Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1881, Page 2

. SSS sr rere Seer THE EVENING STAR, = 0UTHERY mazrLanD BAIL ROAD acarN. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. a WASHINGTON TUESDAY.....-..--- --..Miarch S, 1881. | | CROSBY 8. NOVES......Editor, | | The Evening Star tas a regular, perma- | nent, bova fide dally circulation more than | treble of any other dally paper pub- | Ushed in Washington, and equal te that ef all the other dally papers here added te- aether. | ‘THRE S78 office is connected with the Telephone | | Dasiness can be sent day or night, free of charge. As to the Senate, | ‘The contest for control of the Senate may prolong the extra session for some weeks and It | Will almost certainly exclte b.tver partisan feeling. The business for which the extra ses- sfon was convened conld, In all probability, be | transacted In one week's time, buta question of patronage interven, and the usually dignified Senate ts converted immediately into a politi- cal battle ground. Owiog tothe four vacan- cles on the republican side, that party is tem- porartiy disabled, and, even with the votes of both the independents. could not cope with the | democrats. The republicans, therefore, insist | that all steps towards organization shall be de- ferred until their ranks are filled up; the democrats maintain that it ts folly to waste days of time tm waiting for four Senators, whose absence cannot tn the least tnter- fere with the progress of business. Nothing will or can come before the present i session of the Senate that will harm or benefit | elther party. There {3 an apparent under- Standing that the President will send in only the more important nominations, and among both democratic and republican Senators there is an expressed purpose to confirm such nom- nations without contest. In other words, a tacit agreement that the new administration Ought not to be embarrassed or annoyed at the threshhoid of its existence by combatting its choice of the men who shail administer the va- rious departments and divisions of government. | Hence the question tn dispute Is which party Shall possess the offices of the Senate. So far | as has yet been discovered, Mr. Mahone holds | the balance of power between the two parties. He was tnvited into both caucuses, but Jrespect- fully dectined to declare his poltcy by entering either. The present status of the Senate ena- bles the democrats to organize, but wher the four republicans arrive next week to fill the vacancies, the organization could and would be overthrown should Gen. Mahone assist the republicans. Then, possibly, within a few days, death or sickness might again reduce the republican numbers by one or two, which would enable the democrats to upset the reor- | gabization, and we may have the spectacte ot | the grave and dignified Senate changing its organivation every few days as long as the ex- | trasession continues. Surely a body so con- servative as the Senate can devise some plan to avoid such a spectacle, ———_-++e-___. | It Is gratifying intelligence that the cable | conveys to the effect that Gen. Koberts does | not go to South Africa intent upon murdering | the Dutch farmers of the Transvaal and con- | fiseating their property, but that he takes | ; With him authoritive overtures for peace. That element of the British population so accurately represented at present as well ag in the past by the three tallors of Tooley street, talks loudiy of vindicating British honor and of the neces- sity of saving British prestige, bat the intelll- gent and justice-loving people ef the kingdom appreciate the fact that the country’s honor 1s | not always to be maintained by the physical | power of the British lion. Mr. Gladstone is | Teported by one of the lberal journals as hold- | ing the opinion that wrong nas been done to | the Boers and that the honor of Great Britain demands that justice and not revenge shall | Tule in dealing with the people of the Trans- | vaal In this day of ctvilizatton it would add | nothing to Britaln’s glory to crush a people Whose numbers are less than that of a single | ward tn London, by the power of brute force. | | Mr. Gladstone knows that such a “victory” would be in the estimation of the ctviltzed | world a di —$—$_$§<o+—_____. ‘The anxious enquiry in Congressional politt- cal circles just now 1s “How will Mahone vote?” TheSpbinx makes no definite response unless the following from his organ, the Rich- | mond W//g, may be looked upon in that light. “The Northern Neck News can comprehend very easly how the bourbons in the legisla- lure could agree to vote for General Wickham, republican, for United States Senator to defeat | General Mahone, without detriment to (hei cCemocracy, but it cannot understand that there may be good and suficlent reasons net at all } affecting bi: polities, why General Mahone should vote for Hon. George C. Gorham, repub- Mean, for secretary to the Senate—a mere wuisterial officer of that body. As for our- | selves, we do not know how General Mahone | will vote—whether for or against Mr. Gorham— but we do know that he will cast no vote in | that Dody that will help the bourbon funders, | or the grip-sack funders, of Virginia, if he is | aware cf It. If a vote for Mr. Gorham, or any | other man, will nelp ether wing of Virginia | funderism, be sure he will not castit. And | don't you forget te” | —_§_ore-—____ ‘The Pullman Car Company comes out of the | contest with the Iliinols legislature the victor. ‘The bill to reduce and regulate the fare on sleeping car3 has been smothered in the house committee on ratlroads. At every session of | the Ii'tnols legislature for the last five or six | Years this subject of reducing sleeping-car | fares has been brought up by the introduction | of abil for that purpose. The course and fate of the Dill has been the same each session. Members make high sounding speectes as to the necessity of throttling monopolies, then drop the subject for awhile and qutetly smother the DIL Gentlemanly representatives of the Pullman company are always around at such | times with numbers of annual “dead head” Uckets, and some people are disposed to sus- pect that the Itberal distribution of these little | cards hes scme sort of connection with the Geath of the BIL $< ____ ‘There !s apprebensiou of being dacapttated by many department officers. They should take this bit of comfurt to thelr souls, that there are never s0 many removals made a3 dreaded. That ts to say, unless there 13 a change | of politics with a change of administration; then | & state of things occur such a3 indicated by Hen- ry Clay's exultant remark when President Har- | rison ylelded to the whig pressure for office and | turned the democrats out by wholesale, | “Lord! how he nicks 'em!* sald Clay. | ‘The Alexandria @v2-r says that the Prest- | dent being @ sensible man, terms tne late war | tn this country a “civil war,” and not a “rebel- | ion.” The Richmond Dispatch thinks Mr. Gar- held deserves credit for his new departure, but {p tts opinion the happiest phrase Is the one invented by Mr. Stephens, of Georgia —“the war between tbe states. ———__~.-______ An Inspection of our exchanges—North, South, East and West—shows that Garfleld’s inaugural receives more good words than any previous inaugural adress tor many years, Ral SPBING aes LAND MINERAL BpRiNG is situat South Brand, Maine, thisty niles port of Bore lane water B Tours DISK ASS O¥ THE Ki Gucascs of the Urinary “The, Water is a ‘8, and ee ans it has no equal o: Ima MINERAL mya WATPB not manufacture who have ones iti ting can now be sup- i have st received a fresh supply. see JOHN KEYWOBTH. Acgus (or the Listrict of han of New York, Bas 8 fine collection of BAKE ENGRAVINGS AND ETCHINGS on exhibition for a short season st JAMES J. CHAPHAN’S METROPOLITAN BOOK sTORR, feb1s 911 Penna. ave. {ECOND-HAND Sect ee ee iesaten isin "a tear ia Wasurixetom, D C., March 5, 1881. J. A. Lin , Esq... President Southern Maryland RR, Phila., Pa. Sir: I observe that a letter beariog Se ture, dated Phils., March Ist, to Messrs. A. W. Dimock & Oo., of New York, charges that osrisin statements made by me in & letter to said firm, Cated Washington, Feb. 25th, areuntrue. I now relterate the fact, that a judgment of 830,000 agt. the Southern Mery’ani Eatiread ia held by the Company of which Iam President, as will appear by an examination of the records of Saint Ma: County Oourt, No. 35 Trials Sept. Term, 18° | certified copy ef which I herewith transmit to you. Taleo stated that we held the obiizations of the | Southern Maryland RR. Qo. in notes to a large amount. wit. 144 yet say there were juiigments against you ‘This allegation you substantially sd- | fotbe amount of a qnarter of a million dollars. | Your denial is therefore disingenuous. Toid say, “Its other debts, many bsingin the j form of Judgments, are estimated to amount to | Considerably over a quarter of million of dollara,” oe I willgive you sufficient data for that asser- ton. ‘The Southern Maryisnd Railroad Company owes the State of Maryland $163,000 aad interest from 1873 for amount of money paid to eaid company by the State under faise representations, aad the Attorney Genersl of the State filed this claim as a debt due to tue State, as wil appear by the pro- ceediogs inthe suit forthe apjointment of a re- ceiver, brought by the creditor-of said road in Prince George's county ; this with interest amounte now to about $240,000. Thero were other ciaims represented by counsel which amounted to $175,000. There isaisoa jadgment in the Supe- rior Courtof Baltimore City in favor of Starr & Ridenour atsounting to about 24,000. ‘There are also other debta owing by your com- pany to parties in the various counties which your ailezed proposed railroad traverses. Tenclose an extract from aletter from Hon. Geo. D. Mudd, ex-state Senator from Charles County, asto his knowledwe of itin his own aud adjoining counties. Taiso beg to call your attention to the Report of the investigating committee of the General Assem- | bly of Maryland of the session of 1876, contained in the Journal of the ¥enate. Keferring to the Ke- | ports filed therein, you Will see that, according to the testimony of Mr. Smoot, the President of the Southern Md. B mpany, that “in additioa to an indebtedness in bills payable of over $75,000, and numerous other claimants not so secured, Bonds of the Company tothe amount of 82, 200,000 have been issued and a /arye amount have been fAoated,” and further, that the investigating com- mittee recommended “‘that the Attorney General of the state take legal proceedings as may be ne- cestary toeecure the proper application of the mo- ney subecribed to the stock of said company and the interest of the state in said company.” And a minority report filed therein even recom- metded “that the testimony and papers in the case be referred to the Grand Jury of the Criminal Ceurt of Baltimore City. These same records contain many pages of instructive reading of sim- ilar tenor. And further, there are two mortvages to the Can- tral Trust Company ef New York on record dated Janusry 1, 1881, one for $1,600,00v, the other for 500,000. Now, then, with theze two mortvazes and the $2,.0°,000 of bonds referred to in your former President's testimony, and the other amounts owing by your Company, ihat will be the indebtedine 8 per mile of your proposed road? Nearly every Congreas for the past thirteen years, including the last, has refused your appli- cation to enter the city of Washington or even the District of Columbia. Ido not care here to indulge in personalities but to refer you to facta, all sueceptible of proof and uatters of record accessible to the public. Respectfully 8. T. SUIT. (Extract of letter of Hon. Geo. D. Mudd, ex-State Senator of Maryland. Sm :—The name of the Southern Maryland B . in this rection is srnovymous with fraud and rascalits. Our people have been robbed and | cheated by the officers and contractors of the com- pany, and I can give you ample proof thereof. As chairman of the committee of the Senate of Maryland which investizated the affairs of this company in connection with its obtaining 163, 600 from the State by fraud, the evidence showed con- elnsively to my mind the fraudulent mauner in which the money referred to was obtained, and the papers ought to have been sent to the proper grand jury and the swindlers properly punished. ‘The matter will again be brought before the next Legisiature for further action in the premises, mars eo3t GEO. D. MUDD. ee 1881. ANNUAL SPRING EXHIBITION or CARRIAGE! Our usual annual display of Carrisges and Road Wazons for Town and Gountry Driving will take place during the week bexinnin« MONDAY, MARCH 7 ‘This exhibit will embrace orizinal designs of our owr, together with the best styles of LONDON AND PARIS, all fitted with Rubber Cushioned Axler, and fin- | ished in the thorough manner for which our pro- ductions have Leen noted for the past twenty five years. In addition to these a number of importan vehicles in the WOOD and IRON will bs shown, in order that visitors may more readily see the excel- Jence of our work in these branches, and our su- perior methods of construction. ‘We beg to call special attention to a collection of Deuble Suspension and Plain Spring VICTORIAS, as of unusual merit, and representing the great re- | Sources of our establishment in the prodzctioa of € wriages of the very hizhest «rades. ‘The Exhibit w entire week, al! Carriages sold beinz delivered at the close. remain complete during the BREWSTER & CO., (OF BROOME ST.), Broadway. 47th to 45th street. N.Y, ONLY PLACE OF BUSINESS. mar5&3 Fo BREAK#AS? CHOCOLAT MENIER. SOLD EVERYWHERS. PABIS AND LONDON. BS fane-etee Depot, 286 Greenwich st. _FOR RENT AND SALE. DRY_ GOODS. Wittig Nel at 229 D street northwest rs night. Bring reference. m3-3.° Fe RENT —Untasnished BOOMS at 1103 @ s+. rth weat. mars-3t°@ Ws cash fi 3! 300 | GOVERNMENT CERKSHT?. Address = Ww. C., Btar office. WW AATaES eaperignced ALNSCRDTES at | ate. aL, WIT Penusyivania’ aye | ) ANTED A BOY to Tears the erooery busi | BURCHAKD, 394 ‘Peaneylvauia ave: { nue, corner 45 attack mars 2° | wis iTED—BOOK BINDER'S: ee See oe = \ ann order and cheap: BALL: 662 D street northwest. SMe -An experienced MAN to atte: ae eat- ‘one. that understants carrion. TASGIER OYSTER DEPOT, 440 9th strect. It" WwW NTED el SITUATION by @ respectable colored girl s@ chambermsid and waitress sist with res and ircning. Call on or address MOM. Hl, 16Lt Q strect northwest. It" WARNTED—A fi: st-olass QOOK AND. WASHER | for a small family. Good wages. with references, 1431 Chapin street, Hil. mvs competent NUR=E 8180, a food OOO) poly 2118 G —— northwest. WY ANTEDS2y a respect UaTION to nurse, will ence given. Address, for thr office. ANTED—, De colored girl, a SYT- } to travel.” Refer days, NUBBSE, i r ‘A steady, settled WOMAN to o: waeh aod iron; also, one for UHAMBER- MAID. apply. Oaly those who can bring Inquire at 1342 Corcoran st: TA WOMAN to do The housework of 2 white or colored; mast pusiness. 88 perm ‘nth. ‘Ta30 8 tte t ws On ays and respec table EROTE =| ANT womans in 8 private family, ss char bermaid ani freee, Befarenees. requis Apply st 1916 Connecticut avenue mar8-2 ANTED—AGENTS, all over the city, for a “ood, reliable Life Insurance Company. Good inducements to good men. Address F. A. NOK- BIS Destrict Agent, National Hotel, Wadhies 3 from 9 to 12a. Waser a young man aud wits, P ae 8 in the country—man to f to work on the same and wife as cook for fsmily The best references wiven. Address Box 101, Star office. Itt WASTED-By a respectal ouDe woman, a AOK us chambermatd! pamstress understands dressmaing. or woul! th nae weshiny or the care of children. Btar office, ‘AGdress ‘Hox Bt, it young man with fi ence materte score HAM Psutre- Saas I~ laun Fon New 0 COLORED w IMEN, ry **Licensed Ag 926 F street. C- it ae BENt—A @0d_VTOME tor ten TO Inguire of EB. W. WHITAKER, business. Beal Fstate nee 08 454 atreet northwest ms tt AN mpeteat WOMAN, to cook, waeit and iron in a pel yate fant White preferred. Address W., 709 th street northwest | We ‘The ure of » soned, gentle ay fou his feed, by a responsible party. Address COUNTRY, it ANTED-A wi cue to do genersl li usework. Must have reference. Inquire at 3332 Pros: rect street, Georgetown. mar8-i W3NTED-A GIRL for weucral housework apd to assist With cooking, washing and ironing. Apriy, with references, at 1940 ¥ etreet nora: | ootexe | Eo R_ RENTON. a6 Rhode Taland arenun, comer HOUSE: new; mi mod ne 250. Aprily to JOHN | SUE N OO y St Cload Baildon, aa 00/5 Bt: Cloud Balding: = ee ae i RK RENT—| ntly-furnished RESI- | FRE ailmiodern tmpeovemeate: ter very de ‘irsbiy located. A small house 0 im prevemente Rewly fitted up: furniture fF aale at location central. Apply J. Aso: SPRIGG, 1420 New York avenue. mars Fe, RENT—A sreprominent Front Office ‘8t616 7th northwest. Apply to core |B. WAGGAMAI Si $19 7th street. mar7-st BR RENT—With first class BOARD, twocom- municating ROOMS ; south front; 603 F street horthwest mar7-3t" FR FE RENT—HUUSE 910 i9th street north ® Tooms;, modern improvemer tt. in, perfect A. A. WILSON & OU., 609 ante mai repair. horthwest. RENT ‘every wena at the WAGGAMAR? Th northwest. Pes Fe, RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, communi- cating suitable for pariar and bedroom, moni ern exposure. opposite Judiciary Square; als bew SASEMENT OEE LOE. Apply to 443 Gstroct rorthweet. mars-3t" {OR RENT—1719 Rhode Teland avenue, band- scme DWELLING, with south front, contains shout 15 rooms, i d every convenience. THOS. J. FISHER & CO. marl-6t 0% RENT—On Ont ner Towa Circle, an_ele- waut furnished three: Story Brick RESIDENCE, sontl. frout; will be leased f ra term of yeara at a lw fizare. THOR. J ‘FISHER COO.” mast Bt FS R EENT—2003 I st nor west, a convenient 23 room KESEDENOE, with u.odern imuraya- mer‘s,and in thorough repa'r. ‘CHOS. J. FISHER ¢ 00. marl tt Fer RENT—The finely located HOUSE, 2032 G Bt. ROLE Rone Fg aren ee good, tenant to m noe & BROWN, or M. WILLIA! x y BB ENT Very, desirable three-story and ieeen cht BARTOK RESIDENCE, No. 1714 Khode Isiand avenue. containing 11 rooms, with all poodern improvements. Apply at house. es {OR RENT—A FARM in Maryland on Marlboro rosd, containing 100 scree: irate from Wathington. ang Of Mrs. TRIMB: ie 706 street coutbeast. = 15 FE R RENT—STORE, with cellar Toa, amie at the corner of 9th and 1 streets A creay business place. vel to W. 0. SORNSON. 18 18th street northwest feb A Onanechiont aveces, Malt erate ae ee Donnecticut avenue, mare gonth of Brit- ish Legation; three stories and besement; has al latest improvements in art Anishing—nataral aie Lh i ae i RENT—A very desirable Coney PLAOR, im ett Re BOARD fore ofamaly ae: Et hewn tt Be, or gi fanaly de: N SHERMAN & CO™ Seal Eee, red. Oleud Bune fovieim” FOE SALE three-story “Brick HOUSE, No. 1021 7th at. porthwest, on Lot of 25 foot ‘front X100 feet deep; one-half cish aud balance at 6 per cent. lent business stand. Apply on on prem- ises. bU-1zn YOR RENT—HOUBE No. 417 8th st, between D and E sts. northwest. Water and’gas. Rent Srey poonth. Inquire st 926 Louisiana ave. fe FOR SALE three-story Erick | RESIDENOR, E wt. northwest, side lot, shade trees, foun taip and beantiful flower xrounds: all in first sea order. . QPply at above No., or 486 Lontsian: LLERTON. yanis- 2m BUSINESS CHANCES. ANTED—An OPERATOR on a No. 2 Wheeler | & Wilson sewing-machine, on fine work. Apnlg 810° Lith’ etreet northwest. M lc 00 TO Res per cent per annum for three to fi irs, from April Ist, on A 1 real ‘etate security.” Oallfrom 9 to 10a. mM, or Sto 6 p.m, or address 1141 24th st. northwest: mar8-3t" mar8-3t” WANTED Asettied White WOMAN: must bea competent cook, washer and ironer; best of references required. Apply 513 24 street norih- west Ware —TEN BOYS, for Telephone oe i, tore, 16 to 20 years old, ood welters, intelli. gent, ste: dy. | Bring rescuimendations. Ont 1413 'G etreet, between 12 and 1 p. m. Fe a ne BO cor TAGE at Anuapolis June tion, B. warden, out- mB, Bc. # anhy ee stop at station. Tlouse close to station: erms easy. Address J. ¥_B., Star office. mars-5t* FS. S8LE—COAL AND WOOD YARD, with #ixtures complete. Apply corner 61h and K, or 8}2 6th atreet northwest. mhi7. y ANTED—A heat young COLORED BOY, ul good recommendations, for dinins-roo apd housework. Apply 2013 G etrect. mar7- ANTED—TEN WOOD CHOPPERS. Apply to BARNETT & WALSH, Coal Yard, 22d street nerihwest. qar7-3t" Wasteaoy ill cive 8200 fora GOVERNMENT POUSIRION. Address, with confide R. B., Btar office. mar?-3t* WASIESIA wooa $00K. ‘Must understand bread mekioz. Also, & Chambermaid and Waitress. Address Box 279, City Post Office. Re- ferences required. WANTED GA COLORED MAN to wae on table, FS SALK-—Six choice OOWS, DAIRY IMPLE- MENTS and all pecesgary ATTACHMEN tS xpired LEASE on about fifty acres; Hood div eli ind stables and outhailainas. ie son for gell ing, © other business, For information address 8. Star offic mar? 100 WiLL BUY STOCK, FIXTURES AND ood stand. band 3 streets mar7-2t" 8 GOOD WILL of a Grooery Stor: Abply immediately, 1746, corner ee Al ‘TED ARO PU ‘RCHASE AT ONCE FOR Casi, ELLING, 7 or 8 rooms, a pend ALSO SMALL BU! SinEss PROPERTY, Griveand stayin at Dickies Pinst class rec. | (Tih etrcet preferred, ) fo.cost from $3,000 to. 86,000 1 rec oO caah. TEIGER & LIEGE MANN, ommendations required, Addiess X O., Btar | aa ot ree eda ANTED—By s respectful white girl SITU- ATION as chambermaid and nurse, or din. oom girl, in s firet- slags family; wood refer- Address 4.B.H., Star ofice. maz. iv epee. W ANTED—HELP, a = ‘and housewomap, for swall private family; a desirable home for an intellivent, faithful person; Germisn Pro- testant preferred.’ Apply at 26 B ‘st. northeast, near the Capitol. e7- Wants ‘By genilcinaa aud wife, three Un- furnisbed ROOMS trom 15th March, on eec- | oud floor: location between 3d and 13th ats. aud Perntyivaniaave.and K st. buitable Rooms will be enwaved by the year. Address J. W P.O. Lr ck Box 247. u ae WNP RAMILIES to farniyh with ADLE SERVANTS; try us; SEH VAN TBO all i, boys, wirls; SEA! STRESSES for olty ‘try ; ali with reference. north- ‘PRICE & VO. janis’ Sw pel ee Was wi Fo purchase MILITARY Bounee | RANTS, SUPREME COURT SORIP and BOLDIERS ADDITIONAL HOME- STEAD “CLAIMS. WM. J. JOHNSTON, Attor- ney-at-Law, Boom 41 Le Droit Building, 802 2 F st. SED purchase all kinds PeREG LAND SCRIP hier cast rice. CHARLES Q, BROWN, Atto wie Gatroetnorth- | # ik WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. Ge FEATHERS to vate, MaT- 28 to TS opaa ne M 8 to exterminat from tome A. H. HAGE & BRO. we oe Wr matin quantities, cash price pa La. ave., next to ois Post Office. 321 Penn's ave., between 3d and 4% ets. hid LD GOLD and eS a Highest et ween SS ane AS we. saID WANTED STEAM OARPET GLEAMING AND UPHOLSTERY in all its bran ace i 1 BRO, Jan19 616 Lowaiana avenues. Wa4niED. zou 70 KNOW THAT I SELL _ first-cls lor-made Second-hand much betirsnas arent deal cheaper mon new suit can be pone it, JUSTH'S OLD STAND, - N01 4 |.B.—We i a clsss Second-hand Olothing. janis MONEY TO LOAN. 000 IN HAND TO LOAN FOR THREE OR NECA SE iUee CO mars 6t proved ri icilaws,, Viz : 14,000, a i (S2,000, 81,300, 2,000. Lowest rates of intere: at and commissions. OWN BU -6t Room 29, Careers Butiding, ONEY TO LOAN Ts 8Ums As DrsrmEp, at Ewe hat ie visite «00. feb21-1m 1223 northwest. T° LOAN. MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, ware In Sums to Suit, AT SIX PER OENT FOR LARGE AND PEB CENT FOR BALL SoM. SODELAYS B. O. HOLTZMAN, VOR RENT—“ THR NORTH ARLINGTON FRUIT AND DAIRY FARM,” ten acres of tue finest vineyard in this country, 790 peach trees und other fine fruit, beautiful location, three miles from this olty. A tt, O10 a. 2. m. marv. =e SALE— GOOD PASS Is eel JROPERTY ‘5x10 feet, located ous raptdit improving bust- ness street, bala equaie aorth of Penusylvania avenue northwest. Will divide de in two parte if de- nired. Present improvements will pay taxes, &0. ot GER & LIE Tie IKMMANN, 17 New York avenue. CILDING LOTS FOR SAL BELOW THd MARE Pi NOt THWEST SEOTION. ae feet or less frout on 15th, betweea T and G, orth west ‘eet front on New Hampshire avenue, between Mana N, northw 41,000 aquare feet, 22d and P etrects northwest. the above are in good ene Ki for improvement, all thi snd can be bought on IESE ed LIEBERMAN, mar7-6t 8 New York avenue. EGE! WOR SALE—In Barto or oo £00 acres of hixh- iy improved LAND at Soup's, prance railroad. ne dress. Mra. KIL- OURN, Jessup's, Anne ‘Arundel Gor Ma! m#-6t° R SALE— BLACKISTONE'S ISLAND. ‘That beautiful place on the Potomae river, 75 iilles below Washington, \-mile from the Mary- isnd shore, containing about 100 acrea, taree- fourths of which is good soil. Fish. oysters and fowl in inexhaustible quantities. “A fine chance for openipg one of tre best watering places in this country. For further particulars Inquire of B. 0. HOLTZMAN, Real Estate Agent Auctioneer, cor. 10th and'F eta. northwest. 13-29 ARE CHANCE OFFERED 10 nOQAL AND WGUOD DEALERS—Vsiuable Wharf Property toot of 34 st. southeast, with coal elevator, steam hindling qood mill, lime and cement warchouse: Iso, large dwelling, modern improvements ; will beeold cheap ar reuted low. Apply oT, MOR: Hee ig Share sone mar! FE SALE Bleeant first clees HOTEL at Ocean City, Worcester County, Md., contaiuine bed- rocus for 450 guests; substantial frame building, liret- clase cottage furniture for @ watering place; well furnished in every respect. Terma one-third “ash ; the rest can be inade eatisfactors to the pir chastr. For further particulars apply to 8. J. ASI 's Ocean City, Md. ‘1m, 2aw FOR SALE A well established and wood paying BUSINESS; a rare chance to make money. 912 for cash or good security. Large Prods. he mort desirable stand in the city. Addross P. on pox ish Clty. feb26-20 BCE RENT #2 E, A; MoINTIRE, 918 F st. Furniched HOUSES, €35 to $400 per month. Unfurniahed Hi 8, 85 to $150 per mont FOR § Latee, and sol Biobenries— some of the latter on the iustalment plan. Loans negotiated. Deeda, Wills, &¢., pared. Aseney for Union Fire the: 3. of Pluie: sale, ortablished in 1804. E. A. cise ‘at al: Toquire of HUGUELY . Bowes N No. Foe SALE-FaRM of 278 acres in oat oullgiey, county, Md. ; good dwelling and out bi ee exoellent 61 MM 7] trom city. 045 New York ave. jun29 10th and F sts. northwest. Nivea ciated ty and Sanaa gen ONEY, MONEY, MONEY.—To loan at 2 ry oes at ocl-rent or Celine: A i ee er BOD! eee al — Sebi FULTON! ‘Loan Office, S14 8th PUSAEE OR EXOHANGHA ne Guist ayent pole ML scres of Land and two poten a Sa | eta e i Murder & Mills. 1 ADB on the prom- Thave MORRY to 1 loan on = o15; on D.w., Dear 0. = ee H. WARNER, | Press brick Front pat Be raid beck al dy nov26 916 F street gorthwest. Jar, ops, Water and bath on 'T'st, near Aath Rew.i ‘wo-story FRAME HOUSE of five rooms: PROFESSIONAL. je Mere ye eel ce ont cer, = for amaall ‘and several ‘Houses f Die nonuwet ." ORLEULOID gia cheap. W. B. BUNFORD, 1116 Fet tee junk {nserted 87 per set, ans INVENTORS. tons on the natural’ ‘Teeth a Sons on the al dent Tee, SvanTOR, Ox IMPORTANT and DENTIEBT, 14th at. = tana) Dt bet Gea st. and N. aaa tacting will without Palm 6 30 cia All opere ‘exis BOARDING. J RENT Furnished ROOMS with board, en R. T. M. TALBOTT, Dzxrit, F Ds, tires doors from’ oor. E. Beat san Franhia Si Sure inoden ern ny dinprovetrenia dares per set. All work ted Sanls ree a ee ate FOOT, SERGERY, Ors, Bunions, Bad Teer ARRON? BORE ster 2 foots snl Osnads, and, 19 of Sonpecutive, practice Bisam, and every way deslrabig ‘ania ment ‘ailmen' ‘the feet, hence the »E RENT—Airy ROOMS, furnished or unfur- m far and near, visit bis 1 ished, at Nos. $14, 316 and Wilds eeehment 18 Indians ‘Also first-class BOARD vine es OPP = decks” | permouth SABA FLAG oe ALSONS, Duwrist, No. 438 7th st. LOOCHIEL street north- vig bet and Bat over Balaatye ia is > r wrest, 1p one of bp ooriet tna ‘bs ‘conducted Pefurenoes. ‘Ohanres moderate.“ aect Boating Hoe ‘at reasonable terms. ‘DM. STONE ABERT, T)3; RENEE SLADE wil give arrrings Ww for SLATE WHITING and PHYSIOAL PH ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, NOMENA, at 458 C at. nortiiwost, between 10s ms, sn3-6m Mo, £05 Sthat.s.w. | and7p.m- mb2-lut 1B RENT— HOUSE 2422 K street northwest, 10 rcoms: modern improvements. Will be rented spa ono s. =p WAGGAMAN, war?-at as B19 7th atreot. i. BARBER & 00, LeDaorr Burtoina, for sale the following Properties at low prices, PI Ofer tow rate and very aay TOR ItH street northwee west, lare and very desirs- bie te) BOARDING HOUSE, 28 rooms, mocera im- ba HOUSES at LeDroit Park cetperd atylea and tekst Gel aenetal pert of the cone ors, no tasters, Da ayaa hea 7th or th street cars £0 enitrance Look ‘st them: they are coxy, homelike, new HOUSE on Bo: stra uéth ‘and aoth strecia’y BouRaNy eset Detween rapidly improvin: wo new HOUSES on I street, near Government Printing Office Special induccme sta offered SKATING BING, New York avenue; will ba sola Over ai taxes water rent and insarance. STORE and DHELLING tie atreet, above Boundary, suitable and good location for boarding One hundred and thi Park and varioun otter dont reat the ity. Houses will be built to suit, and the whole sold oa e FOR RENT—Desirable OFFIOES tn LeDroit €: location central, modern improvernenta, Teufé, immediate possession; no chance moi . HOUSES at LeDrott Park for rent. fe17-1m ‘OR RENT—VERNON ROW, oa for ban ave. Hug and 10th street. | Fine Offices ar business and others, with Passenger BTENOX BUILDING, Tt tth street. Several ices suitable for patent attorneys, &o. ALSO, SEW. STORE, corner 6th and H streets north- west, suitable for a drug or fancy wood Apply at Vernon How, or wo T. BE. WAGGA MA. febl7 2m" FOE BALE 08 KENT GREEN VaLUEY, tue farm of thelate A R. Fraser. of Alexaodria county, Va., pontsinibg a 160 neres of land, with two brick dwellings: one with fourteen rooms and large barns and stables situated about four miles from Washington and three from Alexandria, _Tn- gy, premises, or address MIKANDA He Arluneion, Alexandria county, Va. mar having SITES AND BUILDING LOTS. Fire view of both rivers and the city. Free from malari Oue site contains about 100.000 feet; has larze trees and living B SPEDE ‘One of nearly 80,000, unsurpassed view of Waeh- Inston jand ‘One of 130,000 feet, trees and ranning eatin Building eS Sestrante for suburban resi- dences. Appty marl-1m_ aek “GRISWOLD, Anacostia, a ‘OK SALE— F A VERY BEAUTIFUG HOUSE; i modern conveniences Near corner of Connecticut avenue and M eed) Eleven rooms, bath room, furnace, &. Price BO oN SHERMAN & 00. fevi6 t. Olowd Balding. OR BENT. THE ¢ POBCORAN BUILDING, Opposite U. 8. Taxasvay, l6cH Starsz. canine Htores, Omice Rooms—sinsiy or commant cating for Business Oftoes, Brudios, otc. Water lopete on every ocr. fest. Janitor. Elevator sud steam Inquire os the Dark rooms for storage. LOST AND FOUND. OST—March 4 a pair of GOD EYE @ in a case, at Museum or from ‘th to § tal streets. A euitable reward given it re 324 East Capitol street. SU REWARD Lost, an INDIA SHAWL, in or een 1s & O. devot and 1343 ( street north weston Friday last. Any person returning it to the sbove address will receive the reward Talis 9 Ls —On Sunday last, a RED LIVER SETTER POPPY; year eld; with tips of toes white. Suit- able reward Will be paid by B AMAN,316 th street northwest. itt ORT Evening of March 4th, at south end of ‘Treaeury Building, PAISLEY sHaWL Fed center, Finder will be liberaliy rewarded fe i turzed to 628 1 0th street northeast. Tost one, bene aR aes Ti LOAK, almost blac of bisck fur round the edge; no sleeves ; fronts lived with black satin. Finder leaving it at Star Office will be suit- ably rewarded. mbs-2t* ous Tien March 7th, sbont 8 30 oe west corner of 15th 8 nd avenue, a lady's BLACK CLO Lit ed with fur. A liberal reward ifre- furneato the Rigs House. 1t ‘OST—On the 4th instant a black and tan SEC- ‘TE! @ with white breast “ard paid for his return to W. A. Ist. northwest. FOCRE thursday, March 3, a TRF mee, on 7th-street road. Owner can have same by proxing property aud paying charges. ANDREW Lorrinte mh7-3t* SpREWARD.—Lost af cornor of OTh et anc Pepneylvaniaave , March 4, a Eb PICCOLO of imau silver, and 6 brass Keyer marked Fehors patent, 1868. (To be delivered to HENRY FREL sylvania mal Leto Thursday, March 3, a PUG GYP. A reward of 810 will be paid for its return to 635 East Capitol st. 75-8t" OST—On March 3c, at B.& P. << or at ‘Wormley's Hotel, Hunting Case Gold WATC4, ioWner's name on inwide; value of same if Metts ‘at No. 913 Louisiana avenue. No qvestious mars-3t* OB ‘On Friday morning last, a Black SET- TER DOG. lovg Spaniel ears, white breast, and feet tipped ite; wears tag numbered 208. A [bere] reward willbe ‘paid for his return to iia 15th mars-3t* Te ‘riday evening, March 4, in front of the Corcoran Building, a icant T BOUK contain ing 850: anote drawn’ by Candee & Smith to the ortler of Ever'ine Caudees a checks drawn by 0, Candee, and other papers of no value except to the owner.’ Finder please return the note and. and a 81 gold piece and ratain the money (no ques- tiors ed ‘at Room 18, No. 1214 F st. northwest. mar! FOR SALE. SALE—Jump eeat CARRIAGE, gecond ead: pug neste clase amas, at fee, ttere of ‘J.P. V. RITTE E, 7th, ee ween 8 ana 0 sts. n.w. ‘mars ‘OR SALE—Light TOP peas almost new; single ana double HARNESS S. APPLY ‘Stable 2 W. mar8-6t" e walnut DESK, revolving 3, is, complete. Aigo, Miller Fire also. Yo for rear of 314 P; FG SALE=ta self acting tow and Burglar Proof Sa PE: will ba sold ata bargain. Apply cflice southeast corner 6th street and Loutat- sna ayenue. mark OK SALE—BLACK MARE; 16 ban old, good faddle and driving animal, Kentle and sound in’ every particular; tha Can be seen at 2155 G st. northwest. d aud ven. ott FF? PrANos, vel one nearly nee, & BhOs., little used, inclu pright, atG@ L. WH 23 7th et. a mar2-6' VOR ee ‘welve head of fine large driving and coupe HORSES ; alno.one Sno tam. ily HORSE and extension n top OARBIAG: id HARNESS, a: HUGUELY & BOWEN: Etable, No. 640 New Your avenue. “{eb28-2w* OR SALE By F- ZELLER $3) Pounayivania ave., desleria all Kinds of BIRDS. - Mock. Bird Food ancl Cages of all kinds aiwaye ES 4 han a OW BALE_T call special attention to: my Tanoy andtwoand three-seat ‘rade WAGONS. Fire Box Waxony Buitable for cothier. 20 new spring Wagons, all Hzes. A Janie lot of new and second-hand Bu Wasong, Sc.. at very low prices. J. K. PROBEY, No. 37 Prospect st., Georgetown. feb19-3m_ ing Bi hand OARRIAGES, suitable Street or park use. embracing in Patt WAYE, JUMP +A Ms, Rx TENSION of ges PUIAREONS, BUG Hes, VELLAGE bas 7) . He GEAHAG 410-416 8th st. a Bepairing promptly attended to. febl7 FOE BS-B-Imporied CANARY BIRDS, choice CAGERe a and BIRD Dip se Had Veh ret Bese te eS SPECIALTIES. Dep BtCOuD, 1, WEST FAYETTE sT., Baltimore, devoted thirty years: =. the trest- ment of Gonorrhea, Syphilis, by rhea, Im- Pome, &c. A cure guarant Itis evident thata ‘puysician ‘who confines him- self exclusively to the treatment of s certain clase ehefty than one in u general soueral practice. Medical Tivoe, jan one practice. —Me imes, Hallroad fare to and thom aliimore dea etel from fee. Call or write. mars |. H. F. WRIGHT, CLammvoyawr aND Maa ‘RB. ROBERTSON, one of the most successful alist ts tals Somseey twit h, 16, years ox snd Perinat aur cana went, noe Street, pon all diseases of the Urinary Organs Nervous system, Organic Weakness, Lost Vitality, g Bg i ey ,e 14 consultation con. eee ees fe Megnetio Healer. Still at Ist. north- ak Ce Evenings. .» V. D.. of N. ¥.— » enn of a, Pie for acne at and Disoness of winterer cured. rid Fs entation poe Eom office, 19 South from 9 im to9 p.m. feb9-Im* Loss of Vitalit ere ‘all weakness from the system. ee ANY SEWING At at Jaane fee | ee ATT Ooh, i “ A libersl re- HEBBERT, ir | By KGER, restaurant Sth st. northwest nen! Penn: | ct \ALE—At reat bargains, Saiamerar fine | GR, SATE A rae uumber of Dey aud second | oF, | | | | BIARRITZ, FOUL! at a pr ce that will yleid 7 per cout on Investment nine LOTS in LeDroit | 7s= SPKCIAL “ATTENTION or MEMBFRS OF CO. GRE: STRANGERS, OUR CUsTOM2RS AND THE PUBLIC iS CALLED TO OUR VERY LARGE ASD VARIED 8TOCK OF ORY GooDs, of the **Best Ciass,” comprising BLACK BROOAD# RATINS, f 3.00 0 4.00. POT! ARD SILER, from 50 yh ia : ACK and OLDIED IN DE ON So_ to 88. ED BUMMER BILKS. ENS, TOWALS, NAP. in TABLE LI) “INS and ot Tere “SEW SPRING Goons. CHUDDA LOTHS, EN, LAWNS, CLOTHE: CHEVIOTS, Ke. 8 An Inspretion iy solicited. 2 ONE PRICE ONLY, marked {a plain Srures. PEBBY & BROTHESB. PENN. AVE., OOR. 9TH 8ST. Established 1840. mars W, ™: SHUsTEB « sons 4 OFFER 150 dozen pure Linen Napkins, at $1.50 per dozen, 100 dozen Fine Napkins, at $2.25 per dozen 100 dozen Extra Quality Napkins, at 83 per dozen. 400 dozen Superfine Napkin», at $4, 50 per dozen. LINEN RUCK TOWELS, All qualities and prices. The bast fer 8) per dozen. QUILTS AND SPREADS. Honeycomb and Marsetiles Spreads, i: trae riety, at the very lowest market prices, TABLE LINEN, $U,rrigns and quatities, ia the various wi 7-4, 8-4, 9-4, and 10- soa SHEETINGS, BLANKETS, COMFORTS, & W.M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pennsylvania avenue, riiipwa waGENTs FOR LESTER'S sites Hack Towels | las GBEAT SALE OF THE G years | CHEAPEST DEY GOODS IN WASHINGTON. Sodczen, large size pure Linen Towel pare Linen Table Damask, 50, 62, Tc. ; tite Quilta, 70, Nice, Bh; exten lane size W Quilts, 81.25, $1.00, 82; sb dozen pure Linen Din- ber NapRing, 6c. ; pure Lines Towels, 6x0 axery fine quatity emstitched Ladies’ Handkerci : Styectinnt .; Double White Blankets, $1.50. #2, .. Immense asrortment of Cloth for men abd boys’ wear, 26c. to 31.60. Excellent Gor- sets, S7ac. CARTERS, Jil Market Space. assortment of Bisck and Colored Silks, | | Immense Black and Colored Satins, Satin de Lyon, Colored and Bisek Velvets, Summer Si Henriettas, Black (; ape and Cra Cerhmere Shawls; Broc like, Navy Blue, Brown, White, Ores Blue, Garnet, Ke, Ke, price oily 81.25; Woo! Biack Gashmeres double width). Sie pure {ool Colored and Black Osshmeres Lace for Curtains 81.2! cons of few style Madras Ginghamse just srry The largest as sortment of Dry Goods and the lowest prices in Washington. CARTER’S marl Tit Market Space ue LEADING DEPARTMENT HOUSE. WHOLESALE AND KETAIL. GUINNIP, DAY & CO. SuccEssoRS TO A. KING CHANDLER, $22 and $24 Seventh Street N.W., ARE SHOWING OOMPLETE 8TOOKS IN THE FOLLOWING SIXTEEN ORGANIZED DEPARTMENTS: Department A.., -DBESS GOODS. -BIBBONS. - LINENS. -EID GLOVES. --OORSETS. -DOMESTICGS. -UNDERWEAR. -~ORAPES. +e RUOHES. feb26 DAY GUINNIP, & co. BOSTON HOUSE, 931 Pennsylvania Avenue LINEN DEPARTMENT AND HOUSEKEEPING GOoDs,. Wa Orren SPLENDID LINES ™ LOOM DAMASKS At373¢ cents, 50 cents and 62)4 cents per yard. IN BLEACHED DAMASKS At 50 cents, 623g cents, 75 cents, $1 and $1.10 per yard. IN TURKEY RED DAMASKS, 75 cents, 8744 cents and $1 per yard. ASSPECIAL BARGAIN IN CREAM DAMASK At 873s cents per yard. We have a few more of those ALL LINEN HUCABAO TOWELS At 23 cents each. ASPLENDID BARGAIN IN TURKISH TOWELS At 25 cents each. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN OURTAIN NETS At25 cents, $3 cents, a comnts and 45 cents per TEN PIECES SHEETING, 2 yards wide, ‘25 cents per yard. BARGAINS IN BED SPREADS, BLANKETS AND COM#ORTS. WOODWARD, LATHROP & COCHRANE, 921 Pennsylvania Avenue. feb19 | | god MoM N*¥¥ Sraina DRY GOODS. 36 INCH PRINTED COTTONS, 12 6-4 si-wool CKRAM BAGIT OLOTHS, 61.12% DLACK BhOCADE SILKS, $1.25. Al wool dou: fh BUNTINGS, s7¥e. Sew styles in PLAID DXESs GOODS LINEN LAWNS, : PAOLFIO LAWNS, 12\c SEFRSTOKERS, © “DRESS GINGHAMS, 12\e. and CHEVIOTS, 15 TILES & CHEWING, marT S 7th street northwest. ODS. r yritg Trade plored Grenadines cerried over 1 be woud ¥ thou al in Gol’ rs aud Back Donsestica at agente’ prices. Ww. M. Bows, @ : SIT Market Space. AKKED DOWN PRICES bed NOVELTY DKESS GOUDS ‘Bux and Linen HDKFS., grest variety. Splendid Barvaina ia BLACK SILES and Black SATIN DE LYONS. Wide Bick Sik VELVET, €2.50 ap to $4 Speciai Bargains in Barnsiey and other Piag Table LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, &o. $#-ONE PRICE ONLY, TBUNNEL, CLARE & 0O., feds 603 Market Spe: QUINT MANUFACTURERS. DUBBEUIL BROS. @ ©O., RAL2 F ot. northwest. ¢ nell the —' SHIRTS for the money tz wees SHIET only 6b conta. Gur ronaits ESRD Tonly iBoeuts he CED, futshed, only g 2 We wil’ compare It wah any other Shirt for th money Aina aline of GENT'S FURNISHINGS always PUBREUIL B08, & Co., Jani? BERZ F st. north west. TUENTION IN INVITED TO THR E ASSORTMENT OF NOVELTIES FOR = GENTLEMEN, Comruisixa The eel Line and best assortment of SCARFS tp Late myles of OOLLARS and WN) d_ complete stock or TONDER Wma! * Nar peers, GLOVES, UMSnEI- aS cheap wt sendy -made promt in the world. ALES to order a epectalty JAMES THOMPSON, Manager of Thompson's Shirt Factory, novae 5328 F street northwest. LADIES GOODS M®* >. FALMER, Having Just returned from Now York, WILL OPEN ON TUESDAY, Mason lar, Her first importation of French BONNETS and BOUND HA’ towetler with the latest Novelties fn LAUES, NETS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, Eto 3. P. PALMER, ALOT F street, Between 11th aad 12th feb23. sre NG OPENING. MRS. M. 3. HUNT Will exhibit on THURSDAY, Manca 3, her first importation of FRENCH BONNETS And all of the Latest MILLINERY xp FA! mar? Nos. 621 and 623 D street. DOUGLASS. CONTINUATION BANSAL SALE OF BB’ UNDER INDUUED KEK NOTICE. ONLY FFEBED, Lal WILL FIRD LAR #8 VAND-P PElOkS SP EO TWENTY PER OENT “no febi8 Ninth ‘BENCH sate wae BOOT aatrar EBS GAKNIT! Bit aii Flowers, “eh ail styler As atpdeg es for Bounet and Even- ing wear can be fonnd at the AMISIAN FLOWER Co., 1110 F street northwest feb16-Im Lanz SHOES. For 80 GOaBS ate I shall offer my entire stock of WIN TER GOc NT OF TEN PER CENT JAS. H. VERMILYA, febi2___ 610 Ninth s«t., opp. Patent Office Sc Bi) ME. WASH cnet ted mend great indace ments oe Indies in el SATIN rs LYOs and GILE VELVET SULTS or Sik and Brocade Suits. All materials farnished, rom Ne°ot 915 Pennsylvania ave. Offers decided bargains in Heal and mitaton LACE GOODS, ‘The largest and finest collection of FINE LAURS in Washington. ELEGANT FRENCH FLOWEES FOR BOQUET De CORSAGE, WHITE LACE DRESSES FOK LADIES’, MISSES’ AND OHILDREN, KIOH SASH AND TRIMMING EIBBONS, REAL LAGE EMBROUDERED AND HAND-PAINTED FARS, RECEPTION NOVELTIES A SPEOIALTY, CHILDREN'S VELVET AND SILK SUITS, BONNETS, BREAKFAST AND NURSE CAPS. ONE PRIOK, MABEED IN PLAIN FIGUBDS ion BONNETS. FEPMaRUrrse he LAOE and BEADED NETS for Overdresses ofl gare styles it LAGES, SASH MI SBONS PARIS KID G Anda aed DRESS TRIMMINGS. at MI. WILLIAN’S, janb 7 Se 907 Panve. iE. . J. MESBER, Meek Haagen Goris EDUCATIONAL. in conneo- wt TAYLORS ear. @, &e. 1903 ¥ at. oct9- 6m nners, as well as thi to be quali in oe runing ¥ bo a PENCERIAN Bi ESS corger gf th and Leatteen norhgut fas sue of 18 yours: Hteducstos sour nen aea Seen for and self. Its_gradustes ‘Course of and ess, GE*7#' runnisuines, pe overy varies ines Elocution JET ata Itis.as good pa eae ae = i 2h en ee ORES ii as | PERE SSE caer ine AE LINEN musokseciaes 25 ote MEGINNIBS'S, | Wrench German febdl6 > 1002 F street northwest. pate peeperation. "toro Cotlara Went