and Ptah Dre Ggoae Ker Gast Tilted Cashaneres, (beanisfal Black Cashmere reduced to 3h DS Vion Y Finer. ‘CLASS, BRODHEAD & marl8-2t* Paper for Boys and Girls. “GOLDEN DAYS,” * Pure, Interesting and Instractive. The vicious literature of the day is ruin- ing the children of ourcountry. As there fs no legal means 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 af ch&cking the evilt™ ‘The best antidote for bad 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 @ will be given in every number of “GoLpEN Days." “GOLDEN DAYS” Understands childhood. It will delight its young friends with sketches of adventure, incidents of travel, wonders of knowledge, humorous articles, puzzles, and everything that boys and girls like. It will not teach children to become runa- weys, thieves, highwaymen, burglars, and outlaws. ‘The first number of i “GOLDEN DAYS” Contains the opening of two splendid stories. ‘The first is by HARRY CASTLEMON, Aud is called, ‘‘Two Ways or BEecomIne A HusrTer,” and the other is by EDWARD 8. ELLIS, Andis entitled, ‘‘Free, SNow, AND WaTEB; or, Lire In THE Lone LAND." “GOLDEN DAYS” will be carefully edited, and will do ite ut- most to assist all who have tho 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,3 PHILADELPHIA, Pa. HE CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGEON,- LES very cheap. GononeD. SILKS very cl vogigred and Black SaniNs: "Qolored and Black Colored Twi ‘illed SILKS for Trimmings, excellent uality, 6! q Tmméuse assortment of newand beautiful DRESS peeuru French La: ured LINEN LAW! 58 only 15¢. Deautiful Americas LAWNS toed 1 Immense assortment of BUNTINGS, 1 color: LS! 15. 81, 81.25 and $1.50 OK SILKS are the Beer a ma Creamer in this TER’S, 71k Market Space. mhsi best yard-wide BLEACHED OOTLUN made, Ba immense sesor rent 161 for men and Beautiful CALICO, ee NOTTINGHAM TaGi, for Qurtains, 12%, 15, 20, 25, 87, 60, 62, 75, Bic. 81 weed ck CASH MEE and jolored CASHMERES, ire WOO, ) 01 75, 87, 81. nly, i ee ‘ool as i Black TAMISE; Wiplnck CASHMERE. Bi TA; Bi oe Austratians Ora oes MATERIEL Tog. = Pure: Linen Table DAMASK, 80 Bes Toe 37,81, 81 25 APKIN' TLTS,’ 60c.; heavy white Quits ene atl al QUILTS, $1.25; Mar- seilles Rig LPs ert ck Tarlo. CARTEIS, 721 Market Space. JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOops, Wholesale and Retail. Prices Greatly Reduced Before Removal hotce stock of Chinsse, Japanese, srGtiah bd Persian Ge Goods, Gurios, ‘Emibroiderics, Oriental Rugs and Carpets, Screens, Vases, India Dinuer Ware, é in great variety. VISITORS WELCOMED. A.A. VANTINE®& CO., No. 831 Broadway, near 13th St., New York. marl0-w&s2m HY WILL A LADY wear falso “waves” and ‘friztles whic look artificial, i jure the and produce permanent baldness, when she can renee qusarant CI lusteripg NATURAL ‘CURLS by using KAY'S CURLING rc. Try it and be. co1 os ‘inced. ‘Absolutely Bareale So by af Aeot-claas Drugeisia and wiclassie and le by a ase an Feel by STOTT & CROMWELL, Davacrsrs, 480 Pennsylvania ave. marll-tu, thes ‘Y¥ LEASE HAVING EXPIRED at No. 1339 F st. I have removed to Hoom 7, Corcoran Building, where I will continue to cash Arayom cers pay accounts, Congrosamen’s pay recalp! and clerks ia Governinent employ, ASBURY PLEMAN, Corcoran Building, Room 7. marigeat UST THE THING FOR BUSINESS MEN. ‘The LITHOGRAM, with which you can take 26 ressious per minute from, one original writing Eriees, with bottle of iyi, postal size, Si: Rute "a2; Letter, 83; Foolscap, 84; larger size made to order, Great’ inducements’ to the trade Address all orders to REGENT MAN- tF PEAGEURING CO., P. 0. Box 29, Baltimore. qmarll-6t* OXAL HAVANA LOTTERY. GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING HAVANA. UB. .PRIL 13th, 1880 arr olen ae roars, a 1,000,000 ae in ‘ERY. ae Neath 1 13, 1830_ ‘Tickets, $2; H Next Dr foi New York Sex -_ ae qaaat 5 eis URE & COv Banker a2 2 Masses st: st. (ours Liberty), New Yo THE TRAYMOBE, SEA END ILLINOIS AVENUE, ATLANTIO CITY, N. J. =a HINGTO? Srarep PROVOS: ALS | ‘Will bo mbes La $i Tia. Manon J6rH, 1880, for rurniahine (4 forty Corda of Sawed Se: ed Oak Wood, and. G33 twenty-five cords ned, “pine Wood, for use of ‘fhe Weed to 60 inspected and micas ry pie a and stored im the vaults of the beanie. ed idders cost. ‘The right is reserved to reject any ands and ey ‘Tale marl3-2t ane SES \EACHERS.. ig Competent Spanish and Germsn TEA to vic- a er tA PUBLISHERS’ AGENTS, No. 25 Park Row, New York, Are suthorized to contract for Advertising in this Daper. maré # “FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. ———— ANTED—A DOUBLE-BASS VIOL. Address, with price, Lock Box 664, City P.O. RENT_—Puroisbed, a lange pleasani QOOME LST IOme ee we oe ANTE! —Bv a ‘man willing to s ) SIEUATION to leat learn bricklaying. Taaress ‘D— Large medi size fire-proof WATE? ataa eccription, price ‘and maker's me to Box 51, City P. O. mari3-3t ANTED—To Box—For cai (one bundred , a ocd PIANO. — Must bea bargain. Adare “Plane Box th Siar Omieee ee ANTED— Furnished ROOM, with fre eve ings, west of 7th and n: CP a ot over @8amon?. Address J. C., Star Office. * ANTED A BOY for office, and one for ‘aia room. Also, s GIRL fi borwork and waiting. Inquire at 485 Pa. ave. marl3-20" ANTED—] FURNISHED pale oom Tacing south. Private, farail References given. Address P. 0. Box Was can make from $5 to. 220 | on selling a useful pa‘ ie. cast Ties UILEN, 359 Pa. av. 0.W. eta conte. mari3-6t* ‘ANTED_SERVANTS of all kinds. cuniaie’ free of CHAI EGE. neon ‘3 eats ligence Office, Room 24. Federal Bi alling or 1th shal GC &! PRIGE & OO: 6t* ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, who = & gocd rapid hand, to assist in correspondence in an Cree y $4 per week. Address Box 623, Cit ANTED—To RexT—A eect. HOUSE, with grounds, in country, on railroad, near or at station, not over 10 or 15 Thiles fr rome city. Address *Houee,” Box 118, Star Office. ANTED Ladies to learn a beautiful art: wor s wit ‘Also, an Assistant in stud' “and Gentleman, with referenocs: a, st. p.w., after 10. marl3-3t* WANTED FURNISHED HOUSE: of about five orsix rooms. Addres: ANTED—An energetic ane to aie on rents of an cstate. He must give eapte gecurity, none other need apply. Address T. Star Office, with particulara. WASTER 17 Gyhite, 15, colored WOMEN ‘OOKS, cork ainilics farnished GRATIS People’s Intelligence Office. Room 24, caters Building, cor. 7thand F. ©. E. PRICE & galersay ANTED—B; first-class dressmaker, a few ENGAGEMENTS in private families. or would take work at home. _ Reasonable rates. A perfect it wuaran Address ** Anxious,” bist, OF Was and GENTS wanted to solicit subscribers among Congressmen and others for a new and id popular Diece of muste (sons oAround the World With Grant.” Liberal terms. Call W. H. MAIN & BRO., St. Charles Hotel, 3 Strand Pa. ave. marl3- ia Kove sn fgrnitare for sale: 1416 c RENT_Lat) Bogen & Wy'ie's DRY GOODS; OUBE No 401d Tah at. ew, een F ‘OX, No. 920 F st. n.w. marl3-3t taining inshe Eouse'and yard.” Key at oi Margin On RENT—RC gS. single oren a, second, Rint cE fourth floor. ‘MAIN & '0.°8, St. Ckarles Hotel, 34 st. and i Pennsylva- meme marl3. — OR RENT—BEDROOMS and one singio Ri Le Parlor on first floor; also. three on third ad furnished, facing’ Willard’s 515 14th st. Mneels-3e AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI- VATE EAN AT AUCTION.—Seo Bulle in issued on the Ist a1 month, at ntieomigs Of THOR. WAGOAMAN, 519 Th ne Fai SALE—Two LOTS. each 20x90 tae a side W tt., only 60 yards west from 14th st. n. at 25 cents jer foot: LOT i att pan. front! tg 2 opin teat eee a Ridtors Ones ay (Winder, ‘puildingy or 1612 Madison st. n.w. (be- tween 16th and 17th and P and Q sts.) marl3-2t* (OR RENT—A desirable FARM, 25 acres, oue mile from Nave Yard bridve:'8 room how 0, Good barn ard other outbuilaini ven tmmectately. Alno.5 room HOUSE or dW acres ca Good Hope Hit marl3. UK REN'I—Neatly-furnished ROOMS, on =ac- ond floor; convenient to cars. Table BOARD. a9 Rtn. marid-2* F% RENT—STORE and DWELLING, No. Pennsylvania avenue, between 6th ats. remises. aris 6 Fe RENT—1490 T st.n.w. Get. now. 7 We 2026 111 1 rooms and “ble, sobs aun at ew rooms, 81; 516 ith »w..9 $20; 1011-1 “a Fat aw, store; Va. ave s.w., S13 rm > 813. 1594 Mi rooms @16. aie A. 8. CA¥WOOD. marl 3-3t 1226 9th et. n.w. RENT—By BR. 0. HOLTZMAN, ‘Reat EsTaix AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. 23 15% st. n.w., 17 outs and bati. 200 a. B25 ee a Imake no charge to landlords for advertising their Property, , and keep it before the public constantly. Ihave many of the inet building sites in the city for gale; also, Hou: every section at prices from $1,000 to 860,000. Now ry the time to buy. _R. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. a.w. marl3 east. Apply on the p1 R RENT—Three. tory BRIOK, 7 rooms, No. Baistitee we with water ana was; near D2- partments, Key at 410 1thst. n.w., up stairs. Fe onnaeomaly: furnished commu- nicating ROOMS; all modern conveniencas. Will rent eeparate or ‘together. Terms moderate. 929 K wi marla-2t* ‘OR a NT — Comfortably-furnished ROOMS; southern and western exposure: en suite or single; all médern conveniences; at 1027 Vermont avenue, near McPherson Square. marl2-6t* OR RENT— Beautifal COUNTRY, PLAGE, two mites north of BOARD wanted. son SHERMAN & 88. oe Cloud Building. Fo REXTURICR mouse. BOS 727 20th st. Topas with lotrobes, ranges and lates yak st ABE at 2004 G st. <a id Ware —To RENT—In the northwestern je yard. FR RENT—First-olghe OFFICE Sone OR RE THE 5 CORCORAN BUILDING, Orrosrre U. 8. Treasvny, 167H STREET Fine Stores, Office Rooms—singly or communi - cating—for Businesr Oftices, Studios, etc. and closets on every floor. Elevator and steam hea‘ Dark gone for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. mar! (OR SALE— Beautiful BUILDING LOT fronting on Iowa Circle and Rhode Isiand avenue, con- taining 2,100 square feet of ground. FOR SALE Desirable TRIANGLE, bounded by New Hampshire avenue, Nand |. W. ; COn- tains only 4-310 square fect of land, and'is entirely surrounded le parking. wEOR RENT Handsome lance BUILDING, fac- ing Pennsylvania avenue, near 14th st. n.w. ; suit- shle ors frst-claas restatrent. STORES and OFFICE ROOMS In benman Building. FOR RENT—1916 15th st.n.w., a desirable: three- d DWELLING. HOUSE, oe pl fos. WORM! a , nine-room Brick DWELLING. alehed or Funftrnlshed between and P and 10-i | “mari eer ee ee 3 FOR RENT 1504 Caroline st-n.w., new six-room 2¢th i six or eight rooms. Goo. ick HO! references given. Te - | FOR SERT=te of the nest STORRROOMS in reference exiven. Terme 1 must be seasouable, Im- Fe Gio" Apily fod. 8. BHOLMST EON as THOS. J. FISHER & 0O., terms and location, Box! 131, Star Office. Fst. nw. marli-3t marl2 1223 F street northwest. ANTED—To Hent—A FURNISHED HOUSE for the summer months for sual family. Box 31, Star office. arl2-2t* (OR RENT—PARLOR and BEDROOM, farn- ished. second floor, near Ebbitt and dl Willard’. Apply at' 1224 F st. n.w. arll-6t* Wai minLe’ OLARET Sora ‘Ap- to MILLER & JONES, National Theater Builalng. marl2-3t* FR RENT—HOUSE No, 1201 O st _n.w., con- taining 8 rooms, including bath. Modern im- provements. Apply 1220 Ost. n-w. _marl1-3t* ANTED—A WET Ronee: to take to hor home an Infant one month old. Address A. B. C., City Post Office. marl2-3t® ANTED—A WHITE GIRL, German preferred, to do general housework; must bring good city references. Apply 618 Let. nw. tmari2-2t-. ANTED-—SITUATION as Gardener and Man- ager on a Farm: thoroughly acquainted with all ita branch 5 years experience in England and United States; best reference. Address’ Bos 33 Btar office. WANED A WHITE WOMAN COOK, who understands her business; none but & good mesticneed apply ; to such a one good waxes will references required. P'clock p. m., at No. 130i WV eee Kar six or cight weeks, a good 8 DLE HORSE for his keep. Best a efaronees given. Address Box 15, Star office. marll-3t ARTED EY, a dady-: with two c children, aged ‘two and six tively, a pleasant far- Rished ROOM wi private family. Address Box 5, Siar ofice, giving full particulure. ‘maril-3e" ANTED—A lady with cengigerable experience in European travel @ charge of two sAPRly only between JOR RENT—The fine BRIOK HOUSE, all mod- ern conveniences, 935 it. +» $60 per month. One 2 story BRICK BUILDING suitable for ‘warehouse or manufsctor: 25 BAD. USE, modern conveni- One 8 room BRICK ences, 8 st,, between 17th and ae ats., Mc OREY TO LOAN—In band. say sua from ee at Abeer *. re ok BRA GOME-At great aerial . een e snd 5 roome each, to 870 HOLTZMAN. s 13ER alrocsh a sea $15 1321 Fat. marl3-1m HSE TGLD FURNITORE. ENTIRE LOT LOB Par- ghteer can taka josemlon Wt Rea ae io it For Post omen ane addrecs “DISPOSAL,” Box 656, and 17th ste «. 3 onthiy. Wa. De ARE Gi © aN E—Desirable three-story BRICK. u morthwest also, STORE and LOT near 7th and RAT LORS 1 Sxcbause for desirable unencam.- also, “nice LOT wives fol Tiber Bhs 192, Star offies, marist SALE Stock and Farnit NING AND LUNCH ROOM ayear. central lecati: Tnvertigation racently Tefurnished iberal te Leaving the city cause SL, Star office. mari3-eoat* 0 LOAN, NEY ON REAL, TE, T ‘Mo? ESTA’ AS Teed Boo cent. No Delay When Security is Ample. B. 0. HOLTZMAN, marl3 10th and F sts. n.w. ARGAINS.—A rare inducement is offered 1 handsome three-atory Brick RESI" » with brownstone saucaings, on I st Re. necticut ave. : property new: Substantially bait: 12 rooms, bath, hot and cold water, but era parities, closets. and beautifully finished throue! ~ Out; price $8, 500 easy terms. A beautiful two- Story und Back Building Pre:3 Brick Front HOUSE, on Sat, betweon 14th and 15th sts., with 8 rote, all gdern convenien dn perfect order, '0 20125 to an al le: oom easy terme ty od party, Alo, Emall Bhi ell Iceatst, tor 81,50) B90 canh ‘and G20 per month, HAL 6 roms, modern improvements. Titles ail perfe st ornoéale. Apply to W. E. BURFORD & CO.. marl3 702 E st. nw. 500 AND 82, 9 IN HAND TO LOAN on red ya eas SHORMAKE Tearl2- a Fite m5 A E—GROCE TOOK and Fete RES, centrally ineatet ant doing good business: first-class hurincss facilities. Good rea- sons a cae Address Box 102, Star office. marl2-2t* Thoroughly-furnished — SMALL Grouse CARRIAGE HOUSE and STABLE; central part of city, Rent ren 3 month inadvance.. Inquire J. 8. BRADFORD, + Coast Burvey Office, or at 621 13th st. n.w. 2-3" ‘OR BALEA three-story BRICK aTOH ELLING, with cellar, on 7th st., hggween aoe T n.W., for $3,500—Dbeing just AWE its ‘Must be told. Call at once. cinal cost. Ds M. a IRER, Second National Bank Suidicg: Tt si 10 BORROW $3,000 FOR THREE aS at (SIX PER HOES, on business property on 7th ort! ; will pay interest: quarter: “y tar office. = SALE_A Member giving uy housekeeping, will sell ENTIRE EFFECTS at pri aa ee GROEN Star office. mario ‘—At seven per cent. on Weal Estate, Met tailow ‘ing sums 8800. OE RENT First class ROOMS, handsomely ral 6'room BRICK HOUSES on Riggs st., $1,000. ton MBtriedly bret lass.” Se erento betoregn 17 Wand 186» FATT & BON, Apply to *GEORGE TRUESDELL., wet ¢ ru OD i " marl1-3t* = Requires ae N. 401 9th st., corner of D marl0-6t 5 Tth st. n.w. ‘OR RENT—Very cheap, two large ROOMS, un- A. MOINTIRE, {OR SALE—In northwest, now 3-story BRIOK; furnished, on Soon mdf floor; bath room and 4s REAL EsTaTE BROKER, Fos, andow 10. root, ao ae dope Po | water closet same fl001 , oe ROOM on third 0. 918 F street, opposite Masouic Tenaple. bathroom, butler’s pantry an Hy No. 810 6th st. 1.w. For BS RENT—No. 1918 K at., SEIS all mod eres 11-3t* rooni ern improvements ; jpewly painted and earcars and market. $30. Inquire of R. WILCOX, corner 20th and sts. ina¥lt St FE, RENT—March 15th, two besutiful larze KOOMS, furnished or ‘Unfurnished; private family. 1129 14 st., above Hamilton, a near ‘Thontas circle. References exchanged. ‘Terms moderate. marli-eo3t* FY RENT—FARM 250 acres; for sale or trade for city property; situated on Potomac river, G. Oo., this side Fort Washington. dwell- ie and ail necessary out-buildings, and considered first-class garden farm. Also, fishin; are iN said farm forrent. Apply H. 8. JO! NETON, Penns. ave. poe (NT—Large BRICK HOUSE corner Ist mac sts., Geo Beautifal id h trees and -80 Btal R SALE! Handsome eae agus oa isth and 8 ets, &o. 1B eer st 15th an E. A. MoINTIRE. or three persons who would not wich fo travel grith | surabs: also, fine summer house. Will reut cheap lgnee parties. Address, for particulars, Mrs. A. Y. | to private family, or for school” punposes. Office, Washington, D. 0. _miar6-e02w* _ | location in Georgetown for private school. vinduite ‘ANTED_BOUNTY LAND Seamer a ‘and | 0b Premises. marl Se LAND SCRIP. J. VANCE LE oms | FVOR RENT—1205 F st, n.w., betwoen 12th and 48 and 44, Le Droit Builaing. febda-im" 15th sts.» dwelling of 18 rooms: all all modern inn- ANTED—White and colored OOOKS, OHAM- | Bie peNts, Hetecnable to s ood tenant. Inquire Ww WW toeiicarDS Sud colored COOKS, CHAM: | GEO. F. SCHAPER, 424 Tith st. n.w. marl0- ilies furnished soryants wat. Licensod Of: | JOR SALE_A fine eight room BRICK. paar: fos, Hae 24, Federal Building, oorner 7th and ernment Printing Office, in Gas, 0. &. PRICE & CO. Topio'3ot*" | water, dry cellar. title perfect’ Very cheap ia: ‘ANTED_Yon to examine and choose a BEW- | Turec! GEO. RENNEKE, 435 7th st. n.w. ING MACHINE from 18 diferent kinds. Any | —™8°6. one not satisfactory subject, to exchange for any qOR SALE_DWELLING HOUSE, No. 17H st. other. and repairing ® specialty. Mo- > Dine rooms, im.i. ; 83,600." Nos. 1820 and A aT bin stn 12020 iret at: $3,200." ‘Terms casy. J.G. HES WANED CARPETS to CLEAN, at RIOR'S TERS < mare Steam Bea Maing avenues.w. | 1GR XEN? Tana SUITE, bay win Orders by mail or left at wz. or. Teh st, | A bath, we, second floor, and one Room von third . ave. OF (008, . Gor. aving children or ser ot st., Carpet Dealers. oars 6m_ | apply. 1423 Towa Circle. mar?2-12t* ANTED—STEAM OARPET OLEANING. Al work guaranteed. At CHAOE’S, 616 Gouin \OR RENT—That ee choice four. story E BRIOK ROU EES MOR m.i., 9 rooms and ont BE juire an the premises, or of ae ar i im BOARDING. Fr ‘OR, HENTFimished ROOM with gas, ba ‘and hot and cold water: TABLE BOARD fort OF eee or without BOARD, two or | ciase. 332 Indiana aye., fronting Judiciary Sav Banare. ROOMS, at 507 E st.n.w. s reterenions ex- | Terms moderate. need. marl3-lw* <a <Wy Wa Sy SORT peneneny eeeremeel OR RENT—519 13th at. n. two hi = s PORT WITH BOARD; vo pleasant com faruished SUITES of EGON: ‘all I mode jodern iim nicatiog provements 00) a; ‘each BOARDERS accommodated. Pamarlo-are | Boor eteg tngh apd second floors; bask cn nc OOMS_ IN SUITES OR SINGLE, FUR- R ey Furnished PARLORS and BED- RX NISHED, at the CENTRAL HOTEL, 10th st., BE OOM! sang BOOMS fear oa for, housek opposite Medical Museum, with meals in spacious d Ber BEDEOO! ‘864 Pennsy!- dinin room ; all at low rates; attached es wn nich isa ania ave. corner ras at. augll-8 0 private bar. 13-3t* Fst, GLASS TABLE BOARD, 818 Der art $31 14th st. n.w. 9r12-3t FOR SALE. RK RENT—1 Taree FRONT ROOM, =i Board; ron south fi on Judiciary equare; hot and cold water in rom: privilege of parlor. 403 G st. nw. ‘House with all’ modern improvements. _m11-! Fe SALE- Sina! Double second- hand HARNESS: «also, beat new Sinvie Hak- NESS fer $25. MANTZ & CO., 418 13th at., cor. Peunsylvauia ave. mar13-3t* H. WARNER, 916 F STREet SET NORTHWEST. 8.w.cor.17 & F n.w.1 x 12s Sat. nw. Hae at 2. ve. 8.W. Kst.n.e.. Zi DESIRABLE OeeiOEs: IN 916 F ST. N.W. throughout the country. “Osll and wet a copy. tr OE, RENT Furnished ROOMS, With ood Te GARD, in u private family. 305 O st. n.w. eb 2B (HE TREMONT HOUSE offers zood ith frst class Hotel Board, apie : heated with: steani, novia LOST AND FOUND Lt rite, night, at Congregational church, pair of OPERA GL: ASSES. Finder will please return them te 411 3d st. n.w. OSTA lady's four- ‘button new low-quarterod SHOE, (right foot.) A suitable reward if re- turned to 606 T'st,, between 6th and 7th n: PROFESSIONAL. OR SALE—A good, RO WAGON. piy,at WASH. NAILOWS Livery ‘eee Stabler. Est. n. POR SALE Faritare aor aa HARNESS, one Ice Box, 6x8 feet, suitable for restaurant or butcher. 8) Bingen SLOEWENTHAL, 2 939 Tth st =" [Anse STOCK OF SPRING WAGONS, suitable for all kinds of business. Also, lot TRADE WAGONS. This Wason is nice. finished. ‘TOP BUGGIES, DOUTOR TONS, ‘one LANDAU CARRIAGE in ool ‘Lot of Second-hand BUGGIES ard WAGONS low on monthly instalments. JA: Prospect st., Georxetown. ‘marl (OR SALE—Fine BUGGY. Can_be, Sree for rale ve PROBE’ seen at canoes ‘Btables, 644 Pa. ave. 8.e. Price $100. J. R. COLLETTE, pe 12th st. n.w. Tarl-2w* WHITE LEGHORN EGGS FOR OR SAL HATCHING@ My fowls took first premiums at National Fair, and first and second at Washington P. Arsociation. mar6-ec4t* H. POTBURY, 2114 Lt. n.w. H. JOHNSTON, Removed from 616 9th st, t) 77H st., opposite Calvary Baptist Church. Fill a specialty, ‘eoth on gol silver. Gas_adininistered. Gharses totlerate: Hefarence: Nev. Dr- Domes and othersin6, JERVICEABLE FEET BEING REQUE- site to health and usefulness, thousands of ex- perienced personages, from far and near, visit Dit. HITE'S well-known establishment, opposite Willard’s Hotel, for relief from and avoidance of Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Diseased Nuils, Vas: cular Excreseuces and other ailments. of the fest. Established 1861. Office fee, $1 per visit. mard z LONG, M. Tespectfully tothe citizens of Washing- tender services ton asa Physician and Accoucher. He offers an gzperience of many, years’ practice in the ‘Malarial Regions of the South and 8; WEISEN! = = to 410 1ith D** Ge (BO! remo’ and all operations came) git to teal» per Ge ee Br reasonable ‘prices. Pade, deol6 BM = ROR, DEN TIE Nee as es ver Simins* Drag Sto1 5%, TM, TALBOTS, Dass Bemoved to southeast ‘th and E Diss a || JOR SALE—New aud Second-hand CARRIAGES reat variety, such as J Soe xtension: tops, Garis, keene ep ng pty atteuded to. ‘arts, kc, &o. Repairl omptly atten: ROBT. Ht HAM, "Hee — sand Hopository, FOtG ath ste bet Dan For SALE—EGGS for ie from Waits os horns and silver Penciled Bambarge, wh took first premium at Washington ational Fairs. W. G. LEE, 1521 Madison et., between 15th and 16th. febli-eotw* R SALE—A lot of fine Bin GANA- RIES; also MOOKING BIRDS, PARROT, ww very cheap, at the Bir: BIRD OAGES, Xe. Store, 1133 Yih stn: w. 8 HANTEREOHT. 110-2m° Pama ABOUT PURCHASING OB DISEOS- ing of Cane TAGES ia ite Nos oan aie topes enlaces vas have 2 S ooustan demand for the same. All orders for purchasing or disposing of Stock will receive prompt attention, and satisfaction guar- anteed. - F. DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 17th et. n.W. ERAL FINE PIANOS, ery iis = = EVE) cluding one STIEFE Gal rand, ] ioe sale at bargains for cash, at 723 ae st. PERSONAL. F ‘OR RO Es perfooty. healthy FEMALE INFANT. Com) dress JOHN E. WUD, Gity P.O. BP. LIBBEY, 432 at Bt., febis wi rane MCE on a May Ist. will call nd pay. Hl Hine ‘whole et Poet ol ‘of WATCHES. WARE WILL BE CLOSED WELRY our AT ANY PRICE be before that time. mar’-2w streets northwest. ‘Teeth et DES aE Ses witht pain, 0 conta 0 THE LADIES. Ladies from Europe will give lessons in the new and beautiful Mcrame and other Laces. without delay and see samples. My stay is limited. 476 Penna. ave. mar8-6t* AND OLD FRIENDS ARE is JOSUH'S old stind lacs oe Whore first-clasr can ie prices. Address or call at ToS irs old a, No. 619 D sie ‘between 6th and 7 2. ich Store, No. 408 9th st. on Dandi aw R.BeNote by mail prompt attended SEOCOND-HAND CLOTHING, na Eisiole, Ao-, can get the best Disresens ct gaan prices from Hi ‘308 9th Rt. noar Pa. ave. "Prompt tention wil ‘be given to" oe Person or ANITARY PLUMBING. 8 22 paren ‘Pracrioan Ext vas. 419 Sth 2. Maxos's laity af the e exanttnaiion “ad, promptly filled. mar5-Lm' ISTREN'S WATER WAVES, at MADAME ES- TREN'S, 1 have STOOK in ave the chespest snd the don always guaranterd. feb!9-Im Be BOSS, Are poe eacaptiehed. selene ‘and Astrologist, gives better satis- fuction a af affairs of of life than Sny one in the pro- it and future 3 ives advice and ance on i matters appot iebbiog Guta sustacton fives oF n0"pay LE OALL. z @ i Cotes eauntaang ives 26,00 Pay. We ‘ADAM BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. business confidential. Ladies and Gentiemen ee ‘416 L st., bet, 4th and Sth sts.2.w. ee PATO Damn, Always Snanon OF 1880, BRIGHT i HOU! REHOBOLH BEAOH, DEL., ‘Will open MAY 207, 1880. Terms yeescmatie™ circular. feb25-6m eat fr tr , Proprietor. _ ECUBE YOUR VALUABLES! NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, Gino plaseste: and Dann ret r— conte moo te for Geo. Weng eee Rad Beers Too. Erase ad” R™ ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., St. Cloud Building, ‘Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. BAVE YOUB BENT AND BUY A HOMB. HOUSES AT ALL PRI AND OX TERMS TO SUIT. 1 y “ewoth AC aud Ny "Gull oa Benet bales monthly, &0., &c., &o. FOR RENT. Btore, 631 7 Store, 521 Tae BW tee Store, 1311 7th st.n.w ro0ws, Fine house near Howard | University, 16 rs. 1417 10th at, 6 Too street Bb 10 95 Myrtle st, 10 1313 8 Gail tor oie list of Property for rent and for ‘wale. ‘We have some desirable Houses in exchange for desirable Lota. first-class’ style for advertiser's use; frout yard, iron railing, and large yard in A bargain te prompt purchaser. Address OWNER, Btar office. marl0-w, th,8,3t* 50,000 TO LOA $ io bums to Suit, Ow Reat Estare Szcunsry. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1223 F st. n.w. FINE GROCERY, AND PROVISION STORE, with Fixtures and Stock, for aule; good aoe Api mar9-2w A Yon, central; selling on accotint « LOCHBOEHLER, 931 Ist. ‘OR SALE AT A SAORIFIC! ‘hat beautiful BUILDING LOT on corner of $d and ne 2. 3 06 fect on K et, by eet on 34. Ot 08. Gi GHEN, 419 7th at.n.w. ; a THANE AT PRIVATE SALE, ‘HE, ‘NOWN ARLINGTON LIVERY STABLES, SITUATED ON G STREET, EN SEVENT! AN EIGHTEENTH STREETS WN. W. The entire stock, comprising ne whole ontft, Horses, Ca: Gf every deserintion, “Ho &c., and the Furniture connected therewith, aa eceseary for conducting the above business, is offered in te close an estate. a bargai This is oneof the best paying stands in this city, and is particularly adapted to private trade, an eplendld opportunity in offered’ to auy one wisliinge toconduet such a business. Connected with teie- Phone to all parts of ‘the city. For further information apply No. 719 NINETEENTH STREET N.w., mar8-6t* Washington, D.0. ‘OR SALE on TRADE FOR CITY PROPERTY — A FARM adjoining the Ref ool, on the Bladenebure turnpike: contains $8 scree, Improved. bya Troom frame house, large brick cellar, sud large two-stor: Buildngs entirely wew, nover denupied, Suitable tors dace or truceing mars-eo2w FRED. KOONES, 615 15th st.n.7. A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY TLAGE FOR SALE — In Hyattaville, Md., on the Baltimore and Ohio Tow, five minutes? walit from: the depot. It contists ct about three-fourths of an acre of ground, im- proved by a frame cottare nnd fins stable. Ithas bout sixty fruit trees, embracing all the best va- rietics. House was built new within two yearsand hae ali conveniences. ‘This is a rare chance Dr & peron who wants ee cheap sul ‘Tth st. FR LE, RENT, OF HANGE FOR (TY PROPERTY & gatuable FARN of 40 Praia les n.e. of Washington. TRU: ee mi 605 7th st. mart IR SALE—Two sete of MACHINERY formak- ing Mineral Water; all ves olde and it conplete working order. cheap. Aldreas DANIEL | SINGuETO! care Dinmore & Kyle, oF aE Several lots of City Railroad and bstwrance STOCKS and Loeal BONDS, al! of whichare re- Hable dividend paying investments. H, J. FROS, feb28-2w* 420 6th st.n.w. Mo%* TO LOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SEOUBIT), ‘(0 LOAN ON LIFE AND dae ENT TRaORANGE POLI bs eee Toles issued by tend leadin ie, ToReUTee we wil BT ai aren, ts ‘ncloaie ete End Gnarios eo. Baltimore: dele-oo3h 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SROURTTy— 81,600, 81,000, 8800, 600 and hand. B23 436 _EDUCATIONAL. ‘Teacher of PLAN ORGAN ana ition to be- LE RE eA ee ‘eachers. ‘Terms moderate. fats Beta aw. feb26-1m* JDEOFESSOR LARROQUE, 728 13th st., native Pines castnston Gediste of Sorbonne Unie versity, Paris. Private hustruction inal the French es aud niceties. Terms moderate. feb21-Sw* LADY TEACHER OF SPENCERIAN PEN— MONEY TO LOAN MANSHIP will vive inetructions to 8 limited on Real Estate security, at 6, 7and 8 per cent. fel9 | Humber of pupils at ete rexidancos, Terms mod- VENING OLASSES—Monday, Tuesday, Wel- BOOKS, &e Hu pesday, Friday, 79 o'clod foe eee wance. GEE Aster CARDS, Bast CROSSES, | EXGLISH. MAT IATHEMATIOS ereraration foe 3 Sihet Louse: 8 W. FLAN, ASE qAgegrtments of Prang’s, Marcus Ward’s and Hil- | 2.w. acer Cards and Easter Exga, a novelty. 910 Besa 8 YEE arte AUCs Arranged Uyak es Saectirall: Gass oureed Ta. m, 3X. fond Oy pom Howe alin Easter Baunerets,, very neat, roporver for private fastfuetion bei Hours Sabbath-School Cards, Birthday Cards. pone ac dul and on: Hare ay rere WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, | and ‘alone 3 taught. Visitors marl 428 7th street. | lnvited on Thursdays, aoe, Dm. Office hours: tee cane APLEWOOD, INSTITUTE, GoNcoupvELLS, BANNERETS AND STANDARDS, te peopared tor usin, Yale oe Bivvard. + InNi d Bs class professors. mu) en a jel? J. SHOR ‘A-M., Principal PANELS AND EASELS. PRAYER BOOKS AND H¥MNALS, In Sets and in Cases, all Styles of Bindings. CORRESPONDENCE OARDS. PAPETERIES, Latest Styles. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, marll METROPOLITAN Booxsrore, 921 Pa. ave. hari prracrettn® #eerarsesses 4 ore : ceived.” Th t tatioasey, rooaved promptly. W.HT. a O: He i, MORHISO IN, mar5S ‘w 475 Pa. ave. PUBLICATIONS. SECOND VOLUME MEMOTS QF MADAME D) HeOSaE, SS MOTHS. By Ouids. Cloth, 61.26. MEMOIES OF PRINOK METTERNIOR, 3 vols, TENNYSOWS SONGS. Bet to Music. 95. ALL NEW 48 800K a8 THE FINEST QU; a Re, canes AM AT IT STIL: M STILL AT IT. ‘Will sell you 100 feet of vey common Lumber for . One Dollar a1 & No.1 ARTICLE at LOWE! ‘MARKET RATES. CROSS, Jr. Call and test the truth of it. Fates Gute Mul, foot of 4th atreet LUMB! Wharf, Depot “Office: 819 Market Space, Board of Trade Rooms. marl0-6t* W437"? TKDAME GAREET'S DRESSMAEING PARLORS, 1223 F ieee tiful French Patterns oxbibi- pe ey eg crew style of Aitine. Your taken anal perfect eck fit guaranteed in six ingaiites. ee Crorinyir PUBLIC and TuLtO and REALESTATE AGENT Bewidevce, 1663 8am oe ew “San ?-200, (CNNINGHAM, | a i x ee | ae Enis ofall ningsropatrea. 1000