Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1880, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. WASHINGTON. SATURDAY............ March 27, 1880. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. The Evening Stor 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 ossie Move Against the Wash- ington Monument, We hope there ts no truth in the report that the committee on public buildings and grounds Propose to bring ina bill to appoint a joint com- mittee, to sit during the recess of Congress, for the purpose of seleciing a plan and mattog ar- rangement~ for the completion of the Washing- ton monumeni. A step of this character is hostile to the construction of this long-delayed work, is a reflection upon the committee for the District of Columbia in the House, now charged by the House with this matter, and means a Sus- pension of present operations, and a plunge into the sea of rival designs and most cos*ly monu- ments, with the hopes of bringing up from the eep some other design to take the place of this imposing obelisk. It means that no effort 1s to be spared to prevent the completion of the present, monument, or of any monument, what- ever; for from the well-known excessive cost of the architectural designs suggested,—from three to five million dollars,—it is quite certain none of them will be adopted. :The determination to complete the national * Washington monument was settled by Congress in the act of August 2d, 1876, and not one of the numerous reports, by special or regular commit- tees in elther branch of Congress, from the time the corner-stone of the existing structure was taid to the present moment, has been adverse to its completion. We have personally examined the work now going on upon the monument, and are convinced that every obstacle to the successful ccmpletion of the obelisk has been overcome by the joint commission having the work in charge; and we feel sure if the general sentiment of the people of the country could be consulted it would insist upon pushing the shaft to completion with as little delay as possible. Certainly the people who selected the design for, and have built what is now existing of this monument, would not be inclined to stultify themselves by pulling down their work, or by covering it with an Italian campaniie, —_-+-—___ The action of the regular democratic state committee of New York yesterday shows that “filden’s hold upon itisas firm asever. Only ‘three members manifested any sort of opposi- tion to the carrying out of Tilden’s plans. By its course in referring the entire duty for which it was Called together—the selection of time and place for holding a state convention—to a sub-committee the committee betrayed Its fear of the antl-Tilden sentiment. This was an un- usual proceeding, and it was done to prevent ‘Tammany from carrying out its threat of hold- ing astate convention atthe same time and place. If Tilden has the grip upon his party in New York that 1s claimed .by his friends why need he fear an opposition convention? The call must be made public, and no doubt John Kelly will follow it immediately with a call for the assembling of his friends, “They nfanage these things better in France.” In Paris, the moment the surface of a street is broken workmen are set to work repairing it, almost before it has become fairly noticable to passers by. In tact, repairers are kept con- Stantly in the fleld there, generally doing a jarge part of their work at night. Thus it is that the streets of that city are made the stand- ing admiration of the world, and kept so, too, at a minimum of cost in money as well as at a minimum of inconventence to trave! and busi- ness. In Washington, on the other hand, the rule seems to be to let a break in the street sur- face get about as bad as it well ean before tak- ing it in hand. A forcible illustration of this policy may be seen at the turn from Pennsylva- ‘ia avenue into Fifteenth street, and dlong that street to New Yorkavenue. There is no telling how many carnage springs have been iujured or how many wheels wrenched in this particu- lar much-traveled locality, but the damage of that sort must already be considerable; and the repair to the street itself; which at first would have required little or no outlay, will presently cost quite a round sum. Other places in the city may be nearly or quite as bad as this spot, but it ts referred to as an easily seen specimen ot what is complained of. Whether the authorities or the street contrac- tors are directly to blame for this state of things, we do not know. Nor ts tt material, But what is apparent and material ts the fact that this practice fs not good administration nor true economy. Layin aside all questions of how the comforts and rights of the people are affected in the matter, there is no branch of public or private economy where the old adage that “a stitch in time saves nine” applies with 0 much force asit does to the care of streets and roads. —__-++e-___— ‘The Cincinnati Commercial says that Stanley Matthews and Judge Taft are the ‘‘great Grant Men” in that corner of the state, but it does not think they will work well enough together to carry Hamilton county for their candidate. Itsays: “We understand perfectly the opposi- tion to Sherman here. It isin the ring that has been fastened upon us for some years, and 1s composed of members of both political parties allied for the purpose of making personal profit out of public affairs.” It says, further, that the democrats are “Grant men until he is nomina- ted,” and they will aid in helping along the boom. The Commercta/ flatters itself, however, that the exposure of the scheme will assure its defeat. ae ‘There is no prospect of an alliance between the democrats and greenbackers in Connecti- eut. The latter refuse to listen to any proposi- ton of the kind, even from their own party. They have deposed Alex. Troup, about the ablest greenbacker in the state, from their State committee, because he advised a union with the democrats tn the approaching elec- tion. The greenback-labor party seems deter- mined to playa lone hand in the presidential game, and the rapid manner in which their numbers have declined during the last year or ‘So indicates that there will be but few mourn- ers over their fate. It will strain the party machinery to find followers enough to compose electoral tickets In all the states. An attempt will be made to bring the inter- state commerce question before the House next week. Mr. Reagan intends to offer his bill as a substitute for the Henderson bill, providing for a commission to investigate the subject, and he (Reagan) believes his bill will be passed, not- withstanding the adverse action of the com- merce committee. Speeches for and against the measure will be made by a number of members. There are 115 new advertisements in THE ‘Star to-day. Mothers with eae nursing children, ull gure the chita i emselves by taking CARTERS. LITTLE LIVER PILLS 4 are as amall as Homepathic pellets, and as easy (0 ecybody likes them. mar21-s, tu, 2t UPPEE, AT THE, AGED WOMENS’ HOME, 8 Benoit or ure the poreag Societe A NORDAys and PUES a 90th. Lunch TUSSD, rout Supper 25 cents. mar27-2t" FLE ‘FED BIRDS Rue Le, RIURDAT EVENING. -Loef- men; Blea, Ladle fee free. Good music pry COATINGS, (TINGS and CHEVIOT! lor inspection: se ; 8. TEEL, LADIES" RIDIFG uanrite Peaee ‘mart Feraes EASTER —W, Ba age g Tune GOUND HATS hie UNTRIW ifs and, BONNETS th rag ee mace srectal srrepemente with i surg the ronan pasa constant strom tna as orm are acigae Nos, 692 and 033 D st. n.w. i ‘ORNER’S MIXTURE WILL and Fever, Ne oe i, it bas no es sale at sheen, nasi at. tor zat ard STOTT & CROMWEL qual seam. 75 cents per bottle. W OXDERFUL BARGALNS. opt 2 wide) BLEACHED SHEETING, ard ae PRE CARS rae une: iL AM S Best CAMERIC, 8c. OA- eae SUITINGS, 12540. —very cheap. Six SPO} K for HIP GORE ran boven, 230. Beautiful PRINTS, be Ail Silk VEILING, 10c,, BLAGK, CASH- reduced from $1 to85c. Beautiful 4-button GLOV! | ite , GOOD: OFLY (EIRST OL. GLASS. Entire per cent less than rices. a DHEAD & CO.'S OLD 3 ‘AND. F st. n. |ALCINED PLASTER. NEWBURGH CAL- sived a. of oink AND GASTING, ELASTER. The New- Plaster wno have is acl teed tobe. the most uniform, plaster inthe tare It is sold wlan 5 id retail WM. ‘GUINAN D, eas’ is Fro has the entire co aor in the Disc ar eis mar27-3t* © ONE THING “eases everybody. Som were content to eta in ih Heaven; Wut baring Yow oes ceptions Tike tl BURCHARD’8 SPECIALTIES, HIS OANRED! COFFEE do give universal eutetection an beth as regards qual- ity, stale sigatiu: and price. BURCHARD'S, mar27 Pa. ave. and Four-and-a-half st. S™ KS, SATINS AND BROCADES, FRoM IMPORTERS AUCTION. Will open on MONDAY a large atock of SILES, SATINS AND BROCADES, Just received from importers’ auctions, Desold at decided Durgaas, “ae wil AT CONNOLLY'S, it Alth street and Pa. ave. lige & BROTHER AVE AN TORS SPRING AND s UMM ER NO VELTIES, Y OH PARIS and LYONS: DiESS FABRIOS. PARASOLS and SUN UM! tos, ‘new styles.” PERINOT'S OFLEDRATED KD GLOV: vrans AND BERLIN WRAPS, JACKETS AND Novelties in FRENCH COTTON GOODS. PRINTED ALL-LINEN BLACK and COLORED SATIN | DE LYON. BUAOK and COLORED Bi BORE, SILKS. ag UMMER SILKS, ‘all ‘ BLACK and COLORED DSArINs. Porine Bia GOODS: and GHENA’ NES. COURTAULDS ENGLISH aa aud VEILS. &e., Ke. Onur stock oe C exh stock is now “unusually attractive,” and an €27--One Price only, marked in Plain Figures." PERRY & BROTHER, Penn. ave., cor. 0th st. Established in 1840. It ERRA COTTA WINDOW CAPs, MANUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST CLAYS. VERY ORNAMENTAL, and in imitation of all kinds of stone, and it as durable. i i Foreale ata heavy discount from former prices. TERRA COTTA VASES, SEWER PIPE, STOVE OROOKS, &c., AT THE LOWEST BATES. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA CO., 401 New Jersey ave., mar27-1m Near B. & O. Depot. ONE PRIC BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. We desire to call particular attention this week to cuscleeant SILK SUITS, MANTILLAS, DOLMANS, CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS, All new and First-Class Goods arriving daily. OUR FINE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Is now complete, and we are prepared to execute ali orders on short notice. MONDAY, MAROH 29. WE SHALL AGAIN OPEN EXQUISITE NOVELTIES IN PARASOLS, THE LATEST STYLES. We have excellent bargains in BLACK SILKS, all popular and reliable Brands. our DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMING NOVELTIES ARE WORTHY OF INSPECTION. OUR LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GooDs will be found EXTRA GOOD VALUE and second to none in quality and assortment. We make a specialty of Linen Sheetings. LOWEST PRICES! WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE 705 MARKET SPACE, WASHINGTON, D. 0. ONE PRICE. mar27 BEST GOoDs: |e CREAM FOR EASTER SUNDAY,. - FUSSELL'S, 2427 New York ave. At mar26-2t,2c2p THE REASON WHY DREXEL'S VIENNA BELL COLOGNE Is the Popular Perfume of the day: Ist. Itisa compound of rich and rare odors. Fraqrance, * 2d. For Strength and Durability it is unexcelled. ‘8d. Its richness and exquisite Delicacy of. Per- fume is a marvel. artigtails at 18c. d can be had of all Drugxists ud Facy Goods Done ia ths Gone A. LILLY, JR. & CO., Props., mar18-1m,2p,2c Baltimore. Q@PECIAL NOTICE. 1E CHANCE R_ENTERPISING MEN TO ENGAGE IN BUSINESS. ‘A few Vacant Stands in the New Washington (or Center) Market, between 7th and 9th sts. n.w., will be Rented to Tenants at 20 per cent. discount see blished rates, when paid for in ad- “SToxTALY RENTAL wiTH Discount oFr: Butchers’ Stalls. * 38: te. eee: ate above rates include gas, Apel &o., and are tum lower than rental charges sPbladdlpbie Now ‘New York or ‘Boston mar ‘marzo 8, tu, th, 2w, 2p2c OBSERVATIONS on “NASAL CATARRH 4mD CATABBHAL DEAFNESS.’ By a late member of the staff of the DNIVERSITY OF NEW YORE. For copies (10 cents), apply to or address DE. WILLIAMSON, feb7-8m 598 13th strect northwest. W. m. WHEATLEY. ° DYEING AND SOOUELNG, @® JEFFEESON ST., Gzozerrows, D. 0. ‘Work called for, and delivered free of charge. Send your eddress. fob? \PECIALTIES FOR EASTER. ire SER CoAT Ry i Ghee y PBB x x EXTEBA QUALEET & BARDE aaae PLY. LY STORE, crate wa aR eee all parts of the cts 28cts 25cte Sets M. free of 5 EMOVAL. BSSEIGER & LIEBERMAN "AT RORERS, | snd agents of of. GERMANIA, Fine | ine. CO. of NEW YORK ha joved to thé Dow office, No. 1418 NEW YORK AVE. OODRUFF’S /|FOR FILING LETTERS, ee VOUCHERS, DEEDS, FOR FILE ROOMS, OFFICES, VAULTS, SAFES, DESKS, &c. WILLS, PAMPHLETS, &o., &o. SALES ROOMS AND MANUFACTORY, mar20-s,tu,th,2m_ 705 and 707 9th st. JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOopDs, Wholesale and Retail. Prices Greatly Reduced Before Removal Our d choice stock of Chin BTsTGale sues Sch aaa We Oriental i Bugs ‘and G: ental "Huge and Oarpe Dinrer Ware, Kioto, , &e., aeaete Rey VISITORS . WELCOMED. A. A. VANTINE & CO., No. 831 Broadway, near 13th St., York. marl0-wks2m New x ee EB BILIOUS! FoR) or Gnertok, POR EAD ACHE AND | SEARTBUBN, USE NATTANS! VEGETABLE OATHA\ ANTE-RIMOUS PILLS. BTICAaD RTHU: \TTANS, Pharmacist, mar22) 14thand and 24 ‘ana? D sts. new. MICHEN FEED. CHICKEN FEED. 2,000 BUSHELS WHEAT, Saved ron Herr & Cissel’s fire, willbe sold ches] ss 8. C. McDO Ist and Dats. n.w. ETERINARY MEDICINE DEPOT. SPECIALTIES, = THE VETERINARY MEDICINE DEPOT, 409 14th aoe new marl6-1m Medicine f for Horses come Linements appropri- lers for Horses, Hoof- Modicine for Cattle, Sheep, Hoe oa Ty, Beira “GOB. SMITH, V.5. LUMBER! LUMBER aeiee Horses, dressinj OUR IMMENSE TRADE SHOWS WHAT LOW PRICES WILL DO. WILLET & LIBBEY, OOR. 6TH 8T. AND NEW YORK AVE. N. W 100 FEET OF THE BEST BOARDS FOR $1.26. THESE ARE THE VERY BEST BOARDS MANUFACTURED, COMMON BOARDS, 100 FEET FOR $1.00. WILLET & LIBBEY. SURER AND ASSESSOR'S OF- ‘WASHINGTON, D.G., March 22, 1880. ereby given, ‘Phat licenses issued to Sclal Agents, Posdlors, and Prociuee Dea er will expire on the ist day of March, and m promptly renewed jesiring business. oo ROBT. P. DODGE, mar22-6t ‘Treasurer and Assessor, D. W. W. SHARPE & CO., PUBLISHERS’ AGENTS, No. 25 Park Row, New York, Are authorized to contract for Advertising in this paper. msr8 Barts OF ALL KINDS TAUGHT TRICKS Sex WO ors a MONEY TO LOAN. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. wo ge: fro, uot ewe tha ‘han 20; dapth ‘trou 60.09 Finearn April 10, dort i027 Vermoat ave. nsat Me ree age Wage oy ere re Pas | Fo asiepe rime ree cmes | "cca rane ownren Wii Sgt SESE TEs ane one me ean LU het. nw. mar27-3t* Wrasneat ioe lam, eae for summer ame Address Box 35, Btar offi uae ANTED_A good CUTTER and FETE iany 2 Arermmealih Foomas would profer a Rew: ork WANTED_WaITE ees wash, os and do general housework in Cae of two. Refi > cence reduireds aired. ADE ly after 1 p.m., 155 ns Witrastanic Sen at 407 =a aril Balas ME} fab ate nw NTED—Five LADIES of taste, to leara a W Pleasant business: 815 week when com petent travel. Room 5, 1331 F at after 16 a.m. mavi-it tached 2 ee ee WANIED_A SITUATION in any of the depart- red do! one hund: ia onth. Bu tive thive hupared delat, Aare e RENCE FOSTER, Star office. ANTED—An ex ienced Bookkeeper di a PERMANENT SITUATION n'a frat-olass 1 references furnished. Address J. we mar27-6t” mee eErED WHITE Lane for ATOR in a mercantile establishmen’ nights and Sundays; must mae the ery Beat of references as to character and capacity and intelli- wenee. Address Box 146, Star office. mar27-6t* ANTED—B; Souple without children, a emall FT CRNISB ED lOUSE, or part of hovee, with southern exposnre. Terms must te moderate. Permanent if suited. References ex- janged. Address PALMER, Star office. mar27-2t" ———— Bhar office mar27-2t" WANZED—A wood-sized STORE and OELLAR on Penna. avenue, north side, between 7th and 15th ets., suitable for a first class restaurant. Best of references furnished. fdatrene atating le locas to, rent, ae full particulars, J.B. L. i rmanent tenant, on th a ofa a HOUR heen im- ere Senate Ait and Sth eee Bone ont he uth fron preferred. F.A.R.,1448 Corcoran st. marai-2t" SNEED Bore —A gentleman and wife de- sire a cheerful, well furnished SUITE, OF ROOMS, southern exposiire, with Boat family, and in the immediate vicinity of 7 Circle corefersed, or overlool equares n.w. refined home required. Permanent if suited. dress Box 95, Star office, giving desci tion and terme. ANTED—A competent DRUG OLERK, Appi W ai Dri Store, Wa end Bete ne ARR ANTED—A STEADY OOLORED Woman toe neral work. Gall after 5 p. m., at N 1219 Penna. ave. mar26-3t ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN or GIRL, to cook and make herself wenerally useful. ° In- quire at 106 Greene st., Georgetown. mar26-2t" ‘WANTED. An ELDERLY COLORED WOMAN Those who ho have sod refgrencan ex 5 pny betwee the hours of 9 and 4, at 725 20th st. 'mard6-at Wises Tak copies of Te WHITE HOUSE, March 6th, to fill orders from west. Call at office, 621 E mar25-3t* NTED — Fee —An_ experienced WHITE MAN, to work in Dairy business and cats Ge aon aa wagon. Apply Mt. fcaaae D.O. We eS —Families furnished a SER- VANTS free of charge. If you can’t come end postal cards "people's Intallirenca, Otiea,” idine, 0) i Ente & 060" eh an as Se ANTED-A REGISTERED PHARMACIST: one competent to take charge of business if necessary; state age, experience, where last em- ployed and salary expected. PHYTO, Star office. Due large ROOM or OOMB, comiinunteating, fu ished and all modern tmprovemonta, sourheyn ox. posure: between F and L and 12th and 17th sta. n. ferme moderate. Address8., Room ner mi Sen 1 CANVASSER on J. Young's , Around tt ee \ eae aes General Grant? iow Wi will positively not not be issued. AM’N NEWS 00., . B. Dept., 34 St. Cloud Building. mar25-3t BENT Unfurnished ROOMS our ‘Sank H. SQUIER & CO.. Bankers, 1816 Ponneyteaata ave., opposite Willard’s Hotel. on RENT—SALOON PARLOR BEDROOM: zy handsome, with oil ti new rumnitare in the thsurpassed locality of S21 921 G st. Eocene weer Poa ppoeorerie Non but ol ar brivate family need apply. Address A. W. Sevstar FE RENT—Sulb: of ROOMS with ea it desired, in a private faunily. ni only. "References Tequired.” APrly Taf Vormont a large and hand- Second and third Teferences, ex- IR RENT—1329 Fat. p.w. somely-furnished ROOMS on ith southern exposure; BR REN iT—A es furnished Front RUOM on first floor, south exposure, suitable for two Perwons. No. 805 H st. n.w., one square north of tent office. mar2 “Bt (OR RENT—Two ni furnished communi- Fy Cating ROOMS, ali modern con ces. Rent Parties without children. de ia Fe RENT—OFFIOE DESK-ROOM and DESK in a pleasant office, with use of private rear office, second floor, room 4, 1427 F st. mar. ‘OB See Gea a on second floor, one OCR eae ‘Tort ao \ one ern amn- rats tack suitable for light housekeep| ea.ce floor. ‘1203 H st. nw Pine maria R_ RENT— Nicely furnished =r coraer PARLOR and communicating front Bi: 00M, 2d foo: rn improvements; $20 1 month: “620, cor. bite ‘and Gs. n.W- (OR RENT—Two beautiful Tare ROOW furnished ; private family familton, near Thomas circ'e, ‘Térms moderate. at" FOR RENT A delightful PARLOR and BED BOOM, en suite, with all improvements; als>, Dining Roome and Kitchen, suitablo for senting Reale OF undry: Nos GA Bot ew. iW Fan RENT—Pleasant ROOMS, en oe 2d floor, i. for light housekeopiug, to parties without dren; pantry furnished, ff ‘Gestred” rr pee 1 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. mar27-2t" Fae RENT, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PAI- AND AT AUGTION.—See Bulletin lasned on the ta and 15th of grey, month, at the office of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. n.w. m27-3t" POE RENT Litt ROOM, with use of waiting S21 Fat. auitaple for Dentistor Artict; BRIOK, 141 Tet: B13, Two: yin and’ O sts.s.e.; 83. F. 1 F stn, mar27-3t Fe, RENT- <= STE with Dwelling suitable for any kind of t business, Nos. 5: 625 10th st. n. 25 eS RS month each. Tnquire of, ‘oHas. Gi RTTN, 522 - D.W., OP- posite P. O., in H. A. Hall's office. mara7-3t OR RENT From Apri Tetnext. a nica two- Et story COTTAGE HOUSE, 4 Po: ‘ight rooms, large wood houses front oud Back wardens and ail fonda jimprovements in quire next door, or at N ridge st., Geo: BOLTAMA 5 ry RK RENT—Six ROOMS, with storeroom ca cellar, nearly new brick house, with ba; dow, handsomely ‘and subetantially aGuished, ‘sed fitted with fine range, latrobe, stationary wash- stands, closets an d large mirror; central and healthy location. careful and Fesponsible tenant only. atply 1134 oth st: nw. meel st R RENT—607 © st. n. w. ae warehouse: 1420 T st. nw, 6 room Th 25 11th st. n. Ws 12 rooms, $20,619 Rhode Island ave. nw. room egiie Lith st. new. Bl 4th ., 6 FOOM, Pat 8. rooms ; oy ia w., 6 rooms; rae 3 &W.. Tre., 8 1D st. 12.50; 1313 O st. 8. “roomes S187 1011 d01F at.s.w., stores. Appi toa. caxwoop 1225 9th st. nw. r27-3t Foe RENT — Desirable =e ROOMS. 809 9th st. mar26-30' (OB RENT Five or 6 ROOMS in a house of 10 ow occupied by a small family of aduits. Inquire at 1414 9th St. nw. mar26-3t* (OR RENT—Comfortable 6 room BRICK HOUBE, No. 1254 10th st-p.w. Inguire on the epee ee of D. A. CHAMBERS, No. 633 F si WANTED LADIES TO KNOW that they can have entire Paper Suite trimmed: a per foot At i, GAHKETT, “Agent for Mada Ghippan’e Batteros. 1235 wt +e RK RENT—At No. 1209 6th st. n.w., 4 nice un. ‘ished ROOMS for housekeeping’ on second Sooty a bath, hot and cold water on same floor. ANTED—SEBVANTS of ai sorts. ae = need of Servants furnished free of charae. **People's Intelligence Office," Room 24, Federal O.E. PRICE & ‘SO. Bat La er ‘Tth and F. Wa SE of all kinds, and other Fe ea or three ROOMS. suitable for Hight housekeeping, on second floor, southern exposure. No corner 22d and H sts. n.w. Tnuuire at 1824 Ket. Price moderate. marioede FS. RENT—Six ROOMS for ees able for small family. Apply at 1221 at ih iat help. Familioe furnished af short noties free DoNars, Ome cor. eae | ley matic wen front maar ° ARG Wicks fens eee where Gea Se an rooms. Tne RENNES a7 burst a eS 28 GADDIS, next door. quits of CLEA OB RENT Tange, alcaly fi ished ROOM: W ‘Siccn Bos = 450 ae from 86 te 816 per month, Excellent table ty Orders by mail or fetter W. Be mvenueeM: | Sertondh “AppIN No. 200SAEr Ge maa spa ee See oc cents. 00 Ee. BR RENT—HOUSE No. 1012 10th st. n.w.. in s.. Carnet Dealers. om. good repair, with range, latrobes and ali_m’ ANTED—STEAM OARPET GLEARING. ‘Al | ern improvements. Locatio! on yon: 10 roo: W Norkeuarantcod. AT CHAGH'E, le toni? | Hont 800s month. imardo-3 ana ave. mara LOST AND FOUND. (adioining Galt Bea oe 1205 yenneytvanis ate. (adjoinit o."a Jer ry 2re. Apply at BHELLINGTON'S Bookstore, cbr. 434 st ennsylvania ave. Letts —Twent ity-aixth Volume PENNY OYOL0- e borrewer will much oblixe by itereturn 10 1299 Vermont ave. n.w. GENERAL MEL oe mar27-2t Less Tae areward and no 9 questions asked, if POLICEMAN'S REVOL No. 14.490, ieft at Police Court. is ret turned. to zoventh Bee corner Ist and F sts. n.w. Ate O8T.—85 reward for thevetmn te the Star Of- ice of a POCKET KNIFE, two blades and sities handle, having on it the name of AE O8T Sunday, March 21, « BRINDLE Te leather collar, w.th 2 rinws.. Liberal reward if re tare d 2006; Pa. ave. D.w. sr27-2t* Fes. RENT ee Unfurnished second aaa a STORY, be Peon. cue each eyes suitable for housekecpiny gas, water and bath ro! Kegptng os Tika Bt, Ssotncon and L. m25-5i Foes SALE OR EXCHANGE—A ae Onan A 3-story BRICK in n.w. section of the city, containiny rat rooms and all modern imy jena: io. Hair equaze from street care, and deightfull: ._ Exchange,” Star office. i QE RENT No; 1736 19th st, 7 roo 7-H st., ? 30. 32 "900 will bay's nest wow Troon ‘PRESS BRICK, m. J.@ HESTER, 619 7th st. On RENT AFD 8: BALE. r full list, ca'l or send for REAL ES- TATE: REVIEW, aed monthly free. mar24- ‘H. WARNER, 916 & at. n.w. Upper portion 1107 Pe ava. uw. a see 2 a fives ure lords for advertising their fore the public constantly. jest building sites in the ol also, Houses in every esction at prices ei from 81,000 25 $60,000. ‘Now is the time to buy: B. 0. HOLTZMAN, mar27 loth and F sts. ».w. A. MoINTIRE, BEAL Estate Bo No. 918 F street, oppocite Masonic Temple. For ee A NUMBER OF EURNISI SOTO y ae iu Srumnane nee ee a ae eeute att SES, fe lth et.p.w., new! 1812 9th et. new. Store ith st. above ( Storescg, dthand Sture, 131 1104 6th at. ae Store, 116 fe eeiies en! Also, Houses, Offices, Btables’ and Suburban Property. FOR SALE! ¥OH BALE! FOR SALE!": 2 Brick Houses, 15th and L (to close an estate) 82,500 New Brick, near 7th and 3,000, sroomed Brick, with stable, 14 New Houses on U-street line of cara Houses near new market, on Ith st 88, ,000'and 1,600 1sth st-, near Bu, of Engraving. &e.;b br., Ors, gas, batt, ‘s Pand N. Gay sO ER» atable, larito lo 3-story Bricl Lot in northwest, 10,0x148; U0 cad O years. § Lots near 16th ind Q sts. b-w., $0 cant per foot. Lota an 50,000. TONEY. "TO. LOANS MO. EY TO LOAN! T have large and small sums always on hand to LOAN at lowest rates. 5 aaa R™ ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., Sr. CLoup BuILpine, RE SSSKE Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. HOUSES AND prgEEs FOR RENT in different portions of the city. Call at our Office for the list. HOUSES OF ALL PRICES FOR Sune. and some that are very desirable will be Exchanged for Unimproved Ground. LOTS FOR SALE, and when desired money will be advanced for building. SPECIAL ATTENTION WILL BE PAID TO PROPERTY ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE. REAL ESTATE BULLETIN ISSUED MONTHLY. mar20 UVALL & MARR. ee F street. ‘OB RENT. m. 1025 26th n: 1741 th 10H ait TOR BT on ip. Frindow and cellar, oa Columbia oe aca On. a 20x100, 1300 23 stories,3 dows,mod. fnipe., 84,000. ad OR RENT— F FOR RENT. 7g2aiet et., 13 re Also a list of or Wane a at this office. Rea Estate A marl6-t, th&s6t Cor. 20th and 1 iz oe D.w. OR RENT— THE OORCORAN BUILDING, Opposite U. 8. - TREASURY, 16TH STREET Fine Stores, Office Feoms—singly o cating—for Business Oficas, on, etc. Wai losets on every floor. gras and steam heat Dark rooms for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. Fo SALE—Beautiful BUILDING LOT fronting on Iowa Circle and Rhode Island avenue, con- taining 2,100 square feot of ground. wn SALE—Desirable pees Moe bounded by ‘ew Hampshire aven' Nand 20th sts. n.w. ; con- Eine only a aio equave fect of land. and ta cutiraly surrounded by wide parking. R RENT—Handsome large BUILDING, fac- Penns Denia avenue, near 14th st. n. ble for a st-class restaurant. “FOR. RENT. Large STORES and OFFICE ROOMS in Lenman Building. ma 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 ani to sin Holden's (new) Book on Birds, OST —! oar = night, on Indi- rick HOUSE. sO fietrations: all facts. on matin 9 kee tee te dah st sis.. GOLD NEOK. EER NT_No. 7-H st., nine rooms, bath, hot Le THOS. J. FISHER & 00., ial paul ce tn. "stumps taken. On OLDEN, Cac rae oe FE he eS oul Honus windows; all esnveniences: ‘Inquire house, or | marta 1228 F street northwest. grees t ee ee iC . HOLL wards top. Return to het. ne. mar2 bey eindows «all o« eehouse, ¢ OR RENT—922 17th st., on Farragut uare, EE Solid ea tut ett LAN- PERSONAL. Fiittaisied, for one ot two yours nara a FOR SALE. Youths’ from 16 years, 813. warranted fast cS. BUT V. W. Ml “ARE. OR RENT—PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, no colors: Boss’, 12 to. 16 sears, 88.200 8105 ne | ee eae ae ANGE FOR A F Hap Pennsylvania ave. Apply to WILLETT e530. ait oe does S10 grantor ca Fancy Class Suits for B5to B10; School | 5, . cure A eas ot Thue Z Vests at halt value; Dud Goats for offies went about ‘ADAM BROOKE = OR RENT—HOUSE of 11 rooms, Tere OR, SALES sey Ong WATT BOOROAGE gne-halt ete Yormer pr ries: Striped Office Ooats,, M’ DELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. Fagg rennet OF enton will be foe sent; ies ‘and WARD also three BE! . Boo! 5 Ladies and Gentlemen cheap. 2 Beligo! Hate from 40 and 600. up Meu's from Bbc. | culontmenche ake Take betes AA RH eS | Honenco reautred © GLP ston.w." mar nh cows ALOIS Pet. ew “it to.88. Sign Big Shoe. ELBY, mar27-6t* OB RENT With or without BOARD, two or | FNOR SALE Canara five: old GELDING, % ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, cicee ROOMS. Bes hte Peay eornd or Bi pas 101s and isto Parave D'%Goutdentiat Consulting Physician for Lades qaard0) anywhere. “Address 621 ode Talend 8 ave : HE SCINTILLATING GAS TORCH, LIGHTS 4,20 times. Tt obviates the use of matches, tapers, &c. For sale by J. W. BOTELER & BRO. 923 Penna. ave. mur2}3-6' WASTED, YOU TO KNOW THAT WE sell a first-class Tailor-made Second-hand SUIT much better and a great deal cheaper than a common new. ne can be bought, at STH'S OLD STAND, No. 619° at. Branch Store. No. 408 9th st ew. ae B.— We buy but hret-class Second-hand Cloth mar25 an ‘cliolee. varieties” Terrapins received Familes promi telephone oF tended SPECULATION. Cotten for, Future PTE at re Dest sure gp. No expense of interest an tn the p sll 100 alee of Cotton worth at resent Tanker vain, about $6,000, For the faith ul fran action of business entrusted we can respondents in all the leading Ootton Mar- Kote of the United Btatea. % J. F. EDDY & CO., or Gentlemen, can be consulted in person every WEDNESDAY ard SATURDAY from 2 to9p.m., at 406 Ot n.w., near 4st Moss perfectly pri: jarges moderate. No failures. Main office is South ‘Eutaw st., Baltimore 7-1 WALL & CO. has no panihoee sai with the firm of Jessup & Co., of New York, since November, prices aud gorda, ok, out PEMOREHOMS (PILES) CURED WITHOUT ho use of the knife. Remember, you have ronare cured. A. CO} AT TSth ob aw. marktonn P. LIBBEY, 432 7th st., will remove to ee ‘West on May let. All perso ted to him i ns indeb! HL in whole stock of WATCHES, Hy cal Cry aa Soe whole ee OAS our AT ANY PRICE es that ¢ time. mars-Im ‘ADAM ROSS, the long-established, | reliab! M Giaieve vant sad Astrolouise wives ucttar sate airs of life than anty one in the pro- st, Present and future di Dw. ‘OHN PATOH EXAMIN) eaten fut ye m. Always PROFESSIONAL. m2-1m 128 Pearl street, New York. WATCH REPAIRING, H. JOHNSTON, | a EAVINGIETO, Removed from 616 Sun at to 717 HL st Petey Ratt WATCHES, onR RONOMETERS AND COMPLI- CATED TIME KEEP! Of every Geacrindon ice Cy eaoaieal by skillfal COATS OF JEM, 2 CRESTS, MONOGRAMS, DIAMOND, PRARE and Se JEWELRY repaired in the best manner. M. W. GALT, BRO & CO., ANITARY PLUMBING. 8 Pa Re eee ae ao ae 3 ee oe lerate. Referens wD Domer andotherne, jlzins, Diseased Nails, V: cular nces and other ailments of the feet. Established 1861. Gitice fee, $1 per visit. mard Cate BURTONB, £0 &o., gates cured by ee fetta ae removed to 410 11th inserted ID TEETH it . 8. BROWN, DENTIST, No. 725 14TH D5 mae —_ ‘tore. Ni 6 ‘Oxide given for, the extrac: Hon of Teoh" ach Gi, Arial one Datural teeth performed with care ed perm e Attention is called to the an it ideation ¢f this Ofte ‘Thoee lines 8. T. M. TALBOTT, Dewnisr, ‘Bemoved to southeast ats. n.w. ‘Teeth inserted 87 per set. my28 rand & Ras in, 80 cents. Dentist, 919 7th st. n.w. pr Beaatitel tron ge a OR RENTNo FLD et p.w,,13 rooms, now Sized up and in complete oner, ne cistern, house and stable. @. W. COOPER, 33) Geers mari t:2W OR SALE—REASONABLE TERMS—Oottage-built BRICK HOUS improvements, grounds ana | ahrubbery: in gue of the best Tocalities door. snaurens Re- corders Oftice, Clty Hall marl6- ‘Day window, bal, Sey soooud Hoon, sy, y window, Coy and one ‘on third floor.” Parties having children servants need not apply. 1429 Iowa Cirole. m2 G Fir SS eriters ieee otis igur sey, BRICK et pero Stat mn. In the rtomiecs, © or oot Es Wy P. Pua feb23-1m_ OR LENT—519 qgth at. LwW., handsomely F farnlshed SUITES of ROO) ROOMS: all modera tine en'3; second floors; bath om each joor ; terme moderate. ane BRENT _Furnihed ate ing, 8 Maat soreret tna 1 BEDROOMS. vania ave., corner 436 st. BOARDING. With first-class TABLE BOARD, a Fiesty tarnsiea ‘Front BOOM, at 920. 920, New York avern.w. ‘—with BOARD—A pleasant Front HOGA soul three windo cnitable efartwo | wy Persons: references required. "No. sircet R RENT A large well furnished front ROOM, Second floor, with BOARD, ins private fam department an Terms fo il tr Bis por mont 10S HR wwe 530 1 2QSB NEW, YORE AVENUE, two Rooms, ‘Bed-room, eora same ung glam ulcaly municat BUARD if a RENT—N -furnished ROO! mad igor; convenient to cars. Table SOARD. mari2-14t* FESS ee Ost. n.w. feb28-1m_ Dare aiee HOUSE offers BOOMS, fe a ee Te eae (coe, oP Gonduad boarding is one Eated at reasonsbie terms. nove FINANOIAL. Fee AND Fars DEAT Stocks. A fis, copecnly ou crugiey and dist et | forse very sree oeierciecegals | PROREE A formation for ee and He torte aoe Address HN THOMPSON, Jz., “murlt-y,s,4t 62 Broadway, New York Oity. keer eee a pease Sea | Bee Ricans ates FS handsome VIOTORIA CAR- Wage yp in, ion order, at LEAD- INGHAM & CO.'S ‘Stable, H st near ie ee ‘14tl mar27-3t" Sela second-hand SIN- BARNESS: cheap. HARNESS in the ity fot Scare MANTZ & CO., 413 1 ies Hs, hand-; tinadonING! GLE ces TOR, HATCHING — Plymouth Rocks, Light as, Brown Leghorns, Houdans, Black and Golden ‘Spangled Hamburs!ie—all from stock which have taken highest premiums—at J. F. JOHNSON & CO 'S, Masonic Temple. mar27-0027 Fs BALE—A Wot of ft OLD. BOOKS, over oe Hips different subjects. THOMAS GANNETT, Catlets, mare dsome Jewelers’ SHOW < GABE, SALE—Han t. Also, two Walnut WALL. ; Rote ply 09 LEB et. wes next dose vill sell chea to Pension Office. thara6-2t OR SALE ax s Bancaix Handsome BUILD- pores on. cH pital ‘Hill and northwest sec- cube oe one id chance for builders. In- ralre 429 1th st now. mars. 25-1m PE SALE A pair of ane young ft HORSES, letonian. Apply at R. Ong 'gitaun Otic, 314 9th street n.w. a fine TO TOP BUGGY and PHETON, ith Pole and Shaft. a fine DRI- Vine ana ‘SADDLE il orders for purchasing 01 Gisposing, of, Stock pillrecetveprocsp tattention, an faction ganar 5 DOWSEY, 5 table, ible. 013 1 Lew. FF ious Goups Horece, Bra)suddle Horace aX ye Three Bis Draft. Hi hg rest are ane Sasa — JOHN T. HOPKINS. Fe Sg Stes ie ae BOCEATAYS, TA gata ries i suit the fimes. Call and ezxaining our stock at 940 Louisiane aw SPATES & HAHN. HAVE ON HAND A FINE ASSORTMENT OF here Mo** TO Loar 7 PER CENT. mar27-3" THOS. E ‘WAGGAMAN. 519 Th at. 60,000 TO LOAN ON REAL erate i IN THS northwest, with ample m: per conte also, several smaller sums (money. rates. F. H. SMITH, 806 F st., nEeDroit "puilding. mar26-1m LOAN, MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In Sums To Surt, At 6 and 7 per cent. No Delay When Boousiy, is oot a wan mar27 % MS ONEY TO LEND ON Sears STATE insams to suit, at the lowest rates of intereat. J.T. SOLD WEEE, mar26 6t 806 F st., Le Droit Building. 1,000, 82,000, $5.000—Any ‘ot steam ion aa, to sums, Say cents according to sims, Hine a Recut. ME. AE: ROMER, 809 Teh et.” macds at ON lst CLASS REaL ESTATE Disecanty i,0 $1,000 t0.84.000, at ¥ percent. »e ‘STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, mar25-3t 1418 New York ave. 00; PPLIGATIONS = roams, ON REAL GOP APPAR REO R IN as FROM $2,500 rol "36,000, At 7 per cent interest, cau be expeditiously filled? Apply to JOHN BULL! mar22-6t Room 29, Corcoran Building. N ONEY TO LOAN— $100,000 TO LOAN, In amounts to suit, at 6 per cent. interest, om first-class gilt edge real estate security. B. H. WARNER, _marl9 916 F st. n.w. 10 LOAN ON BEAL a n.8 24000, 81,000, ‘$800, Pitre BUSINESS CHANCES. NER OFFERS FOR SALE PART OR AL OUteee ot STATIONERS PARE GE AL FANCY GOODS, with or without eae at 4 bargain. Goods new and saleable. Apply at store, igh, near Bridge st., Georgetown: it FCF SALE Two LOTS, 20x09 feet, north vids t., only 50 yards west of 14th et-p 28 cents per foot: alse, one LOT in same squi fronting east 20 fect on 14th at., at 60 centa per trots M. C. TUCKER. Second Auditor's office. (OR RENT The fine GROGERY STORE. cor- ner of 24 and C sta. n.w. The FIXTURES in Porsession «iven April 1st, ‘This is a business chance. Apply on promi- samo for este low, 1se0, fee, W* yANrED— 21,000 FOR TWO YEARS, on PO p= y axsessed at 82,100; also, on proj y as- 84,300; Prope rty in South Ws iy al wanted BLO00 On prop- erty Darew eats oR, ay 000 : will pay 7 per cent. ar2T. -ARKER, 43s and Est. n.w. TARE CHANGE 5 too much eny Sieowhere Wo give my personal attention to CUTLER HOUS! at. 60 well and favorably known, toffer at. private aule the entire contents of same. House nearly full of good paying BOARDERS and has a reputation seoond to none. 7 the city. C. B. CUTLER. mar26-3t" Fas Sine eccaee STORE, STOOK and XTURES, centrally located, ‘and doing good business: first ofase in. Good 8 for aell~ ing. Address Box 103, Star office. marl9-Ate SANT A FEW DESIRALE BUILDING LOTS for first c aes Honses, in the northwest part of the c ty, for cash customers; also, afew low LOTS, in the same section, part! cash and pa: KOHRER, 509 7th 51 mai sewed a it soos SALE = ‘close up the eatate of W. M. White, five BRIOK OOTTAGES, Mad— ras and water; University erounds; two LOTS on Meridian Hill; ison street; two LOTS on Howard one LOT on 14th, between N and Rhode Islan No reasonable offer refured. Apply to . ER. WHITE, Executrix, mar25-8t* 1013 10th street n. YANTED—To Funcnase INN. W. Section— ‘We have customers for a HOUSE of 6 or 7 rooms, mod. impe. ; not to exceed 2,900. One of Tor 8 rooms, and one of 10 or 12 roms, well 1o- cated. Price must be moderate. ig GER & LFIBERMANN mar25-cost 1418 New York Foe BERT nw Oke, BALE; Desirable 0 besithy 2 Olio karen near Washingtot dave. more & Ohi 7 mileage to and fro twelve rent. Further particulars, WM. N. Gatvent CO., Baltimore. mara23-Im ‘OR SALE. A ery desirable three-story and basement Brick DWELLING, ten rons, ail mod ments, on 15th st. front, and parking: ed. without corner Lot at iow figu: res and oasy terms, or a exchange for House on 14th sre veh Gisdieang ew York aye. ABs! INNIS, mar23-6t 0 F st. Dew. ‘OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FR CITY PROP- ERTY—The VILLA at Lookout, contain- ing seven rooms, with an econ in fine condition. aie FARM, aoneecing: about forty-three acres, ituated at ‘sahington & Ohio Junction; Stteen minutes 40 front wieck Far good dwelling and outbuildings; suited eee ae market gar- den ‘or greenhouse. A rare ch ny to DUNCANBON BRON A mar20-1m ‘OR SALE—Stock, Fixtures, Good cor aad Trestablished Wholonale and Hoe ONFECTIONERY ESTAB- ISHMENT, doing a fair business. Reasons for talline, interest in another business.” Address Box 14, Star O: ane mes A a great bargains, FRAMES. 4 and 5 rooms each, 100d ‘ot sth, and 17th sts 8.0. $00 £0 8700 -euiall cash and 815 maonthily: WM. F. HOLTZMAN. Soe 131 st. new. 1m roved by a frame and fine about six 1 trom, eacorneta leties. House was bi unt some three- DENCE, with brownstone trim near Connecticut ave. built; 12 rooms, bath, hotand cold w Frater, butler € pantries, closets, and beautifully finished through- Out; price 86,000-on eany terms. A bestital seer Story and Back Building Press Brick Front HOUSE, on Sat., between 14th and 16th sts.. with 8 roo ail modarn converliences, and in perfect order, | terms to § for ‘Hous! tles all 20x15 to an alley; price SAREE, lsc PRICE, mel d._ 820 per anon Fcoms, modern improvements. ornosale. Apply to msrl3 HOUSEFURNISHINGS. J. W: BOTELER & BRO., . HAVE OPENED THETR EN IMPORTA. TALION OF ® ENGLISH AND FRENCH OHINA DINNER AND TEA SETS. J. W. BOTELER & BRO., mar Penn. ave., bet. 9th and 10th ats. ABLE WARE, OHS SROCRERY. GLASS WAR! CUTLERY PLATED WARE, AS HOUSEFURRKISHING GOODS. EDDY'S REFRIGERATORS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge, ) mar2?3 No. 1009 Pa. ave. AS FIXTUBES! GAS FIXTURES: ‘A splendid opportunity is now offered to those in wantof GAS FIXTURES. ds of Mesars. Mitch- Tam selling the celebrated woods of Mosers. M offered in this mark: t. All my movas sre handled by practical men and fully warran! ‘call and examine the larzest and most maz. jay of Gas Fixtures south of New York. Ti nificent disp] raneoue _ S32 Lith st., mar22 Corcoran BurmLpr: AS COOKING STOVE! je Washington Gas Eight ht Company 2 haveat their officeon sasorument of the SUX TAL GAS COOKING STOVES, in vario ae snd patterns zhie™ 1S ‘Stove used by Miss er sed coemstne the my20 PIANOS AND ORGANS. W fe E & CO.’S GRAND W scuane ao UPBIGHT PIANOS, oumeor cus. By ig artists ‘de- ag be the BEST (0 MADE. Pianos and from other well-known factories for sale. OF x