Evening Star Newspaper, May 6, 1880, Page 2

TTR EVENING enip | WWINDLGITS COT » ene —————E—{[[["")l.eS"|=|=|=|=|==|=|=—=—— =. LL _—_— THE EVENING STAR. Se EENGT ON. THURSDAY . Z ¥ 6, 1890. ~~ CROSE 8¥ 8. NOVES....Editor. ee fhe Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal totha of ail the other daily payers here added to- gether. ———— The Double Sheet on Saturday. THE Stax will be published as usual on Satur- day im eight page form of fifty six columns, Advertisers and newsdealers will please send in their orders as early as practicable for this enlarged and extra edition. The number of new advertisements printed last Saturday was t The number thus far printed for the five publl- cation days in May ts ———~<re-—__. The Grant Candidacy. It appears that Senator Logan was suddenly “called home from Washington to take the lead- ership of the Grant party tn Illinois.” This 1s the statement of the most prominent third-term organ in the west, which adds that the Senator has entered into the campaign “In a most decid- edly vigorous manner.” The Grant managers d at the progress of the Blaine boom, y are determined to bring the power of the political machine to bear against ft. They now accuse Mr. E. B. Washburne of treachery to the third-term cause. It is alleged that he joined in a secret conference having for its object the defeat of Grant and the nomination of Blaine, if he could get the strongest support at Chie: or of Washburne if he should happen to command a larger vote than the Maine Sena- tor. Whether this allegation be true or not, it is evident that the Grant managers In Ilinots have entered upon a vigorous canvass for thelr favorite, and that they Intend to contest every Inch of ground yet remaining for the selection Of delegates to the state convention. The Iilinois delegation is absolutely necessary to Grant’s candidacy. Should the st{te con- vention fail to declare for him, it necessitates his prompt retirement from the field. This 1s a fact patent to all. The inauguration of an ac- tive canvass for Grant in that state shows that the third-term managers have abandoned the Idea of their favorite being carried into the nomination by a “spontaneous uprising.” It Gemonstrates that Gen. Grant 1s a candidate precisely in the same sensaand upon the same conditions as are the other aspirants for the nomination; that there is nothing higher or $ ambition or candidacy than inany Of the others. It puts an end to the claim that Gen. is felt by the people to be the one and only man needed for President and that this popr-lir feeling was belng left to work its Way to the nomination. It makes !t apparent, too, that Gen. Grant's friends mean to fight for his succ in the convention with the ordinary Methods and with the same motives and reasons that prompt the supporters of the other candt- dates. In short, this contest in Illinois, brings the third-term movement down from the realms of sentiment to a level with the other political movements now agitating the country. ee ‘The late efforts of the ways and means com- mitteee to frame a tariff bill demonstrates that the members are as much at cross-purposes as ever, and that the general discussion of the sub- ject has not changed any of their views. Salt has been saved from any reduction of duty by a vote of four in favor of reduction to seven against {t. Yesterday Mr. Wood offered an amendment to put wood-pulp and other pulp used in the manufacture of paper on the free Ust, but it was violently antagonized by Messrs. Conger and Frye, who consumed the remainder of the committee's session in talking against the amendment. These are, however, but two members of the committee, aud if the propost- tion fails ultimately, the other eleven members cannot throw the entire responsibility upon this small “protesting” minority. The fact that Several members conspicuously oppose this pro- Position will not divert attention from those who pretend to favor it and yet permit it to be killed in their very presence. Every member will have to stand upon his own record. A careful analysis of the returns of the late Parliamentary elections in the English King- dom show that the conservatives were not de- feated by a falling off in their vote but by a re- markable Increase In the voting strength of the Itberals. The conservatives in fact, increased their aggregate vote over that of 1s74 by nearly 16 per cent., while the liberal increase reached nearly 32 per cent., or double that of thetr op- ponents. In fifty of the largest boroughs which contributed most to the Hberal victory, the aggregate vote of the highest liberal candi- dates shows ap increase of 39 per cent. over their vote of }, and in the same boroughs the conservatives made a gain of 12 per cent. over their vote of 1574. The conclusion is thata very large number of liberals who refrained from voting in 1574 took part in the last elec- tion, and that a majority of the young voters Just coming into the right of suffrage, weat with the liberal party. —s. ——____ There is a case on trial before the U. S. dis- trict court at Omaha to determine the status of the Indian under the fourteenth amendment to the Constitution. An Indlan named Elk, who abandoned all relations with his tribe and located in Omaha, after a year's residence claimed, at the last election, the right to vote. He was not permitted to register. and subse- quently, upon tendering hts vote at the polls. It was rejected on the ground that he was an Indian. Elk has brought suit against the reg- ister and judge of election for $6,000, claiming the rights of citizenship under the fourteenth amendment. In the discussions in Congress on the Indian question, some of the able lawyer members have maintained that the fourteenth amendment conferred the right of suffrage upon the Indian. Now that the adoption of a permanent policy for the government of the Indians has become a matter for Congressional legislation, it is highly important to have the Ted man’s legal status determined, and a decision by the court will be looked for with interest. A prominent Grant organ is authority for the Statement that Senator Conkling will in fact make the “greatest effort of his life" at the Chicago convention in presenting the name of Gen. Grant for nomination. The Senator's past oratorical efforts will all be eclipsed by his Cht- cago speech, and he expects it to an immediate nomination of the Mr. Conk jective speaker, but it 1s Possible that he m-y fail to carry the conven- Uon entirely away by is whirlwind of oratory. ——~<. Allen Thurman, jr.. the son of the Senator, Says that there is no doubt that the Payne men of Cleveland and the Bishop men of Cincinnatl have joined their forces to defeat Mr. Thurman. Notwithstanding thls, he believes the coming State convention will instruct the delegation to Cincinnati to vote for Thurman. He adds that the Senator “wants no complimentary bust- ness.” ‘The report that Mr. Tilden recently bought a Controlling interest in the New York Staats- Zeitung for the purpose of having 1t boom for ihim with the Germans was apparently not well founded. That paper under its new manage ment fs as savagely anti-Tilden as beiore, and 4M the wise man of Gramercy Park put any ner Into it he has been fooled for once tn als ilfe, —_~--_____ * The unanimity with which the San Fran- ‘Cisco board of supervisors adopted the report in favor of impeachment proceedings against Mayor Kalloch indicates the fixed determina- tion of the better elements of the city to get rid Of am official who is a bar to local peace and Prosperity. It points to his early ejectment from office, and such a result will be gratifying to the whole country. —_—_—_~+e-___ ‘The very large transactions which have been Made in real estate in New York within a few days, leads the New York Herald to remark that itis a signal proof that the revived activity of American business is not an accidental and transient flush, but a permanent recovery, The record of real estate transactions on May 1 tn New York aggregated nearly three millions of collars. —_~+--______ ‘The Albany correspondent of the New York Herald reports a movement to place Lieutenant Governor Hoskins, of New York, as a candidate for Vice President om the Chicago ticket. ANTED-GENT'S CLOTHES to make and Yed past, Boys’ Clothes cut and Taede in est work ‘and: satisfaction mseed, Ge charges. 1923 Pennsylvania ave. ay6- Fe LARD AND STRIPED SILKS. Roney wide Foulard Silke at as |. Hair-line striped Silk: Fah line of Blac Bike Tym aio as bargain 0 A Tull stock of fora tia eee 50. An in I nsual 1. A Wamsu d_ Cotton, to W Phe cheapert lot of Watts, and Striped Muslin ever offered. Agent for Tobe efte! Scissors and Needles. The Boston Comfort Corsets, all sizes. GEO. J. JOHNSON, my6 713 Market Space. (COMBINATION HATS IN STRAW To match suits: for, YOUNG MEN. YOUTHS AND CHILDREN aA ‘Mauill i rs “STRAW HATS. Pearl Cassiinere Drees Hats. Sun Umbrellas, fur Ladies and Geutiemens ‘Large stock to select from. STEINMETZ, Harter, my6-3t__ 1237 Pa. ave., nex: to cor. 13thst. 4s 14 STRAW HATS, FOR GENTLEMEN. RB MACEINAW STRAW HATS, FOR GENTLEMEN. BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S STRAWS in every va- riety now ready. WILLETT & RUOFF’S, my5-5t 5 Penna. avenue. = LADIES 811 DRESS TRIMMINGS. sil the Inteet ee Bh “SET VTPRIMMINGS, HMunGks Giups aed ORNAMENTS. Awent for Mime. Jones Celebrated Crepe Reno- vatine. LOWE, may3-ft S11 Market Space. USSELL'S ICE CREAM, STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL. eqif.s not robbed of its purity to enable us to gell it eap. Strawberry Festivals, Church Entertainments and Dealers supplied at a very low price. Family orders attended to with our usual prompt- poss, and they can be made up of a dozen different Orders for Ga ieek should be left on Saturday. Ice oo shipped by any of the Railroads or Steam! ap24-Im@dc2dp 2427 New York ave. F4ers WHICH SHOULD BE REMEMBERED! IT 18 A FAOT That at the ‘‘ FAMOUS,” No. 200 Seventh street, a choice selection of SEASONABLE CLOTHING can be seen. IT IS A FACT That at the “FAMOUS” will be found the Latest Novelties. IT I8 A FACT That at the ‘‘FAMOUS" the goods are of the Beat Make. IT IS A FACT That the *‘FAMOUS™ manufacture all their own moods. IT I8 A FACT That at the *‘ FAMOUS” there is but ONE PRICE. IT IS A FACT That at the ‘‘ FAMOUS” the prices are the Lowest. IT 18 A FACT That at the ‘‘FAMOUS™ the prices of all Gar- ments are Marked in Plain Figures. THESE ARE FACTS Of which you can be convinced by calling at the “Famous.” No. 400 Seventh st. n.we ap30 CORNEE D. Ccmrcze AND STYLE. BROAD SHOES WITH LOW HEELS, Gents’ Cloth and Calf Gaiters. Kid, Calf, Goat, Strap Ties, Oxford Ties and Prince Albert's. Patent Leather Pumps. Ladies and Ohildren's White Slippers. Bendal- Button and Newport Ties. Side Lace and Congress ar L. HEILBRUN’S No. 403 7th st. n.w. (ees oF: THE OLD Woman mx Winpow. ap’ QPeciaL OFFERINGS or NEW GOODS, ar GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. CHILDREN'S WHITE CAMBRIC DRESS! At 80 cents to $1.37; well made, CHILDREN’S AND YOUNG MISSES' NAINSOOK DRESSES, Trimmed with Hamburg Edging and Lace, From 81.25 to #4.35—best value ever offered. INFANTS’ LONG ROBES, $1.36 to 82.00—a great bargain. NEW STYES IN PARASOLS. In all shades. LADIES’ WHITE ORGANDY AND SWISS SUITS, Elegantly trimmed, From 822.00 to 835.00. NOOT’S, 915 Pennsylvania avenue. BASS ARE BITING!!! Prof. Baird saya the Potomac is the best Bass River in the country. BASS RODS from 5c to Ae BASS LINES from 25c. SS REELS from 256. 40 S10 . RENTUGRY REELS, $10 each. ASS HELLGRAM ‘8, each 50c. Ee SPORTING BAZAR, Cor. 15th and F sts., opposite Treasury. _adquarters for the. Great $1 Damascus Razor: ‘Base Balls, 86 Flobert Rifle and 81-00 Seren Bliot Hevorvers, © apag-ly LUMBER! my4-Im LUMBER! OUR PRICE LIST. WE ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST. No. 1 BOARDS, all 16 feet long. .per 100 feet, 81.25 . VIRGINIA FLOORING, No.2..‘* ‘© ** 1.75 HEADED PALINGS, 4 ft. long........per 100, 1.60 SQUARED POSTS, 5 ft. long (best).. RAILS, 2:3, 16 feet... GET OUR BID ON YOUR LUMREB!!! WE ABE NEVER BEATEN!!! WILLET & LIBBEY, GOR. 6TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE ap2? TE DUCK VESTS LINEN ‘DusTERs OPENED TO-DAY. W. 8S. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania ave. ee ee Ube MILD POWER CURES. HUMPHREYS’ peek wee NS oer orcs Stele, pre je, prom pe emeient aa @ olera Morbus, Vornitiny ronehitis Piles, Blind ‘or Bleed ‘Catarrh, Kidney Rervous Debility.. ). Urinary Weakn: FO! Or sent by the case, or on receip ICAL 0., 109 oe Specie ha ure (144 fr ycenwaxn, riping, eee Colic: matic cui cute Orehronic. e88, Wetting the Bed. : Disease of the Heart, Palpitation. R SALE BY ALL DRUGGIS +4 single vial, free of charge, incee ACMPHREYS! * ROMEOPATHIO MED- feficient, aud reliable, they are ane eae ular uae. . . Pains Fover, Agus nual on Disease sade Its LOTHROP & COCHRANE, 706 and 709 Market Space, OFFER ANOTHER INVOIOR or BLACK AND WHITE STRIPED SILKS, ar 50 Cents Yard. ‘These are even better style and quality than our first invoice, which attracted such fayorable com- ment, and sold so rapidly. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & OOOHEANE. myl SS —————————— RHEUMATISM, MALARIA, PNEUMONIA, NEURALGIA, DIPHTHERIA, SORE THROAT, INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS, &c. TRADE “SAPANULE.” MARK. The Celebrated Glycerine Lotion Gives Immediate Kelief and a Cure. Radical Inflammation of the aor ver cause, Burns OF Kidn ntons or Horenees of the eo fro} Bealds, and all Inflam- "Robe owebela can dfferd to be without It. Physicians use and recommend it. “BAPAN Our We can an eter fe to thousands who owe their lives to ee Circulars sent free, upon appli- catic No risk in toy in trying it, as we guarantee satisfaction a shenna tnd sad 8s Ma and oi yer bottle. Sold by all Druggists. ba ean GERRY & COMPANY, moar4-60 PROPRIETORS, #37 Broadway, N. ¥. DE. F. A. VON. MOSOHZISKER, OFFICE 619 Nineteen: Bpecial attention given DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, ith st. now. to the treatment of IM. PAIRED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA, DISEASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, OHEST, &o. Dr. von Lape toree rae ed sufiefest in Washington profeaion to feel wir) er commend of his te or success is unneces- Asan author of m edical works upon the or- aus of whose treatment hoes teens ‘specialties for Jeate, and se an inventor of scientife apparatuses forthe treatment of the respiratory organs, he if own beth in Europe and this country. Dr. von MOSCHZISHER feels some personal gratification in the fact that the imertne Patients, past games of more met of distined fof any other PY. Bloran oO qpediaiied a Gent ted Btatos. Their ORIGINAL LETTERS TO HIM be ex: ed at bis office by those intevestant FROM SENATOR VOORHEES. I thank yon very sincerely for the relief I recatved from your treatment of my hearing, which has been the Fomult of an excountval seriously impaired, RESTORATION OF HEARING. +207; Yon Moschrisker’s treatment in my case—oa. tarrh and deafness—proved a it but a who ni National Brase ¥ Works, ¥ Wasninsten. DEAR Brn: By the adviee of Senator Voorhees 1 zsced myself oe your treatment for a case (4 t disease and nagal catarrh. I have reason be entirely satisfied with the result of your silt and you are at liberty to reter Fas aay to to me a the Redemption Division U. 8. FROM HORATIO SEYMOUR. Dr. von Moschzisker brings me letters of intro- duction from genilemen of character and standing. ‘They speak highly of his skill and succeas in the treatment of diseases of the of ine Respiratory Oreane. and of his attainments his treatinent of s case un. my observation and personal al experience, [think all cases whic a8 8 physician. hecan give relief in Office hours: From 9 a.m. tol p.m., and from 3 to6 p.m. marie and eet oe contains the Ww. VOORHEES. LLE, ve Eye and Ear, and those RATIO SEYMOUB. SPECIAL TAXES! SPECIAL TAXES! IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS! in accordance with existing law the Oommissi ion- canoe the District are enforcing the collection of Special Improvement Taxes on_all ien certificates hat issue tax. Lc property where and are overdue, and tax liens against all assessments on Se ne Terma snd adjustment has been Tt is imy make see that all who are delinquent should Bel nent without delay, and thereby SAVE INTEREST, PENALTIES AND COSTS. A Uberal discount can be saved in settling Special ‘Taxes by WILLIAM DICKSON, 8p22-Im 222 45s Street. UG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT, FINEST AND S8TOOK FOR SOUPS, SAUCES. LIEBIG ons akon feel “‘Lancet," * Bee ‘Medical Journal,’ MEAT MADE ANWS EXTRA‘ or Sun eucones and 2 bogs for wich or egy aa simile \UTION.—Genuine only with the fac Ley a Baron Liebig’s Signature Label. of in Blue Ink across the “Consumption in England increased ten-fold in "iar" to atch begs |e ma l-ly WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. ANTED— Good COOK at 904 Ust., near 9th. 9B RENT—DOUBLE PARLORS, unfurn ed my6-3t errace ANTED—A SERVANT to do general home- wok, at No. 1441 Massachusetts ave. n.w.1t* WANTED A ,sccoudhand SIDE SADDLE, in Feed condition. Address Box 524, City. Feat Wirrinn reliable white GIRL to cook, wai and iron for a small family. Apply wh x ANTED—A respectable wnite GIRL to = Wart and iron. Apply 1145 16sh st. n.w. my, WANIED {A experienced NURSE: must be willing to leave the city for the summer. Ad- dress Box 18, Star office. itt ANTED—A HORSE for two months for Heht pusiness work, for bis keeping. Tauuire at No. 1167 F st. my6-3t aRED a shits GIRL to do housework and Ssciat in washing and ironing: city references required. Apply 616 F st. n.w. 1t* ANTED—Twenty HORSES and CARTS to haul ice atonce, Inquire at the KNICKER- BOCKER ICE COMPANY. Green and Rests Wie A GARE BAKER and an IE i MAKER: references required. Ohes- ter County Ice Cream Go., 520 9th at. my6-3t" VANTED A white GIRL as nurse 14 to 36 references required. Call at ooh thet st. newer Friday, besween 2 aud 4 pom. v others need apply. st. n.w. WASZED—A white MAN a PORTER and to tin a grocery store. Must come well re- pumiended. Catholic preferred. Apply, yo 1520 TEE in experienced BALES LADY and SALES MAN in t ie business ; athires Et! TMAN. ae cig WANTED; A SITUATION by white girl to do chamberwor! first-class reference. Apply at 2007 Bw, No objection to travel WAXTED-PARTIES in want of carpenter re. raire of any kind—done neatly, promptly ‘and cheaply, should addresa R : PROOLOB, es st. we NTED—By a white girl a SITUATION as chambermaid, waitress, or nurse; no objec- tions to travel; best of references. Address Bor li, Star cftice. my6-2t* Ae WANED Ts feencctable Settled white wonan SITUATION to cook, wash and iron, or gen- eral housework in private ‘family; best referencos. a sarc a aoe ‘8 ee st. Booms.” Nos iio i0f OR RENT-Two a= Unfurnished ROOMS, second floor: private family; no children. quire 914 Sthst s between T and Ka. my6-2t* R RENT—For tux Season—Fully Furaished COTTAGE at yea y Springs W. Va., known as the Gill Cottage; hotel; ice house fille 1. Addrees 922 Sprnoe it, Philadelphia, my6-2t Fo RENT—Three ROOMS, firet floor, large cel'ar, good brick house, all modern improves: ments; no other occupant éxcept an elderly wie ower. ae = Ist. n.w OR B O17 MI st. now. ae Tent 30. 7 This ia deliehiful and contrat loca- tion: house has verendas and nice corner lot. Pos- session at once. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. my6-3t ROE RENT-Six room | OQUSE, No. 2413 11th st. nw. FOR SALE—New ten-room balance on easy terms. fonear Park and nw. 313 0 cash, or 315 43s st. n.w. Se Sg ‘OR RENT—To a SMALL Famity—4 new BRIOR HOUSE, with six rooms and bath-room, on L. st., between Ist and North Capitol sts. n.w. ws per month. Apply No. 65 L st. n.w. RK SALE—One of those delightful = HOUSES, on North F st., bet. 1st and 2d st: neat agreat barsain. Also, HOUSE No. 5 a at a reduced NS a terms and low figura. at $1,200 BAB foM. w ‘Rowe my" price.’ Ree RENT ace = = NW. =S rooms, mod. for a docidre fatyer 0 orageut.” THOSE. WAGGA: 0 - MAW, 519 7th st = myo-3t FE RENT Bes en-room HOUSE, furnished, modern improvements, trees, large yard. Rent low for the summer to responsible parties. Refer- ences. 1459 Rhode Island ave. n.w. ROE, RENT. Elexant APARTMENTS at ana rates ; southern, eastern and western exposure all modern conveniences; at 1027 Vermont avenue, near McPherson aquare. my5-1m VOR RENT, poe SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI- VATE AND A’ .T AUCTION.—See Bulletin issued on ae a suc 18ch of sas aoe ~ ae office of TH WAGGAMAN, 7th st my5-3t* THOS, Ee WAGGAMAN, O10 7thiet:tL-w._miys-ot Fo SALE—A neat, desirable, new ten-room HOUSE, weil located and a the best man- ner; gas and water. Price $2,500—8500 cant ae ¥OX & BROWN, ane aera cent. FITCH. Pennsylvania ave. my ‘OR RENT —Pleasant 2d-story FRONT ROOM. hed or unfurnished, with moder conveniences on sam: w Kitchen if required. ‘Apvig 916 Sth ote new. aes Apply 1219 Madison st. n.w W2RRER Ey, a respectable white girla SITU- ambermaid and sewing, or din- ing room work, or to care for children; ho objec- tion to theccuntry. Address M. M., Btar office. ANTED—A respectable WOMAN to care for and board a small infant. Address CARE, Star office. my5-2t" W4dZED_DRUG CLERK: must furnish satie- factory references. Address R. L. ELIOT, City Post oflice. my5-8t VV ANTED—A wood healthy W. SURE white or colored; must come well recommended Apply at 128 D st. new. my5-2t* ‘OR RENT —Neatly furnished ROOMS on ay Second and third floors, en suite and sine. 515 14th st. n.w. myd FOR RENT By June Ist, DWELLING, 33) A 1 rooms, modern improvement 0. Apply next door. my4 eoit* ee 'OR RENT—Two Enfurnished front aud back communicating ROOMS, on second floor, bath- room and water closet on saine floor, on line of two street cars. 1256 8th st. n.w. my4-3¢* OR SALE At 8 bargain, prominent OORNER LOTS on Capitol ¥ st., between 14th and 15th ste. ‘htet clase locations: quire terms, &e., No. 425 Lith st. nw: In- my4-3t WANTED A respectable GIRL to cook, waah, iron and do general housework. Avvly 205 Est. n.w. Reference required. t* Wireagnts a colored woman a SITUATION a8 a chaibermaid and waitress, will asset ih th Sagas ahd ironing; good Teleregpe. Ap- will give one-fourth of fo chman or messeuuer fnany of Address A. B., Star office. my4-3t* WANTED By a thoroughly competent Protest ant girl a PLACE to cook or do general house- work; no objection to travel or to the country. dress L. W., Star office. my4-3t* WASEDA reliable colored WOMAN, without encumbrances, for housework and to assist in Washing for a small family. Inquire at house of MAJ ee 5 WHITTLESEY, Soldiers’ Home, D.O. my: Wi —AGENTS to sell the most useful arti- cle manufactured. Liberal termsto first-class parties. Address OOX & CO.. 278 Crape st., Syr- acuse, Ladies especially desired, for they can sell it to advantage. Inyl-Im ARTED FAMILIES! to, furnish “with, Sor- vants. Try us. Also, white and colored vants, with reference. **Employment Onion.» No. 926 ¥ at. news Aes PRICE & UO. D3 We ES CHAMBERMAIDS ‘and NURSES, 82 SEAMSTRESSES and other Help, rence. Servants fornished ‘at short notion. Enpibyment Ome, corner 7th and BOARDING. ‘OR RENT—On June Ist, that handsome Ohio stone-front RESIDENC! . 20 Grant Place, having all modern conveniences. Apply to@. a: SRUEAKER, Whitaker's Bookstore, eee Im OR RENT—020 O st-n-w.. STORE and aoe NG, 10 rooms, opposite Corcoran Market, auitable for Grocery, Beovisions Totes ee any kind of business, centrally located, m. i.e lanes yard and stable, Concrete collar. 1224 7th st. me my4-3t* (OR RENT—A comfortable, HOUSE, modern tmyrovements, opnorite. Shepherd Buiiding. pst. nw. also, a prominent CORNER STORE apitol Hill: moderate rent to Ynquire terms, No. 423, 11th ° FOR RENT AND R™ ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., Sr CLoup BurLpina, Real Estate Agents nts and Auctioneers. FOR RENT—Two beantifal HOUSES in McPher- son Square, now building ; willsoon be finished. Two seven-room BRICK HOUSES, mod. imps}, nearly new, good neixhborhood ; 20. Other ZOUunES: and STORES in diferent por- tions of the city. Cail at our office for Bulletin. FOR SALE—A very fine HOUSE, on Conn. ave., 18th st. and Jefferson Place—now being built. ” HOUSES {AND LOTS at different prices and on terms to suit pecial attention will be paid to any buniness en- ap: SALE. 8 trusted to our care. FOR BENT (430 lat et. n.c.. a comfortable seven room BRICK HOUSE, with modern im) - Price #18 per month FOR, Rhode Teland ave.n. ten: room RES. Circle IDENCE, with all wodern co per month. FOR REN I 7, 2 nandsome fifteen room RESIDENCE witha ibpreenenn 1110 13th et." n.w., ten -room Brick DWELLING near Massachusetts ce 850 per month "OR RENT—725 4th st. n.e small Bhek HOUSE, coptaining six rooms. Price $10 per month. FOR RENT—117 6th st. n.c.. 8 ten-room FRAME, with as and water. Price FOR RENT— H st. n-e., staal six-room BRIOK on the line of Columbia railroad. Price $12 per month. THOS. J. FISHER & 00., 1223 F street n.w. ‘OR RENT—By R. 0. HOLTZMAN, REAL EsTaTe AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F etreets northwest. r month. myl 7 U oer Lares 1107 w.125 415 sath ist. Wee "235 Tituet 0. 7. atone 25 6 3 23:153¢ et. now. rooms and bath. Fur.house, F st.n. “ur. h’se, L6th}st.n.w.100 cay Bee ethos nw. J. ave., 8 Ts. #23 Hstin es store. 18 30 325 Ist xt. 7 I make no charge to landlords for advertising their x property, and keep it before the public con- [have many of the finest building sites in the city for eale: also, Honses in every section at prices ,000 to 860,000. Now is the time to buy. R. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sta. n.w. ___ MONEY TO LOAN. or 10 500, Tn one sum for 5 #2, GEO. TRUESDELL. 605 7th atroat [O8=* BS aNd TO LOAN On Good Real Estate Security, at Lowest Rates. THOS. J. FISHER & ©O., 1223 F street n. we. LL" AND SMALL SUMS, AT LOWEST RATES, On AMPLE Marory. YOUNG & MIDDLETON, 1420 New York avenue. ay00-6t T * MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In Svs To Surr, At 6 and 7 per cent. No Delay. RB. 0. Ft pg _apl7 and F *ts. o.w N ONEY TO LOAN— £100,000 TO LOAN, In amonnts to suit, at 6 per ont. eae, on first-class ilt edxe real estate recurit; BE. WARNER, 916 F st. nw. BUSINESS CHANCES. _ marl9 \TED—A PURCHASER forCIGAR STORE wood locality . Avply ont premises, 1540 7th st ¥. L Fos do MININ JNO. a. STAFFORD, _my6.s 901 tig st! ow. FOR SALE and CIGAR TOBACOO STOR 1: increasing business. Ing na lately atésiti Det.n.w. Only those meaning business need any. my6 3 YOOD UNENCUMBERED LOTS WILL BE taken in whole or part payment for new seven room bay window Pressed Brick HOUSE, north West rents well. Adiress Box 2, Bar ‘omes my6-nt {OR BALE OB EXCHANGE—GARDEN FARM, 30 acres, in hich state of cultivation, the best truck arden near the District, 4 miles from city ; od road. Als Acres adjoin tureof HUGUELY & DOWE 5 yarn DESIRABLE IMPROV PROPERTY EG JHANGE and basement Brick DW j Thome, with modern conveniences, suitable for residence or business, with splenaid ‘yard, eituated in the heart of the city, who is tayan for Den » Will exchanae i ied fame eR geem | aah ‘ ver oF Staller proper- ty in this city, or will sell low. Cup. q ge DUNOANSOWN BI (Post, 3t] Axonts for Owner avine 90 a a, RUSINESS might cheap if WILSON '& 00. E THE ¢ CORCORAN BUILDING, OprosiTE U. 8. TrEasvny, 15TH 81 ice Rooms—singly or communt- cating—for Business Offices, Studios, etc. Water 2d closets on every floor, Elevator and FOB RENT Several of those elegant, TOURES in “Grant Row,” on East Capitol st., bet, 2d and 3d sts.,.can be leased to first-cl a than any like houses in the District: ea handsomely finished; contains 14 rooms, rooms, latindry, &c., and all modern imp ments: water supplied b: by steam force pump to all parts of the houses.a stable, and front and back pards adorned with shrubbery, fountain. &., patomig to each honte. RANT & CO., cor. 3d and Eas OSES. cor. 7th and Penn. 427 Fst. n. th and D sta. n.w. B RENT STOR! LAR, corner of 9ti W. 0 JOHNSON, 718 13th st. nw with STABLE and OEL- gad Lets. aw. Apoly to FRO BENT OR SALE-HOUBE No. 1510 8 st. n.w. Three-story and basement, with large aide jot all wraded and parked, Apply to T. 3. MYERS, No. 116 Frets new my3-6t PuOMDES TRANSIENT AND DAY ARDERS accommodated at 827 ‘Vermont my ind T ata. n, ME Desirable Rouss with’ Boas also TABLE bt Ws Hime Ms. HOECKLEY, Proprietress. 2) DES ROU: WITH Baas story ; summer prices.. Convenient to-cars, K st. n.w. pie awe HE LOOHIEL HOUSE, 612 ane » is one and. best “boarding | 2 of the arse houses in th Cha Transl Gated at reasonabie terms: COUNTRY BOARD. AT VIEW HILL, Gaini So MMER bo. ARDING, Large liouse, -healty, focation, Ror i. first-class ya convenient to Churehes: within 200 yards of the depot. "Address ‘Mrs. L. A. my1-6t* SIRABLE BOARDING, for adults only, on Lovg Island Sound, near New London; cool, ho malaria, excellent water, bathing, boating, fishing; number limited; Washington ‘references Sxchanked: Address Box 8, New London, Heese ee necticut mal R. ; thirty minutes’ ride. Pleasant Foomas and Bretsclnne TABLE. 200 yards from Station p26- Im' MRS. NE’ EDUCATIONAL. Fe RENT—A comfortable ning-room HOUSE, with gas, water, bath, &c.; No. 606 1 Bhi betaeen, F ahd @ ste. ‘Avnly WE. BORE FORD & O., 1115 F st. n. ‘ap3-6t ag PERSONAL. J QHN PATCH EXAMINES 11 EB, ron. respoces tatty of mpl he’ abmtracts 4 a-n. to Oth st. n.w. p.m. ‘Always in before? and from 2 %5 6, ports as to ‘ap10-1m Mehix ROSS, the long-established, | reliable Astrologist, i’ SALE-STOCK and FIXTC RES of 8 nds and Noti: rat s reanonatie prion rs, address Box 24, Star office. PTO TAX PAVERS, due prior to 1578, and all bilis wements can now be BETTLED t, through GEO. TRUFSDELL, 605 7th stroat. ree-story frame HOU » bath and clos rhnning back to 30-16. alley: also &i tion, New York ay., bet 4th and Sth an immediate customer, #2, termi my4-at at aheayy, Dice mys-6t TOR SALE-A TOOT, KAR, W per montit r very cheap vrop- : atl erties, froin #1, 500 to $10,000. int wh Fired, and on the eariest terms. Goo sale and rent solieitest. locality de. property for E. BURFORD & 00., Real Esiate Broker, 1115 F st, h.w. For aylendid FARM, 0 acres, in use, Rtabler, barns, &c. , 400 fru't treen, G00 grape vinien in fall support, ieond state of cultivation; 15 minutes ride from Insane Asylum. Ralance long as desired. Price, 3.000. In: uuire of V- ROUX, 1025 17th et. n.w. ‘may3-61 enotia Diteases of the Blood, ‘Throat, Nose or 1a norr! philis, &c., radically cured without mercury. - Write or call, fare Ore FOR BENT—Two ceria PARLORS on ecc- ond floor, en suite, southern exposure; bath. water, &c., oh same floor; rent reasonable. | ue 519 13th et., bet. E and F sta.n.w. FOE RENT A first-class EESIDENGE. cot on Rhode Island ave., between 15th and 16t! Sey Rdiacent to Scott stains, No. 1817. Ap upto 4, J. SHEDD, No. 1402 lath'st. nw. Nh FOR BENT-The STORE and DWELLING No; Ket. n.w. It will be rented low 3 good and Peeponsibie tenant." Avpiy to No. 113418 1.W. my: 1 oh Fe SALE—Dint CaEar—Nice 6 room ae near Lincoln Park; ined, pabel pals Bi |. $1,200. “App! water; ae neighborh: ith st. my! Fe eh Ts aI ROOMS, un_ furnished, on fourth floor of house No. as Price $10 per month. FLAG- tit ‘316 Indiana aver” myl-6t* FGRSALE— Two LOTS, near Stewart Castle and Dupont Circle, on Massachusetts ave., between 20th and 2ist sts. ;26 feet each front: situated north 5 ‘erms easy. AddressW.L.,Star on 823-2w* Fa SALE—LOT on 16th et. djrcetly north Scott's circlé, 29t195 fet OE, y; must be sold, owner leaving city. apotans T st. 200: n. with all modern im DWE dry cella mk ap2 ments, Apply 13s Tet" yANTED—MUSIC SCHOLARS. References wiven as to ability. Especial care given to be- gipners. Terme quite reasonable. ‘Address Box, Btar office. my5-3t* Are E, BCHEEL, Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and VOOAL MUSIO. Particular attention to be- a as well as those wishing to eachers. , Terms moderate. apt S.¥ FLY NN, A.M. 708 Su Srrrer N.W. Crasses—Afternoen, 1 104; Kvening,7 to.9. inte Ber,quarter, in advance. “Lath neh, English, Mathematics, Penmanship: Bo keeping. be qualified for Het. n.w. Ds ‘Special attention to ‘preparation Toren ro Be lee, West Point, Annapolis, and all competitive skaipinatious. 4 rivate lessons on moderato terms. ap! Pee ESSOR“LARROQUE, 728 13th st., native French Instructor, graduate of Sorbonne Uni- , Paris. Private instruction in all the French brand jes and niceties. ‘Terms Tmpcerater ‘anos 3m AERO, INSTITUTE, QonconpviLte, Pa.—Boys, 850 per quarter; Girls, $45. Stu: dente prepared for, ‘Dusiness, Yale or Harvard. First clags nary pupils admitted. Jel Ss SHORTER Git, A. ME, Principal. QPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Conner T3H AND L Stneets N.W., fives education for real ife to sons and daushvers. course comprises Penmanship, Spelling, Com Beaton. mndence. emcee Aritl 1metio, pet ng 1 a. Double gintry Bookkeeping. Business fod of i last Monday im A ane thereafter For iculars visit the Colleze, or oe O SEE NOER, Princip FOR SALE. (OR SALE—TOP BUGGY, in good order. Inquire No. 609 “th et gee Medel Shop. FOE SALEZA big bay SHOW WINDOW, in good order, and ood for the use of any Business. Inquire at 1340 G st. n.w. ‘OR BALE a noroughbred, 1 LADIES’ 10? GEN- TLEMEN'S Sguzball dam Eugen BE ‘ALL'S, 936 ae scen at. my6-3t* EEE nonae ANESS: HORSE, PH. ESS ; also several fine Driving Horses, at Deagty BUGUELY .Y & BOWKN’S, No. 615 New York ave. my6-2w* ONY TOP PHETON and HAR P NESS for sale, suitable for lady to Sago Depot, ws Wine st. aiweD. wW. MA- my4-3t* Fo SALE—An interest in fine HORSE and new Jump-seat CARRIAGE, or will same by month ear to, ree naib SRN ai WABHINGTON, or party, Address Gi Re, ee Post office. mny4-3t Fe ‘E—Cheap for cash, a Morgan Black Tawi ot stylish black HORSE and a Brew- ster. built BUGGY, nearly new. Inquire at JOHNSON BRO.'8, 1418 7th st.n.w. m3-6t" OR RENT—Handaomely Furnished ea ROOMS, in Private family, with or without Board, 315’ 1st st. 8.6. ; desirable for parties employed in the Cap- itol or Ooast Survey; modern improvements: uo children. References exchansed. ap27-2W* FF GR REND HOUSE No, 1213 G st u.w. $25 per month; keys adjoining. Louisiana ave. RENT. . 406 Istst. 8.¢., a HOUSE. containing coven: somey ated modern improvements. Inquire on fhe prea io SALE—REASONABLE ee ae FE BRICK HOUSE, modern ents, eyognds and shrubbery : in one of the Bast localities the door. sanaes Re- of wD ; Cars cece ctratt eh (OR SALE OR RENT—An elexant MANSION on Park a » near 14th street, Mount Pleasant, containing 2 papotns: furnished or unfurnished, ity water and all modern im Sikora 18 scfie bindsome in Tawn, fine old -shade tr ec, Wage aap table table xarden, fruit trees and large room for 15 horses: _ Will rent for term of Years or cell oe nea terms. For particulars inquire of J.V. N. Hi ap2i-Im* FOR SALE Desirable §-room BRIOK, HOUSE, bathroom, hot and cold ter, and ood cellar; on easy terns. Tnquire at 12 Fat.n.w., from 6 to8 p.m. apl5-3w* ‘OR RENT—No. 1741 13th st. bq? Rooms: =: No. 1826 16th 8 roo ~ Ne delightful Houses. J. G. ee 619 Wth ¢ apl7 ‘OR RENT—From aay tae ea No. 1607 H st., next door to Mr. 's_ residence, fronting Lafayette Square; a firatcl class house i every reapect. Apply to A: HYDE, Riis 00-12 1in ‘OR SALE OR RI fre elegant COUNTRY SEAT, of 12 AORES, improved by two-story mtaining 8 Fr 00! hy of Balt more & Oli -3 Amuiles from city, ofS se Oi Teh to a 3 Fx BERT yet cn a four-1 ae BEIGE qaguse t ‘and #836. Tuga atthe Hous or of. W. P. MYeuS. 715 Toth a ap7-im 1B RENT AND SALE. For fall list, call or = for BEAL ES- we W, blished done WARNER SOE at. nw. Fe. ae Furnished PARLORS and BED- ee and Lay ts furnished for iz housekeop- ing, and several a1 mall BEDROO BOOMS. ponte Vania ave., oor. 436 Bt. LOST AND FOUND. OST—A small BRASS KEY to a safe. The ititer wilt be Peneea by £2. ingoipe it to the Star Office. ent) ETANOS A AND ORGANS. F°., SALE.—Just arrived from West Virginia, 18 young BORRE® suitable for all pur- pesos, snd 3 young MULES. well broken, § earscld. W. YATES" Stables, 9th et., be- ween = ind Fe my3-6t* ‘OR BALE— on ‘size FIRE PROOF, IAFE, made by Diebold, Morris &Go- New York also several Office ka, will will sell Da. W. HUNTER, 1425 New York axo- tue RK SALE—Lai cung, town MARE, per- Tectiy sound and a is ‘tle ; lad: her: Cont 80; wil heraud Yop Bugsy, with Harn ruth "us6. No SBEEN'G table, st and T'sts. m1 AILEY, 939 Pa. BALE HORSES, HARNESS and VERT Asie Ge poste ates orders prom) guaran’ dM bow PS Btable, 101 17th st. n. p26 Bill pag ae : ta, oc) jeunes, ic. Repairing prom ROBER’ en 2 ieaio at os ‘Repository an: rane eeceeey at a8 oa ARGR STOCK OF SPRL aS ae Wao suitable aaa iy, ae Pe DAU Gere) order. Tot eaand WA pale bean AS. EROBRE: #1 Brospect at. mad a LANOS—1 QUALIT P MODERATE pee aiERegro SUIT and BEST OFO areroo! oe DAVIS @ CO.’S PIANO! awarded eS Sat fa! a tif and for sale low and on amall Ageney. rooms, 811 9th st. n.w. aplT-eoly PURE mpeonoo, FAW | be 410 Lith st. n.w. © So eo TWO FIRST PREMIUMB eyo ay ed Oe eee feb18 Also Agents for & Ceo. Santee} FAMILY SUPPLIES. Berres: cae RAIRIES: ogee PRINT, mad made from pure Jas wg Successor. to J; Frank & ‘Son. B st. “wing, "Stalls Nos. 496 and 497 Center Market. Open every day till one o'clock. XCURSIONISTS, FISHING PARTIES, TRAVELERS AND OTHERS. Freek arrival of Imported ane DomesticGoods. (Corned. my5-1m BEEF. jRoast HAM. ee with Jelly. Westphalia. TURKEY Bence in Jelly: eles, ruith CHICKEN. iPod eee UPS—Te ROLLED. TONGUE TAM Sats SAGE, GURRIED PICKLED ane TONGUES TICKLE ED, prs TERS, PICKLED SHRIMP, PIC “4 WOODEN PLATES, PAPER grEiss. TRAVELING BASKET: No charge for packing and delivering goods to any part of the + W. REED'S SONS. my5 F street n.w. ALACE MARKET, Cor. 14th st. and New York ave. FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO. We have SPRING LAMB and PEAS, STRAW- BERRIES, ASPARAGUS, TOMATOES and CU- CUMBERS, OYSTERS, FISH, GAME, &c. Bos- ton PICKLED PORK. Philadelphia CAPONS, 40 cents a pound. may4 EXcourace HOME MANUFAC- TURES, AND HELP TO BUILD UP THE DISTRICT. Our Flour is made at home. BUY OUR NEW SOUTH. Te is ag, mice as any patent flourin the market; algo our Hungarian Patent Process Fi For ate by all the ie leading Grocers. Wholesale Depot- We H. TENNEY & SONS, C. LS, APITOL MI ap30-tM21 Georgetown, D. G. ———— 1can SWISS CONDENSED MILE 3 lbs. Best ITALIAN MACARONI. 1 Pint Bottle VIRGIN OLIVE OIL. 2 lbs. GREEN COFFEE. 1 bushel GOOD POTATOES .. 6 @-Ib.) Bars BABBITT’S N. ¥. OITY SOAP... 50 Scans §. & W. OORN ... STEAM COOKED WHEAT, OATS AND BARLEY. CALIFORNIA BRANDY. GEO. A. O'HARE, 2213 7th st. n.w., Betwesn Mand N._ ee FUSE MAXUNE GUNPOWDER TEa, 50 Oznts Pex Lp. Best Gorygpment Jars COFFEE, Roasted, 33 cts. Best Rio CO) 20 cts. per Ib. Bendis Srmen cuneate NEW YORE TEA OOMPANY, Cor. 7th and H sts, ap26-3m_ WM. H. SPIGNUL & CO. DP CHEBBIES, ap29 DEIED APPLES, DRIED PEACHES, DRIED WHORTLEBEBRIES, PRUNES, PRESERVES AND JELLIES IN BUCKETS. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXUBIES. p22 1421 New York ave. PREMIUM eee The os Minngects MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent. LING’S ST. LOUIS FANOY, A Magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Frocess. GOLDEN HIi ‘The Standard Family Flour of ‘For sale by every first-class Grocer, ‘WHOLESALE DEPOT: | Corner Ist st. and Indiana ave, apl2 _ WM. M. GALT & co. Flour in the myL-6t* Ag ARGAIN—FOR SALE—One of the best @RO- SEEY, and LIQUOK STANDSin the city, doing sh trade; reason for selling, government post tion. Address GROCER: Star office, myl-6t* JVANTED—To purchase a BRIOK HOUSE of Falls Charen Ya. it_ciht or ten rooms, with modern im- provements. Address MJ. W.,Star office, location, size of house and lot, price and terms. myl-6t* JOR SALE- Cerear one scoond-hand BUGGY, Gre-clase manufacture, and light business WAGON ‘n thorough repair. O. H. KNIGHT, 482 Louidiaua avenue. ape -2w* ANTED—MILITARY a eats WAR- RAN’ mestead OLA. ana Soldiers’ pt all kindsof for, which bi 2: ZonNs ge Attorney will be paid. WILLIAM: at Law, Koom 41, Le Droit PROFESSIONAL. AINE, GRAFTON & LADD, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLOBS, 422 SH Serer, Wasntxatox, D. O. ces E. PAINE, BEN HA Al TON, STOKY B. —_—. = SURGERY, a ae Bunions, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescences, ‘Oui. — and all other Ailmenta of the Feet stoooss- treated. DK. WHITE'S 19th consecutive of practice in Washinston, D.O. His estabiish- fuent, 1416 Pennsylvania ‘avenue, (opposite Wil- ie rd's Hotel, ) is patronized by the elit ‘world, Ghhos fon 6h pee ee aye N QTIGE.—The Dental office and business of the late Dr. John H. Darrell, of 1237 Pa avenue, wil Bemntioued By, hls nepbe aR Dr. 0.3: WATEMB, formerly of 9 13 Bat Pa: fuance nage 1s rempect- Tully solicited = H, JOHNSTON, Dexzier, J. Ecmoved from’ 616 9th st. to 717 Pt. Oslvary Baptist Church. Fill- stered. Dr. Domer and others. Ces= BUNTONS, &o., 2 radically Rak” skiliful and and pein! =e ‘combined ci 3 aS rN Se Peomeyivanl ave. fev” B. WEISE removed to 410 11 tae veettty a tracting, 60 conte. decl6 EB, M. 8. BROWN, DENTIST, No. 735 lara riz 8 trous © Oxide Ide'cave | forte Painieas extrac Hon of Each Tooth $1 Artificial ‘eeth lower kind inserted. All operations on the natural teeth performed with care and ratisfaction. Attention is called to the pleasant and convenient location of this office. Three lines of oars pass sepl Kk. T M. TALBOTT, Dentist, Removed to southeast corner ith and ‘Teeth inserted $7 per set. Dextisr, 919 7th et. now. betwoen Be: Beautiful Bets of of Teeth a emp Fae iy, Bo ccate ‘All operations warranted. COAL AND WOOD. PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS FOE SOSeeTaRce ae BSISTENCE, Bealed Proposals, in du with a 8 copy of fice unt 12 POLOOK vat MONDAY," May 10. iv eee te “city, oF the following Subeierenes be os ed ne nent 2500 pounds Gorn heal. 450 pounds Salt, 2000 adagt ised ioe , not to 0 pom _ centr roa, contain ote tpncur a 0 $2 bade a nm ca pace A standard sample of Flour can be sesn at this Orrice F PURCHASING AND DEPOT i b) ce eed gael Beers ecooeary. infor Eefeasion can bo ere ee