Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. we HINGTON. TUESDA aS March 16, 1880. CHOSBY 8S. NOYES....Editore 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. ——_—_—_—_————— ‘The Shadow of the Coming Count. ‘The apprehension that disputes may arise Over the count of the electoral votes, next Feb- Tuary, unless some law or rule to regulate the whole proceeding shall be enacted in advance, is felt in Congress, as well as outside of it, but the democrats are apparently puzzled as to ‘What they ought to do. Any new lawon this gubject would be regarded with suspicion and, probably, condemned as a partisan measure. In the last Congress the Senate—then repub- lican—passed a Dill to regulate the electoral count, but it was permitted to die in committee in the House. This created a suspicion among republicans that their political opponents were ‘Waiting until they should have a majority in both branches in order that they might Provide a law to sult democratic interests. ‘The democrats, however, then claimed, that that very bill was a Trojan horse filled with ingenious republican schemes to control the count in the interests of the minori- ty. This feeling of party jealousy and suspicion seems to have increased since then until every move made in the direction of regulating the count of votes for President and Vice President hhas come to be regarded as a scheme in the Interest of one party or the other. This has led ‘to the serious consideration of the proposition to revive the twenty-second joint rule. The democrats who favor this course do so upon the ground that as the rule was originated and en- forced in the presidential counts of 1865, 1869 and 1873 by the republicans, the latter cannot consistently object to it; that the revival of a republican rule would relieve the democratic majority of the imputation of seeking to take any partisan advantage in the ap- Pproaching count. This argument has had Aa great deal of weight, and the indications are that If any positive action is taken by the ma- jority it will be to revive this rule. Those who ‘object to this plan have not yet suggested any- thing better, but the objectors, as a rule, con- sist of Congressmen who are in favor of simply doing nothing at allin the premises. They ad- vise that the count be left to the two houses, as it was in 1si7. There appears, though, to be & majority sentiment in favor of relieving the public apprehension of dispute and disagree- Ment by providing some definite system of counting. In view of the probable revival of the twenty-second joint rule, its provisions are Of considerable interest. It was adopted on February 6, 1565, and requires the count to be Made on the second Wednesday tn February, Succeeding the presidential election. The two houses must meet in the hall of the House of Representatives at 1 p. m.; the president of the Senate to occupy the chair and the speaker to be provided with a chair immedi- ately upon the left of the former. One teller is appointed by the Senate and two by the House, ‘to whom shall be handed as they are opened by the president of the Senate the certificates of the electoral votes.” After Teading the certificates the tellers must make a Uist of the votes as they appear, and when the Votes are countei the result is handed to the president of the Senate, who announces it, “which announcement shall be deemed a suf. ficient declaration of the persons elected Prest- dent and Vice-President,” and together with the list of votes must be entered upon the Journals of the two houses. When a question arises in regard to the count of a vote the Sen- ate must withdraw, and the question must be Submitted to each house for its decision sepa- Tately. No vote that is objected to can be counted, except by the concurrent vote of the two houses. In other words: both houses must agree that the vote of a state is all right before itcan be counted. The chief objection heard from democratic sources so far, to the rule, is that it confers too much power upon the presi- dent of the Senate, in making his announce- ment of the count “a sufficient declaration of the persons elected.” ——_<+e-___. ‘The bill in relation to tramps, street-beggars and vagrants generally, yesterday introduced in the Senate by Mr. Rollins, is the same that Is in force in New Hampshire, where its operation hhas given very general satisfaction. Mr. Rol- Mins is a member of the Senate District commit tee, and, after a careful study of the condition of affairs in Washington with regard to the large idle population here, he is satisfied that a Tigid law 1s necessary to relieve the community Of the tramp and street-begging nuisance. The Capitol grounds are infested daily with beg- gars of all ages and colors, and members of Con- gress as well asothers are importuned at al- Most every step for alms. Mr. Rollins’ bill will, at any rate, bring this subject before Congress, and as members are no more exempt from the annoyances of the vagrant classes than other Tesidents of the city they will probably feel called upon to relieve themselves and others by the enactment of a wholesome law. ‘Talmage is nothing, if not a rambler and jumbler in the pulpit, but he occasionally man- ages to hit a protruding nail pretty squarely on the head for all that, Witness the following from his last Sundav’s sermon: “Thate your perfect men. I never was s0 Dadly cheated in my life as 1 once was by one of your ‘perfect’ men. He had got so far up in Morals that he couidn’t see the rules of common honesty. These men who go prowling around | Seb meetings telling how much like saints ey are—look out for them; keep your hands On your pocket-books. The ‘higher-life’ man of acertain class who goes around with a Bible under his arm, and who rushes into the count- ing room of a merchant, who 1s adding a col- umn of figures, and exclalms, ‘How's your " isa nulsance. He makes religion a dose Of ipecacuanha. I tell you a roaring, roistering, bouncing sinner tsn’t so repulsive tome as one Of that sort of higher-life men.” Since in the order of nature railroad accidents Must happen, the one which befel the West Chester road near Philadelphia yesterday, and chronicled in our news columns elsewhere, may be set down as about the correct thing. The train which suffered most in the meeting was A special one, used by the president and direc- tors of the company in a so-called tour of in- Spection, and it was these gentlemen who Mainly had to stand the racket of the collision. After this experience it 1s safe to say that an accident of this sort is not likely to happen again on this road, at least during the official term of the present board of directors. There 4s nothing like knowing how it is yourself. It comes to light now that the pilot of the Bteamer Montana was below and asleep when that vessel stranded a few days ago in the Irish channel. The narrow escape from an awful preset made imminent by the paralysis of the pilot on a new York ferry boat, while cross- ing North river some time since, has led to having two pilots constantly on duty in that Service now. The loss of the Montana ought to Jead to a similar precaution on sea going ‘vessels, specially when they are in what are known to de dangerous localities. —_-—___ “Whether he gets to be President or not, Sec- Yetary Sherman can draw consolation from the fact that he has won both good will and Iriendly comments by his recent letter, stating Ibis position before the country as a candidate for nomination. The public has a strong liking for plain talk and square dealing, just as it de- Bpises the opposite of these qualities, and tt is Rot strange therefore that Mr. Sherman's frank nd manly document struck a chord in the pop- ular heart that gave back a quick and warm re- ‘Sponse, —_—_+-___ f ‘The musical row in Cincinnati has simmered Gown to a point where the papers can begin to take a philosophical and almost a jocose view Of thesituation. The Comziercial makes the Suggestion that General Grant, in case of fall. Jure to be nominated at ESSMA KING. De ge ay HAMILTON, FALL F Street. ‘First-class work, at moderate prices. mal6-3m_ (ya FEED. — CHICKEN FEED. 2,000 BUSHELS WHEAT, Saved from Herr & Cissel’s fire, wilibe sold » Dy Cae S.C. McDOWELL, marl6-1m Ast and D sts. n.w. M.S rn Ee: SPRING OPENING MRS. C. V. SMITH'S, No. 618 Ninth Street Northwest, ‘THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. No cards. D> EMBROIDERED OROW: Danese cs AND EM THE SPRING NOVELTIES. ot SPRING STOCK oF DRESS GOODS 18 NOW COMPLETE. Recent heavy purchases in New York enable us to offer desirable goods at very low prices. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), 918 7th street n.w- |, SEEDS, FLOWERS, &c. ‘An immense stock of all kinds of FRUIT TREES, standards and dw: Durrant#, Gooseberries, Small fruite—Gray Strawberries, &e Everarcens, Shade Trees ornamental Trees, Hoses, ¢c.; New and Rare Plants, Bedding Plants, &c. Garden Seeds, pure and genuine; Flower Scods, new, rare and beautiful, Gut Flowers, Bouquets, Designs for funerals, &e. 120 acres in ‘Trees. een-hou ing in the Nursery line-Plants, Seeds S—at lowest rates. HIN SAUL, Jo} marl6-co8t_ 621 7th st., opp. Patent Office. (4ST, ROUND THE WORLD AN EQUAL EYE, AND FEEL FOR ALL THAT THE VETERINARY MEDICINE oEOn 409 Lith street now. SPECIALTIES. Colic Medicine for Boe Linements sppropri- ate for Horses. Tonic Powders for Horses, Hoof- dressiny = Horses. Medicine for Cattle, ‘Sheep, He & MArIOTg eS OD, SMITE, V. S08 ARIS SPRING ROUGE ADRIANOPLE, Day pea OTHS, BAREGE DORIA, KASCHMIR LAO lien ARMURE CLOTHS, OVELTIES. BLACK CREPE DE CHINE, BLACK CANTON 1 BEA Ae BE LYON, at $2.00, $2.50, 83.00, d 83, COLORED SATIN DE LYON, at 92.50 BLACK BROCADE SATINS, ‘from 81.75 to $5.00; BLACK BILES (best makes), from T5c. to ¥5. cone SILKS (new shades), from $1.00 to 58 5 BLACE 8 ATINS, from $1.00 to $2.75 ; LORED D RATING (all prices): SUMMER SILKS from 62}gc. to 81.25; BLACK GRENADINES (new designs) BLACK ALL SILK aoe from $1. VELVET GHENAD! PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS NEW STYLES IN ea AND SOARFS; SPRING ULSTERS, OKETS and WRAPS NEW STYLES in 1 SHAWLS. HOSIERY, HAND- c- to $2.00; ous stock is now sca large and complete in all departments, and is well worthy the attention of all persons in search of ‘‘gvod wearing fabrics” at ‘Low Prices.” €2~“-One Price only, marked in Pisin Figures.” PERRY & BROTHER, Penn. ave., cor. 9th st. Established in 1840 EPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN POLICE, ‘OFFICE OF Mason AND. SUPERINTENDENT, 202 436 Seas porthw WashinGton, D.C.. Toth March, 1880. PROPOSALS FOR SUMMER UNIFORMS AND Proposals will be received at this office un- th 12 Siclock mms, MONDAY. 29th. Maron 1680) at which hour they will be opened for furnishing department with two. hundred (208) Uniforms, nore or less, Yo theastire, for sumiaer wear of Stee fropolitan Police, viz" Frock Ooat, Sack Coat, Pan. taloons and Vest: ‘The Frock Cost, Coat and Pantaloons to be made of the best t Gnality ‘of Navy Blue Flannel, Indigo blue dye, aud to weigh not Jess than twelve (12) ounces to the yard, fifty-two (62) pairs of the Pantalcons, more or Tess, to. be reinforced The Vest to be made of best quality of White ‘The garments to be cut in accordance with the **Regulati scone obe worn by the Me- ‘ores. tropolitan Seal Is willbe received and opened at same ‘dino Jor two hundred aud tairiy hee case) Hats, more orless, for summer wear of the Police Force. Sample of material and Hats must accom- pany bide. ‘he Contents to be completed within wenty-five (25) case from date of award. Pay- ment for the Clothing to be made in three (3) monthly instalments, on completion of the work. Payments for the Bats to to be made on first of the month, following deliver ‘The right to reject any Orall bids is reserved. ts Ts are invited to be present at the opening of bi For further information ne to Capt. 0. R. VERNON, Inspector Met. Police, it this office. By order of Commissioners D. t.'G. BROCK, marl6,28&27___ Majorand Supt. Met Police. URCHARD'S MIXTURE THE NEW TEA. Leads other 60 cent Teas, in that it isa rare combination of flavors. It is like a bouquet among single fo °"BUROHARD'S CANNED COFFEE AND TATAPSCO BAKING POWDER Are intimate’ ely associated in gocd works. The one xives @ finish to even a poor breakfast, while the other makes light biscuit out of any kind of flour. 4 For sale, together with a full line of choice Groce- at a BURCHARD’s, marl5_Pa. ave. and Four-and-a-half st. P. BIRD at "COLORED CL: pI Orer aie Will leave the city within ten days. aco, XANDER. ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FOREIGN AND DO? one WINES AND Has “ 1913 SEVENTH SHEET NORTHWEST. A large and complete assortment of WINES and LIQUORS constantly on hand. T= SUPPLY STOR: A. HABLE, Ast. 1143 7th Street Northwest, near M. Attention is nee to the above Store, just ned with a complete variety of Plain and Fancy OGERIES, PRK VISIONS and LIQUORS at the lowest possible prices. STOCK OF EASTER CARDS, ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN. EASTER BANNERETS, printed in colors, on Beta ae standards, RAYE! Ht BOOKS Jand HYMNALS, in cases, bindiny ee les of For sal ah ener BEALL, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, mar)5-3t 495 Penna. ave. “THE FAMOUS" 18 THE NAME OF THE STORE, NO. 400 7th st. n.w., cor. D, (formerly occupied by Hable Bros., “FAMOUS” For deserving its title to establish which, an ex- amination only, is asked of the Extensive Stock of SPRING and SUMMER OLOTHING, which will be opened THURSDAY, MAROH 18TH. “FAMOUS” For the elegance of the exhibit. “FAMOUS” For the invariable One Paice SrsrEM. “FAMOUS” For the plan of having the price of every article marked in plain fgures.! “FAMOUS” = For the superior manner in which the goods are manufactured. “FAMOUS” For refunding the money if goods are not as repre Rented. -« € STROUSE& CO, ar] Proprietors: BUSINESS CHANCES. LADIES’ GOODS. st. new. Wane i200 will be given by a lady for a CLERK! SETE in enyof ¢ ¢ fhe: ‘arn t ments. Address Bo: ti foe. oe ne CLAN, as anna or takin, jorses. Can give g00: - ence. ‘Apply to 315 434 st. n.w. ere = Wants ood COOK for small family. Good Wes referen uired. Apply at 314 O Wednesday mornin. Detware Hand 10 o'clock, ‘ANTED—BOAED in the country. for’ gentle: man and wife, within essv access of Washing- ed Permanent if suited. Address Se Star Office. 16-3t* “WANTED_A WHITE GIR, to, do, the cooking ney fons reliable party. Address LB. Star Office. * ari mari6-3t” y a gentleman and wife, a suite of (W Anrurnianed of partiy. furnished ROOMS ia the northwestern part of the city. Address Box 104, Star Offi marl6-3t* Roe COLT wee ‘between 6th and ith. ‘ANTED—A COLORED WOMAN to cook, wash aoe aha RN a eae and capacity. Call at 1341 Corcoran st. n.w. m16-3 ANTED By four young pachelors, “FOUR V LURNISHED Roda, , in the same ‘house if No chil or cate about the Rouse. “State lowest ‘erins ‘Reterences furnished. Address Box 93, Si ANTED—A zady. ae pa any one 830 per month for $100 POSIT! fon enone at home or in any of depai wr $20 per month for a pe poet Ot as long as retained. Address Box 87, ir Offi marl6 2t ANTED—Unfurnished HOUSE, with vo: arlors, Bix Tari ss bed rooms and rcrvants' rooms, SHS the limits of 12th and I7‘h. street and Hand streets, for one year, with prisilexe of 4 ‘ears. in wo-story double house on corner, for al licht, preferred. References SE snabl: By vine stating Hogaticn and terms, to C: WW. DIET- wi = Seer on good 7th st. real estate. Address Box 73, Star office. msrl5-2t* ‘WANTED. At cxberignoed NURSE to care for an infant two months old. Apply at once to No. 315 Missouri ave. arl5 ANTED A White WOMAN, 26 Be i est need apply; references requ immediately. 1500 N at. aris-3t ANTED—By a French coachman, a SITUA- ‘TION in a private family: best reference from Parisand Baltimore. Gali $20 17th st. n-w. m15-2t" WANTED _ A competent FOREWOMAN a wood cutter and fitter required immediate dress DRES: Btar office. g ne: ‘our unfurnished ROOMS, first or second floor, by small family of adults, about April lst. Address, with price, SILEX, Stat office. marl5-3t WAND ae PRES gan or addrees CHAS. ‘A second-hand Dirt condition. ORB, Ne No. 40 Myrtle ANTED—$ first-class SOEICTIOES for a staple article; good pay to the right me references and experience, Address L. office. m & ED—Ladies to know that MAD. GRIP_ Naf New York, will REMAIN THREE DAYS LONGER; her patterns can be seen and new style of Sttlne testo, at 1223 F st. n.w. _marl6-3t yy ANTED—SERVANTS of all kinds, and other help. Families furnished at short notice free f chi es . Ith and G sts. DONALD, Cee core THA and Ge eis awe ANTED—MAN and WIFE (without children) to do laboring work in the city. Address EM- PLONER,, Star office, stating wherean interview can be bad. WASTED Room ‘and BOARD. with privileges ofa home, with a wido aye ‘who has no ‘othen bearders: adress pisoREs Star office. marl! WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. PSGAGaSLe Lpaain | PSEC reese or y RENT HOUSE, with six rooms, 22 ‘wo squares: Rent 2 per month: “apply to OTIS BIGELOW, 608 aries ie FREE BERT 810% 24th st. 8 neat five room zoom Hours, sith aon) to Dr. MAC ener. = town. mi6-3t! Y STORE, 1652 14th st. small Stock tor sale, Also, fine STORE ROOM adjoining for rent: rood loeat Millinery jotions, Crockery am Gless. Apply on premises. ‘OB SALE—CHEAP—LOT 16x125 foot Fas. with two small houses, Mt etrect’ ost hire aven Term: hb asi menthly. A ‘ino, shoice jot on st ot at = a . . We : Brain New York avenue. marl5- ‘OR RENT, LEASE OR SALE—One and three- uarter acres of GROUND, with two. flor HOUSE, situated cant side 13Eh #8. between E Dats. s.e. ; rent 812.50. STARE, 1009 New York ave. arl5-6t (OB RENT Tos couple without sage only, asmall, neatly FURNISH! iE. The ‘awner will fetain one room aud board with family, if go desired: otherwise terms moderate. Apply at 512 A st. 8.¢., bet. 5 and 7 o'clock p. m. mari5-2t” DR SALE—At $3,000, on terms of $250 cash and ioe, monthly, Ee Estorg and basement BRICK ms besides bath room; has every modern improvement: fronts south on I st. a few doors east rth Capitol st.; has recently been put in thorom condition. “J. W. STARE 1429 New York avenue. marl5-6t ‘OR RENT—Late Doan & Wylie’s DRY GOOD: HOUSE, No. 1014 7th st. mw. ALBEIT e FOX, No. $20 F st. n.w. marl3-3 ‘OR RENT BRIOK HOUBE 402 13th st. 6. near Maryland ave., centaining 7 room in the house ‘and yard.” Key at 613 Maryland 5. marl3-3 R RENT—ROOMS, single or en suite, second, Fi third or fourth floor; southern exposure; fur: hished or not: with board if necessary. makeh Pennsylvania ave. Fe RENT—BEDROOMS andone aiagis Pane Parlor on fret floor; also, three on third floor, ed, facing’ Willard’s cs ie gentlemen only. (OR RENT. AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI- VATE AND AT AUCTI Se ry month, at the offic on. Ye Ist and 15th of TH 19 7th st.n.w. m13-3t* == RENT- S SROCEAT AND PROVISION OOM anc of @ (08. E. W. ‘AGGAMAN,. OR RENT—A desirable FARM, 25 sores, one Rinile from Navy Yard bridge; '8 room hou:e, ood barn and other ontbuiiaing Possession given immediately. Inquire of WM. H. ROSE'S estaurrnt, Uniontown, or JOS. 8. WORTHING- TON, Good Hope Hill. Also, room HOUSE and 15 or 20’acres on Good Hope Hill. mari3-3t* OR RENT—STORE and DWELLING, No. 611 Pennsylvania avenue, between 6th and 7th sts. Apply on the premises. marl2-6t* ROE, BENT Comfortably-farnished ROOMS; southern and western exposure: en suite single; all modern conveniences; at 1027 Vermont enue, hear McPherson Square. marl2-17t* POE BENT Beautiful COUNTRY PLAGE, two mites north of the ci BOARD wanted. OER ne SHERMAN & 00.5 t. Cloud Building. OR Sa and BEDROOM, farn- ished, second ocr near Ebbitt and} Willard’s. Apply at'1224 F st. n. arll-6t* OR RENT HOUSE, No. 1224 O st n-w., con- taining 8 rooms, including bath. Modern im- provements. Apply 12200st. n.w. _maril-9t* ‘OR RENT—March 15th, two beautiful large ROOMS, furnished or ‘unfurnished ; private family. 1129 14th st., ., above Hamilton, and near Thomas circle. References exchanged. Terms moderate. marl1-e03t* FOS BENT Large BRICK HOUSE corner lst and Potomac sts., Georgetown. Beautiful grounds, terraced and or famented wi ith trees and shrubs; also, fine summer house. Will rent cheap to private family, or for school purposes. location in Georgetown for private School. singnice on premises. ANTED—Large or medium size fire-proof BA’ Send description, price and maker's name to Box 51, City P. O. marl3-3t ANTED AGENTS can make from 5 to #10 lay by sel a useful patented article. He ati VAN'ZI VILE , 359 Pa. ay. n. Ww. Hn SE cont 3 ANTED—SERVANTS of all kinds. milies tence anise’ free of ‘feloralb seen ‘8 a ints gence Office, Room 24, Feder: iding, cor. andF, C. E. PRIOE & mar13-6t* ANTED=Lagier oon ‘beautiful art; work Also, an Assistant in studio, one Saleriady and Gentleman, wii setemnee Rone 5, 1321 ¥ st. n.w., after 10. marl3-3t* Wee fist class dresemaker, “a Tow ENGAGEMENTS in private families, or would take work at home, Reasonable rates, “A perfect At wuaranteed. Address ‘‘Anxious,” Star, Of- fice. arl3-3t* WANTED LADIES and GENTS anita to, solicit subscribers among Congressmen and others for a new and popular piece of music (sons ), GAtonnd the World With Grant" Liberal terms: Call W. H. MAIN & BRO., St. Charles Hotel, 3d st. and Pa. aye. marl3-iw WASTED. A indy with considerable experience in European travel would take charge of two or three persons who would not wish to travel righ ate epartion. Address, for particulars, Mrs. A. ¥ r Office, Washington, D. 0. _mar6-eo2w* ANTED—BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS and LAND SORIP. J. VANCE LEWIS, Rooms 43 and 44, Le Droit building. febha-Im ANTED—White and colored COOKS, ORAM: ie el Ed “ANTED—Yon to examine and choose a SEW- ING CHINE from 18 ciel ote kinds. Any one, Rot ane actrees subiect rec ra Pe oe $y KENNEY, 427 9th et.n. : “aec20 JARPE’ 78. to OLEAN, at RIOE’S Steam Beat 490 Maine avenue s.w. Gedere by meallices fertat W. B- aes an sr Meears. Hooe, Bro. st, Carpet Dealers. otha tra ‘ANTED—STEAM OARPET OLEANING. Al work gearanteed. At CHAQE'S, 616 Louisi- ‘SBS ave. mara? BOARDING. Boshi few more gentlemen BOARDERS can be accommodated with good BOARD and 318 per month. 619 New Jersey ave. ae RENT— With or without BOARD, two or Poe ROOMS, at 507 E st.n.w. ; references ex- marl3-1w* ore TENT, WITH BOARD, two plessant com. municating ROOMS. 1719 H st. n.w. TABLE BOARDERS accommodated. ene att POR BENT 1205 F at, new. raat 12th and 13th ste., dwelling of 13 rooms; all modern im- Fovements. Reasonable to a good tenant. Inquire EO. F. SCHAFER, 424 11th st. n.w. marl0- FOR SALE fino cight-room BRICK, noar Gov- mast Eatin Blas ta veal sepa Oo, ernment in good repair. Gas, water, dry cellar.” title pertoct Very" clea in: Giure of 9, Se, S01 Pac wee ne ma oe t SALE DWELLING HOUSE, No. as T = -» nine rooms, m.i. ; 83,600. Nos. ise7i eth ad bg 200." ‘Terms easy. J. & aig TER, 519 7th Fe RENT—That very choice fours gtory E EEG HOSEE, 1404 16th st., near, Scott Stat sit Tooms an: 35. Inguite on ‘on The premises or of Seek EBS, atreet. eb2-Im Fou RENT Furnished ROOMS with gas, bath ‘and hot and cold water: TABLE, Slass. $82 Indiana ave., fronting, Sudiciary 8c Bauare. Terms moderate Setwe Fa RENT—01) Iohet aw, handsomely furnished SUITES of ROOMS ‘all |modern im- rovements; first and second floors; bath on each joor:; terms moderats. perabae-Sin '—Furnished PARLORS BED- Dee ST oe spnished for pod « FOR SALE. FINE 8: LE BILLIARD ROOM FOR M sale, all a ‘first-class order. Apply Gai Penn- ylvan marl§-2t* OR SALE yeep le and Double second- hand HARNESS: also, best new Sinvle HAR- § for 825. MANTZ & CO., 413 13th st. cor. Pennsylvania ave. marl Lesh STOCK OF SPRING WAGONS, suitable for ail Kinds nds of business. Also, lot is Wagor iy rliniaied TOP BUGGIES | Bovrokg ‘TONS, one LANDAU 'CARRIA good naiee: Lot of | second: hand) BUGGIES ana {waco for eale very low on monthly instalments. JAS, PROBKY, 37 Prospect st., Georgetown. marl1-; a OR. pales. Member ving up housekee} Fara es EETEOTS at privates ‘Adaress GEORGIA, Star oMce, marl0- (OR SALE—New and Second-hand CARRIAGES reat yariety, such as Jump, Beats, xtension Tops, Rockaways, Dre; ’ Bugwies, Phetons, Coupes 3 SRE de romntly attended to. BT. A. ry and Repository, 410-416 o si iat Dand En.w. mar6-6m_ PRS TE, LEGHORN EGGS FOR PATCHING — Ay fowla took hese promiincet Hational ¥ F ae ‘and first and second at Washington 56 a. mar6-ec4t* H. POTBURY, 2114 L st. n.w. i QOMS IN SUITES OR SINGLE, FOR- NISHED, at the CENTRAL HOTEL, 10th st , opposite Medical Museum, with moais in spacious ‘ing room ; all at low rates ; attached to which isa private bar. marl3-3t* ROB RENT Neaily-furnished ROOMS, on sec- ba ee ome Soon: convenient to cars. Table eae aRD: FS Se ROOMS, with good BOARD, in a private family. . 1.We Te QAED. in a private family. 305 Cat. n.w. ioe TREN TREMONT HOUSE offers class Hotel. Tarnished, foe! cory per month. House is Bwrell furnish and every way d« ae 300 LOOBIEL HOvEE. 612 Sth es am best conducted boarding houses ma the ci! ‘Transient boarders sconmmo- dated at ressonabie terms. novld LOST AND FOUND. ea Marini's, on Thureday, 11th inst... Lady's UMBRELLA. Please return i to 1437, Thode Island avenue, and oblige Mrs. A.C. GIRARD. Lee Reward will be paid for the, sum o $25, lost Monday. 15th, in'govng from 418 Lie street to Dr. ‘Barta, 1244 Fst. n.w. Return to above number. PROFESSIONAL. H. JOHNSTON, 7 ENTIST, Removed from 616 9th at, to 717 H st. ite Calvary Baptist Church, | Fillin apecialy.” ‘eoth on filver. Gas administered. Ghar me sorte Heforent Rev. jomer and othersiiG. 101 ex- rie! from far and near, visit DR. 3 __well-known. 1 te Willard’s Hotel, for relief from and avoidance of Cor pecnet cuits Yas- evlar ther ail te of the feet. Se ise. Sites fee, ‘81 per visit. _mar5 ton asa ecoucher. He offers an experiegce of many years’ practice in the Malarial Regiongof the South and West. He may be found at urs of the day and night at his office and idence, No. 1: n.W., unless absent on professional business. calls his slate Pi at feb18-1m* Be Femoved to 410 111 Dai rae ae ‘eth ‘prices. = tracting, 60 cents. = Dizm Lp renin La DENTE N15 lee fous Guide piven a a ep Zach tooth $1; ‘arti inserted. care abd sated, Fe SALE—EGGS for hatchin; front White Leg- took fret ‘vient pian of Washington’ ang Nationa | 22 1 Bare, AWG . LEE, 1521 Madison st., sbetaveen 18 T5th GE SALE—A lot of fine GANA-. Fei gis uetind BBE PA . ry Store, 1133 7th st.n. w. igre ¢ ‘. £10-2m°* OES Se Th ee nw. 8 BARTSRECH TE: £10-2m" Pea ABOUT PURCHASING OR DISPO8- of CARRIAGES, HORSES an HARNE 38, will find ie to their nace we to call on me, as I have s constant eee Tr purchasing or disposing of Stock orders for pure of wilsecelve) rozptatiention: and satisfaction ris. anteed. . DOWNEY, Stable, 1018 17t n.W. FINE PIANOS, voy eae) es in- clu e STIEFF O: et Gran ee aye att an bet rr PERSONAL. M* ‘Ta aos Fontes Ly ‘TH ae E TELLER, ee Staniover: door. E NANCY SMITH, who. formerl; peelded on 17th st., between and D n.w., iress A. it the Star office, stating, where ne may, be is she will hear of something Ceres cm sr vant J P. LIBBEY, 432 7th st., will remove = a gal oat All him West on May Ist. persons indebted to aid 1 ay His whole stock of of WATCHES. JEW ILVERW:i CLO) Ouray AT ANY PRICE before at fine, eae aL OSED. ‘ADAM ROSS, the long-established, | reliable ‘gives better satis- MRE oF LIFE. ppllbusiness confidential, Ladies and Gentiemen © conta each. 416 L st., bet, 4th and Sth sta.n.w. HN PATOH EXAMINES Jie engomlt op, wth re p.m. Always in before 9 and from 2 6. "Hi-toue zm. Rivers in boone and from 38.“ -Heat QE4SON OF 1880, BRIGHT HOUSE, REHOBOTH DEL., Will open MAY 20rH, Bo eb tend ‘Terms reasonable. Send for circular. feb25-6m_ WALTER BUETOR, Proprietor. {ECURE YOUR VALUABLES! NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, een Street and New York Avenue. gre, Bursiar and Dam Proof Wane Spon 95 5) uancn: Gepcals $08 Il Government Honda or 8 i. aw. [-B.— Sis by mall > Bessel ISPOSERS of HAND EiGeeene oar ‘perpen Or by mail. max? etry Rear Estate AGENT, marl6-t, see ‘Cor. 20th and I sts. n.w. bie 11th .w.,9 roo! Va. ave. $13. batdint m st. B. A. 8. eae ‘OR RENT—By B. 0. HOLTER Beat Estate AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F strects northwest. 23 1536 st. n.w., rooms and bath. fue business room. 35 Imake no charge to landlords for advertising their property, and keep it before the public constantly. Ihave many of the finest building sites in the city in every soction at prices from $1,000 to $60,000. ‘Now is the time to buy. RB. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. 2. for gale; also, ber CORCORAN BUILDING, |. 8. ‘TREASURY, 15TH STREET. Fine Stores, Office Rooms—sin cating—for Business Onices, stu and closets on every floo1 Dark rooms for storage. Inquire of the Janivor. iy or communi ios, e ‘ater Elevator and steam heat. OR SALE—Beautiful BUILDING LOT fronting on Iowa Circle and Rhode Isiand avenue, con- taining 2,100 square feet of ground. FOR SALE—Desirable FAG EE, bomnded, by 20th st cf tof land, and is entirely FOR RENT Wacqeome large BUILDING, fac- lvania svete, near 14th st. n.W. janit- FOR RENT—Large prone and OFFICE ROOMS in Lenman Bui FOR RENT—1916 15th stn. story, uine-room Brick DWELLIN FOR REN T1504 Caroline st-n.w., new six-room THOS. J. FISHER & 00., 1228 F street northwest. Sune fine, BRICK HOUSE, all mod- ern conveniences, 360 ith. One 2 story BRICK BUILDING suitable for warehonse or manufactory, Det., New ct aventi snd! 2 gesicable three- (OK modern conveni- ences, Bet, between 17th and Tithe sts., 815 oom between 17th and 1h Bee rie to 8. PRATT W401 9th ate corner OP: ‘No. 918 F street, ats ‘Masonic Temple. Furnished. 11635 Mansion, Normand: Ry Bt sums always on hand to LOAN at I west ees es E. A. MoINTIBE. "B. H. WARNER, 916 F Sraeer Nonruweer. By oe tee nw. 205 i BESEABER UFHons IN 16 F BT. NW. ete Berne abo’ stay not oe concernttur the condi fon of, te eal tae market throughout the country. R= erate ae JOHN SHERMAN & 00.. Bt. Cloud Building, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. HOUSES AT ALL RES. AND ON TERMS A T- Brick coat and 3" ual eau payments bale monthly, &., &e., 4 3 SSEUEBRESS oS for rent and for sale. aes in exchange for ate? have ‘some desirab! ‘bie Lots. MONEY TO LOAN security, at 6,°7 and 8 per cent. fel9 NITIRE STOCK OF SPRING “TRO Ts ERIN on Real Estate AYTINGS AND EENED FON NS iN, MONDAY, Manod 180R eon 935'Penna. ave. SPRING STYLES phe LE) HATS. FINE ‘RELLAS, For Ladies and ‘Be oe Z, STINEMETZ, HATTER, Pa, ave., next to cor. 18th st, 1880 oni ‘where I wil continue fo cash ele mats verninent Sep aR Corea ita os THE hit FOR BUS! MEN. rom. one wit f Eile Wa ree ae Si oe orders to EGE ie i@ OO., P. O. Box 29, ace POOL Bila Collender's FS aye eS S30: National Theater Bu = ae Aa SEGAR 3’ ORR Se ity Post CBee, doit geet tone: ances Good reason for 8 ees cerper = and cine jan: ar lt A LE—REASONABLE emaoaae mailt FORGE” HOUSE odors ingrovernents, sroands: and shrubbery: in pain oee of the best localities: Georgetown care door. Inquire Re- corder's Office, ity Hall. * “narié-6t Wate. SELL—A Cisiceg SECRETA- EY; suitable for a drusiet as orotcription csee and counter. | Alt WRITIN SK. Al $26, corner 44; and D ste ike De mar! BBY OR Sees —— Good, Will and Lease of an old id catablished Wholesale and Re- tail ICé CREAM ESTABLISHMENT, now doing fair business: “Rosscen for selling. having inter- sfiin another business. “Address Box 14, Star Of- fice. parl§-6t" N oNER TO LOAN—In hand, any sum from 8300 32,500, on good District security: small comm! acto ALBERT F. FOX, marl3-3t No. 920 Fst. n. ¥ A HOME A great banraios. & closant Bi RAME! nd 5 rooms, s each god na Tots, 13th $500 to 8 all cash ana S18 HOLTZMAN, 1st Bae marl3-1m ARE CHANCE—Derirabie three-story BRICK, northwest: alto, STORE and LOT near 7th an K ste. now. exchanxe for desirable unencum- bored LOTS. alto, nice LOT given for LAW LIBRARY. Box 133, Star office, marl3-6t* Fe SALE—Good Will, Stock and Furnitare of a long-established DINING AND LUNCH ROOM doing a business of 825, one v¢ sntral location ; will bear close investi recently refuratshed throughout, Liberal te rms. Leaving tho city caer of selling. Adaress Box 61, Star office. mari3-eost 0 LOAN, T Monzy 0 ON REAL ESTATE, At oo Toand 8. por cent. No Delay When E£ccurity is Ample. BR. 0. HOLTZMAN, marl 10th and F sta. n.w. ANGATNS —Z rare inducement ig fered in a handsome three-story Press Brick REST DENCE, with brownstone trimmings, on Mes peor Connecticut ave. : property new substantially built; 12 rooms, bath, hot and cold water, Dutler’s pantries, closets. and beautifully finished throwueh- out; price 88, 500—on easy terms. A beautiful two- story and Back Building Press Brick Front HOUSE, on Sst., between 14th and 15th sts., with 8 rooms, all modern conveniences, and in pérfect order, lot 20x195 to an alley’; price ‘33, o0--on easy terme to a good party. Also, small, BRICK, well located, for 31; 500 550 carh ‘and 820 per month. HOUSE tome, modern jmprovements. “Titles all perfoct ornogale. Apply to W. E. BURFORD & 00., marl3 (02 E st. n,w. Se AND 82,000 IN HAND TO LOAN on Teal estate. Apply LOUIS P. (SHORMARER, maarl2-6t* . We NO LOAN—At seven: per cent. on Real = the following sum: mg800. 1,000. $2,500. Apply to GEORGE TRUESDELL, marl0-6t 5 7th st. n.w. 350,000 TO LOA fy ‘snme to Suit, On Reax Estate Security. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., mar9-2w 1223 F st. n.w. Fu SALE AT A SAQRIFICE—That. beautifal BUILDING LOT on corner of Sdand K sta ; £6 fect on K st. by 80 feat on 3d, mar8-10t GREEN, f12 7th st-n.w. A Race QQUSTET PLACE FOR SALE— In Hyattavill the Baltimore and Ohio road, five mainates? Ss pom the depot. It Loonies of about three-fourths of an acto of vroved by a, frame cottaxe and fine stable. ae tha bout aixty fruit frees, embracing all the best va- rieties. House was It pew within two as nd Eas-all convemionos, isa rare chance for a person who wants a cheap suburban ce Pp to I.P. LIBBEY, 432 7th st. n.w. poxex TO LOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SEOUBRITY, B. H. WABNER, dans 916 F st. n.w. MoE RIG REAEE APOE, buy codowment 7 Police feed by leaain nies, mat Tar closing sean por Ta ENR ae ROGEND & OO, 2 OOF. ington ee ats., Baltimore. del8-e03m ces ESTATE SEQURITY— Tie gh at Sa, eee ee” 8 43s street northwest. EDUCATIONAL. E. ‘Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and 9 VOUAL MUBIO. Particular atfention, to, to be- Teacher 3 Terms moderate fis Bi vow nw. vias Pirengh Iniracte LARROQUE, ae est se uative HLL ber of pul at oo os residences, Terms Tee Sate, "Address Box 6m, Bese se febai-Ime \VENING OLASSES—Mon< esday, Wed- pesday, Briaay. 7 Tog ceek, 3 r er month, in advance. LA’ EXGLISH: | 5 hee oe prepara ration {oF ol int, Annapolis. Brivate ate lessons at ‘A-M., 702 6th street jan24 Be 910 Sp: Saas |. Ver! cally taught, invited on Tht tt 3} m. Office H nee suede aol — deer" rer AND MONOGRAM 24 KID GLOVES. Early Spring Importation Just Received. MONOGRAM KID GLOVES. 2-Button, 75 cents; 3-Button, 81; 4-Button, $1.25; 6-Button, $1.50. In Black, Opera and Promenade Shades, at J. P. PALMER'S, 7 F Street n.w. N-BL Orders through telephone promptly filled. PRING IMPORTATIO: ) OF PATTERN ONSET A "*axD FINE MIL- Languedoc, Point det * Rose, Duchente, Chantalty, Spanish and N lore and Beaded acd Cares ag Sant seat id Buttons. Corsets, be rere and 1thtead Gloves, and a beau! Doh of ar rinian Novelties. Bik and brap ete on, Unewe ea ane on Bul Bisse Suk Su juits, a fires: ‘le, fc 20, Epeonrasrs Winx MAN, 907 Penna. “aves 7 Cite Trevise, Pai aris DOUGLAS Ao 2 Ninth ana F Bts.. Bt. Clowa Brag, TON oF arETST ATION or LADIES’ UNDERWEAR ONE WEEK LONGER. Received 400 DorES Mone Of those thoroughly =e en EEE on. E2_Every carment at the old price for one week jor ger. GLASS’, maré age! 9th and F streets. 1880 SPRING. 1880 MME. M. J. HUNT, Hos. 691 and 693 D Btreet, a8 just returned from New York, and will open oa MONDAY, March Ist, a fuli assortment of SPRING MILLINERY GOODS. feb28 M™ sxan FASHIONABLE BLE DRESSMAKER. BRIDAL, TROUASEAUS, MOURNING ORDERS. orders Bled at ahortest notioe, snd in most artistie myon2s-t. the, 6m 907 Pa. ave. ERMILYA’'S LADIES’ BOOTS, Unsurpassed for Beauty, Comfort and Durability. ‘Winter BOOTS selling at reduced prices, at J. H. VERMILYA'S, febs 610 9th street. MM" BELLE LUCAS DEESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. decll BOOTS AND SHOES. BrYEVs SHOE STORE, mart 16124 14th st. OU CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST IN; BOOTS AND SHOES, BY GOING TO THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. Our Goods were all bought before the advance in prices, at rock bottom figures, an\ WILL BE SOLD AT PRIME cost For Tam Next 15 Days. We are selling s Gent's hand-stitched full Scotah >. Gor for. $2. And everything else in proportion. nas GEO. McCARTHY. —_—_—_—__ PIANOS AND ORGANS. aa TWO FIRST PREMIUMS Se Fair, in pennkeon. D Berd Stic Also Agents for the celebrated Kranich & Bach and other first-class Pianos and the unrivaled Peloubet & 00. 3 - G. Ee WILD & BKO., Soue AGENT febl?__ 793 7th st. n.w., between G and H. IANOS AND ORGANS AT PRICES THAT defy competition. SIDNEY T. NIMMO & CO., feb13. 410 11th st. n.w. W HNABE’S PIANOS, Iniversally Cae to be the BEST NOW fa NUFACTURED. A Endorsed by all leading artists.” ORGANS and P! TAROS from celebrated makers for sale and rent. Tun’ and aa pet i prompiy attended to. REIGHENBAOH'S Prano WAkEUOOMS, 087-6m No.4¥#3 11th st.,a few doors above Paav: COAL AND WOOD. gE yoo, Pe eS NOORDVILLE, iG —! 960 per quarter; ome B45. for business, Yale or Harvard. First ‘aami Bema ‘SHONTLDOM, AME Seincipal. AN Bl ives education for real a end fenatlers. on : Penmanship, 8} Com: pa fay BookKeoping. Business Peas. 5 gooring Law. and Leo ‘sessions. f BOOKS, &e. DS, EASTER CROSSES, ASTER CARDS EASTER C Aseortments of Paros Marcus Ward’s and Hil- deeheimer" # EASTER Easter Egg Oards a norlty- Easter Angels, ar arrane oiby Des Satin Easter Banne vel Sabbath-School ‘Cards, ‘pirthday Cards. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, marll 425 7th street. FASTER CARDS. _ ~" BANNERETS AND STANDARDS, In Nickel and Bronze. PANELS AND EASELS. PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMNALS, In Sets and in Oaaes, all Styles ef Bindings. CORRESPONDENCE OARDS. PAPETERIES, Latest Styles. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, marll MerRoPoiiTan Bookstore, 911 Pa. ave. ST OUT. jarman on Wills, vol. anne RSRARTSSSSS ‘French.-.7.2- lam’s Works occ, rae oie new we oe vanes Steen ‘by Kosa N. Care! 5 new stock Prayers and pag tp é SELLERS mard 475 Pa. ave. PUBLICATIONS. sEQORR ‘VOLUME MEMOIRS OF MADAME DE .T, in Paper, 60c. Franklin Square, at 100. MOTHS. By Ouids. Cloth, 81.25. =e OF PRINCE METTERNIOH, 2 vols. TENNYSON'S SONGS. Set to Music. 85. ALL NEW BOOKS EROEIVED AB SOON 45 U. OF BT, THE FINEST Q Ee ‘ATIONERY A so RGE Ss POT, AND 1016 Pa. aves cor. Lith st. febs Wi, VW: SaAeeni@ co, PUBLISHERS’ AGENTS, No. 25 Park Row, New York, Are authorized to contract for Anreceaon ss a [NEL SUITS, (Mid- dlesex), 8! fast color Youths from 160 ‘21 years, 812, ‘Tas pant quality School Suits, a Years, 95 and S10, te bast a i fgets TE Ba bale 921 Pen’s aye., between, THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST OOAL AND ore ‘WOOD was awarded to us over all com. STEPHENSON & BEO., Depot and Mill, 7th-t et Office: 12th and Penns. avenue. ad C°4™ sonnson B OTHERS. ‘TELEPI Coxwgorions. OOAL. gor Weight. wBest Hite, 4 Lae Pree. sera alll an depot connected with aualed nfo fection and advantawesf for 200 With nem the wood ‘trad wharves, factery, extensive enabling us ca cease cae foes page scmpt attention to ‘we are pre) aed to offer to Our Patrons of Boal at the very lo prices. ‘We insure of ais to ta aD cence, mill saa doves foot of att, 18th and Fine Ditices: 1200 Fst. Dw ath 1418 7th et. Pi hic robe ENGLAND, GERMANY, OHINA ana POTTERY, @ From the best factories in countries, to Fespectfully te Bie attention of cleinene aaah atten ira me M. W. BEVERIDGE, ate Webb & Beveridge,) No. 1009 Pa, avew jand Between 10th and 11th streets. H4ve BEPLENISHED Our Btock of DINNEB, DESSERT and TEA SEE: VIOES, PLATED GOODS, OUTLEBY, And other * HOUSEKEEPING ARTIOLES, We solicit an inspection, of the same from citizens J. W. BOTELER & BRO., Dregor IMPORTERS OF CHINA, GLASS, &O.5 janl6 993 Pennsylvania avenue. 48 COOKING STOVES. aaruesnemcemumne tae OHINA, GLASS, CROCKERY WARE, ty is. aia she Stove sy be huiss Dogs in hex FIXTURES, or likety them soon, eS 30 er cent: and get's 5. F. BROOKS, ;