Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. FRIDAY CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. 1, isso fhe Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper Dublished in Washington, and equal totha of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. eS ‘THE Stan is connected with the wires of the Na- onal Telephone Exchange and with the Western Union Telephone Exchange. Both these agencies ean therefore be availed of in sending to Taz Stam Sdvertisements, orders for the paper to be served, mews, or any information, at any hour of the day free of charge. These facilities are a great conve- Bience, and will be appreciated by the customers of ‘THE Sra. The Double Sheet To-morrow. ‘Tue Stak will be published as usual to-mor- Tow 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 hew advertisements printed last Saturday was 13%. The number thus far printed in May is 1,427. ———--+e- ____ The State Conventions. Though the Hlinots republican convention adjourned over from a late hour iast night until this morning, the contest was actually settled Yesterday in favor of Gen. Grant. The direct test Was made upon a resolution declaring “that Gen. U. S. Grant, of Illinois, 1s the chotce of this convention for President of the United States.” After a short but sharp fight this was adopted by a vote of 256 to showing a majority of 79 forGrant. This is by no means the sweeping Victory which the Grant managers had counted upon up to within a few days of the meeting of the convention, but under the usages of politi- €al parties it 1s, probably, sufictent to require the casting of the vote of the state for Grant at the Chicago convention. Wi iy probabiy, be- cause the Blaine men of Illinois, like those in New York and Pennsylvania, are manifesting a strong disposition to insist, In spite of convea- tion tnstructions, upon their right to represen- tation in the delegation from those congres- sional districts which they carried in the recent primary elections. ‘The republican convention of Nebraska se- lected a solid Blaine delegation and instructed for the Maine Senator. The Blaine majority in te pursued precisely the same tactics that the Grant majority employed tn the Ilt- nois conventle They retused to allow the Grant men any representation in the delegation to Chicago, and this faet will no doubt be used by bis friends in illinois to quiet the dissatis- faction existing at the course pursued by the majority io the Springtield convention. The two delegates chosen to represent Dakota in the Chicago convention are for Blaine. The Alabama republican convention has been organized and ts under the control of the Grant men, who will, no doubt, select a delegation Solid in favor of thelr candidate. The democratic conventions in New Jersey and Minnesota send uninstructed delezations to Cincinnati, thouch in the former state Senator Randolph is known to be the favorite of a majority of the delegates. ‘The republican conventions of this week have. we may add, very materially added to Gen. Grant's strength, and appearances now indicate that he will be nominated, in spite of all that has been or may be sald or thought to the con- trary. a $100 °“bortaRe®” $100 A FORREIT OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS will be paid by the proprietors of the “FAMOUS,” No. 400 7th st. n.w., cormer D, « If ONE instancs can be shown in which their ONE PRICE (marked in plain figures on each garment) has been, or may hereafter be, deviated from. THE ONE PRICE SYSTEM 's the professed plan of numerous establishmants, Where goods are marked in plain figures, but in most cases it is merely a NOMINAL profession. At the “FAMOUS it will be found that the ONE PRICE asked is the POSITIVE and ABSOLUIELY the ONLY price, ard THAT PRICE the LOWEST. Respectfully, E. STROUSE & CO. my21 ATHS: LATHS:: LATAS:!:: Unloading to-day, a cargo of LATHS from Ban- gor. Bangor Lath are known better than any ‘other kind : will count better and cover more space, ‘and ga are the ches = SMITH & tS MANUFAC- aURING Lock Box 1705, ecaneers Conn., Manufacturers of specialties in Light Hardware apd Metallic Goods generally, Government and Giant Padlocke, Sewinz Machine Locks, Piano Locks, Oran Locks, the automatically made Giant Sash Ohain. superior to every other and very much No special pulley required. The Smith Manufacturius Co. also gives special atten- tion to the making of estimates for the cost of the manufacture of patented inventions and all the ne- esary tools, and the manufacturiny of the same alty. ‘All communications treated confides my2i-Im RENADINES* G GRENADINES! WE OPENED THIS WEEK— 50 pieces fine and medium qualities GRENADINES, from 50 cents to $2 50 per yard, in all black ant colors, to which we inv ite attention. ALS All LINEN LAW! NS, at 20 cen: Union LINEN Li 3, from Gi to 10 cents. Our entire stock of DOMESTIC LAWNS at i0 cts, per yard, and all other Goods at corresponding Ours neck will be feces large and well assorted. W. M. BROWN, S17 Market Space. QeuETHING ey re, BUGGY AND Business men, Piysicians. sud others using top vehicles for business and pleasure can see a most convenient, durable and elecant 'WO-BOW TOP at P. FLEMING'S Livery panic. 426 and 423 8th -W. on to-morrow, bet: $ a.m. and 6 p.m. 1t” UBCHELL’S SPRING LEAF TEA AT 60 CENTS A POUND. ‘The success of this TEA in pleasing the palates of ‘Tea-lovers bas been £0 remarkable that many ra oust yf th fore 10 test this my21 BURCHE! LE, 1332 F street. By a party vote, the democrats voting in favor of the motion, the Senate yesterday laid aside the Kellogg case tn order to take up Mr. Bayard’s bill to regulate tne appointment of U.S. deputy marshals for election purposes. ‘This, very likely, disposes of the Kellogg case for this session of Congress, notwithstanding the fact that a number of democratic Senators declared they would not vote for the motion unless it was understood that Its effect was but temporary. No doubt the Senators who pro- milsed to vote to take up the Kellogg case again, afterthe Bayard bill shall have been disposed Of, did so in good faith and with honest inten tons, but if the adjournment fever continues to Tage the rush and hurry will be apt to crowd the case over until next sesston. The womens’ rights advocates are certainly industrious and persistent enough to win the admiration of the men. even if they do not gain the right to vote. Wherever a convention, con- ference or any assemblage meets, be {t political £octal or religious, there some of the female suf Tragists can be found knocking at the doors for admission with the view of urging their claims and principles. It begins to look asif the re- Publican national convention will allow a dele- gation of women seats upon the floor. Demo- crats generally appear to believe in St. Paul's idea of woman—that she was created for the home circle—and they refuse to let her into their conventioas. The proposed new railway route between ‘Washington aud New York, to which reference Was made in these columns a day or two ago, has come to a suddenend. The Westchester and Philadelphia railroad,which was to form the Bucleus of the route between Philadelphia and Baltimore, has been bought outright by the old monopoly, the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Company. Col. McComb, the projec- tor of the new route, and the Westchester road could not come to terms. It Is his intention now, it fs sald, to build an entire new line be- tween Baltimore and Philadelphia as soon as he an secure a charter in Pennsylvania. He has one partly passed in Maryland. It isto be hoped he may succeed. Two routes between New York and Washington, or rather between Philadelphia and Baltimore, are badly needed. ———~-___ The indications now are that there will be Only four starters tn the race for the nomtna- on at Chicago. Within the twelve days inter- Vening it 1s not probable that any new candl- date will be brought out. The line of distinc- tion between the active candidates and the dark horses can now be drawn. Grant, Blaine, Sherman and Edmunds are the only names likely to be presented to the convention prior to the first ba’ While it 1s said that Senator to the use of his name, he to alow the delegates who have been instructed for hi:n the privilege of record- ing their votes tn his favor. Should netther of these candidates receive the nomination upon the first or second ballot, then the chances are that the dark horses will all be entered, and ‘there will probably be a lively time of it. Tarred paper is likely to go out of use as a Yoofing material. A letter from Milton states that it was largely responsible for the quick and wide-spread proportions of the fire in that town, blazing sheets of it being whirled through the heated alr and lighting up scores of simul- taneous fires. Similar results, 1t will be remem- berd, happened at the great Chicago conilagra- dion of 1 ——--—____ Note ts made of the fact that Senator Ea- tsunds was in New York for three days recently without being interviewed. Tiere Is nothing noteworthy In this. It is easy enough to avoid am interview when an effort is made to that end. It ts your statesman who wants to be tn- terviewed that Is the terror of newspaper men. +202 The number Of missing children in the coun- ‘try ts sadly suggested by the fact that in Philadelphia alone no less than one hundred and Hfty persons,—mostly fathers and mothers,— ‘called at the central police station to sce if they Could identify as that of their own lost daring ‘the photograph of an unknown boy who recent- dy lost bis life in a mysterious maaner near ‘Titusville. By getting its charter repealed and b: ecoming Simply a “taxing district” the city of Menphis id not get rid of any of its responsibility or Mability for tts debis. The supreme court of ‘the state of Tennessee has decided that actions commenced against the old corporation may be revived against the new, and that the “taxing district” and its property are Mable for all the dedis of Memphis, ASSHOR & STEERBINS, No. 1014 Penn‘a ave , Wasniarox, D. C. 26 Light st., Bartimone, Mo. BOILERS, ENGINES, PUM?S, STEAM, GAS AND WATER PIPE FITTINGS, BRASS WORK, ENGINEERS’ AND MACHINISTS’ SUPPLIES. my20-Im" P. HANSON HISS & CO., IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS FURNITURE, DRAPERIES, MIR- ROKRs, ORNAMENTS. 45 N. CHARLES ST., BALTIMORE. DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR ORDERED WORK. my19-20 OTOMAC BOAT BRACE For Hands Blistered and Faces Sunburnt at the great HANLAN AND COURTNEY RACE, Use ‘‘Eucalyptine," from the fsmous Eucalyptus ‘Trees of Australia. It is a sure cure. Get it from the nearest Drugwist. Price 25c. myl8-4t* DRY GOODS. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. MONEY TO LOAN. y ipisrat EOF et new. oom ane FFiter Biot bach moder Tnprotement JF" 387-7 & 0. HOLTZMAN, T° “Ydxey on nea xstate, Winter’ first-class Resta: COOK, white or colored. Apply at 708 E E ‘tt. pera ARTED-A GIRL for geveral Sa — W be neat and tidy. Apply 13 a Maawacnase ave. n.e. eta ANTED—At Oxce—Several era DE |. MAKERS. Abily MISSES HAMILTO! 111] F st, n.w. ENTED—An experienced MAN, a8 Verctable efiagdener: ‘white aud single preferred, Appiy 614 Pa. ave. B-W. No. Wes food Restenrant OOK. white or cloned, “None bute Aret-clase tad toED. ABNEB, 413, 415 thet. my?’ fects ANTED — By a first-c'ass DRESSMAKER from W ‘New York, sewing in eaciiies by cog ae |] dross * reference for fitting and style. Star office. WASTED An honest, steaay and Teliable eroune MAN, (white), to drive horse sprast be well acquainted wita the city. App 20 ry ‘ED—LADIE3 PRESSES, GEN 1'8 SUITS and BOYS CLOTHING to clean and pe al the DOLLAR AND A HALF SUIT CLEA ING DEPOT, 1003 F st. 1t* ANI ee eo and wife one unfur- ished ROOM with BOARD, in private fam- My enear | pce jes very moderate. wat + Star office. was ED_By_yentiema an, wife and one child, {wp COMMUNICATING | ROOMS, “unfur nished, between F and O, th and Mth factory reference given’ and required. were HARRY, Btar office. 1 3t Wixi —A first rate, fine cake TAKER, at ‘S. Apply immediately. my2v: fers, ranges, &¢ yal-3t* i RENT—HOUSE No, 810 20th et, contain: jn. 9, rooms and All taodern "imprgremente: Boo" and pasperec fo. Dob. Poly St mya oe Be Be at sie FORBENT O8 S4LE— Beautiful HOME, at Mt Plearart; medera conveniences, sank fruit, Be. _ Inquire’ of E. N. HOUGHTON, on th Prem iat 3c Fa NT 100 H at, ae 6 Foome, rey, Be ‘Lbis house has table’ Ba Tork ay riage house. THUS. EW! waGeairt i, 519 Fa KENT_FURNISHED HOUSE, aa and DW. airy ; stands alone; will rent for the summer. ice no oblect to a tenant if applied for io mediately. 436 M R REN’ Shere rt of House Ni oh Li th t., oppoeite Patent Gives ssultable or ote dressmakii ng Inquire of A. E Son's. Stove Store, No. 718 7th st. my2l 3t* ‘OR RENT—1017 M st. n.w.. 9 rooms, mod. imps. ; furnished; fronts uth and west; ae, Eeenntal location, at a nominal rent THO! WAGGAMAN, 51) Dw. my2l-st oR EXT-A Iady having no use for her Pian> ry bardsome one and fine toned), would kent it ‘3 aca.etul party at a very moderate rate per quarter. Address Box 7, Star office. = my21-: Os RENT—By party leaving city, Besreay loceted: (fell tarnished HOUBE, rooms; rent romin al to responsibl » pat: Leon June lst. W. E. BURFURD 00, pitts st. D.w. my2l-bt FOR RENTS Will bo for rent on the Let of Jano, HOUSE No. 1510 8 st. n.w. ; three stories and cement, with large ide, Tot Tot, all graded a1 n. zxens Apply to THOs. MYERS, 2216 Fa ae ny’ ANTED — IMMEDIATELY —Two good BAR- BERS. Apply No. 184 7th st. n.w. m20-: ANTED—A 4 foud GIRL for dining room and help in kitchen, and one to wash and scrub. Inquire at 485 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. my20-3t* yas \TED_To ReNT—COTTAGE in the coun- 2 esr sailroad: must ly: oder ste orice. Atdrena PROMPT and PERMANENT oe Star office. WASTED—100 MEN to work on Lake Montabal: lo. Gunpowder Water Works, near the city of Baltimore; waxes 1 per day. HAUGH & LYON Contra my20-6t" Ww; ier responsible PILOT; one that un- derstands navigation on the Potomac river and Chesapeake ba: ; single man ence required. Address Box 111, my20-2t* Wie. By a young lady 8 POSITION in a family as private teacher, beginning in Sap- teniber; teaches Envlish branch Science, and piano and organ musi ences given. Address CULTURE, t my2 referred; refer- tar office. lassics, history, highest refer: is office. On RENT—HOUSE, with all modern improve- ments , in one of the love.iest locations 1n Waehins ton; rent 825 per month: new carpeta and Vades foreale. Address SEMSTEONG: ¢ Sity Bost ae SALE—Gothic DWELLING, No. = a et. oppesite the Galt Mansion All modern improvements in plumbing and heating; contains parlor, library, dining-room, butl sr's pantry, 6 bed- con s, batt -réom, closets, Kitchen, laundry, wine and coal cellars, pantries, & ; main hall 9 feet in width, wood mantles, tiled heat ran Building 1-1w OR RENT—217 Hf st., nowBRICK; hot w Troome, large yard, vault, bay window, &c. ; £0, 1918 Pennayliania ave. Inyo St OR BALE—Handsome FARM 65 acres, 73g miles from Washington, nesr College Be tation. on B. oO. R. geod buildings, fruit trees, grayes. No encumbrance. wi insell¢ cheap on easy terms or exchange for cit; property. or particu. larg inquire THOS.E.DANT, 210 9th st:8.e.m20-30" FR, RENT ROOM, with or without BOARD. 706 13th st. n.w. my: Apply 47. Corco- my2i ater, ANTED—A young MAN well acquainted with the Clothing busingss. “Address P. Q. Box my19-3t" v TANTEDSTo Rent—From the let of June, a pleaeant Furnished HOUSE northwest; will pay #20 2 month during the summer. ‘Address for six times, RESPONSIBLE, Star office. my! WW 4NTED Dneprrety—Ten whi a six VANTS for reneral. Housework; ; also, four Nu rls. Applyat P. Mc’ ONA Co.'s, Bou oth gy bet. Hand In.w. my WANTED A MAN or BOY, 16 to 20 yeara oid that writes s zood hand, to assist in office an make himself eenerally useful; must be well rec- ommended. Address Box 144, Star office, in own handwriting. myl)-3t* Vv yy ANTED—By a respectable white Woman a SITUATION as nurse, or willing to asist with general housework; no objections to go a little aoe ‘RENT STORE, three ROOMS, CSIR CHEN; hydrantin yard. Rent $15. Ap- ply next. it 1806 7th et. new. my19-3t* ROE BENT —Larve airy ROOMS, fornished or Tnfurnehed, with or without BOARD; house fronting south; ‘overlooks a beautiful park; ‘one pauare s from avenue and F st. cars. Appl ly 1803 wyl9-3t” FOR RENS, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI- TE AND AT AUCTION.—See Bulletin issued on the Ist and 15th of ory month, at the office of THOS. E. WAGGASIAN, 19 7th st. n.w. myl-3t* FOR BENT The STORE and DWELLING No. il be rented low to a good ana reeponsibte onan. Avply toNo. 1184 ne at. my) Fe RENT—To gentlemen only—A handsomely furnished FRONT ROOM, near corner 9th aud Mi sts n.w. No other lodgers and no child nce in country; good reference. Apply at Terms nioderate. Address “Capitol,” Star O2i8e Mth sts, vid at myi5-Im WwW ANTED—Three HORSES ; must be oan aaa Fe TENTS ‘One or two STORIES; three rooms egy Rood drivers, bets ce HA and 16 ba face on exch floor; modern conveniences. 10: stith 00d secon: + Apoly 2 c 3-2? at DOWNEN’S, Stable, 1013 17th at.n.w. myl7-ot” | = B-W-_812 and $15 per mon Abou y ANTER FAMILIES to furnish RELTABLE IERVANTS of all SEAMSTRESSES Yor city and ae with reference. 926 F st. i.w. 0. E PRICE &'Co. my15-6t* ANTED—MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR- RAN’ Rees mestead OLAL and all kindsof ‘MBS, for which highest ratoe win be paid. WILLIAM 7 SOHNST , Attorney at Law, Room 41, Le Droit ‘Botlatnee Ona ties WANTED FAMILIES to ofnmnish with white and colored Servants, Cooks, Laundresses, Chambermaids, Nurses and seamstresses and other helps with best of reference, at short noti JONALD & CO., 809 5th st. n.w. _my12-Im‘ ANTED—A large, number of Oooks, Waiters and other experienced Male Help, white and colored, wanted for summer hotels near New York. Address} or apply to Manhat ney, 1329 Broadway, New York city. my10-1m_ WY Ae GENTS to sell the most useful arti- cle manufactured. Liberal terms to first- cles parties, | Address OOX ee oo as Grape at., 8: ayr Ladies es; , for the can ell itto advantage. y1-1m 7 FOR SALE. ‘OB SALE Just arrived from Madison county, ., drove of fine Griving and saddle peek "Con be seen at R. H. DARNE'! Btebies192 Bridge st. Cootuctownn m21-3t* URNITURE FOR SALE—Ohamber Set, Ex- tension panes Table, one, Wardrobe, Auto- iatic Raw large Parlor Stove; also, Chairs and other cen all new. STRONG, City Post ottice. ‘OR, SALE-A large and commodious HOUSE, prees brick, 16 feet front, 8 rooms, largo dry cellar, gas and bath: near Government Printing of- fice. price $1,700. Inquire of JAMES Q. BROWN, $21 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. menace FO BENT, Elewant APARTMENTS at reduced rates ; southern, eastern and western exposure; all modern conveniences; at 1027 Vermont avenue, near McPherson square. my5-Im OR RENT Several of those clexant HOUSES in “Grant RoW,” on East Capitol st., be and 3d ets. can be leased to frst claea tensats iswer than any like houses in the District; each house handsomely finished ; contains 14 rooms, 3 bath rooms, laundry, “Ke.; and all modera improve: water supplied by steam foree parap to all Parts of the heusen<s.eeablee aad Peon ae bank yards adorned with gl fountain, &e., long to each house. F. RAN’ .» Cor. 3d and East Capitol MOSES, coz, 7h and Benn. ave. DW. BLISS 1427 F st. BRYON, cor. ath and D sta nisi eo SS ees Fo) RENT STORE, with STABLE and CEL. and w. Apply to _ ONOHRSOR, TS Tatrat aa on Ag Fe RENT—Two furnished PARLORS one sec ond floor, en suite, southern exposure; fiater, &¢.,,08 same floor rent reasonable. so: 519 13th st., bet. E and F ste. Im myl Fe SALE—A. Foods seoond:| ae) light EXTEN- ION Coan 5 CAR) RAIAGE, 3100; Vioropia TOR, ore oe Gheay, BURGi ROBT. H. GRAHAM, 410: pairing promptly attended to. on Ee one OPPORTUNITY to pur- those elegant 875 OF Gant iat a SIDNEY T. Nii 9 & C0.'8, 8 Fo Bare een eat of HORSES, 2: Dom misc arrived from Roanoke county, {wo BADDLE HORSES anid 8ix lane HOUSES, satanic for an eas wan, Can be seen at JNO. SIMMONS’ Stables, Sil 13th ath street ORSALE—A Bay Trotting MARE, raised on Eastern Shore of Maryland, sired by Qooghy Bay State Mor, the sire of Sherman Morgan and other good ones; dam by Senator, sound, handsome and a prompt driver; seven Shes Oe pure gaited without boots of any Find, and apy person can drive her better than 7 ie pastioulare address lieth ANSSHERMAN, Btar office. \AILOBRING DEPARTMENT. Complete Stock of Goods Suitable for the Season. FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. Fall Arcortment of Goods for the Season. w. 5s. 935 Pennsylvania ave. ONE PRICE myl5 BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. RECEIVED AN INVOICE oF FULL-FASHIONED SUPERFINE SILE-CLOOKED BALBRIGGAN HOSE, IN ALL SIZES, ar 25 Cents Pew Parn. LADIES’ ALSO A LINE OF PENCIL STRIPED, FULL-FASHIONED, ar 25 Cents Pes Par. GENT’S FULL FASHIONED, FANOY STRIPED HALF HOSE, A GREAT BARGAIN, aT 373g Pee Pam. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE, 705 and 709 Market Space. P. 8.—_WE HAVE NO CONNECTION WHAT- EVER WITH THE STORE BETWEEN OUB TWO HOUSES. myl5 Foes io) eat Det HOUT A A RIVAL. It ts not robbed of its parity to eaable Us to 80 sell it \wherry Festivals, Church Entertainments pe poet, and they oan be made up of dozen ferent Orders for Sunday rhould be left on Saturday. Ice pics shipped by any of the Railroads or ‘team boats. ae Im, 2dc2dp 14237 New York ave. Fo. THE NEXT 6° a we will contiuus to Offer those beautiful WER | We BEVEN-STOP ORGANS at 875, ein ee toa heavy advance at fac- aoe bears ne Pie ae wise s pylt 410 Lith st. aw. FOE SALE_A lance Stock of New and Seoond- hand CABRIAGES Of the best make ee agtich a8 E and eke arts, xtension Tops, Jump Seat Hos ‘RT H. GRAHAM, 410-416 8th ee bey and En. HAG Repairing promptly attended to, (OR SALE-HORSES, HARNESS and VEHI- ail cree of every itu ed tn Bourne ang eo! molds orders promptly attende ‘and sati teed WM. NEv'S stable, aus guaran 2. ARGE STOCK OF SPRING WAGONS, suitable for all kinds of business. Also, lot THADE WAGONS jonts i ae Pyinlehed. TOP BUGGIE! aS one LAN CARRIAG! Huet Lot of Second-hane Busaiesand WAG 30NS for sal Ke th]; for Ey low pw co mene inst L ee 3 LUMBER! LUMBER! OUR PRICE LIST. WE ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST. No. 1 BOARDS, all 16 feet long. .per 100 feet, 81.25 VIRGINIA FLOORING, No.2..** ** ** HEADED PALINGS, 4 ft. long. SQUARED POSTS, 5 ft. long (best). RAILS, 2x3, 16 feet... GET OUR BID ON YOUR LUMBER!!! WE ABE NEVER BEATEN!!! WILLET & LIBBEY, OOR. 6TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE p27 J Esp SS THE LAST WEEK For Our Bargains in BEWING MACHINES. (00 SEWING MACHINES to be sold this trom Sta 620 each, in perfect order, warranted AEEDLRS ¢ ad PARTS, &c., for all machines always on at OPPENHEIMED’S, mys 528 Oth street, St. Clond Building. REPRESENT ONE OF THE LARGEST NS, JUMP- Meee ioe ae se PRG ian pei with corner fire piace, Platform staircase, ‘Beat EstaTz AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 3 f I make to landlords for advertising ose x property. and keep it before the public con- ni a mare many ef the one building ao at pee 5 ais fouses in every secti joes from a1, 000 to 860,000. Now's the time to B. 0. HOLTZMAN, my15 loth and F sts. n.w. OB BITE OOROORAN BUILDING, = U. 8. Tueasuny, 16rm STREET. cating or for “Bastuees Sone ay Bao eho wate: nevary floor, ‘Elevator ani etc. Water steam Dark fom stor storage. Inquire of the Janitor. my! ‘OR BENT_—One HOUSE; and two for sale on easy terms; all new; near Eaet Falls, ChurcD station, Ws BSVELLS FOR! myl-sw* Fails Church, Va. Good INVESTMENTS.—We are authorized to XK offer the following property for immediate ktierat ry FRAME of eight ter Tees! of eight rooms, water and bath, 00d lot to a thirty-foot alley, and stable, for 8 are party can be rented $25 per month mn New York ave. shoar Sth st. wo-story BRIGK HOUSE, ceven toons, pater, ee 199x140 to nee » in ire Be rand reat ing for prompt tenant, for cash. Docation’ Br at zoen 18 su between id ba"h, & myll 1115 F st. nw. ‘OR SALE-I st , bet. 17th and 18th sts. n.w., a handsome BUILDING SITE, fonting sou! one of the choicest locations in the aGity FOR SALE—A small TRIANGLE OF LAND on New Hampehira ave., facing Dupont Otrcle. | FOR SALE—16th “8, P n. just north of **Beott Statue, SLOT 39 ft. sin, on Pst. by 50 ft. Ce aout ie FOR, here te ave. 1. W. 18. esirable small itfronting on bot atasrentinen ave. and N st, FOR E —Handsome PROPERTY corner of 26th and L sts. n.w., consisting of three- story Dwelling adjoined by desirable Building Lots Will be gold ata sacrifice. FOR SALE—1416 11th st. n.w., a four-story Press Brick RESIDENCE, containing ten rooms and modern improvements lat a great bargain. FOR SALE—706 8th st. n wv EM ;story and basement BRIOK, Just noi pa Office. THOS. J. Fis! & Ov., Yas F st, n.w. myl0 Ra ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & OO., Sr CLoup Buirpixa, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. FOR RENT—Two besntiful HOUSES in McPher- Son Square, now building; will soon be finished. Two seven-room BRICK HOUSES, mod. imps}, nearly new, good neighborhood ; 820 Other HOUSES and STORES in different tions of the city. ae os Call at our office for Bulletin. FOR SALE—A very fine HOUSE, on Conn. ave., inst and Yellomon Place—now being built. none s AND LOTS at different prices and on Special pees will be paid to any business en- trusted to » if apzs BOARDING. FSR RENT haze, well Furnished FRONT ROOM, second floor, with BOARD, in a private family; near Dey partinente and cars. ‘Terms for two, $45 per month. 1908 H sts new. maya St [e) BENT 1a front ROOM, on second floor; <iicel furnished, with BOARD, for two per- onth: house modérn nr EaRTONS- ments. ‘Apply: 20730 et. n.W. FR IOME AND BOARD Two or three handsomely furnished ROOMS with ined at No. 9 sth st. n.w., opposite Franklin Square. _myi8-6t" MIcEEERSON HOUSE, cor: 15th and Tete. nw. Boat Desirable ROOMS with BOARD; also TABLE E Mars. nee Proprietress. TOOHIEL HO 12 9th st.n.w., sone # hid £8 contest ro best conducted: béarding jones ‘Transient boarders acovmmo- dated at reasonabie terms. novld PERSONAL. FoR nots ent mI ae grounds and shrubbery: in one ofthe Dost Dest localities Georgetown ; + Inquire SE Gcersegee cgareraee the door. Taaaire He: WILL THE PROPRIETOR OF SALOON, WHO acted as Stake Holder for wager on Hanlan and Courtney, between D. Reardon and pian send his address to above, care of etl rhe OGM an and HOOMS furaised for h A oe Fatioa for fe ing, and several mall BEDROOMS ag vania ave., cor. 43 st. COUNTRY _ BOARD. Siar fies FEW BOARDERS TAKEN FOR JUNE, JULY and Augu house new and large; a two-room building near by, ‘suitable fora fauily, to re nt, with Boards bet buildings surrounded by fruit and shade trees, fruit Plenty, and water excellent. pply by letter to Mi O. BOND, Farm House, i fax 0. H., Va Yersreneee “required and give: my2l-2t* De COUNTRY BOARD-STOTT'S ARM, 43 niles from city, on Pt of OR. convenient for Apenartiiont Cicras. Excellent accommodations: Apply 8u 812 1 Come BOARD—In 8 Yleseant t gis e 40 miles west of Washington, on the W.& O. -; moun- tain air, pure water ; ‘Rooms lari jarge 20 venti- lated. ‘Address Miss V.D. H., amiton, Loudon co., Va. my19-3t* YOUNTRY BOARD IN SHENANDOAH VAL- LEY | Splendid location, Ridge moun- tains afford a fine view. Gonvenient ioentneaes and railroad, and all home comforta, Address Mrs. B.VAN METRE, Berryville, Clark Co., Va. MS ENEEAL SEBRING, ease EAU OR CRO mite, 5 Va.—On, looming dal Opens. ‘Stay. i Sepet Gonverenoe) For ‘Particulars mys-tmy2s" ESIRABLE aT ee: for adults only, on d Sound, near New London ; cool, no aug bathing, boating, fishing ; mumber I limited ; referen: exchanged Address Box ig ‘New London 09 ‘Con Suen BOARD.—ALMEIDA will be oF a June ist. Large, every home comfort. Terms $25 nth. Oa sine Bhen. Valley BB Misi . CRO’ [ap21-eo6w) Bersyeis, Va. IOUNTRY BOARD.—Laurel, Md., mnidwray,| va on, on B. tween Baltimore and Washin RoE; tuirty, minutes ride. Pleasdnt rooms and ase TABLE. 200 yards from Station, COAL AND WOOD. G.= SHERIFF, DeAren mm COAL AND WOOD, fapecial attention given to every order. ve i ee and 338 fee ares n ppepot! and Mills, water and N street, Pot AL sOHINSON BROT STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Ofice: 12th and Penns. avenue. nove L MARTIN & COS CELEBRATED je FULP MORTAR BLACK, FOR BRICKLAYERS USE, Where Black Joints are required. = J. H. JOHNSON & CO., AGENTS, myl4 22thst. wharfand 1202 F st.n.w HALE OIL 80aP, B Eig gists the myriads of Green Bugs Fresh supply by ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, op «=: Ath and J and 2d and Dsts. nw. t FAPEMORBHOIDs (PILES) CURED oe the use of the knife. Remember, yon have Botbing to o ;pay until you are cured. RE - INGS, M. 714 131 n.W. ee 1am Be ALB! oe successor to I. P. Watchmaker and Zoweler, hiss re- moyed 25 Corner of a and F sts. in Drug Store, opp. U. 8. P. myll-Im Pees earcr SRS kee cae =e ponsibility of peop! le, wt fens on real estate. loth on p.m. Always in Batored and from ats 6. apil- a i Alvis Boro and ro TE." ap ‘ADAM the long-estab! ae Maas he aera, ee Bie eens ooesn ithe pro: fession Ralls the resent and fut fives advice and’ assictanoe on ail taining to Ro., those dire results o Hon or Gonor thio Syphilis, ke. taaionty oxen ita a enor Boul, 8 "H’'B. fare to Baltimore deducted from fee. mar31-3m FINANCIAL My INING TRUST COMPAN OFFICE 115 BROADWAY, N. Chartered under the Laws of the State of NewYork. MILTON 8S. LATHAM, President. O. T. CHBISTENSEN, Treasurer. B. W. LEAVITT, Secretary. This organization is now ready for business, and offers its 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 stocks, and the payment of dividends. Special attention given to consignments ef bullion. American Mining Stock Exchange (under the auspices of the Mining TrustCompany), Exchange Rooms and Offices, No. 63 Broadway, New York. This Exchange will be opened as soon as the ne- cessary improvements in the roome, now in pro- gress, haye been completed, about June 1. ‘The Committee on Stock List and Securities is now prepared to receive and act upon applications from Mo1xG Compantes desiring to have their stocks Placed upon the regular list of the Exchange. Ail necessary blanks and full information may be ob- tained by addressing WM. F. MOLLER, Secretary of the Committee, care Mining Trust Go. Applications will be received for a imited num- ber of non-members’ monthly seat tickets of admia- sion. mylT-5t PIANOS AND ORGANS. tgiel ni oe ou Also, Agents far ‘unrivalled * in Blane that havo boon used, fi Lg! Pianos for tent prenee In Bums To Scrt, At 6 and 7 per cent. Ne . B. O. HOLTZMAN, myl5 10th and F sts. n.w. ie LoaN— Pogpmeged TO LOAN, amounts to suit, at 6 ne ty a per oan ss interest, or . Bay a. WARNER, marl9 916 F st. nw. ___BUSINESS CHANCES. _ HOUSE worth 85, 000, V y ANTED AT ONOE- within ares of the Treasury. OUNG & MIDDLETON, my21-3t 1420 New 0H Bes AND SHOES. —One of the beat stands in the city for sale, doing « {ood business, requir- ing a capital of bets 8, (00 10,000) cash. Ad dare st once ; ‘BUSIN SB, Gity Boetomice my B FALE” GROCERY snd PROVINION STORE central freah stock; low rent ange residence. Willeell very low if soli by Fane change : very low if sold by Jane Ist. Adadrere Box 32, tet ae! babes fE5 50 TO $100 REWARD. Paid for information of VAC. to occur soon at Washington, paying @ BG ot £35 400 to 81, eed provided this advertieer, who has considerable litical in fluence, obtains the position, sadness Mt ©. SLANION, Star office. 1-2t* OR PALE CHFAP. Three FRAME DW! ELLINGS, To be removed from m present location Loy py to FISHER & QU... my20-2t 3 F street nw. Fo SALE. The STOCK AND FIXTURES of a retail Ccal and Wood Yard, located corner 4's street and Maryland avenue 8.W. Good opportunity. Inquire STEPHENSON & BRO. “'my20-1w ‘7th street Wha ‘rf. ARGAIN FOR A MAN OF SMALL CAPITAL. Thave for sale a very desirable 2-story Frame HOUSE, with gas apd water, pleasant locatio near street cars; will be sold ‘at a withi the next ten days. mpls 4t NE. A. McINTIRE, 918 F st.n.w. OR SALE— F ELEGANT FARM. Or Anovt 400 AcrEs, In Loudoun County, Virginia, adjoining the town ‘of Leesbure. ti brge hundred acres cleared and balance tn good mbe ll_watered and fenced; ten-room Brick nd necessary outbuildings, all in good con- dition ; large orchard, all kinds of ‘fruits; excellent place is admirably adapted for it is divided into seven fields of i about res each, with runping water in every field. Apply to. STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, myl9-e06t 1418 New York ave. ‘OR EXCHANGE — Very desirable EARLY TRUCK FARM, 85 acres; good dwelling and outbuildings; well improved ; 81x miles from Phila- delphia, on tirhpike; near railroad station. wall ell of exchange for city property. Address J. Washington City P. 0. my18- iat SOR SALE—Five © per cent First) Mortzaze BONDS of the Washington Market a mmpeny in denominations of $1,000. i. my15-f 30 6mnst nw. FS a oe EXCHANGE—GARDEN ee ‘30 acres, in hich state of Soe the best crue caaens pene the Dist sea 4 miles from as ‘ign road. 100 Acres adjoining, well watered. quire of HUGUELY © BO IN, 645 New York my Waa, ae cS Pi- anos, Crockery, &c., Money loshed on the game, at ‘FULTONS. tom Office, 314 9th 6 LOST AND FOUND. __ J 0sT—Wednesd oid panel) aaa: ari attached, hood 7th and 3th ste. Suitable reward if left abel Mth st.n.w. Mrs. LEBENGOOD. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. DDE BEFEIGERATOBES, WHITE MOUNT OREAM FREEZ- FOWLER'S 3 FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINING ROOM REFRIGERATORS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge, ) Importer of Chins, Glass Ware, &c., myl5 1009 Pa. ave. G*s FIXTURES, GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, LATROBES, RANGES, GARDEN VASES AND STREET HOSE. PLUMBING GAS-FITTING and TINWING. All JOBBING promptly attended to. HAMILTON & SHEDD, 409 Oth st. n.w., my5 Gs FIXTURES! GAS FIXTUBES!: & MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF GAS FIXTURES From the factory of Messrs. MITOHELL, VANOE &00., N. ¥., can be seen at * 631 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 advante. E. F. BROOKS, 531 15th st., apls Corcoran BUILDING. EORGE RYNEAL, Jr. G DEALER IX” OIL AND WATER OOLOBRS, ARTISTS' MATERIALS anv LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Windew and Plate Glass, ALL KINDS OF Fancy ARTICLES FOR ORNAMENTS 4D PRESENTS. mar29 418 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). AS COOHING STOVES. ‘ashington Gas Light Co! haveat their Si Peoteite bioriee ae ooe and patterns. ae is the Btove used by Miss Dods (n her lectures on cookery. all and examine them. my PROFESSIONAL. T.M. T. peg ey 443 7th ot. E, over Eiseman's Clot itistry in all its branches. insert: ed 87 per set. All work warranted. myl2 H. JOHNSTON. Denti ears’ rience. Te th on, st and silver. fae ap Gen fol moreb. 717 Ht st nw. Be Det Domer and’others. cate. Wit. ‘the world. LLAYSs: Lawns: Lawns: One Thousand a.m ee eirees 6 of Besutifal Lawns Eight Hundred (400) Pieces of tiga PACIFIC LAWNS, 10, biter ‘One Fiundred (100) Pieces of Be — @ LAWS 3 SL i, a Boe FIGURED l LINES BAW Ne et i 20, 25. CARTER's, 7A Market Space. [DIA LINEN, the a ble ele fo TDA LINES, ea SRE fe Haier VERY FINE BLAOK FRENCH LAWNS, 25. BLACK LINEN LAWNS, 25c. FINE LACE STRIPE WHITE Goons, only 125¢c. Bpecial Barwa: COLORED scene, Sma) =a QUALITY, ue. COACHMAN’S DRAB AND OTHER COLORS, only 55e. COLORED SATINS, very cheap. SUMM R SILKS, 50c. EXCELLENT BLACK SILKS, 75,87, @1.00,81.12, 81. 25, 81. 37,821.50, up to 83.00 CARTER'S 7A Market Space. myl9 B* NTLNGs, All the desirable shades in single and double widths. §?” LUPIN'S LACE 1BUNTINGS «1 DAMASSE GRENADINES. NOVELTIES in DRESS FABRICS. PARASOL, LISLE GLOVES. GAUZE UNDERWEAR, FANCY HOSTERY. TYLER & CHEWNING (ate clerks with Perry & Bro.) my19 OLS 7th #t. G° TO DUBKREUIL BHOs., 412 F street northwest, And leave your order for FINE DRESS SHIRTS. SHIRTS FOR THE CONVENTION A SPE- ‘CIALTY. Balt-dozen Fine SHIRTS. Half-dozen Superior SHIRTS. Halt-dozen Elegant SHIRTS. Our Best SHIRT, Plaited Bosom, $12. A fine assortment of GENT'S FURNISHINGS always on hand. aso DRESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER of the Vo Best material, in the Very Be wuaranteed to sive perfect satinfartin ity and fit, for ouly TWO DOLLARS. . clase goods, but a8 good ae ANY BODY'S bi only two dol ae, bg MEGINNISS, 1002 F #t. n.w., Washington, D. apso-Tm QumrTs CHEAPER THAN EVER. Our ‘‘Mystery” SHIRT, at 75 cta., is cheaper than we sold it was way below present prices. Our ‘*Mystery™ SHIRT, fuislied,) the cheapest Shirt in the world, only 80 cts. The "Orv eS HIRT, fin labed, 60 cia. at e100 osually sot at beats the world in HES at 26 cts. 1 e758 9.00 0.90 un finished, a8 good she ther house eelis at 50.cts. Our 80- Teepe Sealy ne 00d as is sold for @1-95 by the MEGINNISS’, mie 1002 © street n.w. Quirrs: SHIRTS! SHIRTS! NE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER. x ELLENT DRESS SHIRTS to FINISHED: AND Mee ed SHIR: OUR ow N ATOCR AYS = ‘oF RNISHINGS. THOMPSON'S Shirt Factory, UCK, PRIETOR. posite Patent Offi PI > SU S RING AN ca DRESS pits Gob) ee ODE on fat manor mnetat of GRER AD and. ate: snd Colored Silk <i An inspection of our stock is solicited. HOOE BROTHER @ CO., 1328 F st. n. near Ebbitt Hone. BOOTS AND SHOES. H4™44n WINS THE BOAT RACE, ADINES, aplo 50 HAS THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE WON IT’S RACE IN SELLING BEST QUALITY OF SHOES AT BOTTOM PRIGES OVER ALL SHOE STORES THIS SIDE OF BOSTON. THE BETTING WAS ACTUALLY 900 TO 5) IN FAVOR OF TRE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 401 Pennsylvania Avenue, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG. LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor. We bave on hand one of the finest assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, of the latest styles, in the city. my20 UsT . SEcrry ED— Lai nee ascortment of Ladies’ and Gent's Low Quarter SHOES at BYEN’S Lith st. Shoe Store, (Xkar Corcoran.) Get a pair before you go to the races. myl9 Cet ae HOUSE SLIPPERS, 50, Newport Ties and But. » 81, $1.25, and 1.50] 4 od Button kid and foxe: and Boys’ School Shoes, 75, s6c., 81, up. Children's Schoo! Shoes 50,60 and 7 7c. = Men's Gait a Ti 1. 2 Hts scat Sheen itaitiots ge sue 02 Straw Hats ipwards, at “Told ‘and 3 Sign Bix Shoe. v NEw YORK SHOE STORE, 605 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. HANDSOME SPRING SHOER FOR LADIES anp GENTLEMEN. PRICES LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE. k-top nch ¥ Ladies’ Blippers ana’ Mowperts trea. cabe ae —W stock of Gents’ Low Bhoes south of New Yok Our Brench Gull Haas made Low Shoes i Low, Button and Gon- "One price. aya0 GEO. McCARTHY. EDUCATIONAL. SUMMER CLASS OF THE METROPOLITAN SEMINARY and KINDERGARTEN for the raining of | Kindergarteuers commences MAY 27H hor terme, Se. cail on the Principal, Mi: B.C. 1sth et. n.w. my19-; “Tj ee SESSIONS. SPENCERIAN BUSINESS $orAzor, Con. 77H anv L Br. N. Colleve offi address: GENTY ©. SPENCER, Principal. Teacher of PIAN 13 VOOR 1BIO. those waning tp bee moi S w. ra +s = cian er for Sam lto4; venti? 109. g10 3c ls eared p, Book an ‘Annayolia’ and all come lege, rail competitive Salustions. itivens —<- Pa.. ar ANTED 60,000 PEOPLE To call or send orders to The Lanorst asp Most OomPLeTE JOB DYEING AND i@ ESTABLISH- particular. Work calied poe tiny Nonigd Leo ee or express from Ww. =. WHEATENE. Georgetown, D.C. cits. or by