Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1880, Page 2

T DP" GOODS FOR THE SPE! bere! MILD POWER CURES. HE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. THURSDAY. May 13, U CROSBY 8. NOYES.... Editor. fhe Evening Star has « regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other datly payer published in Washington, and equal totha of all the other daily payers here added to- gether. ———— THe 8taR is connected with the wires of the Nz- ftonal Telephone Exchange and with the Western Union Telephone Exchange. Both these agencies ean therefore be availed of in sending to Tax STAR Sdvertisements, orders for the paper to be served, Bews, or any information, st any hour of the day free of charge. These facilities are a great conve- ience, and will be appreciated by the customers of Tan use ‘The Double Sheet on aturday. ‘THE Star will be published as usual on Satur- day in eight page form of fifty-six columns, Advertisers and newsdealers will please send in their orders as early as practicable for this enlarged and extra edition. The number of new advertisements printed last Saturday was 125. The number thus far printed in May is9L —_—_<re- __. What an Early Adjournment Means ‘The wisest and safest of the democratic lead- ers outside of Congress think that Speaker Randall’s adjournment policy is fraught with danger to the party, because ic almost neces. sarily Involves the neglect of some of the many Public interests depending upon Congressional action. Speaker Randall's policy antagonizes the general interests of the party to subserve Special political interests. It is dictated by Til- den, and selfish ambition is itsfoundation. If the democratic party can be kept bound to the “fraud” issue until the meeting of the Cincin- nati convention, Tilden’s nomination is almost assured. If other new issues arise to engross the attention of the party, then Tilden falls back to the rear and some representative of the later and livelier questions of political con- troversy will be chosen as a rallying cry for the democratic hosts, The present session of Con- gress has lasted five months and a half, and during all that time the Tilden-Randall policy of inaction has been forced upon the majority agalpst its wish. The united press of the party nd the voice of all Its representative men out- side the Tilden clique have joined in a demand fer tariff reform, but the whisper of Gramercy Park, though loud enough to reach only the Speaker's ears, has proved more potent than the party call. The spell of Tildenism seems to have paralyzed the democratic majority in Congress :is well as to have deafened its ears to the call of party and public duty. Now the Tilden-Kandall plan ts to cut the session short, Tush through the appropriation bills, throw all the other public business, no matter how im- Pperative. to the dogs, and march the democracy to Cincinnati under a single panner with “fraud” inscribed on one side and Tilden on the other. According to Tammany and thousands of Other democrats, such a banner would be emt- nently appropriate; but aside from atl party considerations, the country at large has some claims upon the majority in Congress which it should not fgnore. There is not a single public interest which calls for an early adjournment. On the contrary, eyery interest of the people can be better attended to by a continuation of the session long enough for the various matters pending before Congress to be considered with calmness and deliberation. Congressmen are paid by the year to legislate for the people, and not to consult party wishes or the interests of Presidential candidates. The people will not dispute the right of the democratic majority to fritter away it’s party prospects, but they will and do protest against {t's permitting the pud- ic business being made subservient to political schemes. ——————— ‘The supreme court of Pennsylvania has just rendered a decision in a civil rights case, which upsets the theory that places of public amuse- ment in refusing admission to any persons or denying them seats are only Mable for the price of admission. A colored man and hls wife were Tefused admission to a pubile entertainment in Yhiladelphia some years ago, upon tickets they had purchased. They brought suit, and the lower court awarded them $900 damages.- The case was appealed on the ground that the Plaintiffs could only recover the amount they paid for their tickets. The supreme court has affirmed the judgment of the lower court, and im its opinion holds that the purchasers and holders of tickets for particular seats “have more than a mere license;” that their right is more in the nature of a lease, “entitling them to peaceable ingress and egress and exclusive pos- session of the designated seats during the per- formance.” ————~-—___. In Philadelphia the cther day an apparently well-meaning young person, in a spirit of fun, pointed a gun at the head of a friend. The consequence was the usual result in such cases, ‘The friend fell dead. Of course the jocular gun- holder didn’t know the gun was loaged, and of course he was very sorry. But all the same he Ought to be punished. [t cannot be claimed that It would do any good to afterward hanga max who died from his own act of looking down the barrel of a gun that he thought wasn”t loaded; but the protection of society certainly seems to require that laws should be passed making it a penitentiary offence to point a gun or pistol at another person under any cireum- ‘Stances, and punishing by hanging whenever death occurs to another from that too common style of playful pastime. The plea of ignorance or want of Intent ought not to have any weight ius such cases. ee. The statistics of railroad earnings for the first third of the present year furnish additional evidence of the substantial business prosperity of the country. Returns from thirty-six rail- road companies of their gross earnings from the first of January to the first of May show a total of 254,565,555 against $14,074,523 for the Sume period of 1s79—an increase of $10,491,062, Or about 25 per cent. The reports of the same companies for the month of April show that the average Increase of 25 per cent. is being maintained, aud the prospect is that it will be kept up through the year. For April the gross Tecelpts amounted to $13,304,931 against $11,061,- 386 for the correspondiug month last yeat—an Increase of $2. 145. It ts estimated that all the great trunk lies have enjoyed an increase Proportionate with that reported by the rall- Foads which furnishe! the statistics we have given. Railway travel, betng largely tn the na- ture of a luxury, ts quick to feel and suffer from business depression, and on the other hand such a marked increase as 1s here recorded 45 a most satisfactory proof of general pros- perity. > ‘The anti-Tilden element of the democracy ts laboring to persuade the south that she ought tocome right tothe front at Cincinnati and protest against the nomination of the “hero of cipher alley.” The opposition to Tilden is so pronounced {n the south that if the delegates from that section assert their power they can easily beat him. In the republican party there isa fear, in some quarters, that the southern delegates at Chicago may be too willing to rash to the front and take an active part in the for- mation of the ticket. Inasmuch as the republl- ‘Cans of those states probably cannot contribute any electoral votes towards the success of the Ucket there ts a feeling manifesting itself that ‘they ought not to be permitted too much tatlu- nce in nominating tt, ————+--—____ It Prince Bismarck isa manof bis word he “Will resign and retire to private life. The Gor- man Parilament recommitted the Elbe naviga- tion bil] and then adjourned without taking the Action that Bismarck insisted upon. The infer- ence is that the statesmen of Germany have Feached the conclusion that the empire can exist even without Bismarck. —<re-__ ‘They may understand it all right out In il. nots, but, in view of the way his friends acted in the late Cook county convention, tt is dimcuit for the people of the other parts of the country to see how Mr. Washburne ts “for Grant, first, sast and all the time,” as he has all along pro- fessed to be. With the light afforded at present it appears to be a first-class case of ‘with the hare and running with the hounds, 300D8 FOR THE MOUNTATN pe ee Our stocl by is ie ne les tive and our prices are as er or {ver Gan the same woods cam be Doucet else where. how a larzer and better stock of WeHOICE FASCY DRESS GO then any Washington, and will sell We have just oper vs 5 cents. e bien callateention to alot of ‘UNION. LINEN LAWNS: 12% sian ever ld at lms than 2 216 C1 Md _ prreciat KS COLORED. SILKS, SATINS, Bae DROGADES, DAMABSES Sa TIN ROYAL." GRENAD FOULARDS, MOMIE, ‘OHUDDA, and all heretic. m. SHUSTER a & SONS. W: Moig Penusyivenia erenae, 88 One Price. it Five per cont, off for ones hal title, BOOT BEER in bottles 50 cts. Juborted 8A AEAD OtL, exestont for table use, * COLORED FIBES af wiblesale and retail, at A. M. KLOCZBWSHUS Drug Store, myll__ 423 9th street, bet. D and En.w. $1.00 RAZOR! ‘This is remarkable and lextracrdingr Made of the finest RINGING DA! by Wade & Butcher, of ers. Ground very thin and is KINGING RATTLER! It takes the keenest cutting edie possible, and will split a hair or shave a face wi slightest tuch. | Only 81.00 and warranted ears, oF money refunded SINATION BONES and operas ts i yn: NOMEARA’S 8 SPORTING 8 AR. in aad FE sts. ene TACKLE, akcabny, BASE BALLS, RAZOR! for 10) ROYAL PRUSSIAN BRU ME OME TOr of NIEDERSELTERS Announces that the celebrated table water Se.ters, i popularly called GERMAN SELTZER, Is bottled from the fiscal spring just as nature made it, asa purely natural mineral water. Its high medicinal value is enhanced by the very F sceorser hicae iabeg moe tt the spring, which has boen: famous for nan It is bottled UNDE GOVERNMENT CONTROL asa NATURAL PRODUCT, and is therefore neither ro nae mathnge ta canta ait ahs amare in cor artificially reer Mey of the class Apollinaris INEN- chemical composition and whi cording to Imperial Decree of February 9, miuat be considered as artificially prep TRANSLATION. No. 155. a ia is to certify that the above ia a correct cor of the are ee by ‘Thal Ehrenbreitsteln, AR ew York, Bi 5, rk, Ma’ (h. ‘ST 2 ‘The Traperial Cons General, it SCHUMACHER. or SPECIALTY FOR THIS WEEK, THE HANLAN-COURTNEY SUIT, In SIX DIFFERENT PATTERNS. PRIOE sia. sl, sit. ela. sit. sia. WELL WORTH sis. OALL AND SEE THEM AT THE “FAMOUS.” No. 400 Seventh st. m.wee myl2 OOBNEE D. HLE CABLE BRIM MANILLA STRAW HAT, FOR GENTLEMEN, CALL AND SEE THEM, AT. WILLETT & RUOFFE'S. myl2-lw Qrecran NOTICE. THE NEW YORK LIFE INS. COMPANY, Nos. $46 anp 348 Broapway, New YoRx, appointed Mesers. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, AGENTS FOR THE DIS: TROT OF COLUMBIA. ‘This staunch Old Company is well known in this 2 rae of commendation as to its reliability or methods of insuran like some of the ‘other lense Life Companies: itis is PURELY MOTCaL,, and its Tostixe, IkvEsTicENT Policy is es} “i tractive, ceml! ance with a eaabled investment. 0: ORGANIZED 1845, CASH ASSETS. Jan. ie 1 NET SURPLUS....... ig insur- \OPENHAGEN SNUF ‘WEYMAN BROS.’ CELEBRATED COPENHAGEN SNUFF, Is Giass anp EARTHEN JARS. Tange in size from ONE OUNCE to TEN POUNDS. Al U Judges of snuff are requested to give ita trial, as it has the indorsement of connoiseeura phetever tried. The Trade supplied at Factory ices. GEO. W. COCHRAN & €0., 1115 Pennsylvania avenue, ™myll-6t Agents for the District of Oolumbia. PECIAL NOTICE. STEAMER GEORGE LEARY. FOR THE CAPES OF VIRGINIA. The Sunday trips of this steamer from Norfolk pill be commenced NEXT SUNDAY. epxers from Washing- ton sve the Lene efit of these trips’ without extra s charxe. The Y leaves Norfolk at Mal meen carve {urna to cons shout 3 pn. stopping at Fortress ning, and at 4 p.m., leaves vented froin taking in the trips of the te LEARY, from whatever cause, durin; weel through’ {ailing health, all who are fond of pure, invigoratip, it sea ose Who enjoy @ wood, eal th and string miuaie sayare me gee fond of brasa and nd ing, Ehould come anc passage, ant bear what one ‘wild waves are saying down by the *°sinwle paseaxe to Norfolk or Old 1; le one — folk or Old Point, $1; round my tee B. F. DODD, Agent. OSELL's 10 BTA’ rbot HOUT A’ RIVAL. ogee Eat it Festi Chureh_ En = ‘and they can be msde up Cea dozen dittersat Orders for eas should be ti on Bai Ice Cream shi; ‘any of tho Mallreeds Steamboets, uPPed by = esas 1427 New York ave. (Ccmrenr AND STYLE. BROAD SHOES WITH LOW HEELS. Gents’ Cloth and Gait Rip pa Stay tice fe ei ane ippers. Butto1 Eepoet. Butte mn and Rand Newport Ties ar LL. HEILBRUN’S * No. 402 7th st. n.w. Siex oF: THE OLD Woman m Wormow. ap28 BSOLUTE SAFETY !! __ NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, ‘1Sth Street and New York ae en act t'yenr” Goverumen mud Bands onde on de ool tor erat Eroderate rater ‘Board of managere= president: Geo. Pires it; B.P. ag Tyee erernason orga 4 Willard, John Cassels, Thos. Evans. HUMPHREYS’ pHOMEOPATHIC Sete once le experience Einrie, pet romp, e ehecpisand al reliable they a ‘are the per pamrereae Nos. CURES FRIOE, Zz ‘Worms, worm Fever, Worm Colic Ic, 4. Diarrhoea of Children or Aduits. 25 5 > Griping, Bullous Colic 28 6: Gholers Mostan ene 35 T. Oo Bronchitis, a5 & Re Faceas 25 10: Be Bilious Stomach”. Fi ous if Geert meet i 15. Group,’ Gough, Difficult Breathing 14: Bait Rheum, Hryaipelas, Eraptions. iS. Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains 16. Fever and Ais Chil Fever, Amis. 17. Pilea, Blind or Bleeding. 20: Whoopie Gough, clos Gouene 24: General Debit, Baye 21: Kidn 30: Dring Weeks ‘Wettin, n 3a: oan the Heart, Paip! aoe ice rom pendence See or single vial, free of charge, on Sisene Hit Se neve 2 AOMEOPATHIO MED- 1640 60.109 Rey. (144 pages), sent. wits DUCK VESTS AND LINEN DUSTERS OPENED TO-DAY. LADIES RIDING HABITS TO ORDER. ouumpbiese’ Specie i fant on Disease and Ita my8 935 Pennsylvania ave. GTEC OFFERINGS or NEW GOODS, ar GREATLY REDUCED PRIOES. CHILDREN’S WHITE OAMBRIO DRESSES, At 80 centa to 1.87; well made. OHILDREN'S AND YOUNG MISSES' NAINSOOK DRESSES, ‘Trimmed with Hamburg Edging and Lace, From 81.25 to $4.35—best value ever offered. INFANTS’ LONG ROBES, $1.35 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, my4-1m 915 Pennsylvania avenue. ARGAINS IN DRY a@oops. Bingle and Double- rt "UNE. Bick Bean to $1.25. é nh pond Aaa a vane Baie. very cheap. jored and Fan § All our Dry Goods at the very LOWES? PRICES. WM. BR. RILEY, Riex Bui.prna, my8-6t Cor. 9th and E. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. COUNTRY BOARD. _ ANTED—Four atest cee DARSSMAKERS. R_ RENT—Oool comfc eres ROOMS, win ith oF ocD D INVESTMENTS. —We are authorized to UMMER a Ws tik ete Fuse aoe G Qffcr the following property for immediate Soar ee tai ne ANTED—Firet “clare COAT HANDS: == RENT—One or two STORIES, a gry ee pat rooms, gas, rl Benen <p ga Wit ¥ to run errands. SELTZ & Mebtz ist | BF Fitna Boor: Modern conveniences, 102s 1 Ra ENS lotto thiry ts foot ati and er sree | fs RBERT. Laure M ree for $2,008. Lad wage TRY BOARD Tx ARTETA SALESMAN in a Shoe Store: only 8 REBT “Unfurnished ROOMS, euitable for to tenant. on New York ave., uear Sth at. Hes ‘Splendt I Bs -- Syst VAL- W fhoce that ate well experienced need. 8p; ply ab F% light housekeeping; inoderm improvements On -story BRICK HOURE, seven room tion. Biae Ridire, moan eeco! r. Appl st. n. w. #20 to me comforts. Address Mra. aNTED oe first-class GIRL for cooking, at OR RENT—ROOMS, 1225 New York aves to eville, Clark Oo., Va mil-tm W 107 H st.n.w. ; none but first-claee n D PARLORS, as bedroom ‘lor, from wo UNTRY BOARD in a heathy location on ealt ply; either white or colored. myis-2"" | 16th inet. eunimer prices, eouth ent. ‘my13-3t" / pater, Larve house shaded by porches. Plenty — = ruit, mil and fresh vegetal ANTED By reerectable saat whits Girl rae a 1 BENT Two irate Upfurnish ened cating: Da core ee ee ethine ar Apply or address 809 262h st. n. pe hebrew) SC WANTEDA neat GIRL, of abont 16 years, to of two small children; must stay at pigbta Apply at No. 622 Pennsylvania avenue mily: goed el , ‘Address 123 etn w. hy selene Were emat's fint-clare | OHAMBERWATD, one small NUESE GIRL, tw DE WAITERS and ondBELL BOY.” ‘Tremont House, 2d st. and Indiana ave. myl3-2t* ANTED—A responsible rty, without chil- Gren, would like to take the CHARGE OF A Our for ore a eummer: ‘best of references. Ad- my18-3t* Wanbs white and 8 colored WOMEN to a cook, wash ao iron, lied auort notios- “ne od wagce” Families eu ort notice Potnww. 0. €- PRICE & O WANTED an active 2 reliable AGE! a = the sale of our Wines ( (inclasing, spesiaities) and Wine Vinegar; German and ju4 prefered: ‘an excellent chance for the of wine gut man. ith references, roe amore Win ‘ine Co. #and 44 Clay ct, Baltimore. Me 1 ANTED — Two SEETSCADTES at Bue, new store, 730 7th st. my SAM- iy 12 Wit TEL E: mced ‘DEES MARENS. Pho. 422 ‘ath Bt. a W aTeD=e woman COOK at 815 15th at. n.w. references required. Apply from 10 20 soto Wain WOMAN to dogeneral es must havereference. Inquire at OF Prospect st., Georgetown. ¥12-3t" ANTED—Fifty bright CHIEDEEN = sin) nursery rhymes. Apply at the stage door of eS Nasional ‘Theater, ‘Friday May 14th, oom fio Wai ‘£D—By a respectable white woman a SITUATION as chambermaid or nurse; will: ing to leave the city. Apply at 18221 et. n. mp. ANTED—A respectable white GIRL to care for baby, and do general housework; must come Well recommended. Apply 600, cor.’ 14th, and E my! Wee family of four adults small or fonr oF five rooms: location be- tween E, M, th and Tou |. 2. W. {best references. Atldreas J-'D. Mer 91 Lith st. aw: myl2-2t* ‘ANTED—MAN and WIFE to 2 Fo, 0 the coun. try; man to work on farm, wife to do general housework. Also’ steady, honest, industrious Young MAN to drive, a milk wagon; Feferences re- quired. “Apply at 11211ithst.n.w. myl2-6t" ANTED—By gentleman resy responsible, careful, and of experience, good HORSE and CAR~ RIAGE forsummer. Aay one going out of town for the season can arrange satisfactorily by, ad- dressing A. 8. 8., Star my12-2t* SERENE ABS Ses BRC Mca nya a WANTED Good sized front ROOM, well fur- nished ; 2d floor, closets ; Ged not oe B10; between M,'K, 9th and 13th sts. PERMA) NENT, Koom 43, 6th Auditor's office, my12-i ——————E ANTED—ROOMS and BOARD for agentle- man, wife and grown daughter, ina private family, pleasantly located, where they can have forts of an agreeable and permanent home. wo airy chambers and Band 002, table required. Ad- anes With terms, Lock Box 548, city. my12-3t" UST RECEIVED FROM SARATOGA J {hp.celebrated GEYSER WATER, tn bottog and iT WATE from = se dees Water, Te erie twill” We oa aught fro) co cold SODA WATER, with pure Fruit and Se ih at lowest rates. G. G. C. SIMMS, my8-6t* _ Cor. 14th st. and N. ¥. ave. ANTED—MILITARY BOUNTY LAND. an: RANT! Soldiers’ Homestead CLAIMS, an all kinds of Sars! for which hichest tet will be paid. Wit JOHNSTO) at Law, I Room 41, oft Bulla myl2- ties ANTED—By aoe Lady three Unfurnished KOOMS, suitabie for pousekeoning, 2 ae spectable locality; rent not exceed! month. Address DEUG STORE, at ‘iat et os TTENTION.—Builders and House Owners are requested to call and examine the Stock of SLATE and MARBLE MANTELS at the NEW X.._ Prices cheaper than gny house tn the District. "Also a latwo ‘stock of Boap Been ¢ Lising, Ber; Boake Biot ren, Raaeee, ee ‘mar8-3w* 203 C'street northwest ‘POSITIVELY THE LAasT WEEK For Our Bargains in SEWING MACHINES. 00 SEWING MACHINES to bo sold this week from 813 0 $20 each, in perfect order, warranted (or years. NEEDLES, OILS, PARTS, &c., for all machines always on hand, At OPPENHEIMER’S, my8 528 Oth street, St. Cloud Building. GEE THE Soucek 1 Sard AND $5 BOYS ihe 85, 86, aie: eave Drosa Suits a beauty. Men's Bue bos mao, 86. $7 aud $8 upwards. ‘Men’s Odd oats from broken suits at half value. Bite ‘rasnel Suits (aniddle sexy ‘firm colors, $18 and 12. Office coata, 50c.T' 81.50 Back = TIME TO. GET rr eae GS. 8. J, HAISLET, a20-Im_ No. 817 Market pace. (vp srarns.J WAVES, WAVES, WAVES, DEMON Nekors “ante KMBROBIAL. “6le Let oppoalte U. FEO SA MBBOSTAL CARD PHOTOGRAPHS FOR $1.00: BLACHLIDGE, the. Phiceniher, THR Market Spacesbet! Thana sik ste anl9-44 er eee eee eee ea BE SERRE AOE er ctch ae NOTICE ! — STATUARY, MONUMENT! ‘BtONES, MANTELS, &o.s wht ch wil be reeecnt bl nade ena Ua TS. made to CORD, m6 aus in BYE BE apr oe CTOGRAPH OR CHROMOGRAPH aS oD ean = EXPERIENOR. JAS. F. paler. 4109 9th rie Wee PLUMBING, sia ews ite proper sa arte ae i RMYAND SS of the Armyand vy, absent from Washington, Cahn uae nae Watches, whew needine repaite; evvraneed the careful attention they will receive at Ey phands Wal amply, Eepay the oomt. “Address N. JENSEN, (Dempsey’s Stationery store, Washington, ‘ANTED-GENT’S CLOTHES to make and airs Boy a Ores cut and made in neat styles; Gent's Fine @ Specialty. Fine Ta penuylvanieare, ere ‘tow shes a EUCALYPTINE From Australian Trees. Gui thes, and Skin Affections. For Treas Sie) a household work, kin, Pimples, &c. dean of Oar, Bingo. For Burns Woeqrito Bites and San! Perfectly Clean in Use. Bold by all Druggists. Price 25 centa. marl9-3m HEPRESENT ONE OF THE LARGEST ae manufsctories in the coun-, ang pee mmam PHAETONS, JUMP- BEare Gott Hae ONS, SUMP. aim oy ve the most fon ey 2) ¥ 80- licited. eRIDD! DIE BOB, cor. 19 et and Pang: L. aRERGI y DEALER G. COAL AND WOOD, "bys Bpecial Mteation given Pe never’: nace ppepot and Mills, Water and N strect, Pottie G THE BEST. THE CELEBRATED CONCORD HARNESS AND COLLARS. . LUTZ & BRO., 407 Peunsylvania avenue, Bole Agents for the sale of Hill's Celebrated Concord. TRUNKS Sanath HARNESS" in great variety, at Garett ater attention paid to repairing. my8-1m EBRRA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, {UFACTURED FROM THE FINEST OLAYS. VEBY ORNAMENTAL, and in imitation of all pet stone, and just as POTOMAC TERRA COTTA Ce., 401 New Jersey ave., marat-ly Near B. & O. Depot. TEIN, 628 9TH STREET, 8ST. I WEISSENS" = ded ty ST: T. WATCHES of i ee — ‘upon calling. jorcnct 0 TO JIM W, pen street, £05 Oar. S| Sees petra War ragnas to furnish 2H a and colored Servants, Cooks, Laundres:es Chambermaids, Nurses and Seamstresses and other Relp. with best of reference, at short notice. B. ONALD & CO., 809 5th st.n.w. _myll-lw* WANTED A MAN in Washington to supply Stores, Pestaurants and Families with Crabs during the coming season; can either buy for cash or sell on commission: a chance for ane ae to make money Address SHIPPER, P. » Baltimos * Rayit 3 ‘A largo, number of O00 nd other sapericucon Baale Eee ene glared, wanted for summer he hotels near New To .ddxeas! Or ap) Agency, Broadway, New York ci aot cy WARZTED_A middie-nged WHITE WOMAN as child’a nu * thorowzhly good one a Hest of rot oe ited and avons A ar aces Box 58, star Office. BNOD- ny O-at ANTED=AGENTS {o sell the most useful arti- W “av ipanntactured: itech eames first-class parties, | Address OOX Prcome tr § Grape at... Sy. scuse, ‘especially ir they Can sell t¢to advantage. Gera ‘WANTED_ FAMILIES to furnish with Ser- with referencs. “itanioyeuene Oaiees 5 ae" ,* re Ben.w. OB PRIGH A GOs ao85a LOST AND FOUND. OST—Or taken b ypistake, Wednos bien Ge 12th, at Skating Rink, Ladiow BLAC CQUE. Finder will p! leave same at Star tra Wednesday, a Gold-Framed EYE- ASS. A suitable reward will be aires if left at the Drug Store, cor. Bt and Es.e.,or Room 67, Third ‘Aualtor" ‘8 Office, ‘Treatury Dep't. Lior’ Saturday evening, a SOUREE: Boe cont taining a receipt. some small chauze ind a He: Suitable reward if left ato. SCHNEIDEISS, NO. 1207 Fetenw, maal2-3tt LS8t May 8, 1580, a black and tan DOG. An- swers to pameof Frank. Suitable reward if returned to 1222 D street northwest. mayl2-2t* FOR SALE. ‘OR SALE—A New York built penne sec- ond-hand. but in, good orde be seen at WcDERMOTT & BROS. riage “Manufactory, 310 “Feunayivaniad ave. ay 13-3t BIG PiRGATS an excellent 634 oR fave PIANO, in perfect candition, for} 860 cash. Just the thing for a begion SIDNEY T. TNIDEMO & CO., myl2 3t 410 11th st. nw. Fe SALE—One of the finert Sadd'eand Har- ire SANIMALS ‘Sin this city. 2 six, veers old; a full-blooded FunBEE: is fi of life and perientiy gentle: Silene an 3 pee Apply at OLCOTT'S STABLES, aT ae For ‘ALE—A large ICE BOX in condition, suitable ui le for a patoher o or movinios re Pr ply to CHAS. HELD, 6: myli-3 R SALE—A 1a: a a Seema ee ‘band CARRIAGES of the best m: and finish, such as T and Village ‘Garte: Extension Tops, Jumy ae ike. 410-416 8th a » between Repairing promptly attended to, Hes=.,20 BUGGY and HARNESS for sale; can ‘De seen at . E. BARNES’ 312 Pa. ee east, or address’ 101 ¢th st. n.e. myl0-6t* SEVERAT FINE PIANO! VERY LITTLE Bough Zor BALE AT A SACRIFIOE. b CARH, at it 723 7th street northwest. Fe eiuESnorse JUMP-SEAT and HAB- eahESs; HORBE, F PiETON and BAR. ESS; 1D, ‘alo several fin HUGUELY & ‘= BOWEN'S, York ave. UBS of evigy den HARNESS and VEHI- of every ae bo ¥ Downey's. stable, os Livery Stabl M.A. W. Lo yes STOCK OF SPRING WAGONS, aoe ears eae Also, lot, EDUCATIONAL. MEK SESSIONS. Ss": SPE. Roumian BUSINESS QOLLEGE, Cor. 1TH and L Sts. ‘borough fosrruction and trail ships bast: Business Pract a ge ae Lee ap27-1m* W. FLYNN, A. M, S. ta aa venihg,7 to9. 810 er ater in adva: German, W er Sarai vo ese ead tobe rustica for is Het nw. Mathematics, manship, Book: attent Cy eee fen Wee vee en Stags oipettive Sxaipdustions. 2 rivate| jousorns 01 ‘on modsrate terms. apa KOFESSOK 728 Pi eae ET | on eerie ction, Fron tren and niceties, “Terme moderate. santa | of Ras APLEWOOD_ INST! VILLI, M Pa.—Boys, 850 por quarter; Gis: $45. Stu- Genta prepared for business, Zale oF. Fint i daa its Beitctpal. YUNNIAGHAM, HATT! meker Silk les. W HATS BLEACHED, and Batect apse 140 8th &t., between G and H. modern conveniences. 612° Pennsylvania sve. my18-3t* Foe RENT OR SALE—Fine large Brick KESI- gees Zak st.,_ tw doors south of Het. apply anal D-CO JOKE, JR. & OO., 1429 F at Fa RENT_Until September 1, of Fur- vished HOUSE: location, fine: and cold es and use of Sleggut ateloway p one mu- sic and small library. $20. eS after 5p.m. \OR SALE—A I and =e TOUNE Press brick. 16 feet front, 3 roome, e gellar, d Bath ; near Government rinting z ce Sl, 1,700. Inquire of JAMES Q. sn Pennsylvania ave. nw. berets ae" FOE RENT—Two or three Unfurnished ROOMS. second floor, bath, hot and cold ; rooms in good. Ader oF one nicely Furnished Front ROOM; near eae : cars pass door; rent moderate. ae D may! FE RENT OR SALE—One of those beautiful Brick Villa HOUSES, No. 7 Cooke Place, 8tod- dard st., Georgetown Heichts; thirteen rooms, spacious halls, furnace, hot and cold water, etc. Apply No. 5 Stoddard st:, or 1429 F st. myl13-1w 08, 2E82—Brom sth in =a ‘oor. TAGE for the summer months, at Mount Fleasant village. For terms, &e-. spply on the premises K st.. after 5 o'ciock p.m. ; or of i ERG GuaMt. Sixth Auditor's Office. myl3-21* OR RENT—WirH og WitnouT Boarp—Pleas- ant summer rooms, centrally located; house quiet, &c. Call any time 939 H st.n.w. mayl2-3t* Fx RENT—That very choice four-story Brick HOUSE, 1404 16th st, near Scott Statue. Fi 9 room: th: Rent $35. Inquire at Thebtuee or fs WP. MYERS, 715 16th st. m12-Im FR RENT—Mansard roof BRICK, No. 730 21st st. n.w. ; 8 rooms and bath: Lom = No. eee oe w. ; 9 rooms and bat! No, 213 1 st Bw.36 Brick, No. 433 Apply. ALBERT F. mayl2-31 Fe, SERTSE re BRICK HOUSE, fur- ni ished, on M st. Green 2 ries July and August. Hent very rmoderats. Address or apply at 60s F fayla-3 RENT) AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI Fe VATE AND AT AUOTION.—Seo Bull 5th of month, at <0 ome et of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN® 19 7th st. n.w. my12-3t* R RENT—REAR OF HOUSE 923 D et., eat entrance ; a few steps from D st.; water and pat 810 per month. Inquire at 926 Atte soma =e RENT-Six-room HOUSE. No. = a st. n.w.; rent $13. Also, one new ten-room HOUSE; 816 per month. ‘Apply 1106 106 et. Fo HENT—Furnished ROOMS, sare nw. over the F-et. Dining-Rooms; also Board, ib permonth; 21 tenets, 86: 25 conte per meal, “Best JOR RENT—Neat PRESSED BRIOK, 1604 13th st .w., near Iowa Circle; southera exposure: papered and painted to suit if taken this week: $35. 8 BIGELOW, 605 7th et_n.w. myll’ (Fok RENT-BRICK HOUSE, containing seven rooms, cellar, with all modern improvements; houee No. 1727 Tth st. Inquire No. 403 ithe et. et DR RENT—Veny Crrar—One nicely Furnished FRONT BOOM, suitable for one or two persons; also, obe HALL BED: ROOM, in house with n moder conveniences. 815 6th st. 11-30? ee Se FSR RENT Deine rie Suanten—A Foralehed HOUSE in LeDroit Park; house contains seven Fooms and bath-toom and has southern and western gqyorure, A family without children preferred. Hiferenees exchanged. Address LEDEOIT PAI ce. my’ ROE RENT—BRIOK DWELLING, No. 807 aaa Se Co TOO} and bath. Rent Inquire W B. WILUOXx. OOX, corner me een a F= eet DWEEEING, oH 20th st, sas, water an * Rent 825. Inquire of W. l. WILOOX, corner 20th ‘ma Rent $15 per or mon Fe Ty 2413 K st. n.w., BRIOK. nine Toome, all modern aimproverments: near Penn- qa ‘ania ave. care. 5. Inquire W. R. LOOX, corner ath and I ste, myll-co3t Re eo HORA a nt wet modern cae Aaa ee, Madison waa F810. W. W. DAtEN: HOWE S SONG DF it my10-6t 5 | Fee SALE—On terms of 8150 cash and 825 monthly, new seven-room HOUSE, with every ea impr aS en from ee ‘Bt. Circie nw. ; price rented perma- tently at $20 in advance. For sale, on monthly Day ments to suit pu if bought this mont ue Press Brick Front HO! ‘with seven rooms Torti of Tiseoie Bark BUliaixG aon to lease city. FS, SENToa comfortable HOUS! )mpprovements, Spposite Shephard rominent tol Hills onpdarate rent 20 aa DWELLING, on lo. Geet Ww. m8-i ies a wed tenant. Inquire SALE—At a bargain, a fwent "tundred feet, on Bvt Bt ea betwen 1a Sek TALL & MARR, Beal Estate Apgy fo pu sUEe FEs eae 9 10, 13, 14, a7 and 18 De- Bales st., between Conn. ave. and 17th st.n. w., baving @ frontage of 27 feet by 100 deep. ‘These Lois are moet desirable for private residences, and ne be sold at Ne OO. BoD Piers on cae to suit. Sank Buildi fon mgt F°, RENT—Elegant APARTMENTS at reduced rates; southern, eastern and western exposure: all modern conveniénoes at 1027 Vermont avenue, near McPherson aqi my5-1m Fob ze RENT —Coverg!| of those el it HOUSES in‘ on East Capitol st., bet. 2d and 3a ste ea to first- ute lower than any jike houses in the District:each house handsomely finished; containe 1i he back ards adorned with shrubbery. fountain, &c., jong to each house. F.A- GRANT & OO., cor, a Soba ea sg st TERON cor, Bib and’ D sta ant w. ord. myiim a ———————— FS, el a TABLE: ow Sas si W. C. JOHNSON, 718 13th st. n.w. ae myS+1m See Fe RENT—A first-class RESIDENCE, situated 115 F st. now. 17th th and 18th ste. nw. a R SALE~I st. bet handsome, BUIL TLDING. TR, fonting south ‘one of the choicest eesti int the city. FOR SALE—A small TRIANG! GLE O Don New Ham) ayes fa Dupont ‘Circle. FOR BA. st, n.w, jnst north of on P st. by 50 ft. 6th et. Po Boott Statue,® LOT 9 ft. Sin, ALE] chusetts ave. n.w colons. FOR S bet. 16th” and 17th ste. desirable ah BUILDING LOT, fronting on both St paeachuset ave. andNety FOR SALE MandsonePROPt TY Comer of peth and Letra 1.W., Consisting of thi st. n.w., a four-story Prees Brick RESIDENCE, containing ten rooms and modern. improvemen will — iat agrest bargain. FOR SALE—706 8th st and basen a basement BRIO! just north ce. THOS. J. & Ov., myo = = B. O. HOLTZMAN, REAL EsTaT® AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. 23 1536 st. n.w., 17 41538th at.n.w. slarze rooms and bath. Fur. house, Fet. nw.8125 Eur h'se, 16th of n.¥-100 ‘hse, 10th st.n. w. Fur, “house, 902 Hi st. D.w., 9 rs. and bath, 603 F st. n. 826 Tath 610! De ay. D.W.. Upper oe tion ivr”? I make no charge to landlords for advertising thelr property, ayd kepp it before the public con- des ars many of the finest building sites in the city also, Houses in every section at — fens: 000 to $60,000. Now is the time B. O. HOLTZMAN, my8 10th and F sts. n.w. FOR BENT Three stoi and basement BRIOK nl cet at wed all oe vo = = 1 rooms, modern im; ‘The fine "BRICK D DNELLIRG, modern conven- iences, st., from Per month. ‘Two'8-room BRICK HOUBES, 8 st 18th, modern convenien: 15 rien gst Io room BRICK a ES, B 7 r rm PRATT & 80} BON. ore than and D sts., myft ‘oe . A. Building. EAL ESTATE a JOHN SHERMAN & 00., 81 CLoup Burtprxa, Beal Estate Agente and Auctioneers. FOR RENT—Two beantifal fey hey in ee son Square, now building; will soon Two seven-room BRICK HOUSES, mod. im; nearly new, good neighborhood ; 8: 20. oa} Other HOUSES d STORES in different tions of the oity. por: Call at our office for Bulletin. FOR SALE—A very fine HOUSE, on Conn. ave., 18th st. and Jeffereon Place—now being built. oh ee LOTS at different prices and on terms to oe 8 ttenti be business en- wpe ate ntion will cnandasdones-"% 1B RENT— THE OOROORAN BUILD! 5 Orrostre U. 8. ‘TREASURY, Tore Siaaee. Fine Btores, Offi communi- on every floor. Bievater steam Dank om for for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. MONEY TO LOAN. F& TeuEDIATe INVESTMENT, the a. of 85,500, at 7 Fer cent. Apply to JOHN BULL, Corcoras Buildin; iyi iO LOAN—At =e Ber cent. on =i Estate, abe Se Isis New York ave. ete a ONEY. TOL MONEY. aT ae oe p SEVEN SEER 9 wes NT. myl3-3t 7,000, 1, = aex ast tapes ae “Small Sumi, ‘at low rates, oie Beal het aie | Sia ica Wat F HouratS, 1321 Fst. n. may! MONEY ON BEAL ESTATE, Is Svs TO Sur, At 6 and 7 per cent. No Delay. B. O. HOLTZMA: apl? 10th A ‘and F sts. n.w. MO8* 70 LOAN— €100,000 TO LOAN, BUSINESS CHANCES. DE weack. DBAWBACKS. WANTED | FOR A CLIEN: my13-3t THOS. ‘E. WAGGAMAN. palbot ‘county. ‘ai. mee akties “he DESERALAPETNG Ear Fatia Onvron, Far ¥ Fax o., Va.—Gn_ “Bloomingdale Para” oo. ‘May 1. rT $5 to 87 Sees ing veyance. For particulars address Mrs. pee myS-tmy24* I gpg no BOARDING, for adults only, on ‘Long Isiand Sound, near New London. con. Pe malari excellent wat bathing, boatin, ficbing: number limited: Washincton ‘refarea, exchanged. Address Box 8, New ine. 2 YOUNTRY BOARD.—Laurel, Md. maidway.b-- Cc Ech a ies ey bv A y minutes’ ride. oom a TABLE. Jards from Station tm MES. NEWMAN BOARDING. ANENT, iSIEN ND DAY PY CARDERS ee a ant Vermont M. T. SOUTH my} 6" 1 O1 6 MageAc ee AVE. —Deiiatitful ) location: pleasant ROOMS on nerd and third floor, with eood BOARD. House pet use parfect es ly neat. 913 ORD ESUE. = REST eDlarge airy ROOMS, on suite or alnaly : far nished or unfurnished ; with BOARD =e Myer HOU = cor. 18th and Desirable ROOMS with BOARD; tise TABLE ap29-im* _ Mns. HOECKLEY, Proprietross. Fever ROOMS, MITE BOARD —Becond and thing floors: summer prices. Convenicut tocars. 939 K st. n.w. apl6-4w* OSE Lax LOORIEL =o 512 9th st.n.w., is one the cosiest and beet Conducted boarding Sanh ey, tee Transient boarders connme- BOOTS AND SHOES. NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. SPRING SHOES FOR LADI HANDSOME BENT La por ES ano PRICES LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE. Ladice’ Kid Ain ene. ts" Low ‘Our French Oaif Hand. Low, Button and Jon- ress are of the best material snd'menke Pas soo susranteed lower than elsewhere. apso" GRO. McCARTHY. DAM FOREPAUGH May have the greatest curiosity of animals, bat the great BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSB Has the greatest curiosity of BOOTS and, SHOES, and a still ereater curiosity of Prices! than any Shoe Store on earth. If you are in| doubt. pl Tease eve us acall, and you will be Sty THESE PRICES. Gent's Fine 3.7: 5.50. gehen bem sn st gemese ee Fon g1.00,01.%%, ms Hand ——. Single-sole emer hr a Tadies’ Fine French Bid. Preach Hoe, 82°56 6395 THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUOTION HOUSE, 401 Pennsylvania avenue, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, 4720_ LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor, Jur UST BECEIVED.—FINE ASSORTMENT xtord ‘ew, Low Dation, Hat B Button snd Gostaitn Spring Heel Shoes of theses sukecrs aT = Ooanin's. “Children outerow them before the; ‘apis Lith St. Buox Stone. near Corcoran st. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. RREFBcEmaTons, WATER COOLERS, ICE CHESTS, axp FREEZERS, At J. W. BOTELER & SON, myl0-6t 923 Penn. ave., bet. 9th and 10th ate. JREFBICERATORS AND WATER Fini 1 assortment of, epnreved wakes GEO. WATTS'S, = BU4 7th ster tive done above Par aves G4S FIXTURES, GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, LATROBES, RANGES, GARDEN VASES AND STREET HOSE. PLUMBING GAS-FITTING and TINMING. All JOBBING promptly attended to. HAMILTON & SHEDD, 209 Oth st. n.w., ¥ M.0.A. Building. myS ‘OR SALE—A good rth offered | ea «fo enwagein the BESTA Business, near the Capitol. Address HOOD, Bitar office. te ot a We HAVE 31,200 CASH TO INVEST fora to an’ Me on Rhode Islan 8 15 16 fee ge 2 Sayed improved PROP! ERTY, sty adjacent to Beott Bost ata statue No it mm td | well located burzaip. | STEIGER & DD. No. 1402 léthret Dawe” meh de LEIDERMANN TIS Now Bek. myl3-3t oo RENT—Two furnished Pi = on Bec- ond floor, en suite, southern seposnre: bats Pater, &c., oh same floor: rent reasonable. WNo.519 13th st., bet. E and F sts.n.w. myl-Im Fare RENT—The STORE and DWELLING No. Ket. n.w. It will be rented low toa oe responsi sponsible tenant. Avply to No. Hise ibis my! On SALE—LOT on 16th st., near cor. R.. F Ghee north Scott's circle, 22x125 a T.ave., to 20 ft. suey must be sold, owner leaving city. ae = OF RENT—No. 306 tats se: <a od Re, Onn! on th prea ai Hees ern improvements: nguire on ne gen .E—REASONABLE eee BRICK HOUS! modern improvement eee aD: oie ee door. Inquire corder’s Office, ‘ity: - Oe marl6-8w* OR Pak OR RENTOAn el it MANSION F les st., sneer] 14ih tract, unt, Pleasant, furnished or city waa, water and all waedees \taprovements, 18 ad, table pa Pomona, I grapery, stable ed, beharey atable room for 16 horses: ‘Will rent for torin of years OF rell on eas; ‘or quire of J. V. HUYOK. amt BR RENT AND SALE. TATE REVIEW, published mostn tress ES mara-am 8. H. WARNER, ae Pet. nw. PERSONAL. W... is Watcnuaker and Soweler, has io: eran moved rh Corner of on and F sts. n.w., in Drug Store, opp. U. 8. P. mylt- ~ Sener deduoted from fee. ECOND HAND CLOTHING, 2 wont a oe i epn-ty and ee ‘ave. WW ieieeace fe and foe ee: Mee ‘eames Fi * opposite Fas SALE—OIGAR STORE—709 7th et. n.w. Good reason for selling. Apply at meee OR SALE—Oprar—A pie bay. show WINDOW, in good con and good for usiness, Inquire 1340 G st. is be Ty 11-3t" ANTED —iMMEDIATELS —@3,000 worth of DRAWBACK oer rates at lowest rates. . BUR, FORD £00 my 11-3t — w. FOES ALY: ar: ‘e ‘an estal NEWSPAPER and JOB eye “Mast el ae $1,000 cash. Address PRINTER, Star office. myl1-eo8t* FE SALE—Ar 4 BarGars—110 acres of LAND at Bilver Spring Station, Tth-streot road, etx a er cres half mile from sta- ec W. E. BURFORD & 00, my11-6t* 1115 Fst. n. w. ANTED—CASH BIDS for doi ING and PAINTY ING on nine st., between 11th and 12th sts. ne. 'W. STAI ore tt 1429 New York arevente. Em \A LE—One of the best GROCERY and PRO- sion aa ee ‘7th st. n.w., doing good Will be ‘sold low for cash; reasons fore seliogyee opened in other business. ‘Address Box 118, GErAt, Soar HOUSE, heart of the city, No. 314 oa n.w., three-sto1 story rick 19 rooms, Water, gas, ali conveniences; gain, as owner is leaving oy. 916 F street n.w. PLASTER- fouses on B paid. Address » Star o' my8-7.° WAktzn— Orwans, Pr. NV isen the dame, af . FULTON'S how Ofice, 814 th et. yi-3we SECOND HAND BIOYOLES 8 For sale at Bicycle Depot, 412 11th at, near every abd suaimige two Biegles fora zi UREN | vaatic Flodrosd. 100 ining, well, , 645 Now York Inquire of HUGUELY & BO! eg for 9 RENT—One HOUBE: aud two for sale on easy terms: all my!-2w* . near East ere ny 3 i BE?” BEFRIGERATOBES. Strongly bui handsomely finished, in pepe ch ye il e shelves, perfectly conve- = not not complicated, pure dry air, & MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF GAS FIXTURES From the factory of Mesers. MITCHELL, VANOE &00., N. ¥., can be seen at S31 16th Street n.w., Where all competition can be successfully met with these CELEBRATED GOODS. Parties desiring GAS FIXTUBES will find it to their advantage to examine this stock before pur- chasing. A large lot of goods at prices prior to the advance. E. F. BROOKS, 531 15th st., apis Bertorme. eels Ta OIL AND WATER COLOES, ABTISTS' MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Glass, ALL xinps oF Farcy ARTICLES FOR ORNAMENTS axp PRESENTS. mar29 418 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). AS COOKING STOVES. Ws office on 10th an HNSON BROTHERS, wil et ee as nA coaL. ‘Prompt ie CHACE’A, 610 Loser ete, Omice: 12th and Penna. ayenus. Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. ‘Bove 7 we -