Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1880, Page 2

= THE EVENING STAR. eee eo : April WEDNESDAY. 21, 1850. he Feenina has @ regular. perma- Suolished tn Washington: and caveat tothat Of all the other daily papers here to- ‘Tae Stan 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 globe, and is therefore enabled to secure the latest ews by its own operator from every quarter up to within « few moments of going to press. It is the only evening psper south of Philadelphia which re- ceives exclusively the Associated Press dispatches. ‘A Pledge That Has Not Been Kept. In Its efforts to recover political power the democratic party persistently denounced the protective tariff system and pledged itself to reform this “evil.” The St. Louis convention emphasized this pledge by making tariff reform one of the chief planks in the national demo- cratic platform. It denounced the presert tariff as “a master-piece of injustice, inequality and false pretense,” which “impoverished many industries to subsidize a few,” and declared that “reform is necessary.” Now the democratic papers are very pertinently asking their repre. sentatives in Congress what answer they pro- pose to make to the people when, In tne coming campaign, they shall ask why this pledge of reform has not been kept. Except to put qui- ine upon the free list and reduce the tax upon tobacco, the democrats, though controlling both branches of Congress, have done nothing with the tariff question. The party will, undouvt- edly be arraigned by its political oppo- nents before the country because of its failure to attack, in Congress what it had for Years, when in the minority, upon all occastons denounced as one of the principal evils inflicted by republican rule. The wide difference pe- tween democratic promise and performance will be made a prominent feature of the presidential campaign and how can the party explain or de- fend itself? Representative Cox, of New York, apparently concluding that there was no valid or plausible defense for the democratle party in Congress as a whole, has thought ft time for the :aembers to take care of their individual records. le has done this for himself in a book just pub- ished by him entitled “Free Land anda Free Trade.” He shows how the system is main- tained, in spite of democratic opposition by a continuation of the various tariff interests. The representative whose constituents are interested tm salt joins with him whose district contains sugar Interests and so on through all the list of tariff articles until the combination Is too stroag: to be overcome. This combination, aided by the speaker, with a ways and means committee formed with the purpose of preventing tariff legislature isso powerful, according to Mr. Cox, that representatives who favor tariff reform are even denied a hearing on the floor in advo- cacy of their tdeas. It ts quite probable that other members who, like Mr. Cox, realize that the democratic party will be called to account for its recreancy in regard to the tariff, will follow his example and take means to defend their individual records from the charge that rests against the party. There ts no way by which the party can escape from its responst- bility, and there ts no prospect of {ts carrying Out its oft-repeated pledge of tariff reform be- fore the presidential election. Even the hope of getting wood-pulp upon the free list at the present session has almost been abandoned by those who advocate {t. The Cincinnati conven- Uon will find itself in a dilemma, and It is@fi- cult to see how the smartest platform builders Will be able to get out of 1t. There was no un- certain sound about the utterance of the st. Louls convention, and the same denunci- ation of the tariff system cannot be repeated without virtually condeming the party. It will not do to make new Promises of reform, for that would have the ap- pearance of a deliberate attempt to hoodwink the American people. If executive opposition had prevented the enactment of tariff legisla- ton such promises could be legitimately re- Bewed, but the truth is, the democrats have not made any attempt, as a party, to revise the tariff. They have not passed a single bill for that purpose through either house of Congress. ‘The tariff reformers will, with the view of set- ting themselves right with their party and the country, probably make an united effort, before adjournment to force some measure for tariff Tevision to a vote. There 1s no question of mo- Ment upon which the democracy seems to be more hopeless!y divided than in regard to this One of tariff reform,and how to harmonize tt isa Problem for the national convention to solve. —__-+0--____ ‘Tilden’s Victory. ‘The fine Italian hand of Tilden was visible in every movement of the regular democratic con- vention at Syracuse, N. Y., yesterday, and even his enemies must admit that he steered the party through a stormy aud even dangerous Period with admirable adroitness. He realized that any appearance of violent opposition to him would be damaging to bis candidacy, and he knew, too, that there were men fn the con- vention anxiously watching the opportunity or even a pretext to declare tnetir hostility to him, and show that the feeling existed through- out the state. In this emergency the wily poll- Ucal manipulator of Gramercy Park simply toned down his aspirations somewhat, and con- Sented to accept halfa loaf in the way of in- dorsement rather than run the risk of getting Bo bread of that character atall. He, no doubt, Would have been cladto assert his former auto- cratic sway, and have the convention openly acknowledge his rule and instruct the delega- tion in his name. But that was just What his enemies wanted him to do, and he was too shrewd to gratify them. Any effort to committ the delegation to Tiden would have called forth bitter protests from the minority, accompanied with charges that the convention had been packed for that pur- Pose. Tilden wanted to avoid all discusston, because he wanted the proceedings to have the appearance of harmony. The state committee, Owned and controlled absolutely by Tilden, usurped the power of virtually dec! {ding contests for seats In the convention. Eyery Tilden dele- gation was admitted and every anti-Tilden delegation luded, without any regard to the circumstances of election or to right and just! Communities that had almost unanimou: chosen anti Tilden delegations saw the men ot thelr choice shut out, and others who had no Shadow of an election behind them admitted. ‘To have permitted any discussion that would have opened up this subject would have @ put on Yecord facts that Tilden did not want to have So recorded. Therfore his strikers were direc ed to say nothing «bout instructions, bat to enforce the unit r This commits the delegation to Tilden a3 surely as though {nstructions had been voted, bat it must be admitted that in pursuing the silent half-way policy he did, he confessed, in emect, the loss of his power and popularity Which is visible to everybody else. Convention, amid shouts ot applause and cheers, fent an instructed Tilden delegation to Cincin- atl, the effect would have been to revive the fast wavering prospects of the “Sage of Gra- mercy park.” As it 1s, the proceedings really Dear witness to his departing power. In one Tespect Tilden achieved a success, doubtless Cear to his heart, and that was In effectually Poooping out the ground under John Kelly's gt. The action of the convention leaves nothing to stand upon, and nothing to —_—_—re-—___ It will not be very sad news to the general ptbite to bear that the wheat market ts “de ‘noralized,” and that the gravest apprehensions re feit for the result (uy the speculators) uniess ‘tere 15 a strong and speedy reaction. It is ‘STAted that Jim Keene and his associate opera- tors in wheat have nearly exhausted their mar- final power, and if the break continues it ts Probable that several faflures will result. A heavy decline ts predicted by the bear operators on reports that (ne European crops will be un- usually heavy, causing a falling off in the de- mand for American grain. Very little sympathy ‘will be felt for the Keene combination should ‘hey come to grief in their attempt to put up the prices of the staff of life. —_—_---—____ ‘The prompt conviction of Smothers, the brutal assailant of Miss Liens, ts a wholesome piece of work on the part of judge, jury, and the prosecution. This ts the sort of action that is "serving to establish our courts in the cofl- Rdence of the people, Had the | ‘aig 719 GREAT ATTRACTIONS 719 IM STYLES AND PRICES, AT DAVIS’, 719 MARKET SPACE, CORNER ru STREET. ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS TAIS WEEK. Att New Goops Orexinc Daruy 1x THE FoL- LOWING SPECIALTIES: ALL SILK SUITS AT $20.00, Fes BARGAINS IN FANCY AND MinENERy Former price $25, guaranteed the same garments. DS and NOTIONS, «o to Vis’. OY AND MITLINERY GOODS, SiPatsees Ui hae BURTONS, BMBROIDE \CES apd NOTIONS is very and ond ct unusually low vrigs are 719 Market Space. attractiy ‘N UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS, in great DESIRABLE NOVELTIES IN LAGER, Siete: AH of best'makes ad dnlente -AT 12}4c., 25c., 3736c., 50c., T5c., Bl, Ur TO $50 EACH. REAL LACES A SPECIALTY. EST STYLES, MOST RELIABLE GOODS, AaND LOWEST PRICES, at DAVis'. yo TIES 1 N WEAR PARCY. TEIBBONS, “PRP TN &e., received every da: B** GOODS AND LOWEST ee at Wo invite the Ladies of Wasigington and vicinity to our 719 Market § ‘ ‘ ap21-lw Corner 8th strest. SEOOND OPENING 36 cts. a qual a fn ent apl . cis) cia. acuart hotels, excursions, Depo! 3 sine maEr. ici Tete ow. Telophonio connections” aptcae == € LBS.GOoOoD ee OSE! EE.. Lib. Green or black TE: 22 | OUR OWN BONNETS JUST RECEIVED FROM Scans best 3-Ib_ TOM. ATOES WEE? CIDER PARIS. * . WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. | — whee R 1110 13th st.n.w , a desirab'e threo- WANTED A 00d COOK. “Apply No. 928 Fs. | HOR BERT — Fre very laree UNFURNI Fe oa Bee zis es WW4NTED-A SURG, Protectant bait grown: UHRE, Prot RENT_HOUSE 3 Foverents. Price ‘Gama Preterrod beforencos — Teaelee in Fe 3 om ROWSE Xe TS th Rear RS FOR RENT—1209 Rhode Island ave... 8 new ten- quire at 600 F et. tim rocm RESIDENCE, with modern, oSm eniences; ANTFD_A HAND at dressmaking; also Pur Four unfurnished Boor Na BF Sie re ole ot APERENTICE totearn thebusiness. Apply | H ond and third Moor. ‘Tnauireinstore 1°39 | FOR RENT—1719 Rhode Island ave. n.w., hand- ae ANTED-—A LADY WAITER, inatem- IW iraoee dition toga muuct undetytan tho business. "Toque at 343 Ba. ave. it anes = if Cit FLPe a marae Seo loft. Inquire Room 1 330 44 ie. ap2l-! ‘ANTED—Ten first-class OOAT HANDS: also five first-class WOMEN HANDS to work on pantaloons. Apply toGEO. T. KEEN, 414 oe ne n.w. Fx. 700 Tia0and Te2t Vermont arene: Aine ue: alin ©: Apply to JAMES BOBBING, No. ver eters pias A wane GIRL, as nae te : erences freq rl gia New Work ave. n.w., botweend0 and 12 o'eloe ANTED—By a white sin a SITUATION = = chamberwork, dintn: fF room, OF a8 DEG: DO city. Al 1th st. nw, objections to leave after one o'clock. WANTED-A 7 oF Sroom BRICK, mod. i between G and Rand 2d and 1: Feat Inust pot ne over $25 per month. He daveas R. .» Star Office. ap2i-3t* -ANTED—D; arespectable white eu “TION to do chamberwe ate or tag cate of a dren: will make herself 36 Bridge et., Georgetown. apa eT ‘ANTED—Three (3) SALESMEN of ability, to fell goods cn instalment plan. Liberal com. Reference required. Apply from 8 t9 10 t 34 St. Cloud Building. —_ap2l-w,f. ANTED—By gentleman, wife and oa three unfurnished ROOMS. suitable for ent housekecping; situated near 7th and New Yors eves ; terms moderate. Address Box 70, Soe & WwW ANTED—A GIRL who understands ae in restaurant. Apply 107 H st. n.w. ap20-2t* ANTED—A HOUSB of 5 or 6 rooms by the Tiddle of May: must be in complete order; rent not to exceed $21; will be permanent is suited. Addrets CLERK, care Star office, ‘ap20-3t" y ANTED-A competent MANAGER for a gro- ire; bond in #1, 000 required’ for es faithful ‘Perfornianes of dution. "ki dress, givin: eae rieaice and references, GROCERY, 008" Seca a ED—By agentieman a centle HORSE and PH2:TON, oF BUGGY, for use in country, for two months, from May'ist, for their Keapini on, fimall rent: best reference’ given. | Adds ap20-30* PHAETON, 23 Ist WANTED-A y =aaae as nurse and to do plain sewing: referenecs required. Address sity Post Office. apl9-3t* 1 wall. best 5! 20 i dez. SWISS CONDENSED Ws bate ed pee i 133 | THE LARGEST STOOK PARASOL NOVELTIES Li pias. Kineeford’s, CORN STARG i ie wars a 1 quart bottle best VIRGIN OLIVE OLE, 15 IN WASHINGTON. PURE HOLLAND GIN, = OLD FRENOM BRANDY, WL a “roLD CHOW WHISKEY, WOODWARD, LOTHEOP & COUHBANB, SOUPPERNONG WINE, ice. PURE CALIFORNIA BRANDY. 705 and 709 MARKET CONCORD GRAPE WiNE. GEO. A. OHARE, = 1213 7th st.n.w., ap2l Between M and N. ose ONE PRICE. {TEAM OARPET CLEANING. Ss ‘ll carpets wtarantecd. XCURSION and FISHING PARTIES At HLACE'S, TO GREAT FALLS and CABIN JOH ap2l-ly 616 Leutinen ave. at Da, Genreciney oon ae lac etown, dal orelock UB SPECIALTIES. mn. Fare, round 3 ‘are, round trip, 75 cents—return ing 5 p.m. SILES, SATINS, VALVETS, FRENOH NOY- ELSIES. FRINGES AND THIM OYS' SOHOOL SUITS from 83 to 86 and 88; MING BUTION: Boye Dress Suits from 85 to 10 and $12; Boys’ 8’ Blue Middlesex Flannels $8, 10 an 1b, be best: All styles and qualities, at the lowest prices. en's Working Suits from 5 to 10 and $1 t's Dress Suits from $3, 10, Jato 2 ) up: Bla Bi ne El ‘We have the best assortment of the above goods to | Pts $1.50 and $2, best ‘and 80; Shirts 2551 Stam Hats be found in the city ; also a fuilline of Dress Goods Drawers 25, $5, in all wool and silland wool, ‘with about 100 pieces } fro1 "95 to 81 and ups Wool Hate from 40,50, cf Black Goods of the mogt desirable makes. Tt 13, BO and uD: Shoes at FEireane Daas pri eautiful assortment Fancy and Dreas HOUSEKEEPING GOODS and DOMESTIOS at Shires ‘at 1914-1916 Pa. ave. ws gebpy, ee eee W. M. BROWN, Bien Bie he. Si? Market Space. THE HU B PU NCH. 4 PURE DELICIOUS BEVERAGE. THE HUB PUNCH MADE _IN BOSTON ap21 OU WANT THE F KOT ERI EST AND WHITEST BREAD, ‘Buy our NEW SOUTH. If you want real NE white bread and biscuits, buy our HUNGARIAN B0- ice eweet Suit the times: buy our JOAN DAVIDSON FAM. SOLELY BY C. H. GRAVES & SONS, suit the times, ‘AS LATELY BEEN INTRODUCED, ILY; it is bound to please you For sale by all the ND MEETS WITH OPU- leading Grocers acd Flour Dealers. LAR FAVOKB AS A HEATHFOL: AND ‘holesale PALATABLE DRINK. . a. ‘TENNEY & SONS, CAPITOL MILLS, IT Is ERE ARED WITH GREAT CARE FROM ap21-Im Georgetown, D. 0. Soe IREEABLE ADDATION To the 0 HOWL THE CRY OF POISON BS CHOIOE. 1 0! Bi OH UNDENTABLY ENLARGE THE PLEASURES OE LIFE AND ENCOURAGE GOOD. *RLLOW: D GOOD NATURE, IF RIGHTLY ENJOYED, THE NAME AND TITLE “HUB PUNCH,” PTED AS A TRADE MABE TO SECURE THE PUBLIC AND PROPRIETORS AGAINST IMPOSITION BY THE INTRODUCTION OF SPURIOUS ARTICLES. All unauthorized use of this Trade Mark will be Promptly prosecuted. ©. @. GRAVES & SONS, Bostor, Mass. 18 THE LATEST TRICK IN ADVERTISING. Buy my TEA or my YEAST POWDER, or yon are ih imminent danwer of s horrible deta ffou, slow poisoning, those whose fortune is the gul- weltewondce’ie that eno isoned fools je wonder is that enough poor, poisoned turvive to render sueh ad’ adverGeamsonts profitable. The fact is, that reputable business men do not either deliberately or indifferently destroy thelr pay tre Me BURCHARD'S NEW MIXED TEA is compounded of those old snd well-fried brands rtnils the sorrows of the Toundee Shibe Republic Ttiseafe for their children, THE HUB PUNCH Gouyby _§. M. BURCHARD. Se Ste DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES, Sionson & 00., 636 ‘lvania ave. n.w. ap2l-w&s 354 Penna. ave., cor 4% st. M ORMH & SONS, OLS Peon ‘ave-D. Ww. B.W. REEDS SONS, 3216 F BEALL & Peni POSALS FOE LAYING ASPHAL- _ ‘TUM SIDEWALK. ENGINEER DEPARTMENT, } Disturcr or Covumuta, oe eee sled Proposals will be received at this office, und e Genie ey APRIL 29TH, 1830, ‘Asphaitum sidewalk. “Blank forms of proposals sud specifcation can be obtained at this office, with all necessary infor- ith strect n.w. 5 SOOT & GARRISON, opr. Ooreren and 14th ats, these: e ford wil eet coumidorsde | 08 won | BOD y.. and by ao, Wine Morchants, Grocers, parts of ed revert sur anda. Of" | Rises foveal OG TAYLOR'S OLD BOURBON TWINING, and OLD BO URBON BOCK—best in the world for Major oft iensineeas U.S.A, oaleasana medicinal purposes. _ap2l-6t Engineer Commissioner . O. J. H. CRANE, WHOLESALE AGENT, apli-Im 460 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W eee means 1862. L. HEILBRUN'S CELEBRATED SHOE HOUSE, No. 402 Seventh st. n.w. BiG or: Toe OLp Woman In Wixpow. F™, NE STORAGE FOR beet ht pholstere: 4 Steum Gar 3, wnt — 616 geet ave. pe 1UGBOAT KaTe HAS JUST ARRIVED with 125,000 RING, signed to R. A. GOLDEN. ‘CO. 030-3 Bases 160,000 LIGHT jo friars RICKS for sale at & low price. ‘est quality hand made TMorchantauie at at market rates. G,. Tee FE Sans ano Woop Orrices, oy20-Ct LIRA and $35 Fennsylvania aves Gente’ and Boys’ Pat tent Leather Pumps. SS UCALYPTINE | Fine Galf, Kid and Cloth Low Shoes. 4 {| EUCALYPTINE Gents’ Broad, Easy Shoes, for comfort. 2 = ed Button aiters. From Australian Trees, ‘ane a tor ert Sate. For Cuts, Scratches, Burns, and Skin Affections. | French Heel Ties and Button. Bide Lace and Congress Gaiter Fer Hands rougnened by household work, &c. Child's Shoes all i colors ‘aud styies. For Toilet use, Chapped Skin, Pimples, &c. AT PE For Tender Feet, Soft Corns, Bunions, &c. pis-Sm "LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. For Hemorrhoids—an Invaluable Remedy. For Mosquito Bites and Sunburn, LUMBER! LUMBER! Perfectly Clean in Use. Seld by all Druggists. Price25cents. _ marl9-3m* HONOGRAPHY- #3 per month, at 321 Penns. avenue D.w. phd pn Sesrorl Classes from 8 a.m. to bem it, and iyake money by it. taplneel * GHASE R Roys. CARD PHOTOGHKAPHS FOR $1.00. LUMBER! BEst FINISH Guan sazerD: Joracieabe Tee Tih and Beige ert9-oee WILLET & LIBBEY, BULLETIN OF PRICES. aol ta OR, 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. ¥. W “FAMOUS,” No. 400 Seventh Street Northwest, a CORNER D 100 FEET =, OF THE BEST BOARDS WORKING FOR $1.25, SUITS, 86, 87, 87.50, 88, 89. EXCELLENT BUSINESS SUITS, S10, 811, 812, 815, 814, 815, 816, 817, B18. ee ee ee MANUFAOTURED, SUPERB DRESS SUITS, 816, 318, $20, $22, 824, 828, $30, B32, 835. BOYS' DRESS SUITS IN GREAT VARIETY, COMMON BOARDS, B4, 84.50, $5, 36, BT, 83, 89, B10. CHILDREN’S SUITS in elegant assortment $2.50, #275, $3, 33.50, 84, 84.00, 35, 30, 87, 83, 89, B10. PANTS in all the latest styles, from $1 to $10, at tho 100 FEET FOR $1.00, marl? WILLET & LIBBEY. RING DEPARTMENT. CHOICE sToor OF Goops jUITABLE FOR THE SEASON. “PAM OU 8S.” rea Ww. 8. Pennsylvania ave. No. 400 Seventh si Ladies’ RIDING fi apie a specialty. aplT CORNER D. ME" AND BOYS’ CLOTHING. — OVER ONE THOUSAND , SUITS FOR ONE PRICE. ¥ou TO PIcK FROM. Inever before sold Clothing as low as at the pre- sent time, and never before have I offered one-half spl5-lw2e Ve TO EUROPE. J. W. BOTELER & BRO. tiie Dot ee ores iit Because I Have the Goods, Because the Prices are Bight. Because I Enjey Confidence. thie Distt MAN STEAMSHIP f° Europe can obtain all rites & ei et sts spl2-Im me: ing to the wants of the community, OTICE. N‘ sion to of the A. STRAUS, Capital Stock of the NATIONAL FAIR ASSOOTA- TION will be open at the Ofice of the : CLOTIEEE. “embers who Bare pata tp th 2012 Feansyivania Avenue, obtain their admission tickets to the wraunds by | apis Betwoen 10th and 11th streets. plying at the Office. No one will be admitted to is date without a ticket. tie erownds after this date without a ticket. Qanmeny Pe Wee IRVErATIONS, AI AND VISs- ao eT pee Wr teas EXPERIENCE. ITING CAKDS A pare en ite. spear promptly 1 aved to RNGRAVE an4 PRINT in SS Po cow dink sty) ne a wockemannnige than any other 10th street, for Oar. Hemme Prey. 1. SMITH, Ba ng, rae tees ray a Oem Fast $p15-lm 9068 Pa. ave., up stairs. LEO, Lock Box 67, WARSTED—A respectable WHITE GIRL to cook, fh and iron. Apply at 1827 ath et. nw. -3t* Weare, ars first-class MILLINEBRS and TRIMMERS 1 neos apply. At 113 Bridge st. PAULIN TUURG, Georect own, D. apl9-st* Wk, —By gentleman, Farnished ROOM; ypcation between 7th and 12th and Pa. ave. H st. now. Adres with terms H. 8, at apii'at Wa #176 as a loan for six months on En- and ‘nt Certificate of 81,000. Satiefactory sec} rity: and interest given. Address Box 28, Star office. apli-4t* ANTED PAMILTES to furnish with Ber- ms. " Also, white aud colored Ser wants; with referenes. prbinployment Office, No. 926 F st.n.w. 0, E. PRICE & CO. apy Sy ANTED-COORE CHAMBERMAIDS and NURSES, SEAMSTRESBES and other Help, = See mee, Ber rants fnentehedat a at short noe jovment Office, corner Tih an naw. McbONALD apm Wanten a French lady, a SITUATION a8 companion, or to take charge of an invalid going to nropg. Best of references. eeaaty ne cbject. Address FRENOH LADY, Star offi -3w* WANTED CARPETS to Ouray: at BICE'S Steam Beating Works, 4: iné avenue 8. w. Orders by mail or left at W. ‘ave., or Messrs. Hooe, Bro. St. Carpet Dealers. odes LOST AND FOUND. OsT—Tuesday. April 20th, a GOLD CHARM, vith cameo set, between Lincoln Hall and D st. “Liberal reward if returned io st Now Sersey Sw? 8. ave Lose: reward for the return of a aiaNEt RING. missing pow some three weeks, to a % SO LEINGTON: 'S Book Store, cor. 43g ee er ap ril 20th, two small ae BOOKS, Miteatner' acks, Between Hixh and Bride ats. r La. Reward if returned to J a3 Oia, Bell and ‘Washington sts., Goorsctown. EENT— Ap unfarnished “ae a Eton: Very suitable for an office if wo desired. Tetwoen $ and 7 o'clock ps mes at 316 geht, ap ERT) AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRE Foie ly AUUTION.—Ses lesued op gn the ist and 15th of coe S.. FR ACOAMAS. Si9 peegharate apartments, four, Ane room, bay window; gan , eet ort fon ; pehandeetee my fern resi for accommodation two families. A‘ fered, MS4 6th st. new. . ap? OR RENT- A small Brick HOOBE, in. Jackson Futures, 8. re . B., P.O. ee = ap: Rk RENT—One furnished ROOM, at No. 23 Grant Place. Southern exposure. ' _ap19-3t* Foet RENT—Randsomely furnished ROOMS, with or without Board. Quiet and the com: Hite of home given at Poassaalts terms, at x Sea tt apl9-3t* coy ‘Serene office yan Tth OR RENT—HOUSE No. twelve roome, all ply atc. C. BR 940 New York modern improvement. YAN, cor. 15th and I sts. n.w. Ap- FR TRENT=A Bveroom HOUSE No. 12 6th st. bet East Capitol and north Asts., with water. Apvly toH. HEIL, No. 322 Pennsyivania ave. D.w. apl9-3t ee he OR RENT OR SALE-HOUSE of ten rooms, food stable, in first-class condition ; for- iniened? dhe ap. 1426 Gch st. u.w. Cars convenient. Excellent ethberhood aplo-3t* ‘OR RENT—DWELLING No. 139 Act. n.e.;7 rocms, modern improvements Key next door, at No. 141: WEIGHT, Keal Estate Agent, 516 436 st. 8.w. apl9 3t" ‘OR BENT: (No. 2741 Ey st, 7 Tooms: 825. No. 1826 16th at., 8 _ Gelignttul omen 7) GQ HESTER, 619 iat. oe RENT-811 Ist st. n.w., DWELLING HOUSE, containing 11 rooms, with mod. imps. : for rent from the iat of May, 1880. Yor terms please inquire at Marin{'s Hall. apl7-6t. ost attractive RESI- Ro, 605 Maple aventie, Le Droit Park; eight eee and bat bath room, water, gas, furnace, open grates, wire screens in windows, bay windows, FSR3253, f OB SALE_A piazza, extensive lawn, fine croquet round. Rent ‘& good tenant. ‘Terms of sale to suit. Stable can be hired nearby. Apply on the premises. apl6-6t Fexey SALE Desirable 8-room BRICK HOUSE. Tet. n. : bathroom, hot and cold 3 nt ood cellar; on easy ternie, inquire at pan fv., from 5 to 8 p.m. apl5-6t* JOH RENT—Two first-class RESIDENCES sita- ated on Rhode Island ave., between 15th and 6th sts., adjacent to Scott statue, Nos. 1509 and 1517. Apply to J. J. SHEDD, No. 1402 see 2. w. apls-24 J JOR RENT—Furnished oranfurnished SUITE; bay window, bath. Ke., second floor, and onc Room ‘on third floor.” Parties having children or servants need not apply. 1423 Tawa Circle, aLs2ne OR SALE—Very desirable three-story HOUSE near corner 12th and N sts. Tr, back building.” ‘Terms to euit. Apply ua ein a ‘OR RENT—From July Ist, 1830, om — H st., next door to Mr. Oorcoran’s residence, fronting orig Cone Square; a first-class house in every respect. Apply to A- HYDE, Rises & Co-al2-1m Fe SALE— CIN FE SERY, with 525 ae res of Land attached, with Wharf end good Store- House, and doing a NY Sateen at aye from Baltimore and Washington rest ary. a Westmoreland county, Va. Avni OuOH MUR BAY of P., 103 Frabkiin st., Baltimore, Mary- ap12-m, w, f, 8! FS SALE OR, RENT—An elegant OOUNTRY SEAT, of 12 AORES, improved eh eee ‘story and basement Dwelling, containing 8 Tr fine lawn, fruit and water; one mile ‘and a half ‘trom Brooks’ Station on Metropolitan Branch of Balti- more & Ohio R. R., 4 miles from city. HONG terms, Ko.. inquiré of HELLEN & NICHOL: 615 7th et. nw ap9-im RK REN’ NT—Th it four-t BRI FY HOUSE, 1404 cio ea Seott ‘etatue.. att - i., 9 rooms and bath. 335. ait Louse or of J. W. P. MY RS 715 15th ae eet te snd tan Ls pril 20th, a small bl answers to name of on braes and leather collar, witht name. J. G. MoCAFFREY. Liberal reward if Beene to 815 6th st. D.w. 3t* 10 REWARD—Lost April 19th, === at. and Pa. ave. s.e. and P. O. Department, Red morocco POCKETBOOK, containing sum of money and Ae riaee of Eapet valuab'e to leser only. reward if returned to Star office. OST—Sunday last, between Capitol and 3d st. and Pennsylvania ave. n.W., a half round GOLD BRACELET. Reward pald at 637 Ost. n. e., or Koom 47, B., P. O. Department. _ap20-: OST—April 16tb, a Blue Skye, DOG. ‘Answers to the name "Chops. Lib: a eral zewardit rettrned to 819 10th stn. W. apl9. 8 ‘April 18th, GOLD BRACELET. with Is A. 8. K., 1878, chgraved inside. Finder w a oS neqacded By leaving it at No. p19 i April 18th, 1880, car Non ia, Capieels ont ai % Th case, marked AGGIE NO TUCKER. “The Nalue of the book wiles paid to the finder if returned to New York Avenue Hotel. apl9-3t* PERSONAL. N Iss REELS MASSEUSE, WILL PLEASE call at DR. VERDI'S, No. 815 14th. eae g00n as possibie. te A BEEINED LADY of 25, wishes to 0 out of town with a family to take entire fen BOE child not under fwo years. Address Mi iptrt SAVIN, Phila. P. 21-4t* OHN PaTCH FxamINES TITLES, san asto the responsibility of eof Feaple, with abstracts of liens on real estate. Oth st. n.w., to10 p.m. Always in ibotored and from3ts §, *pi0-im ADAM ROSS, the long-catablished, | reliable nt and Astrologist, gives better sati faction in all afaice, of life than any one in the fession ; Cy ie fers resent and future dest 06 On all matters apner. Tore and matrimony. ALL IN saractoe | given or no oe Coeealia ton ‘Booms, 402 2d st., abo a ‘J. E. RICORD, 341 W. Favotio st, Balto Ma., has devoted 31 piaeate he successfat treatment of Nervous Debi ity, Evil Forebodings, Palpitation of the Heart, Pimples, Organic Weak- ness, &c., those dire results of indiscretion. Pois- onous Diseases of the Blood, it, Nose or Skin. Gonorrhees, Syphilis, & cise + radically cured without mercury. 'R. B. fare to Baltimore deducted a fee. 1-30 DS ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, Confidential Conéulting Puynician for Ladies or Gentleme men, can rson every tae and SRECHDAY to from Tt io pm. at 456 Ot. n.w., near 43s 4 nes moderate. NO failuree. Poranentos, mar27- im” 13 South Eitaw st., Baltimore. EM eee) (PILES) “CURED WITHOUT a 3 alter ber, Ton fiage neers use of th marl7-3m nothin to pay'until youare cured: A. INS, M.D», 414 13th st. OR pate Selighttal SS known as Locust Hill, fn Seldiers’ Home, entrance free Wit xate: best situation in District for healt, ‘access and pure spring water. Apply 712 13thet.” aS-im* Fe REN’ ROOMS: new house, new faraiture; ‘Arat-< clase in Ro: Sth st., nw mar5! = ee AND SALE. of fall st, call or send for REAL ES. TATE REVIEW, published to 2m ew se fe Fst. nw. of a Inquire Re- marl6-6w* ry RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- Fouts a BooNs furnished for houseke ing, and several small BEDEOOMS. 354 Ben vania ave Seat me corders ‘Offioa, ‘city: COAL AND WOOD. NATIONAL FAIR AssociaTION. FIRST PREMIUM ren BEST COAL ant eINDLING WOOD was awarded to us over competi erEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penna. avenue. AL. Os JOHNSON BROTHE! WOOD. TELEPHONIO Connections.” Se Weight. | Beat COAL. Prompt ices: uw. ; 1418 Tth et. n.w. : and 221 Pa.ay. 6.8.0 Se eee SN at ‘con’ 6 the best in Washington. FOR RENT—Small Brick on Pst., near Ist st.n. w. Price $10 per month. MONEY TO LOAN on god real estate security. THOS. J. FISHER & OO., apl? 1223 F street n Fo BENT—By B. 0. HOLTZMAN, x have many of the finest building ites in the city for sale; also, H. very section at prices from 81:00 £9 $60,000. "Now is the time to to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, apl7 10th and F sts. n.w. ‘OB RENT— THE OCRORAR BUILDING, Orrosrre U. 8. }. TREASURY, 15TH STREET. Fine Stores, Office Eeome—singly or commmni- cating—for ices, Studios, etc. Water nd closets on oer. es Blovator and steam Danks rooms for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. oH SALE. DUVALL & MA Rear eed AND. ‘ee AGENTS, a Teprols Building. 3etory and basement b brick dwelling, D st., bet. 24 and 3d n.w. 3 story brick dwelling, B.1. ave., bet. 9th and 10th n.W. Pierce Place 2 story and basement bk. Columbia st., near O, brick dwelling. 12th et.. bet.'S and ric dwelling, 7 ra. 00 Q ret, brick dwelling, 7 rs. brick dwelling, AS dw'ng, 7 re. Sy brick pric Bouses on Myrtle 61 between North eae Coys Ast, and 11) near 8, on long time. OR SA! eu ee n.W., five-story Brick, 17 rooms. n.w., New Double House, 3 stories and fhree-story and basement Brick. 0.5 9038 H oe n. e igs story Thirteen Acres of Landadjoiuing the land of the 110 vasenent 132 C st Washin; k Machi: ashing SHAINGTON & GARRINGTON ttorneys. Law, ap5-Im 458 Louisiana avente. RE ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., Br. Croup Buripma, ‘Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT in different portions of the city. Call at our Office for the list. HOUSES OF ALL Farts FOR tet and some ve will be Exchanged for Bainaproved Searle LOTS FOR SALE, and when desired money will be advanced for building. = SPKCIAL ATTENTION WILL BE PAID TO PROPERTY ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE. REAL ESTATE BI ‘TIN jUED Mi . ES SULLE’ ISSUED MONTHLY. MONEY TO LOAN. Se. 10 $10,000 TOL LOAN, on real gatate — 19 gt ew tates Fonae, . = 509 7th st. Tr STATE SECUR Noéi8 Teh now ONEY TO LOAN IN BUMS OF #300 interest 7 aid Rye cent TORSO a PARKER, Cor. 439 and E sts. a.w. MONEY ON REAL EST. Ix Sms To Srrr, =_ At 6 and 7 per cent. No Delay. ait BR. 0. {BOLTEMAR, WN) apld st 10 LOAD, NO LOAN—On peal extn oe5 ate per cent. ; $1,500, Sra Ay Money in band. eat Gatox ay?-Im* 436 st. now. 50, 00OTO LOAN ON REAL. ae IN THe northwest, with rem copie DATEIN, at 6 per cant, IO, eral amaler sums (money in hand) at | rate FH H. SMITH, 806 Fet., LeDroit Building” on y ONEY TO LOAN— £100,000 TO LOAN, I ts to suit, at 6 per cent. interest, on irei-clane qilt edare Teal estate security ‘first-class gilt B. H. WARNER, 916 F st. BUSINESS CHANCES. F 1R SALE ‘Twelve HOUSES, rancing in price from #1. 200 te $4,000 each. Great bargains. particulars call on’ ron ‘M. M. ROHRER, 509 7th st. | Le copnty, 9 yeiles from city, good thy vebly cultivated, 1.209 pea acts ih giapea: half nif'e from 1 r uterest on purchase money. Apply at308 between Y and 1 p.m. ap2l-eolw Fs AME HOUSE; latrobe hoata three rooms ; water. we lot (over 4,000 feet) front side and rear, full of pear, peach, cberry, m, aud ¢ er fruit trees, xrapevines, flowers, iron fence in front: ous square from H ste ¢ qFhice $1,600. “Iniuire ou premt 2146 ay ? ALATAE and PLANER in good condition. Apply BURGEE & SON, 622.D #*, Dew ay20-6t" JANTED To Prncuase—On the instalment plan, a HOUSE of 6 or 7 roc Peice not to exceed $2,000; within 8 squares southeast of tha Capitol. HELLEN & NICHOLSON, th etn i —Any having tablished Business. of one year or over, in the Ketail Drug or Grocery wishing to #el!. ‘can find a purchaser by writing to'G.J., at the office of the Bveninw Star. stating location ef place of b #i- ness,and where they cat: be seen, ap20-3t_ A XUMBER OF HOUSES IN BOTH WASH ington for sale from $400 to #5.00%, and on terny 3 ©. H. PARKER, ep 4'o and E ste. # w. DE SALE S200 cash, $20 yer inonthy will pur. hase ® teat ME DWELLING, Gorooran thwuranec om o. ay xt THREE-STORY | TRICK winit Fistsitep ment and back wallding, 13 within th Price apl9-St GOOD PAYIN S, WORT 3450, will te BUILD Oot: reanen for oelling other business dress, iving fall partiew are, T. MOURE, Sty ice. aply-3 Fe SALE—On rary terme, three-story Pressed Bri Ki Front HOUSE on H et., bet 43 and 6th pte. 7 roome: $100 cash: balance ne Brice 82,000. C. H- FARRELL 4 FE LE—A handsomely improved COUNTRY SEAT at the Relay House, containing 45 acres, 20 minutes ride from Baltimore sud 45 minutes from Washington. Cost 825,000. Will take 820,000; in city property or Farin in Maryland oF 8. BEALMEAR. 82 Lexington st., Baltimore, Md. Fs SALE—That clecant RESIDENCE cor. 4th dG sts. 0. ; 24x64; 9 rcome, II modern improvements, and tn J home, with large lot: FE RENT—Owin, tomy feeble healt for rent the UT TROU} OF GROUND, 66x1 oe sts. &.¢ , and now occupied, oe, scales, warchouse, sheds, and frame house of four roome: 8 good chance for any one, righing to eneage in FOR SALE. R fA cree 24 reas WATER GENERATOR aeres 28 lions water. Apply 726 New York sv ave. D.w. = ap2l at" Fe SALE—Two HORSES. Ons a staunch five- year-old, ee 1,15v, froe driver and val San | 1 superior wagon horse, 8135. The y medium fair driver, safe for children to drive, and stands without hitching. e850. Address: Bo Fo SALE— AT GHEEN & OSBORN'S bles, 627 G at. nw. One Bay Fam HORSE, bred and raised in Ken- § mown as Liniber Jack, grand- BS ot the celebrated old Lexington racer, 103, bande high, 11 years old, sound and kind in sl) harmees, and can trot a mile in 3 minutes. Sold only for wapt of use. If notsold before at pri- vate, wil renee in front of Thos. Dowling's rooms al 122m. GHEEN & OSBORN. (OR SALE—Fine BAY MARE, fine size: suitable for apy, work; prompt ariver: Pe iy safe for a child to drive. Will be sold 10 Irquire of P. FLEMMING, Stable 8th et. O. Box rer En, 19-3 (Ones Bic BanGars—& a “ae 7 octa'e ‘cacved lex Rosewood Case PIA! ccleimated neekooe vew, for $125 cash. once, a8 the owner needa NEY'T. NIMMO & 00," id ma mt bes a8 he he mn eApDIy, at SID- a 0 1ithét.n.w., between ‘ap! the ae of 8a. m. and 19-3t reat = leaving the city will sell at @ one GRa¥ HORSE, 7 y old, got by Bichmon@. can. trot in “three mint ip Round and ind: fylish Extension Top PHAETON FON, nae two yeare; J2Dt new no-top, side-var WAGO ON: Ni Ueht ral ibber- covered DOUBLE HARNESS. Harness a be seen at Ae stevie Cars 3. M. YOUNG'S Shop, 6th os Capea FOR BALE Lance youn Brown ane: per- fectly sound and gente: Bi iad cs can drive her: owner "going away. 8 Stable, Sthand I ets. aply-61 mR Tr 35,0 fine ae BUGGY, owner having no use for SE: it. Can be seen at 723 7th et. n-w. al7-6° JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOoDs, Wholesale and Retail. Prices Greatly Reduced Before Removal d choi ft Chin: Ouiarnea chica ioe St hinge eran Oriental ‘Ruge and Carpets, Berane, Vasco: taath Diuuer Ware, Kioto, Owarl, &c., in great variowe VISITORS WELCOMED. A.A. VANTINE& CO., No. 831 Broadway, near 13th St., New York. marl0-w&s2m = BOARDING. Fessieann ROOMS, WITH BOARD—Thira story ; summer prices.’ Convenient to cars. 939 K st. nw. apl6-6t* OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, en ae or ain- Fas le. Apply ie New York ave. Also, TABLE apl3- wea HE TEEMORT. HOUSE offers good Tac Class Hotel Boa: for $8 ana 830 pet month. House is well , heated with and every way desirable. mara ta HO! 612 9th stn. are a eee D.wW-, is one atte at { rousonabie tornan novld EDUCATIONAL G, ¥: FOYNN, 4. ur (08 Stu Seneet NW. Corre Bape on oon, 1 Tos RvoMLaN,7 to $10 7 r,in advance. ne lish, Mat ship, Book: | gol ich, En thematics, Penmant keeping. 8p fo ‘preparation for Col- BE tardy wrest attention to lege ak Annay all cone ae nations, on ‘terms. LARROQUE, 728 13th st., native ROFEESOR Bor {- Pies rec ae aetae, erate of Bocbone a and niceties, ‘Terms moderate. ap9-3m_ 4TH eS —M'LLE V. such Cage Bat ners invited to, Rnd 1sth prio '. pours Office ‘hours: 12 m. tol Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and PEE ‘well ag toed wihing fob analited ter feba6-amt i Ea orbusinse Tae cee ee Sesame “BUSINESS OOLLEGE. cosine cee eaoae ae ite Dees SEEeeres person or —= one ee (LAIBEN's LINEN STORE, 828 Arch street, Philadelphia, PRINTED Lepiedanl LAWNS, all new patterns, pure linen, fast colors. WHITE LINEN LAWNS for white dresses. WHITE LINEN LAWNS ia now the favorite material for white dresses. PLAIN BLAOK LINEN LAWN, SECOND MOURNING LINEN LAWNS. Ladi re always sure of peging Pure Linen Goods, and the best assortment, at MILLIHEN’S LINEN STORE, 828 Arch st., Philadelphia. Samples by mail; enclosestamp. mar?4-w&s,2m (EMETERY WieRICEt — STATUARY, MARBLE ™“) ae nes STONES, MANTELS, &e., it ich will be 5 EANTTE MO! MONUMEN ES i ey order. is Pennsylvania av ave: Ne apr5 CxReeprne Broad HATTER, has recei: ew ae 20 orders st dl eee Has of all binds roasted. [is Ota between (0) = Siig Bea a Pure EXTRACT OF WITGi a BAGEL a af 00 cts. PSuat recsiven and foreale bee ABTHUSR Twa spl “Kath and Vand ad aaa D tte ew. #pla_Math and Tand 2d ahd Dats. n.w. AS AND PARASOLS Cov- BRED era to order. sun ast covered t match thei sults = BO cinase’s, 141 1419 Paavo. WAVES. WAVES, WAVES, D a dopo rues sears Patent Office. £18 sounson « 00. = WASHINGTON, D. G., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS DIs- ‘TRIOT and other INVESTMENT SEOURITIES. DOMESTIO and FOREIGN EXGHANGE. marl DOMESTIO and FOREIGN EXGHANGE. mar29 WA4XTED XoU To KNow THaT we Mee ence rasa common new suit oS iat a FOR SALE—20 head of HORSES just arrived Ohio; One pair of bay Horses, one pair of sorrel Horses and 1 two saddle Horses: brown Mare, 5 y: joan te be seen at a3 NO. or can trot in ONS’ Leger SIL KF R BALEXA SECOND-HAND Tiga STE. efor: neared business purposes ,J um} Beata Boo Bugmies, 8, Coupes, ke. — ded to. Repaliny promitly BERT H.GRAHA Repositor anid a Facts 410-416 8th aps iid ‘an and En. Fe =e a = head of maa driving nd peal Bone EON WENrs Deg speedy, at Hu VELY . fapisime No. 645 New York ave. OF Soo 4 Baraatx—Handsome BUILD- ee on o Capitol Hill and northwest seo- tion me sof Rin = ce for builders. In- = 423 1 mar25-1m Ay Teer AND ORGANS. ber trade.” L, WM. GUINAND, 68 Louimians iro. apls-lin Fors xo HORSE OR SALE. BUILDING FRONTS ARD SMALL LOTS. ‘No, Cash Payment apl9.3t THOS. E. WAGG: . 619 7th et. O= HOUSE "TO RENT: TWO FOR SALE on ee Bale terme: all new. re. third of a mile from Church ddress WEL! RBES, Palle Chiarch. a. api SSE mood UNENCUMBERED LOT STORE and irr, ‘neat’ Tih aod Ein. bow ous Perfect. Box 107 cree apl3-dw* AEGAINS.—We have for immediate sale 50 ACRES OF LAND, four miles from the city, bear 7th street road. Will besaia entire at the ex- rere low price of 850 pei or in five 1¢-acre lite at 860, each lot having desutiful site and well ‘This Sacer fered over one-third less then the adiecom fata" Seren eee sends “igo twoemall Press Brick HOUBES seven tone. eae, water and bath. B Trice toan immediate custom MILITARY BOUNTY, LAND Wi omestead ©) ‘AR- a wylaaad wills Toneenseere tS at Law, Koom 41, Le Droit I sou f DOR SANE ORE {OR SALE OR EXCHANGE he ERTY—The VILLA at Point Ro le ag ing seven with Ato, FARM forty-three acres, rurted achiowton ‘© Ohio Junction: Steen minutes ide frou i 3 ood dwelling and guibmidings: suited for atod "yard, market gar- den or greenhouse. A wre chance. "Ap, mar20-1m DUNCANSON BEC PROFESSION NAL. No ICE.—The Dental office and business of the Tate Dr. John Hi. Darrell, of 1337 Pa, shenue, wil be continued by. his nephew, = Dr 003" WATERS: ck of #18 Pa. cont 08 trom: full iy policited. — = ies me t istered. Oharges ferences Bev. Dr. Domer and others. m6 ERVICEABLE FEET UEING REQUT- Siste mite tg health and urefuiness, thousands of ox- personages, {rom far and ueat, visit DR. aites welt Kowa, ‘eatablishment.”‘appos!ts Millard’ Wotel, for relief trom” and avoldatner of Corns, Bunions, ‘Diseased Nails, Vas cular Excresences and other ailments of the feat. Established 1861. Office fee, 81 per visit. mard ENA, BUNIONS, sradically cured Cc om &o., cally oe by the ohh tae fe operations perfect and effecti' remedica. i ber, tikes E: WEISENBORN, Dentiat, removed to 410 11th et tw. CELLULOID TEETH innerted sito rt ‘and all operations on the th at reasonable prices. Ex- ing, 50 yy M. 8. BROWN, DENTIST, =. SrReer, over Simms’ Drux Store. trous Oxide fiven fo for the pai: tion of Teeth. Tooth Arnica ‘Teeth of every kit . A'l operations on the ‘na'ural teeth performed with care and satisfaction. Aecl6 725 lira Bi Attention is to the pleasant and convenient alee ‘Three lines of —— rei joor. i IANOS-FIR: UALIT: P MODERATE Pate WALANTEES, OT ae SUIT and BEST! BECKER, Tuning done ae Twenty ———— sl Se ra BOUARE AND UENO TERE Unsurpsssed for dural richness and aa A Xolume of nee. By lendig aciets factories for snisoe and satisfactorily attended REL opty arerooms, 478 11th St, afew doorsabore Pe ve. pol ala IG ‘P'UANOS AND ORGANS AT PRICES THAT ety oor . NIMMO & feb18 *. Biotec SPoution Universes i TWO FIRST PREMIUMS pharrell ‘bonors Paris Ex- a rT BRO. febit 998 1a ot. mks ees Baath Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. n.we. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE mar30 Boar wat or i ol EW Gi et [eten Seeman: Wt Snes Boog ‘sp15 ty H. DURE, Daxrier, 919 7th et. nw Rete att, of euth ga tracting without| jus C0 centa warranted. oct3) THE TRADES. OOKBINDIN i is informed that the be Fs EET SOOKBINDERY Siar acsueabicscocees aps 1012 Pennsylvania avenue, third floor. TB8ON BR *, 0 PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRI oe Pennsylvania Sa Fine Paintings apocalty. JM © B. COHEN, ° DIAMOND BROKERS AND APPRAISERS OF DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES $50,000 worth of UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, praiins of ees Diamond snag an OY fae ’bismond Pendants and “Oh Rines wsstesine dine of AMERICAN and SWISS off, REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED for any siege teen: No. 1007 Seventh st. n.w. ren COOKE & Co., STOOK BROKERS, 58 Broadway, New Nin A uy and sell on small margins all Stocks 4 Ne Achange ; also dea! in Stock Pri Tags Goutencts at ‘lose rates. centers (PRE AAT BAN MESS. 6 be or. NEW eae fs donate in seer ceo