Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1880, Page 2

eee THE EVENING STAR. ENG TON: avespay 3! ay 1, 1890. "CROSBY 8S. NOYES....Editor. published in Washington, and equal totha of all the other datly payers here added to-~ gether. ————————————————— Tae Stan is connected with the wires of the Na- tional Telephone Exchange and with the Western Union Telephone Exchange. Both these agencies ean therefore be availed of in sending to Tag STAR Savertisements, orders for the paper to be served, news, or any information, at any hour of the day free of charwe. These facilities are a great conve- Rienoe, and will be appreciated by the customers of Tax Stan. Destroy ing the Ch hannel. ‘The foolishness of the unfortunate individual who sawed off the limb of the tree upon which he was sitting, between himseif and the trunk, Is proverbial, but It was by no means more re- markable than that which the authorities of the District of Columbia are now exhiolting by having all the mud taken from the harbor of that Pistrict dumped back again Into the Poto- mac at Roziers’ Bluff, where the channel of the river is narrowest. The whole harbors of both Washington and Georgetown, and the channels leading to them, have been, or are being. cleaned and deepened by mud machines, and the place of deposit of every particle of the mud taken from them Is the bed of the river a little below Jones’ Point, a short distance from this city. It fs nomina’ dumped on the Maryland flats there, but, of course, such a thing 1s im- possible, because the ‘heavy laden scows, and the heavy draught tugs that tow them, ean not go on the flats: ‘but, eveu if it were so, the con- Stant ebbing and flowing of the tid, to say nothing of the frequent currents In the riv will soon wash It into deeper water. where ft Will settle, and that, too, at a place where the channel is already narrower than at almost any other point on the river. What will be gained by having deep water in the harbor of Wash- ington ff the chann below be pass through it? And yet that ts ly the end to which the efforts of the District authorities in the matter referred to are tending. Alexandria will, of necessity, be even a greater sufferer by this obstruction of the channel of the Potomac, but she must be a passive sufferer, as her authorities are power. ‘ss in the premises, the dumping ground being beyond the limit of thelr furisdictuuon.—A/exan- OG We are inclined, from what we learn, to agree with our Alexandria cotemporary as to the « Meets of the dumping at Rozier’s Bluff, and we tear that {t fs a question of very short time when the U.S. <overnment will be oblized to appropriate money to clear out the channel at -Fones’ Point, caused by the very work the gov- ernment Is doing now. The Gize(te ts of course in error in stating that the District authorities have anything to do with this work. The truth 3 that when the contract was given out by the engineer department, the District authorities, as Well as very many of our leading business men, objected, and protested against dumping at this point as a suicidal policy; further than this they had no power In the premises. The facts are that there were two proposals advertised, one being for the present dumping ground, and the other for making the dump upon our river flats opposite the city, with the view ultimately o, reclaiming these flats, and this to form a nucleus tothatend. When the bids were opened !t was found that they stcod as follows: For the dump to be made as at present, at Rozier’s Bluff, 16 cents per cubic yard; and for the dump to be ade on the flats, as described. 26 cents per cubic yard. On the score of economy (’) the former bid was accepted, and the work has since been going on, and It Is the belief of good judges that thissaving of ten cents per eubdic yard will, in the end, prove to be, on the part of the engineer department, a penny wise and pound foolish Policy. ‘uy Post endorses the ad- nator Conkling to unite With the other republicans in renominating President Hayes The Post says the “ Hayes administration has accomplished the most im- portant work since the war—the restoration of the currency,” and that the opposition searches its record in vain for wrong-doing, and is obliged to fall back in its platforms upon the “great electoral fraud” of 1s7 Then the Post makes the point that Gen. Grant himself has testified to the success of President Hayes southern policy, and it thinks that upon the whole the best thing the republican party can do ts to continue this administration for four years more. While it is true that Mr. Hayes long ago announced that he would not be a candidate for re-elec- Uon, he would not be likely to refuse a renomination should his party tender it to him. It ts not improbable, either that the Chicago convention may turn to the present incumbent as its standard bearer. The votes in the con- vention may be so divided among Grant, Blaine and Sherman as to prevent either from getting the nomination. and then there would naturally follow some sort of compromise. In casting about for a dark horse with the best record and best running capacity, attention would be directed to the present administration, and the very fact that there is nothing to criticise or con- demn in its four years of government would constitute a strong point in favor of giving it avother trial. It 1s now asserted by members of both Houses that Congress will adjourn early in June, and there Is a general disposition among members to Work to that end. It requires no spirit of Prophecy to foretell the failure of the early ad- journment movement. Congress ts capable of crowding a great deal of work into the last few days of the session, but the business remaining undisposed of is more than can be transacted imamonth. Congressman Blackburn says that several weeks must be allowed for political Speeches after the national conventions shall have done their work, and In the end it will be found that he has put a low estimate upon the Period thus to be consumed. No progress has been made in the passage of private bills yet and the future political fate of many a member hangs upon bills of this character. Upon the whole It looks as if Congress wili remain with us until July, at least, The trial of Davell, for the murder of Van Houton. out of which grew the riot at Pater- Son, N. J., will necessarily involve the question as to how fara man may go tn protecting his Property against @respassers. The disposition of excursion parties from cities to pursue their Own pleasure without regard to the property Tights of suburban residents has long been a Subject of complaint. These pleasure-seekers frequently tgnore the sign of “trespass for- Didden.” and the general testimony goes to Show that a great deal of damage {s done to Suburban parks, orvnards and even gardens on Sundays. On that dy the law, and those who execute tt are taking a rest, and asa rule the trespassers are strangers to the tnjured prop- erty-Owner, and he cannot enforce the law against themon Monday. From atl accounts Dalzell warned the crowd off his property re- peatedly, threatening to shoot if they disre- garded bis warning. and while there ts nothing but condemnatipn for the bloody deed he com- mitted, yet the act may lead, not only to a Judicial determination of the rights of Property Owners as against trespassers, but also to addi- tonal legislation, if such be needed, for the Protection of these rights. —<——+-____ A rumor to the effect that Mr. Tilden had se* Apart $2,000,000 for the purchase of enough New York city aldermen to contirm nominations of Mayor Cooper, is agitating the politics of that City and state. Jobn Kelly had faith enough to the rumor to summon his Tammany braves to. gether and appoint a committee to take c! harge of the Tammany aldermen and keep them out Of the market. Republican leaders are excited Over tt because, they say, by such a maneuver, Tuden, through Mayor Cooper, could get con- trol of all the local political machinery. Outstde Of politics the report fs ridiculed on the ground ‘that the entire board of aldermen could be pur- Chased for one-tenth of $2,000,000, and that Til- @en never wastes his money by paying any more Shan the article purchased ts worth. ‘While Mr. King, of Louisiana, was addressing & Congressional inquiry to the President in re- gard to the expulsion of Israelites from St. Pe- tersburgh, why not have extended it (since “charity begins at home”) to incinde a request for information from Judge Hilton with regard to the dismissal of the same race trom the Grand Union Hotel, at Saratoga? Surely the jurisdic- tion of the United States extends over that docality. ‘The Sunday Post made a promlziog Orst ap- Pearance on Sunday lash Ss ECIAL OFFERINGS or NEW GOODS, ar GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. CHILDREN'S WHITE CAMBRIC DRESSES, At 80 cents to $1.37; well made, OHILDREN'S AND YOUNG MISSES’ NAINSOOK DRESSES, ‘Trimmed with Hambure Edging and Lace, From $1.26 to #4.35—best value ever offered. INFANTS' LONG ROBES, $1.35 to #2.00—a great bargain. NEW STYES IN PARASOLS. Tn al! shades. LADIES’ WHITE ORGANDY AND SWISS SUITS, Elegantly trimmed, From $22.00 to $35.00. NOOT'S, my4-Im 915 Pennsylvania avenue. ps= MILD POWER CURES. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. HUMPHREYS’ ANTED.—First-clane DRESSMAKERSat Mme. RETT'S, No. 1223 Fst. n.w. ANTED=A first-class CHAMBERMATD, = red, at Tremont Houee, 2d and Indi: HOMEOPATHIC SEECIFICS. | Shnple, prompeomeee . and cliatie, be en ent, and re! ate Gey are a PRINCIPAL Nos. ANTED— —By a colored woman WASHING to © for private families. Apply 23s ANTED-WOMAN ‘a8 cook and laundress, re- ferences required. Apply at 1510 H € “a FD—At once two experienced SAl i ies m0) other need ap; ly. TED =A Sa WOMAN, ore as housekeeper and assist in store. 1300, northwest cor. 9th and N sts. n.w. ANTED—By a whit chamtermaid in a light housework. Per Oough, Difficult Brea oe Erpeinelas, Eruptions. voman a SITUATION as rivate family, or to a 16 Pierce st. n.w. ill give one-fourth of PLAGE as warorian or Shae iy 5: Fever and Agu . Piles, Blind or Catarrh, acute orchronic Infiuer Congh, violent Cou ee es Physical . ey Di : Nervous Debit . Urinary Weakness, Weiting the Bed. - Disease of the Heart, Palpitation. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGG! Or sent by the case, oF single vial, free of charge, of ots BRIE RET" 7 Soe HOE IO) MED- ee 39 specie *fanual on Disease and Ite outa Dares), nent free aps. ig, Oba. he ro Agues. ing. AN} ED—By a good dressmaker a PLACE in a first-class family as |; ay's maid te to travel; give good references. ity ANTED—By a respectable white girla SITU- panion, lady's maid, nurse, or witha family. Addi ATION as com Scamstrese,_ to trave )SON'S ICE CBEAM, aa choice article a popular price—10 cts. jon, ‘Special rates to dealers, “festivals, &c- 12th st_ nw. Telephonic emnections. _ my4-2t* EREIAGES.. CARBIAGES, ‘ARRIAGES. On hand a fine aemrtinene Of tirst- clans CARRIAGES. suitable for street or vark tse, ii hea ahi MATL new work soll of the best mak ROBERT i waranted. 16 Repairing promptly attended to. 1ow HORSE MEDICINE. MEDICINE. MEDICINE. VETERINARY MEDIOINE DEPOT, 409 Lith st. new. ten my4 ROBT. SMITH, V. S. Norse TO ARCHITECTS and others who desire parking and walks Iaid in s neat, mechanical style, and will ive entire satisfaction’; experience of 25 years in this city. Address mi-2t* W. B. RIORDAN, 611 N st.now. GFsING AND SUMMERB FABRICS. Sa kinds and qualities at prices 25 per cent under value. w Goods bought within the last ten days at fre than cost of importation. ALso, ‘Just opened, an clegant assortment of CES AND EMBBOIDERIES, K FRIN D. TRIMMING BUTTONS, With a full line of ‘GEN FERAL NOTION: W. M. BROWN, my4- S17 Market Space. ILKS, SATINS, DRESS GOODS AND MILINERY, FROM IMPORTERS’ AUCTIONS. We will to-day bezin a yrand closing out sale of the above goods, and will offer the greatest bar- Cie in Dry Goods ever shown in the city. Don't fo exaniine our stock. CONNOLLY’S, my3-3t ith st. and Pa. avenue. 4 ane S11 pEgss't TRIMINGS. S1lL ECEIVING DAIL the Inteet, styles in JET T TRIMMINGS, fancies" GIMPS and ORNAMENTS. Agent for Mme. Jones Celebrated Crepe Reno- vatine. LOWE, may3-6t SER Market Space. NEw YORK SPRING BUTTER. my3-2t N. W. BURCHELL. OD: 11 “sea 811 ° MILLINERY AND FAROY G GOODS... my3-6t S21 Market Space. Ww: REPRESENT ONE OF THE LARGEST and best manufactories in the coun- SeaTa. EXTENSION 1 TOPR, ‘&e. Were aim to give the most for the money. ing 80- licited.” KIDDIE BROS., cor 13% carey eons eylvania ave. yy Copwanp, LOTHROP & COCHRAN! 705 and 709 Market Space, OFFER ANOTHER INVOIOE or BLACK AND WHITE STRIPED SILKS, 30 Cents Yard. ‘These are even better style and quality than our first invoice, which attracted such favorable com- ment, and sold so rapidly. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COOHRANE, myl eee ANTED — FEATHERS ae wey ATE, Wii 0 remake ne. Uphiol Moth exterminated by shaun ne. Wputitering 1404 Pennsylvania ave., ae Wigs tel. mayl-6m DOUGLASS, St. Cloud Building. SPECIALTIES FOR THIS WEEK: PARASOLS—New and Elegant Designs. HOSIERY—Spring and Summer Styles. CORSETS—Eyery Desirable Make. LADIES' UNDERWEAR in Great Variety. NOVELTIES in Made-up LAOE GOODS. LATEST STYLES in Each Department. erie DEPARTMENT will at all Sa the Uhoicest Goods at the Lowest Pricus. § U2 DOUGLASS’, myl 9th and F sta. ANTEDP 50,000 PEOPLE W ‘To call or send orders to ‘THe Lancest axp Most OoMPLETE JOB DYEING AND MEEANING ESTABLISH- SovTa oe ow York. First-class in every particular. Work called for and delivered Tt sia in the city, or by mail or express from other p! TLE, W. H. WHEA’ myl 49 Jefferson ste, Georgetown, D.C. TED iN T’S CLOTHES to make and oops ona ee oe cut oe a made fa pest yi kang. satisfaction assured. ‘Low : ozs pana ae ‘ave. apso-t USSELL’S ICE CREAM, DS a WITHOUT A A RIVAL. Tele Selo eb ea aoa ta eal it ‘Strawberry Festivals, Church Entertainments fisvors. for Bun: a Saturday. Ped oer bape be left, pig rday. oe epat-ln,2cadp =: 1497 Mew Xorkave, PALES ERSTE? HE REReT ting betwee NW, BOTELER and, HENTY D. Porehen, Tudor the AratRatee ors We ler & Bro., is this day dissolved by mititual con. ANTED— HORSE and four-sested see Jumpeseat or Rockaway, in good condition at a bargain, tozether or single. Stal ease aresponsible colored woman the WASHING of 9 small family; also Bodding and Table Linen at a boarding house or restaurant. Address Box 19, Star office. it y ANTED—By a thoroughly competent Protest- ant ae a PLACE to cook or do general h. puse- ction to travel or to the country. , Finer party is authorized to use the name of the firm in settlement of ita accounte. el Wj BOTELER, day gssociated with mein business ie een Will be hereafter known as J. W. Boteler JNO. W. BOTELER. ALACE MARKET, Cor. 14th st. and New York ave. FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO. We have SPRING LAMB and PEAS, STRAW- TOMATOES and OU- , FISH, GAME, &o. Bos- ton PICKLED PORK. Philadelphia CAPONS, 40 cents a pound. colored woman, a SITUATION ing Sorte in washing and iron- ply No. 440, alley, be- Best of referencas tween 4th and sth and Nand yy ANTED—White or colored WOuAN. to do Laundry work, int piece, for boardink house four miles in Agency,” 926 F st. ANTED—A rei Tae colored WOMAN, ‘without nsework and to assist in Inquire at house of BERRIES, ASPARAC CUMBERS, OYSTE! Ge encumbrances, fot hor wa MAIG}e WHITTLESEY Sai Fx RENT — FURNISHED APARTMENTS, facing north and south. 1510 Hst. Fe ESS 1207 and 1209 Let. n w., at sata and $1,500 respectively. = TR June let, Swanuinar Sa 11 rooms modern improvements, se Apply, next door. my# eost® (OR RENT—Neatly furnished ROOMS on first second and third floors, en suite and sinc 515 14th st. n.w. my R RENT—Two unfurnished front and back commuuicating ROOMS, on second floor, bat and water fionet on same floor, on line’ of two street cars. 1256 8th st. n.w. my4-3¢° ‘OR. paue at af bargai prominent CORNER LOT roe on.) st, between 14th and Sisk ; first-class locations. Ge quire terms, &c., ‘No. vet} 1ith st. n.w. my4-31 R RENT—On June Is that handsome oe stone-front RESIDENC. 20 Grant Place, having all modern eS 2a? ply to@. A WHITAKER, Whitaker's Booksto! ae nua. aye. m. ee FOR BENT 620 0 ot-nw. STORE and DWELL- m8, oppontt fe Corcoran Market, suitable for Grocers wision, Tobaces or any Eind of business, centrally located, lane yard and stable, concrete cellar. Tae 7th st. my4-' Fes ae os, Comfortable, HOUSE modern Improvements, oppor epherd Building, Vth ete a wesw, a prominent CORNER STORE and DWEELING. on Gamer Ed ete rate rout to good tenant. nguire terms, &¢., No. 4 8 my’ (OR RENT Several of those elezant HOUS it Row,”on East Capitol st., b anasa sts.,can be leased to first-class. tenants lower han any like houses in the District each hs handsomely finished; contains 14 rooms, 3 rooma, laundry, Ae. and all modera, impress ments: water supplied by steam force pump t> ail stable, and front and back \ shrubbery, fountain, long to each honse. F.A. GRANT & Ci find, Fast Capitol ets. .W. B. MOSE: and Penn. ave. n-w.; H.C. BUIS slong. P. RYON, cor. Sih and D sta. 1. my4-1m FoR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, 1326 Let , op posite Franklin Square. References. my’-2t* FE RENT—Four unfurnished ROOMS suitalie for light housekeeping. BOARD if f desired. Apply No. 740 224 st. now. SUR eRe Be VOR RENT—STORE, with STABLE and OEL.- LAR, corner of 9th and L sts. n.w. Ap phy to W. C. JOHNSON, 718 13th st. now. my3-1m ANTED—Colored MAN and WIFE to work on, CHAMBERMATD for i Colored MERCHANT TAILORING. NCY OOATINGS DARECEND TANNOY qeATINGS. SUITINGS, SCOTCH CHEVIOTS. W. 8S. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania ave. BITING!!! Prof. Baird says the Potomac is the best Bass River in the country. y, white, 4 coptet somes COOKS K for Connecticut. WANE Anexperienced Restaurant 13th st. W ANTED—A young TADy to take cone of gene distribution. “Address F., Star office. nS competent WOMAN to cook and waeh in a respectable family. commendations at 712 13th st, n.w. ANTED—To buy at once a xood HOUSE for small cash payment and £30 Address PUKCHASER, Btar ottice. ANTED-—1,000 SUITS of GENTS. SLOTHES ig ean at 1003 F street. it. Apply with re- or 840 8 month. my KENTUCKY REELS, ach. BASS HELLGRAMI ne EB, each 50c. O'MEAKA’S SPORTING BAZAR, Cor. 15th and F sts., opposite Treagury. Headquarters for the Great 31 Damascus Raz Balls, $6 Flobert Rifle and Be Price 21.50 per k by competent hands. ci for and ae livered. —By a gentleman, wife and one el 4 larve unfurnished front ROOM ; inroom. Address WANTE) ae Archery, Base Reven Shot Revolvers, ORSES TO PASTURE AT $3.00 PEI a MONEH on farm near Bladensburg. Plenty fine wrasse, shade, gad reat ‘premises, or adc - AL nsburg, Md. board aS £e1 rved offi E ane iy erecta WHITE WOMAN to do general housework for a amall eal and to attend an invalid. “Gall BMY. "AND NAVY.—Officers of the Armyand ee ae nee, absent from Washington, can have their sal e aan Yess Star Om ce. 008 reecsrom a ke charge of dur- a Lins theawehn auentce they’ OR RENT—To 4 SMact Famity—A new BRIOK HOUSE with si: rooms and bath ream, between ist and North ol ats. nw. 813 per month. Apply No. 65, same block. my3-2t* 'OR RENT OR SALE—HOUSE No. 1510 5 at. H.W. Threc-atory and basen nt, with lange Side Jot all w and parked. Apply to T. J. MYERS, No. 1210 Fete new my3. Fe RENT—A comfortable nine-room HOUSE, With gas. water, bath. &e.; No. 606 10th s between F ahd @ sts. Apply W. E. BUR- FORD & 1115 F st. n. ap3-6t Fe a story an HO} st. ne. Rent to resi vonsible tenan month. Furniture for sale at low fui sion May 15th. Inquire on premises Fe RENT_From 9 a.m. to 6 8 farnished OFFICE ROOM on first fl so, ROOMS communicating with bath on second floor for OF- ¥ ioe oF LODGINGS. 1331 F st., opposite Ebbitt. ures. Posses- my3-3t* ACE SALE DESIRABLE | PROPERTY New two-story FRAME HOUSE, 4 rooms, with ne- ceasary out-bulldines aud four geres of lind nent: iy all in fruit; twomiles from Silver Spring Station. $31,200. "Also, 15 acres Land with houss, fruit, it 1,500;and House of 11 rooms, with 8 acres Cor ae er 4 pring. for rent. $350 per nu ‘allon D. F. MASON, Act. B.& 0. Co., er Spring, Ma. Pr “Q. address, Siizo, Ma. yaoR SENT furnished front ROOM near two lines of street cars, at 452 M st. nw. m1-3t* will amply repay the cost. f Dempeey ss Stationery store, Washington, Dy Cand RESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER of the Very Hey in the Very Bost Gee and aranteed to give perfect satisfaction both in qual- iy S'TWO DOLLAR 48 “ood as ANYBODY'S ouly two dollars, at MEGINNISS, 1002 F ne D-Wes as First-class POOKKEEPER, to open new set of books and run them for one or tra months, and perhaps permanently. history of fornicr business, age, and Address ‘System, ” Star ANTED—AGENTS to sell = most as =e il? Manufactured. Liberal terms to first-class . Add: 10} . 278 Crape st., Syr- NN X- Ladies sesbeciaily belted nti fase goods, but Ter Gate aek HATTER, ere Silk ie BLEACHED. aa Hats of all 740 8th at., between G and H. LUMBER! Four respectable TOUTES desirin 1 education as civil and mechanic: engineers and architects (mathematica, di penmanship and bookke After 4 o'clock at Office 700 N st. atthe ‘*Polytec] hinum,’ ” No. 14 8.6.5 o'clock. Fee 85 per month, $12 per quarter paya- bie in advance. RATED AMIGIES to. furnish with ‘Try u Also, white ang polored, Her. ma: punly. evenings oTnins LUMBER! pith refers NT AETED-GOOES CHAMEEENAIDS. =a NURSES, SEAMS ITRESSES and other Help, Servants furnished at ahort notice. corner 7th and G sts.n. Pi ee OUR PRICE LIST. Enpoymient0 Office, WE ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST. BOARDING. —With BOARD, two communicatine ROOME, south fronton Judiciary Square. ROOM, delightfal Summer see No. 1 BOARDS, all 16 feet long. .per 100 fest, $1.26 VIRGINIA FLOORING, No. 2.. ‘* CPHERSON 1101) SE, cor. 15th and I ste. n,w. AppErable ROOMS with BOARD; algo TABLE Mrs. HOECKLEY, Proprietresa. ‘OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, en guile ore sin- Apply 1826 New York ave. “Also, ‘T. BOARD, fi first-clas: HED REOHES WITH BOARD—Thia fummer prices. Convenieut to cars. 939 HEADED PALINGS, 4 ft. long........per 100, 1.60 SQUARED POSTS, 5 ft. long (best)... RAILS, 2x3, 16 feet. HE LOOHIEL HOUSE, 512 9th st.n.w., imum Of the cosleet and mnducted ouses in the aeons at reasonal ie terms. __ COUNTRY WMER BOARDING, AT VIEW HILL, Gainos- Va. healthy" focation, board: convenient to churebee, within 200 yards of the depot BOARD. GET OUR BID ON YOUR LUMRER!!! WE ARE NEVER BEATEN!!! Berg Te Beye LADY RESIDING IN THE COUNTRY desires tix children, from to 12 years, 10 educate with her aunenter. qepoat ental, antawe: Address Mrs. V. CUSACK Fauk es Va. mist! WILLET & LIBBEY, ‘OR RENT—HOUSE 610 T st. n.w., containing Rapome, water, as, bath, &c. “Reht $20. Ap- Ply 618 L st! n.w myl-3t* (OR RENT—HOUSE 501 E n-W., 10 rooms: excellent condition. Kent J.T. LEN- MAN, 11101 st. n.w. myl-3t* Fe RENT—Two furnished PARLORS: on Leni ond floor, en suite, southern exposure: Water, &c., on same floor; rent reasonable. 1 Re B19 13th st., bet. E and F sts.n.w. FOR RENT AND SALE. f _ MONEY TO LOAN. R™ ESTATE BULLETIN. P's HAND a JRMEPIATE UNVESTMENT: a $3. 500 at 6 par ce JOHN SHERMAN & O0., 08 and 00 et 7 per, reat. my4-st 8r CLovp Burprxa, ae =. 603 7th strvot a ONEY IN HAND Beal Estate Agents aud Auctioneers. TO LOAN FOR RENT—€wo beaut ES in McPher- = son Square, now Safe Hilvoon be ished. | Ot Good Real Estate Security, at Lowest Rates. Zp serer room BRICK HOUSES, mol. imp#?, THOS. J. FISHER & CO... nearly new, good nelehborhood . $20 Other FOUSES and STORES in different por- tions of the city. AT LOWE Call at our office for Bulletin. LOWEST RATES, ON AvirLe Manors 1223 F street in. w mA a SMALL SUMS, FOR SALE-—A very fine HOUSE, on Conn. Asth st. and Jefterson Place—now bein built. YOUNG & MIDDLETON, HOUSES AND LOTS at different prices and on oe = aa Sack eats a) * _ MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Special attention will be paid to any business en- Ix Scms To Surr, trusted to our care. pas At 6 and 7 per cent. FORPENT Bote ees Se seven No Delay. room , ERIOR HOUSE, with mosern apres B. 0. BAS. ments. Price $18 per a FOR RE! 1209 api? hand F ets. now. Rhode Island ave.n w.. “Towa Cire! pe y ONEY TO LOAN— 100,000 TO LOAN, In amounts to suit, at 6 per cent. interest, on first-class wilt edie real estate security ten-room RESIDENCE, with all modern on man ee pe —. FOR HENT-A719 fifteen room andsome RESIDENCE, with il Tihprovenienss: FOR 110 13th st,"n.w., ten-room Brick DWELLING aeacintis ave. Price &50 per month. B. H. WARNER, R ¥ 5 pose oe “Price co BIO er mont mario 916 F stn h. FOR Ri 7 & RICK on th i " Of Colaisbis Falleoade Pace Ble oat BUSINESS CHANCES. “BOK Ba mo THOS. J. FISHER & 00., | yee ag had myl 1293 F atreet nw. | farcuire oii Bee JOR RENT—By R. 0. HOLTZMAN, DUGRAN E10 TAX Pave for Special Tnpre te and Goneral REAL EetaTE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, Tr xes, due priokto 157% we SETTLED st aheavy Discount, thi 10th and F streets northwest. sia my4-6i 28.16% st. n.w., 17 Upper portion 1107 Tooms and bath: avo.n. w. Fur. house, F st.n.w.125 0 GRE Re Wothst-n-w-100 lance hall... 838 + Balto - ave. DLW ist.n.W., store 2 age 259 13ig st. sw, 8 F* eae T S23 perm rther very che 231 435 st. 8. Ww. 08 abet 88 Ts 325 Ist st. 8.6. eT ban ae a d bath. E. BU REOR are I make no charge to landlords for sdvertising LAS roperty, and keep it before the public con- stan! T have many of the finest building-sites in thecity for sale; also, Houses in every section gt prices from $1,000 to 360,(00. Now is the time to buy. or aplendil FAKM, 80 gcres, in stables, ‘barns, = 400 » in full sup wood mittee ride trom dptans “mays-6t JOR KENT—One HOUSE. and two for R. 0. HOLTZMAN, Gasy terms; all new; near Rast’ Falls ¢ Ghar oo - aid ation. ape 10th and F sts. n.w. my2-Gt* is Church, Va. BARG SAL.E—One of the i» et GRO OB RENT— 5 R STANDS: ¢ THE CORQORAN BUILDING, Fey Atel eee Oppostre U. 8. . TREASURY, 167n STREET. tion. Address GROCE: Fine Btores, Office Rooms—singly or communt- UILDING LOTS WANTED Wr hav: a ean cating—for Business Offices, Studios, etc. Wai customer for & handson- BUILDING LOT ta and clonets on every floor, Elevator and steam heat. | sie northwestery action feontine eee ath. Dark rooms for storage. inquire of the Janitor. Lee STEIGER SHELEK ‘apria ny-2 OR BALE— 7OR SALE—A FARM of 3 811 E st. n.w., five-story Brick, 17 roo county, Va..4% miles from Geor, 110 Tat. D-w., New Double House, $ stories and | intles from Chain Hridures basement. vated ; also,all the farming aces 8. three-story and basement Brick. nly to JOHN O'GRIEN, on 5 two-story + gos i ees Agee dae adjaie hela ot ue | WWARIED, 1? dun PMGN MOU ce wed provements. Address M J.W.,Star office, stating OABRINGTON & saingeat ta, location, size of Louse and lot, price and terms. ap5-Im Loulsfana vente mye WANTED To purchase for cash. wall_b HOUSE of about 10 roome, elixibly situate FOR SALE. the northwestern section,or on Oapite! Hill: aaa have a north or south front of at least 22 fect | Louse (OR RENT. ‘Bulletin changed nearly very a a Dwi Stores, Be Country | Plac: axe ae Small. E. 2 McINTIRE, a ree ‘Dbasem fe Fen ae Buldle, ‘and Driving On se RN EIGER & LIEBER TAN pe ly sound el 18 ‘of LEADINGHA: Stable, Ast, ve — ae 20° gn LE-Six fine BU. DING JOTS, on tneen Ith and h ithe, 4 ae and oth sta-8 Fy on Rhode Talend openets eye ine Noe 1817. rt 2, ‘No. u9.8 WEDD. Not Ro tay lath ato pea Fo RENT—The STORE and DW! ELLING No. 1839 K et. n.w. It will be rented low to 8 good ae responsible tenant. Apply to No. pee ae FE RENT—A first-class RESIDENCE, ‘and toh Fe SALE—Dinr CnEar—Nice 6 room FI ear Lincoln, Park; grain pered, food neihborhood. "81,400. "aor er Tihei. rayI-7t* Fo cena pleasant connecting unfur- Bisbed ROOMS on second floor; gas, bath room, Xe., on same floor. Apply 82 Beall st., George- town, D. 0. y1-3t* (OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS. 912 F st. n.w. ROOMB third floor. Three ROOMS sec- Ge as Together or separate. Apply as above. m1 able for lat a ap ant driver sino Taney carriage. Jackson: spubecabore las pry chap aon tie tit; also 3-story press brick «front and 8-room houses on Wagon Depot, 208 10th st. D.w. D. W. MA- st.. between 436 and 6th, south front. Price, GRATE. my: $3,000. C.H. PARKER, (and E ste.s.w myl St R SALE—An interest in fine HOUSE) Band 0 3 Feta = seat sores ce, at ow A GREAT OHANOE FORK INVESTMENT. by month or. pane — party. Address GEO. WABHINGL OR. -» City Post office. iny4-3t ‘ — vo Be sold. "Siarket peer we of OR FALE—Two small Black and Tan 1S O'clock mn. oo Thueedig: mies see ee, Fremiens 10 months old, at 3002 at 12 o'clock m. on Thursday, May 6th, 1840, th st. n.w. my3-3t" OR BALESHORSE Top BUGGY. a a TWO BUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND Fe SENT communicating ROOMS, un- focnianee. on fourth floor of house No. $11 D st. ice $10 per month. SARAH FLAG. LER, ‘316 Indisoe aye. myl-6t" ‘OR SALE—Two LOTS, near Stewart Castle and Dupont Circle, on Maseachusetts ave., between 20th ana 21st sts. ; 26 feet each front; gi ited north side. Terms easy. "Address W. L., Star ‘office. a23-2w* ‘OR RENT, ay saree oe PROPERTY, mee VATE AND AT N.—See B on the Ist and 15th one ae Penanee at igo oftesy Ps THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th st. n.w. myl-3t* Fue TEASE OR SALE—That desirable DOUBLE HOUSE No. 510 I st.n. w. ; residence of the late Dr. aunt lerma: aay cand cellar: niture. “By omer an arn eae — 11 roo 636 Lith at ‘Storea; rooms, 13. 311 13th st ew. rooms, to A.8. CAYWOOD, 1225 9th st n.w. ES SALE—LOT on 16th st., near cor. directly north Scott's cireie, 224135 HME ust be sold, owner leaving city, 0.1 st ESIRABLE ERED ING: for adulis ouly, on d Sound, near New London ; cool, bathing, boatin esbington referenc New conse ‘Cor ho malaria, excellent water, Ree Se limited; W; OOR, 6TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE AOUNTE Y BOARD. — tween Baltimore and Washin; thirty Hinutes! ride. Ast cine TABLE. Md., midway. be- QrncrAE TAXES! SPECIAL TAXES! Pleasant rooms fond 200 yards from Station. MRS. IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS! In secordance with existing law the Commission- ers of the District are enforcing the collection of LOST AND FOUND. an RENT—WEST END Ree cor. Bean and Washington ats... ; 45 root ood location ; rent low ‘respousiblet tenants: well situated for hotel, el, fore bai or, esting honse: WARSAg auaty for a person of enterprise. | B.H. WARNER, 916 owe Prfapse. st ABNRSe.., quuure of A. M. Da bnown ag Abington Park. ‘This estate lies immodi. =e = ues my3-3t" siely/ou the west aide of W. & 4, arama one and ; 7 mailes from Waehinyion ollinge, fort Tawi Fit fish back HORSE ant apres eee aud nd, about hal half is ‘adulrably ‘adapted. for brick ster bunt BUGGY, negriy new. | Inquire at Persons desiring © “e the property will wet JOHNSON BRO BTA hh f-n. ws mssoe pirat watery Bat, Araivk iieoeur Foz, SALE. —Just arrived from We-t Virsinia, 18 Alexandria, Va. Terms of sale 16 ae dl erg Seung, HORSER, suitable for ‘ail pur balance in One, two and three y ap29-6 fae YATES! Ps Rong pp FOR SALE Caear—One second-hand BUGGY esi le fay3-6t" first-class manufacture, and light business etc all in thorough repair. ©. H. KNIGHT, park — PROOF 42 Louisiana avenue. sp24 -dw y ANTED- MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR. Bolder Home and all kindsot “Lande reat = ‘OR SALE—A FINE COLLECTION of Gok dy, "Room 81. be Droit omer: Copper and Brass Coins and Medals, Bayar &c., embracing American and foreign, ancient and moderns Atte rican series gomplete,ex- cepting 1923 and 1827, Quarters, Total 8.340 | Quplicates, Address COINS, Star office. a27-tu: FOOT SURGERY, ac Coms, 4 'OR SALE—Large young brown MARE, pe Diseared Nails, Vascular Excrescehoes, Ohil- fectiy sound and gentle; lady oa Set drive Viains and ail other ailments of the Feet sucoses- ee cost e200: illsell her and Top fully treated. DR. WHITE'S 19th consecutive. Hari 8200. No futher ass of practice in Washington, D.Q. His estab! GHEEN'S Stable, Sth and I ets. new. pent, 1416 Pennsylvania ‘aventie, (opposite Wil ‘a1 DAILEY, 939 Pa. ave. rd's Hotel) is patronized UP the clive the world. POR SALE THUORSES, HARNESS ana vEuT. | OSes fee. $1 per visit = CLES of every descrij iption bought and sold A a a. ZOHMETOR, Di ENTIST, Allorders prompuly attended to, and. aatiefaction rom G16 Bh st. to ey 2 Gppoaits Osteary Bares Chath ae Sopranos . DOWNEY'S Seas, We ope = gold and silver. Gas ad- moderate. Refi ee Hubtenca Chae a |ALE—A SECOND-HAND JAGGER, SUIT- Fisvicforignt vanes purposce Jump, Dr. Domer and others. ‘Buse ORNS, BUNIONS, &o., radi =>" Bepalring promptly ateenasaes bes, EME Cx frtrlan eg pedis Das 3 RYuAGR Oy paid. WILLIAM 7 7 JOHNSTON, ‘Attorney Sil- at Be it Buildi eps-3m ere ee ____ PROFESSIONAL. Fe RENTS portion of PREMISES, 913 Pennsylvania aye., between 9th and _10th'sts., Suitable for a Physiciab' oor Dentists office, pot rooms. Inquire of WM. H. DEMPSEY, Ststioner, 913 Pa. ave. ap29-lw AE Fe RENT—1742 F st., between ae ol 18th Ste. now. —S-8tory Brick HOUSE. 8 ap2s- rovement Taxes on all property where been serued a and are overdue, and will issue tax lie1 coin phere the revision ‘and. adjustment nea OST—A LOWER SET OF Reward paid if returned to ROSA morning a white mother-of 08: algothis morning (Monday) a Sulrabis reward for either if teu ve. THREE orate rtant that all who are delinquent should ement without delay, and thereby SAVE INTEREST, PENALTIES AND COSTS. ral giscount can be saved in settling Special OSE -On Saturdav, May lst, pane sNewfoundland PUPPY ; tip of vai Hheral Teward will be paid if returned to is Answers to name of Nero. WILLIAM DICKSON, 222 435 Street. AUTICAL STRAW HATS, FOR LADIES AND MISSES. NAUTICAL STRAW HATS, FOR LADIES AND MISSES. Call and see them at WILLETT & RUOFF'S, 905 Penna. avenue. LAW LEAGUE BOOED ou) JOB OFFIGE, 621 E st. Osrdas, and all kinds of printing at “reduced rates. EDUCATIONAL. UTE AND FROEBEL KIN Instructions by Ex re, from Youngest to CK & NOERR, Peneipals & June 12th. Reo} Pupils Bara a stany time. 1127 13t! ladies. German taught a: aa E. SOREEL, aes ° eres ae welt ate pepe ae Terms modera Boar INSTIT TEN, 8 = year "alone er of PIANO, ORGAN and Particular oitiention to be- W. FLYNN, A. Mf 708 Sra Srneer N.W. Guassrs—Atternoon, 1 3 to; voning,7 too. $10 i nt ‘Mathematics, Penmanshit Ba pecial sentice & to sn? All sompatitv Yoatong on moasrate OME ORT AND STYLE. examinations. BROAD SHOES WITH LOW HEELS. eu aSROOUES 728 13th st., native ctor, graduate of Sorbonne Uni- , Paris. Private instruction in all the French ches and niceties. ‘Terms moderate. ap9-3mt APLEWOUD INSTITUTE, Qoxconpviiue, Pa.. 350 pel oe ys, 850 per quarter; Girls, Senta peep ared for business, Yale or on GHORTEIDOR PENOERIAN BUSINESS OOLLEGE, ves education for re Pe Tite t ‘to sons and da gaug ‘he course compreet Penmanship, 8} pos Double Eater Bovutces Person kL LA! Gents’ Cloth and Oalf Gaiters. Kid, Calf, note nose Patent ‘Teather bt ee Ladies and Ohildrei ie White inippers. itted. (eo ee 4. M., Principal. LL. HEILBRUN’S No. 402 7th st. n.w. S1¢x or: THE OLD Woman mx Wrxvow. ap28 G.* L. rela UR ME TO BUY AT THE D OLORING OOT SALE. ne Pence) iuirte, latest styles, worth 75c., Me ae se aL a $38 1 Pas Ay Ave. pie and Mille, Water and N street, Potomac TEAM CARPET CLEANING. S™ All carpets cuarant Genta Underwear, only 20c. Victoria 5 Lawn, worth 16¢. for 100." ool Black DeLaine, Vee Beet Calicoes, worth Tos. f Gotton, wor ese Tidies, wor early and secure these bef All other Goods at the same propo: .» L. ENGEL, 1926 Penns: yivania ave EE ate aay HAND CLOTHING, Or is "ete ne ui tee verse cas 616 Louisiana ave. EUCALYPTINE From Australian Trees, Cisse Affections. © household &e. Pim} es, ‘Hemorrhoi FYor Buri Mosquito ies ead sone, Perfectly Clean in Use. Bold by all Druggists. Price 25 cents. X NOFICE! — STONES, — ‘&e., which will “Guanite MONUad it nda GRAND! TS made to order. TevemEeE Fa HENT-DWELN TS 2005 Tat. n.w., 12 rooms, dry cellar, with all modern imord: ments. Apply 17331 st. ap23-2w. ERT “He GRAHAM, combined wit Bepository Foti cadeng opel 410-416 8th st., cat aol aged J arcmne oa No. aps twees D sud Raw. fee Penusyivania fons ARGE STOCK of SPRING es suitable Re vo Se Den! Fe ozea te 410 11th Lt all Kinds of business. Also, lot of, = DE: ULOID TE! ‘H inserted TRADE WAGONS. ‘This We is nice. 87 fe Sper et, set, and all pan gem ry on the dy Anlehes. aCe BUGG DOcCTO!I natural joes. Ex- LETON! en 2 LANDAU GAREIAGE 1 a tracting, een. declé order. ‘Lot of Second: a hand BUGGIES a: TAR. M. 8. BROWN DESIR? ee for sale very low on mon! Ds M. 8. BROWN, DENTIST, © 5, Bd lére PROBEY, ti Pros Prospect st.. vere ee PS STREET, over ‘Sims’ D: trous Oxide given for the palnions OB RENT—Handsomely Furnished ROOMS, in Private family, with or without Board, $15 ‘ist desirable for par'ies employed in the Cap- itol or Coaat Survey; modern improvements: no children. References exchanged. ap27-29* FS, RENT—HOUSE No. 1213 @ st. n.w.; 5 per month; keys adjoining. Inquire at 926 Louisiana ave. ap27-lm \GR RENT No. 406 istst. s.c., a well Furnished HOUSF. containing seven ‘rooms, with eed fodern improvements. Inquire on te Ereni Re \ALE—REASONABLE TER! z wotane mile Shige HOUSE, "mod odern me provements, Bronnds and and shrubbery: in ope oft tee eat ioealities Georwetown ; cars door. aire Re- corder’s Office, City Hall as mates Fe SALE OR RENT—An elegant MANSION on Park st., near we hee Moun’ leasant, containing 20 rooms, furnished or ‘infurnisicd: oy eae water and all modern im; Se is ohh bieiarden, frat lawn, fine Fe notte le garden, fruit trees and Jarze erapery, 3 le room for 15 horses: _ Will rent for term of yeats or fell on easy terms." For particulars ing! wire of JY. POR SALE, Desizable Groom BRIOK HOUBE, ier, and jood cellar Gu ues Coenen Tansee Fet.n.w., from 6 to8 p.m. apl5.30* Fike hon bu dyiay "AGS ‘OR BENT—A STABLE; if Cit FOL PS Arps emcee loft. Inquire Room 1, 330 43 st. ap2i-2w ‘OR RENT—No. a Hens st. bat rooms: 825. No, 1896 16th st...8 27 - New, m. delighttul Houses. GRESTRR, 619 Tih st. ap R RENT—From July lst, 1880, No. 1607 H Fer, net door to — Uorcoraets peldence, first-class house crag saree: Anny HYDE, Rises &00-a12-1m : and basement Dr welling, ‘containing 8 Boge = more LAS Ohio B. R., eee city ch ot 615 th wi *t. 2. ‘nals of HELEN ENioit Sar Se aw. __svim: BR RENT—That ‘choice four-si | FY gues 2 a Foes Boar Soot Staluo. alt 1d bath. "Hent 896, Taguig Rouse or of 9. W. Br MYRES Tie tos oe =| Phen oetentral RESIDENCE known Fase = call or send for REAL ES- ‘ATE tonsa Wan Te Ta. we, Ly —] PARLORS and BED- BOOMS and ROOMS furnished for vasa soe oe oo ee 4 WHALE OIL s0aP, For the destruction of the pied Green Bugs that infest Rose Bushes and o} Freah supply by ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, 8p23._—«14th and I and 2d and D sts. n.w. ST == | ton of Toot “Fach Tooth #1 PERSON. ofevery Kind inserted. Atl Sheratigns on the uli earn ty foe nee non eB ‘and convenient POTHECARIES, JEWELLERS and MILLIN- this office.” ‘Thre limes cf aa ree ERS, notice th chance to et barsatis {Gra gel a volemeaie ~~ ws Glass Showeakes in auction column. oF TALBOT De = TREE, end in the namce of ARREAGEAETE femov east corner 7th and GENTS, to be entered in the second edition of | # Viatove eto southeast ourner 7th ‘Leap Year Manual." Correspondence confden | kod tial. “Books close May 7th." BHAD ADA M8. S10 F Beaut itul Sets of Tecth j Extracting without Specatione waeomeen FE DURE Dae wd Th eee O71 ant RE, Dentist. 919 7th st. nw. between JQERE PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, — = si Dilit yf people vith abstracts of SeagS ToSupaMuey oF yoni, wits abatracin of | Pais Scat p.m. Alwaysin He cote and from 2 apl0-lm ‘ADAM ROSS, the Jong-setablished, reliable Clairvoyant ahd Astrolowist, wives better satis- faction in all affairs of life tham any one ia the See —— fcasion ; tells the past, present and future dest ny: ALLET. DAVIS @ _CO!8_ PIANOS ives advice and assistance on all matters apper- have been awarded FIFTY-SEVEN, fo business, Joveand matrimony. ALL im | PIEMIUMS and received at the ( Liaval Taourze, Catt. Batisfaction given or no oy Exrosition THE MOD! Consultation Booms, 2d ‘st, “above Bat CERTIFTOATE OF DISTINCTION. “A thonee ase sortment of these beautiful instruments on hand and f¢ le hy instalments at the aa ES RICORD, 141 141 W. Favetie a. Ee, Agency rooms,81 thee eee = freatment of Nervous Debiien ity," ‘Evil i) Foreboding Se waviteoty ES ar. SUMNER pitation of the Heart, Pimp} heat, &e., those dive results oy indiscretion. “bas. | PIANOS FIRST QUALITY, ae Bideanes of the Blood, ‘Trost Nowe Or ka MODEROLE OF. avers, AAPA morro Fadically cured without | -TeRME TO StIT end LEST OF CE Mporeal "A 'H tae ts Bales | REEEME TC no ‘Seducted from fee. marsl-3in paS | tie and Repulse dou Meaty tad pea : COAL AND WOOD. Sey Fees okpeienee._api-Sa_ Pures AND ORGANS AT PRICES THAT N4TIONAL Flt associaTion. Y SIDNEY 3. NIMMO & Lisa) 410 pee nw. PIANOS. honews Parts Ee B woneleise ERRORS ROO ar es at Sanz EE competitors. TWO FIEST PREMIUMS STEPHENSON & BRO., Hf National Fair, Washington. D.o., The suet Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. * | Siliso Awents for the celebrated Kranich & Bach an@ other Sret-clase Piance and ‘the unrivaled Peloubet [> a? oe ouure fevl7 ¥98 710 ot, mabe bien Bea . McEWEN. May 1, 1880. tere CLARENCE H. McEWEN. IGGENSTEIN, 628 OTH STREET, BT. I, des Cloud habe of ie $horoughly | and a akilifulty: e yelre WaTC! cust complic upon allio ra soa myi-lm a BE MOST COMP! il STANDARQ AND Seno WaGaiNes. EUBOPE. YVorackEs TO bec Poss for Sewing Machi Machines as good as J. W. BOTELER & BRO. te creaaceyte oo, SCARE canobtainall | at "s, and \wer. Bey Wms mee, 528 Oth street, st. Cloud Building. ? Needles, Parts, &c., for all Machines. myl Pi en. [See ee -_ a