Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. FRIDAY April 23, 1890. CROSBY 8S. NOYES....Editor. ———————————— fhe Evening Star has a regular, perma- published in Washington, and equal tothat of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. Se The Double Sheet To-morrow. ‘Tue Stax will appear to-morrow, a3 usual, in doubie-sheet or eight-page form of fifty-six columns, with an edition unprecedented In the twenty-eight years of its existence. Adver Users and newsdealers will please send tn their orders as early as practicable for the enlarged and extra edition. The number of new adver- Usements published in April thus far is 1447. In New York, Tilden compelled the adoption Of the unit rule, but his henchmen in Pennsyl- Vania are instructed to oppose It in that state. Why Tilden’s tactics should differ so widely in the two states Is a puvzle to a great many. The explanation is, no doubt, that he fs aware his forces cannot contro) the Pennsylvania conven- tion, and he wants to leave the district delegates to Cincinnatt at liberty to vote as they please, so that such districts as are for Tilden may sup- port lim. If he cannot get the entire delega- Uon, he Is willing to take a part of It. But the antu-Tilden men are in favor of the unit rule, and if they contro] the convention they intend to enforce it. All the delegates have been chosen 1o the state convention except tu two or three ‘small counties, and the anti-Tilden men claim a majority of seventy for their side. Tne Tilden- ites insist that they will have a majority, but they give no figures. Their action In proposing acompromise with regard to the Palladelahia contest indicates that they are not confident of suecess. The Tildenites cannot control the con- Vention uniess their contesting d ation from Philadelphia 1s admitted. All their hopes of success hang upon this. In order to get their delegation admitted the #hard struggle to control th enntested seats. In this fight the © sadvantage of being outside the pale of the ilar party organization. The men who «ompose the contesting delegation from Phila- J lphia took part In the regular party pri- 1 arfes, promising to abide by the result. They vere hardly beaten, whereupon they bolted and set up an outside delegatl upying the Sume relation to the party that Tammany does 1a New York. Therefore, the question of their lon to the convention involves party dis- y will make committee on are, at the im ciptine, and even papers that are friendly to Tilden hesitate to alvise action tuat would en- courage defeated elements of the party to coerce conventions to recognize them by bolt- ing. In the Interest of marty pine the convention will very itkely,, re 3 of the Tilden and ant-Tiiden fight, ant? the 1 delegation, and this will give the oppo: ‘Tilden the majority beyound all question. Queen Victoria fs highly displeased because of the liberal victory In Great Britain, and $he manifests ber displeasure by snubbing the lib- eral leaders. She summoned Lord Hartington to Windsor Castle and then refused to show him the attention that common politeness re- quired. Instead of sending a carriage to the Tallway station for him. as ts usual, she left him to find his way to her on toot, and at the castle he was treated more like an intruder than one of the first men of the kingdom sum- moned by the express order of the Queen upon important state business. The admtrable tact and good judgment which have hitherto marked the Queen’s course in regard to the affairs of the kingdom seem to have deserted her tn her Old age. The representatives of the party which has just “swept the kingdom” ina popular election cannot be put down even by a (Queen's frowns, and her display of ill-humor will not addto her popularity. She permits her per- Sonal feelings towards Mr.Gladstone to out- Weigh the popular demand that he shall be- come the head of the new government. All ar- guments have failed to move her from the determination that Gladstone shall not have the premiership, but tn spite of her opposition the public wish in this regard will probably be asserted in the end. The third-termers will have to revise their estimate of the Grant votes In the Chicago con- vention. They have been counting the delega- tious from the south, but Georgia and North Carolina have smashed this calculation. Tne reports from the Georgia convention are that Grant may get one vote in the delegation, but that it Is more likely to be solid against him. ‘The same tntluences that have been working agalpst Grant in Georgia will be apt to operate in Alabama, Mississippi, South Carolina and Tennessee, as the republican party tn these States Is made up of the same sort of material as in Georgia. In Lousiana Gen. Grant's friends are numerous, and they have been laboring industriously in his behalf for a long time. ‘Therefore he will, no doubt, get the vote of that State. But it fs evident that there fs a stronger anti-Grant sentiment among the republicans of the south than was supposed. The boys who didn't intothe recent al- Jeged railroad speculations in Congress are evidently going to make {t hot for those who did, if they possibly can. Whether there is to De an exposure of operations on the part of Congressmen so vast and scandalous as those Which were uncovered during the famous credlt mobilier investigation remains to be seen; but, if surfuce indications spell tutors there isa vein worth working some e not very deep down, ff It can only The ques- Uon is who willsink the shaft? And even it that should be done. there is reason for appre. hending that enough men who have had some Of the pork can be put upon the committee to make it one of concealment tnstead of discovery. But before it comes to that tt is possible a divide may be made which, in the eyes of the interes- ted ones, may make an Investigation unnec essary. Meantime it will be interesting to watch the maneuvers. A number of gentlemen in Missouri, calling themselves anti-third-term-republicans, have united in signing a paper pledgiag themselves, Ast, t© prevent {f possible the nomination for President of any man who has occupted the of- fice for more than one term before, and, 2d, not ‘to support such a nominee if placed In the field. ‘These thiugs the gentiemen ia question can do, nd doubtless will do, as they promise. But ‘they are negative achievements, entirely. What can they do aflicmatively? That {s the great Point in politics, as 't isin war. Can they and their iriends with ai. the recruits they can pos- sibly draw to their rinks, hope to carry the State of Missouri for any republican candidate that might be nominated, whether he had pre- Wiously held the oftice or not? If they cannot, And tt Is quite certain that they cannot, tt will Strike the disinterested observer that this Vallant lttle band Is making a noise entirely disproportioned to its consequence as a political Zactor. —~<re-—__. Maj. Reno wants to be reinstated in the army. ‘He claims that he has given the best years of his life to his country, and some of his indiscre- tions, to put it mildly, should be overlookad.— Exchange. And how about the hundreds of men in the Service of the government, who also have only given the best years of their life to tuelr country, but who have qualified them- selves for thefr positions at their owa expense? Numbers of these are dismissed the service evcTy year, without charge of indiscretions of kind belng made against them. Why ‘dot they also be reinstated? And why SLouldn't those of them who have grown old sind Infirm in the discharge of their daties be penstonea, instead of befng turned out poor and Lelpless, as well as the gentlemen who wear €paulettes? What is there sacred or superior, any how, in the military arm of a government En whieh, in theory at least, tue military 1s sub- €@ndinate to the civil branches? That 13 what ahe hardfisted common sense people of the Country who produce its weaith and pay its ex- Peuses would like to know. not —2ee-_____. It looks now as though Mr. Vanderbilt, the Owner of Madison Square Garden, might be able to get rid of a Uttle of his great wealth in Settling the damages for 103s of lire and limb sustained by the falling Wednesday night of a Portion of his insecure He can con- Sole himself with the thought that it might be Ppplied io Much Worse USCS ICEt:: | et FIRST ARRIVAL OF ICE FROM THE KENNE- BEC RIVEB FOR THE ENDEPENDENT ICE CO.. ‘The schooner Lemuel Hall, with LARGE OARGO OF KENNEBEO ICE, being the first of a FLEET OF FIVE VESSES consisned to this Company from their ICE WORKS in Maine, arrived at their Wharf, foot of 0th st., on the 2ist inst., is now dis- charging. Consumers wishing to secure their sup- ply at REASONABLE RATES for the coming sea- gon, should call at once at the office of the Company, t orner 12th HALE OIL SOAP, & the destruction of the myriads of Gren Busa that infest Rose Bushes and other plants Fresh supply by ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, 14th and Land 2d and D sts. n.w. = cards. a ot. al Cap, efaction OF NO c BEFGFK, 509 L st. nw. QTINEMETZ, : 1237 Penna, avenue, Bas o) “da complete stock of Geatiemen’s, meee oe veut ” es ns appropriate to the season. Larve stock SUN UMBRELLAS, for Ladies and Gentlemen. ‘Bt Jo oes mer PATTERNS ex Mme DYERs' Dresemabing Parlors, 1251 bo. ave. new, apoe tee QreciaAL TAXE: SPECIAL TAXES: IMFORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS! In accordance with existing taw the Commission: ers of the District enforcing the collection of Special fmiprotement Taxen on. all property, whese Len certificates have been issued, and are overdue, snd will issue tax liens against all aseesaments on Streets where the revision and adjustment has been completed. It fs important that all who are delinquent showlil wake settlenent without delay, aad thereby SAVE INTEREST, PENALTIES AND COSTS. A liberal discount can be saved in settling Special ‘Taxes by calling on WILLIAM DICKSON, ws 222 44 Street. YORK for statesmen who can ad Estudios “Coustitucionates” Sobre ios Gobiernos de 1 eri Susto Arosemena. "To be fowid at ave., cor. of Lith st. B AUS ADE UF LADIES COMBINGS, Also, Old Switches. aie the Formeg Color and reer with New Hair, at the very west New Yo i it Skee G PPL'S, H. PHI ap22-2t* S02 7th str NEw STOCK COLORED SHIRTINGS. W. Ss. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania ave. Sign of the ‘‘Golden Shirt.” ap22 near H. 19 GREAT ATTRACTIONS 719 IN STYLES AND PRICES, AT DAVIS’, 719 MARKET SPACE, CORNER Stn STREET. TOCK OF FANGY AND MILLINERY Gop: FRIN es NaS BUTTONS, EMBROIDE. Sigs LACES Gn NOTIONS very large and attractive, and at unusually low prigas, at 719 Market Sp: 'OR GabGale IN FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS and NOTIONS, o to 1s’. QUN_UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS, in sreat variety, all of best makes and most desitabls styles, at AVIS? LARS SERBS, MOST RELIABLE GoODS, AND LOWEST PRICES, at Os ‘ELTIES IN MILLINERY GOODS, REDE AN WEAR, FANCY RIBBONS, TRIMM! &e., Mecned every day, at DAVL B= GOODS AND. LOWEST eee: at 19 Marwet ‘Space, ap2i-lw Corner 8th street. TEAM Caries ‘T CLEANING. All carpets guaranteed. CHACE' ap2l-ly 616 Louisiana a: BRICKS, (200,000 LIGHT RED MACHINE BRICKS for sale at a low price. Also 390,000 best quality hand-made Merchantay rates. , at market OFFICES, nia ave. CARD PHOTOGRAPHS FOR §1.00. FINISH GUAKANT! BLACKLIDGE. tse Phiearapher, Market Space, bet. ‘Tth and 8th sts. ap19-6t* ane STORAGE FOR F CEng, Upholsterers and Steam Carpet Cleaners, ap2l-ly G26 Louisiana ave. je OF PRICES. FRoM THE “FAMOUS,” No. 400 Seventh Street Northwest, CORNER D GooD WORKING SUITS, 86, $7, 87.50, 88, 39. EXCELLENT BUSINESS SUITS, 810, S11, 812, $13, $14, B15, B16, 17, 318. SUPERB DRESS SUITS, 816, 815, 820, $22, $24, B28, B30, B32, B35. BOYS’ DRESS SUITS IN GREAT VARIETY, S84, 84.50, 35, 86, 87, 3, 89, B10. CHILDREN’S SUITS in elegant assortment $2.50, $2.75, 83, $3.50, $4.50, 85, 86, 87, 35, 89, PANTS in all the latest styles, from #1 to $10, at the “FAMOUS.” No. 400 Seventh st. n.wy CORNER D. anit ONE PRICE. ME" AND BOYS’ CLOTHING. OVER ONE THOUSAND SUITS FOR ¥oU TO PICK FROM. Tnever before sold Clothing as low as at the pre- Sent time, and never before have I offered one-half 48 many different styles as I now offer the Washing- ton public. I am almost sure to sell to every one who comes in, Because I Have the Goods, Because the Prices are Right. Because I Enjey Confidence. ‘Time has shown that square dealing is a guarantee of success, and the patronage I have enjoyed since 1859 is the best evidence of my capability of cater- ing to the wants of the community, A. STRAUS, OLOTHIER, OLE Pennsylvania Avenue, apls Between 10th and 11th streets. ¥ FOU VALUE YOUR EYESIGHT, set it the best o best 81 G) GLARSES of = near baa = ‘epl6-ly PE CROGRAPHE a8 eee) La eee at Baa bed se ane oa ois! Ro or ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS THIS WEEE. ALL NEw Goops Opesina Dariy 1s THE Fou- LOWING SPECIALTIES: ALL SILK SUITS AT 820.00, Former price $26, guaranteed the samo garments. DESIRABLE NOVELTIES IN LAQES, AT 12}6c., 25c., 37¥e., 50c., T5c., 81, UP To 350 EACH. REAL LAGES A SPECIALTY. We invite the Ladies of Washington and vicinity to our SEOOND OPENING or FINE ~“LINERY. OUR OWN BONNETS JUST REGEIVED FROM. PARIS. THE LARGEST STOCK PARASOL NOVELTIES IN WASHINGTON. ° WOODWARD, LOTHROP & OOUHRANE, 705 and 709 MARKET SPACE. ONE PRICE. apl7 1 Dieeyaechey and FALLS SCBIVENER’S COA stand, Georgetown, dai m. ater round trip, 7 ing 5 p.m. OYS' SCHOOL SUITS from #3 to 36 ang ea Boys’ Dress Suits from 85 to 10 and $12 Boys’ Blue Middlesex Fiannels 88, 10 an: 31), be Men's Working Suits from, Drese Suits trom #8, 1 econo i PARTIES conts—return: up; Blue Flannel Pts S150 and $2, best Pand S3 Bleached Muslin Drawers 25, 35, and 50; Shirts 25 traw Hats from 15, > to B1 and, tip; Wool Hata from 40, 50, 75 to # and recendéd ‘Tow rices. at ort Shire at D110 Pa ave, SEL Sign Big Bice. THE HUB PUNCH. 4 PURE DELICIOUS BEVERAGE. THE HUB PUNCH M MADE IN BOSTON SOLELY Hee ee . a HAS LA’ ‘D JETS win MARKED? Po AR At ‘HEUL aN D PALATABL fe DRINK. 1T IS PREPARED WITH GREAT CARE FROM UE BEST MA’ ALS, AND ‘HING:! W8HIC UN [ABLY ENLARGE 1 Tre ELE PASUES 0 of LIFE AND ENCOURAGE GOOD-*ELLOW: AND GOOD NATURE, IF RIGHTLY EMJOVED. THE NAME AND TITLE “HUB PUNCH,” 15 ADOPTED AS A TRADE MARK TO SECURE THE PUBLIC AND PROPRIETORS AGAINST IMPOSITION BY THE INTRODUCTION OF SPURTOUS ATTICLES. All unauthorized use of this Trade Mark will be promptly prosecuted. Cc. @. GRAVES & SONS, Bostor, Mass. THE HUB PUNCH Is BOLD IN WASHINGTON BY Sideson s BOG, O40 Pennetivails ave. n.w. re 4 WILL Mid & 10) AS Penn.ave.n.w. SON! W. REEDS SONS, T316) F st. n.w. ira eat ania ‘avenue n: iw. eu Date: a.w. 1, Corner 9 leoenee te and N, 248 ywhi cL 'S OLD BOURBON —best in the world for weneral use and medicinal purposes. J. H. CRANE, WHOLESALE AGENT, apli-iIm 460 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W ———— ee STABLISHED 1862. L. HEILBRUN'’S CELEBRATED SHOE HOUSE, No. 402 Seventh st. nw. Sian or: THE OLtp Woman 1x Wispow. Gents’ and Boys’ Patent Leather Pumps. ri Side Lace and Congress Gaiters. Child’s Shoes, all colors and sty} PRICES, Eine Calf, Kid and Cloth Low Shoes. Gents’ Broad, Easy Shoes, for ¢ omafort LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. LUMBER! Hand-sewed Button Congress Gai Ladies' and Child's Whites Kid Siprers. French Heel Ties and Button. ap13-3m LUMBER! LUMBER! WILLET & LIBBEY, OR. 6TH 8T. AND NEW YORK AVE. N. W 100 FEET OF THE BEST BOARDS FOR $1. TBESE ARE THE VERY BEST BOARDS MANUFACTURED, COMMON BOARDS, 100 FEET FOR $1.00. marl? WILLET & LIBBEY. OTIC Es. ‘The Books for fubscription to the balance of Capital Stock of the ONAL ATI ASSOGERS TION will be open at the Office of the Association, 803 Market it Space, until May 1. Members who have paid up their eubscriptioncan obtain their admission tickets to the grounds by applying at the Office. No one will be admitted to ‘the this date without a ticket. apl2-1it WM. M. GALT, Presi & sc @ K. COHEN, DIAMOND BROKERS AND APPRAISERS OF DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES $50,000 worth of UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, gon ting of Matched Stones in Diamond E Solitaire Diamond. Rings Bings and, ond Pendants and Oh ste in ene of Sea mCaN and SWISS iG BRAROnI Ei GFR OFFER REFUSED for any oft the above goods. MONEY TO LOAN at 5 per cent. aps + _No. 1007 Seventh st. n.w. YVOX4GERS TO EUROPE. Fs 3. W. BOTELER & BRO. te f of Tickets this Oh Diniretat tosh i Sut srmaysure co, SAMME oe ropesing URRRELL AS, CAzAsors jov- From bbe. wi BB CHASE'S, Ben Or WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. NTED—Good NURS a WARP find NURSE wea Reomuen it ANTED— First-class and assistant ik = NEKS, at M. WILLIAN'S. mate ANTED—To Rext—A Panel aa USE, gia crenting north or south. reas “ "Boarder, WARIED. <A colored GIRL, for general == work: no washing. Good city references re- quired. Apply NOO* Pa it? WASTED-Sr a first-class Rieck a ey city. Spee ATION, either in or out of the references. Apply at 611 2d at. n.w. WA, Ist. one cr 3, earnished ROOMS, fora gentleman and wi ences. Address Box 14, Star Office. tr Ga W4XTED_—A SITUATION, by a Fretich wil as child’a nurse, to travel with a family in Eu- pope. Hefers by permission to present vl ayes 1601 O st. n. 3-30" Wiktit-seoa APPRENTICES. ee them cutting and fitting. Also, GIRLS to gut patterns. “Address ‘‘Industry,” Star Ag v ANTED—A settled white WOMAN (German preferred) to cook, wash and iren ina sma’! ae family. Good home and wages. Appi 23 Rw. ws iTED—A responsible party (ventleman a wife) wiil take care of furnished HOUSE dur- ing summer months for use of two rooms. Best 01 references. Address Box 23, Star Office. ap23-2t" Wy ANzED ay a lady, a small BOOTS: of 4 yoome, in @ respectable locality. Rent not to exceed S.C ner moni Rent, paid prompts. Ad- Grete}. A; O-, at drug store 824 12th st. n.w. ap23-3t* Se ——————— WANTED First of May, HOUSE with jmodorn improvements ; rent not to exceed 83 in good location, not east of ith or weet of 16th at. or n.w., on a lettered street, southera exposure, not north of O st. n.w. Prompt pay and best oi ref- er Address Box 84, Star Office. WASTED, Thtee ane claes COAT HANDS at GEO. BERGLING'S, 1318 Fet. n.w. ap22-3t" Fok BENT RET DRUG “STORE and DWELLIS sc. 4 Q sts. n.w. Inquire 152. et. nw. Fou hout board: delichtful location. after 4 o'clock, at 1214 K st. nw. ‘OR RENT—Six ROOMS, sas and wate th st. for @15'a month. 1134 7th et., bet. L avd M ate HOUSE No. 810200 An. w.,com- {faining nine rams and sll modern csavea. ences. Apply 800, corner H aud 20th, street nw. ap23.3t* Fe RENT_A neat six Room COTTAGE, 227 H modern in provements, south front: Zountsin, and flowers in yard. Apply 457 Pa. ave., at Prigk’s. it Forney Ist—Part of anel-gant HOUSE, nicely and completely furnished for housekee)- ing Apniy at 619 2det. n.w., after 4 o'clock. ans ate ENTE A fuite of ROOMS on first foo “a oktpiy Fo RENT—Brick HOUSE, 11 rooms, in com- plete order; all conveniences and food stable: furnished or not; rent low to good tenant. Cail 426 6th st. n.w. ap23-3t FOB RENT Hite Boxun—Two communicating furnished ROOMS, 2d floor, one front room, south front: Judicisry’ square; hot ai splendid summer rooms ; 403 G st. n.w. Fok, BALE—Handsome Dwelling HOUSE, in ode ene contains 11 rooms, and Dee modern improvements; is one aquare from Pa. ave. Terma 10 sit. Apply 12 W- Be WIUC cor. 20th and I sts. n.w. ap 38:3 (OR HENT—To boarding house keepers, near station, a large and commodious modern MAN- SION and GROUNDS, for the sau ue ata Te a a ene, resort. For terms, &c. ply M. LOW, Parceliviile, Loudon o., crm thomas a RCE RENT Ob SALE—Two HOUSES on Breat- wood road, near National Fair Grounds rooms, with 6 acres of land, fruit an: ery; one of 5 rooms 2nd 12 acres of land, for “wardening. Tuguire W. C. GREG id cold water: ap23-st" ANTED—A are clace WHRELW RIGW W ply at W. T. WIL8ON’S, 627 New York apy! ANTED—A good WHITE BARBER, at East Market Brace, Georgetown, B.C. but good need apply. p22 Ws outskirts of W Height: btar offic shing'on or on Georgetown, ent about $15 per month. Address B., Bp22-3t* TED—By 4 permanent and reliable tenant, Zor 8-room HOUSE, mod.imp., between I and Eee and FandMn.w. Address ae of W: ANTEDInwepirene =e Colored aint to Jean (reseinaking; no charge, for learning. None but those tidy need apply, 1512 L Ws, at nar tt 5 p.m., or before 9 V ANTED—EMPLOVIE 'T, by a respectable understands cntting woman, as seamstress and fitting; would be generally useful in first-class fi Se inetore. Address Box 113, Star office. ANTED—A W or 8room BRICK, between Gand R aud 2a and 13th ets Rent niust not be over $25 per month. Addvoae Ik. ap2l-3t” M., Star Office. WANTED Three (3) SALESMEN of ability, sell goods on instalment plan. Liberal com- mission. Reference required. Apply from 8 to 10 a.m. at 34 St. Cloud Building. ap2l-w, f,s,3t TED—To RENtT—A suall HOUSE in the | FE RENT—Two handsome ROOMS, oa floor, at No. 1237 G st. n.w- —Foxentiemen, Mraisbed ROOMS: vate family. 909 Massachusetts ave. n.w. ROH RENT, Seven-room BRICK, Tez 10h st n.w.; modern improvements; perfect order: to carefa) tenant, ‘$32.00 per mouth. Apniy on premises. ape ‘OR RENT—A furnished HOUSE, in a beautiful location, opposite Franklin Park, will be rented for six months or one year, if desired. Inquire at 3209 H st. n.w. at (OR RENT—Several larze, ae all modern improvements: lovely location and fine house : k 225 Delaware ave., half it Six-room HOUS! ‘nitural department; ba modern improvements: 816 per 1 nth. Tagaire of On YTIBONE. Xo. 228 Lith st. 8.w. OK RENT et 0—On May Ist, No. 74 Consross Georgetown, six-room Press Brick Front HOUSE; latrobe, bath room, &c. ; good yard: one- half sauiare from street cars. ‘WM. B. ORME, Wasbington Gas Licht Co.. or cor. @ Stoddard. ap22- lw Fossa re. very large UNFURNISHED KOOMS, 6 Zl Ok RENT—HO! ae CES $25 per mouth; keys apo La. ave. FOE BENT [Four unfurnished ROOMS, on sec. RY ond and third floor. Tnquireim store No. 818 & St. D.w. au WANTED FMMILIPS to furnish with Ber- vanes. Try us. Algo, white and enlored Ser- Fonte, wath reference. | Exployment Omics," No. 926 F st.n.w. 0. E. PRICE & CO. aps-4e" WANTEDACOOKS: | CHAMBERMATDS and NURSES, SEAMSTRESSES and other Help, with reference.’ Servants furnished at short notice. Fmploement Ofice, corner 7th and G ats.n.w. ap6-1m W 8 NTED By a Fronch lady, companion, or, to take @ SITUATION a8 ree of an invalid going to rope. Best of references. Salary no cbject. AddtensF RENGH LADY, tar offica.ad-3w* ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S Steam Beating Works, 490 Maing avenue s.w. Orders by mail or left at W. B. Moses cor. 7th st. and Pa. ave., or Messra. & Co, 1328 F KS » Carpet Dealers. Ly LOST AND FOUND. JOR RE STABLE ; one square cast of tall tromtaleaciaaeaen or two vehicles ; loft. Inquire Koom 1, 330 43g st. FRE RENT Tyo, Bye tom Frame HOUSE No. 1720 and ermont avenue; all in wo °: Apply t0 JAMES ROBBINS, No. 13tk mont ave. FOR, REST An onfamishet SaL00 ry ble for an oflice ifs Cau betwoen Sand @ o'clock mane’ at Si near Patent office. OR RENT, AND SALES OF pens VATE AND AT AUCTION. — on the Ist and 15th of every month, at the office of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st: now. apdl-3t* FOR RENT pBevatate anartaent, | four fine ROOMS, bath room, bay window: being choiccet portion of a haudsome modern, Fs constructed for accommodation two families. Adults preferred. 1134 6th st. n.w. ap2 PAR- desired. PRI- See Bulletin issued ted POCKET LOOK, containing be- 14 and 815. $4 reward if returned, to . PERKY, 917 Ist st. n e. [ene Bisck, POCKETBOOK, containing, = 00 in money and cards of N. Y, Stores, Suitable reward by Feturninye eame {9 1121 108 thst st. n.W. OST—April 19, Sheepskin POCKETBOOK, con- « 89; also, a permit to peddle in the city orbaltdnore: ‘rhe Rnitee returning the perms keep the money to 1212 7th at. n.w, _ ap2s Lane? morning, on 9th street car, or in or . depot or Smithsonion crounds,a NAIE, containing about eight dollars: Reward! Ir iehtat room 12,1429 New York ave. 1t* Leia, April 22, on Penna. avenue, SCARF PIN composed of bar and ivy leaves of variegated gold. Suitable reward noon returning to 2115 Penna. ave., bet. 2ist and 22d sts. n-w. ap23- OST. tween LoS lay, pair of silver-monnted EYE- GLASSES, hanale atta hed,in Fai Tagut Square. or on Ist , bet. 17th and sth sts. Suitable reward if returned to 1703 K at. new. Lok acfesterday, Sfiemoon, between 2 aT 4 o'clock, a Gold CUFF BUTTON, monogram 8. iY. on it, “A liberal reward paid if returned to Star office. ap22-2t SS ain Lie oars eon 130 East Oapitolst. and the Gap- ito}, or.in tue galleries or halls, on the 27th of March,’ a H. IN, crescent sliape, with three drops or pendente in grey hair. ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded by returning to 130 Eas| A ap tolet. ‘OST—$10 reward for the retura of s GARNET KING, missing now come three weeks, to Mr. $,SHILLINGTON'S Book Store, cor. a8 st and sa AEE INED LADY t of town witha fanny to e charge of ‘Address Mrs. EDIE ld not under, two years. SAVIN, Phila. P.O. te hia PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to the responsibility of oh People, with ‘ubstracts of liens on real estate. n.w., 6 a.m. to10 p.m. Always in oroseo and from 2 to 5. ‘apl0-1m ADAM KOSS, the long-established, reliable snl se t and Astroloxist, sxives better satis. faction in al! affairs of life than any one in the fessi le past, prosent and future destin: gives ad: ce oa Assistance on all matters appel taining to business, love and matrimony. ALL IN TRourLE Cau. Batisfaction wgiven oF no Be Consultation Rooms, 402 2d st. a J. E. RICORD, 141 W. Fayette at., ae Bid. has devoted 30 years to the successful treatment of Nervor us Debility, Evil Forebodings, Palpitation of the mples, Orsanic Weak- hess, ke, those dite resulta o indiscretion. Poia- onous Diseases of the Gonorrhea, Syphilis, &c., tadically cured without mercury. | Write or call. "HR. fave to more deducted from fee. “3m, ae FOR SALE-FARM, 150 Acres, in Montwomery county, 9 miles from city; "ood. buildings: thoroughly’ cultivated; 1,200 peach, 900 pear, 8 acres in grapes; half mile from R.R.station. Frnit will pay interest on purchase money. Apply. at 508 12th st, between 9 and 1 p.m. v2 70H SALE NOMINI FERRY, with as eS of Land attached, with Wharf and ood Store- House, and doing’ Imsiness. ‘Steamboats from Baltimore and fashington regularly. All in Westmoreland county, Va." AD) JOH MUR- Y of P., 103 Frahklin st., Baltimore, Mary- eae apl2-m, w,f,8t Bu RENT—A small Brick HOOSE, ee ee 80D Hallalley, 88. Address 8. B., P!O. B: ity. OR 2 ee 1741 13th et. 7 Fooms: 8t., 8 rooms: $2 met del ical Houses. J. @. BESTER, BH ith a apl FOR RENT SU Jet at. now., | DWELLING HOUSE, containine 11 rooms, with mod. imi for rent from the Ist of May, 1880. For terms please inquire at Marini's Hall. apl7-6t OO (OR RENT OR SALE—A most attractive REST- DENCE, No. 505 Maple avenue, Le e Droit Park: eight Toons and bath , furnace, ith room, wate open rates. wire screens in windows, bay’ windows, viazza, extensive lawn, fine croquet round. — Rent ‘ow to’ good tenant. ‘Terms of sale fo suit. Stable near by. Apply on the premises. ass RESIDENCE, situated between 15th‘and 16th ts. adjacent to Boots statue, No. 1517. oA! to 3. J BHEDD, No. 1402 14th at. n.w. __FOR RENT AND SALE. _ STATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHEBMAN & CO., Sr Crovy Buitmrsc, Beal Estate Agents and Auctioners, cen RENT—Two beantiful HOUSES in McPher ——— Row builting; willsoon be Anished. Other HOUSES and STORES in ditt: tiueoreee city: Call at our office for Bulletin. FOR SALE—A very fing HOUSE, on Gona. ave.. Asth st. and Jefferson Place—now being built. HOUSES AND LOTS at different prices and on terms to suit. ent por: Special attention will be paid to any tvusinees en- trusted to our care. ‘apz3 R RENT—1110 13th st.n.w , a desirable throe- ten-room Brick DWELLING, with mod. em ae Price $50 per month. FOR aed gon Island ave., a new ten- room RESIDEN with modern conveniences: South fronton Govermment reservations per month. FOR RENT—1719 Rhode Island ave. n.w., hand- =e BKICK RESIDENCE. containing’ fifteen [pees ith every convenience. Situation one of the'best in Washineton. FOR RENT—Smail Brick on Pst., near Ist stn, w. Frice $10 per month. MONEY TO LOAN on good real estate security. THOS. J. FISHER & 00. aplT 1223 F street n.w. RB RENT—By 8. O. HOLTZMAN, Beat Estate AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F stroeta northwest. Price 856 23 1536 st. n.w., 17 rooms: ae ned Fur. house, F et. Fur. h’se, 16th st.n.w. too 612 Pa. Be BW. 6 fo and bath.... aoe 809 R st. n- w.,6 rs. ‘and bath. 817 D rooms. Imake no charge to landlords for advertising thelr property, and Keep it before the public constantly. Ibave many of the finest building sites in the city for saie; also, Houses in every rection at prices from $1,000 to 860,000. Now is the time to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, spit 10th and F sts. n.w. 7OB RENT— FE THE CORCORAN BUILDING, Orrostre U. 5. 8. TReascey, 16TH STREET. Fine Storer, Office Rooms—singly or communt- cating—for Business Offices, Studi and closets on every floor. Elevator and steam beat Dark rooms for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. aprl JOR SALE. UVALL & MARK, Rear Estate Ate Ieee ioe sear a Scatnemsas bk. dw'ng, 7 re. Columbia st., near O, # rs. 2th at. bet.’S and 7 brick 300 Q et brick dwellines 7 tos Ocorick dueling os, 403 O, brick dwelling, 8 rs. Houses on Myrtle st.’ between North Capital and Ist, and lthst., near, on longtime. alu brick pening dwelling. 7 SALE— Fons. ., five-story Brick, 17 rooms. 1101 = n.w., New Double House, 3 stories and base joining ‘the land of the IN & QARBINGTON, 458 Attorneys-at-Lar Louisiana aventie. FOR SALE. FOR SALE, ‘wo BUSINESS Wat Apply at Ro 907 G st. nw. ap: | grounds. "A house wil be tal and balance be taken in eas JOHN SH ‘MONEY TO LOAN. 1.00 TO LOAN AT SIX PER OENT. INTER- cst. Must be gt elge soparey. KOONES, ap22-8t* No. 615 15th st., een Bet Met. Bank ae M.M. TOHRER, “Soo Th at. AT 6 26.5, IN SUMS TO SUIT, 1 ON FIRST CLASS MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Is Sums To Svrr, At 6 and 7 per cent. No Delay. R. 0. a AN, aplT Yom nw. 10 LOAN—On roal cetate encurity, $3,000 at 6 rer cent, : $1,500, $1000 and S504 at 7 per cont, Money in hand B. F. “gi tiguto ap?-Im* 4h at. “= we QS, COTO LOAN ON REAT. PaTATy IN THE northwest, with ample marin, at 6 per almo, Reveral sn: nr Aumna (money ta. handy aPo low _ fH. SMITH, 806 F st., LeDroit Building Me TO LOAN— £100,000 TO LOAN, In amounts to «uit, at 6 rer os Cd Interest, on ‘iret-class wilt ede real estate B. a WARNER, 916 F at. now marta BUSINESS CHANCES SYLCI LARD BACK TAXES PALD JOHN T. anus, S10 F st. nw wg ane gan three Toot SHOW - TABLE SODA FOUN with complete Fixtures, at iikand i tt eo ae eTee CBLONLt, he, near Stewart on Massachusetts ave., between, +26 feet each front ; situated north AddreesW. L., Star oftioe aps Gt" UNENCUMBERED LOTS ae: taken in whole or part paymen room, bay: window Pressed K weet; rents wel Oth and ist ete. side. Terms easy (00D ites ie iu y ore wi changed for wpe in Washington City A.M. KENADAY, 621 H st. now BUILDER 7 FINE a E FO tifal LOTS for eal Estate Ontica, L dine paying a BUST Owner going weet. ei BARGAIN POR CAS A OF 4X near City P.O, -Aeine xood pay Keasons for selling, being engaged in anoth ply Southwest corner 6th st JOK BALE Twelve HO! r trom #1200 to #4,000 each: Great bargains. For particulars cali ow ap2l-1it M. M. ROHRER, 509 7th st. Fora ra TRE and PLANER in woud condition. Apply BURGEE & Sv! 22 Dew NUMBER OF 2K inet terns to sti HOUSS IN SOUTH WASH for sale from $400 to ® d on ©, sh, aneat two-story FRAME. 1 5. DYER. Oorvoran uenran th wt. and Lotiisiana ave, nw | 24xt4 lar, all modern improvements, model home, with jane lot: wi F see) apply toL. WM. Gt iSAND, one iene = RENT—Owine to for rent the Lot OF GROEN ated on Int, bet, Band O ata. s.e , and now « by a coal ‘yard, with office, scales, warchoure, ds, and frame honse of four rooms. a mood ay one wishing to enwase in the ¢ L, WM. GUINAND, 623 Louis apld-tm War, «ood UNENCUMBERED LOT worth will give for same new Brick STORE ana Lor, near 7th and K ste. 3 title 32) perfect. Box 107'Star ARGAINS.—We lave for immediate sale 50 ACRES OF LAND, four miles from the chy, near ith street road.) Will be sold eatin at the treme low price of 50 per acre, or in five lots at 800, each lot having beautiful rite watered. This land is offered OR SALE—LAW LIBRARY FOR SALE—Con- sisting of 410 Volumes, all in good con- ays, dition. | Also, 1 Fire roand) Burglar Proof / 1 Secretary Office fice Drawers: FOR Sz Four ‘cheap TURNOUT, ‘compris- Ai ne, Horse, Harness’ apd | Bi corse, Harness aud Jutap Beat; He Harness, Coupe Rockaway: mutes new Pheton: tine Landulet and good Draft, fg ad at DOWNE\'S Stable 1013 17th st. 2ye2. ee JOR SALE SCHOONER YACHT. —Tho Schon acht | **Morning Light,” built in inves and im perfect order, a fast “sailer, and \ery’ able. over all 76 feet | beain 23 teed; draft of water Bs fee ate, awninie, pigiy late; hand omely ay ported. AAdrans HT, P.O. Drawer D.D., Phil ap22 6t FoREy SALE Desirable §-room BRICK HOUSE, throom, hot and cold wa- ter, and ood pale on easy terns. Fst.n.w., from 5 to$ p.m. FoR RENT—Farnished or unfurnished BUTTE: bay window, bath, &c., second floor, and one Room on third floor.” Parties having cliildren or servants need uot apply. 1423 Iowa Circle. al4-2w* OR BALE—Very desirable three-story HOUSE ' hear corner 12 , back building. "Terms to suit’ “Apply iit it st n.W. FOE RENT From July Tet, 1530, Te, =e H st., next door to Corcoran's residence, fronting Lafayette Square; a first. house in crery respect Aopiytoa HIDE, Rises Coral oct Fe SALE OR RENT—An elegant DOUNTRe SEAT, of 12 ACRES, improved by two-story and basement Dwelling, containing 8 rooms; fine lawn, fruit and water; one mile and a half from Brooks’ Station on Metropolitan Branch of Inquire at 12 p15-2 fee more & Ohio R. R., 4 miles from city. For price, terms inquire of HELLEN & Nio IHOLSON, 615 7¢1 Ww. ap9-im OR. or yory choice four-story BRICK HOUSE, 1404 180 bak, es tate. ant 838. Taine ‘atthe mi. i., 9 rooms and bat house or of J. W. P. ateense7 5 15th st. ap7-1m ROE BENT Bate Delight ‘ul fale DENOE noe joining Seldiers’ avenue by cars to Home, entrance fr gate; best situation in for health, access and pure spring water. Apply 712 13th st.” a5-Im* D5 ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, Confidential Oonsalting Ge bales for Ladies or Gentlemen, can be consulted in person every. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. from 2 to 9 p.m. at 456 C st. n.w., near 43g st. Offices: Reto Fi vate. Charwes moderate. No failures. Main office, 19 South Eutaw st., Baltimore. mar27-1m_ FPEMORRHOIDS (PILES) CURED WITHOUT thing to pay until youare ctsed Ae AS Oot 01 ej INS, 14 13th Bt mi BOARDING. Borns. —Large, communicating 1 ROOMS, second floor; also Single Kooms; houte with modern improvements; tebe Board;’ on car line. 1336 I st., opposite Franklin Park. ap23-6t* B4Ro0m and BOARD nee week. Table Boat 33; larae Front Room, suitable for man : a wife, 85 per week. 631 D at. n. w. ap22-31 CARDING ae rivate family near eas id., will accommodate a few gute nth rst class BOARD. addres Mrs. Fess inunn ROOMS, WITH BOARD—Third story ; summer prices.’ Convenient to cars. 939 ap! Eee ae 16-20" y 5, Athiy S38 Now York ave en suite or sin- fe. APTI ave. Als0, Bret Pat-clags. NY SOT AY oe (PEE, TEEMONT HOUBE oftere good Bi on as, first-class a month, Houses well furniehed, nasten eee and every way desirable. mae wet LOORTEL HOURE, 612 9th st-n-w., is one ‘the coalest and best condi boarding a it ‘Boarders soowmmo: Bovis VETERINARY MEDICINE DEPOT, ities—Colic Medtein Linamer povdars 5 Hoot inenest {GF Horses, ana \o] all kinds of Cattle and Dog Medi. BOBT. SMITH, V.S., ap2-ly 409 14th street n.w. (f (eS OELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTEES. NEVER WeaKgoun, 1 ALWAYS QUEAS, por beworn while van is 1th st. n.w. Mrs. wants of adits. Fisher devotes her attention to the ORGANS. Ee ‘ANTED YOU TO KNOW ——— SUIT anch better ans deal cheaper than a No. 19D TUBTH'S OLD “AND, No. 408 9th st now. N-B.—We Clothing. \OR RENT—ROOMS; new hot new frpitare: first-class in every’ res! oa bot. Diand eata gro Teepe mar3i- ee fone 4ypD pee Es. ‘or full list, cail or sen for, REAL ES- oe PREVIEW, spas. maori WARNED, S16 fat. now. Fe T SALE-Reaoeees Seca icon built BRICK HOUSE, modern rovementa, Srounds and LSnERbDeTy irone ot the b Dest, localities f Georget cars pass the door. inquire Re- corders 0: ‘Gites ‘ity Hall. marl6-64* awe e Sea lS ea F%& RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS and ROOMS furnished for housekeep- aud ‘several out BEDROOMS. 354 poner COAL AND WOOD. NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST poss aan ei ETE WOOD was awarded to us competitors. STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. nov8 Ce. HERS, *2°P- WOOD. IP nade to order, aioe in ave. n.w. jear Siar Onice. Scares et iuaaivet ined. 75 cents per bottle. i tier ook! Loo! Li LOokt = 5 1s. NOTE PAPER SELLING FOR 81. he dove rginea bgbanadate octs Bore, por SALE Soild on} If not sold before at pri- vate, will be sold in set of Thos. Dowiing's rooms on #pril coe it 12 m. "ards GHEEN & OSBORN. Fe, Ss you, Brown MARE, per- fectly sound and gentie. lady ean drive Jowner soln away. GHEER Stable, Seog Sth and Tets. n.w. aply-6t* ‘OR SALE—For ss ‘@ fine No-top BUGGY, owner ating no use for RRS. it. Can be seen ne hist. now. al7-6" 7 R BALE— ee 'D-HAND JAGGER, SUIT- ale foniight buruers purhoeee San ockaway UR RIOR, Roches, fc. Repalrive promptly steeadea aps Fe SALE—Just SS head of tne driving snd Saddle HORSES, finely bred La ly, HUGUELY & BOW! Es nt No. 645 New York ave. OR wae Bakoarx—Handsome BUILD. LOTS on Capito! Hill and north ING west sec- tion of cit; oe id chance for builders. ‘Tn. Quire 425 Tih pa mar25-Im_ [Akce STOCK, oF SPRING WAGONS, snitebio for all kinds of business. Also, PIANOS AND ORGANS. Pprno: RST QUALITY, P MODELATE St . EULL GUARANTEES ren ee IT and BESTE yee 7 KER, ‘Wareroo: 2, DOF It st. new. Tuning and Kepairedones srillrully and promptiy. ‘Twenty years’ a nee. api tobe we E & COS GRAND MOUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS surpassed for durability, richness a Yalune of Ross ‘By leadi ists i REICH Piano Wareroous, 425 1108 st, a few doors above Pa. ave. me aie Piacivenn AND OBGaNS AT PRICES oe Ooty SIDARY I NIMMO & OO. febi3 410 11th st. nw. _TIEFF PIANOS.—Hizhest Paris Kx- Ss position Universeile Ts ae = TWO FIEST PREMIUMS st National Fair dagte Gran the Artiste Plano, dene ita for the celebrated Kranich & other fi te eran ‘unrivaled Peloubet mie «i. BoLM AG a8 TBS Teh et. wovo., between O and THE TRADES. BooksIDINa. The public is qe that the is carried a same excellent ‘Green turned out workmen are are cmplovekes Mil bo in the ou or sky et aes i012 Pennsylvania sven, third floor. The Stic defies competi- feb]? aps Garmin TIOAL Book AND JOB PRINTERS, i 012 Baas aren vi aven: Washington, ‘janis WINE AND OLD. zeman tae ase is JUB: where SECONDS Bruges et ‘or call ow nw. ie at .. between 6th and 7th sts. n.w. 408 9th st., between D = i eae cree ANITARY PLI iG. Sa ee een 2 of the examination and of cee, | MURR SS ace aie WANs ety BOUNTY LAND WAK. ANTS Boldiers: Homestead OLATMS, and sain be raid an LLIAM') JOHNSTON Sttorney vi Orne! Bt Law, Hoom 41, Le Dro Balti oY oe ee a, FE PE BALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- ERTY—The VILLA st Point Lookout, contain- by seven rooms, with seven lots in fine condition. Aleo, SAE, containing: about forty-three yee at Washington & ~ Janetion’ Urteon minutes ride from city dwelling and idings; suited for yard, mi den enbi rare chiaace. (Ay rar20-1m ‘DUNC. NB eoT “SURGERY, & rns, , Bunic one, Direared Nails, Vascular Excrescences, Ohil- blaine and all Other ailments of the Fect sioosss- ¥ tre WHITE'S 19th consecutive yi Tract in Washington, D.0. Hi ft. 1416 Pennies ivan Hotel, ) is putroni: ice fee, $1 per visit. OTICE.—The Dental office and business of the ate Dr: Jobn H- Darrell, of 1237 Pa. continned by ‘hi ew, PWwATERS, ana, of 9 Hy =~ avenne. continuance of patronage ts rapect- fully Sichtee ap3-lm H. JOHNSTON, Dixauer, > Removed from’ 616 9th at. 7 PP rary Baptist Ghuren™ ine tng a epecialty, Teeth on wold and sliver. “Gas ad- tered. res moderate. : Dr. Domer and others. mined 44 (OGENS, PONIONS, Bo. radically cared BOK’ 4 skillful and} panies open ‘congbitnd ys and effective remedies. Rng xo. 422 Pennsylvania ave. feb: ¥ Bt WEISENBORN, Dentiee, removed t0 410 ms etn. w. ULGID TEETH inserted $7 10 810 per act, and all operations on the natural at reasonable prices. Ex- tracting, 60 conte. Aecl6 DE2% 8 BEONS, DENTIST, No. 725 tira SrReEv, over Simins’ Drug Store. Ni- frous Oxide jriven for the jaiuless extrac tion of Teeth. Each Tooth #1 Artificial Teeth of every kind inserted. Atl operationson the natural teeth performed with care and satsefaction. Attention is Called to the pleasant aud convenient a on of this office. Three lines of =— sept 7th Fa ana a ee Dis DURE, Dexrisr, 019 7th et. nw. between Tand K sts Beautifui Bets of Teeth jbgeth, Filled, ($1; Extracting without in. 20 cents. all operations warranted RK. T. M. TALBOCT, Dente Hemoved to southeast corner nw. Teeth i ‘87 per set. EDUCATIONAL. : FLY: NN, s. Ws San Senees N.W. ‘CLASSES—Afternovti, lto4; Kvening,7 PET auatter, in adyanoe, | Lait Greek, German, ‘ish, Mathematics, cine fg , Bo keeping. a attention to preparation lege, West Point, CB my and all competiti ne lessons on moderate tersus. ap ROFESSOR LARKOQUE, 728 13th st., native French Instructor, graduate of Sorbonne Uni- versity, Paris. Private in»traction in all the Fren ies and niceties. Terms moderate. ap9-3m bran 4TH ST.—MLLE V. PRUD HOMME ia 910 waiting comesew french Chee Bee Fiunere invited to tent Baia ical ary ication of fe Oral #ystern, AP) an i Afternoon clanaes for children ats aie & m. Terms mi p-m. ; Mondays and Thuredaye, 4 18 o too. g10 rivate E, SCHEEL, Teacher of PIANO, © oan ‘eacher feb26-2m* ApUR woot peoreror Qonoompvitta, | pte paced in, B45. ee aot rni on Harvard. Pirst clan Sian jrolenapes, Pek pupils admitted. eT SHORTLIDEL, A. M-, Principal. eT CERIA ESS E, ‘Se Bea EeS DL ataaxte N.W., ves education for real life fe to sons and ge ed course comprises Penm: P. a tien. Correspondence. Business Ari Einmte ‘and ‘Double Entry ,, Pasinoss tical Economy, \Law.and Lectores. Pez, and evening sessio: reception of last Monda y in gusen and Grose aussi 0. SPENGER, pal. T \AHKE lo. 19m. hae repaired from 3 to 4 watches Ie tor each watch.” Babee Se S00 FeO Ler cack etsy panied = Brae near Pa. — a Smee person or by mail. ues