Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. THURBSDAY........... March 1S, 1880. CHKOSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. Zhe Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that of ail the other daily papers here added to-~ getn: ————— The Double Sheet on Saturda: Advertisers and newsdealers will confer a favor by sending in their orders as early as Possible for next Saturday's enlarged and extra edition. The number of new avveriisements printed in March thus far is 1,045, which is a decided increase over the corresponding period Jast year. ———~<~e-—___ The democrats im Congress will not carry their opposition to the federal election laws to the extent of refusing appropriations to enforce them. While there remain not a few in favor of this policy the counsels of moderation have prevailed with the majority, and the plan now is to amend the laws in such manner as will divide the election supervisors and marshals equally between the two political parties. No appropriations to carry out these laws will be made until after the amendatory legislation shall have been submitted. The republicans, irom the President down, have professed entire willingness to assent to any amendments cal- culated to add to the efficiency of the laws, and prevent them from being used for party pur- poses. Consequently 1t will not, probably, re- quire much time to dispose of the question when it shall arise in this shape, and then it will, no doubt, be settled for some time, at least. Be- sides an amendment requiring that both par- ties shall be equally represented in the appoint- ment of election officers, under these laws, another is contemplated limiting the number of appointments at each poll As the intention Of this is to prevent an unnecessary expendi- ture, the amendment will probably be accepta- ble to both parties. i Though the sentence of the San Francisco police court that Kearney be confined in the house of correction for six months and pay a fine of $1,000 may never be carried out it will effectually suppress the agitator and perhaps rid the communists of him. Kearney’s recent conduct has shown that there is nothing des- perate about him. He deserted his “principles” at the first appearance of danger, and his cow- ardice disgusted his followers, who have for- mally repudiated him. He had, by his ravings induced a large number of men to believe that another class of citizens was seeking to oppress. aad wrong them. His professions of devotion to the workingmen and willingness to “lay down his life” for them were evidently accepted us honest and hence his influence at the sand lots. He was bold enough when no courage was required, but at the first show of danger he: Showed the white feather and extolled the very men whom he had for months been condemning in most extravagant language as the enemtes of the workingmen. His cowardice opened the eyes of his dupesand they readily saw him in his true character. Even should he escape im- prisonment, by means of legal delays and tech- Bicalities, he will not invite another arraign- ment before the court that has dealt so severely with him. His name will not be likely to figure in the public prints much longer. Every dog hhas his day, and Kearney has evidently had his- - ‘There is another democratic Richmond in the presidential field. Ex-Governor Palmer, of Illinois, in a speech at Springfield, last night, proclaimed himself a candidate for the demo- cratic nomination. Whether Mr. Palmer gets any votes in the convention or not, he has by his announcement taken his name from that indefinite and rather obscure lst termed dark horses. The Ilnols democrats now have three men among whom to divide their attention in the selection of delegates to the National Con- vention—Palmer, Morrison and David Davis. ‘The first two named are ultra hard-money men, and though Senator Davis has been, on several Occasions in the past, mentioned by greenback- ersas a suitable candidate for their party, he hhas never given utterance to any sympathy with their financial views. Judge Davis’ political sentiments are most too uncertain to please the old guard of the Illinois democracy, and, therefore, the contest for the state delegation will probably be, really, between Palmer and Morrison, both of whom are opposed to Tilden, —————~<-e-—___ Mr. Jewett seems to be getting himself in running order for the presidential race. He withdrew the other day from a baaking house 4n Ohio, in which he had been a partner for the iast eleven-years,—thinking, doubtless, that the banking and ratiroad business together made too much weight for any horse to carry, with the public temper as it is at present. We are afraid he will have to unload the railway incu- ‘bus, also, before he will be able to make a suc- cessfulrun. The intelligent and independent Veters Of the country are not disposed just now to give the great monopolizing corporations that make every other interest their foot-ball any more power or prominerce than they possess at the present time. The tendency is, indeed, in the other direction. ————~e—_____ ‘There is in Dresden a Dressmakers’ Academy, where persons desiring to become experts in the various branches of the dressmaker's art hhave ar opportunity to do so at a mere nominal expense. During the past year 424 pupils, of both sexes, attended the course of instruction, being divided among the several branches as follows: 212 pupils in the cutting department dor men’s clothing and $0 for that of women’s apparel, 3¥ pupils in the cutting department for Cotton and linen goods, 102 in commercial book- keeping, &c. Of the above eight pupils enjoyed the privileges of the Muller-Gunkel scholarship, which entitled them to gratuitous instruction, board and lodging during the term. The tend- ency all over the civilized world now is in the direction of giving practical education in the useful oecupations. Of the thirteen members of the democratic State committee of Missouri seven are in favor of the nomination of Seymour for President, two for Hendricks, one for Tilden, one for Thur- man, One for Hancock and one for Morrison. ‘There is a strong anti-Tilden sentiment in the Committee, and it is very probable that the de- Jegation from that state to the Cincinnati con- ‘Yention will be instructed against Tilden. ————~-—____ ‘That motley col!-ction of humanity which ar- Fived in New York a few days ago under the presumptuous name of the “Salvation Army” dave served an indignant notice on the Mayor of that city that unless he allows them to preach, pray and sing at will in the streets, they ‘will wipe its mud from their feet and leave it to Perish in {ts iniquittes, This threat will proba- bly have the effect to stiffen the back bone of the Mayor, and lead him to enforce the ordi- mMaace more strictly than ever, as the easiest ‘way of getting rid of a nuisance. If it does, and the self-constituted “Army” concludes to leave, we suggest that it should go back to England. ‘It will find about as much brutal out-door sin to tackle in that country as any where under the sug. Why it left there is more than we can imagine, indeed, unless it was to get away from the enemy. <1 Even in Connecticut there has appeared a yoOwerful opposition to Tilden, within the demo- cratic party and it is not unlikely that the dele- gation from that state to the Cincianat! Con- Yention will vote for Bayard. Such influential democratic leaders as ex-governors English and Hubbard and Gen. Morris are working against ‘Tilden and in favor of Bayard. English is the ‘Choice of the party in the state upon the favor- Ate son principle, and the plan of the anti- ‘Biden men ts to give him a complimentary ‘Vote and then go for Bayard. ———--____ ‘The squeeze in Wall street caused by over Bpeculation has reached a point where a money panic is apprehended. Secretary Sherman will do what is in his power to relieve the soe with Sop Butters in ouch Grangug 0r8 e708 THE CAUSE REVEALED. How Various Ills of Human Life Are Explained, and Their Origin Understood. Discovery of a Subtle Acid in the Blood Which Causes Pain, Dis- ease, and Often Death. The Way by Which It Tt Gets Into the Sys- tem and How It Can Be Kept Out.- Some New Scientific Facts of Great Importance. © One of the moat important revelations of the present time is the discovery beyond a doubt that Uric Acid in the blood is the cause of all Rheumatic troubles. This acid causes a fermentation, which gives great pain to the muscles, stiffans the Joints, lasts the entire life. The natural ques- tion is: “How does this poisonous urie acid get into the blood?” ‘The answer is easy: Itis because the kidneys do not properly perform their functions and throw off this acid toroueh the natural chan- nels, thus permitting it to get scattered thiough the re aystem. This is logic; it is science. Itis going rizht to th source of the stream, as ali resd- ers can readily see. Tt would be as easy to dam the Nile with bulrushes as to attempt to annihilate con- finued rheumatic tronbles by lotions and rubbings; but by putting the kidneys in a healthy cndition the cause is removed, and the uric acid leaves the system instead of remaining in the bloo ‘The moet certain ruler and reculator_of the Kid- neys known to mankind is Warner's Safe Kidoey and Liver Cure. Its power ovar these organs is simply wonderful. Read the following: Sart Lake Orry, Jan. 23, 1880. H.H. Warner & Co., Rochester, N-¥. Gexruewps:—In 187%, ‘at Washinton, D.C. experienc ere kof Pneumonia, teri hating in Hepatitis, (inflammation of the Liver), which gradually extended to the kidneys. My en’ frre eystem was in a terrible condition. My skin became yellow, dry, and feverish: my limbs be- gan to swell, and, with certain creat staring me in the face, I Became utterly despondent | Twas kept by my physi me tin Washington— Pron'ah occhuaive mik diet for Ave mone with uo improvement, but an aggravation of all my symptoms. My cage seemed utterly hopeless, and Was 80 regardeil by @ council of the most eminent physleiansin the city. Death seemed inevitable. By’ the advice of a friend I was induced to try ‘Warner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and in tea weeks I was entirely restored, and I verily believe Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure the best med- cine ever prepared. Lam, yentlemen, gratefully, ou 0. y°Gletk Supreme Court of the Terrivory of Utah. It is needless to comment upon such testimony; it is unquestionable. Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Oure is for sale by all drugvists. For the kidneys it is pre-eminent, and for rheumatic troubles unequaled. marlé-m&th,3m ECORATED EASTER EGGS. Se ae _WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. {FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. | LADIES’ GOODS. ‘ANTEL—A Ledy, who writes e 8 00d (hi ee would like to de COPYING. Ad Star office. marls:20° Ww yASTED-ROOW and BOARD by a gentleman Steer ies bat will ‘aot pay in ad- vance. ‘Adarese Me B., office. ee — Tivellauerscliabee N as salesmen in this city and saltimore. ll 9 to 12, 34 St. Cloud Building. marl8-3t ‘ANTED—By a colored Girl a SITUATION as nuree {gr an infant; best of references. Ap- ply at 1319 19h st.n.w.. Shoe 10 to 12 a.m. ANTED-Kig:ostable, WOMAN as o29E and wen neral house servant; must vefer- gues, ,Avply between hours 9 and 1? aa. Friday, Santry thorouchly competent male COOK W mith faa, arigunenntionn, tll’ at the SOLD! ME HOSPITAL betwi a 12 {So hite and Colorea mee See BERMAIDS, NURSES and other help. Come soon. Office cor. #th and Gsts.n.w. P. McDON- ALD. marls-3t* Wastouas ‘active, sober white MAN as Por- ter to drive business wagon and to attend to horses; must be well recommended. Bolesrlites MILLER, 307 9th st. arls-3t* WANTED A fow, LADIES of — capacity and pleasant address to en; in a business that will pay three dollars per Call from 10 till 4 pan. at 941 Hst.n we marls-3t” RENT—Whole or partly furnished PAR- Foe ro Ht, new medern houre. bay window, hot and eleant marble mantles. t reason: fie Rpply 10it Q, between Isthrand 1eth. risa R RENT—1012 i7th st. n. next to corner et., bani dsome BRICK DWELLING, lors. | 1325 M Rent low to perm: '. MUBRA Ys 313 8-3t* axdall modern conven’ fences. pent tenant. 43st. n, of NEAL T. marl! a28 100, N brick Tarnished to ‘build Si Houses on time, cheap. J. a HESTER, 5 oi2 rr st. Or RENT—No. 211 D st. u.w, aS rooms, new- fitted up and in complete o: fine c' fo) |B gertiawe house and statle. @. W. “COOPER, malt RK RENT—With Board, in pleasant location, FRET Trout PAMELOR: alee other cae |S third floors; Tmodioeate prices: 515 1: mee marl’ Fer RENT—Old earner, BIARD: 801 Sth st. Tater w., with store, fixtures and dwel ms, was, water and cellar. Apply 9 ae BONES corner 7th and L sts.n.w. OW RENT—T-room brick Hourey Tall oa gas, corner Rhode Island ave, and st th st rent $20; would turn it into a sto: ¢ Dea tite, Apply at 1106 L ‘at. D.W. or. iS ae st. new. marl7. | 1840 Mana. save: B.W..100 1918 T atm. R RENT— B. H. WARNER, 916 F SraeeT Nosrawest. &.w.cor. Ais =e Delay} 532 6th et. 80 2d st., G't'n - 8, -W S17 436 et. in. t. 1. w. Storedoal teh 6. ni. w.40 102 C 8.e., with stable.40 106 Ist. n.w. Sho) p ithe Pomeroy nw ae 3s st8. wr 9 Good’ house, water and shade. Rentlo 5 ‘DESIRABLE. ‘OivicEs IN 916 F ST. x W. 1 Real Estate Review, published at my office on the seiner each, month, contains complete list of all the houses T have fot rent, toxether with reports concerning the condition of the real estate market thronghont the country. Call and get a copy. tr ANTFD—To PuxcHase—A BRICK HOUSE of about nine rooms, with all zara dry cellar, and alley ae Fear: put bea located between 4¢ Est. Ghoul particulars ana price. A GAIN, Star o} marks OR RENT—Two hew HOUSES fronting Brown's Court, in the rear of W st. n. n 13th and teil bias, CeatAIuIne dive roomie cock Water in the house, with fewer connections, ete, Rent, $8.50 per month each: | Apply to N. Ww. FITZGER- ALD, owner, No. 1014 15th st.n. w. yarl7. WARTED oer more first class TRIMMB< at ‘M. WILLIAN’S. ANTED A respectable white girl as NURSE and SEAMST! Must have good refer- ence. Apply 1336 I st. n.w. ar lT-2t* ANTED—A REGISTERED PHARMACIST, one competent to take entire charge of stot References required. “Address M. D ar “OF ic ANTED_ A widow will vive to any one procur- ing a 8100 POSITION, under xovernment, 20 monthny as Tong as. retained, or according, to salary. anted,” City P.O. m17-2t* WANTED Ladies to teach Madame Grippen's ew system of Dress-cutting, in city and ‘vicinity? also to take the aveney OF her, Iniported Patterns. Call at once at 1223 F° ANTED—ROOMS. A suite of error furnished Rooms, with bath and closet con- nected. Rent no object. Must be within three blocks of Franklin square. “ Address Box 2, Star Ont mari7-3t we 'TED—BOARD in the country for kentlo- man and wife, within easy access of Washing- ton. Permanent if suited. Address ‘*Clerk,” Star WASTED—A WHITE GIRL to do the cooking and general housework. Good wages and per- manency to a reliable party. Address L. 3. Star marl Ww ANTED—By a gentleman and wife, a suite of unfurnished or partly frompiahed "ROOMS in the northwestern part of the city. Ad rene Box mar! Z SEEnEE COLORED WOMAN to cook, wash ) and iron in a small family. No one need apply without the best recommendations ag to character and capacity. Call at 1341 Corcoran st. n.w. m16-3 Wish rane ‘ANTS of all kinds, and other N. W. BURC ; help. Families furnished at short notice free RSW: BURCHERE: of charge. Office cor. Tth and G sts. P. Mor marl8-e03t 1332 F Street. BoNALD, marl5-3w* T SON WH ANTED—AGENTS can make from $5 to DREXEL caEOGNE rday by seiling @ useful patented article. N Js the Fopular Perfume of the day: Ast. It is a compound of rich and rare od 2d. For Fraqrance, Strength and Durability it ts unexce! 8d. Its richness and exquisite Delicacy of Per- fume is a marvel. etoile at, 0c. 25c., Soc., $1. and can be had of all Druggists and Fancy Goods ‘Dealers in the Uni- ted States. A. L! + JH. & CO., Props. mari8-Im, 2p, 2¢ jtimore. (pore ENTIRE stock DRY GOODS, MILLI ANGE NERY, Eh 4 and § ‘URNISHINGS will be closed out at once, REGARDLESS OF COST, prior to rebuilding the tore. COME EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS. D. L. ENGEL, 1926 Pennsylvania ave., Near 20th street. MAY QUIRIES ARE MADE FOR 4; AND 34 POUND SAMPLES OF BURCH: ED'S NEW TEA. While we are disposed to accommodate every- body, the margin OU this TEA is yet too smail allow of its sale in that way. It costs four times ore to sell a tes in 34 Ibe. then it does in pounds. Every pound, however, is warranted, and the money will be refunded if it ails to please. The packages in which it is sold will also be found a great convenie “Phe PATAPSOO BAVANG UW DER is sold in any antity, and a little of it ‘will go a great way. Fine Groceries at BURCHARD’S, marl8 Pa. ave. and Four-and-a-half st. GRAND OPENING oF FRENCH PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS AND ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON ar KING’S PALACE, S14 Seventh Street, marl8-6t ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Marcu 22p anp 23D. Do not fail 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 NewYork, for we make Millinery a specialty. Our styles are always of the latest importation, our goods are the pest and highest in quality but low in price. Being in the wholesale business, we sell goods at retail at wholesale prices. We can undecsell and yet make a living profit. ‘‘Our motto is quick sales and small profit.” We make it a specialty to please, deal fair, and retain our 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, asin the past, to be worthy of the great pa- tronage extended to us. We would kindly request our friends and the public net to auiss the opportunity to inspect the most beautiful goods ever placed on exhibition. Our stock in Pattern Hats, arene Straw Goods, French Flowers, Satins, 8: 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, warlT-6t $814 7TH STREET. QPrBine OPENING. OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF 8PRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING OLOTHING 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 CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING SATURDAY, MARCH 40, ar A. STRAUS', ROLL Pennsylvania Avenue, marl7 Between 10th and 11th streets. CMICHEN FEED. CHICKEN FEED. 2,000 BUSHELS WHEAT, Saved from Hi Sot ie err & Cissel’a fire, willbe sold Ss. & McDOWELL, and D sts. n.w. pus SUPPLY STORE. A HABLE, Axt. 1143 7th Street Northwest, near M. Attention, is invited to the abore, Store sust opened with a lain und 3 GREIES, Pi SHOVISIONS and LIQUORS st we wrest fe prices. ‘A-cail in solicited, £2" Goods delivered to all parts of the city free of marl6-Tim marl6-Im HY WILL A LADY wear false ‘twaves" ‘and *‘frizzles" which look, Rrepota, the she coe and SOIR EL Eman tise Ae re Thckceas and Di i-ta, hiss” cual. VAN ZUILEN, 369 Pa. ay. n.w. Samples marl3-6t* ANTED SERVANTS of all kinds. Families furnished free of CHARGE. People’s Intel- Haetice Office, Room 24. Feoral Building, She es al’. C. E. PRICE & OO. FOR BART AND SALES OF SROPRET PRI- VATE AND AT AUCTION.—Seo Bulletin issued on, the Jet and 15th of overs month, at the ofics of THOS.E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th et.n.w. m17 Fe. RENT—Seven ROOMS, over Sor, sO per month toa good tenant. 712 K st. mari6-3t OR RENT—HOUSE, with six rooms, 20 D 8: W, {Wo squares fron the Capitol. "Rou ne sta per month. apply to OTIS BIGELOW sre mario FRE RENT S163 24th st., @ neat five room in good order, with water: also a four Zoom Houre, SH Othe, AbNTy oD MACK Congress and Dunbarton sts., Georgetown. m16-3t' POR, SALE Cuear—Lor | 76x13 25, to 3 38 Toot alley, with two small houses, pear New Hampshire avenue. Terms, 310 cash aad monthly. Also, choicedot on Met., between N Jersey ave. and Ist st.n.w. J. W. STARR New York avenue. rmarib-6¢ OE RENT, LEASE OR SALE—One and thres- T acres ROUND, with two sto: How Bee situated eat sae 13th st, between E ant Dats. $12.50. J. W. STARB; 1429 ‘marl = 32 monthly. detory and. basement with 12 rooms besides bath room; every modern improvement: fronte soutis on Let afew doors east of North Capitol st.; has goomnly been put in thorouzh condition. J, W. ST 1429 New York avenue. marl5-6t” ‘(OR RENT—ROOMS, single or en suite, second, third or fourth floor; southern expositre; fur- hished or not: with board if necessary. Pennsylvani FOR RENT STORE and DWELLING. No. cn Pennsylvania avenue, between 6th and 7th sts. east. Apply on the premises. marl2.6t* POR RENT Comfortably-furnished ROOMS: southern and western exposure: en auite or 1027 Vermont marl2-17t* ¥ PLAGE, two el, menely 235, arl3-6 le; all modern convenience: avenue, near McPherson Squar ‘OR RENT Beautiful COUNTE mites north of the ty. | BOARD SOHN: SHERMAN & CO., Cloud Buidins marl2-1w FOR BENT HOUSE No. 1224 0 et n.w., con- taining 8 rooms, including bath. Modern provements. Apply 1220 O st. new. marl. y "ANTED-LADIES ond_GENTS cea to solicit subscribers among Congressmen and others for a new and popular piece of music (sone), caATound the World With Grant” Li rms: Call W. H. RO., St. Charles Hotel 3d manipa, oer 3-Lw we TED—A lady with considerable experience in European travel would take charge of two or three persons who would not wish to travel with Tal arties. Address, for articular, Ire. A. Y. Bar Star Office, Washington: D- - WANTED ZBOUNTY LAND aE aEETS and 'D SCRIP. J. NCE NS ee ns feb34-Im* 43 and 4 Le Droit Builaing. WAN EeP init and colored COOKS, CHAM: BERMAIDS, NURSES, and help. Familice ae Pete servants gratis. Lisetned Of Room 24, Federal Building, r Tth ani O°. PRIC sue feb 10-29%" guamaine end choose Ne tho MAGHING from isa diiteront era ons. Bot oapactory eu) subject to ftehange tor ay other. repairing KENNEY, 427 ‘Sth st.n. Ww. ect ANTED—OARPETS to \M CARPET OLEANING. At OHAOE'S, eis Lone Louist BOARDING. BOsEPING— A few more rentlomen BOARDERS can be accommodated with good BOARD and OOM: ee per mouth. marli Fur ae or without BOARD, two or 619 New Jersey ave. RUOMS, at 507 Est.n.w. ; references ex- marl3-lw* or REN ‘Neatly-furnished ROOMS, on sec- BOARD. id £1001 niext to rave ud floor; convenient to cars. “‘Tablo'BOARE Furnished ROOMS, with good eee BOAUD, ina private family. 305 0 st. n.w. fe HE TREMONT HOUSE offers 0OMS, Ss SA af erect fase Hotel Hoare, fer PFand aso per jon (ouse is well team, and every way desirable. jan29-2m HE LOOHIEL HOUSE, 612 9th st.n.w., is one the cosiest and best conducted. boarding ‘Transient boardera acovmmo- jie terms. novly LOST AND FOUND. Less CHATELAINE of eilver filagree, with several pendants; of uo. great valusexcept to owner. “Suitable reward. Address H. H. H., Star Office Le ENVELOPE, containing papers of no value to any but owner. A hiberal reward will aid for their return toE. L. FULLEE, Ro: enman Building, 1425 New York avenue. 23) REWARD WILL BE PAID. AND No QUES- ails ‘arked, for a BUCKSKIN PURSE, contain- 5, taken from Dr. Red Syn’s office, 359 Penn- Byfvant enue, March 1oth. [087,02 the 16th, a POCKET-BOOK, contain- ing a sma'l sum of money, a gold glove batton, and a return ticket to Baltimore via Balt. & Ohio R. B.A regard will be paid if left at 1328 Ist.n.w. marl . PROFESSIONAL. H. JOHNSTON, Removed from 616 9th st, t0 TI7H st. opposite vary Baptist Church Fp ATH ao th, Hees silver. Gas administered. Charges moderate. Reference : Rev. Dr. Domer and otheram6. ERVICEABLE FEET BEING REQUI- ite to health and usefulness, thousands of ex- ages, from fond and i meers DR. Waris welceneyn establishment, opposite Willard’s Hotel, for relief from and evo aanice: ot Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Diseased Vas cular Excresences and other ailments of ‘the fest. ROR BENT 1205 F st, now., between 13th and 1sth sta., dwelling of, 1§ rooms; all modern i provements. le to a good tenant. Inquire 0. F. SCHAFER, 424 11th st. n.w. marl0-1n OR SALE—A fine eight-room BRICK, Rear Gov- air. ernment Printing Oflice, in good rep: water, dry cellar. ‘title perfect. Very "cheap. . in quire of J. B., 321 Pa. ave. n.w. mai OR RENT—Unfurnished SUITE; bay wr bath, &c., secon a floor, and one Room on third foo! children or servants ‘need not apply. priate Iowa Gece: mar2-15t* Fx RENT. “That very choice four-story BRIGK HOUSE, 1404 16th st. near Scott Statue, Al and bath? Rent 835. tha plemieena or of J. W. P. MY! street. feb23-1m_ OR RENT 619 1sthst, nw. two handsomely furnished SUITES of ROO} modern rovements; Arst and second £001 srbekree each loor ; terms moderat febl4-3m_ Fe RENT—Farniahed PARLORS and BED- }OOMS and ROOMS furnished for, housekes and several small BEDROO! ‘854 vakia ave corner 435 Bt. FOR SALE. ‘OR RENT— OR RENT. F . FOR RENT. ty For Sale at this office. REAL Betare AGENT, Cor. 20th and I sts. n.w. marl6-t,th&e6t Pe oe EstaTE Bre No. 918 F'strect, opposite Masoaic Temple. For Rent. R SALE! SALE!! Handsome New House, 15th and Set 2 Brick Houses, 15th and L 8-roomed Brick, wi New Houses on sO street line = 86, 750 (co) Os ‘an estate) 2,500 Houses near how market, om Sth ot 8 Lot in northwest, 196x145; no 6 Lots near 15th near MONEY TO OAR! ‘@ large and small sums always on hand to Loa iat lowest rates, E. A. MoINTIRE. Fo RENT—By R. 0. HOLTZMAN, Rear Estate AGENT AND AUCTIONEEB, 10th and F streets northwest. 415 13th st. n.w., hall 001 and store.. : 25 2208 13th 6 | 6 rooms et. D.W., ~ 16 fine business room. 35 Imake no ch: to landlords for adver ‘their property, and Keep it before the public ‘constanay Ihave many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; Houses in every section at prices from $1,000 to 860,000. Now is the time to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, marl3 10th and F ets. 2.w. 10H SALE, AND ON EXHIBITION AT J, J. | on RENT apmans book store, Pennsylvania aye., be 9th and 10th ats., a very Handsome imported PIC- DOE eee eg are. mari Lesh STOCK OF SPRING SVAGONS, suitable Hor ail Kinds of business. Also lok ot ys iv inished. NOP BUGGIES POOTOR TONS, one LANDAU CARRIAGE in good orcer, Lot of Second-hand BUGGIES abd WAGONS for eale very low on monthly instalments. PHOBEY, $1 Prospect sis, Ceonsetowns “marli-3ma JOE SALE—New and Second-1 -hand CARRIAGES P, rE Sublect—Obirist Blessing Little Ohildren. reat varicty, such as Beats, Extension Pops, Rockaway, Catis, Rone Hate Cott A ended to . Se. Repairing promptly attended to. Rovt. H. GRAM. clory Mad ‘Repository, 410-416 6th st., bet. D’and En. r6-nr FOR SALE-A ot of ane a BIRD OAGUS, Se very cheap at the BoA Oat every cheap, Store, 1183 7th st.n.w. S. HARTBRECHT. f10-2m* pars ABOUT EURO SASINGIC Or DISPOS- ing of CARRIAGES, HOR! HARNESS, will fud it to thelr advan tage to call on me, as I have a constan’ demand for the same. All ordera for purchasing or disposing of Stook will receive prompt attention, and satis auicod: Wit F. . DOWNEY, Btable, os. Tie a OANA-: SORE FINE PIANOS, very little a i cluding one STIEFF Cabinet Grand, for sale at bargains for cash, at 725 Teh at nme D.W. PERSONAL. Fs woRRuos: (PILES), CURED WITHOUT {the use of nife. Remember, you have pathing to pay until youare cured. A. 14 13th st. n.w. martton T, Se iiBBEY. 452 7th st., will remove to the West on May Ist. All persons indebted to him en eal and id pag, His whole Stock of ASCs. oor ar ANy PRICE! before that ime. mar8-2w ‘ADAM ROSS, the long-established, | reliable 1 Barty oyant and Astrologist, gives better satis- Taction ina affairs of life than any one in the feasion ; tells the past, present and future destiny: ice ae assistance on all matters apper- love and matrimony. jatisfaction given or no pay: Consultation Rooms, 402 2d st., above M’ TREES An THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business: conneene a Ladies and Gentlemen Bicenta each. 41 6 Lst., bet, 4th and Sth sts.n.w. —— ‘OHN PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to fhe reanonelbllity of people, with, abetracts Of Hens on real estate. 606 1 .w., 6 a.m. to 10 Established 1861. _Oflice fee, 81 per visit. mard. | P-m- Always in before 9 and from 2 to 6._i11-15m* M. LONG, M. D., respectful EAS tenders his services tothe citizens of Wael aAtom Ce ASs00 ton asa Physician and Accoucher. He offers an BRIGHT H Over Suerlenee of many, yeurypracticg in the Malaral | | REHOBOWH BEA ea ts uth an e may be foun open MAY 1880s at all hours of the day and night at his office and us calls Feb ean WALTER HORRON Proprietor. SPRING STYLES all operations om tre if UMBRELLAS, Eaturel ‘Theta eee = For Ladies and gentlanse, E tracting, 60 cents. 6 : STINEMETZ, M. 8. BROWN, DENTIST, No. 735 107H | marl3_ 1237 Pa. ave., noxt to cor. 1st at, Oxide for the . SHARPE es Hon of et ne ss) Ww. ™ CAC Teeth of every kin ‘ut operations on the on J. M. & R. COHEN. . ESTABLISHED 1865. MONEY ON COLLATERAL AT 5 PER CENT. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED ror GY DIAMONDS, WATCHES and JEWELRY LOAN OFFICE, 1007 7th st. n.w. marl? CREEP AWE THE VETERINARY MEDICINE DEPOT, 409 14th street pales PUBLISHERS’ AGENTS, No. 25 Park Row, New York, Are authorized to contract for Advertising in this paper. mars Gare maT ue FLANNEL SULTS, (Mia- diesex), colors; Youth’ ton to 21 years, pears $13, ol ec colors " ‘warranted : Boys ), the best 36 years, wk goend 80 uality School Suits, Oda ia. Coats: at Single Jackets hi iF thet former price. Boys’ Shoot Hats, 40 and 50c, up. P f, at my Date ga0 tor et he eas fire 81, re can prove that my publ Feotory hse over fulreds NY SENBEN, 13 Pennsylvania 5 mard J. AMBLER SMITH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, mard Sth and D Sts. n.w. WA: WAVES, WAVES, = |G seearbfeampdetonal te. yAMEnOSTAL, t6 9th s., (CURES, BUNIONS, &o.,. radically cured by the ee Fine Stores, Office Rooms—singly or communi- catingfor Business Offices, Studios, etc. Wate= closets on every floor. Elevator aud steam heat. Dark rooms for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. marl2 FPOR SALE Beautiful BUILDING LOT fronting on Iowa Circle and Rhode Isiaud avenue, con- = on 2,100 square feet of ground. E SALE Desirable TRIANGLE, bounded by xiv. Hampshire avenne, N and 20th sts. n.w-; con- tas only 4,310 square feet of land, and is catirely eurrounded by wide parking. FOR RENT—Handsome large BUILDING, fac- ing fora den cls ana pear: 14th st. n.w. ; suit- jurant. able for a first-class restai FOR —Lal STORES and OFFICE ROOMS in inpenaes uilding- FOR RENT—1916 15th st.n.w., a desirable three- story, nine-room Brick DWELLING. FOR RENT—1504 Caroline st-n.w., new six-room Brick HOUSE. THOS. J. FISHER & 00., marl2 1293 ¥ street northwest. Re ESTATE BULLETIF? JOHN SHERMAN & C0.. Bt. Cloud Building, Real Estate Agenis aid Auctioneers. BAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOiiil. HOUSES AT ALL PRICE: iD PRIGES, AND ON TERMS Store, 531 7thy Btore, 531 Tnet: nw Store, 1311 7th st.n. w. HOUSES. 32 iet at As sty 8.5 12 Foon = -» 9 O0cs, mod. Fine house near Howard | ‘Guiveraity, Lal7 doth at. street 8 ‘Gail for our list of Broparty tor souk and foraate” Wonsvesome di desirable Howses MONEY TO TO LOAN on Real Estate security, at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. fel9 “THE FAMOUS” 18 THE NAME OF THE STORE, NO. 400 7th st. mn. 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 ef SPRING and SUMMER OLOTHING, which will be opened THURSDAY, MARCH 18TH. “FAMOUS” For the elegance of the exhibit. “FAMOUS” For the invariable Owe Price SysTEM. “FAMOUS” Fer the plan of having the price of every article marked in plain figures.j “FAMOUS” For the superior manner in which the goods are manufactured. “FAMOUS” For refunding the eed if goods are not as repre_ sented. E. STROUSE & CO, marl5 INTIRE STOCK OF "RING COA: 7 EE Re persoron, MONDAY, Mange 1575. e O35 ‘Peanee ave’ Proprietors. so | Gemeer nen |e FOE, SALE A first clase “GRUCER! located, doirg a persone Yaddress @ROC: ROCER, FR SALE_STOOK and FIXTURES of a first- Clase Gs ocary Store; one of the best stands ia Teagons for ee ling. Address Box 67, Star office. maris-3t* FOR BENT The RAR ROOM, with asa and furniture, RESTAURANT and POOL BOOM connected with West End H tel, Georgetown, D.O. Address or apply on the premisés marli- Address or apply on thepremisés, " marli-3t* Fees at te gold ie abvre Goat for Hie ttle above for the Rext30 days, “SOAP STONE for Graton and and Stoves oer FOS, business of 83,00) Star office. m18-3t* in sets to fi h ATE ND MARBLE Tsar ad MANUFACTORY. 493 Cst., near National Hotel marl7-4t* WANTED 3100 for oH ARE in. PUZZUE end Wir combined, which bes 4 badly. and will sell as fast as made. This toney vie wanted to pay for patenting and starting, and will sure! return investor several hundred per cent, very shortly. MAGIC CUBE, Star office. _marl7-2t" Fe RALE—One POOL ‘TABLE, Collender’s make, with all the appurtenances. ply to ER & JONES, mang National Theater Buiiding. FPOR, SALE Rr soN apie, Tents—Cottage-built BRICK HOUSE, modern improvements, grounds and shrubbery: in one of the best localities of Gocrmetown ; cars pas the door. inquire Ro- corder’s Office, City Hall. marl6-6t* JOR SALE-Stock, Fixtures. Good Wil and ease of an old established Wholesale and Re- init TOE CREAM ESTABLISHMENT, now doing a fair business. Reasons for selling oe Ta SE est in ancther business. Address fice. marl. UY Ap HOMETAT reat Dargai RAMEN, 4 and 5 rooma ack muda wae + $500 to 8700_aniall c nthly. WM.’ F. HOLTZMAN nw. marly. BARE CHANCE —Demrabie three-story BRICK, northwest; also, STORE and LOT near 7th and K sts. n.w., to exchange for desirab'e wnencum. dered’ LOTS; also, nice LOT ‘or LA LIBRARY. Box 139, Star office, marl3-6t* SOE SALE Good Will, Stock end Furniture of a + long. established DINING AND LUNCH ROO ing » business of $25,000 a ye: location ; ‘<i bear clone investivation> recently refwrniah sd thronghout. Liberal terms. Leaving the city cause of sellipg. Adaress Box 61, Star office. marl3-eo6t” T° LOAN, MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix Sums To Suit, At 6. 7 and 8 per cent. No Delay When Security is Ample. B. 0. HOLTZMAN, marl3 10th and F sts. n.w. BARGAINS — A rare inducement ig offered ina handsome three-story Press’ Brick RESI- E, with brownstone trimmings, on M st. ear Connecticut ave. ; property new: éubstantially built: 12 rooms, bath hot and cold water, butlcr’s pantries, closets. and beautifally finished through Out; price $8, 500—on easy terms. A beautiful tw story and Back Building Pross Brick Front HOUSE, on Sst., between 14th and 15th sta., with 8 rooms, all modern conveniences, and in perfect order, lot 20x125 to an alley ; price '82,600—on easy terms to a good party, Also, small BRICK, well peated, for 50 cash ‘and $20 per month. HOUS: Roms, mode hinprotamecten ities ai erfoct or noéale. Apply to, W. E. BURFORD & Ct marl3 702 E st. 500 AND $2,000 IN HAND TO LOAN on real ae LOUIS P. SHORMARER, * mar12-6t* F street a. w. $350,000 TO LOAN, In Sums to Suit, Ow Rear Estate. SECURITY. THOS. J. FISHER & 00., mard-20 1223 Fst. n.w. POR SAGE AT A SACRIFICE That, beautifal BUILDING LOT on corner of $d and K sts. n. ; 66 feet on K at. by 80 feat on 3d et. mar8-10t 0. ©. GREEN, 412 7th st.n.w. ‘A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLAGE FOR SALE Jn Hyattevilie, Md-, on the Baltimore and Ohio toad, hive minutes’ well from the dopee, It consists cf about three-fourths of an acre of gro proved bya frame cottage and fine stable Tt has about sixty fruit trees, embracing ail the best va- Tieties.” House was built new within two years,and hasall conveniences. This is a rare chance for a person who wanta a cheap suburban home. | Apply 1.P,LIBBEY, 432 7th at. n.w. ny oes TO LOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SEOUBITY, 3B. H. WARNER, a6. F st. n.w. ¥ TO LOAN ON LIFE A) ENDOW- iS er iT NRO EA NCE ued .—We also Py ene oa a gaa lee aes at ce met ane id Gharles ets.. Baltimore: “del#-ooom nae AN ON REAL ESTATE SEQURITY— a ee $800, $900 and 9300, Money 3828 436 street Ce EDUCATIONAL. SHEL, ‘Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and J.¥ YOOAL MUSIO. Particular attention to be- zinher®, ad well x those wishing to be qualified for cachers. |Terms moderate. 1216 H st. n.w. zi < ROFESSOR LARROQUE, 728 13th at., native Pp French Instructor, graduate of Sees Uni- versity, Paris. Private instruction in all the French branches and niceties. Terms moderate. feb21-5w* A LADY TEACHER OF SPENCERIAN, PEN- fi ber f prupils at hicir roeidenoss,” Ferme macd uupils at their residen E trate. Address Box 62, Star office, febal-im= janB TERING OLASSES—Monday, Tuesday, Wed- eoday,, Friday, 7to9 o'clock, 35 per thont (vance, LA’ ER, GERMAN, FREN LISH. SATESUATIOS. Pre lion for Goilese, Weat Point Aupay Private lessons at para FL x A-M., 702 6th stroct Jan% other ours. 8. W. aT 14TH ST.—M'LLE V. 2RUD HOMMES 5 French Ciaseen Rew anuary. Claas hours, 11 8. m. *! ae eo rererved fos pas fa tn. are advantages offered 2'm. tol p.m. Terms molerate” declT Bet INSTITUTE, OoNoorDviLiE, Pa.—Bo! per er < A. gees gus mH Girls, Ly Btu: ee tao ‘admitted. “pit. ane 4.M., Principal. (OERL Foss OOLLEGE, nea a Teal life to ed and | Gatishtare. e given eatucas ion for BOOKS, &c. FASTER CARDS, EA EASTER CROSSES, sortments of Prang’s, Marcus Ward's and Hil- adthamers ASTER OREDS Easter ee Ege, a heh Cards and Easter E Easter Angela, arranged by Mies Satin Raster jennerets ; very neat. Sabbath-School Cards, ‘Birthday Cards. ‘M. BALLANTYNE & SON, marll 428 7th street. Aste CARDS. BANNERETS AND STANDARDS, Im Nickel and Bronze. PANELS AND EASELS. PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMNALS, In Sets and in Cases, all Styles of Bindings. CORRESPONDENCE CARDS. PAPETERIES, Latest Styles. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, marll MerRoro.rraN Bookstore, 911 Pa. ave. Hatin me cor Boe SRANSESESS ic cat 4 5 5 F &: . 2 PUBLICATIONS. SECOND VOLUME MEMOIRS OF MADAME DE Franklin Square, REMUBAT, in Paper, 68c. at 100. MOTHS. By Ouids. Cloth, $1.25. os OF PRINCE METTERNIOH, 7 yols.- TENNYSON'S SONGS. Bet to Music. $5. ALL NEW BOOES AS SOON 4S gn based on products from febl8-1m* a WATER. —— at MADAME ES- p= the cheapest tnd largest BTOGK in the BEE on pasranteed. feb19-1m D? 3a BES aterox, as First-class work, at moderate prices. _mal6-3m1_ M ILLINERY. SPRING @ OPENING MRS. ¢. v. “SMITHS, No. 618 Ninth Street Northwest, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. No cards. mere AND EMBROIDERED OROWNS. Fe ATL THE SPRUNG NOVEUTIES. .c ark AND MONOGRAM KID GLOVES. Early Spring Importation Just Received. MONOGRAM KID GLOVES. 2-Button, 75 cents; 3-Button, $1; 4-Button, $1.25; 6-Button, $1.50. In Black, Opera and Promenade Shades, at "J. P. PALMER'S, 1107 F Street n.w. SES) through telephone promptly filled. marl! PRING IMPORTATION Sv PATTERN Sox & cts aah ee FINE MIL- LIN 00D! Languedoe, Polit ded ise, B Dachesse, Chantilly, Spanish and Beaded Laces. effects mere and Beagod Capes. An elegant assortment of Drese ‘Trimminse and Buttons Oorsets, Under- farments, Rid and Thrvad Gloves, and a beautiful ine of Parisian Novelties. | Silk and Drap d' Bt. Dolmans and Mantillas, oxen Lier Fiannol and Combination Suits. " B Silk Suita, a firac- clase article, for 520, 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. = DOUGLA 88 8’ Ninth and F 8ts., Bt. Cloud CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT BALE OF LADIES’ UNDERWEAR FOR ONE WEEK LONGER. Received 400 Dozen Mone of those thoroughly made and trimm CHEMISE AT 25 CENTS EACH. §2-Every garment at the old price for one week bf Ss DOUGLASS’, Oth and EF streets. SPRING. 1880 MME. M. J. HUNT, Hos. 6¥1 and 693 D Street, Has just returned from New York, and will Lopen on MONDAY, March Ist, a ful assortment of SPRING MILLINERY GOODS. feb28 M * FASHIONA ABLE BLE DRESSMAKER. |PEOTALTIES "A od payee eee ORDERS. at ahortest notice, and in most artistie Mpevd8-t,th.a,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, 610 9th street. mar6 1880 fobs M285 BELLE Lucas. DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. BOOTS AND SHOES. (RN's B SHOE STORE, mar4 1614 14th st. ‘OU CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST IN; BOOTS ANB SHOES, BY GOING TO THE NEW YORH SHOE STORE, Our Goods were S11 bought before the advance tn prices, at rock bottom figures, an WILL BE SOLD AT DRIME Oost For THE Next 15 Days. We ste polos 8 Gent's hand-stitched full — 75, a Ladies dolid x ‘A Miases* é A Childs og cise in ropiges to iGicccce 90 Oxe Pain. pic jan23 GEO. McCARTHY. ‘TEEFF PIANOS.—fishost honors Paris Ex- S Fosition Universelle 1878. ‘TWO FIRST PREMIUMS it National Fair, Washington. D.0.| The Stici Boudoir Grand, the Artist's Piano, defies competi- Sclizo Agents for the celebrated Kranich & Bach and oe ian Pianos and the unrivaled Peloubet ‘ke ‘WILD & BHO. SOLE AGente between G and iz. febl?__ 723 7th st. ww. P bed: AND ORGANS AT PRICES THAT jel compet EY T. NIMMO & AO athe ow. fran 1 KNABE’S PIANOS. | BEST BOW TeaNUPACTURED, Endorsed by all leading artists. ORGANS BEIOHEN BAOIES Bring Wiaseon tio 027-0m No.4¥3 11th st.,x few doors above Past? COAL AND WOOD. __ N4FI0NaL FAIR ASSOCIATIC FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST OOAL AND SIRDLING WOOD was avarved tous over al cou. STEPHENSON & BHO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. OMe: 12th and Penna. avenue. val. FOOD. ‘TELEPHONIO Gomes i ‘Ful Weight... Beat "Toa COAL. Woo! Main office, mill and sacl ith intimmediste comin ‘attention to orde ore mane ecemee = est varietioa of iain ralil and depot Feat < Fata. 5, arg ook laa ond iw. i1alé 7th et now. and ai Pa HOUSEFURNISHINGS. ECORATED OHINA and POTTERY, @ From the best factories itt FRANCE, ENGLAND, GERMANY, £24 other countri tries, $2 phich re respectfully invite Ne. 1009 Pa. aves jan3 Between 10th and 11th streets. F441Ne REPLENISHED Our Btook of CHINA, GLASS, OROOKERY WARE, DINNER, DESSERT and TEA SER- VICES, PLATED GOODS, OUTLEBY, And other HOUSEKEEPING ARTIOLES, a COOKING STOVES. Je vateen Osi Cora ee SPLENDID LINE OF GOODS. I have on seh Twill sell at old ricte Sox ths. Rake Pome,