Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1880, Page 2

\wF ‘“‘—. £ Rg THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. TUESDAY . -March 23, 1890. CROSBY 8S. NOYES.... Editor. fhe Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bana 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. ————— ‘Tax Stax has a direct wire from its news room to the Western Union Telegraph office in New York city, from which wires radiate to all parts of the @lobe, and is therefore enabled to secure the latest news by its own operator from every quarter up to within a few moments of going to press. It is the only evening paper south of Philadelphia which re ceives excinaively the Associated Press dispatch What To De With Tildeu. Ex-Governors Seymour and Robinson repre- Sent opposing elements of the New York democ- racy. Though the former has not, for some years past taken an active part in politics, it is Well known that he is, by no means, an admirer of Tilden. He was very willing to retire from politics when Tilden came to the front as the leader of his party. Ex-Governor Kobinson, on the other hand, 1s one of the chiefs of the Tilden faction. He was made-governor through Til- den’s Influence and ran for re-election last fal! as the latter's representative. These two promt- nent democrats, though holding widely differ- ent views as to party policy, agree upon one very important point. In recent interviews both of them expressed the opinion that party harmony in New York could not be restored by means of conferences, called for that. purpose. Mr. Seymour said that in nine cases out of ten plans for harmonizing party differences excite ill-will rather than good-will, because they “always have a suspicious look of contrivance for personal or special objects.” Mr. Rob- inson said “the effect of all conventions or conferences, outside of those of the regular organization of the party for the Purpose of harmonizing the differences of the party would be simply to bring ruin to the party and satisfaction to its opponents.” Inas- much as New York is regarded as the pivotal state of the presidential election, and it being conceded that the democrats cannot indulge a hope of carrying it unless they enter the con- ‘test with a united and harmonious party, these utterances of two of the men whose advice Is likely to have great weight, are of importance. In the face of the opposition of such men, it ts not probabie that the project of calling a state conference in the interest of harmony will be carried out, or that it will be seriously thought of any longer. It will then devolve upon the regular organization—the state committee--to determine the fate of the party. This commit- tee will meet next Friday to call a state conven- tion. Tammény and its adherents have laid down their ultimatum—that Tilden must be ruled off the presidential track. The general Supposition is that the state committee are ready f0 do Tilden’s bidding, and will, there- fore, refuse, no matter what results may fol- low, to consider any plan that does not contem- plate his nomination. Should this estimate ot the committee’s status prove the correct one, there will be two democratic state con- ventions held in New York, and each will send a delegation to Cincinnati, thus bringing their contest before the national convention. But there are very good reasons to believe that since the state election last fall the feeling in the state committee with regard to Tilden has undergone a very material change, and that members who then believed he was the best and strongest man to head the presidential ticket are now convinced he could not be elected. It is apparent that a very determined effort to reunite the party through the action of the state committee will be made, and upon the result very largely depends the fate of the party in the coming election. The opinion that new light has broken upon the state commit- tee with regard to Tilden’s weakness as a can- » didate is not confined to his opponents. Such a Conservative democrat as ex-Congressman Mayham, who was until recently an ardent ‘Tilden man, believes it 1s necessary to shelve Tilden. and that the committee will take that view of it. The action of Tammany, however, in engaging 260 rooms at principal hotels in’ Cincinnati, is a pretty fair indication that Jonn Kelly and his followers donot hope to Kill Til-" den off short of the national convention. ‘The supreme court of California has deciied that the law prohibiting the employment of Cni- nese by corporations is unconstitutional, op- posed’ to public policy and in violation of the United States authority. This law was recently passed by the legislature in obedience to the behest of Kearney and his followers, and the haste that was displayed in getting it upon tne Statutes was severely criticised at the time. ‘The decision of the supreme court is just what was expected by all who took a reasonable and legal view of the law. Kearney and Kalloch are bitterly disappointed because the court has Consulted the requirements of the constitu- tion instead of the Wishes of the sand- lotters. The decision has furnished Kear- mey with a pretext to renew his ravings, and his disappointment is all the more bitter because some of the supreme judges were elected upon the workingmens’ ticket. In the Meeting of the Kearneyites yesterday, in San Francisco, talk of using rifles to put down the Chinese difficulty was indulged in and loudly applauded. The display of this sort of temper among his followers seems to have inspired Kearney with a little fresh courage, or rather to have prompted him to an assumption of cour- age. He has resumed his threatening language, but, admonished by his recent sentence, makes it general instead of applying it to individuals. Meantime, the citizens’ protective union is quiet, ‘but in good working order, and unless Kearney and Kalloch change their tone very much it is quite likely they will be called to a sudden ac- Count, within a few days. Under instructions from Judge Rives the jury in the first case against a county judge in Vir Ginla, for having refused or neglected to put negroes on juries, returned a veréjct of not guilty. In his charge Judge Rives stated that the government must prove that the names of DO hegroe€s were selected and put into the box by the county judge, and it must further prove that the pames were left off the list and ex- Cluded because of prejudice against them on ac- countof their race, color, or previous condition Of servitude. This would requtre not only the hs ft of a motive but the character of it, and ler Such ruling 1t looks as if the power to ex- ice hegroes from juries has not been curtatled by the Supreme Court decision. The position laid down by Judge Riyes may, however, be cor- rect from the law stand-point. —_—_-<+e--___ A prominent New Eagland democrat, amem- ber of the national democratic committee, ac- cording to the Boston Herald, confirms the in. ormation recently given to Tae Stak by a lead - ing democratic Senator from the east that Til- @en had abandoned all hope of securing the presidential nomination, and would, ere long, make known his determination to withdraw Mronithe race. While this may be true, the ac- tive contest going on dally in Pen isyivania to Secure Tilden delegates to the state conveation, 4m the face of the recent unfriendly action of the state committee, makes it appear as if the Old man was inclined to hang on for awhile Jonger. ———~_-+-—____. In a case brought before a United States com- missioner in Chicago to punish an employer for having intimidated his employés by threats of discharge into remaining away from the polis, in a local election, a decision was rendereft to theeffect that the fifteenth amendment does Not apply to white men, nor do the statutes made to enforce it. This decision was baied ‘upon a written opinion pf the United States dl:- Arict attorney. . Senators who were deprived of an opportu- nity 22 2°C 0 “red-not” political by ‘the summary shelving of the Fitz Joha Porter Dill are presented with a good subject in the ‘Kellogg-Spofford case. Every political question ‘past can be appropriately tion with the Kellogg case, and the prospec: for a protracted and heated debate ts class. a _—_—_—_—————————— ebild: Mothers. the enila and sickly, ipsasat theunwelres Sort ren, reShar de Uy Netw GREAT SPRING OPENING or MILLINERY, AND PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS, ax Tux FAMOUS KING’S PALACE, 814 Seventh Street, CONTINUED UNTIL SATURDAY, MAROH iru, INCLUSIVE, On account of the unprecedented rush, a grext many ladies not being able to gain admittance, and in order to accommodate the public we shall con- tinue our OPENING OF PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS UNTIL SATURDAY, MARCH 27, INCLUSIVE, and will offer new attractions from day to day by fresh accession of New Pattern Hats Just landed in New York. This is undoubtedly the finest display of Pattern Hats and Bonnets, Flow- ers and Feathers, and all the Novelties ever ex- hibited. It has been the unanimous verdict of the thousands of ladies of Washington and vicinity who pronounce the Spring Opening at the KING’S PALACE the most magnificent display in style, quality and quantity, and we feel proud of being accorded the praise of again taking the lead, as we always have since opening the KING'S PALACE. We shall, as stated, open daily new and beautiful designs of the mostattractive styles ever offered. Remember, all who desire to witness the grandest exhibition of SPRING MILLINERY in Washing- ton. Our OPENING WILL CONTINUE UNTIL SATUR- DAY, INCLUSIVE. KING’S PALACE mar23-5t 814 7TH STREET. AIN IN THE SIDE vbearly always comes from a DISORDERED Liv: mmptiy relieved by, CARTER'S ELVTLe LIVER Pry mar23-tu, th-2t 37 HST: BN. WCholeest Cream, € WV poultry and Veuctablen: eae = etal corre any part of the ‘or ins} all or send_ postal. ES ee (08. J. . BROWN. EW SOLITAIRE! A Game of Fifteen Cerameis. Something New. ¢. C. BRYAN, Grocer, mar23-3t Cor. 15th and J sts. n.w. QPRING OPENING WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Mancu 2¢ra AND 257TH, AT MRS. C. STRATTON’S, 205 Penna. ave. 5. ¢. SPECIALTIES For EASTER. . GOOD ROASTED 06 COFFEE. aD AnD i SUP, 1143 7th Street Northwest. near M. A. HABLE, Axt. 8 Goods delivered to all parts of the city free of charge. mar23tal5 NVABLE WARE, CHINA. GROCEE aay WA cu TLERY SLATED WARE, Al HOUSEFURAISHING GOODS, EDDY'S REFRIGERATORS. M. W. BEVERAGE, (Late Webb & Beverldge,) mar?3 No. 1009 Pa. ave. DF GOODS AT LOW PRICES. Te 4 White ee Sheeting: best makes, 35 and 40c. hams, 10, 1234, 15c. ht Pl ‘Woolen. Bae . aes Geshmmere, 50, £2140. sole and San All;wool Bunting, full-width 35 arual ries 311. > Plaid Musling, 1 Lieto 50c., old pi ‘ Best Sileei ‘aig We have the this market— «Boston comfort Gorset" ‘Churdron's Waist Gorseta, “all fizes, same make. See them and be convin GEO. J. JOHNSON, mar23 ‘713 Market Space. HE DESIRE_OF EVERY HOUSE- is to obtain staple articles that are GOOD, CHEAP ae UNIFORM. ‘These three charrctoristics have BURCHARD’S CANNED COFFEE @ household word in Washington, and these same characteristics are doing the same thing for BUROHARD'S NEW MIXED TEA. All Fine Groceries at BURCHARD’S, mar23 Pa. ave. and Four-and-a-half st. ee jy EW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 PERUSEDY ANIA AVENUE. The Aletioratnin palities a our SHOES are CELLENCE OF MATE! = EXC EGR NCE OF ise i TNESS: Be FIT, DURABILITY AND MODERATE OOST. SPRING GOODS DAILY ARRIVING. Ratios Bronchs Kid Boots, French Ladies’ 3-strap Sandal Slippers, Ladiee Siippers from... Gent's Haw: sewed Strap Shoes. Gent's Congress or Button, from: Gent's French Galf Hand-made Boo Children Shoes of all 1088. kin GEO. McCARTHY. Ss VAS ANY, PARTY IN B&B GOODS OF EQUAL BEING AGENTS FOR, NO ONE, AND OUR STOCK sa) FOR, WE HAVE INDUCE- MENT TO FIRST-CLAS:! ODS, LOWER PRICES Huan Orden ave SELA- ING AN INFERIOR AR’ F GOODS IN THIS LINE GAN PURGAA GE Paro) HU! Gi) BU ! ARE SUITED 10 THEIN TASTES ER OM THE CHEAPEST TO THE MOST EXPENSIVE, ALL OUR WORK RAR ANTERD: SENTED, “AND A LARGE. AND. INCREASING BUSINESS 11 Is due’ BEST REFERENCE WE ABOUT APRILIOTH. UR SHALL BEMOVE TO Sh ee ae OMS, No. 1425 NEW EDWARD CAVERLY & CO., mar23-3t Masonic Temple. NS hed oN SXETEITION {Ng 626 KRITER'S FREE ART Re diene AND STORE, treet. Choice on Pavin ings, Chromos, &c. Also, larkest stock of Bavcr Hatigine, Window Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas- sels, Rings, Nails, &c., in the Dis [a penis Casi. Please remember Name and Number. #23-6m Ss NOTICE. RE CHANGE FOR ENTERPIST ENGAGE IN fy BUSINESS” MENTO A few Vacant Stands in the New W: Market, between “th an ad oun tn its tae wl fants at 20 per cent. disco from the established rates, when paid for in ade rap roping Lives — in sae New York or B: IREES, SEEDS, ) FLOWERS, &c. Mase ho nor ra Small ike 4 aes Baetahs oxpameptatTre, = gare aad eg hia = ou tte Ss ae ipesigns for funerals, &e. varying in tee ursory ae Pit, Seeds an Fibwert at lowe nines marl6-co8t_ 622 7th Pong Se THE REASON DREXEL'S VIENNA Bi} gOL0GNE yt tle ‘compound of rich and rare odors. or Fragrance, Strengeh and Duravitiy it ta raat, richness and ee a Bees Per- retail -5 250., B0e., at, 6c. 280. cs Coenen ey se marl8-1m,2p, 2c ie ae Eo- rad pC IT PEASURER AND ASSESSOR'S OF- FICE, WastiNoton, b.C.. March 22, 1380. ‘Notice is ven, That ficenses issued to Commercial fiers, and Prvince Deal- will expire on’ tho ist’ day of ‘March, 1900, Sud mua be promptiy renewod a desiring to continue business. DODGE. BOBT. mar22-6t ‘Treasurer and pee D.o. AXHIBIT OF CLASS Wo In WUOD CARVING and neg RK. KENSINGTON AuT, NEKDLEWOKK, on , EBLD. and SATUBDAY SS ALICE et tcer - = mar22 4t* Room 99, Corcoran Building. Fo. BILIOUSNES: Fok J EN DIGESTIO} HEADACHE AND HEARTBUBN, PI USE earns VEG! eee Oat EHARTIC AND 1880 I have just received my STOCK OF SPRING CLOTHING, SPRING! Gonsisting of fine Worsted and Granite Sloth ae ce A also in Cutaway Costa Ghevne and Cassimere Suit: Licht Colored Cassi- Buits, Blue Fi: el Yacht Cloth suits, in frock and sack: Worsted, Licht and Datk Colored Pants for dress and business. Also, a very large sesortment of seen AND CHILDREN’S SUITS. above ans onl: fo cf moods: received. Want rt mention on aa ing my. I have taken iz my, stock the CHOICEST GOODS Sab outa ones aa {iatinfied that noone oF ated theespoods a” - ae Poe pes PRICES, can fore a ASTONISHING LOW PRICES. ‘To be convinced of the truth of this asiertion, a cordial invitation is extended to all to visit’ my "es" tablishment. A. STRAUS, THE POPULAR CLOTHIER, 1011 Pennsylvania Avenue, mar?2 Between 10th and 11th streets. SEER CATs: 20,000 BUSHEL’ FANCY SEED-OATS, VERY Low, ar WM. M. GALT & C9,’ Corner Ist st. and Indiana a’ mar22 Near B. and 0. Depot. AS FIXTUBES! GAS FIXTURES: ‘A splendid opportunity is now offered to those in want of GAS FIXTURES. the celebrated goods of Mosars. Mitch- Co., LOWER than those of inferior class Tam selling ell, Vance this market. offered ‘my foods are handled by practical men and {Pidase call and examine the largest and most mi call and © - nifloont display of Gas Fixtures south of New York. E. F. BROOKS, S32 1th st., mar22 Corcoran BUILDING. Bre UT's GRAND OPENING oF PARIS BONNETS AMD ROUND HATS. ALSO, THE MOST ARTISTIC SELEOTION OF FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS, &c., ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Mancu 24TH AND 25rH, 1830, To which the Public is invited. 1. L BLOUT, mar20 -3t ‘710 Seventh Street n.w. WANTS. —_——=— FOR RENT AND SALE. — —=——— W4NTED-COMPOSITOR, at No. 905 7th st. WARTED-A coed TAILOR. 919 Git et aw, between T and Witmine, ware <7 eR ee ply ta Bes er, soe Teh et aris-3t \—Five coat DERSGNAREES Cuatnen APPRENTICES. Call at 409 11th stn iw Wisin COOK and House GIRL. CEA BARBER’S, 511 Maple ave., LeDroit Park. Waxtriak BUSINESS WOMAN as Agent; eigbt dollars s week snd commission os ctar~ peteng person. Address Box 6, Star office. WASTED Competent NURSE: German yre- able to sew aad take charge of twocbildren. Apply at 1301 Mass. ave. ‘ANTED—By a respectable white woman a SIT- ATION as cove, washer nod Iroper. of to do neral housework; best reference. Address Bor 19, Star office. mar23-2t* ANTED—To ee Tews pe of from firat- glase fowls. Address, mr stdling pr priest per er doeen, 1228 ANTED A colored WOMAN as cook, to go wate fi ; wood refe vy north ferenices re- ‘Apmis st 1514 H st., between the hours of Mangia mar23-8t* hit er) Colored MEN to make Railroad Cross Ties. es. Apply 2 at JOHNSON'S Tunnell House, Nave Yard, mureday, 25th. GEORGE = iT eS or three Unfar- niched ROOMS suitable for housekeeping, First Ward. Addiess, stating price, J., 1’ 1100" ‘om ave.n.W. mhar23-2t* ANTED—Experienced SALES -LADIEX. WINDOW DRESSER, and 1 young, MAN for gent’e furnish best “rofor- ence required. alain Rove 1117 Pa.’ ave. cme FeauiredPalats Boval. 1107 Ps. ave. ANTED—! =i ¢ a respectable young Girl PLACE to do chamberwork, sewing, nursing oe will ing to do general housework in a small f: @ es for two days L. W., Goo P.O. WwW; NTED—By gentlemar, wife and cfffia, pars juruithed suite of RUOMS, suited, ) with or without Board; bath, ete., commu- nicating with suite; southern expostire preferred within few minutes walk of Interior Department: Answer, stating terms. Address Box 80, Siar ot mai . ANTED—PHOTOGRAPHER, OOPYIST. Ap- we ply immediately at 918 F ae at WANTED-AL Bo No. 1 1 Soldiers’ Home, » white woman COOK. factory refe S_ DEPARTMENT STAMPS in Foreign Stamps or cae oA BRly WER eile 000 SUITS of aa cee CLEAN at 1003 F st.. one door from 10th st. Price, only $1.50 per suit. Very best work ANTED—By a young Girl a SITUATION in a private family as chambermaid or nurse; food nelere noe a ven. Inquire at No. 1714 Lat. n.w. mar: ANTED—A SITUATION by a respectable white Girl as a regular laundress or good plain ggok and general housework. Call for two days at 2229 Boundary st., opp. W st. mar22-2t" Wrirsst son table white WOMAN as es cook, washer and ironer, to go five miles the country. Apply at No. 216 0 st. n-w. Waste anns TO KNOW that they can have entire Paver Suita trimmed: perfect fit guaranteed. Madam GRIPPEN'S system of cut- ing taught. 1298 Fst. zat NTED—By a lad; iat d address, a 8! Wtition ta Neuen ‘of Oonfechonety et store; ue not an object. Call or address 444 Q ein . mal we ‘TED_—Colored WOMAN to cook, “wast and iron: must come with first-class recommen tions. Call. at southwest corner Bridge and Bick ste., Georgetown. G. T. DUNLOP. mar22-3 We eae of all sorts. “Those in need of Servants furnished free of charxe. “People’s Intelli ” Room 24, Federal pu Dy Bi, cor: 7 ‘and F. sai E. PRICE & GO. yANTED A SITUATION to teach small chil- pe assist in sowing, housshsep- ing, & ey a sit ion or comp aHOR and help an aged lady. @ is more an object than Teferanves Bivens Aatvees sn you” eae Fane BVO ae Waiman Lawyer of experience both IP in an es: North and South, PARTN! tablished Law Office, or with a Lawyer who has some enptiat to ope fo open an office in this city. Address EQUI mar20-3t* NTE. ae by Gentle Dogar at, iy quiet young: Gentle lemas rell-furnis ry ‘enutht , without children id 14th ; sto grate.” Address, JH We an 8 4 Btar office. ee imar0-3t* ONE PRICE, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. OPENING OF SPRING MILLINERY, ON MONDAY, MARCH e224. WE WILL OPEN AN ATTRACTIVE AND FINE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. WE HAVE ENGAGED THE SREVICES OF A FIRST-CLASS FRENCH MILLINER OF LONG EXPERIENCE AND EXCELLENT ‘TASTE, FORMERLY WITH MADAME VIROT, IN PARIS. ALL OUR DEPARTMENTS WILL BE FOUND FULL OF FINE GOODS, IN LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENTS, AND UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE PRICES, WILL BE OFFERED. WE INVITE ‘THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON AND VICINITY TO INSPECT OUR STOCK OF GENERAL DRY GOODS. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & OOCHRANE 705 MARKET SPACE. ONE PRICE. mar20 Sone! ‘ED AT LAST, 13, sae 44, ees ANY idress on receipt of 10c. Os! a Ny 1200 Pa. ave. mar20-3t* PRING GOODs. WN IMPORTATIONS. MED now BEADY BOt INSPECTION. 35 P mane ave enna. 5 Sees RIDING HABITS orden @ specialty. Ne OURE, NO PAY.—Pels Corn Solvent. Sure cus for hard or ert Pars without pain. 25¢. GIESLE! © Agent for Dist District, ct ot Columbia. 1021 7th psn LS Ss IHICKEN FEZD. CHICKEN FEED. 2,000 BUSHELS WHEAT, ee en sere & Cissel’s fire, willbe sold 8. C. McDOWELL, marl6-Im Ast and D sts. n.w. ETERINARY MEDICI EPOT. SPECIALTIES. oe 2 me THE VETERINARY MEDICINE DEPOT, 400 aera nw. Colic Medicine for Hi ate for Horses. Tonic saa semen for nore ar Horses. ‘Medicine for Cattle, ‘Shoop, marily" {OBT. SMITH, V.s. OODRUFF’S | FOR FILING LETTERS, TLE HOLDERS | voucHERS, DEEDS, FOR -FILE ROOMS, OFFICES, VAULTS, SAFES, DESES, &c. WILLS, PAMPHLET, &o., ko. SALES ROOMS AND MANUFACTORY, mar20-s,tu,th,2m_ 705 and 707 9th st. n.w. PECoBATED EASTER EGGS. N. W. BURCHELL} 1333 =, | Neen OF REMOVAL. EOUNG & MIDDLETON, REAL ESTATE AND INSUBANO! BROKERSY HAVE REMOVED TO wuara0-3t «=: 2490 New Korkave. ter diy Benatar & usta patented aide Cal at. VAR CULLEN: 380s, bree w, Samples Wee To Rent—Good DWELLING- HOUSE, about 8 rooms, furnished or unfur- piahed, No chilar dren. cers aust be reasonable. mom Good ‘Beare, aidone te terms a and 'soalitye Bone iS tar r19 Ott Wir ans of all kinds, = other hele. Familia furnished ied at short notice free saree Se on He le ee Wk nT LAND WARRANTS and ND SORT. a aVAN Roi 43 and 44, Le Droit puaise: oe iar ‘ANTED—You ‘choose SEW- oe Mee ag a southiia. se Tepairing & specialty. Mo- 8t.n. Ww. Wee earerktay. soa é avenue 5.w. apd Fe. ie s,OF, Messrs. Go., 1320 WANTED Sera OARPET OLEANING. Al work guaranteed. At OHAOE'S, 616 Louiri ans mara9 BOARDING. OR RENT With or without BOARD, two or three ROOMS, ‘at 507 Est.n.w. ; references ex- changed. mar20-lw* ‘Neatly-furnished ROOMS, on sec- venient to cara. ‘Table BOARD. FS, RENT ‘Furnished E00. Mi good BOARD, family. We Tee ee in a private f1 ly. 305 Ook 2. W. HE TREMONT HOUBE off ROO! Dowie Bret casa Hotel Board, foxes Ce mS and every way bie. miahed, hes HE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9th st.o.w., hist ica dhe eat siaaras now mince, “aE LOST AND FOUND. Lass. 19th, 1880, a BROWN FEMAace OG; answers to the ars Bameof TOP. SHARRIET D, 205 Pa. ave. “OST—Between Febru: Mari ‘ased of trast, for made hy Francis H. es favor of Géor endorsed to J. Ab Ns ins. SARAH M. PI vost. PROFESSIONAL. H. JOHNSTON, ge. Eetoved from 616 Sth st: to 717 ot a ite Calvary Baptist Church. Filan ling apc” ea cots on gol silver. Gas _admi Rev. De Domer and othernee jerate. Heference: Nev VICEABLE FEET BEING REQUI- St reo nese health and rectalnee fhoukends De mages, £70 ITER well-known cetablshment’ posits Willard’s Hotel, for ‘relief from and | avoldanes 0 of Bunions, Chilblat x Chilblains, fais, cular ‘Excresences and other ailments of th feet. Established 1861. Office fee, Bi por vist it. mare a : WEISEEBOEN, Dentist, removed to 410 11th . CELLULOID TERTH inserted opens on ae Hracting, 60 conta. monsble Prices. Exe sag i M8, BROWN, DENTIAN, No, 725 lara STeEEs, over Simms’ D: trous Oxide given for the Ree ns tion of Teeth. Each Tooth $1 Arti! ‘Teeth of every kind inserted. © All Attent 3 ion ie peli to Sue pte vl cand cane tent fe pleasant and conventen location of this office. ‘Three lines of cars pass the door. sepl . T. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST Bem rod woo itheast ith deserts tant Soemer Th ana SR my pina a he, cee 7th ews ‘between Tand K ; Teeth eer it Sore CLAIMS, CUSTOMS, INTERNAL REVENUE xD LAND CASES SETTLED. J. AMBLER SMITH, ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW, Sth and D Sts. n.w. ee WAVES, eo ARGS aw, ‘gummer Cpe) ee poNaers BOUND and WED) March ana A niara0- oe FoBest TREES OF AUSTRALIA. BUCALYPTINE. ‘Totlet use, —— &e. g GLEAN AND AGREEABLE If USE. Forsale by all Druggists. Price 25 cents. marl?-Sm* FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘OR (RENT 922 ith aguas, furnished, for one or two youre. iuae sd oe 908. PennayTvania sve. ap SO WILLER ave. RUOFF. ud ato K RENT—2215 A et nw. now HOUSE a mw rooms, bulb, Ren O- WITMER, 1018 ‘Meakaytiae Fs RENT—The desirable and w_ll located DWELIAS H st. n.w., fronting Ponn- igivanin ave. of W. C. MILBU! 39 Feansy mai Bris Se 0 Desutiful larze .OOMS, f ished or unfurniahed ; Drivate family. 119 ey near Thomas circle Heferentes exchanged mnoaersee m23e02 {OR RENT—Four Tafurniebed ROOMS, sais ble for light housekeeping: A ce for a small fomily wi dren. “Apply 4 a £1480 jorcor mar?2 Fe: ear PARLOK and BEDROOM, om floor, gic Peek WOON suite; handsomely furnished. , central and plessant | catitns i stew. ero RK SALE_BRIGE PRELLINGS Te, 17H 005 ‘No. 1743 13th st. + No. 1826 Vacant Lote, 2b Be: . Ge HESTER: “gio tenet mar22 Fe KENT—PARLOE AND BED-ROOM, fur. nished, second floor. Apply 1224 F st. m20-6t" FOR BENT HOUSE. modern improvements. WHEATLEY BE08., corner 7th st. and Rhode island ave. mar20-3t Fe RENT—Ten-room modern HOUSE, a con- veniences, central location : 618 Hst. ; rent_mod- erate. Apply 806 E st., or, MARB & ‘BYRNES 605 adbauire Fon RENT Pipe COUNTRY REFTAGE wen pear =a, os in pete or, Sy cha je ireon, tie rent w will be by permone geairous, of, Be RENT—A email FLACE of about, 4 scres just west of the city. New barn and house whetiag ine «f_ water. Just euited for dairy busi- HF. DAVIS, 531 15th st. -3t* Fa RENT, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI- are: AND ay AUOTION: ea issued orTHOs ©. AVAGGAMAN, 519 7th st.n.w. m20-3t* Fre RENT—Three or four Unfurnished ROOMS, second floor; suitable for, light housekeeping: modern improvements. #9 and 810 per month. fhauise 136 F st. n.e., Sherman Row. mar20-3t* ‘OR RENT 2 or 3 unfurnished or | partly far: nithed ROOMS, second floor, cold water; every ‘convenience for ousekeoyi References’ exchanged. 1627 Qonnecticut near Osstle Stewart. inar20. Fos SALE_—Two LOTS, 20x90 fect, north side W 0 ft.» only 60 yards west of 14th it. n. cents per foo! 2 LO’ frontnw cor So feet on on iat St, at 30 cents per iCKER, Second Audit Office, {Shiner Buildings) mat FtOR RENT. From April Ist next a aise — i “COTTAGE HOUSY, 1214 Pennsylvania ay. Gast, with eight rooma, , lane wo wood house, front and back garden, and all ern improvements. In: Quire next doer, or at No. 96 Bridye st. rie: mar20-4,t, th, 3t” son RENT—One of the most elezant RURAL RESIDENCES near this cit ars aniles from street cara; ten-room house, c ground-and stable; magnificent view of tls city: only $18 per month. Apply at 1141 24th st. 10 to 12 o'clock a. OF ae Gy at. Dw. 11 rooms and stable, $2 coms, 815; 2116 11th ef. n. Foamy 3 14th st. 8.w., 6 pcos, ‘BiG: a0 1th rooms; 13130 st. 6.w., 5 rooms, $13; 62 aye. 8.W., STs. oe Wg 79 Hag D st. 8, Naar ot—a0t? ae ee to 2 A. Caxwoop, Bes Bintw. FOES Ae bree ae wR ‘up aud in complete onder, fine cist garage house ‘and stable. @. W. GOOPER, "336 43g a marl7-2w FS SALE—ReasonaBte Ternms—Cottage-built BRICK HOUSE, modern improvements, appeey in one of the best 1 ies: grounds and shrubbe WH: pase the door. siauire Tte- corders Office, City E mari6-2w* IR ee or unfarniseed SUITE; bay window, path, &e. mm third floor. r fervabts need hot apply 1428 Town Girole, m2 VOR RENT—That oe choice four-story E BRIGE une ae 1404 tae . year Be Bly sod bei th: Be Rent ange 22 Fomine, © or 5 yi ae treet [eb23-1m FOR SALE. ‘OR SALE—Seven end re QRS na a pair of matched Blac! » gua from Frederick count county, NOREEN & \OSBOENE’S Stables, 627 ved 629 G st. een c We HANCE. A six-stop solid walnut case 58 ee. OCDE: ORGAN, pone little era for 855 sol 7 SNE Bi NIMMO & CO." 410 Lith st. n.w. BS: Far TOP puaGy: and PHETON, th Pole and Shi 8 flue DRI* VING and SADDLE MAB! il orders for purchasing or disposing of 8 wil! receive prompt attention. and satisfactl mm var- anteod DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 a A ne Fe SALE—Jnst arrived, 16 fine big HORSES. Four Coupe Horses, ‘Two Saddle Horses, Horses; the rest are fine d good Stoppers. Can be seen at JOHN T. HOPKINS. a i ath ie WAGON! » at prices suit th pau und dd exauslng our atodk at 940 Loulang sven, Bazaar 2w. SPATES & HAHN. HAVE ON HAND A FINE is ASSORTMENT OF IARRIAGES of my own maki as Yhstons Bide Bar Bugwi sien: sion-top Phetons, Doctor Bugwios, © Boxes and several Business rasons, a No. 1 second-hand Coupe Rockawa in ‘wood oot i tion, at my factory, cor. 14th aDae new. WM. WaLTE TER. Repairing prompuy attended (0. Le ee ARGE STOOK OF SPRIN List ail Kinds of business. Miya ee for sala cery low on a month coments aac PHOBEY, 31 Pros ; CeOMSIONES mata ‘oR: F SALE-New a ai Seoond- hand CARRIAGES as Jump, Beats, meersice, ‘0} Rocka Bu i, Bee Cy ee iepairing promptly attended to. aig ee HAS ar ort LiO-a6 sth ots bets Diand Bory ne HepORttOry, BALE— ‘of fine PoE ies mOORTNe BIRD OAGES, &c., very_chea) Store, 1183 7th sb.n.w. 8. HAE . £10-2m0" ARTIES ABOUT PUROH Pitz of CARRIAGES “HORSE OR DISPOS 0 | ase ‘will find if to thelr advan tage to call’on me, as I have # constant GANA-; ‘at the Bird- All orders for purchasing or disposing wa il receive promptad attention, yaad sathaeie rg PERSONAL. OTICE.—I will pay no debts contracted in name from snd after jdate ‘March 23, 1880, un less en winen an zoy written ords J.T. CLEMENTS Witt Pondence with owners of aud (in Maryland or Virrinia) containin, es (ouarts “State location and prico per acres bearing: and tends eam le of guar a ‘AKER, Boal Sys Agent nw. yous OF 1 P. M. OF ae ‘at hand ; have no wal ori seen for your confidence Bo chatee your ak ds and with my disoret oe you wil have cause = oe ae ite again, 2 vonce,, as I leave town ame ENTRE NOUS. ee ae EU RDERSIGHED HEREBY TOREWAEUS) ne from buying three 866.66 each at ‘aud Se in one, wo ane ae eas gt November 1879, » piven by him Leonard. H. THOMPSL Fito tss ot tae (PILES) CURED WTEHOUE the use of the fe. hemember, Fon he Tae ‘6p te rar are cured. aN Gone at. Rw. a tee FOR RENT. Site. For full ust cal or send. for, SEAL TATE REVIEW, mard- Bn Wal Ren. NO Fst. nw. R= ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., St. CLoup BuILpIxa, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. HOUSES AND 8TOR! a So AND STORES FOR RENT in different Call at our Office for the List. HOTSES OF ALL PRICES FOR SALE. and some Gerirable w ansed f Unimproved Ground.“ be Exch LOTS FOR SALE, an‘ aa ‘ TEER SALE. anit when destred money will be SPECIAL coeeeee WILL BE PAID TO PROPERTY ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE. REAL ESTATE BULLETIN ISSUED MONTHLY. mar20 0 IN HAND TO LOAN ON IMPROVED | Seay wel ioented Addrees, giving full Yarticulars, W. H. B., Star office. ANTRD—8000, one year, 8 per cent in ad- ‘auce As security will assign oe. Po of Lite Tnsurance. “Addrees to F. 8. “i » Star OR SALF_Desirable hess Fe Count i HOME, near Washington. Baltl- oe eho re Fi eee to and fro A : ea ret joulare, W CALVERT & GOce Bainore oe ardocinn VOR SALE. very desirable three. story and basement Brick pwELLt ING, ten romns, all modern imvrove- mee on, 1th et. nw with corner Lot 38 feat front, and parkinx attached. Will sell with or without corner Lot at low figures and ff casy terms, oF wille: pane for Honse on oan at., bet. Rew Fork ave, 3 SSI € ENNIS mar23-6t 1339 F at. r $% 000 IN HAND TO LOAN OS REAL Es- TATE, at 7 percent. ORAECES w. a ies mar22- = Wa ON ADWELLING WORT W trom Hho t0 8.000. YOUNG & MIDDLETON, mar22-3t 1430 New York ave ‘OR RENT—By B. O. HOLTZMAN, Beat Esta18 AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 16th and F streets northwest. 23 1036 st. n.w., 17 rocins and bath. Fur. house, F st. 612 Pa. ave. n. Fuchouse, yw Hai, 90 ‘ur. house, 0.W.H st. 5 TEAS aa Imake no charge to landlords for advertist: ing thet property, and keep it before the public constantly. Ihave Tae or ne aa finest building sites in the city for sak in every section at prices from $1,000 to 860,000. Now is the time to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, mar20 10th and F sts. n.w. UVALL & MARR, 004 Fstreet. 4006 M n.w.,10 rooms, n-4 n. m 907 9thn.e, 6 « 10:00 FOR SALE—An 8-rooin Howse, mod. imps. , bay window nd celles, op, Columbia st-- near 0 n.w-» let 20x100, 4 500. new. 3 stories,3 bay win- town mod. hres 5 marl9 Also a list of oe eae For ie at this office. ae Betare A GENT, marl6-t,th&e6t ore Both and Tate: now. A. McINTIRE, Beat EsTaTE BRoxen, No. 918 F street, opposite Masonic Temple. sums always on hand to E. A. MoINTIRE. OB RENT— ae LOORCORAN. BUILDING, Oppo: 8. Treasury, 15TH STREET. Fine ae lcs Rooms—sin ‘ly or communi- cating for Sasiuese Or digs, etc, Wate losets opevery. ‘hoor, Elevator and steam heat. Dark ark rooms £0 is for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. ‘OR SALE—Beautiful BUILDING tit Ee a Tote Circle and Rhode Taian svous, sou: ‘square feet of ground. ery iti ta veri ble TRIANGE bounded b; New amas scon ie ony B10 a maar fet of land, and is entirely FOR RENT_Handso! Siena magne BU ING, fac- TLD! py Fenaeyivante s venue, He meee ‘14th st. n. w. ; suit- S ATORES and OFFICE FORRENT 1016 15th st mw, 8 desirable thro- story, nine- pau Lung. FOB RENT—1504 Caroline st.n.w., new si BEOBRENTS 6 st-n.W., Dew six-room THOS. J. FISHER & 00., 1223 F street northwert. BOOKS, é&e. marl2 D APPLICATIONS FOR LOA Ge ESTATE SECURITY, IN 8UMS FROM $2,500 TO At 7 per cent interest, can be expedit Apply to sa, JOHN BULL, mar22-6¢ Room 29, Oorcoran Building. ‘OR SALE—A complete DRUG STO} Galleon Dusiness. Terms <_<: or a short tthe corner of 12th and Q'sts. ——-mar20-3t J ANTED—@3,000_ at 7 per cent. Firet Clase Teal estate securit; No commission. ‘Audrese, Box il, mar20-3t* Star office. CASH, AND DESIBABLE BUSINESS or iertdence Property northwest will be f rable unencumbered Building ‘Lote. Star office. NE-HALF OF A LARGE OFFICE it OMT rok t Building for rent “hep we good party. Apply to mar20-6t JOHN T. ARM. Fok SALE-Handsome Jewelers SHOW 2 feet. Also, two Walnut WALL GA\ Willecll cheap. Apply 409 12th st.n.w., a next dose to Pension Office. ‘OR SALE—GROCERY aii aToce FP tties, centrally loomed and none =a business; first-class bargain. Teasons fer sellin: ‘Addreas Box 103; tar office: mmarid ae" ‘OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—TROUT RUN HOTEL, with Furniture and Farm; qxocione bnsiness. Also, ¥ARM in Tennessee, with springs, 5000 acres in Kentucky ; Texas 640 acres. Good ti- JOHN WIGHTMAN. Trout Run, Ba. pe. LOAN, = & MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In Svs To Surr, At 6, 7 and 8 per cent. No Delay When Security is OU R. O. HOLTZMAN, _mar20 th and F sta. nw. FOE SALE oR Sree FOR CITY PROP- ERTY—The VILLA at Point Loo} ig seven rooms, with seven lots in fine condition. Also, FARM, containing about forty-three acres, situated at "the Washington & Ohio Junction: fifteen minutes ride from rraloek good dwelling and gutbuildings, suited for stoc market gar ce Ato pUNGANSO aie aicta rom Weel mn, 134 miles from lepot im Alexandria, on Leesbirs Pike, containiny 30) acroa in ood state o} vation: improved by Brick Dwelliug, Stableand outbuitiings; aes Ofc every variety of fruit, and_never-failing Spring: ‘This Farm can be bought cheap on easy term traded for city property, and is well ited for busi ness men or office holders, as trains and boats run constantly during the di aay: Estate Agen mar20-3t Cornet Toth and & riots. y ‘ONEY TO LOAN— $100,000 TO LOAN, Tn amounts to suit, at 6 per cate interest, on first-class gilt t ede real estate sec ity. B. i WARNER, 916 F st. n.w. Fe SALE Stock, Fixtni Good Will and ‘Lease of an old-establishea Who id Re- ICE CREAM and CONFECTIONERY ESTAR. TREES T, doing a fair busin Reasons for eelling, oe in Spother| business.” Address Box 14, a ir Offi marl5-2wt* marl 7 HOME =aE t in MEM. 4 and 5 rooms cack wood tote Eth anaittnatene: 900 to 3200-eniall cash ania $16 monthly. WM. F. HOLTZMAN. 1321 n.W. j|ALE_Good Will, Stock and = of a Pee eres Divine ‘AND LUNCH ROOM doing a business of 825,000. year ; central location ; Drone fogerty evicted myzhout, 6 city case ing Adare ‘Box 61, Star ‘office. marI3-e06t* UTIFUL COUNTRY PLAGE FOR SALE— Ame Hyattsville, ‘Md., on the Baltimore and Ohio five minutes wal from the depot. Tt consists of Es three-fourths of an acre o! Erov e Huse was Dalit now within twe yea has all conveniences. isa rare chance PevGR ho wants a cheap suburban home. 1.P. LIBBEY, 432 7th st. n. | Pa ene eee) aoe is offered in a handsome | three-sto ey Press Brick RESI- DENCE, with brownstone trimmings, on M st., pear Connecticut ave. ; a. property new. substantially built; 12 rooms, bat ot and cold water, butier’s Pantries, closets, and i beantu'y finished through- ati price $6. \d Back Buildi on etn modern lern conveniences, snd t in in parfect order, Ic Seis an ally: pric Brice 9,600 terns to's Kova WOK, well located, for 1, na 820 permonth. HOUS! ae Joe SEs "Titles ‘a = PPIy 10) g. BURFORD & 00. mari 702 E at. n. 50,000 TO LOAN, In Sums to Suit, On Brit EsTaTe SEcunRrry. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., mat aw 1223 F st. n.w. 10 LOAN Stoo 650, Oda 900 Resaoy 323 dss street aot ETON AL. : jfescher of PLANO, ORGAN J.¥ 1. Particular attention eo bee Sore wiahing 2 bs be gual Tee feb26- ; aie LE NEWEST BOOKS. All the Magazines for April. EASTER CARDS of the latest designs. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, Successors To Monvy Bros., mar20 1015 Pa. ave., cor. 11th st. yet RECEIVED —A new supply of EASTER CARDS and EASTER EGGS. EASTER ans ron EASTEK EASTER DS and EASTER EGGS. Avery LARGE TapOnTme on hand this year, in- cluding designs from all the manufacturers. is NEW, oe ‘The Reader's Hand-book, by E. Oral Deformities, by Bin Kinga megs Patent Case Index, le, Schouler's Bailments, including Oarrier Prayers and Hyn.nals in cases and separ w. Lae & 0. H. MORRISON, Law ESELLEES AND STATIONERS, marl9 475 Pa. ave. EAS' SSE! 4sree CA ied CRo s, Assortments Ranga tbe Marcus Ward's and Hil- ceneimers EASTER A novelty. Loe ates Miss it. Sabbath School Osrds, Birtiday Gards. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, marll 428 7th street. EAst== CARDS. _ BANNERETS AND STANDARDS, In Nickel and Bronze. PANELS AND EASELS. PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMNALS, In Sets and in Cases, ail Styles of Bindings. COBRESPONDENCE CARDS. PAPETEBIES, Latest Styles. ¢4MES J. CHAPMAN, marll Merzororrran Booxstons, 911 Pa. aves PIANOS AND ORGANS. QS TLRED FUANOS.—Richest honors Paris Bx- Sy eeeaenOne Sexes ours tre conn PE ae A | PH ‘Will be closed out at once, ware. font ae Botwoon Gand fs. ROFESSOR LARROQUE, 728 13th st., nat Pie ‘Tnstructor, sraduate of Sorbonne Uni gers. Waris Private instruction in all the French branches and niceties. “Jerms moderate. feb21-Sw* ce ee ‘Tuesday, Wed- ipadvanes. LATIN WN FRENOE, eas peration fer thot eae AFLY aM v0 Sth batrect ‘and idioms ‘orally. practically it. invited on ays, at 8% DP. ma. hie tor business, COAL AND WOOD. NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL and ee ‘WOOD was awarded to us over all competitor STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th ana Penna. avenue. nov of the land depot, fost of rion offices ao st, a. nw. ; 1418 7th st. Bow. ; werandai Pa.av.s.e. ol SPECULATION.