Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. _ | ‘T=! cons rom aor weatues. | ym. snvsren DOUBLE SHEET. phe EOL SATURDAY y S, 1880. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. ‘THE STAR is connected with the wires of the Na- onal Telephone Exchange and with the Western Union Telephone Exchange. Both these agencies ean therefore be availed of in sending to Tax Stam @dvertisements, orders for the paper to be served, news, or any information, st any hour of the day free of charwe. These facilities are a great conve- ‘aience, and will be appreciated by the customers of Tae Stan. ‘The Incom = Tide. Since the first of January 51,114 immigrants bave ariived In this country, and asthe number of arrivals steadily Increases with each month it Is estimated that during this year our popu- lation will be fucreased by 490,000 foreigners. They come chiefly from Germany, Great Brit- ain, Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Holland. ‘The greater proportion of the arrivals are from Germany, where the despotic sway of Bismarck has created widespread dissatisfaction. The famine in Ireland fs driving thousands to Amer- jea. There 1s one feature of the present immit- €ration which seems to have struck all who have examined the tncoming tide of new citizens. That 1s that the immigrants are generally from the beiter classes of the European peasantry, and that large numbers of them come provided with means to purchase homes in this country. But @ small proportion of the new-comers stop at the ports of urrival. Asa rule they startimme- lately for the great west, with the intention ot cultivating the soil or engaging m mining. For some time past the money-changers at Castle Garden, New York, have exchanged, for newly- arrived immigants, upon an average, $159,000 Perday. Besides this very many of them are Provided, before leaving Europe, with drafts upon commercial firms in this country. On Some days the average amount of money ascer- tained to be brought by each immigrant was as much as $500, and it is reasonable to suppose that those coming in at other ports are equally a8 well off. Within afew years this immense Influx of forelgners must wield a nowt influence over the politics of the count Very naturally, men who buy property will Sire to become cit'zens, and will avail them- Selves of that great privilege at the earliest opportupity. The west wall reap the advan- tage of this addition to our citizenship. The only southern state m which any of the immi- srants have yet seitled ts Texas, but the sta- xisties being prepared for the next census to demonstrate that cotton can be raised ad- Wantageously by white labor may turn a por- ton of the tide of Immigraiton In that direction. it is a fact worthy of notice and comment that one of the immigrants are from republican France. The subjects of Germany, the victori- ous power in the Franco-German war, are seek- ing better homes and greater }iberty in the nev World by the tens of thousands, while the de- feated French are content to remain at home, —_———_ +2 The Tilden victory in the recent primary elections in Hamilton county, Ohio, indicate ‘hat the wily politician of Gramercy Park ap- Preciates the importance of having the local Sentiment of Cincinnati in his favor. In 1 more than a month before the meeting of the St. Louis convention, triends of Tilden began to Work up the local feeling for him. The Politicat clubs which had organized fora recent city election were revived, furnished with bight new uniforms, drums and Tilden banners. Til- den meetings were held where Speeches in his behalf were delivered, and, usually, upon ad- | Journment the entire asse mblaze was invited to some place of refreshment to drink cham- pagne. Money was expended freely. The friends of other candidates protested ago'nst this sort of work, but it went on, and when the various delegations began to assemble in the city the Tildenites were prepared to impress them with the popularity of their candidate. Processions, formed of the numerous clubs and carrylog torches and tluminated banners, all for “Til den and Reform,” paraded the elty every night, and the various hotels were surrounded by Ti den howlers. All the fuss and parade was for ‘Tilden, and it was the means of making many a delegate believe that the “New York reform- er” was the choice of everybody for the nomina- Uon. The local politicians of Cincinnatt are already beginning to howl vociferously for Til- cen, and it is plain that he Lotends to repeat the game of 1576. ++ -__ The discovery that the late Ohio democratic Convention was really organized and conducted th the interest of Tilden, but that all the strat egy was concealed under an ostensible Thur man boom, seems to have been made only by the Opponents of the cep'or Sen tor from Ohio. His friends, among them Ohio members of Congress, Profess to be entirely satisfied with the action of the convention and with the delegation chosen. The theory that Thurman ts to be Sacrificed for Tilden, necessarily tmplies that the officers of the convention and the delega- tion to Cincinnati are nothing ‘more than politi- cal tricksters, and Mr. Thurman's iriends say (hey are among the most honorable men in the party. One rule of the present political canvass in both parties seems to be to claim everything. From every state convention the most conflict. ing reports have been received, much to the be- wilderment of the public. In the republican party the Claims of tha Grant and anti-Grant factions, respectively, confuse all calculations, and in. the democratic party the Tilden and anti-Tilden men go equally as far tn claiming everything in sight. Only the national conven- ons Can settle these claims. The design for a monument in honor of Gales and Seaton, that accompanies a communication tous urging the erection of that monument, seems to have merit In the way of good taste and appropriateness. That a monument to Gales and Seaton should be erected in Wasbing- ton, there can be no question. In the mean- time the movement to erect a monument over the grave of Mr. Seaton should be made effece tive. The proposition to raise tuds for this monument by the public schools fs a proper one, for Mr. Seaton was a staunch friend of our pub- lic school system Im {ts infancy, and when it beeded friends, but no doubt our citizens gen- erally would be glad to aid in the work. The action of the republican convention of Maryland presents a tougher probiem than the fitteen puzzle. The convention passed a reso- jution instructing for Blaine by a vote of S9 to 14, and yet the Grant men claim the delegation to Chicago: The Heathen Chinee seems to have been on hand at Frederick. ee —— The Grant men are disposed to treat the anti- Ubird term meeting at St. Louis with levity. It certainly falled to come up tothe sounding manifesto. The trouble with the scratchers {3 that they don’t like anything like robust hard Work. They will fuss and grumble in a Miss Nancyfsh sort of away at home, but they are much too nice and tender-footed to take an ac- ve part In the rough work of politics, etther at the primaries or the polls. The men who strike for Grant are not of that sort. ees inthe The French republle ts an assured success. ‘The people of France are happy and Prosperous ‘The government ts In accord with the people, #8 is evidenced by the fact that the taxes are being collected without any difficulty or delay, ‘The finances are in excellent condition, and the surplus in the treasury 1s accumulating to such ab extent that a reduction of taxation will be made ere long. The peasants and laboring Classes are sharing in and enjoying the general prosperity, and it is scarcely probable that another empire could be established la France even by a coup -+ ee —____ Opposition to the despotic measures of Bis- marck’s policy is rapidly growing tn strength in the German Reichstag, and the chances are that the Prince will be called to bait before a Great while longer. Hostility to Bismarck’s domestic policy 1s being developed with so much show of determination to carry out all his wishes. ——<_—-______ ‘There are 126 new advertisements in Tax ‘Stag to-day, exceeding seven columns, equal to more than one entire page of the paper. For the seven publication daysin May the number punted ts 635, VET GRERADINES SUBRAH GREN, NES. BROCADED GEREN ADINES IDERED P., AOR nim ORGANDIES fae GINGHAMS. SCOTCH Devin. CLOTH: YEDDO CLOTHE -FLEU Ht DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISS MUSLING. GENCY CINE CALCUTTA SEERSUCKER. INDIAN PONGEE—CANTON CRAPE. PERSIAN LAWN—INDIAN LINEN. PABASOLS a BUN DMPBBELLAS, TRERGH asi AMERICAS 2 BU CNTIRCS. LADIES LINEN aap HAIR ULSTENS 1 FOR A NG. Cardi Old Gold, Light Blue, Cream and Hellotroye Surah Gils, for ning indies Burtott, AT 62: So vat a NDA ATTRACTIVE, A end s}] our goods are “PLAIN BIGUEE: AND “aT LOSE 2 “One Price only. PERRY & BROTHER, Penna. Ave., cor. 9th st. Established in 1840. 1t “HIS WASHINGTON CITY TALES EQUAL TO DICKENS." ‘Will be Read all Summer. TALES OF THE CHESAPEAKE. BY GEO. ALFRED TOWNSEN THIRD EDITION IN SIX WEEKS. WITH PORTRAIT OF THE GREATEST LIVING POLITICAL AND DESCRIPTIVE JOURNALIST “GATH.” “*Mr. Townsend has here collected the literary plant upon which his reputation for something other than a popular and brilltent newspaper correspon- dent will rest. I ssubject’s net any wore to his advantage than bis treatment of ithas been to hig, cred.t in refinement and simplicity. In both id and form his 6‘ ries are admirable.”—{The Nation. “His tales show as much dexterity in the hand- “ng of what may be termed impossible acienes as Poe, at his best, disclosee, coupled with an unafe fected tenderness of feeling and a perception of the genial in character and in nature that are not to bs found in any of Poe's writing: Brooklyn Eagle. “I had no idea before of the rich mine of the gol- Gen ore of romance which is tobe found on the bor- @ers of the Chesapeake."—Juhn G. Whittivr. “Tread it more than half through the first even- ing, picking out the plums, such as ‘‘The Big Idiot," and creatly enjoyed the entertainmen Mark Twain. “*If the book is an oyster shell, it is one, lam sure, that has pearls in it. I have already found two—Herman of Bohemia Manor,’ and ‘Oid St. —Henry W. Lougfellow. “*T have read three of the tales—a larie slice for me—and find them entertaining and altogether Gath-like. Ali he writes that I can lay hands on is always read eagerly."—The President of the United States. “They treat of an untried field in our litaratar’y and the styleand manner are as original and strik- ing a8 the scenery is fresh snd new. They need no introduction, but will make their way sny- where."—Cul. John Hay. “The Beau Hickman story is good enough for Bret Harte or anybody else."—Hiimuad cs Stet man. “The versatility of his pen has long been my ad- miration; the pieces in this bovk are charming; not only true poetry, but wonderfully accurate paintings of the romantic land of the Chesapeake.” —Olive Logan. “Graphic, strong and trus. It isalsoa new vein of life: very peculiar, very interesting, and now past, never to return.”—James Parton. “What excellent, fresh material!"— 1. D. Hewel “If the population of the Chesapeake had the cordial appreciation of literary thiugs possessed by the people of the Hudson, these tales would be- come as classical with them as ‘Rip Van Winkle’ and ‘ Wolfert’s Roost.” Their fancy and imavina tion are unequalled since Hawthorne and Hans An- dersen."—St. Louis Globe- Democrat. “‘Mr. Townsend has rare command of the pa- thetic, but he is never mawkish, never sentimental, ever effeminate. His most tender pathos is re- lieved by fine touches of humor, and his humor is always zenuite and virile, the racy product of a rich, native soil, without a trace of affectation or spasmodic American drollery."— Nem York Tribune. Price 31, Author. THE AMERICAN NEWS 00., Publishers, 39 and 41 Chambers st., New York. SENT POSTPAID ON RECEIPT OF PRICE. | Found at every enterprising Washinxton wom Btore. a eS iteinkclava herpes eet and House Owners ‘are reqilested to call anc SLATE aud MARBLE Ma YORK NTEL F; with fine artotype portrait of tho Y ree stock of lor Grates, Andirons, Gas Loxs, &c Boap Stone ‘Lining. i Bt Banges, €e. mart2-w OLITICAL WORKS. ‘Works of Alexander Hariiton. wor of Slexander Hamilton, as Shown in His jorks—7 vols Eliot's Debates and a Papers—5 vols. Rives’ Life of Madison—3 Works of Thomas Teftereou 9 vols. Randall’s Life of Jeferson—3 vols. John C. Calhoun’s Works—6 vols. Guitord’e Life of William Pitt-6 vols, u's Thirty Years GUE pease =2 vols. qe Federalist, edited b; QO. Hamilton—1 vol With hebiney on the samesubject, tee does by EA UL. Booxse: my8-3t enna.avenie, ARGAINS IN ORGANS. Just received N.Y. at steamer 1 doze: i suretrated Standard ORGANS, f those celeb which Tam selling at $45—85 down and 3 Tecra F. G. SMITH, it 1103 Pa. ave. (pos THE LAST WEEK For Our Bargsins in SEWING MACHINES. 100 SEWING MACHINES to be sold this week fron: $13 to $20 each, in perfect order, warranted for three years. NEEDLES, OILS, FARTS, &c., for all machines slways on hand, At OPPENHEIMER'S, my8 528 Oth street, St. Cloud Building. ETIER GET THEM Now. ant PICTURES made 30 days before ro- pe dag co ‘use up stock) wet thei at the following fearful low prices ‘air re 1 do: ui ara Photon - 1 dozen on Cabinet agave 8 $2.50. DODGE’S GALLERY, 467 Penn. ave., bet. 43 and 6th sts. potts= FOR HOT WEATHER. Ww FINE FRESH BUTTER, in pound prints, wrapped in Wax Tissue and packed in BURCHARD'S PATENT BOXES, delivered to any address regularly, in perfect con- dition, regardless of the weather. E. M. BURCHARD, Desces In Five Gaoogaies, ms8-was 'USSELL’ pane 0:3" arch Entertainments WILL OPEN ON MONDAY 0CO yards All-Ling 5. rg ria meet. Ae at 25c. w. mt jncerar & SONS. SW" One Price. Five per cent. off for cash. UILDERS, ARCHITECTS, CIVIL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS tare mee invited to consult mein making UILDING. MATERIALS OF ALL wee ant ganeise them better figures than an; Bouse of the kind in Washiugton, ‘baying aT de do CEMENT, PLASTER, LATHS, &o., by cargoes. I pare a cargo BANGOR LATHS and one of English Portland O2MENT on the way, and will make it an piece to those ba} nef for casl T also deal in. all kinds of Ani ite and Bitn- ous COAL and WOOD at wholesale and ratail. ‘Every sale quarantesd on its own merits. L. WM. GUINAND, 623 Louisiana ave. Dey Kindling Mill Aut oe Whore foo sast ae eas mass AKRGAINS IN DRY @OoDs. WNSand PEROALES, 12%. Beautiful PRINTS, Fingle and Double- ‘width BUNTING. ck CA SHMERES. 400. t) 81-25. ‘K SILKS aud SATINS. ed and Fancy SILKS, very cheap. a our Dry Goods st the very Lowesr Priors, WM &. RiLEY, River Bortprsa, Cor. 9th and E. my8 6t G4s GIXTURES, GAS FIXTURES. GARDEN HOBE, GARDEN HOSE. OIL STOVES, OIL STOVES. PLUMBING, HEATING AND VENTILATING. PLUMBING, HEATING AND VENTILATING. EDWARD CAVERLY & Co., mys gum. Our Stock of MILLINERY GOODS is now complete, and NOVELTIES EP TRENGH Eaten BONNETS, Jouyin and Monograty, fox GLovES, from 2 to 10 Buttone, in Ope: ring Special attention wives: ooraas Mrs. M. J. HUNT, mys Nos. 621 and 623 D st. 5. . PaLmen, 1107 F ats. now., Respectfully announces her Summor opentug ef & BONNETS AND ROUND HATS= On THURSDAY NEXT, May 13th, To which she invites the Ladies of Washington and vicinity. &?"No Cards. iHTNING KODs. Listoneor Qe 'R LIVES AND PROPERTY. aawice Rod will patra apie all build- ings end and innate va premium awarded at Nati Altwark done by Li J. HA AWLEY, iF thisty yoars experience, Al de ‘of Rods and Fixtures for also, Weathor r Vanes, at the corner of Louisi- ns ave. and 7th st. D.w. 1425 New York Avenue. mys HAWLEY & Co. . 8.—Reliable Local Agents wanted. it Gt THE BEST. THE CELEBRATED CONCORD HARNESS AND COLLARS. LUTZ & BRO., 497 Pennsylvania avenue, aes for the sale: ws cae Celebrated Concord ‘RUNES and HARNESS" in great variety, at ewer Prices. Careful attention paid to repairing. my8-1m EFRIGERATORS AND WATS: + ing ascortment of, of gProven makes (Former! den's), my8-ct 3a zene five doors above Par ave. Sen REE Ee ef the celebrated EY: SER aan TER invoties ad J cel lebra: ee les an TER, from Maine hte ‘ater & Teftuserated will be on draft rom ees oat Ee DA WATER, with pure Fruit and rex GAMEHOR at at lowest rates. |. G. C. SIMMS, Cor, 14th st. and N. ¥. ave. EE THE $3.50, $4, AND 65 BOYS Ghout Suite: ais bad = $10 Boys Dress Buits a beauty. wuté from $5, 86, wanda. my8-6t* Men 87 and $8 W Ben’ 's Od from broken suits at half value. toe. Fianna § Shits {middle gex), fens alors. B18 and 812. ice coata, 50c. “TES best 81.50 Black Alpaca Co: ate in town. White Vests 7 “Toe, and 1.25 Blue Flannel Pants, $1.60 upwards. St:aw eee es rofusion rte at low prices. Underwear e larvest stock Shoes in town, and prices os Pioid and 1910 Pas aver 3, We SELBY. my3 QraciaL NOTICE. DRY GOODS. 1,000 yards black and white Striped SILKS, 60¢. 6i0 yards Black Silk GRENADINES = 10 mieces choice shade OMIE” ‘CLOTH, at re- prices 50 picoes all Li AWN, EN Li 36c. i meas in French and “American BUNT- ices redu Large lot of t biases @OoDs, at 124 and 25c. Some fro oon last beeps cost Childre and Tadiew *SUrES. Full stock MOURNING GOODS. Henmants, Courtauld’s English CRAPE, half the HOUAEREEEING GOODS in great variety. E—Marked in plain ficures. bey exaaination of stock requested. JOHN T. MITCHELL, my7-4t 931 Penn’a ave. OW TO COLOR PHOTOGRAPAS.—Basy and H only, permianent | mi jethod. Theaeans Yuave in advance. AY Call Saturda: sad A Mfonaay. vt XY PLATT, Room a sat oe [RE MILD POWER CURES. HUMPHREYS’ HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS. Proved from ample experience an entire success. Simple, prompt, efllcient, and reliable, they are tue only aredicines adapted 19 Fopular use ay eae Nos. 0: 2 8} th cena Periods...... 5 : wn ine Periods 13. Grou coud eum, 15. Rheumatism, olent Coughs. iy sical Greaknoss. rinary Weakn: etting the }. Disease of the a Paipitation. ¥OR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, Or sent by the case, or single vial, free of charze, orqacincse HT I pHIREYS! @OMEOPATHIO MED- ICAL 00., 109 Fulton "Specific Ma ‘anal on Disease and Tt Humphreys’ . ponripors ape 00 Cure (144 paces), Sali te iatidt He) fy) Te ‘Pounsylvanis ave. 811 ae aiRhae 8 811 test, sae les in JET JRIMMINGS, ShinGks or: MPS an 1d ORNAMENTS. te for Mme. Jones Celebrated Crepe Reno- vating. LOWE, may3-6t SI Market Space. BASS ARE BITING!!! Prof. Baird says the Potomac is the best Baas Oe een ss B00 fom Soe to, 610. from 26. £0810. Bass BELLGHAMY each 50c. OMEAR4’S SPORTING BAZAR, Cor. 15th and F sts., opposite Treasury. archery Base for thé Great $1 Bala, 86 Fiobert ‘hie ‘angst 7] ne Pan $n double. investnaats os ‘oon is about Pecan —— ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. THIS WEEK UNUSUAL BARGAINS IN FINE LACEs, Compnistna POINT D’ALENCON, LANGUEDOC, VALENCIENNES, And all the LATEST NOVELTIES in TRIMMING LACES, REAL and IMMITATION. BPECIALTIES IN DRESS TRIMMINGS AND BMALL WARES. NEW YORK and BOSTON ASSORTMENT AND PRICES. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE, 705 and 709 Market Space. P.8.—Our passenger Elevator is now in opera- tion. my8 Wwmt= DUCK veers) LINEN DUSTERS OPENED TO-DAY. LADIES RIDING HABITS TO ORDER. Ww. 8s. mys 935 Pennsylvania ave. ue TRIED AND SUCCESSFUL MAM- BRINO STALLION, ERICSSON, J WILL 8TAND AT THE STABLES OF THE UN- DERSIGNED UNTIL FURTHER NOTIOE. ERICSSON, Jn., was sired by ERICSSON; he by MAMBRINO CHIEF. The dam of ERICSSON, Jz., was by KAVA- NAUGH’S GREY EAGLE: he by GREY EAGLE; he by BLACKBURN’S WHIP. First dam of KAVANAUGH'’S GREY EAGLE by IMP. TRANBY, seoend dam by COLLIER, third dam by IMP. WHIP, fourth dam by BERTRAND, Afth dam by IMP. BUZZARD. Kavanaugh's Grey Eazle was the sire of Gyp, the dam of Grafton, which horse trotted a mile RB? a: Be previous to his purchase by Bubert re Enicskon was the fastest stallion among ‘the de- scendants of Mambrino Chief, having ree 708k old record of 2:303%, and trial of 2:26 to wazo) ex2ijail, the breeds which have proven ot iyalae asa gfoge with pacing fauilies, not one can compa: this respect, to rind Chief and his descend- ante. Almont whose Gam was by Macatee: Gand, eat trotter out of a pacer with Eclipse As afamily, the Mambrino Chiefs arc hotable for strong and decided quality of trotting ion, which they transmit under almost cumstances. ‘Their endturin, sreuniversally acknowledged, Kricsson got many fast trottors out of mares of mixed or pacini action. Lady Thorn, by Mambrino Chiefs was. probabty the fastest trotter in the world before ty Baa a! her hip. ‘This statement is sup orted | who asys he drove Thorn a mile in 2:10, and by. fact that she was never beaten By Gol damit Masia in any one of their numerous contests together. ‘The pale record of Hannis is 2:19';; that of Mambrino Gift 2:20. Mr. Bonner drove Lady Stout, to wagon, when four years old, a quarter of amilein 36 seconds. Attwo years of aze Lady Stout trotted a mile in 2-383g, and at three she frottea in a public trial three heats im 2:30',2:28%, ‘The prices at hie descendants of the Mambrino family have sold have, in some instances, secured their breeders considerable fo: Mambrino Lance, at Tor de ms Stew: for. mbrino Ber- fie, to Roberc Bonner, for 814,000; Lady Btout, to the same gentleman, for $21,| 000. Enrcssow, sn., stands 17} hands high; his color joa rich mahogany, with black poluts, coat fine and silky; tail and mane biaek, and he possesses an extraordinary development’ of bous and muscle, with great beauty of form, while his arriage and action are lofty, his trotting gait free and easy, and capable of develoning next epcen, He bears'a remarkable resemblance to hie famons fire, and bas Proved himself a successful Hre/of trotters, one of his younsest yet having trotted in 2-35, as a four-year-old, the sime age have vecured prizes of bent te tee oe fairs near Lexington, Kentucky, where he was Deecending fn gue of, the most fsuionaple | trotting famui in the count ake a family distin- polehed bya sires as ibrino, Pilot, Clark Chief andy Woodford Manbiino, gentleman desir ous of raising horses for profit and speed may feel Peasonably sure ct breeding wits Marae: ee Lot only on account of his individual excellence a3 : wetter of trotters, and the prepotency of the trot- ait in his progenitors on the side of his sire nd Gan pe tals. on scooting of his splendid styie, eleganesof action, grand size and strength, ‘aud symmetry and beauty of form. ‘These quatities commond themselves alike to the regular breeder, the turfman, the farmer, and to the amateur horsemen. ‘Those interested ae invited to inspect the horse at our establislim aaa & OSBORN, 627 and 629 G st. n.w., 1t* = WASHINGTON, D.C. QPECIaL OFFERINGS oF NEW GOODS, ar GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. CHILDREN’S WHITE OAMBRIO DRESSES, At 80 cents to $1.37; well made. OHILDREN’S AND YOUNG MISSES' NAINSOOK DRESSES, Trimmed with Hamburg Edging and Lace, 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 822.00 to $35.00. NOOT’S, my4-1m 915 Pennsylvania avenue. CARD ) EHOTOGEAPHS aoe $1.001 ‘Base CKLIDEG! 711 Market Bpacesbet, Thad ath sae al0-Ser JF" STORAGE FoR FURNITURE pphoterers: and oem Sarpet are ap2l- WEISSENSTEIN, 528 9TH STREET, ST. As. cle d skillfully re- I Cloud Building, thoroughly and d 3 Sonate Ref : at moderate prices. ferences eiven te 8 WAVES, WAVES, WAVES, And $08 PEnoM ee . tent Office. ree ee nee ang Blane, -TON| SUMP: 75, 8 ON es We: Reem SEE. faites: KIDDIE 5i aylvania ave. TIME GET AWN- N°Y ‘at feo te J. HARLET a29-Im No. 817 mal ‘Market Space. (uP srarRs.) G. L. SHERIFF, Des COAL AND WOOD, fapectal tention given to every onder. vit and Ko Pa. Ave. ppepet and Mills, Water and N street, bare ye Ake ayy, absent (atoont eeu fang can can hays | tiete Se cartel alteation jon they will rocelvoat may nage we ays peiaay coca Address N. JENSEN, Washington, D-0.) a3) Mest ia a | baa WANTS. FOR RENT AND ——- eae ee Withee Wikee eae a eee Wiitnatrcny to pe ae. asmall family. Apply 1215 New a ‘AN’ white GIRL iy do general + Georze- ‘TED—A ousewars, ‘at No. 150 Bridge st. 1 ANTED—fo Bor_FRAME HOUSES that re to wed. Apply to W. SAYHES, No. aE eee oe jenced T. Ty ee > ed to bi med to bu: GEO. 0. HENNING, 4: to make himself Ally wach a yard and stable agen S1¢Pennesivania ayonuenewe ap poled Aecadieihs lk See a er WARTED_Zitet clase QOOK ; slao, CHAMBER. ‘AID and W: Reference from place required: 913 Tee tw. salar al WARTED—Ten tae VEST HANDS." The ces paid. Bring sample of work. Apply Po ai 419 oth a ANTED—A eal “COOK Must come well recommended. “Qnpiy Woe 161 st.n.w. White preferred. my4 2t* Wi Ameen amiss for general houi ns - Ap: ply No. 78 Fayette st. Georgetown ae WASTED Deaty-farait ania airy ROD. suitabie for very light opin drese, stating terms, &e., Ww. ne 8.. ‘Sa ‘office “It ANTED—Twenty-five LABORERS (9 doyick and shovel work at Branchville. “Md., Balti- d Ohio Railroad, Washington Branch. 1t* ANTED—Two live CAP y ABSEES Tatios or kentlemen) for Washington, gion paid. Must have referencas. 424 New York avenue. ee ANTED—To Revz—A mail HOUSE ia South Washingtor, not to exceed ath NaN, apt prompt payment. Addreas ‘‘T! a ee SSD Wier ge PE iow location, suitable. for : boarding house.” Adarces Box 18, Star office. VY SS ee ———— ee agate HORS @ reasonable cash price for @ gentle HO} ak ou suitable for a delivary wagon. | Mu fectly sound sud free ia move- Theme Nu BUNCH, 1s ek grea ge eee a MO Peer on a white woman, a SITUA CION ing inva sioall family. ‘Boat of reforenses. Baa inva small fa o Box 102, Star office. it Bios 103; tek M08. ae WANTED A wouileman of education and tants ure a POSITION which y wall elie can sec sure him one goxernment appointments, Address DONA F FL Be. ANTED A MILLINER at 315 4% st. 8. w . my’ oO WARSED,-A first rate dining room GIRL at the Globe House, cor. = and 12th ete. my7-2t" ANTED—Jun ciemas furnished BU! EEE ROOM Address P. O. Box 686. rd. ae St WANES — IMMEDIATELY — og) OUBNEYMEN (LORS to work on 1: 8. TEEL, 935 ‘Pennsylvania av ave. my7-2t" Waste at COAT aS with vrospect of permanent seat of work. F TBR GEE, merchant tailor, No. 535 15th Bt. nw. riding habits. ——————————— Wisin MAN of wood addresa to represent a well known New York publishing house in yng, References required. Address Box 100, my7-3t WASTED cononen WOMAN to do chamber work and cewing, who is willing to go to the country fer the summer. Good reference required. Apply 1413 Mass. ave. from 10 to 4. mya WANTED_ COUNTRY BOARD by fentleman, sister, servant and baby 2 years; teras md. erate. may, Also by gcntleman and wife, on railroad, prs tocity. Addresss Box 16, Star office. po WANTED By xentlcnian and daughter three or four unfurnished ROOMS for light house- feeving : would take care of house at nominal re forsummer. Best references. Address BEE, office. myr at ee, BS TaD Wilt and Colored Worn SER. VANES, with reference, for city: reliable Golored WOMEN for Philadelphia and New York: families furnic Led here on short notice. 926.F st. Cc. RICE & my7-2t* ee CO ey ws iTED—By gentleman and wife, without children, a HOUSE of from six to nine rooms, located northwest, and possessing modern i improve: A tenant guaranteed. Ad ments. A first-class L. G, K., Star office. my7-2: WANTED ood COOK at 904 Ust., near Sth. ‘my6-3¢" ———————————————— ANTED—A HORSE for two months for light business work, for bis keeping. BES at No. 1107 F st. 6-3t LS See EN Waa. ae BAKER and an IGE CREAM MA! 3 Teferences peauiced Ches ter County Ice Gream Gor * 620 9th s my6-3t" ANTED—AGENTS to sell ee most useful arti- cle manufactured. Liberal terms to first-class partes Adc OOX & CO., 278 Cpape st., Byr- ¥. Ladies especially desired, for they can ell itto advantage. myl-Im ANTED—FAMILIES to furnish with Ser- vants. end, us. Also, white and colored Ser- Us tonw. GB PRIGE ROO. See” BOARDING. Q X.W.—PARLOR and BED- L209 Sods: Mosinee RoOMa nine: ieithovt BOAWD, south outs Tees ery Tae £05 the summer. iny8-8t* PERMANENT, TRANSIENT AnD (DAY BOARDERS sccommodated at a7 vorment ave. a, PHERSON HOUSE, cor. 15th and I sta. n, w. Mobetane? ROOMS with "BOARD: also TABLE | et tint Mtns. HOECKLEY, Proprietress. Fargees ROOMS, WITH BOARD—Seconl and third floors ; pummier, prices. Convenient to cara. 0. Ww. apl6-4w* SS ee LOORIEL HOUSE, 612 0th st-n-w., tone of (the costest and conducted = A boarding COUNTRY BOARD. NG, Eavr Fauts Onvnog, Fate: a Ax CO. ve Pst 5 ek Farm." pens ne a ‘erms 8 week. aS conveyance. For parti ulars address Mrs. ROR DESIRABLE 80 MME BOARD, 8 Ee JOHN A. BAKER, 926 La. 301 La. ave: JOHN T. VINSON, NRuditor. mata OOD COUNTRY BOAKD AT TERRA COT ae 4 miles out, on Metropolitan Branch B. & O: R.R. Address’Mra. W., Star office. my7- So DeE ss BOARDING, for adults only, Long Island Sound, near New London; cool, no malaria, excellent water, bathing, boating, fishing; Dumber limited: Washington ‘referencas exchanked, Address Box 8, New London, Oon- necticut. ap30-1m" GUNTER. BOARD.—Lanrel, Md., mae ve tween Baltimore and Washington, on B. R.; Cae Minutes’ ride. Pleasant rooms rand TABLE. 200 yards oon 8 LOST AND FOUND. OST—Saturday, May 8th, CHILD'S DRESS, of Le crema sual Yoo ica you, fined with insertion and lace eb00 ietivet. news | Lo OST—A Bisck Spanish Lace SCARF, on a Tuesday Evening, either at Ascension Caurc! avenue, to oa ret. Reward if my8- rkave.y bet. 13th aud ith, oF ath st. shia ew onk ave. and Met. Suitable reward if Feturned to 608 F st. 3t FOR SALE. SE EVERAL FINE PIANOS, VERY LITTLE used, FOR SALE AT A SAC! LE IOE FoR ASH, at 723 7th street northwest my! Ea aa). ig Lis Kentucky Blooded ne and Harness six years old. Can bee at SHEEN & OSBORN'S Btabi a and 629 G st.n.w., fora few days. my8-3t" aE Aes ae and Burglar-proof BANK- ene mnatie Silk rani very low. A dress STRONG, my8-3t* Se 'OP_ BUGGY, in good 7th st. 5 Ere te na with ob oe ER Fo SALE—Thoroughbred LADIES’ Ree GEN- vi ae a eat be moon BELT HALL’, La. Ly my6-i me SO SALE-HORSE, JUMP-SEAT and HAR- Resse HORBE, sani and HAR- veral fine 5 SY e BOWEN'S, No. Gas Shon BUGUELY & York ave. SGHRBON BEO.B Rais eer West Virginia, 18 ene ae Per Jears'ald x YATES" Btabion, 9th at, Be- SEand my3-0t" Fs young, brown MARE, per- Eston areca naa GURENS Stable, Gh and Isis. uw, FQ. A. Suen 989 Pa. a) = ‘Bp26-2w* PR Sate Horses, HARNESS and VERI- pase F. ate staule, wi! Se ee GR Lee Stare. 2.w. Les nets ss ae Sexier 74 re ot Bar PmaE ors taser he Seow eB Bent B BENT. Tso lange furnished ROOMS. aleo, LL ROOM: vente! family; S04 Indias av’ = Ist, first-class ei a a for summer Ras BENT A three. Tagan BRICK HOUSE, far. = very’ ienaseets pes pS aaa Fe BENT Paattu ROOMS. Tat 3a and 3a pagers, with alt’ modern. improveinents provemy convenient. ished Avviy 1009 Lae for cation and tame Ee I at cos F or ar 3° pleagant location: Tues att cs ce Ty Ata Sorte a LOT twenty by = hundred feet betwoon 16ib eet Pian ste. Avni fot LS MARR Boal} Brokers, 804 Fos Par 7 faraiied apRIOK HOUBE, i modeca cons. ences, ‘south front, Lay windows ier cna Order. Price 83, 000. ea adow See a th RAE 2 Po BER Som cath Rama, ROOMS: ano F Et finale BOOM, south front on Ja liciary Sqaan k leaeunt ge rooms, with or = ie DS Oo. 463 G st. myS8-3i° BR SER a different mall, Declines, Sto Bulletin’ change Beas ‘MeINTINES 91s Feet. ‘OR RENT—Furn: OND or THIRD laces, large and <, Oihees, Suburban nearly ‘every a may ished or unfurnished, ae Rue =tOOr. and one Ba Lots led furnisbed, all with moderp provements. us rearcpable. Aypiy at No 1002 F st men REN, AND SALES OF PROPFRTY, ‘FRI, gh,the let Sab he ApOEIOR. fir at the often, an month, at the omens THOS. E. RAGGAMAN: 19 ith si. n. wv efi at F& RENT—HOUSE and STABLE, ia the coan- ty, on May joo ave., st leading to Bricht«. about miles {rom Waxiitnat w.'G. fruit. Jnquire of J. Choreb, are, Big handso R RENT—115 Maryla Fae ets QUME on 21 Noor will rect for the summer for 3 Per month ; half qanare from Capitol Park. First ' — — joard. . ‘OR RENT —A HOUSE, with even rooms, pleas 2 antly Iceated ited neor Brightwood : j,itab! me ood water and KAY, near Bock Greek niyd-3t mys. r 3 EENT—A comtartabio HOUSE, modern ee ae Shepherd Butidin: 13th et. prominent CORNER STORE aDW ELLING, ¢ on pit 21 Hill: moderate rent to a good tenant. Inquire ‘No. 423 11th et. n.w. ms-3* RK RENT—2025 11th st. Ti root 20; oe st. 2. Sc necaa ator a ws room's, 10:80: rooms, 1229 Md. n. 6; 1S11-1313 6 w., 5 rocm a 818311 Bh. 8.W., Srooms, ae Su6 Tith st. wow. rooms x tour” 1017 Fst. Ew. stores. Apply t0A-8 OAYWOOD, th st. n,w. By 3t OR RENT—A bandsome, well-built. 12-room HOUKE, with si! moderm improvements, in ood locality, #.e., to rent at S25 permonth Gar- pets on parlors and some new Furniture for sale to parties renting the Louse. Address *‘Armstrony,”” City Post Oftiee. mee RR SALE—CGor fort: e six room LBOUGE, with a arEnee, xiishes, 3 3 > 9th st. Se a in water, Verh chess ahd on wood tariue. (i uae ave., 8. H. WALKER. 37-3 Fe aE = frame BUILDING, == =a two stories: te be moved or taken down by pur* chaser. Nor ee at REED'S, 1609 1 &t., be tween Q and my7-3t" Fé GR RENT—With BOARD, large, airy soutl Recond story, lane closets and covered pore! ye bath same floor. Reasonable rates to prompt permanent parties without childrea. 912 atre my7-3t* ‘OR SALF—A Rare Onance—t all Brick D 2 eVigible LOT: idan Hil;2 LOTS frowart University, ‘snd ono on 1th ot, between N and Rhode Island ave. n.w Saaartines {0 close an estate. W._W! DANENBONER & SON, Fass BALE LOTS 9, 10, 15, 1 between Conn. ave. x baving a frontage of 9¢ fect by 100 deen ines Lots are most desirable for private residences, and willbe gold at reatonable prices, on terius 19 guit. ON & 7th st. n., 2d Nat. Bank Building. 7-6 Fi RENT—No. 1017 M st. furnished. Rent $50. This is a dotbehitful ‘and‘cantral los house has verendas and nice corner lot. session at once. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. iny6. ‘OR RENT—Six room QUSE. No. W413 ith 3. FOR SALE—New ten-room HOUSE? ‘8500 carh, balance on easy term: 1106 L st. n.w,, or 315 43 st. n-w. my6- IR SALE—One of those geliehtful modern aCe a a bargain. se nw. ry reduced price. D.w., = see Ts and low Sut "Also, No. 716 it $1, 200. rely, to at. M. ROHRER, (Second Nationa: Bank, ) 809 th ete nw. my6-5t FRO2, BENT, Elexant APARTMENTS at reduced ; Southern, eastern and western exposure ; all modern conveniences; at 1027 Vermont avenue, near McPherson square. my5-Im. ‘OR RENT—By June Ist, DWELLING, 330 vA 11 rooms, modern Se Apply nest doo myd cot a te 1 RENT—Severai of those el it HOUSES Fr AGaat Row os Eant es bet, 2 and Sa ete.,can be leased to —e uF houses in ee ‘come the BD ; contains ai’ petiory 3 beth ab clone, to each house. ¥. A. GRAN’ itol sta. : W. B. MOSES and Penn. aye. nw. : HO. BLISS, 1 P. RYON, oor. 8th and D sts. Wpiyh tne OB RENT-STORE, with STABLE and GEL. LAR, corner of 9th and L sts. Pew Apply W. C. JGHNSON, 718 13th et. nw. ety R RENT OR SALE—HOUSE Bee 1510 8 -w- Three-story and baseuients, wit iarge aia er and parked. ‘Apply to Ts. SIVEREN Nota 1216 F st. n. OR RENT—A mS ning-room HOUSE —y =. water, bath, &c.; No. 606 Wt! een F and @ Sts. Apply W. E. BUR ap FoR & CO. 1118 Fen R RENT—Two = PARLORS 09 o>: ond floor, en suite, southern exposure; bath. Pater, Bc, ob same * oor; rent reasonable. | wo 0-519 OR RENT—A first-class EERDDERCE,« corral gis, aghacent ingest natue Nees ewes adjacent ine, No. 1517. Avy ¢.SHEDD. No. 1402 Mths new. meet Sw. (OR RENT—The STORE and DWEELING No, 1839 Ket nw, ‘Tt will be rented good ae responsible tenant. Apply to No. Heese myl-1 ie SALE Ding, Ouar—Nice 6 room FRAME F ear Linco! Park: grained, papered; gas. Pater; kod neighborhood. 1,300. Apply 224 th st. n-e. rT BALLOT on a et., Rear cot lirectly north Scott’ circie, 222x125, es “to 20 ft. Tuust be aold, owner leaving city. Gi0,1 st aw. ap30 2w* {SOR RENT—DWELLING No. 2005 Tet. n-w., 12 all m rooms, dry cellar, with all modern improve- ments. Apply 17381 st. ap2s-2w BR RENT—Handeomely Furnished ‘8, in ROOM private family, with or without Boa: st. 8.e. ; desirable for par ies employed in the Cap- itol or Coast Survey; modern improvements; uo children. References exchanged. apai-2W* R ERAT HOUSE No. 1213 G st: n.w.; rent Fs per month; keys adjoining. Inqui: 926 siana ave. Fe RENT—No. 406 Istst. s.c., a well Furnished HOU: Le containing seven a with all ooerst to provements. Inquire ee ap26-2w' SALE—REASONABLE qrensee- “Cottage Du: it OURS. modern improvements, hrabbery : in one of the best localities Georgetor ‘the door. Se Re- corder’s ‘Ofhoe, ‘oity ‘OB SALE OR RENT—An it MANSON Fiouitiss near See cont R RENTS No. 1741 13th st., 7 rooms a No. 1 16th st., 8 roon el a 2G. ae 19 fh st.” oo RENT_From J Eee tote, wees respect. Apply to A. HYDE, Rigge® Co.al2-lm R SALE OR BERT An elegant COUNTRY BEA’ ee = 12 AORES, Ly da two-story , COD! fruits and water; one ‘Tailea Et from on Metropolitan fore & Olio Be tries from ai iS feith aw = Ast, 1890, No. 1607 Ht | Sette less AND PSE aa uo —— HB. WABNER, 916 # st. n.w. BENT—Furnished a watis ave oor. oor. 46 8b “TT ATE ee — = DE TO PUROHAS! 4 CASH CUS- Tes a cheap LOT er one HOUSE within my8-3t A. MoINTIRE, 918 F st. n.w. _FOR RENT AND SALE. Fo BENT—By R. 0. HOLTZMAN, Reat Estate AGENT axD AUCTIONEER, SISTA et. w.,store 2 make no to landlords for advortisis, ape propers aad keep it before the public ov. Thave many zt the finest building sites in the for enie; also, Houses in every ion at pric fous $1,000 to 860,000." Now is the time to Uuy B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts now. m8 Foy ENT bree story and basement BRIC LING, wy M st. Bow. roome, Mods rn imprsvemnente rent ‘The fine BRICK DLLs 2G, modern conven fences, 983 K st.) from May 1 ist Two'8-room BRICK HOUS! 18th, moder convention ces— Se¥cral 6-room BRICK HOU 1th gud eth #8 yer A. 8. my7-6t EAL merase BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00, 81 CLovp Britprxa, Real Estate Avents and Auctions FOR RENT—Two beantifal nities in MoPhor- son Square, now building; willsoon be finished ‘Two feven-room BRICK HOUSES, mod. imps}, nearly uew, 00d neixliborhood , 620. ‘Oth®r Bouses and STORES in different por- tions of the city. Call at our office for Bulletin FOR BALE—A very fine HOUSZ, on Conn. ave, A8th st. and Jefferson Place—now being built. HOUSES AND LOTS at different prices and on terms to suit. Bpecial attention will be paid to any business en- trusted to our care. apz3 sce a F° RK RENT —430 Ist et. n.c., a comfortsbie seven, rooa: BKICK HOUSE, with modern impreve- — Price aol es month. FOR KEN le nd ave. near “‘lowa Circle a a ten rooms RESIDENCE, ‘with all modern cow ee ann Ld age me FOR RENT IT Rhoas RESIDENCE wi aills 1120 13th st."n.w, ss near Maskachmsctts por mon FOR RENT— at k i HOU sie foRtsining ex roome. KENT—117 6th pt. nee... ten root FRAME, wite gas and water. Price 835 per month. FOR REIT — n. 826 H st. smail six-room BRICK on the line of Columbia railroad. Price $12 per mouth. THOS. J. FISHER & 00., 1228 F street nw. myl 1B RENT— THE CORCORAN BUILDING, z U. B. TuEasuny, iota Sr every = for storage. Inquire of the Janitor pr __ MONEY TO LOAN. 000 ) TO LOA Tn one eum for 5 oF 10 youre, oD ais» 810,000, $5,000, ), 81,000, $500, MOO to loan See aet oga m se hg to timeand {amount. M. Ml. ROBRIER, 50) Tih wt my6- rae MONEY ON BEAL ESTATE, In Sums To Surr, St 6 and 7 per cent. No Detay. és B. O. HOLTZMAN, arl7 loth and F ets. Mo TO LOAN— 2100,000 TO LOAN, In amounts to suit, at 6 cent. interest, on first-clans gut edse real foatate security. B. H. WARNER, 916 F st. n __ BUSINESS CHANCES. Fos oR SALE OR CHANGE FOR BALTIMORE 8 PROPER fue DWEL! os No. 223 Db niw. Inquire of W. B LOND, 6b? Louisa e. my3-3t Wate TO BORROW ~ €3,500 for three or Sage de at7 per yee a ample a secnrity. “No agent need apply: uo comumissi in paid. Address G: G., Star thee” ‘OR SALE—Two new HOUSES anda marl? my8-7.* and S400. being & bargain for #0 nice « hous kestial 004 or $2,000 cash required 4 Ha rove oly eat desire to purchase, sddteas OWN. R, Bar © fice. my8-3t* R RALZ—Ata crifice, Good Will, Stock and ete for conductits FLOUR, *s) best location great inducements live man. Addrees BUSINESS, care P.O. Box 688. mys-2t" ifs Carpet, Oreans, Pi anos, Crockery, &@, Xe, to store. Money Joshed on the saiue, at St. RULTO Office, 314 9 8 ees a0 BICYCLES For sale at Bicycle Depot, 412 11th st Pa. ave. Orders taken every tuake of Bicycls. Call and — two Bicyles for rae. myT-6t* BAI ¥—A small amount of valuable Oolora- = MINING poe JNO. J. wie gd my6-3t* 901 436 at. Bow. nn hh Fok SALE-CIGAR and TOBAOOO BORE: splendid stand: increasing business. Inquire immediately at Deét.n.w. Only those ee business need apply. 00D UNENCUMBERED LOTS =e BE ‘taken in Sxhole or part payment for new seven room bay wit rick HOUSE, north. Addrees Box 20, Star ofiics. 8 Lown my7-3w* near owe” ern oreernercerinememsnatiees iH BALE OR EXCHANGE GARDEN FARM. g0acros, in hich state of cultivation. the bos truck waren near the District, 4 miles from one: yood road. Also. 100 Acros adj.ininu, well watered. nquiteof BUGUELY & BOWEN G5 Nee York ave. my6-26" TERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Zhecwrerof a four-story and basoment Brick DWELLING, e-ntaizing 16 rooms, with modern ences, Suitable for residence or business, wath plenefa yard, situated in, the beart of the city, who is leaving for Denver, Col , will exchanwe the ‘same for property oe ge or fwaller vropar- in ths city, or will sell low. zs vc SSok'Bros., my6-3t___ (Post, 3t] mts for Owner. Gi wee ca duopricn wisi®, wad all bile engrel Taxes ine prior ‘8D: Ry pe are te « ‘be SETTLED for Soceial im aprovenents ca Now at iscount watt = GEO. Tee. my$-6t . i a SALE A thiee-story frame HOUSE, 8 Water, bach and closets: nice fot, 30-18. alley; also side alley: bet 4th anid 6th ste an lance customer, a terms. Property can for 835 He | to yrood ten sek oii eis Outs Sap erties, from sired. and 1d on the east ; loca: joe > “‘reasouable par montis »DrOp- to $10,000, noe, te say Jon Tooallt ge Ww. E. 00., Bel is ee Te 15 oe aw. $00 CASH For splendid FARM. 30 acres, Tp ores Nice house, stables, barun, ‘te my4 site aa ey tea ride To ee Ara HOUR. 100s 17th ot. ue we mys cOe NT. HOUSE; and two for sale Feel nae pik, Sick myl-2wt is Churetie¥a. TLITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR. Nee 2s JOHNSTON, Attorney at Law, Room 41, Le Droit Building. sp3-3m EDUCATIONAL. —— eee z of «| oJ. Woot Musto. Particular to ‘Well as thosa wishing to spate W. FLYNK, A. M. Srnzet N.W. artrysat, 1to6; Rvening,? t09-_ 910 ‘quarter, in 3