Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1880, Page 2

PECIAL NOTICE. THE EVENING STAR. Ww. IN LON. yumar oe ie May 7, 1880. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editer. ‘Tue Eran is connected with the wires of the Na- Telephone Exchange and with the Western Union Telephone Exchange. Both these agencies ean therefore be availed of in sending to Tar STaR advertisements, orders for the paper to be served, news, or any information, at any hour of the dsy free of charwe. These facilities are a great conve- nience, and will be appreciated by the customers of Tr 5 The Double Sheet ee amecers ‘THE Stak will be published as usual to-mor- row In eight page form of fifty-six columns. Advertisers and newsdealers will please send in thelr orders as early as practicable for this enlarged and extra edition. The number of hew advertisements printed last Saturday was 151. The number thus far printed for the six publication days in May ts 49S, ——-<+e-—____. The first and most essential move tn the pro- gram of the managers of the Thurman prest- dential boom has been accomplished. The Onio democratic convention has declared tor Thur- man and instructed its delegation to vote as a unit for him. The instructions go farther and direct the delegation “to use all honorable means to secure his nomination.” Many dsmo- cratic friends of Senator Thurman do not be- Heve he has any prospect whatever of the nomt- nation at (incinnati. Many who would prefer him as the candidate of the party say he threw away his chance of becoming President when he refused to make the race for governor last year. Had he accepted the nomination and been defeated he would not occupy a worse position upon the score of availability than he now does. He has made an issue in the canvass anyhow, and could not escape from it. In the lossof the legislature and Of bis seat in the Senate, Mr. Thurman’s pros- pects went down, and it is argued that while he had nothine to lose he had everything to gain by taking the head of the state ticket and mak- ing the race for governor. There are nota few ot Mr. Thurman's friends, however, who still regard him as an available presidential candi- date, and they will leave no effort untried to give him the nomination. The Obio delegation is committed to him hard and fast. and in the event that he cannot get the nomination, what Will bis friends do with the vote of the state? ‘This ts an interesting question. especially as ‘Tilden, backed by the Bishop influence in Ohio, entertains hopes of getting that vote. There are Tilden men, as well as some Jewett men and a few Payne men in the delegation, but a large majority are not only for Thur- man, but are warm friends and ad- mirers of the Senator. The enforce- ment of the unit rule gives the majority the power to control the delegation, and ft fs not likely that Mr. Thurman’s friends are going to help Tilden to the nomination. It is as well known as any political fact can be that there ts no friendly feeling existing between Thurman and Tilden. The latter has not hesitated to ex- press his condemnation of the electoral com- mission and to declare that the party ought not tohonor any man who was instrumental fn its adoption. Prominent Thurman men have said and say still that the Tilden influence was used against the Senator's re-election in Ohio last fall. The fact that the Bishop family are sup- porters of the Tilden movement will not com- mend it to the Thurman men. In the state con- vention last year the Bishop and Thurman in- terest came into collision, and it is war to the knife between them in Ohio. For these reasons it seems plain that, failing to nominate the man of their choice, the Thurman delegation will next proceed to the not unpleasant task of crushing the Tilden boom. In democratic nd@- tional conventions the unit rule ts enforced with more vigor than in republicanZconventions, and while the Tilden men in the delegation may Squirm they will be compelled to follow the majority in forcing the Gramercy park states- man off the track. DRY GOODS. Ke 000 ican oe a SILKS, 50c. yards Blac! ior pieces aes shade MOMIE CLOTH, at re- iced pg gy eg Large lot Sot Biuess cops, aha? and 25c. Some rom last cna, Misses and Ladies' SUITS. Fuil stock MOURNING GOODS. Remnants Courtauld's English CRAPE, half the usual PING GOODS in ene Mri Bane nares Cogs hE An examination of stock req nested. JOHN T. MITCHELL, myT-4t 931 Penn’a ave. Ww 0 R PHOTOGRAPHS. —Ea: d omy srmanent anod. ‘Thonaande have learned. ¥ Ferme ia advance. Call Sa! and Monday. HY PEATE Boom Ted a note aw ANNOUNCE EMENT. CLOTHING. I am pleased to it form th i ant gene that my stock of clothing for Men and wear for this spring and summer, is larger ae evel, an the latest novelties, which for Birla a aoe, and Chcapness, are unsurpassed in this The follows only part of the many to be found at my eatatinbruent, ‘A cordial invitation is extended to you tocall and examine for yourself. BLACK CLOTH DRESS SUITS from...315 to $3 LIGHT COLOERD CASSIMERE BUTS. 88 to 21 LIGHT and FANCY CHEV: 1OT SUITS. .87 to ONAL COA ais and V (rom. WORSTED OOATS and VESTS fom BL FLANNEL SUITS from. DRESS PANTS from. BUSINESS TS fi OFFICE OUATS, 40s. A. STRAUS, OLOTHIEB, ROLL Pennsylvania Avenue, p30 Between 10th and 11th streets. ANTED—-GENT’S CLOTHES to make and repair; fee A = ces cut and made in neat styles Gent's, Pantaloons a specialty. Fine work action asoured. ‘Low ‘charwos, 1923 ipeanayivenis aye. may6-4t* 'OULARD AND STRIPED SILKS. Beautiful wide Foulard Silks at ae . uous rice #1.25. , Hair-line striped Silks, 60, 62, 75. ‘ull line of Black Bi PP anetion Dargaine, A fall mock of Men's ant Boys’ Casai- meres from 0c. to $2.50. Wamsutta Cotton 12%. Angroscongin 10e- Xo Brand Cotton 10%, equal to Wam: ‘The cheapest lot of White. Plain and V striped ‘Muslin ever offered. Agent for Rob- erts’ Scissors and Needles. The Boston Qomfort Corsets, all sizes. GEO. J. JOHNSON, my6 713 Market Space. Cae oe IN STRAW STRA Gentlemen's Pearl Casaimere Dress Hats. Sun Umbrellas, for Ladies and Gentiemen. Large stock to select from. STEINMETZ, Harten, my6-3t_ 1237 Pa. ave., next to cor. 13thst. AINE, GHAFTON & LADD, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS, 412 STH STREET, Wasutnatos, D. ¢. HALBERT E, PAINE, BENJAMIN F. GRAF- To matel suits for YOUNG MEN, YOUTHS AND CHILDREN. Manilla, Ce eS other yest STRAW HATS, FOR GENTLEMEN. MACEINAW STRAW HATS, FOR GENTLEMEN. BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S STRAWS in every va- riety now ready. WILLETT & RUOFF'’S, my5-5t 905 Penna. avenue. 811 DRESS 7: TRIMMINGS. 8 11 RECEIVING DAILY latest styles in JET TRIMMINGS, Hangs! GIMPS and ORNAMENTS. ote for Mme. Jones Celebrated Orepe Reno- vating. LOWE, may3-6t SEL Market Space. 'USSELL’'S eee CREAM, STANDS Se WITHOUT, A RIVAL. Ht i in not robbed of ita purity to enable us to sell it Strawberry Festivals, Church Entertainments and Dealers supplied at a very low price. Family orders attended to with our usual prompt- pees, and they cau be made up of a dozen difroreat Ors. Orders for Sunday should be left on Saturday. ream shipped by any of the Railroa: ap24-1m, 2dc2ap 1427 New York ave. aoe Senator Bayard has paved the way for an early and, perhaps, satisfactory settlement of the issue pending in Congress over the appoint- ment of election marshals. He has introduced a bill embodying substantially the provisions of the vetoed rider, and the understanding ts that it will be reported back from the judiciary com- mittee without delay. It requires that special deputy marshals shall be appointed by the United States courts, and that they “shall be in equal numbers from the different political par- tes,” thus giving the greenbackers a show wherever they may have any party organiza- ton. The pay of the marshals is not changed by this bill; it remains at five dollars per day. Upon the theory that the President's objection Was not to the substance of the vetoed bill, but to its form, this step of Mr. Bayard’s pro- mises a peaceable solution of the con- troversy. In one of his veto messages during the extra session President Hayes advised that the objectionable features of the election laws be cured by amendments, and by implication, at least, committed himself to the approval of any proper amendments. It is universally admitted that these election marshals, who are paid out Of the public treasury, should not be partisans, and should not be selected with any view to Partisan work. Therefore, the proposition that the marshals should be appointed by the courts, which are supposed to be above partisan feeling and prejudice, met with general favor, and the Prevailing impression ts that the President will approve a separate bill like that of Senator Bay- ard’s. ae The New York H-raid booms for Hamilton Fish as a candidate upon whom the antl-third- term republicans can concentrate. The Heraid says of Mr. Fish. that his conceded Wisdom and ripe experience in public affairs would inspire confidence; that no objection could be made to him on party grounds, for he nas been a steady and con- sistent republican; and that he fs proof against eriticism from the supporters of the ex-Prest- Gent for the reason that he was the late Presi- dent's “most trusted adviser from the beginning Yo the end of his administration.” The difficulty is that the third-termers show such an exceed- ingly critical spirit that quite likely the mere fact that Mr. Fish :as “(he trusted adviser” of Grant will Kill him with them. ———_ere-___ It would require half a dozen lightning calcu- Jators to keep up with the figures dafly put out by the supporters of the several candidates for the republican nomination,to show the strength Of each and demonstrate the certainty, in such Case Of a nomination on the first ballot. The claims In behalf of each candidate differ so Widely that there fs no such thing as reconcil- ing or making them consist with the actual number of delegates elected. There ts one fact, however, that merits consideration. That is that even the bitterest opponents of Blaine do not pretend that any of the delegates instructed for him will do otherwise than carry out those instructions. There {s dissatisfactioa and threatened rebellion in delegations that have been Instructed for Grant. In New York and Pennsylvania, at least, several of the delegates Openly declare they will not obey the orders of the state conventions. ———<ce- ‘George B. Roberts, who succeeds Col. Thomas A. Scott as president of the Pennsylvania rall- road company, has made his way, like Mr. Scott, by pureforce of merit. He entered the €rvice of the company thirty years ago a3 a Todman, and has risen Step by step to the chiet mMahagement of the most extensive and compli- ated railroad system in the world. <+-—_ ‘The very decided position taken by Judge W. Hi. Robertson, of the New York republican dele- gation to Chicago, in a letter published to-day, against the unit rule and in favor of Mr. Blaine, means Something more than the disaffection of one man from the decision of the Utica conven- tion. Judge Robertson ts one of the most in- fuential men in the party, and will be very sure to have a following. He is now a leader in the state senate, bas served on the supreme bench, and bas represented the Westchester district in Congress, (Com=cu= AND STYLE. gj BROAD SHOES WITH LOW HEELS. Genta’ Cloth and Oalf Gaiters. Kid, Calf, Peer a eu er Pum Ladies and Ohildren's White Slippers. Bandal, Button and peli ee Bide Lace and Con) AT L. HEILBRUN’S No. 402 7th st. n.w. Stcx or: Taz Op Woman rm Wrxpow. ap28 A ar OFFERINGS oF NEW GOODS, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. CHILDREN'S WHITE CAMBRIO DRESSES, At 80 cents to $1.37; well made. OHILDREN'S AND YOUNG MISSES' NAINSOOK DRESSES, Trimmed with Hamburs Edging and Lacs, From $1.25 to #4.35—best value ever offered. INFANTS’ LONG ROBES, $1.35 to $2.00—a great bargain. NEW STYES IN PARASOLS. In all shades. LADIES’ WHITE ORGANDY AND SWISS SUITS, Elegantly trimmed, From $22.00 to 835.00. NOOT’sS, 915 Pennsylvania avenue. LUMBER! my4é-Im LUMBER! OUR PRICE LIST. WE ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST. No. 1 BOARDS, all 16 feet long. .por 100 feet, $1.25 ‘VIRGINIA FLOOBING, No.2..‘* ** ** 1.75 HEADED PALINGS, ¢ ft. long........per 100, 1.50 SQUARED POSTS, 5 ft. long (best)......each, 30c. RAILS, 2x3, 16 feet... each, 10c. GET OUR BID ON YOUR LUMRER!!! WE ARE NEVER BEATEN!!! WILLET & LIBBEY, COB. 6TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE ap2T WHITE DUCK VESTS AND LINEN DUSTERS OPENED eis W. 5S. TEEL, 935 Pennsyivanis ave. wre COOKE & CO., STOCK BROKERS, tone! marina New York, Woonwanp, LOTHEROP & COCHRANE, 705 and 709 Market Space, OFFER ANOTHER INVOICE or BLACK AND WHITE STRIPED SILKS, ar 50 Cents Yard. ° ‘These are even better style and quality than our first invoice, which attracted such favorable com- ment, and sold so rapidly. WOODWAED, LOTHROP & QOOHRANE. myl F4ets WHICH SHOULD BE REMEMBERED! IT 18 A FAOT Thatat the “FAMOUS,” No. 400 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 FAOT That at the ‘‘FAMOUS” the goods are of the Best Make. IT Is A FACT That the "FAMOUS" manufacture all their own goods. IT 18 A FACT That at the ‘‘ FAMOUS " there is but ONE PRIOE. IT IS A FACT ‘That at the FAMOUS” the prices are the Lowest. IT I8 A FAOT That at the ‘‘FAMOUS™ the prices of all Gar- ments are Marked in Plain Fixures. THESE ARE FACTS Of which you can be convinced by calling at the “FAM OU 5.” No. 400 Seventh st. nw ap30 OORNER D. BASS ARE BITING!!! Prof. Baird says the Potomac is the best Bass River in the country. REELS, B10 cach: RAMITES, each 60c. manna 'S SPORTING BAZAR, Cor. 15th and F sts., opposite Treasury. Headquarters for the Great $1 Damascus Razor: se Balls, 86 0 Archery, Flobert Rifle and 1 #even Shot Ret ¥ DE. F. A. VON. MOSOHZISKER, Orrice 610 Nineteenth st. n Bpecial attention given to the treatment of DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IM- PAIRED SIGHT, OATARRH, ASTHMA, DISEASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, OHEST, &o. Dr. von MOSCHZISHEB has now been lon; ough fashington ant lished sufficient profession to rool that farther commend of his skill grew ee is unneces- Asan author of medi Baus of whose treatment he Pas aon specialties for erie ears, ad a6 an inventor of Bolenitific apparatuses forthe treatment of the respiratory organs, he ig well known beth in Europe and this country. Dr. von MOSCHZISHER feels some personal gratification in the fact that the Ust of his patients, past and resent, contains the pames of more men of distinct of all rections of than probably that of an other Pi BlOtaN Off ge EOTATABY in the Gaited Beaten 8 SAL LETTE TO HIM Re amined at his office by those ny 70 HM eeeeier FROM SENATOR VOORHEES. I thank you very sincerely for the relief I received sro soe roan ant of lee pepicnss Deen) been 2 aired, the result of ai Grose vere cold. D. W. VOORHEES,” RESTORATION OF HEARING. von [gti poms "a treatment in my osse—ca- tarrh and deafness—| & perfect Re a just trib tribute t ‘ot him to make i his medical BV Tht = National Brass Works Wasnt DEAk Stn :—By the adviee of Senator Voorhees 1 psceevecl myrelf under your tretuent for a case of isease and nasal catarrh. I have reason to be entirely satisfied with the result of your akill, and you are at liberty to reter Pre Sak to vee, Chief of chs Redemption Division U. 8. iptir 2 “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 success in the treatment of diseases Le =e on Ear, and those of the o teentratory Organs, ym i Hecan sivoreliey inal cases a sunuitof romedys oan giv tof HORATIO SEYMOUR. Office hours: From 9 a.m. tolp.m., and from3 to6 p.m. mara QrecraL TAXES! SPECIAL TAXES! IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS! eek is important that all who are delinquent should settlement without delay, ana thereby ane INTEREST, PENALTIES AND OOSTS. A bah ate discount can be saved in settling Special ‘Taxes by calling on WILLIAM DICKSON, ap22-I1m 222 435 Street. RMVAND NAVE Officers of the Arm Navy, absent from Wi on, ean have ete hen necting’ beast irs, expressed to the tur facts they will receive at Ty hap hands y the cost. Address N. J. pana fa Btationery store, Washington, D-0.) re CoE NOTICE! — STATUARY, MM. ITALIAN ARBLE ko MONUMENTS, “GRANITE MONT aaa made to Se 1216 Pennsylvania Ran oe iT ONE OF THE LARGEST lactories in the cout ear PE HABTONS, &e. pi f0 tre the moet for the money. a licited. sylvania ave. musy3 Wo res. 7 Bg. wag, BRee ann: 229-Im sry mat Market Spa Space. (vr starns.) G. L. SHERIFF, eta of yariethe AND Woop, sre ai *Tind and $26 Pa. Ave, Depot and Mills, Watecand N siroee Potato Barer. oral BS WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. ————— WV 4ARTED-ERINTEE. 905 Tth st. Bow. WANTED A MILLINER at 815 437 et. 8 w. my7-2t0 we TED—A DRESSMAKER. Call at No. aut Corcoran st. SAE LS eae. Ie ANTED—A first rate dining rooi TR thi WW Ginte tonne con Fan heey OTBE at the Wiest WOMAN to cook, wash and iron: aa city reference required.” Apply at ee aM Wi SRTED ore i—By a gentleman, a neat V ‘roruished BUMMER BOOM, Smee my: ANTED—A GIRL 16 or 16 sous of age to take care of children and assist with general housework. Apply 822 14th st. n.w. LG ANTED — Iuweputery — JOURNEYMEN Ww g TAILORS to work on ladies’ riding habite, TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania ave. my’ —_ SSRTED “Geet COAT HANDS. with o1 of permanent See eres Fos HEIB nit ks Terchant tailor, No. 535 15th st. n.w. SS Ww ANTED—A MAN of gord address to represent ‘a well known New York publishing house in OS References required. Address Box 100, Star of my7-3t ANTED—1,000 SUITS of GENT’S CLOTHES to clean at 1603 Fst. Price $1.50 per suit. ye-y best work by competent hands. Goods eaten for and delivered. ANTED—A respectable COLORED aime chambermaid and waitress; must come ‘welt recommended. Apply No. 609 F st. n.w., per 6 and 7 p-m. ‘ANTED—COLORED WOMAN to do an work end sewing, who is wil'ing to go to the country fer the summer. Good reference r aquired Apply 1413 Mass. ave. from 10 to 4. =2t" WANTED —By a white gic a SITUATION to do chamberwork and taking care of children :n> gpbjections to travel; best of references. Apply Boundary st., bet. 9th and 10th n if ANTED—By aresnectable yhite girls PLACE as nurse and chambermaid; willing to travel with a lady and children tion given. Addreas Box ANTED—COUNTRY BOARD by gentleman, sister, ser pee poe baby 2 years; terms mod- erate. Aled by gentleman and wife, on railroad, easy as ace to ety. Maddreses Box 16, Star office. my’ ——EEEEEE Ss ANTED—By gentleman and daughter three or four unfurnished ROOMS for licht house- keeping; would take care of house at poms) rent forsummer. Best references. Address BEK,Ntar office. my7-2t* AREED Waits and Colored Women VANY ith reference, for city Qolored WOMEN for Philadelphia and families « quralehea he here on short notice. SER reliable one York; ste nyt 2t yt WANTED—By,_ gentleman and wife, without children, a HOUSE of from six to nine rooms, located northwest, and possessing modern improve- ments. A first-class tenant guaranteed. Address L. @. K., Star office. myT-2t* ze Ge Ws Star fie GRRE ea accomplished LADY of good ap- pearance and entertaininy, between 24 and 34, to act as secretary and take herself usefal with @ physician practicing in different cities; must have no dependente, no bigoted notions, nor mat- Fimonial delusions; everything first-class. " Gall on Dr. IN, Riges hotel, this ‘ity, May 8thand oh. front O16 12S ml-s and this ose Alay 7th. WY ARTED s Good COOK at 904 U st., near 9th. my6-3t* ANTED—A secondhand SIDE SADDLE, in aN ant condition. Address at once P. O. Box yy ANTED—A respectable wuite GIRL to cook, Gag. and iron. Apply 1145 16th st. n.w. ny J) ANTED—A HORSE for two months for liwht business: work, for his keeping. ancuiTe at No. 1107 F st. y6-3t V aa = BAKER and an IGE OREAM MAKER. references required. Ches- ter County Ice Cream Co., 520 9th st my6-3t" WA, An experienced SALES LADY and SALES MAN in the dr: foods business ; others need apply. At Mrs. N. GU MIAN. na st. new. ANTED—A SITUATION bee white girl to do chamberwor! a ey or lady's maid: first-class reference. Apply at 2007 E st. n.w. No objection to travel. my6-2t* ‘WANTED PARTIES in want of carpenter re- oh any Kind done neatly, promptly and should address B. TO} st. Dew. my6-2t* WANTED By @ white girl a SITUATION as chambermaid, waitress, or mursa, uo obec tions to travel; best of references. Address Box 11, itar office. my6-2t* \y ANTED—DRUG user sane furnish satis- {actory references. Address It. E. ELIOT, City Post office. 5-Bt \y ANTED—AGENTS to sell the most =a arti- cle Tmannfactured. Lil ral terms to first-class six, — Noes a ie Rie Gas = Kitchen, 1335 9th st. Gas and ree. WoW my7-3 Fe SALE—A frame SEER 25x65 fer? cl ay rs tween Q Saag ayia OR RENT With BOARD, lange, airy soad: Second-story. lange closets and covered porch, ae ‘easonaiilerates t2 floor. f parties without children, B13 For JSS BRICK HOUSE, 13 rooms, jodern conveniences, in one of the best locations ns the city, 940 New York ave. n.w. ao tes class tet will be mate is nant THOS. E. rWAGGAMAS, 519 7th st. R SALE—A Rare ©: ae vesmal! Brick F Becca 2 ellixible LOTS, on 3 will a aacrines to aloes an entate, Danithowes & SON, 1212 F st. n.w. Fos JALE—LOTS 9, 10, 13, 14, 17 and 18 De Sales st., between Conn. ave. and 17th st.n.w., having @ frontage of 27 feet by 100 deep. ‘Thess Lots are most desirable for private residences, sod will be sold at Erazonable prices, on term to guit. Eas oe BULERON & co., a 7th gt. n., 2d myT- unfurnished; ‘errace Dining my7-3t Fun RENT—DOUBLE PARLO) ‘path, o. ; near Park and 07 10th st. n.w. por TE T [Iwo Front Unfurnished a floors private family: m0 children: Inquire 91 on pan st, between land Ks. cy my6-2t* Fe (OR RENT—For Tue Srasos—Fally eo SoTAGE bres Berkley: ley BEDS W. V8., known as the Gill Go! hotel; ice house filled. dress 922 Spruce st. Philadelphia.“ mye-st Fe RENT—No. 1017 M st. n.w., furnished. Rent $50. This is a delichtful and'central loca- ; honse has yerendas and nice corner lot. Pos fenton at once. eae E. WAGGAMAN. my6-3t ‘OR RENT—Six room MOUSE, No. Wis 1th Dw: Bi FOR SALE—New ten-room HOUSE? S500 Carb, balance on easy terms. “Apply 1106 Let. n.w,, or 315 43 st. mw. my6-3t OR GALE One of ‘those delichtful mojern HOUSES, on North F fi BG At a, a st. n.w., at a reduced pice. Also, No. 3 F a D.W., on easy ae sand low Bia Also, No. 76 16th & I. ROHRER, it 0. ADDI (Second Nationa! Bank, 809 DO ath st. new my6-5\ Sa ee et Te Perez RENT—617 F St. N. W.—Ten rooms, moa. order; at low rent: good location THOS. E. OS fora pein lawyer or agent. MAR, 519 Tthet new. 'OR RENT—Elegant APARTMENTS at reduced rates; southern, eastern and western exposure; all modern conveniences; at 1027 Vermont avenue, near McPherson square. my5-Im ‘OR RENT) AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI VATE AND AT AUCTION. —See Builetin iasued am the Jet and "8th of every month a the offtes of ‘HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th et. n.w: my5-3t* THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th sf. n.ws_my5-3t" (OR SALE—A neat, desirable, new ten-room HOURE: well located and pone in the best man- water. Price 82,51 500 caah, bal- ance at 6per cont.” FITCH: FON & E BROWN, 1437 Pennsylvania ave. 3t SE, ‘OR SALE—An Elezant RESIDENGE ou Kk opposite Franklin Square. Price ver cent in deferred payments. Very I R.W. DOWNMAN, 412 ith st. My5-002 FOE RENT Several of those clewant HOUSES in “Grant Row,” on East Capitol st., bet, 21 and 3d sts... can be leased to first-class tenatits lower than any like houses in the District;each house handsomely finished; contains 14 rooms, 3 bath rooms, laundry, &c., and all modera improve- ments; water supplied by steam force pump to all partsof the houses,a stable, and front and back in, &c., £00. 00%: 7th yards adorned with shrubbery, founta Fa. Soar NT belong to each house. 3d and East Ospital ate. OB RENT-STORE. with STABLE and OEL- LAR, corner of 9th and L sts. u.w. Apply to OL SGHNBON, 118 13th et. news ings tga od RENT OR SALE—HOUSE No. 1510 8 st. Three-story and basement, with lai side riot all graced and parked. Apply to T. MYERS, No. 1216 F st. n.w. my3-6t Fs RENT—A comfortable nine-room ANS wae ps. wae bath, &c.; No. Be F and 6 ste Apply W. E. Bolt SCO ang eee, ANY WE ieee i Ee Fo RENT—Two furnished PARLORS on sec- ‘ond flor, en suite, southern exposure; bath. ater, de. on eamie floor; rent reasonable. | Ko. 519 sth at., bets Band ¥ eee Aw 1-7t Fo RENT—A first-class RESIDENCE, “acai on Rhode Island ave.. between, 15th an and 16th jacent to, ine, No. 5.3. SHEDD. Noe Ws0n three awe mite Foe RENT—The STORE and DWRELING ‘No. 1839 n.w. It will be rented low ite es tpennibas ‘tenant. Avply to No. ie Oo ese en DYE OE: R SALE—Dirt Sere sie room aoe near Lincoln Park; eral ral parties. Address 218 Crapo et., yr. | water: wood neizuborhcod. Sod oi Apply a7 Eouse, N.Y." Eadies capootally ‘lesisee, tor they | 1ith et. can sell itto advantage. eS ‘OR So SpaaianeerEOOm Wie a ae to fonieh with, F farnished, on fourth, floor of house No. site , white and colo! per mont = pant wth refereage. Etiployment Om Tie 316 rndlane ave’ sew OE ERIC FOR SALE LOT on Toth oor RL ave» directly ot Scott's circie, Dox195 ft. alot st BOARDING. alleys + must be sold, owner leaving ci! oe = st. PuORUES TRANSIENT AND DAY | F{ORRE RENT_DWELLING No. aS Ea os Wee a BOARDERS accommodated at 827 Vermont ee ‘lar, Agi ce all modern imorove- my5-lw* ments. pply 133 Ist. ap28-2w M cCPHERSON HOUSE, cor. 15th and I sts. n,w. ait Deiraila ROOMS with BOARD; also TABLE ap29- Aine Mrs. HOECKLEY, Proprietress. OESISHED Roonts. WITH BOARD—Second and third floors; summer prices. Convenient tocars. 939 K et. n.w. apl6-iw* of ele eee houses in the city. dated at roasouabie COUNTRY BOARD. FoR, PESMABLE st MER B BOARD HH KER, 926 La. ave. S01 La. aver JOUNT: VINSON Ruidtion tar ae OOD COUNTRY BOARD AT TERRA Ct gore 4 miles out, on Metropolitan Branch RUR. Address Mrs. W., office. ny Coa BOARD—Mr Purasant FanM—Glif- ton, Va., Midland Railroad, 21 miles from Alex- dria’; moderate terms; newly finished rooms; pleseant situation; pure ‘air and wat oe Address NEWMAN. '-e03t* SUMMER E BOARDING: AT VI Ce nee Gaines- House, thy location, Boot eaters feat cas Dears convenient to ghurches, ‘within 200 yards of the depot. mee HE LOOBIEL HODRE. 512 9th = w., ig one Pranelont ‘boardare soon je terme. ovld tar po A Dees BOARDING, for adults only, on Lony Island Sound, near New London; cool, no malaria, excellent water, bathing, boating, fishing; number limited; Washington ‘references exchanged. “Address Box 8, Now London. Gon- necticut. ap30-1: pectieut a it UMMER BOARD.—ALMELDA will be opened June ist. Lares, airy Hoome, plenty of f shade, every home comfort. Terms 8' ee oo anne ener Valley ss R. ene exch Miss LM CROW. (apdi-eotwl “Berry site, CoSNtey, “BOARD, saiaurel, Ma.. midway, be- tween Baltimore and Washit iyeton, on B. R. RB. thirty, minutes: ee cata rooms and . ‘rom Station. ae . NEWMAN. LOST AND FOUND. OST—A small BRASS KEY to a safe. finder will be rewarded by re- torning ae to the Star ea The FOR SALE. (OR SALE—TOP BUGGY, in ood Poraa Tanase ne ooo eh ae eo a: Model Shop. my6-3t* ‘POE SALE|A biz bay SHOW WINDOW, in gooa order, and ood for the use of any business. Inquire at 1340 G st. n.w. my6-2t* FS eA a taegueubred pipes: or GEN- SUEUR = MARE, by Vauxhall di can be seen al BELT & BALLIRN SS Su0 La. aves my6-3t* ‘OR SALE HORSE, JUMP-SEAT and HAR- NESS; HORSE, PH. Petal and BAR- NESS: algo several fine Driv ving Horses: at HUGUELY & BOWEN'S, No. 645 New York ave. my6-2w* on Rare ces Morgan Black spiish blac Diack WONaE ‘and a Brew- aot ole Bi any new. Inquire at JOHNSON BHO." Adis Yeh aS iad me et 'OR SALE.—Just arrived Virginia, 18 F; young, HORSES, suitatle tor Te ar pur- pesee, and 3 young MULES, well proken. © 5 years oa. YATES" Stables, 9th st. Lars Eand Fs.w FS. SALE—Large size FIRE PROOF; SAFE, made by pened Morris &Co.. New York: also several cheap. Di. W- HUNTER. 1635 Kew York ate- Fe SALE_Targe youne, brown SARE por. fectiy cound ‘an dry her: coat 6200, 07 wilson ad 2 Busey, Deogy er use. SHEEN'S Sie a ‘eth ser eo aw O50. 8. DAILEY RK EALERTS HARNESS peal ae CLES of ory Caer eon ae ep pnerne Ren All orders: rs pro puaronteed. ae Fi ¥. a ee stable, 101 au A eRooNDS -HAND ) SAGGER, SUIT- Fuses efor Hebt bust Bopabise pe 1 Prom) “Obl GRAHi Bopository and Shaadi aha, En.w. Fe RENT—Handsomely Furnished ROOMS, in private family, with or without Board, 315’ Ist st. 8.e. ; desirable for par ies employed in the Cap- itol oF ‘Ooast Survey; modern improvementa: no iidren. References exchanged. ap27-2w* PE, BENT—HOUSE No. 1213 @ st. n.w. 925 per mouth; Keys adjoining, ‘Inquire at 938 Louisiana ave. ap27-Im ‘OR HS Ee 406 Istst. s.e., a well Furnished E, containing seven rool with all a improvements. Inquire on 9 piein- ap2o-2w" ALE Fagoranee Texse-Cottage-ballt PUR eee eae rovements, gponnds and shrubbery: In gne vot the t eat Tocalites it Georse cars pass the door. Inquire Be- corder's Office, Olty Hal” mati Sat Foe SALE OR RENT—An clegant Ma MANSION on Park st. near 14th street Pleasant, acres, handsome lawn, fine old shade tr vere- table zarden, fruit trees and larce gTapery, stable room for 13 horses: Will rent fer ter of Years or fel on TOK. terms. For particulars inquire of J. apai-im* Fr Pe nee oom BRIOK HOUSE, i, aed non le” any aie ane keh s lar; on easy terms. re a Fst.n.w., from 5 p.m. bots 3a QR RENT No, 174i 13th st, 7 rooms: 825. No. 1826 16th st. ast Berra New, mn. i, delightful Houses. ‘EE, 519 7th st. ‘OR RENT—F: Bi pt 1880, No. 1607 H Ree Sere Tike Ustourens eel idence, fronting Laf cS -class house every respect. Apriy toa WDE Rives Oc ai aieim SALE OR RENT—An clorant COUNTRY BEAT, of 12 A improt BORIES OBER sear, oousa ra water; one mile ‘and a half me : all gu on Metropolitan Branch of Bale ee R., 4 miles from cit HOLBORN: pone Pes inquire of HELLEN & 1OHOL ap BRENT it very choice ae [oa Gy BRIO HOUEE, uot 16th s neat ear Root, Sta: ¥ a m. i., 9 rooms an ‘nguire atthe House oF of SW. e MYERS Tis Toth B 7B RENT AND BALE. he ts # st. n.w. PARLORS and BED- iT anished ROOMS and ROOMS furnished for i Housekeep- BEDROOMS. ave., Cor. 435 Bt. ———— PIANOS AND ORGANS. panos UALITY, MODERATE Ca iasre, APR TERMS se sora al DEST OF fee REFERE} 2 ene Pas (08 AND aoe AT PRIOES THAT defy competition. * SHO ot ow. S¥oatos Noeition Uaiveelie iene = ‘TWO FIRST PREMIUMS Borg rele Sy Wi Do. Mette canes ‘Also ts for Kranich & Bach and oi tenuis master ng beat &0o. manaars = 793 7th st. COAL AND WOOD. NATIONAL Fall ASSOCIATION. feb13 wiser a AUNTS febl? STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf, Office: 12th and Penns. avenue. WAVES, WAVES, WAVES, ae AE Purvalie Usb. Fatean Othoe. and sage BRIOK rooms, all ist $50 per mont. May per mond. OUSES, Bet ,bet. 17th and st., bat. Wand Dats., _ A. Building. Stee = ae an R™ ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 0O., St CLovp Burtprina, Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. FOR RENT—Two beautiful Hi USES in McPher- son Square, now buildin: an ‘8000 be Suished. Two seven-room BRICK Borers, mod. imps}, nearly elisa good neighborhood ; $20. HOUSI sence zs and STORES in different por- Call at our office for Bulletin. FOR SALE—A very fine HOUSE, on Oonn. a 18th st. and Jefferson Place—now being built. a rel aD LOTS at different prices and on terms to Special station ‘will be paid to any a trusted to our care. ___ MONEY TO LOAN. 30, 000, sum for 5 or 10 Poe ee WY time’ai M°® EY IN HAND TO LOAN On Good Real Estate Security, at Lowest Rates. THOS. J. FISHER & ©O., my1-6t 1223 ¥ street n. w LOAN, MONEY REAL ESTATE, Is Scms To Scr, At 6 and 7 per cent. No Delay. B.O. {BOUTEMaR. apl? Oth and F ste! now. ee LOAN— 100,000 TO LOAN, In amounts to suit, at 6 per cent. Interest, on Dist clase gilt edge Teal estate security. B. H. WARNER, 6 F st. nw. marl? ___ BUSINESS CHANCES. WASTED Furniture, Carpets, Oncang, Pi. anos, Crockery, &0.. &c, to store. ‘Also, Money Joshed on on the game, at R."FULTC an Fo RENT—430 Ist st. n.c., a comfortable seven room BRICK HOUSE, with modern impreve ments. Price $18 per month. FOR RENT—1209 Rhode Island ave.n.w , near ‘Iowa, A Circle © a new ten-room RESIDENCE, with ali mi: ences. | Brice ~e 850 per month. FOR’ ‘BEST ini9 ifteen. asome room, RESIDENCE, with illaiprowsmens 8. FOR RENT— 110 13th ta. w » ten-room Brick DWELLING near Mareaciinncttz ane: Prtos 880 ‘he FOR RENT—725 4th st. n.e., small Bric containing six rons Price $10 per month. RENT—117 6th st. n.c.. a ten-room F) Ege and water: Price 35 per month Hst. p.c., small six-room BRIGK on the line of Columbia failroad. Price $12 per month. THOS. J. FISHER & 00., myl * 1293 F street n.w. RB RENT—By R. 0. HOLTZMAN, Rest Estate AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. 28 1535 st. a WwW au portion 1107 rooms and bath. "a. AYO.D. W. Fur. bows 0 S125 415 19th st. n. wes -ur. ist_n.w. large hall. A 612 Pas ave nw 6 11) FOR aan 13th st. aw, o ooms. : 2a toy at Bre. 823 Hetn 6. store., 15 325 25 lst st. 6.0., T 38. 860 it te and bath. 817 9th st. 42 16 bai 610 La.ave. n.w. see mes 10 chi to landlords for advertising sees property, and keep it before the public con- eu haye many Of the finest building sites in the city ‘or sal uses in every section at prices irom 81, 5000 to 860,000. Now is the time e to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, aps 10th and F sts. n.w. OB RENT— aE CORCORAN BUILDING, OrrosiTx U. 8. Treasury, 16TH STREET. Btores, Office Rooms—sinj FAMILY SUPPLIES. ue Borrte: eat DAIRIES: CREAMERY PRINT, mad made from pure Alderney Cream, per poun ~35c. es dairies of. 8: Y. State, per pound. ..28 to 30c. Best Western Oreameries, per pound...... -BTe. VIKGINIA B pans ier pouna Successor Frank & "Son, B rg "wing, Stalls Nos. 496 sad 497 Center Market. Open every day till one o'clock. my5-1m XCURSIONISTS, FISHING PARTIES, TRAVELERS AND OTHERS. Fresh <Gorne of Imported sabe DomesticGoods. BEEF. | Bo lees, with Jel ae ited. HAM. {Be fost ¥ ‘TURKEY (Bonalese i iadeliy. axp Boneless in Trutties. CHICKEN. ‘Pol atte. 8 ROLLED TONGUE, HAM SAUSAGE, CURRIED PICKLED. I TAM TONGUES PIURLED oys- TERS, PICKLED D SHRIMP, PI KLED WALN WOODEN PLATES, PAPER Seay TRAVELING BASKETS. No charge oepaewtis, and delivering goods to any part of the + W. REED’S SONS. my5 1216 F street n. ALACE MARKET, Cor. 14th st. and New York ave. FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO. We have SPRING LAMB and PEAS, 8TRAW- BERRIES, ASPARAGUS, TOMATOES and CU- CUMBERS, OYSTERS, FISH, GAME, &c. Bos- ton PICKLED PORK. Philadelphia CAPONS, 40 cents pound. may4 NCO! Gi HO™m - E URAGE TORE” MANUFAC. AND HELP TO BUILD UP THE DISTRIOT. Our Flour is made at home. BUY OUR NEW sourE. Xe is, a5 nice as any, patent four in the mar 2 Remctraie Baten zt Proooes Fo ee ‘or Fale ifn ¢ leading Grovers. ‘Wholesale De We ERNEL f 20%, town, D. O. ap30-tM21 EST N. ¥. BUTTER, per Ib.... Prime NEW CHEESE, per Ib..... 1can SWISS CONDENSED MILK. 3 Ibe. Best ITALIAN MACARONI. 1 Pint Bottle VIRGIN OLIVE OIL. 1 bushel GOOD POTATOES .. . 6 (1-Ib.) Bars BABBITT’S N. Y. OITY SOAP... 50 Scans 8. & W. CORN woe 50 STEAM COOKED WHEAT, OATS AND BARLEY. CALIFORNIA BRANDY. GEO. A. O'HARE, 2213 7th st. n.w., p29 Betwesn M and N- ee FuN= MAYUNE GUNPOWDER TEA, 60 Cents Pex Ls. ye Bet yee Java COFFEE, Roasted, 33 cts. Boing Broce Ho 06 ELOUR, oo Sis perk ba” NEW YORK TEA OOMPANY, Cor. 7th and K sts, sp26-3m_ WM. H. SPIGNUL & CO. DB=> CHERBIES, DRIED APPLES, DRIED PEACHES, DRIED WHORTLEBERRIES, PRUNES, PRESERVES AND JELLIES IN BUCKETS. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES. p22 142312 New York ave. PREMIUM Agarded at the National Fair over all other compet- TO CERES, Fhe, handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the = = RNNEOLA. LF peter etl st. seg lod FANCY, A Magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. ee TRoredsors sale by every mony Stet chase Cicoene ate Grocer. ‘WHOLESALE DEPOT: Corner Ist st. and Indiana ave. WM. M. GALT & 00. PROPOSALS. Proposals for Rip Bap Blue Stone. Orrics or Pustic BUILDINGS AND Grovuw; Masurcorox, D..O-. May tet, 188i. EALED PROFUSALS' wil be received at. this RF woe until 12 m a ‘THE 8TH DAY OF May, bie of Ri Blue t teo- fion of the piers Ot Anacostie B. here. 8 ee: Hons, blanks and ail necesssry information cal bo THOS. LINOOLN OASEY, pyl-ty Lt.-Col. of Engineer, U.8.4. awe & SECOND HAND BICYCLES S Fer sale at Bicyele Depot, 412 1th a! ar Pa ave. Orders taken every make of Bicy Bal and examine two Bicyles for rafile. my7-6t* FOR SATE ant of valuable Golora ao MININ . J. STAFFORD, B01 436 st! aw SALE—CIGAR and TOBAOOO STORE ndid stand: increasing business. In immudiately Det.n.w. Only those me business n my64 Ged, UNENCUMBERED LOTS WILL BE taken in whole or part paymy eat for new seven. room bay window & HOUSE, north- Bri: weet rents well. Address Box 20, Star office. my WOR BALE OR EXCHANGE—GARDEN FARM. 30 acres, in hich etate ulti vatic bes trnek carden near the Distr good road. Algo, 100 Acros Tnguire ot HUGUELY & BO! yay DESTRATLE IMPROVED PROPERTY K SALE OR EXOHANGE "The owner of f tones story and basement Bric DWELLING, containing 165 rooms, with mod Convenicnoes, suitable for, residence or business, With splendid yard situated in, the Beart of the city, who is leaving for Denver, Gol , will exchange the ‘same for property i) Denver ‘or smaller proper ty im this city, or will sell low. pix to DUNGANNON no8., nts for Owner. _my6-3t_ (Post, OR SALE. a per _cent, 20th tna. arcain, be bon Avply A. A. AYERS. General Taxens due prior to IS78, and all bills for Bpecis} Jmprovements gan now be SETTLED heavy Discount, thro me “io. TROESDELL. my4-6t 805 7th OR SALE—A three-story fi ea 3 rooms, water, bath and Ss: nice | running back to 30-ff also side alley ; lod tion, New York av., bet. 4th and Sth ste Price an immediate customer, 82,250, CR, reasonable germs, Property can be rented f¢ moni bil tenalit. Also everal ther vers-ch spurs ertien, from 1,500 to 810, 000, in any locality ae- sired, and on the easiest terms. Good property for saleand rent solicited. | BURFORD & 00., my4 Real Exiate Broker, 1115 F st, how. ‘or ¢ eplendid FARM, house, stables, barns, &« it trees, 600 grapes vtien, in fall wun state of cultivation: 15 minutes ride from frslum. Balance jong ag desired. Price, @ Inquire of V- HOUX. th et. now. VOR RENT—One te 2 30 acres, in -400 frond may and two for sale on easy terms; all ne near East Fails, Chu: atation. = WELLS FonbES. myl-2w* Palle Cle ‘hurch, Va. BARGAIN—FOR SALE. One of the best GRO- GERY and LIQUOR DS in the city, doing a cash trade; reason for milion, wovernment post tion Address Gi GROCER, Star office. my1-6t* yy ANTE! ae purchase a BRIOK HOUSE of about eight or ten rooms, with modern im- — Address M J.W.,Star office, stating —e {ize of house and lot, price and terms. : 2 ae FR SALE-Cuear—One second-hand BUGGY, first-class manufacture, and light business WAGON: “alin thorotens repair. O. H. KNIGHT, 482 Louisiana avenue. ap2d -20* al nn VOR SALE—FARM, 160 Acros, in atatae county. 2 miles from ity: ood ; thoroughly’ cultivated. 1,200" es 8 acres in wrayer: half nitletrow it Hestation’ true Will pay interest on purchase moncy. or 12th st , between 9 and 1 p.m. See Bie end ea a hese REX from business, we offer for sale, on favorable terms, our STOOK (Millinery, D cy Goods), FIXTURES, GOOD Established twenty vears and tion. Address re chiuond, V Trimmings and F ANT! MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR- RANT! aaa Homestead CLAIMS, and all kindsof Reripy for which highest rates will be p WILLIAM'S: BOHNSTO! Attorney: nilding. p3-3m id. at Law, Room 41, Le Droit Bi PERSONAL. HN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports asta A i bo: ity of ns Leah with abstracts of 8 On real estate. D.w., 6a.m. told pain, Alwaye in befored and frome 215 6, {Al Os Maitre BO8S, fhe lone extabiiahed., estiealo lowist, sian of life than any one fesnon tle the rest resent and future ny; gives advice ana aee on ail apper- taining to business, love and matrimony. ALL@™ 7. E, RIOORD. 141 W. Fa = alte. treatment of Nervous ett tao Forebod 5 ‘ore! Faipitation of the Heart, Funipies, Onganic ‘Weak: hese, &e., those dire resulta y {ndigcretion. | Pots- ‘Onous Diseases of the Blood, Throat, Nose or fae, Gonorrhea, Sprhilis, &c., vation cured without or call, deducted from fee, ism PROFESSIONA L. H. JOH*STON. Dexrisz, duate of Penneylvanis College are experince Filles ae Tooth on poll oad avers Somos ean Calvary Baptht Choreh. 717 Hsi. uw.” Reference: Rev. Dr. Domer and others. my7 "ET SURGERY, &c.— Corns, Bunion! Diseased Nails, Vascu iar Eexcronorcet, ‘Ohi: blains and all other ailmen @ Feet snocons- fully treated. WHITE'S 19th consecutive of practice in Waniato D.C. His establis! hieht, 1416 Penneyivania ‘evens, (opposite Wile lard’s Hotel, ) is patronized by the élite of the world. Office fee, €1 per visit. ap22 y OTICE. —The Dental office and business of the late Dr. John H. Darrel ot 1357 Pa a. nerbew, avenne, will be continued by. Dr. 0.'3. ATERS, formerly of 018 Pa avenue. of patronage apne fully nlicited” ORNS, BUNIONS, &c., radically cured by the A Chiropoiist, “Dr. cr uh skillful aud painlees operstion, comtined and effective remedies. Remember, Voit Ponneyicanis uve Tous R. WEISENBORN, removed to 410 11th prt elenride as per. ons on. hatural ‘Teed st rensonsble erie” ee tracting, 50 cents. aeclé R. M. 8. BROWN, DENTIST, No. 725 lara STREET, over Simms’ Drag Store. Ni. eee for : ae less ce te tion of Ti Each Tooth $1. Artifi utinuance Dé DOES, Pear. 919 7th st. n. y Tand K Beautiful Sets of Teeth 58 cents. oct31 EDUCATIONAL. ANTED—MUSIC SCHOLARS. References Ww sven as to ability. cial care given to bo- pe ‘Terme quite reasonable. Adi Ee a - SCE! Teacher NO, ORGAN and J. VOCAL a 16. Particular atiention, to bo- ‘a8 well as those wishing to be allaed for ‘Terms moderate. 1215 H st. ap27-Im* W. FL M. 5, hae irexet N.W. CLasses—Afternoen, 1 to 4; ‘Evening,7 toe. ane Per cuarter, in advance. Greek, ecru. Spertt attention to" end” aih con for Gol- aa ——s ey cs FESSOR 728 st., native Piece Pan oreE reas : Sema Eee ptrucion jo a Cloud ‘most palre WA the finest or most come ‘upon calling. }