Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1882, Page 2

yy ae? __THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON TUESDAY . March 28, 1882. CROSBY S. NOYES The Exesing Star has a reaular. permanent bovsn fice daily circulation mere than treble that ef any other daily paper published in Washington, and eauat to that of all the other daily papers here added towether. ‘Tite Stan office is connected with the Telephone éhenge. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mai anit otherwise, news, or any information or business day or night, free of chance. An Extraordinary Pressure. The continued encroachment of the extraordi_ hary spring advertising upon the reading space Of THE SraR necessitates another double-sheet On Saturday there were 197 new advertisements printed, being the largest number tn any one day in the thirty-one years’ of the existence of the paper. The circulation of last Saturaay’s Issue was 20,23. Advertisers will confer a favor by sending in their orders early. — oe — Friends of the Garfield Memorial Hospital should Rot be misled, by the fatlure of the House to pass The act of Incorporation, into tninking that the project has been or will be abandoned. The leg- fslation deni~t was not essential, and ft fs now quite evident that a mistake was made in asking for it. The hospital can be Incorporated under the general law, and will then have twenty years of assured existence, In which It can seek for any ex- tension of time or of powers which experlence may seem to make desirable. That the House proved re- luctant to Incorporate the hospital was due to a varlety of causes, but chiefly to iznorance of the measure, and of the need of another hospital With so many institutions tn this District, all of Which are more or less limited and special tn Scope, the average legislator cannot at first under- stand that not only have we fewer hospital beds than Other cities, but that we have really no gen- eral hospital, and no institution which ff Place and does the work for the sick and suffering of the capital, which {s done by the large hospl- tuls of other cities. ‘Then there are some Jealou- Sies, needless but natural, and in so large a body as the House of Representatives, there are always men eager to gain a reputation as economists even if it beat the expens of the sick and needy. ‘Those public spirited elttzens who have under- taken the task of establishing a general hospital TY ones Who by reason of their po- to-morrow. sition and ¢ ons are most famillar with the great need of one. A very con: able sum of money has already been raised, and still more has Deen assured, and It will not be many months be- fore the hospital will be doing {ts beneficent work. eee gee ees The Secretary of the Interior wrote the Senate committee on appropriations that if the use of the special official stamps should be prohibited, he Would require an appropriation of $10,000 to pay the postage, first, on letters recetved insumictently prepaid; second, the regisiry fee on valuable let- ters; an‘l third, to enable Indivn agents and other | officers 0 nt t) pay the postage on Official letters which, under existing law, cannot ‘De sent In the penalty envelope. Now, as regards these officers, the Springer amendment, which the Senate proceeded to reject, would give them the Fight to use the penaity envelope for all public business, and it would also e them from what an army officer has said was an Intolerable nuisance, the present necessity of making requisl- tions for and keeping an account of the absurd Special stamps. Touching the other points of the Secretary's letter, 1t would be more simple and far Detter that the departments should be relieved from paying either postage or registry fee, since the money therfor comes out of the Treasury, only, after no silsht trouble, to be returned to ft. Bat if ts practice must be continued, let all such charges be paid with the ordinary postage stamps— a direct and simple mode which, we understands ‘Would be perfectly satisfactory to the Secretary. ——— Those who care to go into details on the ques- tion of the stability of the dome of the Capitol as tt Stands, and the propriety of putting 7,750,000 Pounds more brick work upon its sustaining wail, Will find the elements of the problem in Capt. Meigs’ report of 1856, H. K. Mis. doc., No. 65 of 31th Congress, Ist session; and fn the report of Capt. Franklin of 1860, Senate Mis d 0. 29, 26th Con- gress, Ist session. This last report was made after details had been arranged and weights fixed. In Capt. Meigs’ letter to the joint committee on the Ubrary be states that he examined the clay Under the foundation wall of the old Capitol, found it soft, and thrust a shovel or spade into it Without difficuity. He did not think It prudent to increase the load upon the foundation and mason- FY of the old Capitol ——__<eo—____ At a recent meeting of the Garfield Baptist church, of Petersburg, Va., 1t was voted not to hold in good standing and fellowship with the church any member who owes and refuses to pay just debts. Probably the brothers did not so in- tend it, but their action, If literally carried out, Would doubtless excommunicate quite a number Of their membership who Voted lately to readjust or repudiate the honest debt of Virginia. ALOSE PAYRAL & 0-3 peti LONDON SPECIALTIES FOR TAL ORING PURPOSES. . TOGETHER WITH E. 8. HOME & CIE PARIS NOVELTIES IN WOOLEN FABRICS. NOW OPEN FOR YOUR EXAMINATION. TAILORING DEPARTMENT ENTIRE FLOOR OVER BANK OF BEPUBLIC. ENTRANCE THROUGH MAIN ESTABLISHMENT, 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET, a — m3 A. SAKS & CO. ownc TO THE INCLEMENCY OF THE WEATHER THE TENTH SEMI-ANNUAL GRAND SPRING OPENING WILL BE CONTINUED FOR THE BALANCE OF THIS WEEK, TO WHICH OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED, PALAIS ROYAL, 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE axD 401-403 TWELFTH STREET. m8. Sree AND SUMMER OPENING. MRS. M. A. KING, 8% 9TH STREET N. W., Between H and I, ‘Will have on exhibition » Choice Selection of the Latest ‘Styles and Novelties in FRENCH BONNETS AND ENGLISH ROUND HAS, THURSDAY snd FRIDAY, MARCH 30 and 31. m28-2t MOURNING GOODS A SPECIALTY. P ARASOLS IN SATINS, MOIRE AND MERVELLEAUX, Ali Shades and Colors, Plain Edge and Lace. Complete ascortment of UMBRELLAS. STINEMETZ, 1237 Pe (TAILORING Beanies tT. ENGLISH COATINGS, SUITINGS, m25-3t Sylvania avenue, HE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9ra STREET NORTH- weet, is one of the coniest an Lest conducted Board- ing-houses in the ‘Transient Gated at reasonable erm, D®e*s, 212] Cuxstsur Sreeer, Philadeiphia. WEDDING INVITATIONS axD VISITING CARDS, UN CORRECT TASTE AND FIRST-CLASS _Ssl-eotm ap RES, S An immense stock of all kinds of FRUIT TREES, Standards and dwarfs. may ene ‘Smll fruite Grapes, Currants, Gooseberries, Straw- ex, & Everareens. Shade ‘Trees, OT™amental Trees, ew and Rare Pi lat c oaks OSS ante, Bediling Pianta, &c. Cut Flowers, Boug ee Trees... x Everything im the Nui Fiowere—at lowest rates. veins for funerals, &c. 120 nbouses. ¥ Une—Plants, Seeds and JOBN SAUL, _Ml4-eotw* 621 7TH STREET, Ovp. Patent Office. GURE CURE FoR MALARIA. 9. AROLINA TOLU TONIC! ‘ure cure for Dyspepsia in all its «tages; cs Bronchitis: Aethnva, and alld cnly remedy that ‘This is a tion of, CANDY, MAGNESIA ¥ in above disesees, Demg the vurest Lice aud Rye Whiskies, Harzuless and Nery wernt take iy fe For sale by al Bnd grocers at $1 per au . The trade #nj ata hbera! discount by Barbour & Hamilton and Prank Hume, Wholesale Grocers, and Sole city. “HENRY BISCHOFF ‘& -00..” New. York Charleston. 8. C., Sole Manufucturezs and Prop: ‘Rey ONE HIS OWN ARTIST. A WONDERFUL INVENTION. -w Art, embracing ali kinds of drawing, eequired in to tirce lesous. Ouiiite required are furnished action or no charge on first lesson, Call drawings alter cue lessoy. McLEODS » Kom 3, Vernon Mow, comer Pennsylvania a anc 10th street porthwest. ‘Take elevator. mm ‘ONE! Joon in in, Ds 20 Lines; and al im malarial ef MONEY ! — from 23 LOAN to suit, NGER'S: oe CARDS. Novelty 1882. Large assortment and cheap prices. FRENCH BOOKS. FINEST STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, ETC. V. G. FISCHER, (Successor to M. E. Boardman), 529 15th Street, Opposite U.S. Treasury, m3 Washington, D.C. PER STEAMER, A FRESH INVOICE OF THAT PEERLESS BRAND OF CHAMPAGNE, PIPER HEIDSIECK. For sale at Agent's lowest rates. HUME, CLEARY & CO., 807 Market Space. 71% 719 SPRING OPENING on THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAKCH 30ra AND 3isr, AND APRIL Ist. ELEGANT PATTERN BONNETS AND ROUND HATS. LATEST FRENCH NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY GooDs. THE LARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE LINE OF PARASOLS WE HAVE EVES OFFERED. ALL AT LOW PRICES. A inatl ren Srunination of goods and comparison of prices DAVIS’, 719 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th street, 1882 FREE EXHIBITION. 4 Q9 m28-St HAND-SPINNING INDUSTRY. ___ Allare invited to view a genuine “OLD-FASHIONED SPINNING-WHEEL, And all its belongings, together with ORIGINAL IRISH FLAX AND WOOL, Now in our show windows. Axs0, SPECIAL MAKKED-DOWN UPTOWN BARGAINS, Before taking account of stock April 28. ATTRACTIVE UPTOWN INDUCEMENTS, In LINENS, DOMESTICS, WHITE GOODS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, LADIES' AND GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, COCHRANE & CO., Orrosrre Rigas’ Barn. | ms j UND! WE Ane ux Piss Sidra EBYBODE Bid Socks Undershist ahd Drawers Neck¥est» Cotton oaXT Ft of Prreale shirts, the very best quallty, ‘Fine Percale Shirts, only 75 oeyts. ‘Finest Dress Shirts to- order, elegantly made, only $2. ‘Six fine Dress Shirts to order for 39. ~ Bours. BLOUT'S. SPRING OPENING or IMPORTED PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS * on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY NEXT, « March 25th and 30th, A Magnificent Assortment of MILLINERY NOVELTIES, Artistic in Design and Style, will be on Exhibition. u I. L. BLOOT, m27-2t 710 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. TAXxLon & HUFTY, i tty ghhy ie es PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ARE NOW RECEIVING A Remarkably Choice Stock of CHILDREN'S SUITS. j Latest Novelties for Children from 2 to 14 years of age. FLANNEL SUITS, ‘Trimmed in Colors and tastefully made. SAILOR SUITS. ‘Very jaunty and sraceful in appearance. PRETTY WHITE DRESSES For Littie Children. EXQUISITE DRESSES, Of Embroidery and Muslin, PLAIN SLIPS, For Morning Wear. MISSES’ CLOAKS AND SACQUES, VERY ATTRACTIVE AND IN THE NEWEST STYLES, LADIES’ RAGLANS. AND SILK WRAPS. HOH OU OU FFF TTT HOH OU OU T HHH U U FF OT H HU UF 7 ¥ m7 H uM UU OF a ¥ Spans OPENING OF PATTERN HATS AND BONNEPS. KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Our Great Sting Opening of French and English Pat- n Hate and Bom aud all the Novelties in Mill ke THURSDAY and FRIDA' pur patrons and the public ire in announcing that our the largest, but sleo the finest minst superb and stytiah & din this ¢ i the leading hor nge and Fnwlan ‘Ours is one uf the largest retail businesses of the kind in the United States, which enables us to purchase from the importers and manufacturers di ata saving of at Teast 30 per cer benefit all patos enjoy who buy at KIN Onr sim is to please our patrons. atin the Millinery Hne, as well as our prices, speak for themselves. We offer the fol- lowing goods: and ENGLISH PATTERN HATS and 'S of the most exquisite selection, all that fash- ty and MISSES’ and CHILDREN'S TRIMMED and UNTRIMMED HATS, in endless variety and shapes, at prices to suit all. FLOWERS—Oar magnificent stock of Flowers must ‘be Keen to be appreciated. As to elegance, richneas and , they cannot be surpassed. PLUMES—Five thousand dollars’ worth of Plumes, im all colors and shapes. I ‘known fact among our you bave to call at 'S PALACE, for our stock is not only immense, but also our prices are so very low. RIBBONS—We have ten thousand dollars’ worth of Ribbons, in all shades and grades 2nd sores that defy competiti ue handsomest desizns, the loveticst Brocaded Sash Ribbons ever produced, at 40c., 50c. and Tbe. per yard. 1.ACES—Onur entire stock, six thousand dollars’ worth, of Laces will be sold at importers’ prices, representing ail the leading makes of Germeny, Francoand England, MADE-UP LACE GOODS—We offer all the leading novelties in thia line, consistiws of Fichus, Scarfs and Handkerchiefs, Ties and Collars, at less than you can buy them elsewhere. BLACK CRAPE a specialty. Excellent heavy English ‘Crape from $1.50 to $50 por yard. si KID GLOVES—Our great drive in Kid Gloves. Bpe- cial sale of a job lot of Kid Gloves just received. 12 dozen real Chamois Mousquetaire Gloves, at T5c., Worth $1.50 per pair. * 2434 dozen elegant 3 and 4-button Kids, at 65c. per pair, worth $1.25. 12 dozen Lavender and Black Lace Kids, at 75c. parr, worth 1.50. fap = 100 dozen elegant 3-button Kida, at 750. per pair. 80 dozen 4-button Kids, at $1 per pair. 50 dozen of tho finest Lisle Thread Gloves, from 3Tc. to 0c. per pair. Do not miss your chance, and don't neglect to attend the famous Spring Openinis at KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET, On next THURSDAY and FRIDAY, March 30 and 31. m27-im WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR SALE—LOTS. EDUCATIONAL. yy ANTED—A GOOD COOK AND A MA charge of = room. Cali at m28-3t" A. PET: yANTED_AN OYSTER SHUCKER, WI W fmiseif generally useful ADDY a street northwest WANIEDA MAN MARRIED PREFPRRED) take charge of an establisl SE" TO hed Dairy in this city. None but competent men with good recommendations need apply. Address Box TANTED—A FT Wee: Wane MMEDIATELY, F Waist Hands at Mme. VON AN ply at 913 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, WwW MPETENT WHITE bd lady's maid, tooo at once to New ‘ALOON MA- ‘& MERTZ, “Bt ayenue. : ort must be willing to assist with’ the care of one littie zit] 1 none, need apply unless well recommended; at 1601.6 Btreet. mz ANTED—A NEAT AND RELIABLE WHITE Servant who ita ccod cook, washer and ironer, st 3300 O street, Georgetown; best of referonces required, Call after 3 plan. ANTED—TEN “SOPRANOS, SIX ALTOS, SIX Bassos and four Tenors, for «mall parts and chorus of isht Spectacular Opera. “Apply in person to TH DORE BAXTER, 433 7th street northwest. m2 WANTED A WHITE GIRL | FOR GENERAL sework. Tnquite at 1248 7th street, between M. streets northwest. m: yANTED—A COLORED GIRL: 0: HAT cook, wash and iron, also, assist in general house- work; none need apply uriless well recommended, Ap- ply at 1418 Pennaylvania avenue. m27-2t" WwW OUNG WOMAN, BRIGHT "AND willing to work, to take charge of a department in a manufacturing establishment: salary not to exceet $6 ver weex tocommence. Address Box 2, Star office, Th! ANTED—A NEAT, COMPETENT GIRL, TO vook and do eneral housework; good references, required. - A. FISCHER, $06 G street northwest. m27-3" wast D—AN-2 ‘ED — AN EXPERIENCED HOUSE MAID best of references required. Apply at OFFI- CERS' QUARTERS, No, 3, Soldiers’ Home, terminus ‘Tth-ntreat cars. : m125-3t NDIRONERS. yy ANTED—A FOREMAN AND, TWO LABORERS Su tearm. Apply at FULTON'S Loan Office, = __WANTED_—SITUATIONS. _ SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE todo cooking, washing and ironing, best city réferences, Address Box | 40, Star office. It WASTED BY A COLORED GIRL A SITUATION as chambermaid: can furnish good references. Apply at 124 12th street northwest. m26-2t" OR RENT—ROOMSON K STREET_NOW vC- gunied by the {amuly of, an army officer; will ‘be vacated April Ist. Parties desiring s choice location, with aay address, with references, Box 29, Stat office. ms: FOE, RENT CGMMUNICATING PARLOR AND Bedroom, first floor; also two communicating Bed- rooms, second floor: newly furnished, neat, Teer ral at Dish! iyate family, near Government Printing Omice: #17 ret etrect norteerent m2s-3t" OR RENT—ONE LARGE COMMODIOUS AND nicely furnished room, two squares from Capitol and convenient to the cars.’ 210 B street southeast. m2s-3t JOR RE: A PRIVATE FAMILY, aud Bed-room: bath, hot and cold water: ten min- Utes walk to the Departments; terms, $14 per month. At 2219 H street northwest, mi8-20' WOR R » —NICELY FI with Board, mangle or en svite, modern improvements; summer prices. At 1118 10th street northwest. n J YOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, ON second floor. Bath room adjoining. A small room on third floor, and a good office room on first, at 505 11th street northwest. m2 Zz Rp RNISHED ROOMS, WITH PRIVI- OR RENT_FU: 01 800,000 SQUARE PERT IN Y ¥ | QCHCOL OF ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIO A Fane Seas as | Sane ree ELE on Rock Creek, south of P street. EW. ARER, | ENG rari SAD 08 as ae 2 = pe MACK (of New York), 728 1th #treet n. mitt (OR SALE—HARE INVE: hills. northwest section. ith street. ENT — BU NG 8 LANGUAGE THOROUGHLY TAUGHT Uavenuey cnerest et the | Coby tht Spanien teachers ANGEL. MUNG. BE ROMARATE, 915 G stroot northwest PROFESSOR ALEK] DE WOLOWSETS NEW method for Singing ‘and Pisno, shortest and best; orig Teer of venctice Sor cyeses, concerts aad par- Jor, (at S07 11th street porthwost, ‘between Hand dL ein RSALE-AT A BARGA! 22 FEET front on I street, between 9th and 10th: emial! house | 9m Job for which thére will be no change. Apply to J. 8. SWORMSTEDT, 925 F street. m28-3t K SALE—-I AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL TO F immediate customers the following as bangaina in Jots: Lot, 61 by about 100 ft., containing 5,846 sq. f' on 16th ‘st, near Scott Circle, improved ‘by 3 frame houses; lot, 18x90, on 18th st., at the Dupont Circle, itumediately opposite the handsome residence of Ot Bicelow, esq... at Ngee pe eee lot, 22 by depth | fhervof,’ qontaining 2.400 eq. ft., on 17th st.. above | Massachusetts avenue, with iinprovements, renting for $18, at Jot, 223125 ft., on P st.. between 16th and 17th sts., at #1 per sq. ft. ; lot, 40x100 ft., improved by handsome frame house, 8 rooms, modern’ improve- ment, adjacent to Dupont Circle, a great barzain. Also juany other lote to builders and private, parties co eany erm TREORD, m2! 1115 F street northwest. FOE SALE_ON FOLLOWING TERMS: $10 CASH | and #5 monthly. twenty beautiful Buiiding Lote, at iso. ‘situated on 1th street, between B and C streets, and on C street northeast; one block north of W. FLYNN, CM, “s sw. Ath and K streets north west. Trivately or in Ciase—Mathematios, Latin, Grewk, French, German and English. Special attention to prep= | aration for Collage, West Point, Anaapolis and all com. petitive examindtions. Tertus in advance. wit { ESSINGTON ART NEEDLEWORK AND DROC rative Embroideries taught after Royal Schoo South Kensineton, Eusdand. Specimens and Koom 16, Vernon Row, Peunsylvania avenue and 1ch street. ms Sw" PATENT BAS BFEN ISSUED TO ALF. CRAIG, 1229 M street northwest, tor a new method of pro- ducing a strong life-like jacture. Lastructions given im the art at her meidence. milim EPOEy oR TH scHcor, at oi u WANKLIN STUMET, Bauriwtone, MD., Mas. HT. 1 ven Puxertan Enelish and French Boarding and Day School for lege of light housekeeping, to adults only; refer- | Lincoln Park, and three blocks from East Capitol atreet | youre Indies and litte girls. The tith erwent session eneesexchanged. Apply to 943 T street northwest. | cars. Lots on grade. Water, yas and sewerace. J. | Rican in Seplemiber. For teferencer apply ine ae Gontventiont $6 two lines of care m2-st | W. STARR, 1439 New York avenue. milim_ | cipal. ” mim FOR RENT_ONE FRONT ROOM, OR TWO FER- nished connecting north and south Rooms, on third floor, conveniently near departments and car lines— 1016 I street. m25-3t" R_RENT—ONFURNISHED—THREE VERY DE- sirable communicating Rooms, second floor, north, south and east exposure, at 1434 'Q street northwe: ‘Termg reasonable. At 10% m25- Fe REN T—ONE LARGE SECOND STORY FRONT Room; new house; private family; furnished or not, Tent low; also, small Room in third story, table board next door; at 1341 15th street northwest. m125-3t* VOR RENT—1013 FIFTEENTH STREET—ROOMS, handsomely and newly furnished, including hend- some Parlor; pleasant summer location in fashionable and central part of city. First-class Table Board, in Tefined private fan m25-3t' SUITE OF ROOMS ON SECOND floor, furnished as. bedroom and parlore® with al- ‘ove and bay window: also two on third floor; at sum- mer prices; 807 Jith street northwest, m25-3t* GOR RENT—ELEGANT FURNISHED APART- ments at 1207 Vermont avenue, near McPher-on Square, single or en suite; southern, eastern and west- em exposure; grate tires, ki m25-2W* R RENT —A SITTING-ROOM AND TWO BED- rooms, communicating; two gentlemen or gentle. man and wife; lady lives all alone. For particulars ad- dress C.N.W., City Post office, m25-3t" VOR RE ‘T 1309 F STREET NORTHWEST, handsomely furnished Rooms for gentlemen, en suite or single; references Fequired. Call between 4 45 p.m. m22-1w* VANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN—A situation to cook, wash and iron, or do general honsework—city or country. Address M. N., Star office. 1t* WASTED-BY A G LLORED WOMAN, A SITUA- ton to do ge ork or chambermaid in a rivate fam can fur} 18 10th street northwest, WARTED BY A COMPETE Pince to do chamberwork a and ironing. Call, for two day’ west, WANTED-S100, and ten per cent of salary, will be wiven by a youn man for a position pay ii month. Address Box 18, Star office. Bs Vy asep BY A COMPETEN 8 ¥ work to do at home; ig a good cutter and fitter: dresses ma Apply at 816 Rhod ayen Apply at eit ns at 29°F street north- e Irom $1 up, s northwest. ronine or w ona table; good refer- Apply at 1342 oth street northwest. NF! and one em 001 floor, with cas, fortwo adnits, between C an 5th streets 1 St and northwest; Teferences exchanged. Addrees off “m28-2t" WANTED—HOUSES. DWE HAVE § RAL CALL xood Houses for rent, aud for good Lovs for sale. ‘Thoee who have Houses tO rent, or Lote to sell, will do Us a favor by calling. L. M, SAUNDERS & BRO., m28-6t OR RENT_UNFO or communicating, in a desirable location, fronting gn the East Capitol Park; cheap rent. Apply on prem- ises, 12 ist street southeast, m20-26* FOR RENT—STORES. JOR, RENT-STORE 713 SEVENTH 1 Bnorthwes Inquire | FRANK T. %, Columbia Law Building, one street, between D and E northwest. FOR RENT—OFFICES. F OUTS, m2 rooins; all 1nodern Apply to A. L. BARBER & CO. WITH SIX I er Kitchen on Dunbarton, between M. emery aud Mudison streets, West Washington, north.” Call next door, JOR REN’ House, new | street north w OR STORY BRICK HOUSE, SIX rooms and bathroom, hall, rauee, cellar, hot and pro Id water, 1617 10th street nordiweet. Ap 12th stree! ne FOR, T—A FIVE RAME SE M with back and front vard, 1526 7th street, north of | the Thyson hotel. Water on'the premises. Inquire at | 611 N street northwest. m7 -3t* EB STREET Sth street northwest, 3 7th street nor DY, 914 F street n. TAT HYATTSVIL MD.. HAND- late mantels, fire Apply to F, . T PRIME, 1n25-e0. TORY BRICK WITH rect, between 435 end outhwest. Inquire at the corner sto H. ROAD! m2) modern imgrovements, H 6th streets 1103 F strect northweet. H NOT MORE WAX280-A Goon Hot! than $10,000 or less then $5,000; located bet 92a, lath, # streets and New York ayeuue. tar office . ‘ Fo R 1816 FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST, three-story brick dwelling, with store and bakery d. Moderate rent, THOS. J. FISHER & CO., thwest. it m27- WASTED IA SMALL HOUSE, DET WE A P streets and wth and 12th strects uorthwest rent not toexceed $18 per month. Address 203 K stee betore April Ist, stating particula it" W3X2ED—T0 LEASES OR 9 ROOM BRICK House, within ‘two blocks of F street cars, in fern part of the city. Address F. W. MILLER, street northwe m25-3t* SHED—BY CARI ths, from April Ist, tenant, bs well-furnished house, modern improvements. in con tral part of the city. “Apply by letter, or between 7 and 8 p.nto (608 15th wtrect worthw WANTED —MISCELLANEOUS wast D—FIFTY CARTS OR WAGON. haul earth. 2ist and P streets northwest. STEEP, Contractor. m2 ANTED—WE DESIRE TO ESTABLISH A GEN- eral agency in Ws or vicinity, to eOntrol the sale of a staple article of daily consumption. Any energetic man with ainall capital may sectire a perms nent, having sbunivess For particulam addres GREENW MANUFACTURING CO,, 46 Veeey street, N.Y. 1m WANTED ABLE INSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH ‘Composition, in exchange for a clear exposition of fundamental principles relating to the moet successful method of pursuing happiness. Address Box 28, Star office. 25-1" ANTED—SOLDIZRS’ MILITARY BOUNTY Land Warrants, Soldiers’ Additional Homestead Clzims, and all kinds of Government Land Scrip, for iS T. M. which highest cash rates will be paid, WM. J. JOHN- STON, Attorney-at-Law, Le Droit building, corner 8th. and F streets. Ja16-3m WASTED CARPETS TO CLEAN AND STEAM ‘at KICE’S, 490 Maine avenue southwest: feathers to renovate, to remake, furniture to steam; the oldest and best conceru in the city. 25 WANTED CARPETS TOCLEAN. | We DO NOT WHIP Carpets. Our work ia dons better and prices Jower than in any other establi ntin Wasbrit Orders by telephone. A. H. CHACE & BRO., 616 Lou- isiana avenue. 3025 WANTED R20, ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN BEALL, Room 4, 1420 New York avenue, is a Com: missioner of Deeds for Every State and Territory, U. ‘and Notary, Always in 8. Commissioner, office from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. m2 WASTED. OLD GOLD ANDSILVER INUARGE OR mall Quantities. cash price paid. Pennsylvania avente, bet. $0 and 43 streets, jani9 JOR Te BY_8. H. WALKER, 630 LOUISIANA avenue, 1324 S street northwest, 10 rooms, all im- provements, and in perfect condition, $40; 2035 F street, northwest, 12 8, ¥ ROR 1 0 nue; seven rooms: in good order: Proveruents. Appts to THOS. E. WAGGAM. street northweat. OR KRENT_ BRIG “STREET NORTA- west; ten rooms; xood repair; $35. Double Brick, 436 M street northwest; twenty’ roome; large yard, stable, &c.; $65. ALBERT F, FOX, 920 Fstreetnorth- weet. ¢ im. - m25-3t R REN1T—BRICK RESIDENCE. CORNER 2p ne E strcets 0k Shed Boa ta tan ne repair; large side, back and front yards; $50. F. FOX, 920 F street northwest. St R RENT_FURNISHFD—A HANDSOME NE! Residence in the immediate vicinity of “DU PONT CIRCLE,” ‘Houre contains ten rooms and every convenience: loca- tion the very best in the city; will be rented to a sirietly iv. private family es THOS. J. FISHER & CO., m24-6t 1324 F atreet northwest. (OR RENT—FURNISHED, 725 18TH STREE northwest, between Pennsylvania avenue aud H st., adesirable ten-room Dwelling, with moderu conveni €ncoa and nicely furnished. THOS. J. FISHER & CO. 1325 F strcet northwest. m22-6t OR RENT—ON MODERATE TERMS- 4 LARGE well-furnisned house, in a very desirable neighbor- hood. Army or navy applicants preferred. Address by letter to B. F. G., 1225 N.Y-ave. mall-im* we OR RENT. ‘OR _RENT-MISCELLANEOUS FOR BENT—LARGE BRICK STABLE IN REAR Notional Theater; eight stalls snd carriage house twill imodate six wagons or carriages; month. apply to 1314 F etreot. eee FOR SALE—HOUSES. Jy CoNomicaL AND SAFE. WEAVER, KENGLA & CO.'S LAUNDRY SOAP 1S ECONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT IS PURE: BEING FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI- CATE, &c., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT AND KOT THE CLOTHES, IT 18 SAFE, BECAUSE IT IS MANUFACTURED: FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES), PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR- KET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS, THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH. PUT UF IN BARS. AND EVERY BAR BRANDED WITH OUR NAME. FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY, AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE, $244 WATER Tt, GEORGETOWN, D. ©. ORDERS WILL ALSO BE RECEIVED FROM THE TRADE BY FRANK HUME, BARBOUR & HAMIL- TON, N. H. SHEA. OR RYON & EARNSHAW. m8 - W. GALT, BRO. & CO. M + Display all the novelties in RICH JEWELRY, ‘The newest patterns of STERLING SILVERWARE, BEST AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WATCHE! FINE FANGY Goods, PLATED TABLEWARE.” ‘ABLE CUTLERY, THE FINEST 8TA- TIONERY, &. ticular attention is given to Watches, Jows _artigular attention isgiven to Ropatring Watches, ov GREAT SPECIALTY THIS SEASON. $10 and $12 Bine Mi: Pag ee and fit well, Bhan Salter tnd Bees WANTED TOU TO KNOW THATISELLAFIRST- class Tailor-made Second-hand Suit, imuch better anda great deal cheaper ‘® commion new suit can be bought, at JUSTH'S OLD STAND, No. 619 D street northwest, or at Branch 409 9th st. northwest. N. We buy Becoud-hand Clothing. __ LOST AND FOUND. ST—BREASTPIN, ONYX, WITH PEARL center. Lost between 9th and P streets or on 7th, below N street, A suitable reward if left with Dr. BEINLI drug store, corner 9th and P streets, 1t* OST—MORNING OF MARCH 28ru, BY A POO! Ts fara, 6 Bell of Money. condetinn’ of tia $20 bills and ‘one $5, A liberal rewardif street northwest. Store, No, ihe heehee jani9 on 10th street, between M and N will be identified by the owner if to 942 P ‘street or ‘address of finder left at above piace. it Vicst ee Sres 200; BLACK EARS AND tly ticked with Diack. Winder suitably re- warded by returning to 1331 K street northwest. mesa" ST_TWO RINGS PIOKED UP ON SUNDAY streete, Foe SALES AUST, , COMPLETED HANDSOME residence, 3 Dupont Circle; 27 feet front by 60 deep; built in Pennsylvania gréen stone; 14 rooms, ides pantries, closets, coal cellars, two bath-roor Ke. "Price, $20,000, Koy af No. 2. m7 6b" OR SALE CHEAP—TERMS, $50 CASH AND $15 mont New seven-room House, with bathroom, gas, water In kitchen, front and back’ yards, &e., 1117 Park Place no1 ‘one square north of Li Park, and three squares from East Capitol street cars; keyyat.1115. J. W. STARK, 1429 New York avenue. m25-: ‘OR SALE—HOUSES 1822 AND 1824 BOUNDARY (enolase Bix one cate one juare trom Gounsctient avenue: rapidly inpeovind: terme, . and a peels the fous 12th ae ida rests Sic roonim, Ines lots Ponts for 230 tere ee ee Circle; $100 cash, and mont WM. W. MET- GALE Rortboust corner oth oieset ind Noor York ave- nue. ‘FOR SALE_AT A BARGAIN, A GHOICE VACANT F 9 E and Fnorthwest; will f;, ito, a 10-room brick House in complete order, modern improvements, E-strect, between Sthand ith northwest: part of an extata, ant must be sold immedi A a ire at Resi Estate Bicnange of Wit We MATS + OOFReE of Lares THURSDAY, THE 28D INSTANT, A A FOS, SALE—THE DESIRABLE PROPERTY, 1006 T street ISHED ROOMS—SINGLE | OR SALE—FINE BUILDING LOT, 31 FEET 7 inches by 133 feet 6 inches, on the’ north side of Massachusetts avenue, between Y7th and 18th streets Rorthwest; alley in reat. Apply at 310-8 street north- west. mé-1m FORSALE_—MISCELLANEOUS POR SALE THE CHEAPEST, PLACE IN THE M: ICAL ACADEMY, 21 Dr Sates St.) eT. Cone, AVE. AXD Item Stuer Nouruwesr. Principal, J. P_CAULFIELD, Mus. Doc. Stuches resumed Septorber 26th. MA2AMe M. CHEVREMONT (Fr 2) Dinloniee de I'Academie de Fa ate ‘Glasses, at reasonable terma. ences. Addrem residence 749 12th street northwest. ler Bunsiee of at hinds” FD. SOHMIDY ECD 6 | 5.5 cry — forsee res : y ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIO—A\ Pennsylvania avenue northwest. mas |W Aiaals New are ay OF MUSE a B CALE JUST FROM THE COUNTRY, “A | trance ou D etreat | Thirteenth yoar. | Piano, Oren, nicely bred, handsome and y stylish driving | V Singing, Violin, fe. Twelve teachers. Piva ding horse. Tatts, st = tages. 0. B. BULLARD, Director. jet NEW TERM IX JANUARY — FINE SINGER. » Afternoon Evening Cineses of all tomer itive | xrades. “The aprtem of teaching i poasant, ‘the hours of 4 and 5 in the | ®24 practical. A Parisian pronunciation taught. Terma m28-2t* OR SALE—HORSES, MULES, WAGONS AND moderate. | ¢ or send name and addres, MLLE, VEPRUD'HOMME, 1318 Tetrect northwest. ail? ee Lees Cent mene q E. SCHEFL, ORGANIST, TEACHER OF PIANO | Saw-mulll toot of Somin Capitol and @ eee eat Ae | Vo and VOCAT: MERE Tent Ee PIANO to Tuners, as well as those wishing to be qualified Perfuriiérs or Teachers. 734 12th sigeet nortawest R SALE—NINE FRESH COWS. GOOD HORSE, Wagon and Harness, Cans. and xood paying ronte; OF will sell route, horse and wagon separately. Apply’ to THOS. H. SOY, comer 9th and K streets north: between 9 and 11 o'clock. Lal ng DR SALE—A HERRING FIRE-PROOF SAFE, IN good condition, at THOMAS DOWLING’S Auction Rooms, Lith street and Pennsylvania m25-4t PE SALE_LIGHT CARRIAGE a : ND ASSISTANTS — PRI vately and in Class.—Ancient and Modern Law. fathemation, Preparation for Collewe, Military | and Scientific Schools. ice’ German Cannes in the morning; evening classes for gentlemen. Address, {oF circulars, F, MUSSAEUS, 1212 L street northwest. om 188 AMY LEAVITI ;_all in fine condition: will_be sold cheap. a) r | OF BOSTON, TEACHER | Ask for NDREW" at Stabile, 2021 H street north- of Vocal and Instrumental Music. “Address 944 rest. M25-3t"_ | K street northwest. ‘a3 ¥ | FOR SALE TWO-HORSES, FAMILY CARRIAGE, two Buggies with Harnesses complete: will sell the Whole or part of above. Call for “ANDRE! 1 2021 H street northwest. GQRENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, GORNE 4 2) Ninth and D streets northwest, occupies” Hs new | attractive hall in the handaoune edlifier known throug! | the United States ax LIS nat 20LN HALL BUILDING, Day = — =, — | and Events Sesrions for Ladies and Gentlemen. | So PGE SALE, A LARGE IGEBOX SUITABLE FOR | Sha daneniere etucated for real life. Nuwiente re Butchers or Commission Merchants. But litt! |. | ceived thronchout the year. A pami contain uquire at 409 3d street northwest. an elognent addres to the students on ''Blements “F —— Success,” by James A. Garfield? also full information | JROR sae, \F ‘ONE PRINCE MELODEON. — Handsome rosewood case. and in perfect order, Will Ha? be sold for $20 cash. F. G. SMITH, mofect 1108 Penns}lvania aventie. FoR ERY FINE PAIR OF BIGHL | AS bred Virginia Horses, suitable for carriage or gen- leman's own driving, beloncing to army officer who Leas to leaye the city on April Ist; inust be sold; gaaran- | teegiven. Apply to WASH. NAILOR, at his Stables, 1326 E street. sor | SALE-MAHOGANY CASE PIANO, 6-0C $55; Bridgeport Oran, | — "arlor Organ, $50, V concerning the College, will be sent free upon applica obtained at the College office, Principal. MES. BAKA A. C. SPENCER, BR, Vice Principal. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL FOR 1 . West End Tustitnte, Haven, Coun, Eleventh year, Superior facilities. Send’ for circular, 8 K. MATHEMATICS, NATURAL FASHINGTON COLL Boarding and Day School for . re-opens September 19, 188) care’ D. BUTCHER and Mis MC. DOUG- pals, 1023 and 1027 12th street northwest.a6 QOR SALE—CA Mbanains in new and second. Wacons, of all styles, and Repai norihwerst, before purchasing ele milS-Lin’ JOR SALE— CARRIAGES, WAGON! A variety of New and Seeond-Hand a call at 621 G street | ‘here. J. MEEKS. PERSONAL. | J MPORTANT PERSONAL. PROFESSOR DE wo- < | B lowski, the well-known Maestro. will ive, in Wa Be Buaries. foot cock of Varnished the | ington. D. C.. with home talent only, the «reat orato iq Qhe Fine Box Wagon. One of 8. N. Brown's | tik uf "Stabat Siete eee a ee es j Trade Wagons. | Spring Wagons of all sizes. “Allof the | "tne pencrt® and <The Bent of the Word eke Beove, at very joweet prices. JAMES K. PROBEY, | will be produced tke at Alexandre: Pelace, Lontom, eet ee areet Rectory, 3240 Pros: | itt full orchestra and chorus, Day-aod Exealig oe Seca en a £25-3m_ | Classes are now opened for ladies and xeutlemen voles E- AL PAIRS OF HORSES, TWO | at ¥e-y moderate terms; also those that desire to make fine coup 4 aome. fuesingle driviog and | f ormuers ott the ‘viauo, by the Profssor's pow Saddle horses at HUGUELY & BOWEN'S Stable, 645 | Stn) Tiged systems, will please call at his residence, No. 807 Lith street n. w., between H and 1. m28-b0* RSONAL—A FEW MORE LADIES AND GEN- Hal. Voloss are required to fill Ens P'S Musical In- anes nt Erofessor WOLOWSEL: irect northwest. ‘Terms reason- ut m4-6t New York avenue. FOr SALE, CARRIAGES, OF EVERY VARIETY, Sole agent for the Distnictof the Boston Backboard | Company, whomake the best Side-Bar Buagy aud other | light carriazes in the country for the money: Repairine promptly attende| to. ROBT. B. GRAHAM, Repository and Factory, 410-416 8th st. n. 807 Witt AND GC. E. Pr @ Detective Agency. Conmiltations free. ness ‘strictly confidential. Notice to call at promptly attended to. Office houre—9 a.m. 26 F street northwest. RIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, street northwest. Keliable information furnished all cases: consul'sti @ free; will call at residence fe2 COMPANY Foe SALE-SCHUETZEN PARK Gales? shares, paid up; cost $000; code) Stock: ‘will sell forcash for $540 (60 per cent.) Inquire of or | in address, before Ist pi P. EVANS, Attorney, | when requested ; all ( isinoss strictly confidential. O.E. 100s strvet uordiwest. = ANS) Sioa’ | Finder mai3-tea y ADAM ROSS, THE LONG-ESTABLISHED, RE- liable Ciairvoyant and Astroiovist, wives better setistaction in all affairs of life than any one in the JBUSINESS CHANCE. —THE BALANG EOF STOCK, in low suit; Entire Fixtures and Good Will of ‘M. GOLDSTEIN'S ESTABLISHED CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE, | £790; jeils the past, provent and futa ing to 611 Pennsylvania avenue, by Jove and ; ALL IN TROUBLE Cali. AT PRIVATE SALE. Sutisfaction given or no pay. Consultation Rooms, 402 2dstrect, above D street northwest. ‘Must be closed out this week. m2T-3t W&NTED-A PARTNER WITH 32.000, SILENT r active, ina staple, reliable aud well-established business. Address H.. Star office. m25-6t" jONFEDERATE BONDS—A FEW MOKE WANT- ed. Last chance. F. B. COTTRELL, m25-3t 1431 Pennsylvania avenie. _ COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, _ KR SALE—AT A BARGAIN—COTTAGE IN MT. Pleasant; five rooms: wood barn: lot 50x140; easy terms. DUVALL & 304 F strees, — mu2i-iw OR SALE—CHEAP—SMALL HOUSE AND LOT, near station. Addrew 0. E. HINK, Vi Fair? fax Co., Va. st" JOHN B DUTTON, ‘Measuier and Agent for TEXAS ALUM LIME. Oftice, Netth avenue and N.C. KE. W. Residence, 165 W. John street. Baltimore, Md. m23-lw* ee. RR SALE-VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFULLY F'ivcated ices of lauds 53% ‘scree out Tieeteees 13 muiles from Soldier's Home, kuown as Mord. fon 3 mile above road Brightwood.” Will be sold at about half its former val- uation to close an estate. Apply to Executor and Trastes, | FENwicK, mi7-Im Room 34, LeDroit Building. R SALE OR RENT-PARM THREE MILES northeast of | Bisdensbu “390 open grates, ranze, speaking tubes; on T street north: | Ment: pure air, For terms and locality address Box 156, ce. 21-1m ee ie eas cchanged for ‘real’ eatate in Butlalo, ‘New ‘AL! BARBER & CO., LaDroit Building. about ‘ANTED—TO BUY LAND SORIP. acres, one-third of it cleared dese table (or garden: Additional Homerton’ Claas ES Seeing pecpoom. Ing asin Porterfiala Ws a BR SALE—OR EXCHANGE £OR UNINCUMBER- r “Somat ‘Warrants, &o. ut one nail & rairoed sestion tase bones tn ap- pove Land Seripa Address je and orchard, vineyard, good water. Tnawire on Wo CHEE room 18, St. ‘Goud Bauldine Wane Er2000 Rentptvante avenue, {6-2m* SUES fe3 FOE SALE ON EASY TERMA OR EXCHANGE or Se MONEY TO LOAN Siew of the on ue, nese ‘ONEY TO LOAN— In suns to suit on Real Estate. CHARLES W. HANDY, ‘914 F street northwest. m27-3t MO%E¥ To Loan ON BEAL ESTATE, it. E. B. st lowest aud in sums to B. Teri, 108! Rameyivanin rennet m21-Im HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD Ri A tate security in sums to suit and at lowest JK SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR UNENCUM- bered property, Farm of 240 ‘$36 ‘miles from city; 9-room ple orchard: ‘on farm: fine 2d youn excellent water. Luauire 202 1 aa m6-3m )D ste Ton eanSAURDERS & BRO. HAVE MONEY TO le Loan on Real Estate and other approved Securi- ties; rates low, and sums to suit. 1103 streot nosth- weet. ‘ONEY TO LOAN— MM IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY. ¥. W. MILEER. _120-2m_ 613 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. MOSEX To Loan, ON REAL ESTATE, AT 5 AND 6 PEB CENT. BR. 0. HOLTZMAN, ns 10th and F streets northwest. ‘ONEY, TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST, re cl Fae ‘ine UTES. — f{1-3m 1 ig TO Loan. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTA’ NTIET. 639 MINT ums of trom $100 abd upwards, at loweei rater el toe Cd ain of extract, Bizck Satin Purasol, with lace edye, yellow Uni northwest. Inquire st Room 88, War De- | Changes moderate, No delay. at or 4 p.m. at 1143 24th street north- B. H. WARNER, | EM tel ifretarnea to pe miB-colw. | 328 916 F street northwest, (0G LOST-A LARGE LIVER GoLOR AND (ALE HOUSE. NO. 1012 10TH STREET | JPONEY TO LOAN, . Due Saket, sctidr Doe. “the finder will be sult- porthwest; brick; 9 rooms: Sey Se anane gas; lot In cums to suit, at lowest on real 3 res 1x95, toalloy, L. M. SAUNDERS & BRO., 1103 F | estate 3 Fr A ably rewarded by returning to 1426 Boundary, street 5 oe aay te security. rrcu, FO ts BLOWS, “OSTA DARK LIVER COLOR AND WHITE Pointer . The finder will be suitably rewarded ponietog te mea to 1410 ‘Boundary neat ae Lo8ta AX, UMBRELLA — HANDLE OF Woop inlaid with mont ‘and coronet, a horseshoe, Clover leaf, swallow and a coin in silver. Suitable re- ward if returned to No. 1021 icut avenue. UND-AN ARTICLE OF JEWELRY, WHICH own ye by proving property, ahd paying poe Cc. E.G, 10, Fe SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- , & fine Residence theaat corner of orin Gayitol and Toundars stvecta, conta iee 3 DOS feet of ground. Improvements consist of a double brick house, con: leven rooing. also brick stable fruitand ornamental trees. Inquire on premises.” (STON MARCH TH. 4 GOLD FOLDING eA auitable reward ‘be paid upon retarning to1117 Ritode ieland avenues m25-8¢* BOARDING. RENT_PARLOR FLOOR OF TWO LARGE Cras slr [ANI ENT AND DAY BOARD- McPheraon corner INTON HOUSE, Trn AND I STREETS.—FIRST- RoeeMs AND Bo FIRST. —— ._R. PARSON! NTIST. — OFFI D Dike G20 ret north ‘Over Bella. 3 specialty. Set ae sees bended = * ~ | JRERNAND URSO, yu. M. 5. PARSONS, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, PIANO TUNER Di acesesicte Br. a Le ih SPECIALTIES. Me J. FEARN, MAGNETIC AND MEDI AL, | 2290 1 street morthwest, or ELECTRICIAN’ cures. all Chropie Direases acter | 2° modicis failed. Female com a specialty. Ieee Pierce Pisce, between 8 and T eee new m25-Lm* ILES! PILES!! PILES!!! CURE GUAR. antoed or no psy. No ‘or tying. at ‘Consultation free to all. pee gal5-20* ice a Tit etrest Becthivest. ROBERTSON CAN BE CONSULTED EVERY ae and Saturday, from 2 to 9. ti Ey ee eee EVEN iTS OF Reta ie Sang Diaper ener. tee and Chronic Diseases, Consultation BROOKE TELLS ALL LIFE. ‘business: and Gen- pe SO cents each a8 re eras strecte Bll-: ie ranted. __ TURKISH BATHS, -