Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1880, Page 2

al THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. THURSDAY jay 20, 1850. CROSBY 8S, NOYES....Editor. na ea fhe Evening Stor has a regular, perma~ ment, bena fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper oubdlished in Washington, and equal to tha of all the other daily papers here added to- @etner. Tux Star is connected with the wires of the Na- ional Telephone Exchange and with the Western Union Telephone Exchange. Both these agencies ean therefore be availed of in sending to Tae STAR advertisements, orders for the paper to be served, ews, or any information, at any hour of the day free of charwe. These facilities are a creat conve- mience, and will be appreciated by the customers of ‘Tue Star. The Double Sheet Saturday THE STAR Will be published as usual on Satur- Gay 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 %- The number thus far printed in May is 1,355 ————~<+e —__ Residents of Washington know all about it but strangers in the city, who compared the Clear and ful} account of the boat race In last night's extra Stak with the so-called reports of it in the other extra sheets put in circulation on the streets, were able to see the results of well- planned, intelligent and effective enterprise, contrasted with the crude and spasmodic ef- forts in that direction sometimes made tn other quarters. By common verdict, that of Tae Stak was pronounced the only complete and In- telligible account of the affair published last evening, and this verdict was emphasized and made manifest by the enormous numbers of ex- tra Stars soid. The demand for it continued, Indeed, until late In the night, and long after the editton was exhausted. ——e led boat-race between Hanlan on the Potomac yesterday every In and Cour requisite was present but the race itself. The day was simply perfect, the course was admira- bie, the water was in unexceptionable condi- tlon, the spirit of falr-play and enthusiasm was manifest everywhere, and such a crowd of spectators was present as never before assem- bled on such an Occasion in America. All that Was lacking was a pair of strong-nerved willing oarsmen on the river. For want of these, what ought to have been a historical contest turned out tobe a contemptible and disreputable jitseo, Just why Courtney pursued the course he did Wil) probably never be known to the public. Nor does i matter much now. He may have been Sick, as 1s claimed, and he may have taken his part from choice. His friends, who insist that he lacks neither strength, skill, nor endurance, explain his failure yesterday by saying that in a crisis he is subject to nervous prostrations which almost tnvariably unfit him fora contest, and sometimes send him to bed. This ts a charitable view, and it 1s, perhaps, well enough to accept it. But all the same the fact remains tbat when he is weighed tn the balance he is found wanting. He may have been fit to row yesterday, and he may not have been. When he came upon the course, however, he must have known that he either could not or would not row. In either case, it was a duty he owed hot less to the public than to himselt to stand Out of the way and let Riley take his place in the race, in order that the vast throng which had come together to witness a trial of skill and Strength should not turn its face homeward in disappointment and disgust. That he did not bh. He should withdraw him- few, at once and forever. He is no longer an object of intrest. But leaving Courtney out of view altogether, and assuming that the affair was conducted “on the square” throughout, the public still has a good deal to complain of. To postpone the Face for an hour, at too late a period in the day for sufficient public rotice of the fact, and after perhaps fifty thousand persons had taken their Places, on the theory that two brawny athletes could not endure for forty minutes the heat to which the immense crowd of men women and children had been subjected for three or four hours, was a piece of impertinence to begin With, and whea the spiritiess affair came toa Conclusion without any contest dt all, it was simply adding Insult to injury. Washington will be glad to furnish at all times a field for honorable, legitimate and fairly conducted con tests of any kind, but she wants no more meet- ings like that of yesterday. — Of the state conventions which assembled yesterday, that of Ilinois attracted the largest share of public attention, because of the influ- ence its action must have upon the Grant movement. The General's friends themsel\cs realized that anything short of a positive declara- ton in his favor by his own state would sum- martly retire him¢rom the contest. Therefore have they bent every energy to the task of Securing definite and unequivocal instruction; in favor of their candidate. The heated and bitter contest over the admission of the Cook county delegation is the key to the whole situation. and the line of battle between the Grant and anti- Grant forces in the convention fs distinctly drawn upon this issue. In the preliminary Struggle the Grant men won a decided victory, and there is every reason to believe they will follow it up to-day by carrying their every potnt. If they get any proportion of the Cook county delegation it assures their control of the state convention, whereas the admission of the entire anti-Grant delegation from Cook county would neutralize the sirength of the Grant element from the remainder of the state and end in a virtual and perhaps positive defeat of Grant instructions. Tiis situation gave the Grant forces an advantage they were quick to use. They contented themselves with the moderate request for a proportionate repre- Sentation only from Cook county, while their Opponents have been forced to demand the entire delegation for themselves or give up the fight imadvance. In bitter factional fMzhts of this character conventions usually enteavor to ayold a rupture or a bolt by dividiag the repre- sentation, and as the Grant men were In a Position where half a loaf was, in effect, as much fo them as a whole one, they have asked oply for this. The Minnesota resubitcan convention tn- Structed for Senator Windom as a presidential Candidate who would “harmonize ail factions and sections of the country.” This was really @ set-back for Senator Blaine, who, with Win- dom out of the way, would most likely have been declared the favorite of the convention. It 4s alleged that the Windom movement was Inau- gurated more for the purpose of defeating Blaine in Minnesota than anything else, and there is some plausibility in the allegation. The indica- tions are, however, that Biaine is the second choice of a majority of the delegation; but for Grant to obtain even a minority of the votes of ‘that state would be a political gain for htm and ‘& corresponding loss to the Blaine calculauions, ‘The effect of the action of the conventiva ts to leave the state of Minnesota In doabi, at least, in the great struggle that now bids fatr to take place at Chicago for the nomination upon the dirst ballot, The Virginia democrats, or conservatives, as ‘they please to call themselves, seem to have achieved mere in the way of harmonizing the two wings of their party than their Opponents had believed possible. Tue state convention at Richmond yesterday was quiet and orderly in its proceedings, and selected an uninstructed delegation. Among the names of the delegates to Cincmnati ‘are jseveral who were prominently identified With the readjusting movement, and thelr ac. Ceptance of the position seems to make it certain ‘tbat at least “a portion of Gen. Mahone’s fol. Icwers will return to their old political assoct- ations, In California the democrats, though not a> yarently having any contested questions be- fore them, adjourned over until to-day, with a strepg Thurman sentiment apparent in the convention. The democrats captured the workingmen’s convention ta California, whereat the greenback men became disgusted and set up a party for themselves, H4A™45 WINS THE BOAT BACE, 80 HAS THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE WON IT'S RACE IN SELLING BEST QUALITY OF SHOES AT BOTTOM PRICES OVER ALL SHOE STORES THIS S1DE OF BOSTON. THE BETTING WAS ACTUALLY 900 TO 50 IN FAVOR OF THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTI HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania Avenue, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG. LEOPOLD BICHOLD, Proprietor. We bave on hand one of the finest assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, of the latest styles, in the city. my20 $20 UBCHELL’S SPRING LEAF TEA B AT 6 CENTS AYOUNDS sen ners of this TEA in pleasing the palates of emarkable that niany por- der this name, aithough well therefore to test this 5 before deciding upon the merits ¢f any calla ‘a pons Leaf. NW. Ey RCHELL, my20-2t 1332 F street. WEBASE 20ST PUBLISHED, SIMOND'S DIGEST OF PALENT OFFICE Bang a digcet, in cassia ant. chronological order, of substantially all the reported decisions of the Commssiouers of Patents to January 1, 1830. And THREE (0. a6 HR OTURES ON THE OONSTITU- N OF THE UNITED STATES, delivered ‘before te Eniversity Law School of Washington, D. C., Amociate Suatica Miller, of the U: 8. Sut rieme Court | Price. 60 cents. | nn Bent by mail postage prepaid. upon receipt o price.) We Hl. & UO. H. MORMISON. my20 A G STATION ASSHOR & STEBBINS, No. LOU Penn‘a ave , Wasatxcros, D. C. 28 Light st., Bactrorr, Mp. BOILERS, ENGINES, PUM@S, STEAM, GAS AND WATER PIPE FITTINGS, BRASS WORK, ENGINEERS’ AND MACHINISTS' SUPPLIES. my20-1m* peorcsars: CFFIcE Or THE COMMISSIONERS OF TRE Distarcr oF CoLc ara, ABHINGTON, May 20, Sealed proposals will be received at the ‘office a8 above until 12 o'clock m. Thursday, June 10. for ‘urnishing supplies to the various branches of the District Guversment for the year ending June 30, *eiaformation, samples and blanks will be far. Rished upon ‘application at room 17, Morri Building, 4% stre By order of the Commissioners D. my20-1w lOHN oi ARK, Superintendent of Property. P. HANSON HISS & CO., IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS FURNITURE, DRAPERIES, MIB- ROKS, ORNAMENTS. 45 N. CHARLES ST., BALTIMORE. DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR ORDERED WORK. myl9-29 OKTLANRD CEMENT! cargo White Brothers’ Tig the beet insterial in in the world where strensth and durability are requil = W.GUINAND, myl8-3t No. 623 Louistana ave. OTOMAC BOAT RACE For Hands Blistered and Faces Sunburnt at the great HANLAN AND COURTNEY RACE, Use ‘‘Encalyptine,” from the famous Eucalyptus ‘Trees of Australia. It is a sure cure. Get. it from the nearest Druswist. myl8-4t* PES: A. E. WILLIS, PHRENOLOGIST AND PHYSIOGNOMIST, will be at 623 zs Bec, ivanis ty Wedn ere hui of this week, to make ERAHINATIONS wand an out GHAnTe: att AILOBING DEP‘ ABRTMENT. Complete Stock of Goods Suitable for the Season. FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. Full Assortment of Goods for the Season. w. 8. 935 Pennsylvania ave. ONE PRICE myl5 BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. RECEIVED AN INVOICE oF FULL-FASHIONED SILE-CLOOKED BALBRIGGAN HOSE, IN ALL SIZES, ar 25 Gents Pee Parr. LADIES’ SUPERFINE ALSO A LINE OF PENCIL STRIPED, FULL-FASHIONED, ar 25 Cents Pee Pam. . GENT'S FULL FASHIONED, FANOY STRIPED HALF HOSE, A GREAT BARGAIN, ar 3736 Pee Parr. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE, 705 and 709 Market Space. P. § —WE HAVE NO CONNECTION WHAT- EVER WITH THE STORE BETWEEN oe Two HOU, myl5 USSELL’S ICE aM. FOR QUALITY, STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL. tide = not robbed of its purity to enable us to sell it ‘Strawberry bec ‘estivals, Ohuroh Entertainments and Dealess supplied af & very low price. Family orders’ vattended to with ourusual prompt- os and they can be made up of s dozen different Cok sre for Sunday prea be left on Saturday. Ico Cream shipped by any of the Hallroads or ap24-im, 2dc2dp 1427 New York ave. L. MARTIN & COS CELEBRATED FULP MORTAR BLACK, FOR BRICKLAYERS USE, Where Black Joints are required. J. H. JOHNSON & CO., Acesrta, myl4_ 142t! wharfand 1202 n.w Fe wake aba er eee or oe we will continue to of pac Frc) mare eee ORGANS at 875, frente owing toa Beary. advance at the fac- tory, we compelled to raise the price. « BIDNEY T. NIMMO & Ov."S, mylT 410 12th st. HALE OIL SOAP, of the For the destruction of, the myriads of Greea Bugs Seal supply by ABRTHUSB NATTANS. Pharmacist, ap?* 14th and [and 3d and D sts. n.w. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. ANTED—A white GIRL to do bh W ror, Abriy Has Taek a go general Ronee WANED TA inst rate, fine cake BAKER, at BSELL'S.. Apply immediately. a 'D Wee Ggnparery Tro, good BAR: Apply No. 1896 7th st. a. ANTED— = WOMAN, white or ala saa | 2 at513 {3th st. mew. ne egoeen Wisiinas Telisble MAN as clerk: referencs Apply at “Parkinson Hoi 22 Pounyianeive eee am el For 2 BENT—HOUNE, 943 M st. n.w., partiall: jarniehed. Apply on premises." mny20-aoly os RERT—217 Het. _ er RIOR hot water, g20.. Tore Ie Hemveyic anivave. inydost ee ave _my40-3t_ Fast BALE Handsome FARM 65 genes, TH4 miles ey Say OOo Teale Sh trees, poe Ro «xcumbrance, ‘i ee sell at cnsep on easy for olty property. “Bor partier inure HOS E.DAWT, 209th at ee eaa0 Sie -D: - eat GIRL for dining room aa belp and one to wash and scrub. Inquire at as Ponnevivanie ave. awe miy20 9° ANTED—By a young man BOARD and ROOM WV ins mEtrate fe family must be reasona ble. Address, stating terme, Box 93, Star office. 1t* ls ae tee T—COTTAGE in the coun- try moderate price. Address EROMET ‘and VERMA NENT TENANT, serge ANTED—100 MEN to work on Lake Montabel. lo, Gunpowder Water Works, near the city Baltimore; wages $1 per day. HAUGH & LYO Contractors. my20-6t* SS ath ANTED—A responsible PILOT; one that un- derstands navigation on the Potomac river and Chesapeake bay: tingle man preferred; refer- ence required. Addrese Box 111, Star office. Wasnt By a young lady a POSITION in a family as private teacher, beginning in Sep- tember; teaches Enxliah branches classics, history, Scieice, and piano and organ music; highest refer- ene &yiven. Address CULTURE, this office. VO Wit young MAN well aci quainted with ihe Gouin business. Address P. 0. Box myl9-3t ANTED—Six MEN, or fol seown BORE. who can give some referen 8 ply 1119 7th st.n.w. ssi i ANTED—A WOMAN for conceal housework ; must understand cooking; references one roan ed. Apply 509 6th st.n.w. ADs eats, “area, reliable BOYS, 16 old, pecmanent ciapiey- . Address Box 146, Star of 9-2t* ‘o ReNT—From the Ist at ae a plessant Furniehed HOUSE northwest; will pay 80a month during the summer. Address for six times, RESPONSIBLE, Star office. my19-3t" ANTED—1,000 GENTLEMEN to send their POSTAL CARDS to 1003 230 pave thelr Suits calied for to be CLEANED and VRES 3% $1.50 by competent hands. mnyld BF ANTED- Deoreniarery Ten. ae and ix colored SERVANTS for ral housework ; also, four Nurse Girls. Appiyat P. McDONALD 00.'8, 809 Sthst., bet. HandIn.w. myl9-st Wen experienced NURSE, to a charge of two children. Must come well Fen commended, and no objections to leave cit: drese Box 15, Star office. myl9-' oy WARZED (A MAN or BOY, 16 to mare oid, that writes a good hand, to assist in office an make himself, fcr “wut rust be well rec- ommended. A x 144, Star office, in own andwriting. WANTED ES Tepectable_white Woman a SITUATION as nurse, or willinz to assist with general b Housework: no objections to Ko atte diet Ce Coney; good reference. Anny: at 203 1ith sts, my 19-3t* V TEETEDEA SITUATION as Darkeeper or Head Waiter; long experience; ci furnish good reference. Address Box 17, Star office. m18-3" V y ANIED_—PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS in Ger- juan and chemietry. Addrees, stating terms, L. M. H., Star cflice. 13: J ANTED—Two fret clacg DRESSMAKERS | {NO,APPRENTICES. Apply MIS 31 J. BEDDOO, 927 Ist new. y18-3t* WANZED; Three HORSES; must be aga and ood drivers, between 15 and 16 hands. Also, wood ‘ecoud-hand JUMP-SEAT WA Apoly at DOWNEY’S, Stable, 1013 17th st.n.w. may17-6t Was to furnish ey PERVANTS; try us: SERVANTS of scrts; boys, girls; SEAMSTRESSES for city and country ; all | with reference. 926 F st. n.w. 0. E. PRICK & myl5-6t" Recep EETARY BOUNTY TaNp WAR- RANTS Boldiers) Homestead OLATMS, and ay Girt | erie for which paid. WILLin J. JOHNSTO! meas yw, Hoom 41, Le Droit Buudiug. > My 12-03 ree ans to furnish with white and colored Servants, Gooks, Laundresses, (Glambormaids, Nurses and Seamstresses and other Belp, with best of Teference, at short notice. P. JONALD & CO., 809 5th st. n.w. _myl2-Im* ANTED—A large, number of Oooks, Waiters and other experienced Male Help, white and colored, wanted Se Gene hotels near New York. Address} or apply to Manhattan Agency, 1325 Broadway, New York city y10- “WANTED AGENTS tonell the ‘moat useful nee cle rena eee itera termsto feat cle parties, Address 278 Crape Ce 5 Byr- Tadlen s ospectaliy dosisa, for iiey my! to furnish with, Pee eles, Nr ane Br van’ ference. aployment No. 9 st.n.w. O. E. PRIOE & 00. apS-6we FOR SALE. TOR SALE—A good second: ae ight EXTEN- nor We du, iny’ Sans ih teceua Mand ViCTORL Su: nearly, new first-class MP BEAT, #12! sik enger SHIFTING Top 875. (Cheap, BUGGIES, PIE TONS, & paring prompuy, attended to myl8-6t ‘OF 16 ta Om with or without fe BOARD. OR RENT —Handsomely fi 2 Foks eae 2 apa nana Fox es STORE, three TON: “SU BITCH! drantin yard. Rent Diy next door, 1408 Tih eenae mytd-se MS, paemer or RK RENT—Large airy ROO: ‘unfurnished, with oF without BOARD: h jouse pak one fronting south; overlooks a beautiful square from avenue and F st. cars. App! st. D. Ww. ytd Se ore ‘OR RENT, AND RALESOF ZEOREEEE:, PRI- VATE And AZ AUCTION.—fce issued th of every month at theo oiies of Thos. g WAGGAMAN: 19 7th st. n.w. myl9 ee er ete OW ENYA OE Be RENT-FORNISHED HOUSE No. 1404 seven rooms and bath. Rent Ted to ALBERT F. FOX,920 F st. n.w. y15-3t [YOR RENT—Seven-room COTTAGE, po oe) acres of land improved, Laurel, Ma. June let. Five minutes walk of petition, ais. month, or will sell; price $2,300. Tauro ia8 Cat my. x aR RENT—My DWELLING, S14 E st. a fa iP FOR RENT AND SALE FO® BENT—By ‘B. O. HOLTZMAN, ‘Beat EstaTs AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. I make to landlords for advertising eure Pr repens ‘and keep it before the public con- stantly. Ihave many of the fineet building sites in the city for tale an, ‘Houses in every section at prices from 81,000 to 868,000. Now is the time to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, my15 10th and F sts. n.w. 1B RE! Fos THE COROORAN BUILDING, with medern improvementé; tn good o TREas Possession June Let. : careful tenant wanted. a T.N.NADDAL ay LT At ine Stores, Office ce Rooms—singty or communi- FE RENT Ths STORE and DYELLING Ko; cating or Business Offices, Stu Hope Dog 1899 K et Tt will be rented low loseta on every floor. Elevator and responsible teaauit. Avply to No. tise) cy at. To fooms for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. We is OR BENT—To gentlemen only—A eS OR RENT—One HOUSE: and two for sale on furnished FRONT ROOM, near corner $th an easy terms: all new; near East Chureb sts, B-W. NO other lodyers and no children. | station W RBES, ‘Terms moderate. Address **Capitol,” Star Oitice. mye Falls Church, Va. iy. (OR BALEZTwo LO: OCD INVESTMENTS.—We sre authorized to Fecines of Sb and age aijuninwe nate | Gk Ge the toiowing roperd for iuticaate spe se aige 38 cents per foot, cash. ave FRAME of eight rooms, gas, water ‘OR RENT—One or two STORIES; three rooms oneach floor; modern conveniences. 1025 17t St. n.w. $12 and 815 per month. myl3-26* FOR SATESS jatge and commodious HOUSE, press Pee 16 feet front, 8 rooms, ree di cellar, gas and bath: near Government Srinting nt fice: price $1,700. Inquire of JAMES BROWN, $21 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. er 0 Fe RENT—BRICK HOUSE, containing seven Tooms, celiar, and bath roou!; house No. 403 Rent $15 per month. Inquire No. 403 7th ne mylL-st OR RENT Elegant APARTMENTS at reduced rates; southern, eastern and western exposure A modern conveniences; at 1027 Vermont avenue, near McPherson square. my5-1m_ ‘OR RENT—Several of those elegant HOUSES in “Grant Row,” on East Capitol st., bet, 2d and Sd sts.,can be leased to first-clane tenaiite lower than any like houses in the District:each house handsoniely finished; contains 14 rooms, 3 bs rooms, laundry, &e., and all modera improve- ments: water supplied by steam force pump to ail parte of the houses. a stable, and front and back yards adorned with sheubbery, fountain, &e., belone to each, horse. A GRAN & 00. 3d and East Capitol ste and Penn. ave. n.w.; H. w.; ord. B. my4-Im J oe RENT TOR yee EAE ane cer ner of 9th an 1 W. C: JOHNSON, 718 13th et. naw. mysia F 'OR RENT—Two furniehed PARLORS on bec ond floor, en suite, southern exposure; ba sth et Meee o2 same for; rent reasonable. Worst and F ets. myl-lm OR SALE OR eS clerant MANGION on Park st., near 14th street, Mount Pleasant, containing 20 rooms, furnished or unfurnished, city gas, water and all modern improvements, 18 acres, handsome lawn, fine old shi » Vere table arden, fruit treta, and lane seraperyy table room for 15 horses: _ Will rent for term of years or gellon easy terme. For particulars inquire of J-V. ap oe Mo ang Fst. “it YON" cor ih and D sta a we si oR BENT AND SALE. full send for REAL ES- call 0 TATE b REVIEW, publaned a monthly free. ao WARNER, 16 Est. nw. |ALE—REASONABLE TERMS—Cottage-built Foe Woe as ‘improvements, Srognda a and uraDbery - inone ot the best localit *f opalttes Geor ‘gears pase the door. cordere Office, Oity Hall nate: Sa FS RENT Furnished PARLORS and BE! BOOMS and ROOMS furnished for fh ing, and several small BEDEOOMS. Vania ave., cor. 434 st. auglil0me COUNTRY BOARD. DE 8 GQOUNTRY BOARD-sTOrT’S FARM, 4°) niles from city, on Pt. of Rocks B. kt. cars, convenient for Department “frosilent aebommiodations Apply 82 CODER BOARD—Ina piseeaue sill vill: ‘west of Washington, on the W.& oun- tain air, pure water ; Rooms large Soa well venti. lated. Address Miss V.D.H., amon puna co. A |TLEMAN AND WIFE, or two ee wen- tlemen can be accommodated with board and a pleasant home for the summer, on Meridian Hill, with all the comforts of the country, at reason- ablé rates, Address COMFORT, Star office. myl8 st” @ 40 miles EFT AT OUB WAREROOM TO BE sold at once, splendid-toned. five stop solid Walnut-case PARLOR, ORGAN for only $38 cash. Warranted es good a: new, and a great bargain. Onlin immediately at SIDNEY T. NIMMO & CO.'S. myl8-3t 410 Lith street northwest. ‘OR SALE—Best rolid Brass Mounted eee MAGON HARNESS, hand-made: 830. HARNESS, baud inad6, B35. Four ects Bungle and Doubie second-! ‘chan HAI Lae sea Z& CO. my18-eo3t* # Gorner Beniusyivant VOR SALE—Jvst Anrivep From MARYLAND food selection of HORSES: one a per- ect family Loree, 15d anteed first-class. WM. L FES, ae Paap BURGDOMES ves Stables” 418 Pe @. A Lee Pts OPPORT 1088 ele; Bent Gangat' SIDNEY Fa “nig ST pur- 75 ‘oR. 0.'S, Lith et: tow ne SALI ee head of HORSES «Dean Juat d fro1 noke county, ‘Also, two BADDLE HORSES and es large ORSES, suitable foran express wagon. Can be secu at JNO. SIMMONS’ Stables, 311 Lith street my17-61 ao SALE—A Bay Trotting MARE, raised on Easicmn Shore of Maryland, sired by Sage Bay state Morgan, ae sire of Sherman Morgan ‘and 0 er good ones; dam by Senator, sound, bandsome. and a prompt driver; seven fears old: pure waited without boots ‘of any ead: and sny person can drive her better than ore articulars address myl SHERMAN, Star office. Fok SALE aA lange Stock of New and Beoond- hand CARRIAGES of the best make, and finish, such as T and Village Oarts, Extension Tops, Jump Seats, Kc. BERT La GRAHAM, 410-416 8th st., betweer D and En.w. Repairing promptly attended to. myil ‘OR SALE-HORSE, JUMP-SEAT and HAR- NESH: HOLBE, PHETON and HAR- NESS; also several fine Driving Horses: at HUGUELY 'S BOWEN'S, No. 645 New York ave. mny6-2w* FOF SALE HORSES, HARNESS and VERT: LES of every description Benes ht and sold. All orders proptiy Sttonded. to, and atiafaction guaran! ¥. DOWNEY'S Stable, ith st. n.w. AEGE BTOOR OF SPRING WAGON! =a List pads of business. Also, lot be for sale yery low on monthly instalment PROB! Prospect st., town. ‘marl}-3m LUMBER! LUMBER! OUR PRICE LIST. WE ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST. Ro. 1 BOARDS, all 16 feet long. .per 100 feet, 81.25 VIRGINIA FLOOBING, No. 2.. °° ‘* "* 1.76 SQUARED POSTS, 5 ft. long (beat)......6ach, 300. BAILS, 2:3, 16 feet... each, 100. GET OUR SID ON YOUR LUMBER!!! WE ARE NEVEE BEATEN!!! WILLET & LIBBEY, OOR. 6TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE sp2t ‘OGABPET CLEANING. (scars All carpeta guaranteed, epal-ly one Louisiana aves IRST-CLASS COUNTRY BOARD, four miles from Georgetown, excellent road, shady and everything desirable igs a pleasant summer home. Termereasonable. Address Box 145, Btar office. County BOARD in a hea’thy location on salt Water. Lange house shaded by porches. | Plen! aBED milk and fresh vegetab! Bathing at ting. , Daily communication ‘with Baltimore. Terms 86 a week. D. BRADF FORD, Prappe P. O., Talbot county, y did. myll-t, COSNTRY BOARD IN SHENANDOAH VAL- LEY. Splendid location. Blue Ridge moun- ins afford a fine view. Convenient tochurches a railroad, and all home comforts. Address Mrs. B.VAN METRE, Berryville, Clark Co., Va. mll-Im DMIISEEALBPRING: abr EALia OR UROH, Fan Ax. OO. —On. ** Bloomingdale Farm.” Opens ‘May i? ‘Terme 85 to BT per Wook Free oepet 2° conveyance. For particulars address Mrs. my8-tmy24* ESIRABLE PENS for adults only, on Long Island Sound, near New London ; cool, no malaria, excellent water, bathing, boating, fishing; momber ia limited; Washington Fereences exchanged. Address Box 8 New London, Gon Coontae BOARD.—Laurol Md., midway be- Sven Baltimore and Wasl on, on B. & O. 5 i puntos’ side Pleasant roome and first TABLE. yards from Station. ap26-Im' MES. NEWMAN. ele COAL AND WOOD. G, 1: SHERIFF, DEALER IN COAL AND WOOD, fepoctal attention given to every order. . a4 and $28 Pa. Ave. pDopott and Mills, Water and N strect, apna OAL. woop. C°4™ sonwson BROTHERS. WOOD. “TeuzPHoNio OoNxgorIons.” OAL. coat, Wen hoeriea, WOOD. mill and depot connected Main office, wharves, {th ‘up-town, offices by TELEPHONE. With unequaled facilities and advan economically conducting the wood a wharves, ft extensive store. sto stock Bete) 9th e. eee =n eee FIRST PREYIUM FOR Cpe conus cr xINDLING ‘WOOD was awarded to STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. jee: 12th and Penns. avenue. nov8 QPEcaL OFFERINGS or NEW GOODS, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. UHILDBEN'S WHITE OAMBRIO DRESSLS, At 80 cents to $1.37; well made. CHILDREN'S AND YOUNG MISSES' NAINSOOK DRESSES, ‘Trimmed witn Hamburg Edging and Iace, From 81.25 to €4.35— best value ever offered. INYANTS' LONG ROBES, 1.86 to €2.00—s great bargain. NEW STYES IN PARASOLS. In all shades. LADIES" WHITE ORGANDY AND SWISS SUITS, Elegantly trimmed, From 822.00 to 835.00. NOOT’S, myt-Im 915 Pennsylvania avenue. ANTED — FFATHS RY RENOVA‘ strani fy eons woe hi ad Pre Y Sve. Opp Willard’: mayl-em Tomes aE TO PAR aT ee co PER cet A three-sto and bath, wood iot toa thirty-foot talley for $2 008. Property can be rent to good tenant, ation 2 New York ave. »mear Sth si two-story BRIGK HOUSE, seven tooms, fan water me 19-9x140 to: alley, in good order and rent: ing for & prompt tenant, for $2,000 cash A three. HOUSE, on Lst., between 1st and 16th, seven roome, water and bah, ay nice order ‘and renting for $20 pe S20 per, month, for myl OTT st. aw. ‘OR SALE TI st. bet. 17th and 18th eta. n. w. handsome BUILDING SITE, fonting sont! nd stable, 825 per month —A small TRIANGLE OF in one of the choicest locations in the city. FOR SALE- LAND oi hire ave., 16th st. Ham, BA! jnst north of hae, OF 99 ft. Bim DWE'st. be 80 fe ‘OR SALE—Massachusetts ave. n.w i and 7th ots, mens desirable small fronting on both husetts: bet. BUnpiNe Lor, FOR SALE “Randoms PROPERTY corner of 26th and L ats, n.w., consist ing of story Dwelling adjoined by desirable Dullataetor: will be sold ata tacrifice. FOR SALE—1416 11th st. n.w., a four-story Press Brick RESIDENCE, contatpibg ten rooms and modern improvements: will sell at a great barzain. FOR SALE—706 8th two-story and basement BRIT Patent Office. THON. J. FI8i 1223 F st, n.w. R™ ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & O0., Sr Croup BurLpriNa, Real Estate Agents at and Auctioneers. FOR RENT—Two beautifal HOUSES in McPhor- son Square, now building; will soon be finished. Two seven-room BRICK el mod. imps}, nearly new, good nelghborhood ; 820. Other pou and STORES in different Por- tions of the cit; Call at our oon for Bulletin. FOR SALE—A very fine HOUSE, on sitet neve. Me 18th st. and Jefferson Place—now being bi Houses ABD LOTS at different prices and on ust, hort & OU Special attention will be paid to business en- trusted to our care. 5 = apz3 BOARDING. Rex AND BOARD—Two or three handsomely furniehed ROOMS puith BOARD, at No. 906 ith st. n.w., opposite Franklin Square. my18-6 1E) REEAY HOTEL, 518-520-522 10th st. n. w, airy, and well- furnished BOOMS. | eit or without ARD, at reasonable rates. Me CPHEESON, HOUSE, cor. 15th and T = BoaRe ble ROOMS with BOARD; also TABLE ap29-1m* Mus. HOECKLEY, Proprietress. TEL HOUSE, 612 er of {he context ae ae ATES ig one agua iene at, ane ete PERSONAL. ENORBHOIDs (PILES) CURED WITHOUT the use of the knife. nena, Fone have Dotbing fo pay until you are cured - OORK- NGS, M. D., 714 13th st, n.w. a W. H. ALBURGER, successor LIB- « BEY, Watcumaker snd Jeweler, haste: moved to corner of ith and F ste. n.w., in Store, opp. U. 8. P. myli-im Jiterespomb EXAMINES Bilt to TITLES, the responsibility of le, with ‘abstracts eal state 66 Ts a 6 a.m. tol0 loth oo aa in before9 and from DEE 2. E, BICORD, 141 W. Fayette st... Balto. , has devoted. 30 Fears 19 ‘slicoesaful Nervons Debility, Evil Foreboamare, Pimples, ae XN INING TRUST COMPANY, OFFICE 115 BROADWAY, N. ¥. Chartered under the Laws of the State of NewYork. MILTON 8. LATHAM, President. ©. T. CHRISTENSEN, Treasurer. B. W. LEAVITT, Secretary. ‘This organization is now ready for business, and offers ite services on reasonable terms in all trans- actions pertaining to Mining Interests, such as the custody and investment of funds, the registry and transfer of stockg, and the payment of dividends. Special attention given to consignments of bullion. American Mining Stock Exchange (under the auspices of the Mining TrustCompany), Exchange Rooms and Offices, No. 63 Brosdway, New York. This Exchange will be opened as soon as the ne- cessary improvements in the rooms, now in pro- gress, have been completed, about June 1. The Committee on Stock List and Securities is now prepared to receive and act upon applications from Minine Companies desiring to have their stocks placed upon the regular list of the Exchange. Ad necessary blake and full information may be ob- tained by addressing WM. F. MOLLER, Secretary of the Committee, care Mining Trast Uo. Applications will be received for a limited num- ber of non-members’ monthly seat tickets of admis- sion. myl7-5t PIANOS AND ORGANS. uM PELOUBET & T ne STANDARD ‘ORGANS, greatest most durabl per a | G, L. WILD & BRO.. "* 7a3 7th st. n.w., pOnlz,tuthorized manufacturers’ agents for the District of Columbia anc and Alexandria, Alto, Agents for the unrivalled atietl™ PIANOS, Great 9s that have been used, 4 Pisnos for rent at very: ‘ow Jw rates. a & £028 PIANOS MONEY TO LOAN. DRY GOODS. . POSEY. MONEY Laws: LAWNS: LAWNS: myis it THOS BR WGP ORT, Ove Thousand (1,000) Pieces of Boautifa: Lawns T° “Qidkey on neat ESTATE, Is SUMS TO Surr, At 6 and 7 per cent. a B 0, HOLTZMAN, my15 Oth and F sts. nw. MMo#* To LoaN— Fogg neg TO LoaR, amounts to suit, at 6 t. os = it per — interest, wilt edge real B. H. WARNER, 916 F st. n.w. = BUSINESS CH ANCES. — OF eA ee FRAME <a; ING! To be removed from present location. on to eienre& a at 228 F street tw. marld SALE. The STOCK AND FIXTURES of a eee} we and Wood Yard, located corner 4\ street Haryiand avenue &.W. ee ee Game *y20-1W 7th street Wharf. JOR SALF—A Bancain— Large and old-estel lished GR LIQUOR STORK, doicg zcod * usin For particulars apply at once, NA- 088. TIONAL MARKET, cor.4th and Hate.n w. mi9-2t* hear atreet cars: will be ‘sold ‘ata batwain witht the next fentas: mpl) 4t A. McINTIRE, 918 F st.n.w. RAWBACK 3. DRAWBACKS. WANTED Fora Curent. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, my]8-3t 9 7th street. Waeaabars oe Te a 11 Room ic northwestern part of cit Hote mist Me We butlampeen se Rant OFS DY, 1 Rt nw, So. 2011 9th st. n.w., con- #, water, bath-room newly in; large two-story atable : 30. Paved. Price, $2,000. Smail Brita bt orquarterly. | In- myls-3t* ‘Ok E_— Very desirable EARLY TROOR Fann 85 acres; good dwelling and outbuildings: well improved ;six miles from Phila delphia, on turn} near railroad station. Will reli or xchange for eity property. Address J.B. een City P.O. my18-12t Fee SALE-—Five 8 per cent First Mortzare EONDS of the Washington Market « ae in denominations of $1,000. as 30 6th et nw. my yANTED—Farnitare, Carpets, Organs, Pi- Whee Grockery,. &e.. 8c» fo store. | Also, Money, loaned on the same, at R. FU: Office, 314 9th st. Good, UNENCUMBERED LOTS WILL BE I taken in whole or part Payment for new seven- room bay window Pressed HOUSE, north- west; rents well. Address Box 20, Brat oflce. wy6-20* OR BALE OR EXCHANGE—GARDEN FARM, 30 acres, in hixh Ftate of cultivation, the best truck warden ear the District, 4 miles from city ; ocd road. pinine, well watered. Inquire of HUGUELY & BOWEN. i» O45, a Xork mylB-3t Ra LOST AND FOUND. Lo8tWednestay, | 19th inst., CANARY BIRD, wings tipped with xray. Suitable reward if yred {o Mise ALICE, at Washington Umbrella Factory, opposite Willara’s Hote! LoS A catuatie Rea Sor w ee containing valuable notes, a two dollar bill, &e. ‘The finder is welcome to the two dollar bill, by returning the book to Room No. 1, Lenox Build: ing, cor. 7th and G sta, TRAYED—Frow a mises, May Ti, 4 S? Man Holts: ‘hip diewn lahore tall TR reward of oa 1 be paid if returned 01423 Md. ave.n.e.mI83t" HOUSEFURNISHINGS. E>>* REFRIGERATORS, WHITE MOUNTAIN, OREAM FREEZ A FOWLER'S FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINING ROOM REFRIGERATORS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, Cate Webb & Beveridae,) Importer of China, Glass Ware, &., my15 1009 Pa. ave. GAS FIXTURES, GAS FIXTURES, BLATE MANTELS, LATROBES, RANGES, GARDEN VASES AND STREET HOSE. PLUMBING GAS-FITTING and TINNING. All JOBBING promptly attended to. HAMILTON & SHEDD, 409 9th st. n.w., ¥.M.O.A. Building. yd Gas FIXTURES! GAS FIXTURES!!: & MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF GAB FIXTURES From the factory of Mesars. MITOHELL, VANOB &00., N. ¥., can be seen at S31 15th Street n.w., Where all competition can be successfully met with these CELEBRATED GOODS. Parties desiring GAS FIXTURES 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., 18 Concorax BurLprns. E@RGE KRYNEAL, Jr., G DEALER x” OIL AND WATER COLOES, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS any LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Glass, ALL KINDS OF Fancy ARTICLES FoR ORNAMENTS AnD PRESENTS. mar29 416 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). AS COOKING STOVES. 9 Washinaton Gas Light Oc ma} havestthetr office Oth street, an soruhent of the BON DIAL GAB GOOnTNG A BEOVES, in various sizes ta her lectures on cookery. ve weed DY Miss er on coo) ‘Call and examine them. PROFESSIONAL. M. TALBOTT, Dentist, No. _ ‘Tth st., ‘cor. ‘E, over Eiseman's Clyth: Stor Dentistry in all its branches. ed 7 ver set. All work werrente. myl2 Eight Handred (800) Pieces of Beautiful PACIFIC LAWNS. 10, 12%, 15. One Hundred (100) Pieces of ag - ad FRENCH LAWNS, 25, siaphp c Hundred (160) FIGURED LINEN LAWNS. 1 18 20, 250. CARTER’S, Fil Market Space. INDIA a ee desirable — for Ladies* resees, 2, 25, 31, 37. VERY = BLACK FRENGH LAWNS, 25. BLACK LINEN LAWNS, 25. FINE LAGE STRIVE WHITE Goons. only 12sec. Special Barwail COLORED wt Ne EXOELLEST avy Blue. COACHMAN’S DRAB eg OTHER OOLORS, only QUALITY, COLOBED SATINS, very cheap. SUMM BK SILKS, 50c. EXCELLENT BLACK SILKS, 16,87, 82.00, 81.12, 81. 25,81. 37, 81.50, up to 83.00. CARTER'S my19 z BeEXTENGs. Market Space. single and double , f” LUPIN'S LACE !BUNTINGS 28 DAMASSE GRENADINES. NOVELTIES in DRESS FABRICS. PARASOL’, LISLE GLOVES. GAUZE UNDERWEAR, FANOY HOSIERY TYLER & CHEWNING. Cate clerks with Perry & Bro.) OS 7th st. nw, All the desirable shades widths. my19 RENADINES G GKENA DINES! WE OPENED THIS WEE 50 pieces fineand medium qualities GR from 50 cents to $2 50 per yard, in colors, to which we invite attention. ADINES, black aud . Our stock will be found lane and assorted W. M. BROWN, my19 SET Market Space. © TO DUBKEUIL BROS,, ALL2 F street northwest, And leave your order for FINE DRESS SHIRTS. SHIRTS FOR be -8 ale Balf-doren Fine mary S. Balf-dozen Superior SHI Haif-dozen Elegant SHIRTS. Our Best SHIRT, Plaite A fine assortment of GENI°S FURNISH. always on hand. Des 5 SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER of the Ver Best material, in the Very Best manner, guaranteed to wive perfect eatisfaction bi ity and ft, for only TWO DOLLA: but a8 wood as ap30-Im * QulmTs CHEAPER THAN EVER. ‘Our “Mystery” SHIRT, at 75. cte.. wn finial is cheaper than we sold It when muslin and = Bae aay, below presout prices. Our ““Mystary” = pon fuiehed. tr the choapost Shirt in the wor 80 cts. “Crown Diamond” SHIRT, fn4, fahed. 60 eis. Onr MINER COLL at 81.50 per dozen, are as wood a8 Ae laet sola’ $2.50. Our Silk NECKWEAR beats the world in quality and orice. |Our Silk SCARES at 25 cts. are Be wrood an anny other house selis at, 90 cts. Our Soa ‘88 g00d as is sold for 81.’ 25 by the ie MEGINNISS', an30 2002 © atreet a HIRTS! SHIBTS! SHIRTS! FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER... EXCELLENT DRESS SHIRTS to or: GOO! FIN. AND, UNFINISHED | SUB: SEE Q UN OWN MAKE AL : “oF MEN'S FURNISHINGS. THOMPSON'S Shirt Factory, E. MAUCK, Puoruieron. ap30 Opposite Patent Office. PRING AND SUMMER DRESS Ss Goons, sl splendia tine DRE ci ron s FR oot pa § ment Paucy and Biac and Colored Bk GRERADINER. Bick Suk feta and < Scermuckers. Shooda loti Mummy Grothe ths aes Buntings, Linen Lawns, Madras Gini is and French Nainsooks, all a ae inspection of our stock is solleited. HOOE BROTHER & CO., 1398 F st. n.0., near Ebbitt Hou. BOOTS AND SHOES. Jer RECEIVE! oJ Large assortment of Ladies’ and Gent's Low Qrvarter SHOES at BYRN’S Lath s!. Shoe Store, * (Kean Conconan. ir before you DIES’ HoUs and 750. uj apl0 Newport Ties and But., @1, 81.25, and 81.50 up. G oak Bretton kid and foxed, @1.25, $1.60 u Children’ ne Bohol Shoes. en be eo Men's Gaiters and Ties, $i:4 ta ad ihe up. + Straw Hats in great variety fro: te Sizn Big Shoe. = 605 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. GENTLEMEN. PRICES LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE. Miss and Be ool Shoes, Go $l. ap. * Men's low-cut Shocr, et. 61.45, NEw YORK SHOE aan HANDBOME SPRING SHOE FOR LADIES axp Ladies, Kid-lined Opera Slippers... Tadies Ladies: Gee Kid Button Boot... Ladies’ Bilk-top French Kid Boots... Ladice’ Slippers and Newpor ___ED UCATION AL. . JOHNSTON. Denti perience. and silver. Of arch, 717 H st. Dr. Domer and others. Hee: B Specialty. ioe, Opposite Calvary n.w. Reference: Rey. my7 &c.— Corns, Bunions, ERRA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, jUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST CLAYS VERY ORNAMENTAL, all kinds of stone, and just as and in imitstion of For sale ats heavy discount from former prices. TERRA OOTTA VASES, BEWEE PIPE, STOVE CROOKS, &o., AT THE LOWEST BATES. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA Ce., 401 New Jersey ave., ear B. & O. Depot. UASEEP SLA. TONIC REET “Bice SB _———» ou ASS OF THE METROPOLITAN ; MEMINARY. ad KINDERGARTEN tor the Training of Kindergartoners commences MAY 25TH. For gre, Se. cal on the Principal, Misa B.C. ae DW. myld-2w S BYENGERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, ‘Cor. 77H anv L Sis instruction and training in Penman- eeping, Business Practice, oe een & Keo., Af dente Thorough ship, Bookkes culations, Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN SIO. Particular attention eae fos ce Ee S, eae pete ia iat a att ie Win Kat heme: aie Stairlnations. Trivate moderate terms. apl2 IFESSOK LARROQ' 728 13th st., PY ph : UK, se ive uate versity, Paris. Private instruction in all the ues and niceties. ‘Terme moderate: spo Sare ‘Jel’ aM. posvarr THE LAST WEEK For Our Bargains in SEWING MACHINES. 100 BEWING MACHINES t0 & be XJ on ws — sno Sta to 820 each, in perti corthree. econ CILS, PARTS, &c., for all machines s.ways on band, at OPPENSEIMER’S, 526 Oth street, St. Cloud Building mys re a we Seskinooe awp Most OomPLeTs: JOB DYEING ABD OLEARING EST) Sours or New Yous. ‘ork aud delieeced called an or express from other