Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1882, Page 4

_ THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CROSBY S. NOYVES............ - Editor. ‘The Evening Star bas a reautar, permanent. bona fiae daily cirenintion more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that of all the pers here added toaether. ‘Fux Stax office in connected with the Telephone Ex- eben Advertisements, orders for the paper by mai end otherwise, news, or any information or business an be sent day or nicht, free of charee. = == ‘The advocates of the glucose swin‘tle on the pub- Mic argue that, while another substance might be Preferred to that article by some people, its use should not be opposed any morethan the mann- facture of cider should be discouraged because Many persons prefer champagne wine to that Mquid as a beverage. Certainly not. But this As’nt the point. It ts when cider ts put up in bot” ties, labeled wine, and palmed off on the public as the pure juice of the grape that the case becomes parallel to that of glucose. It fs not to the manu- facture of the latter article, nor yet to its sale or use under the name of glucose, that objections are Interposed. The demand for legislation on the ubject comes in when glucose fs used as an adul- terating substance for sugar,—as a means of Bwindling the public, that ts, by increasing the ‘Weight of sugar without adding to its sweetness, Just as sand was formerly used by unscrupulous Bhop-keepers for the saine purpose. The objec- tions to it are based on precisely the same grounds against oleomargarine. Nobody eture or sile of that ar- @s those urged Opposes ‘the manuf: ticle under {ts proper name. It 1s to its sale, Mot as a substitute for butter, but as butter itself, that objection ts made. The claim set up for glu- ©ose that it is a chemically pure substance Is Yerth nothing. So 13 sand chemicadly pure, but It B not suzar. The fact that glucose is a trifle sweeter than ordinary clean sand, pound for pounds foes not help the matter any, elther in a moral potnt of view or so far as the pockets of innocent purchasers are concerned. They are paying for nething they do not get, and getting something Bhey do not want, in either case. But fs glucose a pure and perfectly harmless substance? That Is claimed for it by tts advocates, Dut it ts by no means generally conceded. In many tases, according to the judgment of intelligent persons, it Is more than a mere fraud; !t !s an act. Ive and dangerous poison. ‘The allegation Is made Bhat it is often not entirely separated from tue sulphuric acid involved, and that tn these in- stances it is highly fnjurious to the system. The disease 13 attributed by many the increasing use of glucos 4 may or may not be true; but 1t Increase of Bright's medical men ‘These allegat! fs not necessary to establish their truth tn order to Take ow ase inst the new adulterant. No- beds any loncer gets suzars, sirups, or confection- i eries that are perfectly pure or up to the old stand~ ards of sweetness. Glucose 's what 1s the matter, nd that is reason enough to condemn th ———__ «0+ A foretble argument In favor of the electric ight fs incidentally furnished by the result of Bome fnvestigations recentiy made by an eminent English professor into cau: of the frequency of | Bear-sightedness among students. His examina- tion satisied him that it ts not the hght so much as ‘the heat that 1s mainly coucerned in developing the prejuiciul effects. Heat ts radiated from the fame of the lamp or chimney, and is reflected from the shade and the surface of the paper. It immediately alters the hygrometric conditions of the surrounding air and dries the forehead, tem- ples and eyes. This view seems to be confirmed by the fact that temporary reilef from headache and pains in the eyes may be found tn bathing the af- fected organs with fresh water. Ordinary gas- burners and olllamps give out coushlerable amount of heat by the energetic consumption of the hydro-carbons, and hence their injurious ef- fects. In this respect the electric light Is not open ‘to the same objection, for although the light may ‘De as intense as desirable, still there is but very ttle heat produced. The great drawback to the general use of the latter In work requiring artl- fictal light 1s its disagreeable #ilickering which 1s Btilla very serious objection and one which Ina large degree offsets the advantages of a light ‘without heat. When this is overcome and a per- fect means devised for dividing the itht, as tn the case of gas or candles, the Invention may be re- garded as complete. After that it would scem to De only a question of cheapness to insure its suc- ces ++ Present appearances indicat® that the active efforts peing made to that end may really result In stopping the business of gambiing, which has Deen for many years past carried on so open!ty and 80 profitably In the little principality of Monaca The movement seems to be now pushed sytem- aticaliy by or in the Interest of relictous and Philantoropic organizttions tn England, France and Italy, although the charge ts made «yet the aid was concetved and started by the owners and Managers of the private clubs and “cercles” at Nice and other places of winter resort on the Riviera, who found that {22 superior attractions of Monte Carlo were interfering 7th the profits of ‘their own gaming establishments, Ii {s probable hat this ts s0, and if th> statement be true c8d ‘the raid proves successful, the case 15 likely to be apother of “the engineer holst with his own Petard.” Unquestionably the charms of Monte @arlo have had much to do with bringing winter ‘Visitors tothe neighboring places; and if gambling Deentirely suppressed there, tt will be found that the health-restoring qualities of that entire locality ‘Will suddenly lose their efileacy. It isn’t so much Pursuit of health as an opportunity to indulge in Foulette and mente et quarante under a @prroundings, that takes people to Nie (ther places in the delightful neighborhood, ‘The practice occasionally ind holding from the pages of tue Cungresstonal Re- Cord a portion of the actual proceedings of either House 1s one that cannot be justified, no matter how many interested gentlemen may desire it or agree to it, nor how many speakersor ex-speakers May approve it. The question fs not whether the Omitted matter is or fs not worth printing. Itthat {| fesue were raised as to Its contents, the country Might vote that the entire put tion in question | eould be well dispensed with. If the Record hag | @ay value at all it arises from the fact or theory i at least that tt contains a complete and perfect ab- Stract of each day's proceedings tn both Houses of | Congress. If tt does not possess that q Rot worth printing at all. print in its columns only th nich they want ‘their constituents to see, they ought to pay out of thefrown Individual pockets the cost of printing and circulating their mighty efforts, +> —____ ‘Who ever supposed that the battle-cry of Kear- Mey, the sand-lot dictator, would eventwilly be ac- eepted and framed into a ixw by the Congress of the United States? Kforney said the Chinwman must go. Congress says the Chinaman mustn't come. Practically it amounts to the same thing. Dennis ought to come on and serenade the boys, <2. Americans who have been spreading themselves Imentertaining Oscar Wilde may be Interested in kmowing that Mr. Edward Freeman, the distin- gutehed English historian, was, until he reached Boston, in total igmprance of the existence of the @reat esthete. “Mr. Wilde my be a great swell im England,” says Mr. Freeman, “but I never heard of him there.” ——_—__~e»____ Battismore fs having a heavy traffic with the ‘South, and all the transportation lines from that city, leating south and southwest have been ex- Sr ecenee ipa for several months This dis- Proves tho tulk that Baltimore was losing its grip ‘omsouthern trade. Se OEANGES. A fine lot fust recei FTrnonsd VoUNGS Geocen, 00s dru sruxEr, ma29-2¢ oO i ompty attend o aa 29 _ Repository and Pacey. 410-436 othe me, + sr IAL ATYRACTIONS. JUST RECEIVED: A deautiful line of Striped and Figured BEMITYS FOR CURTAINS AND LOOSE COVERS. Also, grest variety in DAMASKS, JACQUARD, PLAIN AND FANCY LINENS FOR LOOSE COVERS. - ‘Handsome line of . MACE CURTAINS, RAW SILKS, CRETONNES, TOE CARPET AT ‘UM PRICES. SINGLETON & HOEKE'S 201 MALKET SPACE. mer gett ny phate = ‘THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1882—DOUBLE SHEET. Tr THERE Is DAY IN THE YEAR WHEN PEOPLE VIE ONE WITH ANOTHER IN BEING HANDSOMELY AND STYLISHLY CLAD IN GARMENTS OF NEAT, YET NOBBY PATTERN, THAT DAY IS UN- DOUBTEDLY EASTER SUNDAY. WE TAKE ESPECIAL PLEASURE IN DIRECT- ING ATTENTION TO THE FABRICS WHICH WE HAVE PLACED UPON OUR COUNTERS, CLOTHS WHICH FOR VARIETY OF PATTERN, BEAUTY, “ ENESS OF TEXTURE AND S8Sg ppp. § oo FE H BD ame SEE PES Ssss8 “oO LLLL Ot DpD RELIABLE WEAR CANNOT BE MATCHED IN THE CITY. A SINGLE CALL WILI, CONVINCE YOU. AS WE ANTICIPATE A RUSH OF ORDERS FOR CLOTHING, WHICH WILL BE WORN FOR THE FIRST \ IME UPON EASTER, THE IMPORTANCE OF SENDING IN ORDERS AS EARLY AS POS- SIBLE IS APPARENT. NN It Dy] NNN IE € 60 0 NNN it 6 ° NNN Il G6 oO NNN I Cco 00 THE TAILOR, 617 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Waswinaton. m29kal Branch stores in all principal cities. MONDAY AND TUE e APRIL 3p AND 47x. FRENCH PATTERN HATS. FINE MILLINERY, LADIES' SPRING WRAPS, LADIES’ SPRING SUITS, MISSES' CLOAKS AND SUITS, | CHILDREN’S DRESS NOVELTIES. BOYs' KILTS, FINE UNDERWEAR, CORSETS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, PARASOLS, GLOVES. A Handsome Opening Souvenir to every aaa, but not to Children. BBB NO ADYANCE IN LUMBER ar WILLET & LIBBEY'S. SAME PRICES AS LAST YEAR. ‘We have 6,000,000 feet of Lumber, carried over from last year, and we will sell every foot of It at old prices WILLET & LIBBEY, COR. 6TH AND NEW YORK AVENUE. m29 Mss ANNE K. HUMPHERY, 430 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Is now opening her New SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, consisting of— ‘THE FINFST IMPORTED HOSIERY. ELEGANT SILK, LISLE AND GID GLOVES, in alt the New Shalles, FRENCH HAND-MADE UNDERCLOTHING. MERINO AND GAUZE UNDERWEAR, fine quality aud Low in ever ENGLISH, FREN aud GERMAN CORSETS, froin the best memes facturers in the world. MISS HUMPHERY fs Sole Agext for the **Herenlea” SinportingCores, for the Patent Shoulder Brace, “and all eform Goods. She has a Suverior ONE DOLLAR CORSET, herown make, and makes OOR- SETS TO ORDES ih every material, color, style and quahty. N.B,—French, German and Spanish spoken. m29 EER NN N big E NNN zr It RR hid Bou PRE EERE WN NN T it R BR ERE Wow wHooHuHSOC#R! ,Y TIT WwWwwwiHu ne aA r WWWwW HHH EE AA tT Wwww HH E AAA r ww HH EEE A A Tr FF¥ L 00 ¥ EF L oo Pr £83 & F LLLL 00 uu FAR SUPERIOR TO THE BEST GRAHAM FLOUR. IT IS THE FOOD FOR THE DYSPEPTIO. Iris eee oe INFANTS AND OHIL- I Is UNEQUALLED FOR THE BRAIN-WORKER. Ask your grocer for it, and also for a Circular. ‘Wholesale Depot corner Ist street and Indians avenue. m9 WM, M. GALT & CO. 719 719 SPRING OPENING on ‘THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAKCH 30rH AND 3ist, AND APRIL Isr. ELEGANT PATTERN BONNETS AND ROUND HATS. LATEST FRENCH NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY Goons. THE LARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE LINE OF PARASOLS WE HAVE EVER OFFERED. LOW PRICES. An examination of goods and comparison of prices respectfully solicited, at ALL AT DAVIS’, : m28.3t___719 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th stroet, PER STEAMER, A FRESH INVOICE OF THAT PEERLESS BRAND OF CHAMPAGNE, PIPER HEIDSIECK. For sale at Agent's lowest rates. HUME, CLEARY & CO., . ms 80T Market Space. Sree AND SUMMER OPENING. MRS. M. A. KING, 824 9TH STREET N. W., Between H and I, ‘Will have on exhibition a Choice Selection of the Latest Styles and Novelties in FRENCH BONNETS AND ENGLISH ROUND HATS, ‘THURSDAY and FRIDAY, MARCH 30 and 31, m28-2t MOURNING GOODS A SPECIALTY. TA4YLon & HUFTY, a9 sg 2 °F “F Hyg89 Tyg Bigg PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ARE NOW RECEIVING A Remarkably Choice Stock of CHILDREN'S SUITS. Latest Novelties for Children from 2 to 14 years of age. FLANNEL SUITS, Trimmed in Colors and tastefully made, SAILOR SUITS. Very jaunty and graceful in appesrance, PRETTY WHITE DRESSES For Little Guildren. EXQUISITE DRESSES, Of Embroidery and Muslin. PLAIN SLIPS, For Morning Wear. MISSES' CLOAKS AND SACQUES, VERY ATTRACTIVE AND IN THE STYLES, NEWEST LADIES’ RAGLANS: AND SILK WRAPS, A NEW STOCK OF THE MOST ELEGANT WHITE DRESSES EVER SHOWN IN THIS MARKET WILL BE OPENED IN A FEW DAYS. TTITT A ¥ YL T AA YY TL 3 A Yk M4 ¥ tus HE Hau u HHH U U HH UO mor HH UU M- © GAL, Bro. & co. Display all the novelties in RIOH JEWELRY, ‘The newest patterns of STERLING SILVERWARE, BEST AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WA’ E FANCY GOODS, PLATED TABLEWARE, FABLE CUTLEKY, THE FINEST ®TA- TIONERY, &o. Particular attention isgiven to Repairing Watoht - dry, bilverware, koe a Arms. Crests ind Monograms correctly engraved in aT 1107 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Ou GREAT SPEGIALTY THIS SEASON. eaten ate eae ares et 310, seh ago igo an § to 12, $8; Children's ‘with shore ame 5 Sand $6.‘ Will wear’ At well snd Wold "thelr Es x's single pants and bet Hine se a wy soa n priged pan} ay ‘ing from Our J.0.W- Galtde ind Sirey Shige the teaderet prt = 1914-1916 Pennsylvania ayonne, m SELBY. EE Tee pee ENGLISH COATINGS." ‘SUITINGS, TROUSERINGS, Suitable for the Season. W. S. TEEL, Mercnant Tarton, m25 935 Pennsvivania avenue. yj a SECOND OFFERING OF SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS BY CHAUNCEY J. REED, (SUCCESSOR TO SIDNEY T. NIMMO,) 453 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, 1s as follows; No. 1.—A magnificent Upright Cabin: Grand PIANO, new, and warrented for six| Bf ono of the most celebrated plana makers in Baltt ‘one. : tore; very low for cat, or $90 cadh and ‘balsas No. 3,—A Double Round Rosewood sone, Grand, brand New, and matchless in every respec! eee by same as No. 1. ‘Terms, ditto. PEGs wR e016 and Cov lebrated Chick ere Perms esa. Price. or Mlzo at once: $110." eras No. 5.—A PIANO, yous eh es AN, ei bas No. 6.—A genuine Double 10. Ongar rari ri Reed, Smith AMERICAN 1 Octave, Handsomely Carved jonas ths iz imonths By assy tat Shst muss re- ‘warranted No, 7.—A good and full PIA ‘terms, 800 cask at eu. N. B.—The Washington pes it peaueney. eee a your for you. CHAUNCEY J. REED, m25 483 Severs Sraeer NorTawesr. WANTED_HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR SALE—LOTS. A FURBT-CLABS SERVANT, Beiter REST—FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for house eeetye, at 1231 Gib street porta: Fe, SALE_A FINE BUILDING LOT, 20 FEET m29-3¢* EIR LY 200 feet deen, located on. 8h etreot, be Were ‘Aduress Rey. J. A. BUCK, near Soldiers’ Homo, D.0. *Srea9-Se* ASS) WOMEN, SER: ‘chambermaid, ees ne ‘pat oe as waitress: as ad; pone raed eats a) ner ANTED—A WOMAN TO DO CH caaER oid svarupang i street anediwost, For Derdiculass apply t0 0. H. B., Star ae ny mgs 000 SQUARE FE ‘TIN YALvAaLE Lots: barthscet Toe? oe 105, 000 ‘Creek, south of WaPEARY % Bos ads ntreet- Past Seer GEA TO OR THREE | FUR- Bished Rooms, st 625 I street northwest. m29-2t" For RENT—TO AN ARTIST, SMALL JOB PRIN: | on ‘tonable busi Boe isnt Taleb gate AE sylveni renee on 10: B ‘ORS. {in small family and nurse tro Ptamiy, “Rent iow. Address Lock Box 31 Fag Gai stay at one "without good ci good cit ie ‘or inquire at the office of the Sunday northwest section. erences et hia Neteect wart of S09 Toth street. m ANTED—FIFTY reed RS} RENT—ROOMS_ON K STREET—NOW UC. FE SALE-AT A BARGAIN, Ww VY. per day, Sy, shene ee ane Mare avene | B'Otpisa “tie am an Na emi be | P'tront ont street, betesen oth anal 10lbe mall hes FD. m20-20" | vacated: Aj Parties desiring shoice location. BP Aet det mbich there will benocharge. “Apply. tq J. ANTED-A EY WAIST HAND. | Sith. may 8 ee W ‘Noo:her me c ‘786 10th street north- | Oo. et Wire, Orit ag Cage iN: N OF ABILITY S11 I street north ANTED— ‘COOK AND A MAN TO TARR wae 2 Call, af, 1717 K street. ED— HUCKE! ihske hie genaually useful Apply at 406 90h street northwest. m28-6t WANTED riety Less. OR WAGONS TO T. M. STEEP, Contractor, weet ate iTED—A (ED PREFERRED) TO ws et! eat ne take charge airy in this city. None but comp jendations 1 Tes ier omice. need apply. WESTHD=A BT-OLANS PANTATOON MA- < ‘need apply to SELTZ & tags w Pesnayivanie agenue. ANTED-TEN -SOPRANOS, SIX ALTO Be ft lint eee 8) Anply i in i yoraen te TRO. ot LA é DORE Bi TER as 488 ‘Tth street northwest, ‘m27-3t* Wht ED—A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL he work. at 1248 Tth atreet, between M and Ntreets Sorte m27-3t" ANTED—A NEAT, COMPETENT GIRL, TO id ci he rk; references AU ar gpa art Fe, ‘SALE—I AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL 1 TO fot: Ee eb about 100 ft contarnitg 8 eG ey fee it contain! : th at., near Scott Circle, iimproved "by 3 frame on 18th «t., at the Dupont Circie, -"the eg Re, We 8 of Otis RENT—COMMUNICATING PARLOR AND firet floor; also two communicati Tooms, second floor; newly jurnisbed. neat. cb grt and comfortable: private family ply at 808 6th street northwest. Fe RENT—TWO OR THREE ROOMS, = 2S nished, private family, near Government Printing Office, 717 ist street northwest. m28-3t* QR RENT_ONE LARGE aE, COMMODIOUS AND “nicely juares from aha gonven Heut tote Oars.” 410 3 street fts., at $1 per sq. ft; lot, 40x100 ft., Taaproved by handsome frame house, § rooms, modern’ improve: ment, Adjacent to Dupont Circle, ‘agreat b ‘Also other lots to builders and rivate eusy -E- BRR ns F a RF Se A PRIVATE FAMILY, PARLOR _EDUCATIONAT. OO OF ELOCUTION ARD. ee te SHAKESPEARE GLASS | WEDNES| pay Nos AT 8 O'CLOCK, MRS. ADEL MACK (of Now York), 129 13th etrent nw. a ROFESSOR AL 4 woLowskre } N -gunctnod Sex: antag gna Piano, shortest aud bet, saving Yeers cf practice Tor operas, concerts wd » | Hor, at oT at stot murthwen, bowen H apd L. Tat nities. eae Goltesn, Went Poli, -Auaapesin pelitive examinations, Terme tn edvencs. Sr oHOOL, Se Rankin Srncs pee BP. Ler Seve Batons Sey ge — == At 2219 H street northwest. ~ on RENT— NICELY FURNISHED 800) ant | 1 ith Board, smele or en suite, in house with al aoeers improvements; summer prices. At-1118 10th street northwest. m28. W& RENT—TWO FURNISHED, aoe ON second floor. room adjoining. A small rom On third floor, and a good office room on first, Tika etreot nordiiwest. - m28- FPORRe RENT FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH PRIVI- housekeeping, to_aduits only; refer- gnoss Sechanged Apply to 943 street “northwest. Convenient to two lines of cars, m27-3t* IR _RENT—ELEGANT FURNISHED APART- ‘ments at 1027 Vermont avenue, near McPherson Square, single or ensuite; souther rh, eastern and west ern exposure; xrate fires, kc. m25-15¢" RK SALE—FINE BUILDING LOT, 31 = 7 inches by 133 ieet 6 inches, on the’ north side of Mansachusetta avenue, between 17th and 18th, etrects northwest; alley in rear. App! ee 7) a, “ad street north- west, foot” m29-3t OR SALE-CHEAP_ONE, VERY FINE YOUNG ANTED-A AND, fWO LABO! a Farm. Soe a at FULTON'S —— gies 314 9th street notihw WANTED-—SITUATIONS. ANTED_BY 4 COMPETENT oe aay references, a Situation ina famil Adareee "Box 17, Stat office. Ge A WwW ANTED—A SITUATION AS NURSE IN first-class family. Good references. Apply. st 1214 13th sirect northwest 29-20" wit ED—A THOROUGHLY COMEET ENT Clerk, with best of references, perfectly familiar with Pension business, desires employment. Address Box 6, Star office. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE ae Situation as cook in a private family; can give good reference. Address 41 G street northwest. TW ANTED—8Y A WHITE WOMAN A SITUATION to do cookin, ‘an institution or ina private family. “Adanvss Box 1 x12, Star office. ng W NTED_-A PRACT Situation as: nish references as street southwest. ws NITED BY A SHITE GIRL. A A SITUATION ironing, of wil'de eharaberverk or welling "Bost tafe ironing, or wi rwork or w: ef erences: “Address Hot Ib; Bear ofca. 1° WANTED BY 4 NEAT AND RESPECTABLE hte sith» situation ae Chambermaid in a pri- yate and first-class family; willing to travel. “Anplat qa East Capitol treet. ANTED—BY A XOUNG WHITE ae toon years of aire and of 8 good educstion, ' Pisce im some mitnacs shes eaaish erotee ben Cade ae is “pt, with some experience, and will make herself use. ful atid ask no > Pay Will give the best of references. Ad- dress A. B. O., Stak office. ANTI ED_BY A COLORED GIRL A Sia aa chamibermaid: can furnish good references, Apply at 1234 12th streot northwest. m28-28" WANZED-si00, ‘and ten per cont of salary, will be sciven by & yolung man for « position pay ti $75 month. Address Box 18, Star office. m27-3t* WANTED bY A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER work to do at home; is = gool cutter and fitter; made from $l up, Apply at 816 Khode Is avenue northwest. m21- ANTED AT, LIGENSED AGENCY, COOK, rmaida, Nurses. Families and others fia inte terme Beene oe Beltimore, Philadelphia, Now York, cisgwhere. | Contractors {urn dand other laborers free of ch: FP ircenectwet, WANTED—ROOMS. WASTED, TWO LARGE, UNFURNISHED Com. muicating Ko ms, and one «mall Room, second floor, with gas, for two adults, between C and H, 3d and 5th streets norihwest; references exchanged. ‘Address Box 9, Star office. m28-24" GAL FARMER WANTS A dent of @ farm Can fur- bility. Address 210 456 m29-3t™ WASTED? 3 A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A quiet Home, where there are few or no other boarders, Aildress H. J., Star office. m27-3t* WANTED—HOUSES. Wistitane HAVE SEVERAL CALLS FOR good Houses for rent, and for g30d Lots for sale. ‘hose who have H. td rent, or Lots to sell, will do aera teres by calling |i. M. BAUNDERS & BRO. 1103 ¥ street n m28- wt ANTED-A acy HOUSE, WORTH NOT MORE $20,000 apieag than $5,000; located between ch, he F étreets and New Box 4, Star office. m28-3t WANTED—MISCELLANKOUS Vy Seer fapt lo age by thts fot hie etre mes sand Ss Sab shrot 2 WAXTED, —TO~ sua! Sonn avenue. aut? “BIOYCLE, _54- aa must be in con wheel: second hand: NDEHOFFER. 720.357 ‘Address iy tion. office. Coupe Horse, two fine Driving Horses and two sound Work Horses. Inquire at THOMPSON'S , Ith and O streets northwest. m29-6¢* OR RENT — TWO, COMMUNICATING BED coms, on second floor, st le for gentlemen. 433. Mass. ave. northwest. mn __m25, 27,29" preet northwest; w i table Goard. Only persone who wish firet class accommodations, and can give good references need apply, Terms reasonable. 125-8, WAS Fis RENT—AT 1309 F STREET NORTHWEST, Dandsomely ‘furnished or unferaiehed Home, for en suite or single; references required. tabi Buseies of al kinds. PD. SoH MDE SC fugKieR of t & Ci Pennaylvania avenue northwest. m23-3m Fo. SALE_JUST FROM THE COUNTRY, A locly bred, handeome and yer stylish driving and ric “Vv! 1US,"" Star Ottice. 28-20" FR SALE—THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE | eu both new and second-hand Carriages and | aR) bee ACADEMY, 2A Der Rats St. mer. Conn. AVR axD Tra ORTH WEST. Principal, 3. CAULEIRLD, Mus, Doo. _Btndies resumed September 26th, ADAME M. CHEVREMONT ( er), Diplomee de l'Academie de vate and in Classes, at reasonable terme, Best of ences. Address . TORY OF MUSIO—AT =| AS EW Rae Thana Dw. ee trance on D street ‘year. Piano, —- Singing. Victin, &e. fwelve teachers. taxes, O. B. BULLARD, Director, — Jad- = beets readence 709 12th street northwest. and practical. taut. Tioderate,. “Call, or send ustwe and eddress, BM ie V. PRUD'HOMME, 1318 I street northwest. ait Mass . MUSSAEUS AND ASSISTANTS — PRi- and in Class.—Ancient and Modern Lan- Sind’ Scientitie Schools. German morning, evening classes for gentlemen. ‘Antdream far ctrealare, FL MU US, 1212 L street northwest. fathematics, ration for Collewe, Mili cs, Preparation aery Meso0 AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON. TEACHER 4 Instrumental MM Addrese 944 R stict horthwest “a FGE SALE_A MOCKING BIRD, FINE SINGER: Inquire at the **Lexington House,” corner 15th and New York avenue, between the hours of 4 and 5 in the afternoon, m28-2t" OR SALE—HORS ES, MULES, WAGONS AND | EY Carts, and Misceliancous lot of ‘small fixtures. At Saw: mill foot of South ce 1d 8 streets. 127. OR REN’ T_STORE 13 BEV nortl with stable in the rear. — Inquire FRANK ROWNING, Columbia Law Buildi: street, between D and E northwest. mu FOR RENT—HOUSES. 4 FOR RENT — siya ;TORNIBHED COUNTRY louse; perfectiy healthy an garden, fru and ice. “Apply at LT 17th street. m29-3t* ‘A HI <G FIRE-PROOF SAFE, IN xood condition, at THOMAS DOWLING'S Auction Rooms, 11th street and Penneylvanta avenue, m25-4t E SALF—A BARGAIN, Party eavinn slips Socae ead tookiocea furniture, elegant imant’e nnrror, spindle and clawfooted center gard and breakfast table; also, sofas, Address BAR- GALY, Star office. 125,27, 29-34" ‘OR RENT—_NEW Se 'N-ROOM BRICK DWELL- ing, E- IGEBOX, SUITABLE FOR Butchers or Contminion Mercuahtss But ie ued: Inquire at 409 3d street northwest. m24-2w* 127 11th street southeast: keys at 25 11th treet st; rent $14 per month. FITOH, FOX & 1437 Pennsylvania avenue. m29-3t TOW OF i SALE, tA LANG! ION OF 22 ROOMG, 1 ene ‘ONE PRINCE MELODEON. EMSS ig Oot pa oie tee ane es Handsome rosewood case. and in perfect order. Will ply ena FOX & BROWN. mio.gw | De sold for $40cash. F. G. SMITH, ‘OR, RENT A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, 1:09 m23-6¢ 1103 Pennsylvania aventie, strect, between N street sn le Island ave- “SALE-A VERY FI nue, “Also, 1201 Q street and corner Vermont avenue | Ft Gran \ueciita Mieke, FINE PAIR OF HIGHLY nortwost, Avoly to ANTON BEEIMULLITS ot ©} Heman'’s own driving, belonzing to army officer who has to leave the city on April Ast; Inust be sold: euaran- R RENT—A FIVE ROOM HOUSE, 731 TENTH | {eOfiven. Apply to WASH. NAILOR, at his Stables, 4 street southeast, between G and I. Inquire at 730 | 1526 E street, m ‘10th street southeast. WM. HU 1 CHINSON- it TOR GALECMAHOGANY CASE PIANO, ¢-00T° ; Schoninger Organ, $53; Bridgeport Oreat 53 Double Bank Onan, sor Parlor Ones £90. Aci for Sohmers & Schomacker’s Gold String Pianos, 1139 20th etrect northwest. 1120-2" F; OR SALE— CARRIAGES CARRTAGESFOR HE’ bargains in new and second-hand. Carriuzes aud Wagons, of all styles, and Repairiny, call at 621 G etrect Fe, RENT—HOUSE 1213 M STREEY NORTH- WEST, containing ten rooms, with #1 of the mod- ern, improveuents, large ground, side iot, etc. Keys Ne e grocery on the corner. For terms apply to 411 Jorsey avenue northwest, ents Fe, RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE FUR painted, at House, newly papered and gis* | Sorttweat before puccbastee chenkece atreet northwest. m28-2t" ee Pupchasiug elsewhere 5. MEEKS. OB BENT TMO-STORY, BRIOK Cope aoe OR SALE—OARRIAG WAGONS, BUGGI gold mater, 1617 Oth ‘stroot northwest. Apily, at S31 ieee tee eee See, in the 12th street northwest, ms 3 District. One Fine Box Wagon. One of 8. N. Brown's RENT—A FIVE ROOM FRAME ee Fo ‘Trade Wagons. Spring Waousot with back and front yard, 1526 7th sizes. All of the north of | sbove, st very lowest prices. JAMES K: PROREY, the Thyson hotel. Water on the premises. ire at | Repository, 1230 ae sak nas Factory, 3240 Pro- G11 Netrect northwest. m27-3t" | pect avenue, West Washi £25-3m FOR BENT B STREET | NORTHWEST; 12 rooms; 1331 8th street northwest, $33 per month; store snd stubs, TiS Tih airect northwest, $50. CHARLES W. HANDY, 914 Fatreetn.w. — m27-3t | 5 POR BENT 1816 FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST, a three-story brick dwelling, store and bakery attached. Moderate rent. THOS. J. FISHER & 0O., 1324 F treet northwest. m21-6t FOE BENT FURNISHED —A HANDSOME | NEW Residence in the immediate vicinity DU PONT CIRCLE Houre contains ten rooms and every convenience : loc: tion the very beet os in the city; will be rented to astrictiy private fi THOS. J. FISHER & CO., m24-6t 1324 F street northwest. POR NON, MODERATE TERM—A LARGE well-furntaned house, in a very desirable neighbor- hood. | Army or navy applicants preferred. Address by letter to B. 1225 N. Y.ave, mil-imn* OR RENT. BUSINESS CHANCES. Fe ‘HA NER LOT, THIRTEENTH and 8 streets orthwest; 24x100 ‘to » guley; 29 fous parking. Apply to Mandgcsye PPM 916 F attack nortuwect R SALE—AN OLD-ESTABLISHED CIGAR ‘Store, doing @ good business; owner unable to at— md to it, hay ther business. Adi {) end to wing other bus dress CIGARS, “Sy 0002 Rees ANOTRFor oan be invested in a ood paying, well extabifahed business, transected on a purely cash basis; no risk, but large profits; will eatisty any ian of ordi: nary good sense that this is # rare chunce of accumulat- ing: Address CASH ON DELIVERY, Star office, WANTED AN ACTIVE WORKING PARTNER in an established manufacturing business in this with money to invest: money to be at his control So Se sat un bo work naly thse having the money and wi f peed apply. | Investication solicited. Address, for in- terview, Box 89, Star office. m29-w, th, s, 3t* SRENCERIAN BUS COLLEGE, CORNER Ninth and D attests northwest. pogupion, te new w active hail in the handsome edifice known. the United Statesas LINCOLN HALL BUILDING. and Evening Sessions for Ladies and Gentlemen. "Sons and daucuters educated for real life. Stadcuts re ceived throughout the year. A pamphlet, contain fn cloguent address to’ the. witdents om "Eieanents Rucoess,” by James A. Garfield: sino full information concerning the College, will be sent free upon applica» fon by mail, or may be obtained at the College office, 4 SPENCER, Principal, MRS. SARA A. Cet, Vice Principal. ot RS. 8. L. CADYS BOARDING SCHOOL FOR | MiYoune aise Won Bed tosainte Rog tiene Corn, Eleventh year. Superior tecilities, Send Dg circular, aE ar MATHEMATICS, NATURAL SCT 4 ence and Enzlikh, rrivetely or in Class. Students prepared for College and oa a agg Address JANU! é: ire SS *Gainece,_ V VASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. Boardiug and Day School for ¥ ‘an Children, re-opens Sente 19, 1881. For cireulars pply to Mrs. 2. D. BUTCHER and Mise M. C. DOUG- nd 1027 12th street northwest. a6 PERSONAL. HAVE BEEN 100 BUSY; HOPE 10 5“ ‘you woon, ait AX OLD, REPDBLICAN.—STATE WHERE A letter will reach you: any information lading te the substantiation of 25th inst. wil! be Liberally rewarded. ‘Address, throweh pereonal cofumun of this paper, T. a PORTANT PERSONAL.—PROFESSOR DE WO- Jowsid, the well-known Maestro. will ive, in Wale inyton. th home talent only, the grat orato- vos of **Stahat Mater,” “Creation, to be fc gwed Oy **The Desert’ “The End of the World,” whi will be produced like at Alexandra Palace, ‘Loucon, with full orchestra and chorus. Day and Eveuiug Clases are now opened for indies and gentlemen vale’ at very moderate terms; also thowe that desire to make fine performers on the ‘piano, by the Professors new simplined system, will all at hia residence, No. 807 11th street n. w. ween H and 1. RE LADIES AN thenew iN. day and FE tleman voices are required to fill up. evening clasmon at Professor WOLOWSKES Musioa Ene stitute, No. 807 11th street northwest. ‘Terme reason- m24-6t WILLIAMS AND ©. E. PRICES PRIVATE ¢ Detoctive Aency, Consilitations free. All busi nese sirictiy ouaadantiel, Nigtice vocal af veséense ptly attended to. Office hours—9 a.m. v i Fstreet northwerk, mni6-tna RIVATE DETECTIVE AGENOY, 30) oot ait Sooo" gunpaiaton fee ait ane, pe ‘will cal ‘08 when req i strictiy connden tial Ce MADAM Boss, THE LONG -E6r: a ‘tisfaction in all ‘ite than ie ee jon ‘afairs of fersion: tele tie past, rosent and fu Restiny oa ‘all matiers appertaibite _ COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. For, SALE_SQHUETZEN PARK COMPANY J (Gates, Woots) Stock: 15 shares, paid up: oost $900; will sell for cash for $540 (60 BO per oeat) Inquire of oF addrega, before Ist pros ‘SVAN, Attorney, 1008 F street north: = m28-3t! $25-3m1 E.'S. WESCOTT & CO.. Cor. 20th & Ist. nw. —_———————————— eee FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS 6 ry ‘THE BALANCE OF STOCK, in lots to suit Entire Fittars and Good Will oF M. GOLDSTEIN'S ~ ANTED “ABLE omposition, fon“amental prin method of pura INSTRUCTION IN SSGLISH exchange for a clear expos. 2 f relating to the most successtu, Address Boe 28, 22,, Star ESTABLISHED CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE, 611 Pennsylvania avenue, AT PRIVATE SALE. ‘Must be closed out this week. m27-3t RGE BRICK STABLE IN REAR ‘National Theater; eight stalls and carriage bo oe accommodate six wagons or carriages $20 apply to 1314 F etreet. mat ANTED—SOMDIERS' MILITARY SaOUNTT Wis Land Warrants, Soldlers’ Additional, Homestead and all kinds of Government sieht heat cash rates wall bo pula Wate Sood orney-at-Law, Le Droit Dailding, oorner 8th Sad F vires Jal6-3m WANTED, CARPETS TO CLEAN AND STEAM focaormeenatcooes ian a farpitare bossa renovate, m: ure the oldest and best conosrn in the oltye = nb ANTED CARPETS TOCLEAN. | WE DO NO HEP Carpets. Our work is done better and bed Jower than in any other: Washi ‘establishment in Orders by telephone. A. H. CHACE & BRO., 616 isiana avenue, WANTED 7.20, ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E. BEALL, Room 4, 1420 New York avenue, is a Com- missioner of Deeds for Every State and ‘Territory, u. Commissioner, Examiner an@ Notary. Always in ites fr to5p. m. 1m: ST RUE one bots Sd and oo ts. Janl9 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. WANTED Your ‘TO KNOW THAT SELLAFIRST- clase Tailor-made Second-hand Suit, much better and agreat deal cheaper than @ common new suitcan | ‘be bought, at JUSTH’S OLD STAND, No.»619 D street northwest, or at Branch Store, No. 409 9th st. northwest. N. B.—We buy but first-class ‘Second-hand Clothing. janld LOST AND FOUND. SMALL SUEPHERD DOG OR GOLLY black and ton; white spot on breast; steel collar. _ A Suitable reward paid if Tele at 172 DeSales street. | 1t* O8T—MARCH 26TH, A GOLD ROCKET. ON P street, between ith northwest and North’ Capitol — northeast. Reward if returned to 927 lst north east. ST BLACK AND TAN FEMALE DOG, RES “Puek;” ten months old; ears-eut; very active in Tar Liberal reward if returned to 11061 ST—AT THE 'S RECEPTION LAST, evening, Point SESTPENS RED A suitable re- Nand if returned to No. 601 E street, Sprague Man WA STED-A PARTNER, V MITH $2,000, SILENT active, in a staple, well-éatablished business. Address H.. Bar often m125-6t" J HN BR. DUTTON, feasurer and Aj TEXAS REG FOR SALS—HOUSES. ‘OR SALE OR TRADE—A LaRGk |“ND_ SUB- Fas uilding in business location, S°8t fport oD, f) Pennayivanis avcuee, sordeneee ot MA feos front. Will sell on very easy or trade for im- proved oF unimproved property, and pay difference in Cans STEIGER & 1 MANN, 1418 ‘New, York t for LIME. ice, North avenue and N.C. R.W. Hesidenoe, 165 W, Jou rset Baltimore, ita. m23-Lw* R SATE ADSI nsCT OF TITLES OF THE City of ‘Washineton, frei zinning to 1875, Gan bo sean er tae auction rooms lOMAS Dot ING, southwest corner Penney! aventie and ii avenue, BR SALE— A BARGAIN. A yoll-built three-story, basement and back building Brick Resi taining twelve rooms and bath, ‘White marble so stepe and trinuhings, al modern inprove: ments; location within half square of avenue cars and Herdic coaches. Price $3,500; easy terms: meat perfect, 10 LEASE FOR FIVE YEARS OR MORE A HAND- leven tome, Gires bs open grater, set pare tir. For terms ANTED—10 BUY LAND SCRIP. Additional Homestead Ch J. V. N. HU 1505 Pennsyivania avenue, Opp. a entrance U.8. 3. Treasury. SALE—A THREE-STORY PRESS Fesidence in the growing northwest section, con a foi. taining nine room: ir, bath-room and. all modern ce improvements, Tngivine's wow furnace, which heats Shou a eed So the entire house. ‘The property is fimished in nice style Valentine ct and is tn perfect order. ‘rhe Jot, 22399 to a nice ‘Bounty Land’ Warrents, &e. ve fool fronts south on a le street ont Hof the above Land Seri for sale. per sicmoe th | Tice $6,000. payable $1,000 cash and balance in monthly’ or quarterly” ti fnistallments, For further par- eee BE ‘Gioad puiltion, ticulars apply to N. HUYCK, 150: ae ivania avenue, m29-6t (opposite north trance Us 8. Treasury. MONEY | TO LOAN. yy BALE—10%¢ ACRES, MOSTLY IN GRAS! fruit, comfor house and outbuildings; twelve miles from the eity, on Point of Rocks Ruilro station and ewitch near house; $1,300—$900 cash, 420 10th street northwast. ie ALL FARM TWO MILES PROM good dwelling. excellent Eee fine eg of Fruit trees, suitable outbalid- pay aes ie ee orn 4 oteeratteneiead Conpenite nord entra 0 v. 8. Foss ; five rooms mn DUVALL & Mt RR RENT 5 Force, above bars cottage. Will rent house sylvania avenue northwest. SALE—AT AYATTSVIEL ‘ON B. AND O. Fu “4 located Butt R., fifteen valuable ‘one ‘B23 435 atreet. DEEDED, TAX-PATD, ot and House. WES: ge S¢g1s000, of wih rate formas for exchange, barn; 304 F stress. % ACRES OF geoum montown, D.C. ith a comf. ORE m25-s, w, Lm 60 ACK in cemneas eee Z Gtice Clerk," Star ‘Star office, fl tad OR SALE—VALUABLE AND ted pig at land, 63 iyo te 36 mile hove “Apniy t Executor and Trust, rac cor mi7-Im noir eae Se OR SALE OR 1 ‘ARM caer aed MILES northeast of Pitta nd sbout 350 acres, one-third of it cleared land, «uitable for gacd ing or fai Purpowes. Inguire at 1415 Xetroat northwest. ma-im Fa SALE-JUST COMPLETED—HANDSOME residence, 3 Dupont Circ'e; 27 feet front by 60 deep; built in Pennsylvania green stone; 14 rooms, bealdes pantries, closets, col cellars, two ‘bath-rooms, Ke. Price, $20, 000. No. m27 6t" FVOR SALE | Bee TERMS, $50 CASH, AND $15 monthis- New seven-roou House, with bathroom, gas, water in Kitchen, frontand back’ yards, hall, &c., 117 Vark Place northeast, one square north of Lincoln Fark, and thros squares from East Capitol. street cars: Keysat lo. J, . W. STARR, 1429 New York avenue. ‘ONEY TO LOAN— ‘Tn sums to suit on Real Estate. CHARLES W, HANDY, m27-3t 914 F street northwest. Me2EX To Loax ON REAL ESTA’ ie lowest 1: ‘and in sums ca E. B. CoT- a avenue. m21-im FOE SALE-AT A BARGAIN, A CHOICE VACA: Lot, 6ih street, between Band Ynorthwests wit sell cheap. Also, 3 10-room brick Bowes 3 in con lete enter, with allmodern improvement ments, Katrect, between ith and 7th northwest; te, and must be eid Immediately; lon ft aes hy nqvie at Boal Estate xchauxe of » corner of Sd and Pennsylvania avenue northwest. m23-6t* & BRO. WAVE MONEY TO je Loan on Real Estate and other approved Scouri- fies; rates low, and sums to suit, 1103 IF west Mor TO Loay. SSeS MARCH 28: oS CAMEO SET FROM sleeve-button (white A suitable-reward will epaid it returned Yo No.i0l¢ Pennsylvania ave‘. we ON REAL ESTATE, z SECURITY. 20-2m_618 SEVENTH STREET RULTHWEST. OR Ui inege Steal NO. oe 10TH oiate west; brick; 9 rooms; ‘water anc ie ate SAUNDELS & BRO, f iced OST—ON poe, MARCH 257Tx, A GIRL’ Lsse ‘Neck iter ‘wil pleass ‘returat cata 942 P street: nort ne and receive reward. m29 Be Bt OST MARCH 21, AT barge: Tl I MARCH 2 TEMPLE, Tallon ‘doket and roward if returned DEEWS Drug Bioce, corner 9th asd es o rene sre L eePEE AUS BLACK EARS AND Heaeaekd ‘to isa ‘Street orth Zeeen m23- ost eg eras n Paete ‘fot sect’ Weekington, Be BE Ses : —AN UM —HAN Leta St sad ape ee AS (Tea Coney gee Freourt FLOUR!! FLOURII! DIRECT FROM MINNETONKA MILLS, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA. OAR-LOAD JUST RECEIVED, SS ae Ucioug bread and rolls. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, {Bole Agent for the Mill,) Grocer, 504 9th street northwest, m29-Im Bet. E and F, opp. Critic Office. EATON & HARRISON, 1337 F STREET NORTHWEST. SPRING OPENING MONDAY AND TUESDAY, APBIL 8 AND & a ‘Makes white, rich, de- « Reese IANO WAREROOMS. a priosas” Wins Musto & One rien PA ne My z voter tay BIAN PIANOS anc ee se] G. 1 WILD & BRO., Bole Agents, ‘709 Tth street northwest, near G. Pianos and Organs for rent, tuned and repaired. Ja A FOR PALMER'S AMERICAN GINGER ALE. SOLD BY DEALERS AT $1 PER DOZEN PRINCIPAL DEPOT: clover leaf, ena. ward if returned m2t- Feuiir beaee ao ‘Dppiy at 412 oar te rot age fy Ee RENT—PARLOR mae aed De Be fan aS haters AND AS BOARD- reas etd JM°%2* 70 Loax, ON REAL ESTATE, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT. R. 0. HOLTZMAN, 18 10th and F streets northwest, ‘ONEY TO LOAN ‘At LOWEST ‘BATES OF INtTenust, ‘ON REAL ra THOS: . FISH & C0. R SALE—OR EXCHA: Nortn Ca pial end Boundary trek contarning se 80-000 1) Sintec coat darter es q ven carriage smell at well of water, fine frit and dnachooe, m8-3w* HAVE, SEVERAL GREAT BAR- id basement and Shack butt BR SALE-1 gains in n-3m ‘ONEY TO Loan. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTA‘ sean Cae Plone ake SRL ATE ‘Charges moderate. io delay. B. H.W: as? ‘ARNER, real Ww, ‘ivania avenue. ‘ml-im SAFE DEPOSIT CO. SEXOIA LES. OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR UNINCUMBER- ed Property.a stockgd Farm of 196 acres, nine miles out; one mile to railroad etstion; good house, barn, ple ind peach orchard, vineyard, good water. 2006 Penney Tea JOR SALE-ON FASY TERMS, OR for city —A ting Country Residence, within Mew of the Capitol, on Laifoln aveune, near X- Carital and Boundary stzvets, contaiviug Mis acres, under su cultivation faeces a'fine Frane Bullding, $8x0, eleven roct, ae tap owner han wo furtive eee for ‘sine EBEKLY, 718 7th street northwest, _dattSin e twack, on Farm of 240 Ad =" PROFESSIONAL, ae ee ee a = TES = Eos ae mee apa ie, oor, fava Ew A J, FEARN, MAGNETIC AND MEDICAL Pi ELECTRICE IAN, cares ail Diseases after Hn betweon 8 aud T at PILES !!" PILES !!!—CURE GUAR- Spacer ae ECURITY FROM p0s6 BY ZOSUDARE, THE x RTIONAL BAPE Derosrr keotG NCOMPANY, Yore Ave.