Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. \plieeeehe oF = = ‘THE Stan is connected with the wires of the Na- onal Telephone Exchange and with the Western Union Telephone Exchange. Both these awencies can therefore be availed of in sending to Tax StaR Sdvertisementa, orders for the paper to be served, Rews, or any information, at any hour of the day free of charxe. These facilities are a creat conve- mience, and will be appreciated by the customers of ‘Tus Sras. ‘The Double ‘Sheet ‘To-merrew- ‘THE Stak Will be published as usual to-mor- Tow In eight page form of fifty-six column: Advertisers and newsdealers will please send in their orders as early as practicable for this enlarged and extra edition. The number of lew advertisements printed last Saturday was 125. The number thus far printed in May is 974. ——--+e-—___ If Grant and Tilden are the presidential nominees of the repuolican and democratic Parties, respectively, the campaign will. in all probability, be a tame one. There will be a large element of disgusted voters in each party, and about the only way in which they can express their dissatisfaction will be to sulk and Stay away from the polls. It will be too late In the day to run a third ticket with any show of success. Grant would, no doubt, win the race, and once more take possession of the White House. As against Tilden he would certainly Carry several of the southern states, and those ‘Votes, added to what he would get in the north, Would makehim ane* inner in the race. Thousands of democra he south, under the conviction that Tilden wuld not carry New York, and that without that state there would be no bope ef his election, would endeavor to make their peace with the next administration by voting for Grant. One effect of such a canvass would therefore be to disrupt the solid south. The democratic hold upon that section 1s not secure it is, and it fs steadily growing weaker. Then, again, the policy of economy, Which bas been enforced in Congress by the Men who manage the party is very distasteful to the south, where appropriations for all sorts Of internal improvements are wanted. The people of it section have fully shared in the general prosperity of the country of the last Year, and they are now beginning to think more Of their material Interests than of politics. The Bominati: ofan acceptable ti at Cincin_ ssure the vote of the solid south cracy Mext fall, because It would naturally tusp‘re a hope of success; but the se- lection of a weak ticket will lead to a general breaking up politically In those states, and every Mab Will look out for himself. ——————see--____ ‘The defeat of the resolution to unseat Senator Kellogg fs now assured, and there is accordingly agnashing of teeth in the democratic party. Senator Hampton’s speech yesterday in sup- port of the doctrine of rvs adjydicata as applied to this case was the first open expression of the democratic opposition to the views of the ma- jority of the committee on elections. Up to the delivery of that speech the advocates ef the Majority resolution still expected to be able to prevent democrats from voting against it. They hoped to bring sufficient party pressure to bear toinduce Senator Hampton and other demo- crats who agree with him toat least refrain from voting, but there is no longer any chance for this. Senators Butler, Pendleton and Bay- ard are to deliver arguments in support of Kel- Jogg’s title to his seat, and the Indications now are that the resolution to oust Kellogg will be defeated by eight or ten majority. It is a good sign, politically, when questions of this char- acter are settled In Congress upon their merits, and not with a sole view to party necessity. eee The Philadelphia Tones says the rebel “brig- adiers” in the House hate ex-Governor Curtin, of Pennsylvania, because he was active in sup- Plying troops to the Union army during the war, and that that ts the reason they refused to vote him the seat he contended for In Congress. Possibly even a “rebel brigadier” might have been induced to vote against seating Curtin be- cause he did not believe the latter was elected. At any rate, the Times seems to have thought the brigadiers pretty clever fellows until they voted against Curtin. SS ———— The commission appointed by the French government to consider the propriety of re- storing the palace of the Tulleries has reported in favor of its thorough reconstruction, and re- commends that the new bullding be converted into a magnificent museum. It isto be hoped the recommendation of the commission will be carried out, at least so far as to restore the Palace. The Tuileries, before its destruction by the communists, was one of the features of Parts, and tt was one of the most interesting historical buildings of the world. Now revivi- fied and prosperous, France in its enterprise and progressiveness ought to destroy the un- Sightly remainder of the vandalism of commun- ism and erect upon the site a building that, though it will not be the old Tuileries, willserve to keep alive its history. ——————<+e-—___ It might be supposed that the democratic party had learned from expertence that “cheese- Paring economy” does not pay as a political in- vestment; but it has not. The democrats inthe House vie with each other in offering amena- ments to the legislative appropriation bill to ut down the wages of watchmen, laborers and other low-salaried government employes. The poor man who performs the duty of night-watch- man for $72) a year must be eut down to and so on; but the high-salaried employés, whose work Is light. are either not molested or their pay fs increased. Cutting down the wages of government employés does not save the tax- payers of this country enough to make it a mat- ter of any Interest to them, and no party gains aby votes by It. —_—_—_~--—______ One of the latest rumors about Tilden {s that Speaker Randall, who will go to the Cincinnati convention as a substitute for Alderman Mc- Mullin, of Philadelphia, will have in his pocket @ letter of withdrawal from the old man of Gramercy Park; but this letter Isonly to be used 4m the event that it becomes certain Tilden can- not get the nomination. This may be true, as it is reasonable to suppose Tilden would rather withdraw than be eaten, but those are not wanting who say thai Mr. Randall is thinking more about helping hin.setf to the nomination than helping Tilden. They allege that he isa candidate, and means to do his best to get the Momination. His friends tn the Pennsylvanta delegation do not pretend to deny this any jonger. —_---______ Now that two young bloods, sprigs of no- Dility, have got into a quarrel in England over @ gambling debt, the “honah” of the sporting circles and infallibility of the betting book bid fair to be destroyed. Sir Wiilfam Call, baronet threatened to thrash Mr. Sydney Padget unk the latter forked over the sum of 1,711 pounds Sterling which the former clatmed he had won from him. Padget took the code duello in his own hands, and addressed a letter to Call, say- ing he had no desire for a street braw! pro- ceeding unfit for gentlemen,” but Inviting the baronet to meet him in France, where they Would find seconds and settle the dispute like ihigh-toned chaps. Call replied, very perti- nently. that he was not willing to afford his al- eged debtor “so admirable opportunity ot wip- Dg me out and my claim against you at the Same time.” He repeated his threat of personal chastisement by reserving the right to make an example of Padget “when and where” he (Call) Might think At. Padget then sought protection ithe courts. What a (rightful illustration of the degeneracy of English blue blood! ——__—--____ It Is suggested by wiseacres a3 an om!nous Political sign that Stephen A. Douglas, a Chi- cago man and U. S. Senator, laid the foundation of the split which rent the democratic party asunder and led to its defeat, and that now John A. Logan, another Chicago man and U.S. Senator has sharpened a wedge that may split the republican party. Unfortunately for the prediction, however, the underlying difficulty 4n this case has nothing like the proportions or character of the one which disrupted the demo- Gratic party at that time, TYLES. _ SPRING I call attention to the following BEAUTIFUL AND SEASONABLE —— of CLO1HING for Men and Boys, which may dy be seen, among mauy ether varieties, 02 my coun- The “New Color” Suit, A new and handsome style in Rote fabrics. It is neat, dressy, and keepe its shape well. ‘The “Par Excellence” Suit Is the most di Business Suit on my counters. I have it in four different shades and fabries. Tt is quite reasonabie in price, and is eelling very rapidly. My $10 All-Wool Suits Are a great hit. They are by far the best and cheap- est offered for many a day. OFFICE OOATS, from 40c. up. A. STRAUS, POPULAR OLOTHIER, 1011...... Pennsylvania Avenue......1011 mylé Between 10th and 11th streets. L. MARTIN & CO.’S CELEB RATED PULP MORTAR BLACK, FOR BRICKLAYERS USE, Where Biack Jvints are required. J. H. JOHNSON & CO., AGENTS, myl4 Ith st. wharf and 1202 F st. n.w. HOSE that have or might be deluded into the behef De ‘Money can be made by the purchase Stocks, on what is known as the “Feut aud Call or othor deceptive plan, can re- cetve free, information that will enlighten and tect them against this system, and such ot nor Frowledge as will be advantageous in future move- ents. Address The Nassau Banking Oo;,| Now York. myl4-1m' ENUINE ROOT BEER in bottles 50 cts. Tmoported SALAD OIL, excellent for table use, 2 ut aa ts. per pint SUOLORED FIRES af wholesale and retail, at A.M. mtecEat sce Drug Store, myll 423 Oth street, bet. D and E n.w. $1.00 RAZOR!! This is a remarkable and extraordinary RAZOR! Made cf the finest RINGING DAMASOUS STEE! by Wade & Butcher, of Mncland, the host living makers, cry thin and isa full concave BANGING 1 TATILERY It takes the keenest cutting edge possible, and willsplit a hair or shave a face a slightest touch. Only 1-00 and warranted or money refunded tGoMBINA ATION HONES and BELT—combining 2 Hones ‘and 2 Belts in, seyierive anit, 25th and F sts. tel TAOKLE, AgGainy, BASE BALLS, Oo SPECIALTY FOR THIS WEEE, ~ THE HANLAN-COURTNEY SUIT, IN SIX DIFFERENT PATTERNS. PRIOR Sia. $14. $18. $14. Sif. $14, WELL WORTH sis. OALL AND SEE THEM AT THE “FAMOUS.” No. 400 Seventh st. n.we CORNER D. IPUE CABLE BEIM MANILLA STRAW HAT, FOR GENTLEMEN, CALL AND SEE THEM, WILLETT & RUOFF'S, myl2 nyiiw QPECIAL NOTICE. THE NEW YORK LIFE INS. COMPANY, e Nos. 346 anp 343 Broapway, New YoRx, Bee sppcinted 1 robes TYLER’ RUTHERFORD, 0. ET te FOR THE DIS: Thier OF COLUM: This staunch Old Company is well known in this community, and needs no,words of co1 commendation as to its reliability or methods of insurance like ome of the other leading Life Gompautes: {t 1s PurELy Mutva: and its ToNTINE INvEsT MENT Policy is es} ive, combining insur- inc with a eromtableteress eatinent, COMPANY ORGANIZED 1845. ‘ASH ASSETS, Jan. 1, 1880. $38,996, oe SE RE BURR: (000,000 e.-== HAGEN SNUFF. WEYMAN BROS.’ CELEBRATED COPENHAGEN SNUFF, In Guass axp EaRTHEN JARS. ackaes range in size from ONE OUNCE to TEN POUNDS All judges of snuff are requested toxive it trial, as it hiss the indorsement of connoisseurs ee tried. The Trade supplied at Factory ces, GEO. W. COCHRAN & CO., BRLS Pennsylvania avenue, myll-6t_ Agents for the District of Columbia. | FECIAL NOTICE. AMER GEORGE LEARY. FORE THE CAPES OF VIRGINIA. ‘The Sunday trips of this steamer from Norfolk ill be cominenced NEXT SUNDAY, May 16. engers from \ Washing: ton have the beneat ‘of these trips without extra chars ‘The LEARY leaves Norfolk st 10a.m., and re- turns to Norfolk about 3 p.m., stopping at Fortress Monroe going and returning, aud at 4 p.m., leaves Norfoik tor Washington. Pormons prevented from taking inthe tripsof the LEAR’ rou Whatever cause, during the week, tireustt failing health, all who are fond of pure, invigorating salt sea air; those who enjoy a good, Equare meal; those fond of brass and string music and dancing, should come and take passaxe, an hear ace see the * wild waves are saying down by the soundin; id ‘Sing! ae to Norfolk or Old Point, $1; round B. F. DODD, Agent. 'USSELL’S Cee cane STANDS 8 WITHOUT A A RIVAL. It is not robbed of its purity to enable us to sell it ea Cmaatety: Festivals, Church Entertainments and Deslers supplied at's very low price. Family orders attended to with our usual — aoe and ‘they can be made up of a dozen ors. Orders for Sunday should be left on Saturda; ‘Cream shipped the Hallrosds or Pd —_ by any of ap24-1m,2dc2dp 1427 ™ York \OMFORT AND STYLE. BEOAD SHOES WITH LOW HEELS. ta Cloth and Calf Gaiters. Sfn"oar Goat, Strap Ties. Oxford Ties ana Prince Albert's. Patent Leather F Pumps. Banda ution and N wort Tie ry S Bide Lice and Oongress Gaiters.” Ar L. BEILBRUN'S No. 402 7th st. n.w. Sign or: Tax Orp Womay mm Winpow. ap2a Weare call or vent eee Tue Lancest axp Most CoMPLETE JOB DYEING SND CLEANING ESTABLISH- Sourx or New Yor. PEOPLE fc St autre here Werk calied for an anyw! in the city, oF by mail or express from other places. W. 8. WHEATLEY, my] 40 Jefferson st., Georgetown, D.C. Go ah reentry nthe ah dl BSOLUTE SAFETY !! — NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, Sth Street and New York Avenue. fie, Burglar sad Demy Breet ——— A ‘E DUCK one LINEN DUSTERS OPENED TO-DayY. LADIES RIDING HABITS TO ORDER. my8 935 Pennsylvania’ ave. Qracan OFFERINGS or NEW GOODS, ar GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. CHILDREN’S WHITE OAMBRIO DRESSES, At 80 cents to $1.37; well made. CHILDREN'S AND YOUNG MISSES’ NAPRSOOK 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 $22.00 to $35.00. NOOT’S, 915 Pennsylvania avenue. ABRGAINS IN DRY oops. ‘LAWNS and PERGALES, 1256. Beautiful PRINTS, 8 Single and Double: acu h BUNTING. Black CASHMERES, to 81.25. Black SILKS and SATING. Colored and Fancy SILKS, very cheap. All our Dry Goods st the very LowesY Parors. WM RK. RILEY. Ruiter Burtprna, my8-6t Cor. 9th and E. ST BECEIVED FROM SARATOGA, The scalebrated GEYSER WATER, in bottles and the SUMMIT WA’ from rigerated, will be o1 Ice- cae SODA WATER, with pure Frait and Creal ma ‘CAMPHOR's at lowest rates. G. G. C. SIMMS, my8-6t* Cor. 14th st. and N. Y. ave. ee are and House ae ested to call and examine the Stoc! SLATE and MARBLE MANTELS at the NEW YORK MA! TORY. Prices cheaper than any house inthe Districe also large_stock of bes, Parlor Grates, Lonaoreg Gas Logs, &c. Soap Btohe Lining, & k Stoves, Ranwes, Ac. "40% Catreet northwest pesttiy: ELY THE LAST WEEK For Our Bargains in SEWING MACHINES. 100 SEWING MACHINES to be sold this week from $13 to $20 each, in perfect order, warranted for three years. NEEDLES, OILS, PARTS, &c., for all machines always on hand, At OPPENHELMER’S, my8 528 Oth street, St. Cloud Building. EE THE $3.50, $4, AND §5 BOYS SCHOOL SUITS. 25, eB and $10 Boys Dress Suits a a beauty. Men's Butts rom 85, $0, 87 and $8 upwards. ‘Men's Od from broken suits a ial value. Biue Fianna Biuits. (iniidte Bes}, ‘frm colors. 810 gud $12, Office coate, dc: The beet 81,30 iack ‘Alpaca Goat in town. White Vests, 75c., 1.00 and 1.25 Blue Flannel Pants, $1.50 upwards. Straw ata in profusion and at low prices. Underwear cheap. . dhe largest stock Shoos in town, and pricos my4-Im low. 1914.and 1916 Pa. ave. J. W. SELBY. my8 18 THE TIME TO GET AWN- Now a HAEr. AWN NRewme Wanee 429-Im_ No. 817 Market ‘Space. (UP BTArRS.) eo ee RE OE PUSS, (UE BEAIES:) WAVES. way. vES, WAVES, as ‘WiGi And DEMONGI ora’Al A TAL, tie on es opposite U.8. Patent Office. CABD PHOTOGRAPHS FOR $1.001 Brest HA Guakan’ Forties BLAC! Market Spacesbet Tihand hee Pato-4ar NOTICE ! — STATUARY, 1EMETERY C ITALIAN MARBLE MONUMENT! HEAD STONES, MANTELS, &o., which will be is sold st very reasonable price. NITE MONUMENTS made to order. o Pel’ Sienetee ee pire lvania ave. nw. aprs — Biar Office. FecrecHarn or aatuccesed OASES FILLED, called for and delivered: Foetal G cta.; Note, 75 cts. ard, 50 1.50; Folio, 82; Ink, 1 Level Gor 8 no chatgen.’ Adi BERGER, 809 L st. n.w. AITARY eR LS \L EXPERIENCE. Fite FB BRIN, an Sth st. n.w., FLOMBRG, Sila a view Fe PEO sreitinry we Orders prompt a06-im" ANNs. ‘AND NAVY.—Officers of the Armyan ‘Navy, absent from Washington, can have pity Aer wher needing repairs, expressed to me; the a attention they will receive at my hands will amply repay the coat. Address N. J! BSS EN, 's Stationery store, Washington, D.0.) 23) satisfaction assured. I9u8 Pennsylvania ave. EUCALYPTINE From meee age FN or Hands a ered | iS seamen Id work, ‘ke. en old wi For "Tolleca ue 5e, Ohi ped Skin Eee For Tender sy Buni rere For Hamoreh olde an fe corns a auioah For Burne, Mosquito Bites and Sunburn, Perfectly Clean in Use. Bold byall Druggists. Price 25 cents. _marl9-3m sharges. may6-10t* sylvania we” G. L. SHERIFF, DEALER IN COAL AND WOOD, of eve Bpecial at toev teaton "UTIA and’ 438 Pa. Ave. Pevct and Mills, Water and N Potomac River ap29 Gt THE BEST. THE OELEBRATED CONCORD HARNESS AND COLLARS. LUTZ & BRO., 407 Pennsylvania avenue, Bole Agents for the ate poet Lo Celebrated Concord oUREa and HARNESS" in great variety, at Lowest ‘Careful attention paid to repatring. my8-1m WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. _FOR RENT AND SALE. W ep ae2 BOYS 13 years of age. Apply at WARE Ga hites nice young. LADIES to stiend Btore. Addre-s G, Star office. iy 14-2t* ee ANTED—A competent and experienced UOR- WARTS MAKER Apply 129 Geli wes ee Wau first-class OOOK (colored) to go away forthesummer. Apply at 1413 Maas: ANTED—A wood Restaurant 5, Come. Well recommended. Avpiy Es a 98D ANTED—A aa of good aia attend Cigar stand. 190 security required. at 701 7th stp inns Warns. SITUATION by s white Girl as chambermaid, waiter or nurse; good reter- ences if required. ‘Apply 1601 I st n.w. ee Re SEG Wisnoa: An OFFIOE BOY in a Patent Attor- Ley’s Office; must be able to do some co} (ee (dares in own handwritiog P. O. Box i Cit: ANTED_BROOMS on firat or second floor, = ‘ished ems eae for light housekeepin, able for family. Address Box 19, OS a ee ANTED—Five or six room ovam suburban, within a mile from street cars; lot and stable for cow: rent ae to 88 per month. ‘Address W. WM. . O., Star office. myl4-3v" y ANTED—Two colored WOMEN , ono w cook, \ Ri eto Oe other Sy ekipeerce Os gcsiet with washing’and ironing.” Apply tin STRONG, Fert Whipple, Va. iad | ee a eee WASTED TA SITUATION as Watchman or Meseenger in one of the Departments of the exces ent, for which T ma ill pay & per cent.on gal- ceived. Address M.W., Star offics. myl4-2t" Se RETO A acrels MWe Binciomion my 14-8 WARNZED—One first-clars | LAUNDRESS and one Female Assistant in kitchen, either Ger- lored; must ecme well recommended, Avtiyat SES Hotel, 473 Pa. aves mivid-3t y ANTED—Firet-class COAT HANDS: also, a BOY to run errands. SELTZ & MERTZ, 437 9th st. y13-3t* WANTED first class GIRL for as at 207 H st.n.w.; pone but first-class need ap- ply; either white or'colored. my13-2t* Avey | ROR 1B SALE—Nice eight-r FRAME | HOUSE Fe room and ald water closets "No. 1909 3 On easy terms. Apply on premises. my 14- Ey Fe es iT —A Sn re and well farnished sible ab vo it te to res; ees ae TR PRE for efices or cep ous SOOM rea Apply at Office of J. 2 SWOMBSTEDE a my well located, on easy terms. J. 8. Roe Real Estate ‘Agent 928 F st. KR RENT—Farnished suite of front comer ished 20 nth ; iront BED ROOM al teton ae Fe Gey ERY, ee LOTS on 7 ners ft. n. HOS! and LOT on 9 Let aw. Apply fons. sereatae iad Get. o BC ans Nana emer E, REN T—Ocol comfortable ROOMS, with .| PRES at 1327 Fst. myl3-3t Fron RENT—One or two STORIES: = rooms on each floor; modern conveniences. ane ao a FoRRs KENT_—ROOMS, 1225 New York ave. two m and parlor, from the ieth inst Ceneammee prices; south front. 'my13-3t* a te OT Foe RENT —Two desirable Unfurnished floor, southern exposure; aodern squats, 612 Pennsylvania ave. 8.¢. FS RENT OR SALE—Fine large Brick RE DENG! ia alat at. £3 doors south of Hist. apply ott . COOKE, JR. & OO., 1429 F FE RENT—Until September 1, part of Fur- nished HOUSE; location fine: hot aud coll water, gag, and uso of slegant Stei slowey ge mu 8.c and small library. Call st. “ S . after 5p.m. and SORE TOUR fect front, 3 rooms, large di is and bath: near Government Printing o} fice oe St Inquire of JAMES Q. BRO’ WN, 521 Pennsylvanis avec W- ony td ae Fses press brick, 16 Ce Wire's first-class OHAMBER MAID, cne emall NURSE GIRL, two good SIDE ‘AITERS and oneBELL BOY. ‘Tremont House, Diets and Insaco y ANTED—A reeponsible yey Sep, would like to take the Cf HOUEE for the summer; bes! ores E office. myl 7 ANTE) woman COOK at 815 15th st. n. rhs “references required. Apply eee) or Ws ANTED_A WOMAN to dogeneral Boao Mi must hi a reference. Inquire at 91 Pros) ste, pee ane ARGE OF A it of references. Ad- myl2. Eee Fifty bright CHILDREN to sing Dureery shymes, Apply at the stage door of the National ‘Theater, Friday, May 14th, ero 8 to 6p.m. Fa RENT—Two or three Unfurnished ROOMS; second floor, bath, hot and cold ; reoms in good order: or one nicely Furnished Frout ROOM; host City Hall: cars pass door; rent moderate. 22) D #1. Dew. mayl3-3t* FoR BENT OR SALE—One of those beautiful Brick Villa HOUSES, No. 7 Oooke Place, Stod dard et., Georgetown Meihts: thirteen toot, sacious’ halle Tusonca hated oie water, et Apply No. 5 Stoddard st:, or 1429 Fst. myl3-lw | ee oR aes ‘rom 15th inst., Furnished OUT- YE for the ae: months, at Mount Pleasant Soe For te’ &c., apply on the We mn Park st., after’6 Ocibck pan. vor ot A RRTOHAM. Sixth Auditor's Office. RK RENT—Wi ITH OR WirHouT BoaRn—Pleas- ant summer rooms, centrally located; house quiet, &e. Call any time 939 Hst-n.w. mayl2-3t* V ANTED WAN and WIFE to Ko to the coun- try: man to work on farm, wife to do general housework. Also a steady, honest, industrious young MAN to drive a milk wagon; references re- quired. Apply at 1121 31th st. n.w. _ my12-6t" WAXED Good sized front ROOM, well fur- niehed : 2d floor, closets; terms not over $10; between M, and 13th st n.w. Address PERMANENT, Room 43, StpAnaitor’ '8 office. _myl2-3t" ‘WASTED-ROOMS and BOARD for agen man, wife and grown daushter, in a private pleasantly located, where they can have the coinforts of an agreeable aud nermavent name: ‘Iwo airy chambers nda xvod table required Ad- Crea, with terms, Lock Box 648, city. my12-3t" ANAED MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WA ripen Soldiers’ Homestead OLAIMS, an inds of mul Berto for at rhest rater wil te paid. JOHN! . Attorne: at tae Boom ee 1 be Droit ‘Butane ny12-tje3 id ANTED FAMILIES to furnish with white and colored Servants, Cooks, Laundresses, Chamberaaida Nurses and Seamstresses and other help with best of reference, at short notice. P. ONALD & CO., 809 5th st.n.w. myll-lw* WASTED OA large. number of Qooks, Waiters and other experienced Male Help, white and colored, wanted for summer hotels near New York. Address} or_ app Mankat ph ney, 1329 Broadway, New York city. my10-1m ANTED—To Buy—FRAME. HOURES that re- au juire to be moved. Apply to W. SAYRES, No. 2133 G et. n.w. moy8-6t" Wy TED-AGENTS to sell the most useful arti- cle manufactured. ra) uierms to first-class rere Address OOX & CO.., Crape st., 8: N.Y. Ladies eepocially desisea, for they can sell ito: advantage. myl-Im “ANTED—_ FAMILIES to, furnish with Ser- us. Also, white and colored Ser- panty ‘wi eth referengs. = pRigpployment On aie: LOST AND FOUND. pate Monday, 10th instant, Black and Tan GYP, with nameof owner on ‘collar. Liberal reward if returned to No. 317 7th: et. nw. myl4-3t OST—A small rough-coated TERRIER DOG: very gray from ag Whcever will return him ‘gener, Bs 4. Kingman ‘FI ace, will be liberaily re- 163 ‘myl4-2t" Fx RENT—That very choice four-story Brick OUNE as 14061 Isth st, near Scott Statue: All Inquire a! the house or of Wee. wiENS, hits Toth aeety FSR, RENTS Mansard roof BRICK. No. 730 8 rooms and bath: 841 Ro. 10s 16 Esta. ‘Ww. :.9roomsand bath; 0. 9) 1 st. ; 828 LBEBT F. FOX, No. 02) F of. SW. eee Se three-story BRICK HOUSE, fur- nished, on Met., du e, July and August. Rent very ‘moderate. eee Pi tos. or apply at 603 F TOR; REN’ an aes) TORE ,, PRI- VATE AND: "Seo Bulletin issued my12-3t* AT abo on the Ist and 15th of Rue pots THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th et. n.w. myl2-3t* ‘OR RENT—Neat PRESSED BRICK, 1504 13th st n.w., near Jowa Circle; southers exposure: apered and painted to suit if taken this week ; 835. 18 BIGELOW, 606 7thst nw. myll-2w aaGE RENT—BRICK HOUSE, containing seven rooms, celiar, with all modern improvemen' houre No. 1727 7th st. n.w. $15 per mon Tuquire No. 403 ith st. D.w. mylt-st ‘OB Ri ENT—221 E st.n. ¢., ten rooms, all modern imps.; 840. 1030 17th st. n. Wey az Sie all modern ‘imps. c.; $5. a att ragde® tows & CLS 1212 F at. n. "W snyto-et terms = 150 cash ai 25, Frontilys new sete soot a SE. with every inodern, improvement, half lok r from Pa -t. Circle and 13th et. n.w. ; price rented perma- nently at ‘io in’ advance.” For t Sale, on monthly Sees to suit na urchagers, if ponens this month, eight Press Brick Front HOUSES, with seven rooms and every modern bnprovement, trontiny south on B st., between 11th ang ‘one block Lorth of Lincoln Park; price 81,650 this month: BUILDING LOTS to lease and sell in every part of city. J. W. STARR, 1429 New York ave. myl0-6t FE: SALE—At a bargain, a LOT twenty, ah one hundred feet, on Q at. h.w.« betwoen 16th and pr ste. Ap Apel é oD ova Ee MARR, Beal Estate Brokers, Bonet sat” ‘OR TERT ean APARTMENTS at reduced. rates; southern, eastern and western exposure all modern conan, at 1027 Vermont avenue, near McPherson square. my5-1m Fe sa Eleeant RESIDENCE on K st., opposite, Er Square. Price $2: 2, 000, Bix er cent in. eferred yi ayments. Very liberal ter - W. DOW! wie if NMAN, 412 a st. my5-0oW OST On Saturday evening, a POOKET- those elegant HOUSES: Le a Hervine nents gy aultable SNe | maa ater aas Bete Bast ca cclnes temsiite lower gud « Herring sesto Rey. k and 3d sts.,can ased to first-class tenants lower 1207 F st.n.w. mal2-3" FOR SALE. pro AT A GREAT \T SACRIFICE. lendia ea d leg Fe Feven-octave PI- ANO for. oN cash, any Ee OR SALE A New York built PHAETON, soo ond-hand, but in wood, order be seen at McDEBMOTT & BIOS.’ Tiawe Manufactory.” 310 Wennepivania Ge ave. F028, SALES One of the finest mamece ‘Har- nets ANIMALS in this city, six years oa; a full “bl and perfe Ung. ‘App Est looded runner; is full of fife, y wentle: guaranteed sound an it OLCOTT'S STABLES, ery aeae ee yl FoE SALES A large Stock of New and Seoond- snd CARRIAGES of the best make, and finish, such as T and Village Extension Tops, Jump Beata, OBERT 1 i. GRAHAM, 410-416 8th at., betws eee DandEn.w. Repairing promptly attended to, myli Heese, 20 BUGGY and HARNESS for sale; can E. E. BARNES’ Livery Stsbles, 312 Pa. ave. esst, or address: - W. Louis, 101 ¢th st. n.e: myl0-6t" GEvERAT FINE PIANOS, VERY LITTLE ry used, FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE CASH, at 723 7th street northwest. my! FoR SALE HOR UMP-SEAT and HAR. : HORSE, PHETON and BAR- NESS; eles Covent hice Delving Horses, at HUGUELY & BOWEN'S, No. 645 New York ave. my6-2w* 'OK SALE—HORSES, HARNESS and VEHI- CLES of every description bought and sold All orders promptly attended to, and satisfaction guaranteed. F. DOWNEY'S Stable, aps 7 ANGE BTOOK OF SPRING WAGONS, =e diss ail kinds of business. Also, lot AGONS. This Wagon ia nice IV inished. TOP BUGGIES BOOTOH. BERTONS, one LANDAU OAMEIQGE In order, of Becond. memo amines: "SA NB ‘or asia very low on monthl: PHOBEY, 87 Pros Geommetown. mani-Sm EDUCATIONAL. ERKA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, MANUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST CLAYS. VERY ORNAMENTAL, and in imitation of all kinds ef stone, and just as durable. For eale ats heavy discount from former prices. TERBA OOTTA VASES, BEWER PIPE, STOVE OROOKS, &o., AT THE LOWEST RATES. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA CO., 401 New Jersey ave. mar37-ly Near B. & O. Depot. J. M. @ BR. COHEN, DIAMOND BROKEES AND APPRAISERS OF DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES 850,000 worth of UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, consisting of Matched Stones in Diamond Binds "binnone Peodan Pendants and “Oh waste ne neice ¢ AMERICA =) SWIs8 NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED ‘tor any of the above goods. MONEY TO LOAN at 6 per cent. 3 5 off F is i i as i if than any like houses in the District;each house handsomely finished ; Penn, ave. n. eee Fret. mi ti - fe BYON, cor. sed and D sts. n.w. ™ 2 a Sees Fo BENT STCRE with at STABLE ae Ge TAR, 9th and L ets. n.w. App W. 0. JOHNSON, 718 13th st. new. mySeie ‘OR BENT.One HOUSE: and two for sale on easy terms: all new, near East Church myr we Pais Charts. OCD INVESTMENTS. —W uthorized to Goster tne following bro porty for inumediate raise moni sto E \t ter lot to a thirty-foot alley, and stabie, . Pro] can be rented $25 per mont god tenant, Location New Yorkave.,near St st pater, rice 19 eta to ally, in jood order and — fee for $20 to prompt Wuant, for 8000 cas Pectin: Mst., 19th. three-story FRAME HOUSE. on L st., bet ween water and ba‘h, FORD &" so for myll facing Dunout Circle. Sy cor of Pate sont north ot colt Statues * LOT 39 ft. Sin. on Pst. by 80 fe FOR S. setts ave. nw h § deairable small iG LOT, frouting on FOR SALE “ilandaome PROPERTY Corner of 26th and L sts. msisting of three- ng adjoited by desirable Duildins Love will’ be cold ata secre: (POR ae eee st. n.w., a four-story Press Brick RESIDENCE, containing ten rooms and modern improvements’ Will sell at a great barvain. FOR SALE—706 Sth st. Dev fwo.story and basement BBLOE, just, nos a Office. THOB. J. Fi = 1223" F st, n. Fo = B. O. HOLTZMAN, Rear Estate AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. mye 23 153 st. n.w., 17 Fur house st 8128 ‘tr how Ww. 812 fur iy righ a ee Oth wn Fu, Looe ‘Mass. av. D.w. room Sor} 231 49 8 ? 823 H et. n-e.. sone, 15 325 Ist st. and bath I make no change to landlords for advertising thelr property, and keep it before the public con- Ihave many of the finest building sites in the city from 81, 000% 860,000." Nowe the aet> tase B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. EAL ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., Sr CLoup Burtprxa, Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. FOR RENT—Two beantifal HOUSES in Meeps eon Square, now building; willsoon be finish Two eeven-room BRICK HOUSES, mod. imps nearly new, food neighborhood ; $20. = ier HOUSES and STORES in different por- tions of the city. Cail at our office for Bulletin. FOR SALE—A very fine HOUSE, on = mere * ‘Isth st. and ‘eflereon Place—now being br eth LD LOTS at different prices and on terms to suit. m8 Special attention ‘Will be paid to any ——- en- trusted to our care. BE ee BUILDING, Orrosirs U. 8. ‘TREasusy, 16TH ou for ponte Off 8 et. Water —f oy art losets on every floor. Rlovator an steam heat. Dan jar rome fe for for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. ap) ao TO LOAN. SEVERAL SM212 SUMS OF MONEY on hand toloan at seven cout interaee, ‘LOUIS P. SHOBMARER © myl4-3t st. n.w. FE PoevaTE TRVESTICENT. Bie gun ot 5.600, at Zrer cent. Apply to JOHN BULL, Corcoran tritiath myiss MPO, TOAR ae Six per cont. on Real Estat 060. SiEICeR “k LIEBEUMAN. tu 1418 New Fork ave. myl3. ‘ONEY. = ae AT SIX, ak, D SEVEN PER GENT. THO a ae AEA myl3-3t G21.000, $1 500, id La and = ve > Sum, St low. oo én ‘ample Beal Eetate ee curity. Money’ in hahd. en, E. HOLTZMAN, 1321 nw. mayl2. 30, a TO LOAN In oue sum for 5 or 10 voars. @D at 6 per 3 810,000, $5,000, 1, Hos! 8400 to 4 at 6: and Tper cent., Bocim ig to amount. M. time and M. ROHRER, 509 7th st. my6-10t NO LOAN, T° MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ly Sums To Surz, At 6 and 7 per cent. Fa RENT—A first-class RESIDENCE, situated on Rhode Island ave., between 15th ‘and 6th adjacent to Soott statue, No. 1617. A 5.9. SHEDD, Nos 400 Lie st. new. FOR RENT—Two furnished PARLORS 6 on gec- ond floor, en suite, southern exposure; bath. water, &c., oh same floor; rent reasonable. No. 519 18th et., bet. E and F bta.n.w. myl-Im No Delay. . B. O. HOLTZMAN, aplT 10th and F sts. n.w. Mos TO LOAN— 100,000 TO LOAN, Ip amounts to suit, at 6 nt. int or firat-claas git oflte Teal exsats secertty ree 'OR RENT—The STORE and DWELLING No. 1839 K st. n.w. It will be rented low to iy and responsible tenant. “Apply to No. ae 38 FRE |ALE—LOT on 16th st., near cor. aS ‘ave. directly north Scott's circlé, 22x125 ft. to 20 ft. alleys must be sold, owner leaving Se pete I 1st sor RENT—No. 406 lst st ntainis HOUSE, cor ing with all modern improvements. ‘Taguire “on sine rent for term of years or ‘ticulars a ES art quire of J.V. tok Mapad-im a bak AND Ps For for, for BEAL ES- TATE uve, pushes eg free. ABNER, 916 & st. n.w. or ENT PARLORS and BED- ROOMS and ROOMS Fe aes fOr Ta for, Honsekoe ing, and eee mall BED) Pennsy!- vania Os st. ya" PROFESSIONAL. Rk. T. M. TALBOTT, Ds No. aD 7th st., cor. E,over Eiseman's Clothing Stor anaes, in all Eranches. “Teeth inse asi er eet. All work warranted. Tyid ZU. MMER SESSIONS. ‘CERIAN BUSINESS QOLLEGE, Non 72H AND L Sts. N.W. Thorough instruction anc and traini: in Penman- ship, Bookkeeping, Business Practice, | Business Calculations, Correspondence, &c., by. the month or quarter. ‘Studeu.te received at aby time. Pieas- i at row call at the Galen often or adress For partic ars call at the Collexe HENRY 0, SPENOER, Principal. yz Scne e ag Well as thoee Foscher of PIANO, ORGAN and Peas x attentior ion to cameras, , Terms moderat ap27-1m' be qualified for S WwW. aa ie Het aw all_ competitive ns OF on moderate terms. ap! E PROFESSOR LAKROQUE, 723 setae st., native rench Road graduate of Sorbonne Uni- veralty. Paris te instruction in all the Fren fos a aoetien: ‘Terms mod erates so 3m ‘AFLEWOOD, INSTITUTE, Goi ‘8, 850 per BS Girls, a5. Re cen aie ‘tor business, Yale or Harvard. Fi 5 SDE ae Seip, aS BRON TEIDER LM Prince PERSONAL. H. ALBURGER, succeseor COS ig ob Watchmaker and Jew moved to corner of ae and F stg. ae Store, opp. U. 8. myll-Im Joex sien ae hE ie ene oni real one {TEAM CARPET OLEANING. ag AT carpeta guarantee’ ts aomn, apal-ly 616 Louisiana ave, ig & Specialty. Teeth on gol silver. Offi posite Calvary ee Church, aL a st. De vw. ‘Beferen Dr. Domer and otb. ‘m OT 8 ERY = 007 SURGERY, e.— orm, Bunions Ghil- blaits and all ot al ug alent of ee Fe <t i secutive of Ben date e rath D. 0. “Ht h- Nani = Dati office and business = the Darrell, of 1237 Pa avenue, will ii be ernttaued by, his nephew, SR we a I area tos goemiely. of 9) - venue. cont tronage fully solicited. ane ap3-5m - WEISENBORN, ved to 410 11th Die GercoLur cena ose door. soph D Tt aw pea ie Pea ae Detween 80 cents. All operations warranted. ANTED YOU To KNOW T WE | ee ot = common Rew suit can be at . B. H. WARNER, marl9 916 F at. BUSINESS CHANCES. ANTED—Pa on Real “desis Estate to callon J. oe" ORMSTEDE, real Estate and Insurance, 928 WASTED 20 PURCHASE FOR cae 9 room Brick AG =e tween Pa. ave. and O st. Rake # Werth 82,10). “Address ‘Box 107, star of a SSL FE BENT 08, SALE Desirable health COUNTRY HOME, near Wasl'netn. Balt Ohio Railroad; mileage to and fro twelve Further her particulars, WM... Balti myl43t DBAWBACKS. centa. Cheap rent. CALVERT & CO., RAWBACK. D WANTED FOR A CLIENT. my13-3t THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. ROE BALETA cond opportunity is offered to ang one desiring to near in the RESTA! \T Business, near the Capitol. Reason, euin it. Address HOOD, Btar office. my13-3t" WE, AXE, 31.200 OASH TO INVEST for a customer in aor improved peer ee well located. Must be a bargain. 8ST] LEIDERMANS Tas New York ave. et ‘OR SALE—OIGAR STORE—709 7th et. n 4 Good reason for selling. Apply at — ber. : Foe SALE—AT 4 BarGatn—110 acres of ele at bilver Spring Station, 7th-street road, si miles from city. 75 Acres half mile from’ ae tion. Apply to W. E. BURFORD & 00, myl1-6t* 1115 F et. n.w. Se ee ee ae WANTED, PARE BIDS for doing PLASTER: ING TING. on 808 st., between 1th and 12th sts. sta, 0.2 eee =e arn 6t 1429 New York avemtie. EM SALE—One of the best Seepage $ and. ey oN ye STGEES on 7th st. n.w., doing good he sold low for cash; reasons fore resting er et g, ctiraged in other business. Adress ice. eee (AT BARGAIN:—Good HOUBE, heart of the Gras. No. 314 E st. o threo story Bock 10 ‘conveniences! will bo gold wy myl0-5t Se Witeie TO BORROW—$3,500 for three or eee ent eed res on ample real estate palds ‘Aadvewe "Star ottiee °° Prnye ree ARTED= Foal Pi- 08, Grockery,. Be. koe ty sake Office, 31 0OoD LoTs WICE Be BE _ room: m” Ermood) Hck HOGREY nord Berth: wort: Money dosed — the same, at RB. FULTON'’S Loan my7- wy6- Sw St EEE ee R SALE OR EXOHANGE—GARDEN FAR! FS See io tee eae the bast ruck warden near 4 miles {nquireof HUGUELY & BOWEN: 645 New Yor! DUNCAN SNIF: GENERAL AD’ 32 and 33 Astor 1 fe know bim to be promptly pays his bills.—New York Sun. He Piscing newspaper sdverticnar ts toe cuties atte ver en 4 ti of his advise oe: one be- creeine gol my onan fo ius Fe Sn a pee HAND CLOTHING. ‘3, ors! SHOES, WATCHES, gave ainirepas ee NES ASS FURNITURE Fe holsterers and Steam Carpet ¢ iieccaen, ® L= JOMNSON & CO.. Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. ©., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS DIB- ‘TRIOT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES. DOMESTIO and FORRIGN EXGHANGE. mart COUNTRY BOARD. fi, LANGE FARM HOU! PLEASANTLY shaded, situation . matte < meuntaina near: all fruit; dairy and ih eral table kept, Tome moderate: “agar sefersed. “Aaadrves W- H. GAINES! VILLA, Pikes itiam Co. miayl it UMMER Soaks —At Lawrel. A deli fal fp country p ace, within two minutes walk o ieee aetna Gaara may 12-3t" Ci Sat batten Bee wae fs id locati Ridge mow ford @ fine view. Convenient to chure hoe ae as ‘and all home comforts. Address M. B.VAN ‘RE, Berryville, Clark Oo., Va. atte + pega ee es 18 CHURCH, Farn- M r Sieg i: Terms @5 to 81 por eke Piee Opens May 1. 1 per Sepot conveyance. For particulars aa DEALE. T ESIKABLE BOARDING, ho malaria, excellen' bathing, boating, fishing; number limited; Washington erences exchanied. ‘Address Box New er necticut jew London , cool, SOMMER BOARD —ALMEIDA will 5 SS June Ist. ry changed. Miss “Berryville, Va. Ma., midway be B. Referen ORO’ (ap2l-co6w) YOUNTRY BOARD.—Lanrel, tween Baltimore and Waahit BE: thirty, minutes’ ride. Pleassn 88 TABLE. 200 yards from Station. 8126 Im’ MRS. NEWMAN. BOARDING. FRMANENT, TRANSIENT AND D A 4 BCAKDERS accommodated at 827 Vermont exe. Mra. M. T. SOUTHALL. my l3-1t* 1016 SAS* HUSETTS AVE. _ Deushital ) location; pleasant ROOMS on second pha third for, Willi cood BOARD. House variant my13 at" 913 NEW YORK AVENUE —FOR | RE 8, en suite or sinely ith BOARD. _mylI2 BE, | Mi Desirable ROOMS with BOARD; also TABLE ay Sime Mas. NOECKLEY, Proprictrosa. PCESISHFD ROOMS, WITH BOARD Sood floors; summer prices. oninut to care, B30 Rat ewe ‘aplG-awe Wed LOCHIEL HODER, | 512 9th at. of the 3 conieet ani condi onses in the Gated at reason: cCPHERSON HOI cor. 15th and 1 ste. nw. BOOTS AND SHOES. NEW york: SHOE STORE, 605 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. HANDSOME SPRING SHORS FOR LADIES axp GENTLEMEN. PRICES LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE. Jadics, Kid-lined Oper Blippers..... —o 4-strap San Ladies’ hit. button 5-strap Ladies’ Cur Kid Button Boot. a pine top eres Kia Bova. “4 * Blippers and Newporta, fre + GENTS.-“We have the hicest «tock of Gente Low Shoes south of New York. Our Prone Gall Hands fs ate of ie beet mater) and make: Price aro Sharantesd lower than cisewhere. ee leiaae GEO, McCARTHY. a= FOREPAUGH oS y have the greatest curiosity of animals, but the great ee. SHOE AUCTION HOUSB 10 Preatest curinsity of BOOTS and. SHOES ‘and a still greater curiosity of Prices] than any Shoe Store on earth. If you are in! doubt. please wive us a call, and you will conyinced. — MINE THESE PRICES. ch Calf, — Fine Fren iy a es Low Quar- ror pte Gent's Fine Brose Low Quarcara trom 81.50,$1.75, oat Fine Calf Skin, Hand- stitched, Single-sole 3. aus te rate pac ge EEE jes' Fini , from " Ladies’ Fine French Kid, Frouch Heal 82. b0, 82.96 uate Eine French Morocco, Box Toe, French 25 up. mrirsee? Fine Gont Shoes, Te.. 90c.. @l-ap. Misses’ Fi Fine Goat Button, from 1 up. ur Stock comprises one of the fincet assortment of Gent's Hand- made Low Quarters in the city. THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 401 Pennsylvania avenue, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, 2720_ LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor, iter BMECEIVED.—FINE ASSORTMENT fen’s Ligh iC Byring Goods, in, Strap and. ford Ties, Low Bu Button and| Gomyrens Gait Gait ‘Also, fare tine Guiiareray e Gostakin, Siripe ‘Heel Buioes, of the celebrated SS ee &T. a Children outerow them 3 pis OF STORE, near Corcoran st. apl3S 14th HOUSEFURNISHINGS. R® BicEuaTons, WATER COOLERS, ICE CHESTS, | FREEZERS, at J. W. BOTELER & SON, myl0.6t 923 Penn. ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts. EFRIGERATORS AND WATE) Flog peortmen Fa eats (Formerly Oden's), my8-6t_3R4 Tth st., five doors above Ps. ave. GAS FIXTURES, GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, LATROBES, RANGES, GARDEN VASES AND STREET HOSE. PLUMBING GAS-FITTING and TINMING. All JOBBING promptly attended to. HAMILTON & SHEDD, b® Oth st. n.' y M.O.A. Building. aND my5 —E>>* REFRIGERATORS. Strongly bu: handsomely finiehe in practiog, cary of acocan, wrousit iron oe Facks, alate stone ebelves, perfectly, conve, nient, t Piot complicated, pure dry air, eoon M. W. BEVERIDGE, Gate Webb & Beveride,) 2009 Pa, ave., near 11th st. Bole Agent for the D. 0. “4 ‘aplt G+ FIXTURES! GAS FIXTURES!! & MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF GAS FIXTURES From the factory of Messrs. MITOHELL, VANOE &00., N. ¥., can be seen at A large lot of goods at prices prior to the advance. E. F. BROOKS, 531 15th st., apls OCoRcoRnaN BUILDING. cages Spd OIL AND WATER COLORS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Giass, ALL xinpe o” Faxcy ARTICLES FOR ORNAMENTS AND PRESENTS. oO. ORGANS, bea SIDNEY T. NIMMO & 00."8, p29 4120 21th st. n.w. Gv HORSE DOW ICINE. MEDICINE. MEDICINE. VETERINARY MEDICINE DEPOT. 409 14th st. now. i> mys ROBT. SMITH, V. 8. * T 83.00 PER MON’ ee Se Gm wie Wane gaa RS ae siichert sce rics, Mess cones <7