Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. .March 19, 1880. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. The 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 tothat of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. The Double Sheet To-morrow. Advertisers and newsdealers will confer a favor by sending in their orders as early as Possible for to-morrow’s enlarged and extra edition. The number of new advertisements printed in March thus far is 1,095, which is a decided increase over the corresponding period Jast year. ———_<re-__ A Bad Day for Tilden. The Tilaen forces were routed horse, foot and dragoons, in Pennsylvania yesterday, and there is no longer any room te doubt that the delegation from that state to the Cincinnaty convention will be overwhelmingly against the Gramercy park candidate. There are not a few leading democrats who believe that the action of the Pennsylvania committee will con- vince Tilden that he cannot get the nomina- tion and willinduce him to abandon the con- test. A prominent democratic Senator from the east remarked, with a knowing air, to-day, that “Tilden would not be in the way of democratic plans much longer.’ He is a man who has been well-informed all along as to Tilden’s plans, and the impression be intended to convey was that the latter would retire before the opposition that is manifested to his nomination. There was no expression by the Pennsylvania state commit- tee as to its choice for the nomination, but as Gen. Hancock ts the only citizen of that state prominently mentioned as a candidate it is gen- erally understood that the convention will de- clare for him. This is made more probable by the indications that Louisiana will instruct for Hancock. His native state cannot very well re- fuse to back him after other states have taken himup. And in this connection {t may be Stated that while there is nothing like a Han- cock boom, the interests of that gentlemanas a candidate are apparently in the hands of some industrious and enterprising politicians. Pam- Pphlets containing Hancock’s record as military governor of Louisiana and Texas, just after the war, and showing his desire to have civil law predominate, have been extensively circulated together with other documents calculated to produce a good impression upon the democratic mind. —————~-—___. ‘The New York Times unsparingly denounces the scheme to divide the New York city pat- ronage between the republican machine and Tammany by means of a new charter. It says: “If the republican legislature and governor are prepared to seize upon the offices of New York city as partisan spoil, let them do it frankly and openly, and not in the sneaking, underhand Way proposed by the new charter.” The Times further predicts that the consummation, of what it terms the bargain between the republican machine and Tammany, will defeat the republi- can partyat the polls next November. There has been a growing suspicion for some time, in ‘New York, that a secret understanding, exists between Tammany and certain leading republi- can managers, by which the latter were to re- ward the former with what it must have in order to maintain its organization and power— official patronage. For the republican legisla- ture to pass the new charter bill would be to confirm this suspicion, and the effect would be damaging to the machine. The charter plan is to invest John Kelly and John J. Morris, a ma- chine republican, with entire power over the appointments to city offices until January ist, 1881. The bitter opposition developing within the republican party to the scheme may induce the machine managers to call a halt and abandon it. ————-o+e-___ So vast is the empire of Russia that it is al- most impossible to conceive its great size by merely studying a map showing it8 widely sepa- rated boundaries. Hardly anything, indeed, short of personal observation in travel through the country, enables one to fairly comprehend its magnitude and the varlety and character of those who Inhabit its numerous provinces, of which little is now known to the outside world. This is shown by the experience of Prof. Nor- denskjold, the celebrated Arctic explorer, who, in the course of his travels, had occasion to ‘spend considerable time on the northern coast of Russia, Here he found astrange people liv- ing on the extreme confines of Siberia, calied the Cinckl—a comparatively unknown race, ‘Without religion, without government and with- out crime; their passions are subdued by the cold and their wants extremely limited, their principal efforts being directed to combat with the tee. They Ike, however, brandy and to- bacco. Prof. Nordenskjold also found in one of the remote provinces a Russian official, whom he styles “‘a kind of governor,” who was not even aware of the existence of St. Petersburg! After this, those who prate so boastfully of the immense extent of the great American repubiic ‘Will do well to do so in a low ki Mr. Plimsoll, who is known as the sailor's friend, has a “reform” measure before the British Parliament that is of interest to this country, as its enactment into a law would affect the cost of the exportation of grain from the United States. He proposes to require ves- sels, in loading grain, to put it in sacks instead of loading it in bulk as now. The custom of loading in bulk, he says, causes a good many disasters, because when, in a storm, the vessel Pitches to one side the grain shifts that way and prevents the ship from righting herself. ‘This could be avoided, according to Mr. Plim- ‘soll, by putting the grain in sacks. It fs con- tended by vessel owners and others engaged in handling grain that simply putting it in sacks Would not prevent its shifting any more than in bulk, unless the sacks are confined in bins. To enforce Plimsoll’s idea would increase the cost of transporting grain across the ocean, and in ‘that aspect It becomes of interest in this coun- try. At present, though, there does not appear to be much Lionas fed the passage of this bill. It ts not often that a long established and once prosperous newspaper is compelied to suspend for want of patronage, but such things do occur Occasionally. A striking instance of the kind {s furnished by the Greenock (Scotland) Advertiser, Which, after having been published for seventy- @ight years, and a large part of the time as a dally journal, found itself obliged to cease pub- Ucation last month, to avoid further loss. One Of the notable incidents in the history of the Advertiser, although hardly chargable with its disastrous ending, was its rejection of Camp- bell’s poem of “ Hohenlinden,” which the young author had sent to the sapient editor, who de- clined the piece on the ground that it was “ not ‘up to the mark” for publication. ——--___ ‘We are sorry to see that the District Commis- sioners are so freely giving telegraphic compa- nies the power to furtheF disfigure our streets with huge unsightly telegraph poles—“poles” pag hdl rare are really great trunks of ‘trees. Property-holders and the public have Some rights in the matter which should be taken into account. ——__-+e--____ It will be seen by the article elsewhere that Secretary Evarts has not been idle in the mat- ter of effecting a modification of our treaty with China. Anew treaty hasbeen agreed upon, which places wholesome restrictions upon Chi- nese emigration tothis country, and puts an €nd to various abuses complained of. —__--___ ‘What with dunning constituents and gun- ning women the Congressman’s lot is not a bappy one. +e * Ta WKEELY Stax, now ready, contains all ‘the News of the Week, home and foreign; the Methodist Conferences; Congressional Pro- ceedings; Political Affairs; White House and bt the Courtg Household and tcugious Nota ural and seer istics cee A atons ‘pala; singe 60 pe WANTS. “FOR RENT AND SALE. referred. Wat. A. WAUSLEBEN, 2657 K et. mint rer AND MONOGRAM REMOVAT,—Micces JULIA and MINONA ‘ BUSINESS CHANCES. LADIES’ GOODS. Sones Latest ee 2. Ww. an ae their new ine oe leases in MOBIO ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, ina job printing RENT—A large second story front ROOM, | TYUVALL & ie G04 F treet. R SALE—VACANT LOT, 3 ect, on th | 7) RESSMAKING. Sev gell asin. crery” branch of FINE NEEDLE. Wem ce, familiar with J0D ‘type and OL ee rane OF D 006 Mn. 845. Beas Dear Tp. w. vill be sold very low for cash. THE MISSES HAMILTON, ag wellas in, every branch. of BDLE- | Room 12, 606 Wh st nr. unfurnished: st... = 45. mwas _ a TAAL F Streets 6am AN’ % well faraiahed fro mt ROO! REA = First-class work, M* et, LIAB: RIVE KUNG ON DECK- W: WW itrevements: ee pre BUARD, in private fam- = Seecta ‘at low rate of ROS. PIANOS: ‘‘Having fully oor gies ‘Tood 30 0. facts cheerfully, truthfull ingly say that sary yours to all ‘others. and will use, no ae EE OY nT TEN. Anat. 407 LOth st. pOsest TREES OF AUSTRALIA. EUCALYPTINE. For Toilet use, Chapped Skin. Pimples, ke, For Cute, Scratches, ections. For Hands rousheued by household work. & For Tender Feet, Soft Corns, Bunions, Bo. For Hemorrholds_an Invaluable Remed For Mosquito Bites and Sunburn, CLEAN AND AGREEABLE IN USE. Forsate by all Druggists. Price 25 cents. marl9-3m* Ee and WOMAN; man to drive wn at about house: woman, to Fe and Bash, _hmall family. Address Box 16, Evening ANTEDA white woeee or Enns 1d aesist with fone br sober i with referen Dy. Aare B. eybete with ce, need apply. ANTED—HOUSE, in Geo iy tenant. Rent not to ex ‘per month. ‘Must be good neighborhood. State full particulars. Address “Proctor,” Star Office. marl9-2t* WANTED By a first-clase gresemsker from New York, KEWING. in famitios by Best reference for fittini tae a style. Years ‘of expe: rience. Address Box 59, Star Office. UST RECEIVED-—A new supply of ‘ASTER CARDS and EASTER EGGS. EASTER CARDS and EASTER EGG! EASTER CARDS and EASTER EGGS. A Xery LARGE AssonTa@esT on hand this year, In- Cluding designs from all the manufacturers. NEW BOUE! ‘The Reader's Hand-| Book, ‘by Ker iH Schoule: e Ballmente including “2; 6.00 Prayers and Hymnals in cages and sonarelaly. W. H. & 0. H. MORRISON, Law BOOKSELLERS AND STATIO" marl9 475 Pa. ave. THE REASON WHY DREXEL'S VIENNA BELL COLOGNE is the Popular Perfume of the day: iat. Irina compound clean ealneeo 24. For Fracrance, Strength and Durability it is unexcelled. 3d. Its richness and exquisite Delicacy of Per- fume is a marvel. al ns at 8c. 25c., Oe.» #1, and eit had of rupcists and Raney 6. (Scods poate - ed States. A. LILLY, JR. & CO., Pi ErODs:s ‘hats: ineiprde Baltimore. HE ENTIRE BEoce 5 MILLINERY, DRY GOODS, MILLINERY, and F Pirsuxo Re will be closed out at once, REGARDLESS OF OOST, prior to rebuilding the Store. COME EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS. D. L. ENGEL, 1926 Pennsylvania ave., marl8-6t Near 20th street. GBNp OPENING oF FRENCH PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS AND ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON ar KING’S PALACE, * $14 Seventh Street, ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Maxcu 22p axp 23D. Do not fail to see the Grandest Display of Milline- ry Goods eyer exhibited to the Washington public. be 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 are 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. We can undersell 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, as in the past, to be worthy of the great pa- tronage extended to us. We would kindly request our friends and the public not 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 firet-class establishment, 1S 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 mazl7-6t 814 7TH STREET. Gr Stns OPENING. OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF 8PRING 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 8PRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING OLOTHIN OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING SATURDAY, MARCH 20, at A. STRAUS’, 1OW Pennsylvania Avenue, marl7 etween 10th and 11th streets. HICKEN FEED. CHICKEN FEED. 2,000 BUSHELS WHEAT, Saved from Herr & Cissel’s fire, willbe sold cheap, by Cc. McDOWELL, marl6-1m Ast and D sts. now. mpue SUPPLY STORE. A. HABLE, Ast. 1143 7th Street Northwest, near M. ojtttention, is invited to the above Store, just ed with a complete variety of Plain and Fancy OCERIES, PROVISIONS and LIQUORS at the lowest porsible prices. A call is solici delivered to all parts of the city free of charge. arl5-Im_ “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 ox- amination only, is asked of the Extensive Stock of SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING, which will be opened THURSDAY, MAROH 18TH. “FAMOUS” For the elegance of the exhibit. “PAMOUS” For the invariable OnE Price System. “FAMOUS” For the plan of having the price of every article marked in plain figures.} “FAMOUS” For the superior manner in which the goods are manufactured. “FAMOUS” For refunding the money if goods are not as repre sented. E. STROUSE & CO, marl5 Proprietors. a ___*roprictors. AST ROUND THE WORLD AN 0; AND FEEL FOR ALL THAT LIVE. ted THE VETERINARY MEDICINE DEPOT, 400 ann ee nw. Colic Medic ee repr i~ ate for Hownes, Fowlers for or Borgen, Hoot ae for He cep, ey as Somes . SUED. socerm v.8. Wee Reo ees Se hae Pon’a aye., between $4 and £34 ats. ANTED_A French cook, with the best refer- ces from the highest parties, wants a SITU- ATION in private family. Addyess X ee cs TASTED ‘white, 17 colored COOKS, 9 Peo; ere i festioe os furiiahed Serre parts, suits. cor. ith and F. O- B. PRige & ANTED—April ist, two Furnished ROOM: Capitol Hill, for ‘man, wife aud child, | lor housekeeping: Gr would board. Ad- I particulars, P. We Ph mtieman and wife, near War Depart - But one Refer- ranged Gress, with full MO: WANTED On April 1st, b (no children, ) two ROO! ment, suitable for Tight hoasekcepini. room need be farmshed—that mn & Se if required. Address ‘‘Essex,” Sta - marl6-2t%s Wi NTED—To RextT—Good DWEULING- HOUSE, about 8 roome, furnished or unfur- pished. No children. Terms must be reasonable. In mediate possession required. Good references. Addrese, stating terms and locality, Box 38., Stir « ly heer oe nw. Terme for two 645 ver month. Be 7 RENT—Six unfurnished ROOMS, moder: Unprovements, Ane location: rout t to be taken ip boar and 825 per month paid extra. “Address marid- ARMSTBONG, City iit 19-3t* R RENT—To oa on ma and wife ithout: eee e ROOMS on nreoond 8 ai Tetaihied or a ; bat same floor. it Peasonablee TAT Bt ewe ee macld ae Pea 8.6. ; key next door: Hi modern sneovee . Appl to. SOHN i R. COULRTTE, 1104 12th st. n.w., Oftice Treas'y dept. Rent 818 per month. Amos aE PES or partly furnished PAR- , new medern house, bay window, hot and it marble mantles. it reasona- Sie an sit 1G, between 18th and Tou. Mais ae KR RENT—1012 17th st. n,w , next tocorner FEE Mindsome RICK B DWELLING, 10 re. andall modern conveniences. Bat tow Pemtenant. Inquire of NEAL © et R SenT oe st., B. 9 wa Bae: i a 85. Lot r., mal. Tey , N. H. 90 cts. it., “dn. tune: money and brick furnished to build; 7 per. cent. int. and Houses on time, cheap. 3. G HESTER, igen oe RENT—No. 211 D st. n.w,, 13 rooms, new- fitted up and in complete order, fine cistern, Garriage houge and stable. G. W. COOPER, 330 marl7-2w Fe RENT—Old Grocery STAND, 801 8th st, corner N n.w., ui store, fixtures say Aedrte Toome, gas, water and cellar. ADply SHORE) cornet turand Eetenan: (PRA Sie R RENT—T-room brick house; hall. water and Fan, Corner: Rhode Island ave. and Sth st. nw. ; Ten! ; would turn it into a store: key at Drag store: aoe at 1106 L et. n.w., or 215, 444 st. ea : ANTED—A Lady, who writes a a hand, Anas like to de ‘VOPYIN iG. Address A. = Ree AER thors iablo Nas salesmen in this city and Baltimore. Call to, 34 BE Cond Buildings, mariage ANTED-A thoroughly competent male COOK cans at the ‘ood recommendations. SOLDIERS" HOME HOSPITAL betwee a.m. Waa cult and Golorea SOOKE “OH |AIDS, N FR RENT, AND SALES OE PROPERTY, PRI- VATE AND. AT AUCTIO niletin issued on the Ist al of. ae Tponth. Cf the office OF tHe PAGO R MAN SIT Teco ae eee OF BATE Oe Facet o 26 took ath two small houses, M' street, m tween BOSE Ee: n.W. J. W: STAR! 1239 marl5-6¢ (OR RENT, LEASE OR SALE—One and three- guarter acres of GROUND, with two story ‘ES and cee help. Bovee situated oa? seta, a sth st., between E and soon. Office cor. ‘7th and G sts.n.w. DON: | Boke eet jTent 812. . STARE, 1429 Now ‘ALD. Anarene | Pottate marl5-6t Wistoats ‘active, sober white MAN as Por- ter to drive business wagon and to a 3 reek, must be well recommended. | FEA\ MILLER, 907 9 marie ee few LADIES of business capacity and pleasant address to engage ina business that will pay three dollars per Call from 10 a.m. till4 p.m. at 941 H et.n.w. marl8-3t* WANTED To Puncusse—A BRICK HOUSE of about nine rooms, with all impre eal an ary cellar, and alley in rear; must be a bargain, anc located between 4th and 2:d sts. west, and north of Est. Give: ail particulars and price. Address B. GAIN, Star marls-2t" Fe SALE—At 83,060, on terms of $250 cash and. ae, monthly, J-story and basement BRICK ue S bet ides bath room; eee ‘modern improvement; fronts south on I te s $iew doors east of North Capitol st.; has recent ut _in thorough condition. J. W. a 150 New Vork aventie: ROE BENE HOOMS, sinuie or on amr an third or fourth floor; southern exposure; fur- ished or not, with board if necessary: mAnely 2 235 Penneylvania ave. FOR BENT HOUSE, No. 1224 0 st n-w., con- taining 8 rooms, including bath. Modern im- provements. Apply 12200 st. n.w. _marll-9t* WANTED ona nore first-class TRIMMER, ‘at M. WILLIA: ANTED—ROOMS. A suite of handsomely furnished Rooms. with bath and closet con- nected. Rent no object. Must be within three Blocks of Franklin square. Address Box 2, Star Of mari7-3t -NTED SER ‘ANTS of all kinds, and other help. Families farpiehed s at short notice free and ‘ of charge. Office cor. ONALD. ‘maris-3w" WY AnzED AGES NTS can make from $5 to $10 r day by selliny useful patented article. a Call at H. VAN ZUILEN, 359 Pa. av. n. w. Samples 50 car 13-6t* ERTRDSSERVENT of all kinds. furnished free of CHARGE. ipgople’s Intel ligence Office, Room a Roderal Buil ding, ¢ core ae andF. C. E: PRIOE & ‘ANTED—LADIES = GENTS ee to Solicit subscribers among Congressmen and others for 8 new and popular piece of music (sony), caATound the World With @ ferme. Families VOR RENT—1205 ¥ st. n.w., between 12th and 13th nt welling of 18 rooms; all modern im- rove le to a good tenant. Inquire Go. F: SOHAFER, 424 11th marldtm Fe SS fine oi ernment Latee fice, it in water, ory cell: itle perfect. quire of J. B., 321 Pa. ave. n.w. mar6-2w (OR RENT—Unfurnished SUITE: bay window, F Ghd ee, second Roos and one itoon on dard ce Paes having children or servants need not apply. 1423 Towa Circle. mar2-18t* OR RENT—That Ages Ce four- sary BRICK HOUSE, 1404 16th Scott Statue, an m.i., 9 rooms an sth. Kent ae ens, He 4 The he Tremises, or of J. W. P. M ae asth Im OR RENT 519 1ath st. aw. two es furnished SUITES of ROOMS; all modern im- pec ‘ret aud second floors: bath on loor ; terms moderate. febl4-3m and BED- F'iGom ana BOOMs turn Band ROOMS Rarnished fos By Liber: W. MAIN & BRO., St. Cha les Hotal ;, and several small BEDHOOMS. 804 Pennuryl- st. and Pa. ave. x iw’ | vakis aver corner iy at. sugli-3a a ea es a ee 43 and 44, Le Droit Building. abba Sae FOR SALE. ANTED_A SITUATION by ee per HIG BARGAIN—A splendid five octave double W 2dr as cock or honsckeopee in Waniarion er | A RIG, BARGAIN A splendid five octay to go south or far west. Gi 0 the best,of | GAN for $35 cae, the owner havin no bread, cake, ices, Jellies, wines, preserves, &c. | furthorusciorit, Apply st SIDNEY T. Axgood home preferred to ish w: Dest of ref- | NIMMO & 0O.'S, Ab Moret news marld-3e Moree es rman st Solm* (OR SALE, AND ON EXHIBITION AT J. J WARSED nite and colored COOKS. CHAM. BERMAIDS, NURSES, ottier help. Families furnished se Lice a Boom 24, Eederal "Building, oornor fin and F, EEICeS couse ee a ‘examine {Ra MAGHING from Asa aitorent it nds. ony one not satisfactory subject change for any Renta : RENNEL. 427 bibrst.ae trae eves ‘acc Wai ‘Works, 490 Maing avenue 8. w. BOARDING. = OR RENT—With or without BOARD, two or three ROOMS, at 507 E st.n.w. ; references ex- chanked. marl3-1w* Fadi RENT —Neatly furnished ROOMS, op fec- floor; convenient to cars. OAR! pee - TENT ROOM: with ood Tee GARD. in a private family. Mis Out. nw reb2B- Ue? TREMONT. BOUSE Ion often Teun, with first clasa Hotel and $30 pet month. House is well furnished, fa and every way desirabl Jando San” ‘Chapman's book store, Pennsylvania ave., bel 9th and 10th sts., a very handsome ingore broidered PICTUBE i subject—Ohrist Blessing 1 it le |, DOOTOR. ETONS, one LANDAU *CANHIAGE in_good ae Lot of Second-hand ied and WAGONS: ve Tow on monthly instalments. JAS. K. Prospect st., sorgetown qmarll-3m Fe SALE—Now and Second-hand CARRIAGES eat variety, such aa Jump, xtension. Tops, Rockaway Buewios, Phstons, Coun vy ,, & Sc pepairing Hoey ly attended to. ed and Hepository, ost eth ee bet. Dand Bmw. enn OR SALE—A lot of fine Singing, 0 Br Carts Brn ee ate MOOKING BIRDS, 2 ES, &e., 103) AB ee n.W. B. Me AnTREORT £10-2m* UT PURCHASING OB DISPO: oor CARKIAGES) HORBES a0 HARNESS, will thelr sdvane {ago to callon me, as I have © constal jemand for the eam il Alvorders pronipe stanton, and srentaedon tian ve prompt attention, Enteed. w. DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 ois Tift et. EVERAL FINE PIANOS, very little a in- olnding one STIEFE Osbinet Grand, for sale at bargains for cash, at 723 7th st Daasal HE LOOHIEL HOU 513 Oth af. n. <s isone T nd edt Boaraing homes in heey, ‘Teansient Soataers soonmnmo- Usted st reasonatie torms- Ov1T eee LOST AND FOUND. PERSONAL. ‘OURS OF THE I7fH ONLY RECEIVED this morning. I do wish t> see you and son. Write at once, arranging matters. ENTRE NOUS. tise ot the PILES) CURED WITHOUT the use of the knife. Eememben yout have Between 1412 H st. and and Metropolitan. politan. Neo eae uptil pozere cured. A. A. RK old Kod and Baeray BREASTPIN. Reward | INS, 14 13th st. n.w. marl? oan peldaeBetonoliian Hore I P, LIBBEY, 452 Tth et, will remove to ine STeArED OMe monday, night, March a5t 1 nen and f 8 ae on. nay 1st. All persons indebted to White W, Jong horns with le wil id BaF His whole stock of Warchis, farap around them. Buitable rowan. ee JEWELRY and SILVERWARE WILE DE CLOSED CLARK, 910 Virginia ave.8.e. mari9-2t* OUT AT ANY PRICE before that time. treccra OST—On the 16th, a POCKET-BOOK, contain MR ROSS, the long- fetsbiahey reliable Liira email cum ct money epokk vee, Clairvoyant and Aetrologiat, gives better satis- and a return ticket to Baltimore via Balt.& Ohio R. | faction in all affairs of life than any one in the pro- A remand will be paid if left at 1328 I st.n.w. feasion eipaat, preeen searratare ces Dy 5 ‘mari8. an ace on all matters apper- fainting cs eenicaes jovesnd 3 a ave ny. "ALE TS URLE. CALL. faction given OF no ‘pay. PROFESSIONAL. Consulta tation Rooms, 402 2d st., above D st. H. JOHNSTON Tapa AS EE Removed from 616 9th st. tO 71 ts te | All business confidential, adios: ap Geatiomen Gal alvary Baptist dhureh. Filion chet ty. ‘eth | 60 cents ines Oe 416 Lst., bet, 4th and Sth sts.n.w. ol silver. Gas administered. seyteeta Janl0-11w* erate. Reference : Rev. Dr. Domer and othersm6. OBR PATOH TITLES, ae ERVICEABLE FEET BEING REQUI- site to health and neefulness, thousands of ex- Ren ‘ienced personages, from far and near, visit DR. ‘HITE’S well-known establishment, opposite ‘Willard’s Hotel, for relief from and avoidance of Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Diseased Nails, Vas- cular ‘Excresences and other ailments of the feet. Established 1861. Office fee, $1 per visit. mar DE= WEISENBORN, RN, Dentist, removed to 410 11th suet yore reed conan B. M. 8. so Rig Se Eh No. 725 47H STREET, over Simms’ Drug Store. Ni- trous Oxide given for the pait tion of - tooth ‘Teeth of every kind inse: All operations on the teeth perfor wit acti Attention is called to the pleasant and convenient location of this a the . sep! T. M. TALBOTT, Dewrur, Bemoved to southoast corner 7th and E Dorthweet. ‘Teeth inserted 87 ea) B DUKE, Darrius, 919 7th strost weet, pee, pend Eats. eee | = =tthout pals, 00 oo DO conta. “All Sperations, 7m J. M. & R. COHEN. ° ESTABLISHED 1865. MONEY ON COLLATERAL AT 5 PER CENT. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED for 2 DIAMONDS, WATCHES and JEWELRY LOAN OFFICE, 1007 7th st. n.w. marlT NTIRE STOCK OF RING OgaTiNGr. SUITINGS AND WILL BE OPENED FOR LNSPEOTH HONDAY, Manog 1eTR OO Ss. od eer, ‘TO MINING INVESTORS. Subscribers wanted at ‘Bottom Price”. fhousand Shares of Stock, Ree ‘a firat-clase, Company. pe mable mines in. k valual ion dollars worth of o1 ee: marl3 : 8 mili Dividends assured at an early date. Send fc Address P. QO. Box 2391, See : marlT-eodst ee ES EXAMINI the responsibility of t opeap wi with sbetracts oa of pain hiwaysin betore 9 aad from 70 Ti. igae W. W. SHARPE & CO., . PUBLISHERS’ AGENTS, No. 25 Park Row, New York, Are authorized to contract for Advertising tn in this paper. G2xrs BEST BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, Cine diesex), $12, fast colors; Youth’s from 16 to 21 years, 12, colors rs warranted ; Boys’, from Be to 16 years, #8 and $10, che pase ‘quality School Suits, 8 to 12 years, $4, spenae Odd Coats at hal: pee. : Single Jackets half the former price. Boys’ School Hats, 40 and 50c, up. = ae ‘T5e., p BiUP. fen's, from Soe. to 83, 3 1914 and 1916) =: ave. (Rep) W. SELBY. SPRING STYLES 1880 « GENTEEMEN'S SATS. 1880 For Ladies and gentlemen ‘or Ladies an 3 OME poe faa STINEMETZ, \TTE! marl3 1239 Pa. ave., next to cor. Tar st, IREES, SEEDS, , FLOWERS, &e ‘An inamiense stock of all kinds of FRUIT TREES, standards and dwarfs. Small fruits-Grapes, Currants, Gooseberries, praia Ban atts: ROwDS ‘are Pleat Bed Beldine Plants, &e. idem Bees, bare, aug genuine: Flower 8éods, Cut Flowers, Bouquets, Designs for funerals, &c. Eyorything in the Nuresty ae viens, Seeds and Flowers—at lor ae z JOHN UL, marl6-co8t_622 7th st., opp. Patent Oifice. (PUNLAW Farm. EGGs FOR Hi HATOHING. L. HUME, HUME, “CuRAa & CO., Grocers, Mar9-e05t 807 Market Space. BELUSLE. Wel Spring and on draught.” Ou ‘Wash; Hop Bitters, eee M 8.m. oor Vith and Hats hw Gree enc cea |& a “eee ve large an: Loan ‘at lowest rates. | RENT—By B. O. HOLTZMAN, Reat Estate AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. Imake no charge to landlords for advertising their property, and keep it before the public constantly. Thave many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; also, H oR at prices from $1,000 26 $00,000. “wow is the time to buy: B. O. HOLTZMAN, marl3 10th and F sts. z.w. ‘OR RENT- ‘THE CORCORAN BUILDIN Oppostre U. 8. ‘TReasuRy, Abra Srmeer. Fine Stores, Office Rooms—singly or co or communi- cating—for Business Offices, Studios, etc. Wat and closets on every floor. Elovator and steam heat. Dae Ek neous for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. OR SALE—Beautiful BUILDING LOT fronting on Iowa Circle and Rhode Island avenue, con- taining 2,100 square feet of ground. FOR SALE—Desirable SNORE: bounded by New Hampshire eran Nand 20th sts. n.w. ; con- tains only 4,310 square feet of land, and is entirely surrounded by wide parking. palo RENT—Handsome large BUILDING, fac- ire Pennsylvania avenue, near 14th st. n. w. ; suit- able fora soa Batis FOR RENT—Large, STORES and OFFICE ROOMS intenman Buldiue es ZT O FOR RENT_1016 15th st.n-w., a dosirablo threo story, nine-room Brick DWELLING. FOR RENT—1504 Caroline at.n.w., new six-room. Brick HOUSE. vuio8. J. FISHER & 00., marl2 1223 F street northwest. R=) ESTATE BULLETIF? JOHN SHERMAN & OO., Bt Cloud Bailaing, Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME HOUSES AT ALL bee AND ON TERMS A Brick now buik swoon ht cand 3" Gal cas Payments balance mostuy, &o., Store, Store, B31 Thee ati Store, 1311 Tihs Bt. 16 HOUSES. 12 Ist st. n.e., 12 eters 949 T st., 9 roocs, m Fine houso near Howard ot aie q 162. treei'n 0 7 soci 2 D.C. 409 13th st. 8. 18 1214 24th st. n. 12 2209 1: 6 10 95 10 Gail ter ov lit of Bro for rent and f ‘salo” oF for rent ‘or ach We aie haresome desirable Ho in exchange for MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate security, at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. fel9 EW CARPETS. Thave just received a few specialties in BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRYS, AND ENGLISH LINOLEUM. ‘The designs of these t out, and in excell tantes EROHAINS at manitfacturerst pre near | N goods as lowasany on aconPdine quality: ve THERE marlT-w,f,m,2w “318 Market Space. REHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, MALARIA, DIPHTHERIA, SORE THROAT, INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS, &c. PNEUMONIA, TRADE “SAPANULE.” MARE. The Celebrated Glycerine Lotion Gives Immediate Relief and a Radical Cure. Lame Back, Inflammation of the Kidn Xe, Back- ache, Piles, Bunions or Soreness of a feet from sere cause, Burns or Scalds, and all Inflam- Be, Household can afferd to be pwithout it. clans uge and recomm Uwe can refer to thousands ay one their lives to inated Circulars sent free, upon appli- cation say in Frying it, as we guarantee satisfaction on mon ded. fr id sr bottle. Bottise, 286." Bold by all Drugeteta. eee GERRY & COMPANY, PROPRIETORS, maré-co 237 Broadway, N. ¥. JEBie COMPANY'S EXTRAt OF Li FINEST AND CHEAPEST’ BEAT FLAVGRING STOO OR SOUPS, MADE DISHES AND SAUCES. LIEBIG COMP. or MEAT. den petagt Sep aie Wroa™ “Lancet,” Wedioal Journal” so. |.—Genuin with the fac aimile of O Baron Lisbis's Biguafure in Bing fue sorous the “*Oonsumption in England increased ten-fold in ten years.” LIEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF tod Chemist, To behad Siri eee at ta for Init a = SUPREME rare OF THE ae OF COLU! ‘Houprve an Equity Cour: 47x, 1880. Jzsse Hruxts et al. Met ts inc 2 gpm lumens and the ‘elton offer of suid G: Whitney ath day of ‘A.D. 1860, the Scio a aid enase aa" % and Lemars ped, and further," thet seaid ania of "real sepia ead and James ¥, Sete tho aatae aera 7. ratified and re a of Wash- interest, in gums to Corner 4 acs smart. — KID GLOVES. Early Spring Importation Just Received. MONOGRAM KID GLOVES. 2-Button, 75 cents; 3-Button, $1; 4-Button, $1.25; 6-Button, 81.50. In Black, Opera and Promenade Shades, at J. P. PALMER's, 1107 F Street n.w. NB Tata through telephone promptly filled. aod if MEAT AND ao VIstow STOR! will exit lowe heason. for sell- ing, proprietor leaving city. Call at Tet tee at ae BLO) to SLOW gach, on forms tO each, on suit bu: uyere. Apply) "OH. BARKER, marl! Corner 43 and E sta. 6.w. Fe SALE-GROCERY STORE, STOCK and FIXTURES, centrally located, and doing good. ‘business; first-class bargain. Good reasons fer selling. ‘Address Box 102, Star office. marl9-3t” BBEACTIEUL RESIDENCE SITE FOR SALE.— Corner lot, with outlook on Conn. avenue, at the northwest corner of 18th ‘It was purchased a short time since in the navy, who now sells because he exj pects ordered away. Arare chance. B.H- WARNER, ar 19-3 916 F st. n.w. wo TO LOAN— $100,000 TO LOAN, In amounts to suit, at 6 per cent. interest, on first-class gilt edge real estate sect Msta., for sale. ‘by a xentleman be fine sre, Rida ny Mantilias, ers, Flann: ai Combination Suite,” lark ara ‘Suit, a rece ca a WW FELLIAN, 007 907 Penna, ave. a 1 Cite Trevise, Pai = , For SEA Gt gees, GROCERY STORE, D oI u GLASS entrally lorated. acing a business of $3.00) | wénth and St. Cloud Brag, per month. “Address GROCER, Star ofice. ini8-3e Fy Be Su aoc and FIX CURES of frst. or ” cortistaniON, oF «be Groce 4 3 Good reasons for eeling. "Address ‘Boe LADIES’ UNDERWEAR oe Stee office. Taris-3t* FOR ONE WEEK LONGER. F \OR RENT—The BAR ROOM, with fixtures and Received 400 rs More of those thoroughly furniture, RESTAURANT an mace and trimmed 7 ewISE connected wit th W vest End Hel, Gooneeto ny D. De O at 35 OENTS EAOH. Address or apply on the premis¢s. marl! §8-Every ent oe the old’ price for one week PRETO 100 MARBLE AND SLATE MAN. | longer. TLES will be sold litle above OOST for the DOUGLASS’, next 30 days, SOAP STONE for Grates and Stoves | _mar6 Oth and F streets. in sete to fit, very cheap. NEW YORK SLATE AND MARBLE MANTEL MANUFACTORY, (493 Cst., near National Hotel. marl7-4t” OR SALE—REAcoNABLE TenMs—Cottage-Duilt BRICK HOUSE, modern | improvements, grounds and shrubbery : in one of the best localities, V ERMILYA’S LADIES’ BOOTS, ‘Unsurpassed for Beauty, Comfort and Durability. Winter BOOTS selling at reduced prices, at of Georwetown: cars pass the door. inquire Re: J. H. VERMILYA'S, corder’s Oflice, City Hall. marl6-6t" febs 610 9th street. OR SALE-Stcck, Fixtures, Good Will and Lease of an old-established | Wynolesate and Re- it See cvcas tail ICE CREAM ESTABLISHMENT, now doing RESSMAKIN afair business. Reasons for selling, having inter- | AND PATTERN PARLOBS, est in another business. Ad x 1 ai Of- 801 MARKET SPACE, A HOME —At great Corner 8th st., Keep Building. FRAMBS. 4 and 5 rooms cach, wood hots ist PLAITING, 902 9th st. BOOTS AND SHOES. Bs and 17th sta.s.¢. monthly. WM. new. Soot 8105 small cach and B18 . HOLTZMAN. 1321 F_ st. 1m ARE CHANCE—Demrable three-story BRICK, ) northwest; also, STORE and LOT near 7th and K pas W., to exchange for desirable unencum- ered LOTS; also, nice LOT he for LAW LIBRARY. Box 133, Star office, arl3-6t* SHOE STORE, T° TO ronzy. ON REAL ESTATE, at a 7° and 3S oe er cent. No Delay When Security is Ample. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, marl3 10th and F sts. n.w. YOR SALE PY THOMAS DOWLING— IRABI arurar Gourrz, Va. The Farm contains eighty acres of choice land, lying on the Little river turnpike road, about 12 miles from Washirgton. It is well fenced, has mart 1614 14th st. ‘OU CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST IN} BOOTS ANB SHOBS, BY GOING TO THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. three pever-failing sprines upon if, fifty ‘acros cleared, and the balance intimber. The improve- Goods were all bought before the advance in it only of a double log house cont at and mentaféonsist only of a double log taining phos, ee een aa For tae Next 15 Days. four rooms and ki ‘his Farm is eald io De the boat Farm of its size between Washington and Warrenton, Va., and only about two hours’ drive from Washington, over a Hood re and well suitedfora market and dairy et ie ‘Misses 00 MAr12-co5t F. MINOR, 1336 Ist. n.w. | 4 Misses pe es] ‘OR SALE—AT A BarnGatn—One of those hand- ao Serything esi proportion, some three-sto: press-brick HOUSES, with bay window, on Ae uside of Mat. 1.W.. betw ea 4th and 6th ats. ms: all improvemen perfect condit peice state on rear » Apply Pa . GREEN, Room 3, 412 7th st. Omaarloms wet HOE POE SALE of TRADE FOR CITY PROPERTY— A FARM adjoining the Reform School, on the Bladensburg turnpike ; contains 38 acres, improved bya Troom frame house, large brick cellar, and large two-story barn. Buildings entirely new, never occupied. | Suitable fora airy OF trucking. mar5-e02w _ FRED. KOONES, 615 16th st.n.w. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY pusons FORE Sue GEO. McOARTHY. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Quer a TIEFF P PIANOS.~ Highest honors Paris Ex- ition Universelle 1878. he TWO FIRST PREMIUMS at National Fair, Washin D.O.. The Btieff Piano, defies competi- Boudoir Gran a, the Artist’ ‘Also Agentafor the celebrated Kranich & Bach and In Hyattsville, Md., on the other fi1 and the unrivaled Peloubet zona “ave minutes ‘wali from the d depot ito consists S00. Biandard: Oreans. Sat area a a tae 0. tha has eae Wore Acnast , f bout sixty fruit trees, embracine febl?__ 793 7th st. w.r0., between Gand Ht. He eee re riihin pep Year ana a [AND ORGANS AT PRICES THAT rhe its a chi purven'is 0. Ay any ‘a TEESE ay vib st a ommarstn” | feyag SPNEY 1 NIMMO & CO a ent offered in Mandsoins threccetory, roam, Ba rick REST . KNABE'S DENOE ee Pd daraire ae ont BE No scknowic OF to be the Pear Connecticut ave: property new, substan ‘man 5 built: Siery bath, hot and cold water, sentially Endorsed mnie Aim ry vantries, closets. and beautifully ‘finished through 7G $8, 500—on easy terms. A. story land Back Building Prose Brick Front E HOUSE, on Set., between 14th and 15th sts., with 8 r ull modern conveniences, ang in pen fect order, lot 20x125 to an and PIANOS from pau TREOHENDA 8 io WAREROOMS, 027-6m No.4¥93 11th st..a few doors above Pasay. ———— alle rice 82,600—on easy terms J, Aigo, small BRICK, well located, for COAL AND WOOD. a, sobs cash andl $20 per cee HOUSE, 6 Froms, modern improvements. ‘Titles ail perfect Na4tIonaL 1 FAIB ASSOCIATION. _ ; ae ee W. E. BURFORD & OO., — marl3 702 E st. n, w. Sao cok 250,000 TO LOAN, TOTO AN sama to Sult, sEEDLING ‘WOOD was swarded to us over all com. Ow Reat Estay Srcunrry. STEPHENSO! THOS. J. FISHER & CO., IN & BRO., mar9-2w 1223 F st. n.w. Depot and Mill, 7th-strest wharf. oa pee CO ESTATE SeOURITY— OMoe: 19th and Penna. avenue. nova inne be te; BRAG, neta aTOxy Cea JOHNSON B: ‘woop. jan8-3 OOD eT RERTHONIO CONNECTIONS.” OOAL. EDUCATIONAL. Shir cmos, wnarven nll and depot connected with up-town ‘TELEPHONE. E. ‘of PIANO, ORGAN snd With qpemualed. fi tages J. Youu. (6. Particular attention to ‘be- | nomleally con iting the ood "and Teal teeta, ert aa well as tone wishing to be qualined for | wharves ve store yards enabling Us feb26-1m* os as iguana ana med te communi- weare ‘PROFESSOR LARROQUE, 72s 19th st.» native reyaretio ote Oa our yatrons the best varieties of fersity, Paris. Private instruction in all the French 1e8 and niceties. Terms moderate. feb21-5w* LADY TEACHER OF 8PENCERIAN PEN- MANSHIP will give instructions to a limited mumnbers of et puree at ae eee see fame mod- x 62, Bt feb2l. we tnnare atic ata of, 0, penn to bs Hie mailand depot, foot of 18th — F sta. : 1202 F st. no. ‘Sth st, Dew. 71418 Tih et .W.: 80d 391 Ps. ave. se. ol nw. Tea Suny fue ean, at HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Bene Sates peste | Decemare otter Rous: BW. FLYNN, AME ae OHINA ena - POTTERY, From the best factories in FRANCE, ENGLAND, G! and othe tries, to nae pecttully er countries, See we res] invite faust offered to apis, eau dalla ana children. ‘reed egal ar Re SS ee 12m. tolp. Gate Webb & Beveriags,) eee es) bor quarter ae ‘Stu- Ho. 1009 Pa. avers dents ed tor business, Yaleor Harvard. Hirsi | _ 3808 Between 10th and 11th streets. clase professors. Ta eG cipal. 4X6 BEPLENISHED PENOERIAN BUSINESS, Ee, Our Stock of pa oaaie {or real Hfo to sone and daughters. | OHINA, GLASS, CROCKERY WARE, DINNER, DESSERT and TEA SEE- VICES, PLATED GOODS, OUTLERY, and Beasions. Open for recep ‘And other sites” aaa une Money Jollee, or address HOUSEKEEPING ARTIOLES, H. 0. SFEN ae | We solicit an inspection of the same from oit BOOKS, &c. 3. W. BOTELER & BRO., Drmxct Importers or Ours, Guass, &0., 923 Penns: E4stee CARDS EA FASTE bo CROSSES, janis avenue. crcar nats was | GLan OOoRING STOVES Asrortment RD: is "s anc L- ore ig of oak gen Gt sh Comer TE desheimer's es ceed tes a novelty. gfhoeton 10En. ne samorta ent of np Fee remaanges Dy Mins & fim Hatta Serna. This is the Stove ‘used BY Dies Dods in her ‘Sibbaltsa Cards, day Gara = logares on. a . BALLANTYNE & SON, marll 428 7th stre AS FIXTURES. GAS FIXTURES. | Dea CARDS. _ BANNERETS AND STANDARDS, In Nickel and Bronze. PANELS AND EASELS. e PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMNALS, In Sets and in Cases, all Styles of Bindings. CORRESPONDENCE OARBS. PAPETERIES, Latest Styles. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, marll Merrororrran Booxstone, 911 Pa. ave, PUBLICATIONS. ND VOLUME MEMO F BaBKUEAT ty toed OF MADAME DE MOTHS. By Ouida. Cloth, $1.25. —s OF PRINCE METTEENIOH, 3 vols. SPLENDID LINE OF GOODS. I hay banda nice lot of GAS pitch Twill ell ‘at old pricce for the Maxx Braet or likely to rea it of GAS FIXTURES, or them soon, will save 30 per cent. and get 6 want them good Ez. F. BROOMS, 15th strost, febll Oonoonam BUILDING. Saasom OF 1880, BRIGHT, TE OVER, fend BEHOBt ‘Will open MAY Sora ioe ‘Torgne re reasonable. Send for circular. WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. fobs —WALTES BUNT "Tettatren cra tog omiate watches 6005, sae prises ve TENNYSON'S SONGS. Bet to Musto. 85. po can ove inti pabucied pena hee ‘as BOON As | factors nas over boon Fequired. "N” JERBEN, 91 188) ‘THE FINEST QUALITIES pee dl STATIONERY A So ? CLAIMS, CUSTOMS, Srouin pclae ches A pode Aa 5 ‘AND ota eS feds - 20185 Pa. ave., cov. 11th st. ISTREN’S WATER TATE WA MADAME E8- 2ee CASES SETTLED. is the cheapest a see aad largest STOOK in the * Amel Ee sare eae mard Sth and D Sts. nw. eee WAVES, WA’ And DEMOSGEOT" iGkoT Bore tinoa te 9th at, opposite U.8. (ONS, &0.,. Samet 2Q9 | Gar ere aye don always sasranteed. feb19-1m Notes ikea 2ese a eA martin | _ on