Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1880, Page 2

FF or aed THE EVENING STAR. GBAND orentnc ______—C WANTS. FOR RENT AND ae FOR SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. LADIES’ GOODS. WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY......... March 17, 1890. ———————_————_—_________———— CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. double that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal to: ‘of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. ————— Our Police Force. ‘The bill reported by the Senate committee on the District of Columbia for an increase of the police of the District has a section repealing the law that all appointments upon the police force Shall be men who have served in the Union army or navy. Some of the Washington qer- respondents have attempted to make party capital out of this, by insinuating that the pur- pose of the repeal of the section was to open the way for the employment of ex-rebels on the police force. This plece of political clap-trap is unworthy of the intelligent correspondents who make use of it. They are in a position to see the urgent need there is that the police force of the District of Columbia should not only be imereased in numbers, but that it should be composed of the best and most useful material. ‘The act of Congress requiring that the appoint- ments to the police force here should be made from ex-soldiers is a piece of buakum such as Congressmen are too apt to avail them- selves of for home uses, to the disadvantage Of the people of this District. What reason is there why the authorities of Washington, more than those of Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati! or St. Louts, should be re- quired to make up their police force from a particular class? Certainly no city in the coun- try has more urgent need for a thoroughly effi- ¢lent police force than Washington, and our authorities, instead of being restricted, should have the fullest range to get the best material possible, in the way of vigor, intelligence and local knowledge. Our police department should not be maintained as an asylum for office-seek- ers from any part of the country, whethey they are ex-union or ex-confederate soldiers. —___++-_ Tilden’s Battle for Pennsyivania ‘To-morrow. To-morrow will decide the fate of Tilden as a candidate for the democratic presidential nom- iaation. The struggle for supremacy in Penn- sylvania between the Tilden and anti-Tilden factions is being conducted upon the war-to- the-knife principle, because it is believed on both sides that the vote of that state will de- termine the contest. The influence of all the great leaders is to be contentrated upon the state committee in fts meeting at Pittsburg, and if Tilden can be beaten his opponents be- leve that {t will drive him from the field. Speaker Randall, leader of the Tilden forces, has written to members of the state committee accusing Senator Wallace, the anti-Tilden leader, of having connived at the recent con- firmation of Mr. Kerns, for U.S. marshal at Phil- adelphia. The Speaker informs the committee that he protested against this confirmation, but was overruled by Senator Wallace,who was act- ing in conjunctioa with Senator Don Cameron. Marshal Kerns is made an important factor in the fight by the Tilden men with the view of breaking down Senator Wallace’s Influence with his partyin Pennsylvania. Wallace as chairman of a Senate committee investigated the last Congresstonal election in Philadelphia, and submitted a report to the effect that Mar- shal Kerns had appointed a large number of Political strikers of very bad character as deputy marshals at the polls. The Randall-Tilden party now allege that Senator Wallace connjved atthe confirmation of Keras upom his reap- potntment by the President recently, in conse- quence of a bargain made with Senator Cam- eron. In this way they attempt to make it ap- Pear that he is secretly plotting against the de- mocracy, and upon this charge they hope to de- stroy his power with the state committee. Sen- ator Wallace has met this charge by letters of bis to the Senate judiciary committee, urging the rejection of Kerns and giving reasons therefor. He has also been per- mitted to show why several democratic members of the committee voted for a favorable report upon Kerns in spite of his (Wallace's) opposition. Senators McDonald and Garland, who were members of the committee that in- vestigated Kerns, held that it was not shown that he knew of the bad character of some of his appointees as deputies, and that upon the whole his conduct had been that of a very fair Man, and therefore they saw no valld reason why he should be rejected. They, as members Of the judiciary committee, voted for a favorable Teport, and when the nomination came before the Senate their view was concurred in by other democrats, who voted for confirmation. if the anti-Tilden men are in the majority in the committee it is their purpose, so It is sald, to depose the chairman, a sworn Tildenite, and choose a new one. The chairman of the state committee makes up the list of delegates to the State convention, and in the exercise of this fuuction it is possible for him to give his side of the question a majority by entering contested delegations iriendly to his views. —_—__~-o-—____. ‘The recent decision of the United States Su- preme Court affirming the validity and consti- tationality of the Federal election laws has not, as the pending debate in the House of Repre- Sentatives shows, taken that question out of Politics. The democrats appear to be nearly as much determined to refuse to appropriates money for the pay of special deputy marshals as they were at theextra session. In this re- fusal they present a political issue which the republicans very readily take nold of, with the purpose, apparently, of making it appear that the majority in Congress are antagonizing the Supreme Court. Should the democrats, by the legislation of this session, refuse to recognize the validity of these election laws by refusing or neglecting to provide money to enforce them their action will be made one of the live issues of the coming presidential cam- paign. The republicans make no secret of their belief that this would be aquestion upon which they could fight with every assurance of success. There are influen- ential democrais, however, in both houses of Congress, who are not willing to see their party Placed in this position, and they are doing all in their power to prevent it. The number of these Conservative democrats is larger than in the extra session, and their policy is to amend the election laws in a manner that will be accepta- ble to the President and at the same time re- eve thera of some of the objections urged by the democrats. They are opposed by the major- ity of their 'y, who insist that, notwith- standing the Supreme Court decision, no legis- lation shall be enuted in recognition of the elec- tion laws, or provid'ng money to enforce them. It is noticeable, though, that the party press does not unanimously endorse this extreme ‘View, as was the case in the extra session. On ‘the contrary, very many of the most Influential Gemocratic papers advise Congress to recognize ‘the election laws and amend them, if they can, ‘but in no event to put the party in the position Of being arraigned as “revolutionists” against the executive and judicial departments of the government. —————~-____ Apropos of the story told by a London paper Of the death next morning of one of the thir- teen guests who happened to sit down ata din- ner party recently given in that city, Mr. White- Jaw Reid, of tho New York Zridune, tells of a dinner party he attended in Washington seve- Tal years ago, when the number of guests pres- ent happened tobe thesame “unlucky num- ber,” every one of whom is now alive and in Detter health than then. But what is a fact worth when weighed against a long cherished Buperstition ? ————__~~-e2-—_____ Eaison having become quiet for a while, this ‘Seems to be ute time for the Sawyer boom in the “Clectric light busiicss. The telegraph reports ‘that the experimental exhibition of the last naaoed gentleman in New York last night was a fomplete saccesa. If we could have a little more satisfactory performance and a little less Promise and assurance from both sides the ‘World would have that revival in confidence ‘which it badly needs on the electric light sub- em ——__- wee -_____ * ‘The President is earning golden opinions for ismissing Major Reno from the army, and all. ‘that Reno should be retained ia the military SRITICE or FRENCH PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS AND ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON az “KING’S PALACE, S14 Seventh Street, « ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Mancu 22p anv 23p. Do not fatl to see the Grandest Display of Milline- ry Goods ever exhibited to the Washington public. KING’S PALACE. We will exhibit the greatest assortment, the most stylish goods, the highest in quali- ty but low in prices. WE LEAD FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS: ‘We keep the largest Stock in Millinery this side of New York, for we make Millinery a specialty. Our styles aro always of the latest importation, our goods are the best and highest in quality but low in price. Being in the wholesale business, we sell goods at retail at wholesale prices. Wo can undersell and yet mak® a living profit. ‘‘Our motto is quick sales and small profit.” We make it a specialty to please, deal fair, and retain oar customers. We are thankful for the great encouragement received, which has enabled us to do the largest Millinery business in this District. We will strive in the future, as in the past, to be worthy of the great pa- tronage extended to ua. We would kindly request our friends and the public net to miss the opportunity to inspect the most beautiful goods ever placed on exhibition. Our stock in Pattern Hats, Bonnets, Straw Goods, French Flowers, Satins, Silks, Rib- bons, Laces in every style and quality, Feathers, Human Hair Switches and Cor- sets, in fact every article connected with a first-class establishment, IS IMMENSE. ‘The entire second floor of KING'S PAL- ACE HALL will be devoted to our Opening, and our Wholesale Department will be here- after on the Third Floor. KING’S PALACE, marlT-6t 814°?TH STREET. ‘TO MINING INVESTORS. Subscribers wanted at ‘‘Bottom Price" for a few thousand Shares of Stock in a first-class Company, just oraanized to work valuable mines in Nevada. million dollars worth of ore in sight. Divigends ‘assured at an early date. Send for a Pros} P. 91, rospectae nie O. Box 2391, New York. EW CARPETS. T have just received a few specialties in BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRYS, AND ENGLISH LJNOLEUM. The di 8 of these are just Bote cellent ge OER Ee ar a on accordins ° their all goods as lo ‘on ome eaY TCHEL! marl7-w,f,m,2W 813 Market Space. RGANS. ORGANS. ORGANS. Beautiful New Seven. an and Eight Stop, ORGANS, of celebrated Makers: 'in “Ae nly iighed Solid Walnut Casoe, Yor TT NIMMO.& CO. maya Then. -W.2 0n8 door north of Pennsylvania ave. arlT J. M. & BR. COHEN. . ESTABLISHED 1865. MONEY ON COLLATERAL AT 5 PER CENT. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED ror GP DIAMONDS, WATCHES and JEWELRY LOAN OFFICE, 1007 7th st. n.w. marl7 For EASTER. PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY HAMS. BALTIMORE HAMS. CINOINNATI HAMS. JOHN H. MAGRU DER, marl? 1422 New York ave. more first-class cee at WA wars ‘WILLIAN’S. ure Uda at the rt — ly, corner 10th and E Ce epee SRUERLA TES Best We Teference Palais Royal, 1117 Pa- (ddle-amea_wo- Best Wan ‘Tespectabl man, ssrtoATiGs as hits nurse. reference. rely 1713 M st. n.w. WANT! a Tes Ane anes girl Free monn ence. Apply 1336 eae ihe ‘two one steady white ATIONS 98 nurses or chamber maian in in eal family. Addiees 601, corner 20th ans = ae tea ad fice. marl7-2t ‘two romeo nies ane Ce ne housework, and plain ain pewing oF purse. ‘Good ay Pay Address ANTED—A widow will ue procur- 6) POSETION, ‘under government. ed, or accordi: on ings PO! Scary. Addreen ©" Wanted,” © " City P. ANTED_Ladios to teach Madame system of Drews cutting, in ay vicinity: also to take the oy f her Imported Piiterns.” Gall at once at 1233 marl’ RTE [oc Mapa et aOR aly furnished Rooms. with bath and closet con- nected. cent no object. Must be thin three Bicoks of Branliin square. Address Box 3. Ofice: ari7-3t ANTED—A neat, respectabie young WHITE WV RoateN aenaree ani seamtree. Bequived lo Wear cap. lone alone good reference ni apply Metropaitan Hotel, "Thureday, between 11 o. me ARTES SIO for 8 SHARE ina PUZZLE and TOY Sombined. which beats and will sell as fast as made. to pay for patenting and starting, and will return investor several hundred per cont. v shortly. MAGIC CUBE, Star attic raart7-3e" for a WANTED Six first-class SOLICITORS, staple article; good pay to the right: met state eferences and experience. Address L. X., Star Wray in the country for gentle- man and wife, within easy access of Washing. ton. Permanent if suited. Address “*Olerk aap ari6-3t* Wana WHITE GIRL to do the cooking and general housework. Good wages and per- toa ble party. Addy ice. manenc! nas, tar O1 marl6-3t ANTED—By a gentleman and wife, a suite of unfurnished or partly caeaiahed KOUMS in {he northwestern part of the city. ‘Address, Box marl Warts COLORED WOMAN to cook, waah and iron in a small family. No one need apply without the best recommendations as to character and capacity. Call at ual Corcoran st. n.w. m16-3 WANTED A aay wil Payot any one 830 per month for 81 Boul (ON—copying at home or in any of departments—or $20 per month for_a $i5ne Fosition, as long as roteined. ‘Address Box 8’ marl6-2t* ‘ANTED_A competent FQREWOMAN: 9 good cutter and fitter Ad- dress DRESSMARER, Tgtar oft office. ee “st ANTED Four unfurnished ROOMS, first or floor, by small family of adutte, about april ist waarese, with price, 8: tar office. FAST "ED to know that MAO. GRIP- New York, will REMAL DAYS LONGER: her r patterns can be seen and new style of fitting tested, at 1223 F st. n.w. _marl6-3t Wis ants “ANTS of all Kinds, and other M smilies furnishedist short notice free of Office co: AED ir ones ‘marl6-39" ‘ANTED—AGENTS can make from $5 to 10 r day by seiling a useful patent article. Galtat ale VAN ZULLEN, 89 Pa. av. u-w. Samples marl3-6t* wit iTED—SERVANTS of all kinds. Families furnished free of OHARGE. People's Intel- iE. ligence Oflice, Room 24, Federal Building, cor, 7th and¥. C. E. PRIGE & OO. marl3-6t* Call W. H. MAIN & BRO., St. ‘Charles | ot st. and Pa. ave. i a WANTED FROUNTY LAND TAREARTS « and LAND JaNANCE LEWIS, Roo) a8 and 44 Lo Droit builaime. bhime ANTED—A SITUATION by a respectable Son as cook or housekeet per in ‘Washins a OF more, Md. RIOES avenue 8.w. 1d Pa. ave., or Sor, ass te Dealers. ooth2-6m We 'TED—STEAM OARPET OLEANING. Al k teed. At 616 Louisi- woe guarant OHAOCE'S, BOARDING. QPRING OPENING. OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING OLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING OLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING OLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING SATURDAY, MARCH 20, ar A. STRAUS’, OM Pennsylvania Avenue, marlT Between 10th and 11th streets. (CHEN FEED. — CHICKEN FEED. 2,000 BUSHELS WHEAT, Saved from Herr & Cissel's fire, willbe sold cheap, by S. C. McDOWELL, Ast and D sts. n.w. TE emenoe MEDcrke DEPOT, 409 14th street nw. marl6-1m SPECIAL’ Colic Medicine for Horses, Linements appropri. ate for Horses. Tonic Powders for Horses, Hoof. Gresaing for Horses. Medicine for Cattle, Sheop, Hi See, a8 regu ¥ OBT. SMITH, Wf aa SUPPLY STORE. A. HABLE, Agt. 4143 7th Street Northwest, near M. optttention, is invited to the above Store, just ed with a comp! f Plain and Fancy ERIES, PROVISIONS and LIQUORS at st possible prices, ‘A call is lg Jor solicited. ivered to all parts of the city free of mari5-Im A VERY CHOICE STOCK oF EASTER CARDS, ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERIOAN. EASTER BANNERETS, printed in colors, on with stan: arts, "ana HYMN, various styles of indian a ‘For sale by Acer BEALL, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, arl5-3t 495 Penna. ave. oom HOLLAND'S PATENT RECORD GOLD PER, Patented Oct. 2, 1873. Is the highest achievement in the manufsctare of Gold Pens and the result of experiments for more than twenty years. The * RECORD” Pen is Droduoed by a akiltfal combination of the $wo pre- | Sor cious an en eertgaive metals: 26 ker. Gold and Bonen idba ay sale by JOHN aa > Th — ‘STREN'S WATER Atay" ince ae peapent and sco CE feb19-1m1 ° OARDING—A few more gentlemen BOARDERS ‘can be accommodated with «: ROOM. 818 per month. 619 New Jersey ave. marl6-3t* (OR RENT— With or without BOARD, two or Pony ROOMS, at 507 Est.n.w. ; references ex- marl3-lw* WITH BOARD, two pleasant coi Orantadie ROOMS. ine. Host. now. | EABLE ;OARDERS accommodated. OR RENT—Neatly-; tarnished ONE ‘on BeC- ond ome convenient to cars. Table BOARD. mar: OR SENT CPanel ROOM! with PR rota in 8 private family. rei Cite Sloe Heo offers with fret class Hotel for! prt pee sider war data ‘apm HE LOOHIEL HOUSE, aaa, a sted boarding good 5 Ost. n.w. Yar the coaiest and best, condu Houses in boarders acoommo- dated at Pronmonsbie t novl9 LOST AND FOUND. Laat about 7 0’ Hock mss m., on Net, ear Vermontave., BLOOD UNDLAND PUP, 6 fae with long pose; wits back of head Groaet and neck : a ite :body spotted ars lous ands cer ‘Spot." er tted | Answers beral reward if returned to A New Book giving an expose of She impositions practiced, especially on country information for taveces Sod Fee ation. for investors an New York Btock Broker, weasel Price 50 camtys mous OUN THOMPSON, Jn, ‘istant deal- marl?-w Cit, PROFESSIONAL. H. JOHNSTON, ripe ite Min lerate. Reference : Rev. Dr. Domer aakotheeee VICEABLE FEET BEIN : Se site ee and RA ener ‘housends of as maxes, {rom far and near, TITER well hota ails 6 Wilira’s tel, for Fated from and aol ithe ot erenenc D otnoy atlinonte f the feet. n1ce8 an free otablisked 18 1861. Omics a $1 per visit. eg Yemoved to 410 11th ‘TH inserted pe; WEE BN Hpentiee, rem sna ba eel cvs oe Dee, M. 8. rei EO DENTIST, Be, 7s dives fot te, pales Sea ee oF ele gan 8 “in oyeratgns on tha eres the eseant ap convenient this cars pass the Die Le ag ee RES TE aan ave war wares) WAVES, as era: suates |e piven to R ‘—Large back PARLOR, unfarnished F fer sierplar poous or oflce: rest reasonable ‘Apply 1227 New York ave. R RENT—No, 211 Det. p.w,,15 room Fined up apd incompiels eter fine c'stora, ‘and stable. G. W. COOPER, 33) wee st. marl?-2w 7B RENT—W Ta_plcasant location, furnished fro front PARLOR: sled; other Bootes oa third floors; moderate prices. “915 13th owe marl 7-2" RB RENT—Old Grocery STAND, 601 8th st, + corner Ni.w-. tar d dwell ti ygrater and cellar. Apply JAS. Apert Nereis fate JR RENT—7-room brick house; =e and Fe omnee corner Rhode Island ave. and 8 ee ee ent $20; would turn it into a store store. Apply at 1106 L et. 18 ogee n.w. Rk RENT—Two new HOUSES Togas = ‘8 Court, in the rear of Wet. n.w.. between, 13th feipeoe, inawer five ve ome ah roe in the house, sewer, conn 8.50 W. SEEZG BED, bwnen, Noord ie marl7-2t oe RENT, AND SALES OF BRnOreB ays PRI- Ye det bar aug! every moat at the ffice of of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, oid et 0.W. m17-3t* ROB BERT Seven ROO: month to a good tenant. marl6-3t R RENT—HOUSE, with six aE atwo squares from the Gapito at” Heute sia per month.) Apply to OTIS BIG OW, 00 7a n.W. ae OF RENT 816% 24th st. e neat Ave room USE, order, with water: also a four 824 24th st. at. Apply to Dr. MA CK. Dunbart: +» Georgetown. m16-3t' zoom Howse Congress and Dun POs, SALE Crear LOT | 70x125, to 36 foot alley, with two small houses, M' street, n¢ New Hathpeliire avenno, | Terms, @40 cash and S10 monthly. Also, choice loton M/t., between New Sersey ave. ana Ist st. nw. J. W. STARI, 1029 New York avenue. marl5-6t oa ‘RENT, LEASE OR SAUE—One and three- acres of GROUND, with two story Hot Bt situated cast side 13th st. between E. and Dats. 8-2. ;rent $12.50 STARE, 1429 New York ay ‘marl5-6t ieee $3,060, on terms of 8250 cash and Ot 25 monthly, J-story and basement BRICK with 12 seve besides bath room: has 15-6” OR RENT—ROOMS, single oF on alteyiean second, third or fourth floor: southern expostire; fur- nished or not: with if necessary. Apply 235 Pennsylvania ave. mario" Rt RENT_STORE and DWELLING, No. Gil E, Pegneylvania avemue; between Gth aba 7th sts ply on the premises. ee Fz oe Comfortably ee TOON; southern and western exposure; en suite o ingle; all modern conveniences; at 1027 Vermont avenue, near McPherson Square. __mar12-17t* Fe SEE penetra QOUNTRY. EHACE:. two mites north of ited. Sonn ‘STORMAY « 88. ae Cloud ‘Bulldog a SRENT=PIRIOE and BEDROOM, farn- ished, second Moor, near Kbbitt and Willard’s. Apply at’ 14 F et. n. marll-6¢" a RENT-HOUSE. No. 1224 O st n.w.,.con- taining § rooms, including bath. Modern im- provements. Apply 1320 0 8 marll-9t* RK RENT—Large BRICK HOUBE corner Ist Fini eomas Stes Georeatown, Bountiful grounds, ter and drnamented with trees an ahrubs fine summer house. Will rent cheap to private family, or for school purposes. Best location in Georgetown for private school." In nire ou premises. marli- (OR RENT—1205 F st. n.w., between 12th mi 13th sta., Swelling of 1: Tg rooma:'a modern ime Fovements. Reaso1 ‘to 8 good tenant. Inquire (EO. F. SCHAFER, 424 11th st. n.w. marl0. Fe RENT—FARM 250 acres; for sale or trade for city property; situated on Potomac river, fort. dwell- Good eg out- bullies and considered fhe and first-class mn fart Also, landin; said farm forrent. Apply H.'8. JORNSTON. 498 Penna. ave. mar3-0o2w OB SALE—A fine eipnt-rormn BRIOR. Re near Gov ernment Print tle perfect. Very cheap. bs water, 2 Gry cella quire Be, 891 Pa. aves mew. FPO SALE _DWELLING HOUSE, No. 17st Rages wine zooms h:i-: 83,600." Nos. 182) and TER, 519 7th pe See eee Saas FPO BENT Untursished SUITE: bay window, jnfurnished SUITE, bay wind | Bg ear apply. 1428 Iowa Circle. mar2-18t* (OR RENT That ver choice four-story Sor 1404 161 » near Scott Statue, Au Baigent SW. EM a ia feb23-1m BENT—Furnished ROOMS with bath and, a bot 8 and cold water; Restle oe i piiaicer nate Terms moderate. feb18-4w* RB RENT—519 13th st. nw., handsomely F finned soiree Of BOOMS: at modera Ie provements: and second floors; bath on each loor ; terms, oderste, — febl4-3m PARLORS and BED- Ege ee brie ieee vanis ave., corner 434 FOR SALE. LL Aner STOCK OF SPRING WAGONS, suitable for all kinds of business. Also, lot TRADE WAGONS. oe ly finished. TOP BUGGIES, OTOR. HETONS, one LANDAU CARRIAGE in good oréer. Lot of Second-hand BUGGIES and WAGONS for sale very low on month instalments. JAS. K. PROBEY, 37 Pros} reetown. marll-3m 'OR SALE—A ae eiyine will sell ENTIRE ‘Adateas GHONGTA, biar omes up housekeeping, HOTS at rivate ale. Fe Feel and Second: pant AP RERIAGES, in riety, such, 33 Rents, Euro, Ops, Rockawayy Phawtons, Coupes, Carts, Ree ean Ee Repairi oripily attended to. ROB’ AHAM, “Factory ‘an 1a Repositarys Ho-aié gth ots bets Dand Bie. IR SALE—A lot of tine hae ainudn BIES alko MOCKING BL CAGE! ‘very ches wa HAR: ets 10-2: Bore, 1158 ‘th ARTIES ABOUT PURCHASING OR DISPO ing of CARRIAGES, HORS (ARNESS, will to thelr advan fagoo entlon meh ar have # constant demand for the sam ne disposing 0 f Stock aul chee for Purchasing 0 ve prompt attentio Bnteed. WH DOWNER, abe dois dis aise VERAL FINE PIANOS, v nw. rery little used, in- nw. SEVERAL FINE PIANOS ee - one STIEFF Gabshee Grand, for re for cash, at 723 7th at. sa ae ae PERSONAL. EMORRHOIDS ErURs) Een WITHOUT the use of Remember, you have othing to pa ‘nti youare cused ke a> GOK 14 18th st. n.w. marl7-3m. DURANCE SMITH, who formerly, resided on 17th et, between Gand D n. ws a A. ‘Star office, stating wane may. be she will hear of something ereatly, mst | NS EE LIBBEY, 492 7[h st, will remove fo the wert on on anay: as All persons sbted to him wil cat His whole stoc stock of of WATOWES WARE WILL BE VERW, borat row ANY. PRICE before that time. tee ADAM ROSS, the Re established, reliable ‘ant ahd Astrologist, gives better satis- affairs of life than any one in fession ; tells the past peceens, and future ny ; ives advice and ce on all apper- 1g to Dusineas ys andinatrimony. ALL IN TROUFLE OaLu. Batisfaction given or no pay. tation Rooms, 402 2d st., jaboven Uae the pro- des ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies an 00 cents euch. “416 L st-s bet; atts and Se hee janl0-1llw* HN PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, asto sb repomattt oo spot SEASON OF 1880, Terms feb25-6m_ le, with abetrsota of Dimi. Always in before 9 and front Si 6. Si ‘Bitter BRIGHT H Or Se Wut open MAY 20res 16000 i. Gad reasonable. Send for circular. roomie, nents BURTON, Proprietor. SPRING STYLES 1880 io GENTLEMEN'S HATS. 1880 secortTNE t UMBRELLAS, For eae and gentlemen. TINEMETZ, HATTER, marl3__ 1987 Pa. ave., next to cor. 13th st, er ee AU Os DEED COE IRE EL UST TRE THING FOR B i 2 CURES! tabi as A ng Sing J Erlose, with bottle of ink, size, 83; Foolscs, r sizes fuse to' ondary Gi Giieat inauocessats cs stage and eon all ordre UFA iG O0., P. O. Box 29, Baltimore. marll-6t* W. W. SHARPE & CO., . PUBLISHERS’ AGENTS, No. 25 Park Row, New York, Are authorized to contract for Advertising in this Price. ‘up. Paani ea F ENT, H. WARNER, 916 F Sraxer Norawsst. .w. cor.17 1662 | 3am Saw ase coat. SPSESS FaGEO Beahar euebsessne 5 <2ci A Fi gp Ba BE not 3 hd EESSSSeREs: ade. [CES IN 916 F ST. N.W. Estate Review, Pi (hel enpei at office on hy ot each month, contains a complete list of the houses T have for rent, towether with reports concerning the condition of the‘eal catate. niacket thronzhont the country. Call and get acopy. tr eo No. 918 F street, opposite Masonic Temple. Honses near new mark Eerraneer isa oe ee MONEY TO EoaN.t MONEY %0 LOAN! I bi irge and leet sume alt LOAR e loneat ra E. A. MoINTIRE. OR RENT—1420 T at-n.w., G roome, 815; 1233 Trooms, $22.50; 2116 11th st. n.w. Broome, B10" 9098 Tt st. n.wee + 11 rooms and 308 14th st. stable, #20; Bt Mi g1e OOM S10, 826 1th w. Ww. 9 ro0n 20; 1011-1617 store 629 Va. a rooms: 1513 0 at ‘rooms, $13. 1694 Madison st-u-w., 6 rooms, 81 ‘Apply to A. 8. CAYWOOD. mari3-3t 1225 9th st. nw. R RENT—By R. O. HOLTZMAN, REAL EsTa1x AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. 415 18th st. n.w., 23 1536 st. n.w., 17 i and bath. rooms 5 a 612 Pa. ave. n.w., 5161 th st. Ew tore 25 store . 2224 1421 N.Y. ave. n.w.. 811 E st. n.w., 17 I make nocharge to landlords for advertising their property, and keep it before the public constantly. Ihave many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; also, Houses in every section st, prices from $1,| (000 to $60, 000. Now is the time to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, marl3 10th and F sts. x.w. OR RE: THE ( CORCORAN BUILDING, OrrosiTE U. 8. TREASURY, 16TH STREET. Fine Stores, Office Rooms—s ly or communi- gating for Business Ofices, Studios, etc. Wate- and closets on every floor. Elevator and steam heat. Dark poms for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. (OR SALE Beautiful BUILDING LOT f: on Towa Circle and Rhode Island avenue, oon taining 2, 100 square feet of ground. FOR SALE Desirable TRIANGLE, bounded by jew Hampshire avenue, N and 20th sts. n.w. ; con- iiteone S10 square fect of land, and is is entirely surrounded by wi FOR RENT Handsome i large BUILDING, fac- # Pennsylvania avenue, near 14th st. n. Ww. ; suit- ile tors Testanrant. FOR RENT—Large STORES and OFFICE ROOMS in Lenman Building. FORRENT—1916 15th st-n.w.. a desirable throo- story, nine-room Brick DWELLING. pEOR RENT. 1004 Garollna seas new six-room ie THOS. J. FISHER & 00., marl? 1223 F street northwest. Fe RENT—The ane SE, HOURE:) all pode ern conveniences, B.W-, 860 "One'2 story BRICK BUILDING suitable ne warehouse or manufacto1 jen be One 8 room BRICK us pos conveni- ences, Sst,, between Vith and aes Seve mi BRIGK HOUSES of Higgs st., between 17th and 18th sts-, Apply to ‘PRATT & SON, marll- N. 401 9th st., comer of D: RMA RSTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., Bt. Cloud Building, Beal Estaté Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE XYOUE RENT AND BUY A HOME: HOUSES AT ALL Fag , aed ON TERMS or: A T-room_ Brick now nog iniie on cac be- tween M and N. Smal cash i Hosthiy, 80 B6., 0" = . 100 15 12 Ist st. n.0., 960 949 T st., 9 rows, mi 26 Fine boiiae near Howard rd Untversity, zB 7 30 20 18 a 3 |" Gail tor our lit of Br tf taind For sate” for our list 6} for rent and for We have nd desirab! in exchange for MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate security, at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. fel9 eee “THE FAMOUS” 18 THE NAME OF THE STORE, NO. 400 7th st. m. 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 CLOTHING, which will be opened THURSDAY, MARCH 18TH. “FAMOUS” For the elegance of the exhibit. “FAMOUS” For the invariable Oxe Prick BrsTEM. “FAMOUS” For the plan of having the price ef every article marked in plain figures.! “FAMOUS” For the superior manner in which the goods are manufactured. “FAMOUS” For refanding the money if goods are not as repre sented. E. STROUSE & Co., TED To Smii—STOUR end PART OF of ANTIQUARIAN BOOK 8TO! aye. D.w. NT . with fixtures and Ree ae EERE enon Kadrees or apply on the preaniese mnarlt Se Me ao9 TO 100 are AND SLATE MAN- Will _be sold Httie above OOST for the nextS0dayn, SOAPS STONE for Grates and Stoves new NEW YORK SLATE SA STaet was MANUFACTORY, 493 a == = marl7-4t® a TABLE, Collender’s vith a all the ay PRNLLER & JOR mar! National shesier Bui | ES Sao ae reason fc polling "Apply rat wo Ses corner, ae st. and i Loin ave. n.w. NABLE TERM: = =a HOUSE, modern “improvements. grounds oa shrubbery : in one of the best localities eorgetown ; cars pass the door. Inquire Re- coreeee Office, City Hall. mari6-6t* OR SALE-Stock, Fixtures, Good Will ‘and ‘Lease of an old-established Wholesale ani tail ICE CREAM ESTABLISHMENT, now dk afair business. Reasons for selli avitur inter- get in another business. A ice. 4, Of- mari5-6t* ¥ A HOME_AY great bareaing, § ol TT RAMES, 4 and 5 rooms each, 00d | fh and 17th sta s.e. rial cach aya 818 monthly. Wat.’ Wonivaran. taal Ft m. ARE CHANCE—Desirable three-story BRICK, R northwest; also, STORE and LOT near 7th and K ste. o LOTS. also, LIBRARY. Bor 185, Hf hee 10S Worry ON REAL ESTATE, ‘In Sums To Surr, at 6. 7 and 3 per ‘cent. No Delay When Security is Ample. B. O. HOLTZMAN, marl3 10th and F sts. p.w. AKGAINS.—A rare inducement is offered in a handsome three-story Press Brick et DENCE, with brownstone trimmings, on M s1 near Connecticut as, ee operty new: Substantially jot and cold water, butier’s ait beantifally finished through- i terms. A beafitiful two- story and Back Buildin Ps Press Brick Front HOUSE, on S: between 14th and 15th sts., with 8 rooms, modern conveniences, and in perfect Rk lot 20x125 to an aie rice 82, 600—on ess rie terms to good party. Algo, small BRICK, well te 81,500—50 cash and $20 per month. HOU: Fromm, modern improvements. Titles al ae fect ornokale. Apply to. W.E. BuRroRD i oo: to exchanse for desirab’e unencum- "ala, nico LOT given for LAW Star office, marl3-6t* for 6 marl3 Swann $2,000 IN HAND TO Coe on real estate. Al PPIY tO OuIs P. (SHOEMAKER, masrl2-6t* 920 F street a. w. 250,000 TO LOAN, In Sums to Suit, On Reat Estate SECURITY. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., mar9-2w 1223 F st. n.w. ‘OR SALE AT A SAORIFICE—That, beautiful BUILDING LOT on corner as aa aon Kets. 2. ‘w. ; 66 feet on K st. by 80 feet on mar8-10t 0.0. GREEN, “Adit ot.n.w. FORSALE on TRADE FOR OlTy PROPERTY— A FARM adjoining the Reform School, on the Bladensburs turnpike; contains 38 acres, itproved bya Troom frame house, large brick cellar, and large two: barn. Buildings Bit occupied. - Suitable for a a dalcy or truckins mars-eo2w FRED. Kt S,615 15th st-n.. a R SALE OR RENT—No. 1453 8 st. n. story front and back BUILDING, "coneretea and plastered cellar under whole; two stairways, large fornace, hot and cold water throughout the house ; eky-lizht and ventilator avd all other mod- ern improvements. House in thorough repair ; hydrant and sewer trap in yard. on easy terms YOUNG & MIDDLETON.” marta ROE SALE BY THOMAS, 8 DOWLING— mee. ey Gounry, Va. The Farm contains eighty acres of choice land, lying on the Little river turnpike Toad, al miles from Washirgton. It is well fenced, has three never-failing springs upon it. fifty acres cleared, and intimber, The improve- mentsjconsist cures ‘ors a double log house containing four rooms and Kit ‘This Fai paid to bg the best Farm of ita size between Washington and Warrenton, Va. ve. andonly abont two hours’ drive from Wash! yoo road, aud well suited for a market atid’ dal arm. marl2-eo5t F. MINOR, 1336 Ist. n.w. {OR SALE—Ar 4 Barcatn—One of those hand- some three-sto ress-brick HOUSES, with bay window, on north side of M st. n.w., between 4th and Sth sts. ; nine rooms; all iniprovements in Nara condition ; brick stable on reai Apply to oC GREEN, Room 3, 412 7th st. n.w. imarlt mm, Wf 10t BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLAGE FOR SALE In ay eere. Md., on the Balt pore and Ohio mutes’ wali from the depot. It consists SPabgue tase fourdiwat on eecoee rou im: proved by a fram stage and fine stable. It ciibraciny ail the best ‘var it new sate are years,and ‘This hanee for a eon who wants a cheap suburban home. me APE {OL P-LIBBEY, 439 7th st. nw. mars- wo™=* TOLOAN— AT LOWEST BATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SEOUBITY, 3B. H. WABREB, Jan5 916 F st. n.w. 10 LOAN Pea, ESTATE — 11, 500, 500 and lonev A kar bande “a es ‘ans-3mn* 323 ing atrost northwest. EDUCATIONAL. a SQHEEL,1 ‘Teacher of PIANO, ORaaN = J. e Foun SIO. Sate Sues ition to. those be qualified for rm 18 ton, over a dairy » 728 13th st., native Pitinen lnstricton, 3 oe Borberine Unit versity, % i the French bi es and niceties. Terms moderate. feb21-5w* LADY TEACHER OF SPENCERIAN PEN- MANSHIP will give instructions to a limited Sumber of pupils at their residences. Terms mod- Ad Box 62, Star oifice. feb21-1m* (ING CLASSES—Monday, poser: Wed- Pee Ri cage 720 3 o'clock 3 TREROR, vanes. EXGLINY. -MATHIMATIOS- Ere mration ion fa 910 == uATH Br ee V. PRUE oncred to upils, adults and children. Verbs | and iatoms oe ant oy $ ically taught. Vretd Preto Lp. me Terms 4 decl? tures. ‘Oren for recep- of stu ents last in id Sn fonday in ‘August ces re zt H. 0. SPEN BOOKS, &e. ASTER CARDS, EASTER CROSSES, E BANNERETS. t of Prang’ y - aghomers eee ie Ea Mares Nate ae Eeg Car a novel Easter Angel stman. tin Easter Banc ‘ene Bobbatit School Caras ‘eas Cards. wa. BALLANTYNE & SON, maril 428 7th street. Dee CARDS. BANNERETS AND STANDARDS, In Nickel and Bronze. PANELS AND EASELS. PRAYER BOOKS AND H¥YMNALS, In Sets and in Oases, all Styles of Bindings. CORRESPONDENCE OARDS. PAPETEBRIES, Latest Styles. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, naar psranice nae BSRARSSSSSS - ee PUBLICATIONS. MOTHS. By Ouids. Cleth, $1.25. ba atch el PRINOE METTEBNIOH, 3 vols. TENNYSON'S SONGS. Set to Music. 95. ALL NEW BOOKS 48 BOON 48 THE FINEST QU. STATIONERY A ooo _ RE Ts OE, West Point nt Annopole. ar ve lessons at thier hours: 8B. AM, ia Git sre 1 DESSsMARING. THE MISSES HAMILTON, First-class work, at moderate prices. mal6-Sm MIEEINERY. SPRING OPENING MRS. C. vo SMITH'S, No. 618 Ninth Street J Northwest, cts FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. barlest ep a ALL THE BPRIRG ROVECirES. gran aa MONOGRAM 2 KID GLOVES. Early Spring Importation Just Received. MONOGRAM KID GLOVES. 2-Button, 75 cents; 3-Button, 81; 4-Button, 81.25; 6-Button, $1.50. In Black, Opera and Promenade Shades, at J. P. PALMER's, 1107 F Street now, N.B.—Orders through telephone promptly filled. marl5 PRING IMPORTATION OF PATTERN Paha AND FINE MIL- Polué de Hose, Duckesse, Chantilly, Spanien and Beaded Laces, "New effoots in Cas mere and Beaaed Capes. | An elegant assortment of mings and Buttons. Corsets, Under- fermen Rid and Thread Gloves, anda beandfl 9, of Parinian Novelties. Sil and Drap dts Dolmana and Mantillas, Jackets, Ulster and Combination Suit class article, for #20, ul lanuel ag Bia, Suk Suits, a fret: 24 an M. WwW Lid ‘AN, 907 Penna, ave. TCiteTreviee Pari: marlS DOUGLA BS 8’, Ninth and F Sts., Bt. Cloua Brag. CONTINUA’ OF THE GREAT | BALE oF LADIES’ UNDERWEAR FOR ONE WEEK LONGER. Received 400 Dozen Mone of those thoroughly made and trimmed EMIS. AT 25 CENTS ZACH. §2Every garment at the old price for oné week longer. UGL.ASS?, mar6 pa and F streets. ERMILYA’S LADIES’ BOOTS, Unsurpassed for Beauty, Comfort and Durability. Winter BOOTS selling at reduced prices, at J. H. VERMILYA'S, 610 9th street. febs 5 BELLE Lucas DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPAOR, BOOTS AND SHOES. Bars SHOE STORE, mart 1614 14th st. you 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 is were all bonabt before the advance in prices, at rock bottom figures, WILL BE SOLD AT CRIME cost For THE Next 15 Dars. We en eee cones mand soutien tol aoe Ohild’s a Srervthing iso in proportion. GEO. McCARTHY. PIANOS AND ORGANS. TIEFF PIANOS.—Highest honors Paris Ex- S Position Uutvorsells 1818. = TWO FIRST PREMIUMS t National Fair, Washington. D.O.. The Btieff Boudow Grand, the Artist's Piano, defies competi- ac Iso Agent celebrated Kranich & Bach and otner een Loree aon the unrivaled Peloubet & Oo. Standard be DOLE AGREE, febl?__ 793 7th st. m.w., between G and Ht. IANOS AND ORGANS AT PRICES THAT ety competition. EY T. “NEMMO § & Oo feb13 WW nas: sutghd acknowl ow! nee MANUFAC ENBA 027-0 'Woasatih at.sa few doors above Pav. —————————— COAL AND WOOD. National ram ASSOCIATION. brated makers for sale and BY sisenaed 39; THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST OOAL AND EESDLING WOOD was awarded to us over all com. STEPHENSON & BHO. Depot and Mill, ipa a4 Office: 12th and Penns. avenue. HOUSEFURNISHINGS POTTERY, fp esatED fom the best factories in ] OHINA ana ‘ACE, ENGLAND, GERMANY, to witch we respectfully invite ae, mse 61 fibene and strangers. W. BEVERIDGE, Cate Webb & Beveridae,) No. 1009 Pa. ave.s Between 10th and 1ith streets. CHINA, GLASS, OROOREBY WARE, DINNER, DESSERT and T.4 5EB- VICES, PLATED Goops, op LERY. And other HOUSEKEEPING ARTIOLES, : We solicit an inspection of the same from citisen,’ strangers. a ee SPLENDID LINE ae G@oOoDs. ae en ee toe the Next Srxre I ha hand a nice lot of Daxs. Ue A