Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. (o ASHINGTON- ¥ 11, 1880. CROSBY 8. NOYES.... Editor. TUESDAY... than double that of any other daily paper Dublished in Washington, and equaltotha of all the other daily payers here added to- gether. ‘THe Sax has a direct wire from its news room to the Western Union Telegraph office in New York city, from which wires radiate to all parts of the globe, and is therefore enabled to secure the latest news by its own operator from every quarter up to within s few moments of going to press. It is the only evening paper south of Philadelphia which re- eeives exclusively the Associated Press dispatches. ‘The state of Illinois does not boom for Grant with that degree of enthusiasm his friends counted on. The promises of the third-termers that the home of the ex-President would give him a “rousing old send-off” have not been fulfilled, and it is evident now that if the state convention fs carried for Grant at all it will be by a very narrow majority, and that even such Majority can only be obtained by the employ- ment of the most objectionable machine meth- ods. The bolt of the Grant delegates from the Cook county convention, yesterday, shows that they are desperate. The combination of Wash- burne and Blaine delegates gave the anti-Grant element control of the convention, and while it appears that they used the power they had ob- tained in a despotic manner, the republicans of the state will hardly decide that this justified a bolt on the part of the minority. By contesting the delegation from Cook county, the Grant men can shut that county out from participa. tion In the organization of the state convention. Outside of that county an undisputed majortty Of Grant delegates have been chosen, and by this plan bis friends can get control of the convention. But this sort of tactics ‘Will not help their cause in the end. A drawn battle ts nearly as bad asa defeat in this case. Its friends have claimed all along that the Grant movement occupied a plane way above ordinary politics, and the very fact of their abandonment of this ground Is a partial defeat. ‘The county republican conventions in Illinois have demonstrated that the third term is very unpopular in that state. Thousands have, no doubt, joined in sending Grant delegates to the state convention under protest. They were loath to see General Grant, or a movement hay- ing his name at Its head, defeated in the very State in which he resides, and to prevent this these men have consented to support him against thelr judgment. The revolt in New sylvania against the Grant in- d seriously damaged the move- behalf, but a whole-hearted and en- thustastic endorsement by Illinois would have repaired this to a great extent. A forced decla- ration for Grant {n his own state, however, will Settle his candidacy, and may cause his with- drawal. Within a few weeks the national tickets of Doth the great political parties will be placed 4m the field, and yet the smartest political prophet in the country cannot tell what the issues in the coming campaign will be. The truth fs that all fundamental questions of dif- ference between the republican and democratic parties seem to have disappeared. The war issues have mostly died out, in spite of the efforts of politicians to keep them alive. The uational finances are in such a_ healthy condition that there 1s no possibility of exciting the public upon an issue of that character. The issues of the canvass will, therefore, not be joined until after the nomination of the tickets, and much willl depend upon the composition of the latter. Should the demccrats nominate Tilden, the cipher dispatches, income tax suit and railroad Wrecking charges will supply the republicans With their campaign ammunition. Grant’s nomination by the republicans would revive allthe ugly things said about his administra- tion, and besides the democrats would proceed to show that a third term meant the empire. ‘The fact that there are no distinct issues in the canvass, prior to the nominations, proves that the country is getting along very nicely, ana that the people have ceased to take stock in the eries of politicians that the nation can only be saved by listening to them. —-<-e -__ At the recent Conference of the Colored Methodist Church in St. Louis. Dr. Turner, a colored editor of Philadelphia, in the course of some remarks, said: “The negro will not be satisfied till he ts invited into the parlor instead of the kitchen of the white man, when he 1s his equal in tatelit- gence and in wealth. Poverty is not the equal of wealth, nor ignorance the equal of intelli- gence; but when the poor man grows rich and the ignorant man intelligent, then ail barriers to social equality on account of color shoud give we: and social equality be established be- ‘tween those tn wealth and intelligence equal.” These remarks were vociferously applauded. Dr. Turner should first direct his influence to the destruction of social equality among the negroes, if he really desires to elevate them in the social scale. With few exceptions the col- ored people do not make any pretense of main- taining different social grades. This is particu- larty true in the southern states. When set free, the blacks there all found themselves upon acommon level, but that Is not their condition Bow. Very many of them since the war have attained distinction, and to carry out Dr. ‘Turner's idea those who have made their way ‘up in life should only recognize socially the Others who attain the same standard. The maintenance of different social grades among the colored people, just as these grades now exist among the whites, wouid be a great step towards elevating them. Excursions are now advertised cippati and St. Louis, a distance of about 310 malles, for $4.00 for the round trip of 639 miles. ‘This is one of the direct results of competing railway lines between the two cities. For want Of an opposition line on that part of the route lying between the cities of Baletmore and Patl- adelphia, travelers from New York to Washing- ton, and rice rersa, are compelled to Pay the exorbitant price of 50 each Way,—the dis- tance being only some 225 miles. Between New York and Boston, a distance some ten miles Sreater than from Washington to New York, the fare has never, we believe, exceeded $5.00 @ach way, while during the summer season, ‘When competing boat lines are running on the Sound, the rate ts cften as low as one dollar. +2ce-—___ The common testimony not only from repub- cans but from men cf all shades of political Opinion is that the late attempts, and Particu- larly the last effort of the New York Tins, to injure Secretary Sherman’s chances as a presi- dential candidate have fafled of their effect. In fact the impression is that hts prospects have rather been improved than damaged by these assaults. There is always danger that such attacks may be overdene and become a sort of Political boomerang, to return and upset those who make them. +<.-—____ ‘The enemies of Sir William Vernon Harcourt have effectually avenged all their grievances by defeating him tn his recent contest for re- election to Parliament from Oxford. Tue sting ‘Of defeat is rendered tenfold more bitter by rea- on of the fact that Sir William, haviug been Madea member of the new cabinet, had, ac- Cording to the law, to once more go before his Constituents to receive their endorsement and ‘Vote Of confidence. It was, in fact, an expres- Ston of want of confidence; but fn all probabil- ty It will not deprive him of his Place in the wabinet. Some accommodating liberal repre- Senting a safe borough will, no doubt, be in- Guced to retire in favor of Sir William, or per- haps Mr. Gladstone will nomtnate him for the Peerage asa mark of his confidence anda re- Duke to the Oxford constituency. cre ARO 20 Sik anc aa Tse tor ase Wool Grenadines, from 20 picoes All-Silk Black Grenadines, from $1.50 t> beady ye ‘Silk and W ‘ool Grenadines, in colors, from pe ook await a MOURNING GOOD! rail assorted. - stock was never 80 large an: OtWe are pow off tirable fabrics for ‘Wear, had is "W. MI. Bi zyll ol7 Market 5: SPacer ¥ ys .L-LINEN eee ns ‘AN 35 CENTS PER YARD, Former price 37! mts i Guarantee these Ms ice gas Pee ‘They are a 919 Pennsylvania avenue. SaOne Price. Five percent. off for cash. 1t J a HAMS FROM PRINCE GEORGE 00. THREE YEARS OLD. PRICE 15 ors. PER LB. JOHN H. MAGRU DER, FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES. myll 1428 New York ave. Coeaewsces SNUFF, WEYMAN BROS.’ CELEBRATED COPENHAGEN SNUFF, In Guass aNp EARTHEN JARS. Packaves range in size from ONE OUNCE to TEN POUNDS. All ju@ges of snuff are requested togive ita trial, as it has the indorsement of connoisseurs — er tried. The Trade supplied at Factory GEO. W. COCHRAN & CO., 2115 Pennsylvania avenue, myll-6t _Avents for the District of Golumbia. c= OF a Ape INTO BRAIDS Old faded Braids renovated and new hair added to and made into new styles of Plaits, At H. PHILIPPI’S, mayll-2t* $02 7th st., near H. ores L NOTICE. STEAMER GEORGE LEARY, ‘OB THE CAPES OF VIRGINIA. The Sunday trips of shiz steamer from.” Norfolk pil be commenced NEXT SUNDAY, Paseenscerg from Wachian. sz ton have the teacat of ties trips without extra charze. he LEARY leaves Norfolk st 10 a.m., and re- turns to Norfolk about 3 p.m., stopping at Fortress Monroe koing and returning, end at4 p.m., leaves Norfolk ior Waehingtot Fersons prevented froin taking tn the tri sof the LEARY, from whatever cause, durinz the week, through’ failing health, all who are fond of pure, invigorating falt sea alr; those who enjoy a &: square meal; those fond of brass and string music sud dancing, should come and take passaxe, and hear what the * wild waves are sayinx down by the sounding sea. H ‘finele parca to Norfolk or Old Point, $1; round iyli-6t B. F. DODD, Axent. y ‘BS. H. WILSON, MAGNETIC PHYSI- OIAN AND MATERIALIZING MEDIUM, is located at 1005 G st. n.e. Hours from 10 a.m. p.m. Rees Teens, Saturday and Suntiay, 8 o'clock each w: LACK HAMBURGH GRAPES, at Orders for them will be received and Grapes cut from vines ss wanted. N. W. BURCHELL, my10-2t 1332 F street. = CO-PARTNERSHIP Sa fore existing between CHARLES M. HERMAN GRIMME hasthis day been dissolved by mutual consent. Meyer will continue the buenons of 5 lace Sem of Meyer & Grimme, ‘resco House and Sign Painter Gen MEYE! myl0-3t* HERMAN GRIMME. AKRGAINS IN DRY GOODS. LAWNS and PEROALES, 12%. Beantital PRINTS, 8 cts. ve and Double. width 1 BUNTING. Bek ¢ ASHMERES, 40c, to 81.25. Bisek SILKS and SATING. Onlored = and ‘Fancy SILKS, very cl Ail cur Dry Goods et the very owas? Patoes. W™M R. RILEY, Bicey BeitprNa, Cor. 9th and E. UsT RECEIVED FROM SARATOGA, fie celebrated GEYSER WATER, in bottlog and ‘Also, the SUMMIT Maine. These Wi ‘ters, refrixerated, draught from this tim Tce cold SODA WATER, with pure Fruit and Gaal HOR at lowest rates. G. G. C. SIMMS, my8-6t* Cor. 14th st. and N. ¥. ave. OLITICAL WORKS. ‘Works of Alexander Hamilton. Life of Alexander Hamilton, as Shown in His Worke—7 vols. Elliott's Debates and Madison Papers—5 vols. Rives’ Life of Madison—3 vols. Works of Thomas Jefferson—9 vols. Randall's Life of Jefferson—3 vols. John C. Calhoun's Works—6 yols. Gnfford’s Life of William Pitt—6 vols. Benton's Thirty Years in U. 8. Benate—2 vols. <tee Federalist, edited by John 0. Hamilton—1 With pt 3D: others on the same subject, for sale b; NOBLE BEALL. vooe = mys- a LER, Penna. avenue, TTENTION.—Builders and House Owners are requested to call and examine the Stock of SLATE and MARBLE MANTELS at the NEW YORK MANTEL FAGTORY, ‘Priow chemor tien any house in the District. "Also a large stock of Boa eo Linh or ket Cook Sinan Ra BC. oap Stone Lining, ook Stoves, Ranwes, mar8-2w* 493 C street northwest. pes ELY THE LAST WEEK For Our Bargains in SEWING MAOHINES. 100 SEWING MACHINES to be sold this week from 813 to $20 each, in perfect order, warranted for three years. NEEDLES, OILS, PARTS, &c., for all machines always on hand, At OPPENHEIMER'S, my8 528 Oth street, St. Cloud Building. ET THE BEST. G 5 THE CELEBRATED CONCOKD HARNESS AND COLLARS. Ha ne — HARNESS in great variety, at Lowest Pri. Careful attention paid to repairing. my8-1m SEE THE $3.50) & $3.4 AND $5 BOYS The 25, 26, 98 and #10 Boys Dress Suits a a beauty. Men's Suits from #5, 80 Sand BS upwards, ‘Men's Odd Coats from broken suite at half value, Blue Flannel Suits (middie sex), firm colors. and $12. Office coats, 50c. onan best eer a "Black eee Coat in town. "White Ver -25 Blue Fiannél Pants, ‘S150 naa in Soper and at low prices Gee e lancet stock Shows in town, and Prices ows tot and 1018 Pa aves BELBY. 'USSELL’S aCe Shore STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL. ats is not robbed of its purity to enable us to sell it Strawberry Festivals, Church Entertainments and Dealers supplied at a very low price. Family orders attended to with corasuel pone aoe and they can be made up of a dozen different Orders for Sunday should be left on Saturday. Ice Cream shipped by any of the Railroads o1 team ap24-1m,2dc2ap 1427 New York ave. OW IS THE TIME TO GE’ [- Les 8. J. HAGLET AWS AWNING MAKER. a29-Im_ No. 817 Market ‘Spac (UP BTAIRs.) WAVES, WAVES, WAVES, ba DEMONG: VAMBROBIAL. “Sie 9th pointe G U.B. Patent Office. 3 CABD EHOTOGRAPHS FoR $1.001 FINisH Gi BLACKLIDGE. toe Phocerasher, 7ER Market Space, bet. 7th and 8th sts. ar apio.. aw" ee ee (Oe ed NOTICE! — STATUARY, =xoxuue ae STONES, MANTELS, &c., w! wil be reasonal MONU! oe eae ECTOGRAPH on OMOG ‘ASES ices ine. and pes Caan 81.25; 1.50; Sd 82; Ink, 16 cts.’ per oz. Sacds ‘ charges. 5 r. Beet gh Be nw. tat ANITARY PLUMBING. as Eee Sis oe es examination PLU! view to its rangement Order promptly ‘3p6-2m*; ee Broadway, New York, Bey pee on small become Stocks quoted on Legh ye rong a also deal in Loo Nei hie Privi- ‘379-00 WD NAVY.—Ofticers = absent from Washinetony can have tocit 2 attentioe eer Frectvent uy bad TSR Somes cae, ake ea (['SE MILD POWER CURES. HUMPHREYS’ ere isp tte ALLO Bee me eae ex) perience Aci od reliable, nae wre the Ls 7 ah eg ree e! cent. ‘Sie prams Chay: ‘are bili! Urinary Woatne Wetting the Bed. nous of the a Palpation.- BALE DY ALL, DRUGOISTS, Or sent py th the case, or single vial, free of charge, he Adarets Schifiners: 4OMEOPATHIO MED- dumphieye' Specie Manual on Disease andi Ita res), sent fr Wwmte DUCK VESTS LINEN D U8 TERS OPENED TO-Day. . LADIES RIDING HABITS TO ORDER. 935 Pennsylvania ave. recraE: NOTICE. DRY GOODS. 1,000 yards black and white Striped SILKS, 500. Ho yards Black bilk GRENAD: 10 Pieces choice shade MOMIE CLOTH, at re- du 50 pi 8 a LINEN LAWN, 3%. Ever 7 coor, in zens a “American BUNT- aGs, Large lot of DRESS GOODS, 1214 and 25e. Some from last season cest 50 a1 Fulltock MOURNING GOOD! pgutis. iB Reumants Courtaula’s Enwish CRAPE, half the HOUSEREEEING GOODS in great variety. NE PRICE Marked in plain tures. An examiuation of stock Poquactea. JOHN T. MITCHELL, my8 my7-4t 931 Penn’a ave. GEECEsE) OFFERINGS oF NEW GOODS, ar GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. OHILDREN’S WHITE OAMBRIO DRESSES, At 80 cents to 81.37; well made. CHILDREN’S AND YOUNG MISSES’ NAINSOOK DRESSES, ‘Trimmed with Hambury 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 $22.00 to $35.00. NOOT’S, my4-Im 91S Pent ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. THIS WEEK UNUSUAL BARGAINS In FINE LACES, Compaisina POINT D’ALENCON, LANGUEDOC, VALENCIENNES, And all the LATEST NOVELTIES in TRIMMING LACES, REAL and IMMITATION. SPECIALTIES IN DRESS TRIMMINGS AND SMALL WARES. NEW YORK and BOSTON ASSORTMENT AND PRICES. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE, 705 and 709 Market Space. P.8.—Our passenger Elevator is now in opsra- tion. my8 aerED areas CLOTHES to make and Beni Boys’ Clothes cut and made in neat a jent’s Pantaloons a myecialty Fine dine a assured. hs Toe Penusyl ania ave. may6-10t* ees OO BASS ARE BITING!!! Prof. Baird says the Potomac is the best Bass River in the country. Be 88 RODS from 60c to $10. ASS LINES from 25c. to 3. RENTUGRY EELS, gud each, BASS HELLGRAMITES, each 50c. O’MEARA’S SPORTING BAZAR, Cor. 15th and F sts., opposite Treasury. Headquarters for the Great eee panera Razor; Archery, Base Balls, 86 Flobert Bitte aud 1.60 Beven Shot Revolvers, rs ly EUCALYPTINE From Australian Trees. Lp Ge pipes and Skin Affections. For Han De nened b; Household work, ‘ee. For Toller nce hap ples, Se. For Tender. fect ets BOR Corns, But Bunions, &c. ou lemore pemeey. irae Moar Bites ana 8 Perfectly Clean in Use. Bold by all Druggists. Price 25 cents. _marl)-3m ECOND HAND CLOTHING, 78, BOOTS, Beer WATCHES, Gan ee of at hoa of ‘St, rtweat nded to: aeeuaaeed FILE HOLDERS FOR FILE ROOMS, OFFICES, VAULTS, BAFES, DESKS, &c. FOR FILING a VOUCHERS, DEEDS, WILLS, PAMPHLETS, &o., &o. BALES ROOMS AND MANUFACTORY, ar20-s,tu,th,2m 705 and 707 Oth st. n.w Dior cebdtapeka ge fae ec ee oven Cad WA Sarees OF of, ro Bank ECHEsiO Hoe ao OME beret es papa and eel lsoa” ane vs ‘double {nvestments once guarantee against apd Mining Re oe naar 628 THE HUB PUNCH. 4 PURE DELICIOUS BEVERAGE. SOLELY BY © ieee AVES 2 SONS, Bas LATELY : wine da giToRe 4 LAR FAVOR AS A” HEATHEUL aN "ALATABLE DRINK. IT 18 PREPARED, GREAT CARE ane DITION FO THE BEST 2 CHOICE THINGS OF THE TAB! CH aso Roe ae URES OF AND GOOD es IF FS ENJOYED, “HUB P PUNCH,” 18 ADOPTED AS A TRADE MARK TO SECURE THE PUBLIC AND PROPRIETORS AGAINST IMPOSITION BY ‘'FHE INTRODUCTION OF SPURIOUS ARTIOLES. All unauthorized Mark will be Promptly prosecuted. Cc. . GRAVES & SONS, Bostrom, Mass. THE HUB PUNCH oe ee Fionson & 00. nis WILLIAM ONME & BONS, NOLS ‘Peas cw. B. WY REEDS BONS, 2aN@ ot ve. syivenls ave. n. BROWNING & MIDDLETON, ELIA OHELINI, ave. JOHN HM MAGEUD oo. BEYAN. corner 1 (OHN TH, corner 9th and D sts. 0: ASHBY corner 3d and E sts. n.w. STE. BRYAN, 148 O street Fp, KEXWORTH. TUNE & BRO. 519 "BEILLIES, BU2 Lath ane FORA, ga at ae nel an e GARRISON, cor. Corcoran and 14th sta. a bs leading’ Wine Merchants, Grocers, ta a Teale, G0; TAYLOWS OLD BOURBON "BOURBON BOCK—best in' the world for eral use and medicinal purposes. J. H. CRANE, WHOLESALE AGENT, 460 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W LUMBER! nw. eg aye pith apl4-1m LUMBER! OUR PRICE LIST. WE ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST. No. 1 BOARDS, all 16 feet long. .per 100 fect, $1.25 VIRGINIA FLOORING, No. 2.. ** ** ** 1.75 HEADED PALINGS, 4 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, COR. 6TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE ap27 F4ers WHICH SHOULD BE REMEMBERED! IT 18 A FAOT That at the “FAMOUS,” No. 400 Seventh street, a choice selection of SEASONABLE CLOTHING can be seen. IT 18 A FAOT 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 FAOT That at the *‘ FAMOUS ” there is but ONE PRICE. IT 1S A FAOT 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 “FAM OU S.* No, 400 Seventh st. n.wee ap30 CORNER D. DR. F, A. VON. MOSOHZISKER, OFFICE 619 Nineteenth st. n.w. Special 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 MOSCHZISHER has pence been long enor als in Washington and complished sufticient in fession to feel thst er commend of his oH or success is unneces- tary. Asan author of medical works upon the or- gans of whose treatment he has made specialties for Teri att ftir Sanaa gta well known both in Europe and this country. Dr. von MOSCHZISHER feels some personal Saree in the fact that the list of hi his s patients Gan i anes of more men bf distin of the country, than probabl ‘hate BICIAN OK SPECIALIST in the Their ORIGINAL LETTERS TO ied at his office by those interested. FROM SENATOR VOORHEES. I thank you very pocare corre relief I apy from your treatment of my hearing, which has Serloualy imap paired, the reanito om an a ezceaaivel ss eee OF HEARING. Moschzieker’s Soyer in my ease—oa- Dr. voi tarrh wna Beatae iness—pro' rfect eu: 1 pee but a rust tribute to him to make 4 iknow toall his medical services that I have tuete conn mnfidence in his pofeerional st suites, National Brass Works, Washington. DAVIDGI Chief of the Redemption Division 0. 8. Peeaiury FROM HORATIO SEYMOUE. Dr. von Moschzisker brings me letters of intro- duction from genilemen of characterand standing. ‘They speak highly of his skill and success in the treatment of diseases of the Eye and Ear, and those Organs, and of ttainme: a Poet eee elle in all casos whic tof focus eive ot aEeMOU ‘Office hours: Woon 9 om wip: oe from 3 toSp.m. ANNOUNCEMENT. CLOTHING. iblic that my A. STRAUS, OLOTHIER, ROLL Pennsylvania Avenue, ‘@orwoen 10th end Ltn stceete. marat-ly WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. WANED TA NVOMAR to to cook in a Restaurant, & RI REAR OF Hc SE 923 D at. ball ANTED—A first-class CRAP, re 413-415 9th st. ; white preferred. class Journeyman sae ressing Sal ANTED—One first- | WY, and ‘at Ebbitt House Hair Di loon. ANTED—DRESSMAKERS and APPREN- TICES at Miss DEVLIN'S, 2116 Pa. ave. Tisll-2t Wit Unfurnished ROOMS on firat floor for an ee ntleman and wife. Ad- dress H- J.. City Post offive: myli-2t ‘ANTED—A white WOMAN to cook, wash and &c,, for small family : best reference re- aired. "Apnig 1v00 Hatem ito y ANTED—Two BARBERS at ‘Apply at 55 Oameron st » Alexandria, Va: one to take TO} charge of the City Hotel shop. WANTED A settled WOMAN to take care = a few rooms and to do light washing and iron- ing. Apply at 417 13th at. n.w. ANTED—By a reliable Girl sERTOS b hamberwork ai iting : leave fhe city. Address Mt. Star ‘ihe TWARTED_A GIRL to do housework for a sinall family; German preferred. Also, a colored BOY, with reference. No. 305 10th st.n.w.ml1-2* ANTED Two TAILORESSES to werk on ts; hihest prices paid. Apply at DAN'L BR CUneE 603 C st, near the City moe ee 7 SaNTEDS ‘By respectable Woman. aTTUATIOR as chambermaid aud plain sewing or house- work in small family; no objections togoto the country. Apply 727 3d'st.n.w. WANTED 4 thoroughly experienced a in making Ico Cream and Water-Ices: best ref- Fences required. “Apply at $11 Pennsylvania ay Capite) Hill. att YyANTED—By a any. a furnished and airy ROOM convenient te FOR RENT AND SALE. Gown. INVESTMENTS. —We are auth’ Orized t. H offer the follo 1 . aires te following property for immediate 18 per month. Inquire at 926 — Tam | A atest FRAME t rooms, aR, OB RENT—Six-room HOUSE No. ay Tith | FR bah oud lot ton thirty Toot alles, and stable. it $13. Also, one new ten room | to wood tenant Sy oe fie er® months” Anny Thos bet po tenn Lovess iS, ine for #20 to prom S on F SRR oe ene 4 Ee sib Location me. " pone Sena Oe eabonen per month; 21 tickets, $5: 25 ceuts per meal, Best A three st ME HOUSE. on L st., between ivedu Tpll-3 15th and ‘ier seven roots aca water ana bath. RENT BRIO DWELLING, No 807 | a Ba. ee Te OAT a eR fOr rooma, as and bath. iL Inquire W. B. ON. cormer’ 20th and t | ee Se, sts. myll-eost yk RENT—FRAME DWELLING, 913 sens st. even roome, gas, water and bath’ lange Rent 825. Inquire of W. R. WILCOS, comer aie SALE bet. 17th 4 18th «te. n.. FS handeore, it Cui MITE, tonttue’s ane of the choicest SALES A’ small ‘THAN oF and I sts. may Ll ASF be pehire or cor facing rate Circle. (OR RENT=ONG Dy KGL BRIOR nine | Sante Statue, Lor $9 Tome, all modera, improvements. mear Pr nan qn iin et. FOR s NALE-Samachorettenre WILCOX. coi Tnauite Nagi | BencbrNe Aa ot seis eal Gok, Sorter Ath aL Teo | ive aname OR SALE Randeonie PROPERTY Ce i Le Foe RENT Host PRESSED BRIOK, 1501 13th t wa Circle: southera exposure; panere imted omit taken this week ; $35. OTIS BI 605 7th st_n.w. myll-2w ‘OR RENT. ae K ae containing seven rooms, cellar, with all modern improvements; st. new. We ‘orner of 26) 2. w., consisting of three Stor sutra th an sajniped ‘by desirable Building Lots will be sold ata @acrifice. FORK SALE—14)) st. n.w., a four-story Press Brick containing ten rooms and modern iny will sell at a great a ot Be ator Paw. two-story and baseti Patent Onice. “THOS. 3. Sed Rent 815 per month. myll-St FE RENT—One suite of Unfurnished KROUMS; ali0, one suite, or singly, handsomey fur- TADSE «Rent low t5 responsibie parties. Addnas 10H ete new PO = RIOR RENT—Veny Cimar—One nicely = FRONT BOOM, suitable for one or two persous also, ore HALL BED- ROOM, in house with todera comventences. 815 6th st. nw. mylL-3t JOR RENT—Denine THE StMMER—A Furaiehed HOUSE in LeDroxt Park; honee contains seven ms snd bath-room and has southera and western 12s Fat F st, FOR —e R. 0. HOLTZMAN, REAL Estate AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. 23 1639 st. now. 17 Fst.nw. 8125 th at-n.w-100 415 13th #t.now. all y Departments; best ref- | exposure. A family’ without children erred erences. Address, with lowest terms, Box Jt | Eeterences @xchanged.” Address LEDROLE PARR, btar citice. Star office. myl1-3t WASTED. COOSUITS of GENTS es Foe REN as Communicating Front and to clean, at 1003 F st, Price $1.50 per suit. Back KOOMS, on second floor; bath adjoining: Very best work by competent hands. Go As ca'led | convenient to strect cars No. 1256 8th st. myl0 3t* for and celivered. myl0-2t* NTED—Two unfurnished ROOMS (one large snd one emall), second floor, betweet 9th ith ste., N. Y. ave.’ and E st. ‘Address, terms, GDN Y. ave. myll-2c* ANTED—Live MEN to sell new alarm letter- box, for business housea and private resi- dences. Takes splendidly; fine commission; ref erences required. 424 New York ave. ‘it® ANTED—A Young WOMAN, white or color ed, as nurse and ladies’ maid; one who can few neally preferred; must furnish’ recommenda. tions. Apply at basement door, 26 Bst.n e._It* WANTED, A respectable white Woman, of ro- duced circumstances, would feel grateful for gentlemen's or family neon tee satisfaction. Address myl1-2t* W. Buh eet elderly Lady three Unfurnished ROOMS, wae for housekeeping, in re- i ING, and will caaran- . D. O., Star office. locality; rent not exceeding #10 per Adaress DRUG STORE, S24 12th et n my: Waibae, the use of an Invalid, a HORSE and Low BUGGY or PH.ETU! o be need a few hours three or four afternoons in the week; will be used with the greatest recevits the charge must Adadres tar office. 1t* TES to furnish with white Cooks, Laundresies, amstresses and other MIL! we agers Ghambermatds, ‘Nurses and help, with of reference, at short notice. ‘Me! NALD = CO., 809 5th st.n.w. — myll-lw’) WANTED A MAN in Washington to supply Stores, Restaurants and Families with Orabs during the coming season; can either buy for cash or sell on commission; a chance for the right man to make money Address SHIPPER, P. O. Box 29, Baltimore, Mi mylI-3t* Vv ) ANTED—To Puncuase— An established COAL AED. _ Address, stating price and location, Box ue Star Office. ¥10-2t" ANTED—Ten first-class VEST aint DS. The highest prices spaid. “Bring ample ot A Apply No. 414 9th st. ANTED—Eeperiencad and ‘ra wee, TANDS 3 ee work on ladies’ garments, WW. SACHERMAN- WARXIED-A SERVANT GIRL for general housework ; white preferred ; good waxes: at 1002 Pa. ave. n.w. my10-21 ANTED—A WHITE MAN as first-class waiter and general house servant; none but best need apply; 1016 List. nw, northeast corner ¢ i and JOR RENT—One fix-room HOUSE, all qpodern Improvements; $16 per month: 1s a Inquire 238 ith “st. 5. w., OHN erat: VOR RENT—Five-room HOUSE ND aoe opposite Corcoran Market. | 820 per month’ 0 S17 9th et werém ice ire SDHEATLEY BROS., Rhy adie sain ae | sie ath fey ys w.,store 28 RK = OR SALE—A beautiful COUNTRY PLACE, ten-room houre, good stable and car- Nage-house; plenty of fruit. Address N.. Star «tice. OR RENT. 221 E st-n- ¥._ ten rooms, all modern imps.; $40. 1030 17% et. n.w., ten rooms, all modern imps.; 845. 1510 Madino’ st ew. ve TOs, Ee and water ANEN- HOWER & 10 ¥ it. nw. * mmpi0-6t Fe “ae ‘On terms of $150 cash and monthly, new seven-room HOUBE, with ¢ modern improvement, half block from P-st. Circle aud 13th st. n.w.: price £2,250; rented perma- rently at 20 in advance. For gale, on monthly payments to suit purchasers, if bought this month, eight Press Brick Front HOUSES, with seven rooms and every modern improvement, fronting south on & st., between llth and 12th north’ of Lincoln Pa: BUILDING LOTS to lease and sell in every part city. “J. W. STARK, 1429 New York ave. ilyl0-6t FPORRENT From June Ist, first-class furnished USE, West End, at low rent for summer. Apply 1809 tet. for location and terms. _mys-3t POR RENT A three-story BRICK HOUSE, fur nished, on Mt., June, July and Augnst. ag very’ fo hn "ade ress Or apply a Se I make no charge to landlords for advortising their property, and keep it before the public con- stantly. Thave many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; also, Houses in every section at ad from $1,000 to 80,000." Now ia the time 10 BR. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. FOR BEST Case, story, and basement BRIOK yt st. 11 rooms, all modern pots rent $i ‘The fine BRICK DWELLING, modern conven- from, May ist 250 per montis. root a bet. 17th, ences— BLS. do front ral 6- Toon TBHIOK Hou SES, fi et. d 1st 88 per month. “Ap te as 8. PRATT « BON, cor. bt YM EAL ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., Br CLoup Bouriprina, Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. aja RENT—Two en HOUSES tn McPher- it son Square, now building; willsoon be finished. mys i hand . A Baitang Fe RENT—Delichtful ROOMS, Ist, at a7 3a flocrs, with ali modern improvemente, fur- nished or unfurnished , pleasant Jocation—No, Ses ith st. n.w. FOE SALE At s bareain, aLOT twenty by one | two seven-room BRICK HOUSES, mod. imps}, 4 bundi on Q st. between 16th and a net Fit a DUVALL win RE, Real Estate | Pearly new, good neighborhood ; 8 Lrokers, a st. new. mys-ft Other HOUSES and STORES in different por- ‘OR SALE—Partly furnished BRICK HOUBE, tions of the city. ms, 343 T st. nw. rool modern conve- I et Scere frotit, vay windows, in complete Call at our office for Bulletin. crder. ’ Price $3,500. FOR SALE—A very fine HOUSE, on Conn. ave., 18th st. and Jefferson Place—now being buil acetate aad LOTS at different prices and on terms to, aay attention will be paid to any business en- trusted to our care. apis Fe RENT—Two communicating ROOMS; also single ROOM, south front on Judiciary Square, [leasant summer rooms, with or without BOARD. Do. 403 G st. awe 3 z ne T56 different places, small, Dwellings, Stores, Oflices, ‘Suburbas Properties. Bulletin’ changed nearly’ eve day. FLA MCINTIRE, 918 Fete ae mys We 'TED—White and Colored: =e cs maids, half-erown Colored seal wt with re Bore for city and. country wood. Beas Of & eS co. ate WANzEDSA Jarge, number of aoa Waiters: and other experienced Male Help, white and colgred, wanted for summer hotels neat N ios <ddresst OF ‘Agency, Broadway, New Fork citys myi0-Im WARZTED_A middle-aged 1WHITE WOMAN as child’s nurse. To thorouzhly good one a permanent eltuation and cood waxes will be given. est of petcrencesy required andgiven. Address Box 5%, btar Office. myl0-4t WASTED—To Box FRAME aouses that re- ire to be moved. Apply to W. BAERS. No. 2133 G st. n.w. FO ez RENT— gh et gen aed BUILDING, |. TREast FOR RENT Rurnined or Ee cat Orrosne D. Easvey, 167a OXD or THIRD FLOOR, and one Back Room furnished, all with modern improvements. ‘Terms Teaeonabic. “AVDy at No 1009 Fee Bowe mene | Fine Sern Si at Agi mee QOR RENT, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI. | and onevery floor. Elevator and steam VATE AND AT AUOTIO’ ON See Bulletin issued | Dark rooms for storage. inquire of tbe Janitor, Fa the Tat and 1eth of exergy month, at the office of | _apria HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th st. n.w. mys-3t* Fe RENT—HOUSE and STABLE, in the coun- ty, on Magnolia ave., leading to’ Briehtwoo. about 3 miles from Washington. Good water an fruit. | Inquire of J. W. RAY, near Rock Oreck Feb. mys-3t? OE RENT—115 Maryland ave. ne., handsome: ly furnished suite of taree ROOMS on 2d floor; ‘will rent for the summer for $25 per month; half square from Capitol Park. First class Ti ard MONEY TO LOAN. 30, 000 TO LOAN In ‘one sum for 5 or 10 xan. 10,000, 5,000, $2,500, #1, at 6 per WAnteDs large unfurnished ae in choice location, suitable for a first-class "eeu Address Box 13, Star office. N.Y. dies especially di can sell tito advantaze. ANTED_ FAMILIES | to Toe == Ea Lane Nay 10th, an oblong black-cnameled old SLEEVE BULTON, for which a suitable be, pala if returned to A. F. MORA| iy nae 1022 7th st. n. ii OS8T—On May 10, with initials T. July 7, 1879, on inside. returned to 348 Pa ave. n.w. EE OST[A bunch of KEYS, either in the Schuet- Park or on the way from Ab- ner’s | {to the Park. Finder will pleane rerun to ABNER. 413-415 9th Bat Leura oe Saddle HARNESS oa between L st. and Vermont ave. and I st.,near corner of 16th. A suitable reward if left at DOW- NEY'S Stable, 1013 17th st. my10-2t ‘O8T—On Sunda; , 1880, alarge bunch | ae ee ee suing a Hijeral rowata "will be ids Nii, MILLER, Attorney: a 326 434 st my10-3t* FOR SALE. FROE BATEA larzo ICE BOX in good condition, suitable for a butcher or fon store, Ay py to CHAS. HELD, 692050 new. AP OR SALE—A large Stock of New a ‘Beoond- hand CARRIAGES of the best mal quake : and finiah, such as T and Vi iilage © Extension’Tops, Jump Beata, 8 CEBEE ‘i. GRAHAM, . between D and En. ae 410-416 8th Repairing promises attended to. JFGE BALE A Rnabe PIANO, in excel Jent condition, ‘vers: cheap. Address ay 0 ee at 608 F st. n.w. my10-3t* —A double seated family CAR- 5aR F% TAGES HORSE and HARNESS. En- quire: at COWLING'S Stables, No. 1307 oro. my! eS See al aS HSE=., 2° BUGGY and aise for sale; can be seen at . E. BARNES’ rey Btabies, 312 Pan east, or address. 7 W. Louis, 161 ¢th st. 0-6. myl0-3t* GEVERAL FINE, PIANOS, VERY LITTLE Fore FOR BALE AT A SACRIFICE, OB CA CARH, at 723 7th street northwest. Sea R SALE—A Kentucky Blooded ee and Harress MABE, six years ee Can be acen_at GHEEN & OSBORN'S Siabi and 629 Get-n.w.. fora for dave. mys-3i jt ‘OR SALE—A Fire and Boralar proof B BANK- ERS' SAI an Automatic Sill E SEORETARY( very low. Address ARM- Also other articles ad Soy low. STRONG, City post my8-3t* Fx Oe ass JUMP- T id HAR- NESS; Feige ETON — AR. BUGUELY © “BOWEN. We ooie Nat York ave. my6-2w* 1B SALE—A FINE OOLLEOTION of Gold, Sil- ver, Copper and Brass Ooins and Modale, per jones, &e., embracing american and Septing 1855 and 1627 quarters Tete egies 0 an Guplicates, Address OOINS, Star ofioe: as fai? Fes Ee of every destrl HARNESS anc ion wand ead all cue tisfaction guaran nteed. poy Sy F. DOWNEY'S Stable, 1013 ra Bt. n.W. ‘ap26 if STOCK OF SPRING WAGONS, suitable for ail kings of basineas, (DE WAGONG. ‘This Wi aiooe finished. TOP BUGG! PHRTONS, bos LANDAT for asic very low om monthly avis AS. Ee on nee PROBEY, 5 ERKA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, .NUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST CLAYS. VEBY ORNAMENTAL, and in imftstion of all kinds ef and stone, Jost as For sale ata heavy discount from former prices. TERRA COTTA VASES, SEWEE PIPE, STOVE OBOOKS, &0., AT THE LOWEST BATES. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA CO., 401 New Jersey ave, Hoar B. & Q- Depot. FOR BENT, A HOUSE, with seven rooms, pless- antly located near Brightwood ; sta carriage houee, and'a rood ‘well of water at the sion will No Delay. rent for the searon or by the year. Address BD. B. 0. HOLTZMAN, CABPENTER, Brightwood, D. O- myst | a7 ach and Fas KR BENT—A comfortable HOUSE, modern 5 = Pee proveinents, “Spite ahatbe auld, be oo ind DWELLING, on Gantt Hh eerie tio S1m.on) TO LOAM, anc 101 Hill: moderate rent to } + In amounts, to suit at 6 por oant. tn on aT =e 42; uth st n.w_ WBS | fel aon eit ete ral oa ascot meee = DW : NER ‘M187 st. p.w., 6 rooms, # io. 2107 1S st. = 6 F at. 0.50: 805 East Cap. st. § rooms, se, me, Bi sp 8 - st. 8.w., 5 rooms, ais or tet st $13; 526 1th 6 1011” wee F et ores. ‘Apply, OA. SS Cay CayYWooD, Fe RENTOA handsome, _BUSINESS CHANCES. _ OR SALE—Onrar—A big bay show WINDOW, ood for any business. Nine quire 1940 G st. It ‘nay well-built 12-room HOUKE, with all moderm improvements, in Vy ANTED — Instepiarety — @3,000 worth of ood locality, B.e., to rent at #25 per mouth Gas | WW DRAWBACK GERTIFICATES, at ‘lowest pets on parlors and some new Furniture for sale to | rat E. BUEFO RD & [arties retin the house. Address **Armettony,” | “my 11-3 10 F sts a, sty EO OMe: mr tela OK SALE_HALF iT in an eqaliehed (OR GALE—LOTS 9, 10, 13, 14, 17 and 18 De- NEWSPAPER and JOB OFFICE. “Must sal Bales at between Conn. ave. abd Lith st.n.w. | Terms 81,000 Addrves PRINTBE, (Star having a frontexe of 27 deep. “Thess muy L1-e03t' Lots are most desirable for private residences, and Will be sold at reasonable prices, on terms to guit. Fe SALE—Ar 4 Bancars—110 acres of LAND CO., 509 st. D., 24) eg V7. t bilver Spring Station, 7th-street road, alx ‘miles from ci city. Also, 75 Acres half mile from sta- tion. Apply to ‘ a W.E. BURFORD £00, ect ciatatees 2 it IG ‘OB SALE—One of those di a PRE a Sea = ernie modern bs Ei be se and 2d sta. myll-6" 115 F st. n.w. a ae ce ee HOUSE No, 00 k W 4RIED-OASH BIDS tor a PLASTER. n-w., on easy terms and low figure. ‘Also, No. 716 ING and PAINTING on nine fouses on B Bt. .e., at $1,200. Apply to M. MI. Ri ROBBER, | *t-. between 11th and 12th ste. (Second Nationai Bank,) 609 7th st. n.w. my6-st ‘OR RENT—Elegant APART at reduced rates; southern, eastern and western exposure; all modern conveniences; at 1027 cosets ae near McPherson square. y5-Im ea R= RENT Several of those elegant, HOUSES in * Row,” on East Capitol st., bet, 2d ana sa ets. rea be leased to first-class tenants lower fhan any like houses in the District:each house handsomely finished; contains 14 rooma, 3 bath undry, &e., and i'w. STARR, myl0-6t 1429 New York avente. FE SALES One of the best GROCERY aud PRO- VISION STORES on “th st. n.w., doing good cash business ; will be sold low for reasons for sel'ing, enzaged in other business. Address Box 118, Star office. my10-6t GAREAT BARGAIN:—Good HOUSE, heart of the -W., three story Brick, 10 aR ca aii con eniences ; will sold as owner is ieavine, city. all modera improve- steam H. WARNE! supplied by steam force pump t> all | my10 st Die F atreet nw. i mite ae a. &e., RK SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR BAL Hep RAN a CITY PROPERKTY—DW eg Ns st.n.w. Inquire of W. B. LURD, 607 Le my8-3t ie yy ANTED TO BORROW-— 83,500 for thres or five years at 7 per cent. on ample real estate security. agent need apply; no commaiaon paid. Addrees @. G., Star on Foes SALE-Two new HOUSES under = oyer being a bargain for so nice a house and R RENT STORE, with STABLE and CEL- LAR, corner of 9th aud L sts W. 0: JOHNSON, 118 13th st. new, Fou RENT —A first-class RESIDENCE, situated ee tA to on Khode Island ave-, between 15th ‘and 16th Ireahen: ‘$1,000 or 82,000 ‘cash "required dows, Ste., adjacent to Scott statue, No. 1517. Apply to | Those viily that desire te purchase, address OWN: 5.3. SHEDD. No: 1402 ath ot uewe my dw” | BR ae ge ayes FOE RENT Two furnished PARLORS on sec- ANTED Furniture, Carpets” Organs, Pi- ond floor, en suite, southern exposure; bath, anor, Crockery, &c., &e, to store. Money losed on the Same, at R.'FU LTON Office, 314 $th st. SECOND HAND BICYCLES: water, &c., on same floor; rent reasonable. 13th st. E sts.n.w. R RENT—The STORE and DWELLING No. 1839 K st. n.w. It will be rented low to a good Craale at Bicycle Derot, 412 11th #t.. near and responsible tenant. “Avply to No. 11s naooe st. | PF taken every make of Bicyc! ere and examine two Bieyles for raifie, my7-6t* $ Lows Fors SALE—LOT on 16th st., near cor. ol T.ave., OOD UNENCUMBERED LOTS WILL BE orth Scott's circle, 22x125 ft. to 20 ft. tak ‘hole rt it fo = alley ys at be be sold, owner leaving ety. 610.1 st G m bay window Brame Brick ORE horth. West: rents” well.” ‘ofios. 3ORRE TEN By6-6t WELLING No. Sais Tats Dw. af cellar, with all modern imprave- ments. Apply 1381 st. ap23-2W FS RENT—No. 406 lstst. s.e., a well —— mntaini ——————————EEE———E— Ss FE BALE OR EXCHANGE—GARDEN FARM, in high state of cultivation, the best ict, 4 miles from city: truck garden near the MOUSE, cen Toad; Als 100 Acros elaine, well wi aioders i Sas cree ron cre fuguireot HUGUELY & BO! 7 648 New York = xk RELT CA... Sak seo. RAED Bessgrance (Tenany_Oottaro-bait R EENT—One HOUSE, and two for sale on FE BRICK. HOUSE, modern improvements, Fess forms: ‘all mows ineer, Fost Pete Charch ot teaukon see cee ee “nagire Be myl-2w* Falls Ghurch,¥a. conders Offs, Oity Hall” ANTE MILITARY BOUNTY LAND Wal POE SALE OR RENT—An aN Se all sod leet Seu sonek Eighest race — ferme rarsianog | will be paid. - WILLIA! a, SOnNSTO! ‘Atoey aputtining 20 foomm tarnished 0 Law. Room ai. he Droit Battin home comforts. Address Mrs. ting ais g fret-class hone it | VAN METRE: cry ile, lark Oo..Var atte every respect. tOA- HYDE, Risge te Oo-a1? ait Co Steacktg a Re RENT AND BALE. VOUNTRY BOARD in, a hes a om aa bree ae st, oul oF send for REAL ES frat. "iuilk and and fresh varetable,. Bat mard-2m—'B. H. WARNER, 816 F st. nw. Pee regent, ema, > Bebe Legh oie Op ee FS RENT—Furnished PARLOES aud BED- nogus and ROOMS furnished for ing, and several small BEDROOMS. 354 Penney’ are and Ohio Farm, or address = — HBadeaebune MESH ADAMS. mnyto-3 yz ONTRY BOARD, one mile BOARDING. Diianeancn Wome: r oe cutis 1209 Sod: 3W.PAREOB and_BED- ee EROME "particulars E ate 1209, AND, south front ‘Terms very low for Ee my’ ‘TRANSIENT SRP SP. ay accommodated st aye iw? Mes B HOUSE. sor. i ° god, 1 ed ap29-1m* a etree. ROOMS, WITH. Fai earns eel rice = aplé-tw* Th F, Ce Fate i Seer to 87 per week. Panes Sg UIE: