Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1883, Page 2

— — __THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON .. February 26. 1583. PIONDAY... = = CROSBY S. NOYES: Qke Evening Star bas 1 re: tena fae daily cirenintion more thar trepie that of anv other daiiv vaper published in Washington. und eaual te that of all the @tner daily papers here nided — = ae ‘THE Stax office is connected with ebaaxe. Advertiements, orders for snd otherwise, pews, or any information or business an be sent day or night, free of charce. Another highly interesting but very sickening chapter In the history of crime In Washington 1s furnished in the sworn statement of Donohue, to be found im another column of to-day’s paper. It lays bure the miystery of the robbery of Judge Caristiancy’s room, in the National Hotel, shortly after the return of that gentleman from Peru It must not be forgotten that it ts the statement of an acknowlelged criminal, and to be received therefore with some grains of allowance. It is Greatly to be regretted, indeed, that tt Is not wholly untrue. To have its taisity conclusively shown would be much more gratifying to the pud- lic than to have ts truthfulness established, Un- fortunately, however, there is hardly a hope for the first-named result. The statement of Donohue, And the oth«rs who have confessed, have been and can be so fully corroborated by unimpeachable circumstantial and positive testimony that there 48 no escape from the conclusion that Washington has for years past been at the mercy of one of the strongest and most corrupt combinations of erim- inals ever shown by the annalsof crime. This lamentable result seems to be now positively es- {ablished, and there ts nothing left to be done but to meet the case as It stands and apply the quick- estand most eff-ctive remedy in their reach. If Sever.il of the ex-detectives of the city do not bring up in the penitenttiry, in consequence of the rev- @lations which have been made, it must be be- Cause justice miscarries They ought, Indeed, to feceive double punishment, for they are twice as Guilty as the thieves with whom they consorted. As detectives they were the chosen protectors of Society and the sworn enemies of crime and of criminals. Their position thus brought them into Confiitential relations with the publicfwhich en- abled them to not alone acquire a knowledge of thieves and thetr practices, but also an intimate Acquaintance with private affairs and private pos- Ssslons. This knowledge, It now appears, was used against the very people whom they were em- ployed to protect and from whom they received their pay. A blacker and more damnable prosti- tution of oficial power and position was never known. ‘The accused ex-offictals are nct in a position Bow to assume a high moral ground and protest that the evidence against them 1s confined to con- fessed criminals) They have been overtaken by their own misdeeds, and, stripped of their badges, disgracetully expelled from office, they are ex- Posed as the companions of thieves and sharers of Stolen plunder. The public will look with anxiety for further developments, and await with impa- ‘enc e the course of justice. | +2. —___ Therumor that Senator Cameron, of Pennsyl- Yapia, will resign at the close of the present Con- gess 1s revived, but it searcly needs a denial from ‘the Senator himself to stamp It as untrue. Even grant that he is weary of public life, as the rumor says, to resign now would be to hand his Seat over to a democrat, as the governor and legis- Jature of Pennsylvania are democratic. Rather than bring about this result, at a time when the Yepublicans will require every Senator they have inorder to control the Senate, Mr. Cameron will, mo doubt, bear the burdens of public life awhile longer. ‘The French government tay find It expedient to leok after the Comte de Chambord. He regularly distributes among the poor of Parts free bread tickets, and that the beneficiaries may know and Temember who their benefactor 1s, his coat-of- arms 1s stamped on the tieketa. Under the guise of charity this inheritor of royal blood is perhaps Seeking popularity for political purposes. Fortu- nately, however, his benevolent project is not amenable to the charge of conspiracy. —___- > _____ In urzing Jules Ferry to form a ministry, Presi- dent Grevy comprehended the man whom France needed. Already the difficulties and dangers Which beset the republic have been removed and the machinery of government is agala working smoothly. If M. Ferry lives he may be the next President of the French republic. ——___~+e»—_-____ (iThe senatorial struggle in Michican still drags along, but as Mr. Ferry has dropped out of the fight it ts probable that the antagonism between the republican factions may subside, so as to bring about an early settlement upon some one of the numerous aspirants — <> ___ Herr Most, the communist agitator, came to this country to attain fame and make money. He got netther; but instead has found that obscurity, Which, sooner or later, engulis humbugs of his class. prourr ACTION If NEEDED WHEN CRAMPED, DON'T EXPERIMENT ON YOURSELVES, YOU NEED RELIEF AT ONCE! Get it, if possible, by using the GENUINE FR EDK BROWN’S GINGER. Im pe os @ LEGAL WHITTEN GUARANTEE PRICE AND QUALITY. TARE NO OTHER! ¥ HOUSE IN THE CITY THAT GIVES AS TO; THE SPECIAL FEATURE OF OUR FEBRUARY SALES IS TROUSERS. BUT SPRING OV:RCOATS ARE READY, WHILE WINTER OVERCOATS AT THE PRICES WE NAME ARE A GOOD IN- ESTMENT FOR NFXT WINTER. SPRING STYLES IN TAILONING DEPARTMENT NOW READY FORK INSPECTION. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONF-PRICE CLOTHE ND TAILOR, I guarantee in writing price and quality. Tae Ste s Or Tux Tors Point like th: artistic garment humanity hav riuht to hand ‘iny” toward an era of the fairer portion of d the almost exclusive © toilets, but maxeu- ‘uncertain rnment. Hence, e public, unusual care i in the selection of suitable chest order must be em s that will produce the Gentlemen will easily reeoznize one ability to fully Meet the iaeue, and we open the bail with au elegant Gisplay of SPRING OVERCOATS! ‘Thatare so beautiful in their color tones, and so exqui- ite and graceful in ther Muish and contour, as to wrat- Mfy and cielight the most devote.t admirer of custom-Hhe garments. It matters not whether you want a medium or fine Spring Overcoat, you will Bnd we pay the same atten- tion and curerul supervision to our goods irrespective W oopwarp & Lornrop, THREE YEARS IN WASHINGTON. On Monday, February 26, we begin our fourth year’s business in Washington. We take this occasion to ex- Prees our thanks for the liberal patroage extended to us during these three years, and to p-omire that noth- ing shail be left undone on cur part in the future to merit itscontinuance, We quote below a few specia prices which will be continued throughout the whole week: WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT. Lace Checked P’ques, Lace Striped Piques, Striped Lawns, at 1254 cents per yard. India Linen, We shall make this season a specialty of our number, at 15 cents per yard. Satin Striped Piques, fine Lece Checks, all compris- ing the best and handsomest line of fabrios ever of- fered, at 25 cents per yard. Dotted and Figured Swisses, Masolias, Fnglish Nain- s00k, Nainsook Checks, Linen, Lawns, &c., cheap. TABLE LINENS. Barnsley Damacks in a handsome line of patterns, in- trinsically the best goods in the world, at 87} cents. $1 and $1.25 per yard. TURKEY RED DAMASKS. Fifty-six inch Turkey Red Damasks, splendid quali- ty, and worth 62 cents, we shall offer at 50 cents per yard. NAPKINS. One hundred dozen %x%{ bleached German Damask Napkins, extra quality. We shall offer as a special bar- gain at $3.50 per dozen. ‘We open to-day a fresh lot of manufacturers’ rem- nantsof Irish Linens which we have twice yearly by contract. They are perfect in every way, and equally as] good as whole pieces at nearly one-hal‘ the price. Lengths running from one yard to six yards, at 25, 30, %, 40, 560 and 62 cents, HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. Fifty dozen ladies’ extra long, silk clocked, Balbrig- wan Hose, @ most superior quality at the price of 25 conts per pair. Ladies’ drop stitched, fancy striped Hose, full regu- lar made, at 39 cents per pair. Ladies’ solid colors, recular make, silk clocked Hose; superior quality, of the celebrated make of Heinrich Schopper, only 60 centa per pair. HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. ‘SFifty dozen ladies’ extra fine all linen white hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, wide hem, only 123 cents each. Fifty dozen ladies’ extra fine colored border hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, only 12% cents each. Fifty dozen gent’s three-fourths plain white and col- ored border hem-stitched Handkerchiefs, examine the quality, at 25 cen:s each. Fifty dozen gent s three-fourths hem-stitched Initial Handkerchiefs, elegantly embroidered, usual price 75 cents, this lot only 50 cents each. ; FRENCH SATEENS. ‘We have opened twenty-five pieces new etrles of printed Sateens, making our assortment the most de- sirable to select from in this city. Plains, 42 cents; polkas, 45 cents; figures, 50 cents per yard. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 126 5 BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, ILES! We offer the best BLACK AND COLORED SILKS At $1 and $1.26 in the city. Finer grades in Black at ATTRACTIVE FIGURES, TYLER & CHEWNING, £26 918 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. Se sarors asp Mesnrrs ‘Will find at our Establishment A COMPLETE STOCK OF DINNER, DESSERT, GAML, FISH, SALAD, BERRY, TEA AND TOILET SETS, PLAIN, CUT AND ENGRAVED GLASS, | PLATED GOODS AND TABLE CUTLERY, Which will beoffered at LUW PRICES. GOODS FULLY PACKED FOK SHIPPING FREE OF CHARGE. J. W. BOTELER & SON, 923 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, £26-6t x Guear Bancarss IN SECOND-HAND PIANOS. aril One Toctave upright, almost new Hardrmau ose wood (very hands. ime) case equare Piano... 2 ve Foeewood, carved lexs, Union Go: 15 : 150 200 | One 7-0¢ ave Kosecranz piano. 260 Alo, six Organs. by Mason’ and Shoninger, trom $35 to $6. All of them in good order. term at tue warerooms of W. G. METZEROTT & CO., Pennsylvania ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts. _ Sole agents of Steinway & Sons Pianos. £26-3t Foz sale upon vory easy Srecur Srsxe Ovesrse, ENGLISH AND PARISIAN HATS AND BONNETS, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH 2 AND 3. EATON & HARRISON, 1337 F STREET NORTHWEST, Ovzxme Or, Sentsa Goons, «SEATON PERRY, (Successor to Perry & Brother), » CHECKS, NIN GES = NATION SULTINGs IN. COCAL, STRAWBLEAY AND ALL THs NEW SHADING ‘RES, NUNS VEIL- LUPIN'S CHUDD!S, CASH NGS, AND BLACK GKENADIN TWISTED SILK AND HERNANI GRENADINES, | SPECIAL OFFERING" OF BLACK GKOS GRAIN 7 JARGAINS” IN 20-INCH SATIN MHADAME SAND 2, N34 COLOK D SILKS AT ALL THE FASHIONABLE LIN Zon) NEVER HAVIG BEEN SOLD BEFORE AT RE’ OK LESS THAN 931.75. NEW LOUISINE AND SUMMER SILKS. PRINTEDINDIA PONGEES. CANTON CREPES. EMBROIDERED SATINE, BATISTE axp ZEPHYR ROBES FROM $10 TO 320. STOCK OF FRENCH SATINES AND ANDERSON'S SCOTCH GINGHAMS IN NEW AND CHOICE DESIGNS. NOVELTIES IN WHITE GOODS. FINE D! HIRTS FOR $1. Cnoick Goons, Piaix FicuBEs, axD CoRRECT SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Penneylvania avenue, corner 9th street. Established 1840. 1m SJoux T. Moircerrz, : 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 10-4 BLEACH SHEETINGS, 230. 100 MARSEILLES QUILTS, $1.25. TABLE DAMASK, TOWELS, NAPKINS, And all house linen good at prices never before named £24-4t for geois of the quality. Tarvtor & Horry, si iy athy Ce a ae 7 $9 RIS Ry PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. LOOKOUT FOR SURPRISES WHEN WE OPEN OUR SPRING SUITS! THE FIRST INVOICE 18 ORDERED! IN THE MEANTIME WE ARE SELLING THE BEST LINE OF CAMBRIU UNDERGAR- MENTS IN THE CITY. NOVELTIES IN APRONS, CAMISOLES, PILLLOW SHAMS, SKIRTS TO BE FOUND IN OUR SPRING STOCK | NOW COMPLETE. TAYLOR & HUFTY. xD Suuaer 1883. Srrine A Our Mr. Shuster has Just returned from New York, where he purchaeea a Complete Stock of CHOICE DRESS GOODS in the very tatest Paris Styles, which are NOW OPEN, and to which we invite the attention of the public. a VELVETS. DRESS GOODS SILKS, SATINES, zs PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, N. B.—The best is the cheapest. 124 7 REDUCE A LARGE STOCK OF CANNED GOODS, I WILL SELL FOR NEXT THIRTY DAYS best Peas. Orders by mail or teiep C. WITMER, EXTENSIVE RETAIL DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES, 124-9m 1918 Pennsylvania avenue. Waren Furens, ‘Which Render the Potomac Water Absolutely Pure. REFRIGERATORS " And HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. CHINA DECORATED TO ORDER. INITIALS or MONOGRAMS on Glass at short notice. M. W. BEVERIDGE, 1 No, 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Ss. L. Hempstoxe, SUCCESSOR TO HEMPSTONE & PERRY, Calls especial attention to his Black Goods Department, *| should make. their consisting in part of LUPIN'S CELEBRATED CASHMERES, DRAP D'SAXE, BATIN SOLIEL, SILK WARP DRAP D'ALMA, IMPERIAL SERGES, ALL-WOOL OTTOMANS, BLACK ALBATROSS, SHOODA CLOTH, LANGTRY SUITINGS, ALL-WOOL DRAP D'ALMA, CORDULETTE, TRECOT CLOTH, NUNS VEILING, BLACK TAMISE, LT. WEIGHT CAMEL’S HAIR, HABIT CLOTH, BLACK BUNTING, COURTAULD'S ENGLISH CREPES. 8. L. HEMPSTONE, 803 MARKET SPACE, PENNA. AVENUE. STRICTLY ONE PRICE, IN PLAIN FIGURES. 124 = N EW_ STOCK WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. EDUCATIONAL V WASTSDIA Wairr Box To MAK 3, clan out store and make himtelf generally ureful about the store. Apply at 414 9th street noxhwest. WANT R54 COMPETENT WOMAN TO Do GEN- eral housework for a small, family of grown per- sone; tuunt Dring references and etay at nicht. Ajyty at 603 F street northwest. WA: TED—4 hep CTABLE Wom’ A) ANTED—A |AT KNOWS HOW TO sltstokera “Call st Hoom Nov 4l, American wesd..y, y ANTED— TO COOK and We. must be well recommended from } Place. Apply ot 112 13th atreet nort! Wat D—TWo | VAN = WHITE end have first-cias: one, as cook and Teierences; the other chambermaid. Address’ T. giving refer entre, Vv § PLAIN COOK, A D also a attend to a baby seventeon months old and do pinin sewing. Mast bring goof reference. 824 13th street nortirwest 126-21" WASteD A Fin T-CLASS HEAD. EAL D- ress, one w estan polishing an laundry Work in all its branches; one Bell’ Boy Dish Washer, at Tremont House, 24 and Ind nue. ANTED—A GOOD COOK AT SCOT!'S BEE Hive, 206 9th street northwest. Apply tmmedi- ately. 124 3t WAXLED-A COLORED COOK WITH FIRST. class city refereuces. Apply at 1519 K_stroet northwest, 123°: R KENT—LARGE, HANDSOME FURNISHED Front Room ou second floor, tee, bay windows and @cove, overlooking Iowa Cir with vate femil Rieving no ofher lodgers: Adress cit estar POE RENT THREE FURNISHED ROOMS, PAR- ticularly desifeble for summer months, in north- western part of the city. Gentlemen with references can find a home. ress Box 128 star £26. we VOR, R NT—WANDSOMELY-FURNISHED S8FC- Lt ona story Front Room, southern exposure, with all conveniences, at 1313 H street north ‘£2. tT VOR HED L —FURNISHYD ROOMS, 17! street; reasonable to good parties; within one door of strert cara. ir ForRe SA PHIVA EB FAMILY OF THREE aduits, nioly furnished Par or and Bes 1p with bathroom adjo:ning, hot snd cold water; rent $15, with fire and gos, 2219 H street northwe-t. $26- YOR RENT—LARGE FRONT KOOM, NIC furnished, with fire and light; bath on'eame floor; Tent $15 per month; references at 913 Pa.avenve north west. TOR RENT—ONE OR TWO ROOMS. IN SPLEN it order, on loor; for gentleman an: or gentlemen only. 1290 1oth street northwest. 124-21 FP ENGH FEATS lan STREET NORTHWEST, Parlor, bed room. dining room and kit-hen, with bath. was. range, latrobe and all improvements. "Good premises. SUPPLE Of water from an oniine ou, adjoining prem | for 2d floor: $20 for 3d floor. McIN- ‘TIRE, Real Estate Broker, 918 F et. northwest. f24-3t FOR BEsTAaN 4 PURABANY NEIGHBORBOOD, wo large furnished rooms, single or en suite: moilern improvements; small family; to ible Parties only. 1221 11th’st.n.w Bese WAxXZED-TWo GOOD MILKERS. APPLY AT 1300 9th street northwest. ‘£22-3t" W)A5TED_CADIES 05 YOUNG MEN IN TOWN oF country to take light work at thir own Lome no canvaening; good ealary. “Address, with stamp, BILLARD & CO., Boston Masa. Dox S254. fLevims Retief OLD S iis, Alco, German Seryadhe Alt brie tefeconcen Lates? cat age servants at office, 926 F street northwest. C. E. PRICE & CO. 1-250" W 4 NT 2D SEMPLOMMENTBUREAU—FAMIL IES furnished with’ firet-cias« Hely—Cooke, Waiters, Chambermaida, General Hoveeworkers, ko.” Servants wanted. LC: DUNDORE, 618 10th street northwest. mn eral Workey an or this city, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New. York end elsewlers, Families furnished Servants with refere y $20 street northwest, Licensed Agency. WANTED—SITUATIONS. OR RENT—FROM | HRER® TO FIVE UNFUR- ished rooms on first and second floors, auitable for iicht housekeeping, or could ba catered for, hotse fronts south, is well ventilated and warm. 1318 Rugs atreet northwest. References exchanged. f24~ OB HEN T_UNEUBNISHED, ONE LARGE ROOM ronting two streets, and one Back Room, on second floor. suitable for light housekeeping; water and as, 1203 H street northwest. fea story brick residence, No. 1539 14th st.; just put in compl-te order. ‘Two to-rtorg brick residences on Corcoran, bet. 13th and lath sts. Just Bnisbed Two e'egant residences near P st. Circle; now and never Lent oocupied. We aiss have severe! beautifully situated lots opposite and near Hon. Jas. G. Balne’s new residence. FRANCI= B. MOHUN & ©O., £26-6t Real Estate Brokers, 1001 F st.n.w.,cor. 10th. JOR SALE_NEW AND WELL-BUILT THREE- *to-y prossed brick front ng, with modern ot Reon ese cates, roen 1 st Ht + Jot 219x100; 500. ALBERT F. FOX, 920 F street north Fe S<LE—$1.600—ON EASY TERMS—I se al peed ue tage naa A, Hel: Water. tile: taxes 5 . MCLN- TIRE, Keal Extte Broker, 018 F street northwest. £24-6t OR SALE—FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN IN, PB viethteut 65 fect stnahes trout on 16 wtrects cor- ner of Corcoran, im| ras a ‘rent- ine for $30 FOX, 920 F street northwest, 121-6 JOH SALE_A BARGAIN-TWO HOUSES, OF 8 rooms and bata-room each; water, gas; beth in i repair; ou East Capitol street; can be soid for ibe uppity “Apuiy toa SCAN 08 he sold im jiately. 27 BPR SM DWELLING HOUSES, LARGE AND mall, at great it b in all parts of the city. TIGIHL: BUILDING LOTS in northwest section of city at bottom prices. SUBU:BAN and VILLAGE PROPERTY. | Also FAKMS in the District and adjacont counties of Mary- an: VILDING LOTS ON CAPITOL HI cheap. — OSSNERNOWER & SON 115-1m 1226 F street northwest. RB SALE OR RENT—A VERY D!SIRABLE NE ‘Honee, all modern improvements, in northwesterp Fart of cis. | Also. for rect a Stalile and Carri jonse in same section. Inquire at 718 15th street n ‘west. 15-208" F 2 2EnT DESIRABLE ROOMS AND EXCEL- lent table board may be obtained at 1413 K street northwest; location un: & 122-20 JOR RENT_PLEASANT ROOMS, FURNISHED or unfurnished, with or without Board, at 340 C Street, corner 445 northwest. 120-2" Fok, RENT BY MARCH 187. TWO COMMUNT- cating furnished Rooms. 8d story front, with board, to aduit. Toom on first floor £19-12t" OR RENT_—827 VERMONT AVENUE, OPP)! Arlington Hotel, tw elegant Suites of ‘Apartmenta, on meond and third floors; newly and handsomel furnished: grate fires; good attendance; vacated M. ‘4th by a Senator. 116-20" Also, one furnished or unfura’ 416 K street n.w. References. Wy ANTED_BY A FIR<T-CLASS ENGLISH GAR- dener, 8 Situation either.in the city or country. Address Box 5, Star office. 126-3t Vv y ANTED—BY & PRACTICAL YOUNG MAN, A ion as Carpet iorer; can measi cutorlay. Address T ANDREWS, General Post Of fice, New York. It “WVANTED_BY A RFSPECTABLE WHI § GIRL, V R RENT—19 IOWA CIRCLE—\ICELY FUR- ISHED Rooms, en suite or single; yentlemen preferred. Rooms all front on thepark. Kefereuces required.” Prices reasonable. hear. {8-4w" FOR RENT— HOUSES. Fe RENT OR SALE—CASH OR ON TIME— Furnished or unfurnished, three: Brick, mod- & sitnation as Chambermaid or Waitress with «| ern improvements, 1531 Columbia stieet, between 9th Airet-class family. No objection to help with washing. | and 10th streets northwest. Low to good party. ‘Apply t0 527 10th street north west. ie” | “Ye-3t ANTED_BY A GENTLEMAN A SITUATION R RENT—HOUSE 803 O STREET NORTH- W iiany or tn ents; will give $50 down and ‘weet, eight rooms, cellar and bathroom ; possession fen ver cent ‘a month as long as retained. Address | given on 16th. Apply st 809 O sirect north- CONFIDENT, Star office. 126-3" 126-30" ANTED-BY NEAT AND TIDY YOUNG ‘Womans Situation as chambermaid or cook ins ite fainily « the best of city reference. Call Or address 1480°% otfeot, he 1" ‘west. FOE RENT-BRICK HOUSE, 1112 H ST. N. W.. containing nine rooms and bath room: «li moder: convenienoes. Inquire of J#MiS W. BARKER, 1106 WASTED-BY AN ENGIISH LADY, AGED 16, a Situation as governess to young children; com- potent to seach French, rudiments of drewing and music; willing to travel; references. Apply at 802 lat street northwest. 126-2t" BY A LADY, A POSITION IN ANY OF the Departments; will’give the first threemonths’ salary and $10 per mouth as long as retained. Address Box 25, Star office. £24-3¢" ANTED—PLACES FOR COOKS, CHAMBER- maida, Nurses, Housemen, Drivers, Waiters and Boys, with references, Women 'ectvante can be seen at Qffioe._, Liceused Agency, 9265 streetnorthwest. C. E- ais-11w* WANTED—ROOMS. _ Hot. p.w 126-3" FOR, BENT. FURNISHED HOUSE, SoUTH front, convenient location, latrobe. &0.. or will sell furniture at bargain for cash. State full name and address, and whether itis desired to rent with or with- out purchase of furniture. Address MARCH, i office. FS RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE NINT-LOOM House, with bath and all modern improvements, nest Guithsonian. Apply 306 11th street southwest, OR KRENT—TEN-ROOM HOUSE. HALL, WATER, wan, bath. closets, 5; tubes, bay win- dow, park. i711 N. J/ave. $20. Apply at 1106 atin.w. 124-3t ‘OH, RENT—1 HEER-STORY PRICK HOUSE, eigl and water, street northwest. Apply at 219 Freteeet northwest, £22-6t* ANTED_—THREE SLEEPING ROOMS, INCLUD- ing Hall Room, with wood Board, for three ladies ani two children.” Addreas W. H. H., Star office. WARXZED_BY MARCH ist OR i57H, TWO OR three unfurnished rooms, by a gentleman and wife, for licht housekeeping, centrally located. A. S. ML, Star office, 126-21" ANT! D—IMMEDIATELY—THREE OR FOUR and M streets for party’ of five adults. State whether urnished Kooms, between 9th and 15th and F board is i leferonces required. Address J. E. __ WANTED—HOUSES. ‘ANTED—TO BUY A 6 OR 8 ROOM HOUSE. $500 cash; balance monthly or quarterly. Address W_. C., Star office, giving location and price. 123-3t" WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS Wisk DERMATOLOGY, A Life Specialty, BY Dk. J. VAN DYCK, ‘708 11th streot northwest, Washington, D. 0. He successfully treats Pimpl Blackhex Freckles, Liver Spots, Ballownees, Superfiuons Hair, Dandruff, Sealy Scalp Tetter. TETTER. Crusty Tetter, Dry Floury Tetter, Scaly etter, Blistery Tetier, Palmar Tetter, Salt hou, _ S i: BALDNESS, Crown Baldne Spot Baldne Frontal Baldness, Part Baldness! Premature Grayness, Temple Baldness. EYEBROWS AND LASHES. Irregular Eyebrows, Short Lash Scaut Eyebrows, _ Split Lachen” Scaly pikes — ineven Lashes, Redness and oiliness of the nose, dcep pores and every, form of rash humor eruption, skin disease, complex. ion an: hair, blemish, defect and «leformity. If you wish treatment for the above or any affection of the skin, complexion, eyebrows, lashes, lair oF hands consult Dr. VAN DYCK. Dermat vow st, at once, Office: 708 11th street northwest, Hours: 9a. in. to 7 p.m. ; Sundays, 9 to 2. Nore.—Owing to his numerous engagements it will be ible to treat any new parties without a posi- tive enxaxement. ‘Those wishing treatment this season, Den't call S-1m engagements at once. 126 10 BUY, A SECOND-HAND ing Preas, suitable for job work. Address Pt Star oflice. 12 . BY TWO GF 000. Satisfactory indi tar otic Winter —SECOND-HAND PHONO: Address, with price, J. HARRIs ROGER: 4}¢ street northwest. ANTED—ALL 10 CALL AND SEE OUR WON derful Vulcanized Rubver Trunk to foil baggage Smashers. Moth and Vermin Proot. Call, before buy- war your trunk:, and eee. Also, the latest and best out—a Pocket Eléctric Light. MANTZ a Sole Agents for Novelty ‘Trunk Works, 413 13th street, near Penneylvania avenue. Patent Kights for 124-20" ANTED—-MME. MERRION, MANICURE, LATE of 70 N. Charles street, Baltimore, Sd. ‘Parlors for Indies end gentlemen at 1105 F st. n.w , next door toMrs. Palmer's. Manicure Goods forsale. 20-1m ANTED—TO CORRESPOND WITH ALL those having U. 8. Dey nt Stamps for sale, used or unused, in atiy quantity with design of purchus: ing same. Address UNDINE STAMP CU., 4 N. 12th street, Philadelphia, Pa. £20-15¢ WASTED-CLD GOLD AND SILVER IN LARGE or pall quantities’ Hikhest cash prico paid. 321 Pennsylvania avenue, between $d and 44; streets, £17 ANTED—LADIES 10 LEARN NEW PERFEG- rata 8, tater of Rene Cutting and Fitting: can learn in three to four hours: sewing, at MUS. WED'S Drosmaleing School, 214 Sth sts. w! WANTED, YOU TO KNOW THATISELL A FIRST. class ‘Tailor-made Second-hand. Suit, much better EA sgreat deal cheaper than s common new suitoan JUSTH'SOLD STAND, ® No, 619 D street northwest. N. B.—New Clothing we sell cheaper than anywhere. 19 WASIED—WASHINGTON, D.c. ‘Arar. 26, 1881. T cauition all persons not to, sell or buy or nil any of my marked a herein described, as 1 will en- ie sate aha ie ee Plea marked on oue side “-M. 1 Bs," an 1 Ms D.C., 1881,” on the other side sold, One-half ‘one side **Codd’s be int Soda Water Bot! ‘ked ‘Patent At: Bidwell 1561. 361 Of sruie. In our Taiiorine Department we are showing ll the latest novelties for tne sprin« eeasou. A. SAKS & CO, @TRICILY §ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, TAILORS AND 316 AND S18 SEVENTH STREET. m Ge: Tur Best “THE CONCORD HARNESS." ‘THE CONCORD COLLARS, LUTZ & BRO., 497 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Adjoining the National Hotel. Sele Agents for Hill's Ce’ebrated Concord Harness. ‘TRUNKS and HARKNESS in great variety, at ay OR ‘fT — 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘This property is eltuated on the north side of Pann: sylvania "avenue northwest, betwoen 9th nud 2th streets. The best business square in Washington city. Appiy to Mrs. H. McCEN&Y, 1308 Connecticut ave- nue, £12-30* Fok, BENT THE DWELLING PART OF THE Forest House. cor. of N. J. ave. and D st. ws iat near B. & O. depot, 17 rooms, bath, &c., well caic Fk BE NT-100, CORNER 67m AND GS RIETS for boarding house. Apply at 408 southwest, cheap and elegant threc-stor, Dwelling, mansard roof, thirteen oniy $30. Inquire of 1. E. WAGGAMAN, 917 F street north: ‘west. £10-1m. i RENT. 1819 G st..11r..m. 917 N_H. ave.,f'me. 17.30 Lurge brick stables. 819 2ist et. trame.. 15.00 Cor. 16th and M, 12r8, 1821 K et.,5 rs, 12.00 2218 Tet..m.i.,8 Cor. 21et&Lxta.,we. 10.00 rE. 920 26th st., b..6 rs. 2008 M st.,5 rs. ..., 10.00 1813 8 st. n.w 10.00 25.00) 1822 Cedarst.,’ 9.00 MONEY TO LOAN. MoE TO LOAN, ON REAL ESTATE, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT. R. O. HOLTZMAN. _ 24 0th and F streets northwest. $8,500 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. Apply to Pry eostas. ©. DUNCANSON, £23-3t 9th and D streets n:rthwest. T2104, fio, $200 AT EIGHT PER CENT, $400, $500 at seven per cent, on No. 1 real estate? Rocomnission, Address, with Tull parti. 557, City P. O. MOREY , 70, Loan—o) IVE other approved seouri 350,000. at I ‘without delay. avenue REAL ESTATE O8 ty, in sums from $100 to rates of interest, least expense and HOBI. A. PHILLIPS, 1428 New York ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW- est rates, and without delay. JOHN SHERMAN f12-3m it y & CO., 927 ¥ street n.w. wo™== TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE SECURITY 3. Vs N. HUYCR, {7-1m_ yIvania avenue. Mose, ,70,,20a IN REAL ESTATE. Prompt attention and moderate . SWORM- JT & BRADLEY, 928 F street, $200 #2, 000. $9,500 $900 55,0000? $5,000, and other sums on first deeds of trust. Terms iod- erate, Prompt attention. “E. A. MCINTIRE, 918 Fst. f2-1m_ | | | { F& BALE-GREAT BARGAINS —; THREE- story brick House, 8 rooms, modern improvements (cne square from Patent Office), in wood order and Noll rented: $3,500. Also, three-story brick House. 9 rooms, cas, Water sind bath,on necr corner 9h, home or investment, “$8,500. Alo, a hands me iree-story press-brick front House, 10 rooma, modem, improvements, on H street, near 12th, at $5,000, Also, a Landsome (Queen Anne) House of 10 rooms, inedern improvements (new), beautift) neighborhood, $6,000. Terme to suit to satirfactory purchasers. BU: FORD, 804 F strect northwest. FOR SALE—LOTS. = (CHOICE BUILDING LoTS AND , ELEGANT HOUSES On all the Avenues and most of the Streets in the North- western Section of the City. Call or send for my Real Estate Guide, which will give you afull description of them, together with s fine map of the city. R. 0. HOLTZMAN, Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer, £23-1m _1oth and F streets northwest. gue BUILDING LO@s. fe desire to call attention to the large number of in our hands (ood cE BUILDING LOTS our hands forsale NOKTHWEST! RN SECTION OF THE CITY! We name a few of the desirable locations:— Both sides Mussachusetts avenue, between 17th and 18th streets. eqeQunectiout avdaue, between N street and Du Pont ircle. a(egib sides Connecticut avenue, between Q and ree West side New Hampshire avenue, immediately south Du Pout circle Both sides Rhode island avenue, between 14th and 15th atrecta, SMéEMOUt Avenue. between K and I. stronts, ineeachusetts avenue, both sides, between Thomas circle and 16th street. Vermont avenue, between N street and Iowa circle, doth sides. 16th street, both north and south of Soott statue. K street, aspen McPherson equare. Together with a large lint in other sections of the city. Forcomplete bulictin and full information saply wo THOS, J. FISHEK &¢O., 134 F street northwest, £22-2w near Kbbitt House. R SALE—NINETEEN BUILDING LOTS, SIT- uated on M strect northwest, between 17th street and Connecticut avenue, 24x133, toan 18% foot ulley. Price $1.50 per foot. Apply to A: A. WILSON, Roc 1, over Washington. £20. FOR SALE_MISCELLANEOUS Fe ‘ALE. 5 i siones oe 1 bath tub, ——s and and in order, cheap. Plunter, cor. fith and K. OR SALE— STANDARD SQUARE PIANO, V. NOONAN, f26. Rich mahogany case, and in perfect order; will be sold for 765 on easy monthly payments. 124-6 1203 Penn: POE SALESFULL SQUARE GRAND PIANO, elegant rosewood case, beautifully carved logs and igre, sunerb quaiity of tone; the finest Piano in the city: ‘cost’ $600. Owner will sel for neariy one-balf, cash, $10 per month. Take old Pinos iv exchange. Avply at once at Piano Exchange, 12:7 H etreet north- west. 24 PGE SALE — CHEAT— A HEAVY CONCORD Wegon, in good condition, which the owner has no further use for. Call between one and two o'clock, at 1226 Union street, between M and N streets south- west. 123-30" FE SALE RARE OPPORTUNITY 1S OFFERED to purchave a fine Harness and Phston, ut alinost half their value, the present owner having 10 further use for the'same.’ Apply at the stables of the House of tatives. 123-im Fok, SALe, — JUST RECEIVED FROM WEST Virginia, several fine Driving end Work Horses. Also for sale, Buegies, Village Carts, and one Couperet. Everything first-class and us represented. THOMP- SON‘s, 9th and O streets northwest. 123-6" FoR SALE FINE FIVE-GLASS LANDAU, used only a sbort time; two coupes and a coupelette; also, a handsome drag ‘and a #ix park haton. “All by. the best makers.” Can ‘be seen at WNEY’S Stables, corner 17thand L streets north- west. 115-2w 1OR BALE—ELFVE! HORSES, AMONG them a beautiful bay id 7 years old; 153¢ hands: sound and fine drivers; three fine eaddle 4 coupe horses. Can FPO SALE-ONE LIGHT VICTORIA, ON® SIX- seat Extension ‘Top, used a short tine: eeveral ump Seats and Daytone, Village Carts, all the Intest styie Cerr:aces now in use. at low prices. WIL- LIAM 4. YOUNG & BRO., 456 ivania avenue, _£:3-3m OR SALF—HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &e., bought, sold, exchanxed and for hire. None but first-class stock hand'e:. Everything strict us represented. WM. F. DOWNEY, 1620 to 1624 da street northwest. . 3a22 ONEY TO LEND F ALE-A LIGHT ONE-HORSE VICTORIA N ON REAL ES1ATE. 2 soem. is and Coupetette, used a short time, Also, severed WM. ING, new and second-1 arringen. ‘promi $223-1m 1420 New York avemtie, | aifented toat JOAN M-YOUNGS, 316 Oth at dis ae ONEY TO LOAN R SALE—A LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND MO'S3 Towe8? nares of interest sccond-iiana’ Cyrtiages, casbeacing ik. cee ETHOS SeFISHLE co... | Ett Canes, Course, Coupe “cokers 2 }. J. FIS pay “a cy jum) 4a13-6m 1324'F strect northwest. | Busgies, fs, Be. ‘Ment for Hoxton. Buckboard Car- = Bnet. Hendirine prombdy to. % we TO Luan. GRAHAM, Heposltdry and Factory, 410416 Suh sirest have, MONEY, TO,LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, in ROLE: mil sums of from $100and upwards, at lowest rates of in: POL SALEEA 107 OF FINE IMPORTED CANA- coe Redshy: 5 g.warsen, | * eee eet ent: store 8 fi = . nerthwi a o -4n:* $21 916 ¥' street northwest. MoE ee a : — ite ity. FI FOX % 1 N, 4 c nnsylvania avent DINING ROOMS. LOST AND FOUND. Lost SEyEN, DOLLARS IN CASH “AND struct ar tickets between 11 o'clock and 1:80 Satur- e ‘Owner having eame returned ve a Iiberal reward. . Mrs. C. GEORGIE GOLDEN, 430 7th street, corner E southwest. 136. Porssta RINING ROOMS, ‘Having secured the services of a first class cook, first clase micals will be served at the folowing rates: ‘Single meals, 35c. ; 20 meal tickets for $5. £13-2w E DROIT DINING ROOMS FOR LADIES AND 812 F Street Nouth es Patent Office. s . Regular Meal, 25 cents; 22 ‘Meal Tickets, $5, Com- fortable Dining Rooms for Ladies and Famiites up Stairs. Meals and Lunches served from 6 a. m. to 7 p. m. (al8) J. W. BEALL, Prop _____ BOARDING. 1908 wen STREET NOKTHWEST—LARGE, furnished room, with best of Board. 12 8 private family; also, pleasant hall room; location de- sirable: on avenue car line; terms low; references ex- changed. 124-51 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. | EMBROIDERED WA. ING GLOVES, be . ‘ashins 2 a ; Opposite Ebbitt House, CLAUDENT AND PLEROM SCALES. Ibu Chore munthed" Geld Patch eae ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH | {No cards.} 126-6t FOUR-IN-HAND TIE! Jands & Codd, Barnealey / on the other side first class Table Board, at 1012 14th fi-Im as HOSIENY, BANDEERCHIETS, 40. stat with fre No. Tan ory PRAGUE MANSION, CORNEE Gin AND E STs. Srasa Oreste. m4 935 Pentavivama svenus. | £8-3m z 351 It street southwest. Pee aoe SS ANTED—THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT OUR =—s Mrs. J. P. PALMER, Fuer_ Srame Tsrorrarions. contract to f nine millions of brick for the OARD.—BOARD BY A FIRST CLASS CATERER. butler Hataand Bich Milinery, Novatin, Flowers, | Potion Ofice ulldine does hot take un out of tae aan: | EB Stead sent ont by wait ‘all socions of. the ity: 1107 F Street, Between 11th and 12th, Wears. Garuela, Parisian Neckwear, 3 best styles ots hand, abe] shall have teen millions to soll this ea PETERSON. 48 Towa Girdle, 5esoim* has left for New York to secure ber First Importation | French Corwin) 7) 7 7 ‘ Gor ete oh oe Pro pty slled. Pike WASH: PUST CLARE TABLE BO, PER MONTH; ENGLISH AND FRENCH MILLINERY, Tette Trevien, Paris, | 001 Feunevivenis erence, | INGTON BEIOR — 3 fo-lm _| gexets for $1 ae oy tara ant.” He 1 ELWOOD, ee former ices sort ee oy Sipe and slot, | WW et Gries ipa ob: BUnOES Sf tie | SecRNTEED ROOM WITH, BOARD INAIe FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, in dark shades. Heathers dyed ena Jat street northwest, per gallon during the eea- Fier Bertern eth room, 1 to $100 per a March 2d and dd, (No Cards.) 126 | new ones. sathers ded and re-ourled equaito | son of Lent -_ 1-lm_ | PLAGLEK, 316 Indiana avenues ‘dat aan = ‘OREHOUND AND ELEOAMPANE Di ANTED—BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS AND | YREMONT HOUSE—CHANGE OF PROPRIETOR, Desiars New You H HUES aed tai dap eaate| Meo enta et ian. eed eee | Qn Brag ae a é y Yor ATS! _ cases of | Wa. J. JOMNSTOR, Atorncy-at-Law, Le - ‘pee month ‘DEN- poe or pane rouble, Congne. Colds, Droit Building. per gay S25 $30, $35 and $40 a THUR NATTA’ ‘ANTED—UPHOLSTERY LAPIER HOUSE, 8.W.COR.10ra AND ESTE. ‘Tho SILK AND STIFF BAT introduced in NEW| 104 semana, Tthand Band ahamn Deng, | Ween _ cee ANY DE | "Tir. isons of fn oisient and teetcondtncted Board YORK by DUNLAP & CO. now ready at 0 OONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN-GAND brett A ey ge meee AN WILLETT & RUOFF'S, Sole Agents, 126-1m 905 Pennsylvania avenue. 1S EVERY MAN'S DUTY Toast tbe muddlernaie st capital for the benefit iD GRAVEL. have an extensive BANK OF SAND AND GRA- Suitable for buildi: concreting TURES ide Sole it oboticks cP iter 1ith aud Water obrota southwest. fein Easter Canps. 421 9th st, . J. JAY GOULD, softs | 41 6-1m i. ¥. 4 ms te Bnuoovt, rae warter, bt Ra eae ‘5. | HAS JUST RECEIVED THE SPRING STYLE FERS iG Pal BLOOK, PLAS’ CARPET LI. W. We ready to reoei: Tals Sc.” Senphone, Ga” | Arcam 10 TOOAY to rooms past soes. or WANTED_STEAM, CARPET CLEANING WITH- out for insUry to yous Orere telephone, ‘avenue. “ArH: GHAGE ANTED— RICE, 490 MAINE AVENUE saan iret, aie wn out ‘Furniture and tear, r city, Mattresses Femuado; Heathers Renovated: etoamed. | Or- ‘WaAltee 322, \OUN( THAT Ez BEALL, Ram fsbo Noe fork avenue, is s Com- missioner of Deods for, Every and a , Examiner re Coanmisetonec, no ‘id Rtanys “alway 8. Vecant, ‘FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, BON-DONS and CARAMELS manufactured free eves day atta na €20 9th ctrest northwest. ‘Branch Store 1339 Pennaylvania avenue. . dlé-ém PROPOSAIS. (CEMENT AND BROKEN STORE. Mare Depameaee Brave, Wak axD jasuineTos, D. pane it $5 REWARD_LOST— FEBRUARY 25. BLACK ) ana tan terrier gyp; answers to the pame of Tan tis number 977. Above reward if left with P. F. SICK, 8.w.cor.2d and H ets.n.w. itt OST—AT THE CAPITAL PLEASURE CLUB'S en at Willard Hail, an Cap. finder will oblie us by leaving it at 106 F strect northwest. 126-20" LOStc08 FEBRUARY 27u, 4 LEATHER POCK- etbook, con! valuable papera and a email amount of money. The finder can relain monegfor their tronble if they will return papers and pocl to Star office. at )UND—A SUM OF MONEY, WHICH THE OWNER cen have on proving property and paying for this advertisement. Address by letter “FINDER care P O. box 457, city. 126-20" a ey ee temple Cafe an = a Poluted eter. ‘The above reward and the thanks of the owner for its return to 24 Grant Place. ir O3T—A BUNCH OF KEYS, WITH TAG AT- tached marked *°8. C. Plummer.” Finder Shi return to 1992 H street northwest and receive reward. 124-20" ‘O8T.—I WILL PAY TEN DOLLARS AND ¥O questions saked for the return of my’ Black. White ietnvel B EGLOFF. ace wooks a si 9th street. B. EGLOFF. - REWARD—LOST, ON FEBRUARY 22p, A Scotch + ; 7 months old. The above $5 er ald if retuPied to 1B sorest mortar 23-3t" DENTISPRY. Dt*+ sOOTT, Preservation of the Matera OK See fl-im* Aaa es nea De ame soccer ar Diag iy ore GT Latemee LEE aS Saat he NEY METHOD FOR PIANO AND SINGING. FROr. DE WOLOwsEre an shortest and beet new system, saving years Feading muse at sich, traitiing ‘voices t the hie culture for concerts, etc. New singing are now opeted at Prof. De Wolowski ‘Maced Joti tute, 1116 M street northwest, corner 12ch. J)PECORATIVE EMBROIDERTES OF ALL KINDS Din ‘at School of Art Noodi ay i Row, Pa. ave. and 10th st. Private lemons an clasine, | Pore manent Wet stamp.ng in artistic dosyrus a “Sy. Saturday cinrece for schon! sits OWES BOOKKEEPING— EASIEST, SHORTEST Hine Months of study aa enn geome shin, etc., #34 month. G. WHO Houbs from 2:30 to 5, and 7 to 10 pan. JRENCH LESSON —NEW TERM IN PERRO. ary. sian pronunciation. Natural method. Conversation Classes for ladies and gentlemen, Daciy Kinderzarten for children. Mornitye : Cineses of sligredes. M'ue V. PI Ph PARIS, AT 1192 3 A atrest northwent. Mx; LEVEE, st. n. Ww... will give Converastional French 1 at her own and pupils’ renidenoe. Alvo, open Event ‘Classes, | New term from March. Price moderate. € at 5 o'clock p.m. febl-Im* GPENCERIAN BURINESS COLLP LypNoow ) Hall Building, corner 9h and D «trects. Day am evening Seesions. wiete in its arrangements fog ters, and men and women fog life.” Students received e month in the year. Scholarship aS sro dane trance, day or evening, $4). Special terms by mon! or quarter, orfor year by instalments, Circulars inated en application. "HENRY ©. SPENCER, Pri . ENCE 5 _ MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vee Precio sh ~ H. LARROQUE, OF THE University, Paris. and Fy Classes in French (a specialty ), Rpenteh, i, Greek, Mathematics and Ni 921 G atroet. man, Heer UNIVERSITY Examinations for admission to the College and the Profesional “choos are held every pear it Cetntins Mess, Exeter, N. H., New York, Philndclphis, Oiueta: nati, ‘Chieaco, Si. Louis and San Francison, on ‘Thursday, Friday and Setarday following the last Wa in June (this year June 2k, 29 and 30.) The rd Examinations for Women are held in Came bridge, New Xork, Philadelphia and’ Cincianat! on de same days. Special stndents are received without examination im every denartment excep the Medical Reha. Jradtintes of other colleges are admitted to advanosd standing in Harvard College upon such conditions at the Frenity deem equitable in each case. For info. mation concerning the terms of @mission, the cost of a college oF professional course, the schalar. ships (155) and other beneficiary aid, the studies th ech Gevrartaicat, or any other wal port University, “address the Regisirar of Harvard Univer- sity, Cambridge, Mase f12-m&th, 12t NSTRUCTION IN SHORT-MAND au: SpAYa A. and Fridays, from 8to 9p. m.. at Spenearian Be : "heh t Prat. De Dees ¢ and D stroe by BLOWN. “Pupils reoslved at any tame MS E. A. CHAMBERS TAKES PIFASU! announcing that she is prepared to receive a lim ber of pupils i the Vavtich % nper of punts in thorourh ! nslich branches duvte, "Gus F atreet adui pass the door. Ss FLYNN, A M., PRIVATE TUTOR, S. 'W. Gor. Sth and K streets Mathematics, French. Germ Preparation for C —_ competitive e: get Point, Annapolis, EEXENING CLASSES. $5 A MONTH. EP A 'erms iu Avance. metic, B: cokkeaping, Es SS GAAEEIELD KINDERGARTEN AND TRAINING oud Advested ace ore emer, Sa ci ox ft work. MKS. A.B. UODEN, Principals Wasnne ‘ON CONSERVA’ TIMMS’ New Halla, cor. 7t: trance 707 D at. RY OFM Zz a. 3 Fourteentiy a a. Noice, Sineing, Violm, ike. ‘Ferelve, teachers. Pres advantages. O: B. BULLARD, Director. nik-tu™ y 188 AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, TEACHER Vocal and Instrumental Music and Harmony. Addrees 944 K strect northwest. Lessons resumed. Yeniber 4th. as Moscan ADEMY, 17 between Comnecticut ave. and 17 Principal, J. P, CAULFIELD, Mus. f Studies resumed uber 14th. auld ATIN, GREEK, MATHEMATICS, NATURAL SOF L ence Lopin ory privately or aoe indonts prepared for Collsge aud competitive examinations. ‘Address A. JANUS. AM 3030 Columtman J ANTED—A MAN WITH $5,008 CASH ‘TO JOIN ine in starting a business on P A) ‘that will pay large profits, good business man. This tka ance for @ Full particulars by sddeesing J. Star office. 6.000 WANTED FOK ONE TO THRER | years on first-class real estate, worth more than double the amount, at xix percent. \ddress P.1.C., Star office, 124- AOE SALE_FIXTURES AND GOOD WIL. OF A ‘first-class Dairy, Lunch and Dintne Rooms, —plen= did location and lonx lease. No capital wired to ram the business. possession. 614 9th street northwest, naa FS, SALE-STOCK, FIXTURES will of = Drug Store; averace Cheap rent. AND GuOD crsh sales $400 per TYLER & RULHEKYORD, t insurance, 1226 Fst. northwest. 1) TRUCK FARM OF FORTY ACRER, perfect cultivation: orchard, good water, &e. :near Alexandria. For price and terms inquire af W & WILCOX, corner 20th and J streets north. west. £21-#t IBEKAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED ON time deposits, United States Bonds boubtand sold atmarket rates. Collections made every wherv by dH. 5Q €CO., Baukers, 1416 Penna. ave. 13m APITALISTS SEEKING INVESTMENTS In both improved and unimproved Real batate in thia city, in the most desirable Jocalit es, will fird it to their advantage to call_on JOHN A. PRESCOTT, Real Estate Broker. 1416 F strect northwest. Elerant corner ‘Lots und large or stuall frontages {or sale, 1416 F street northwest, 1)0-in Me ALE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED Property’ city. rar. culare call or wend to Our office, SWORMSTED a BRADLEY, 928 F street. KR SALE OR LEASE—THE MOST DESIRABLE Pleasure Resort in Wastnugton, known as Laofiler'a Washington City Garden. Larve Vall attao ved to main building, large pavilion, lange cellars wud wine vau! 126 grown ahade trees; grounds contain nearly 60, U equare feet, For full particulars, terms. &e., ayply to ERNST LEFFLER, Washington, D.C. Property can te negotiated for immediate reason siven for leasing. Ju . PERSONAL. _ N LADIES WHO pitol wtreet S) af. ALKA E., Star ofhes, Acquaintance earn-#tly de: 126-31" month; tis rected Bicyclers t rnoon by sendinw addrows to will confer agreat favor. red. Confidential. DETECTIVE AGENCY. No. 804 E STREET NORTHWEST. elisble information furnished in ail cases: consul- tation free; will call at residencs when requested: all Dbuninens xtrictiy confidential. fi-im*_ McDEVITT, FLINDER & McELFRESH. LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST SIMON IMIRIE Spee an any of - D. 1883, dn No. 601 D at.n.w. . PRESTON WILLIAMSON 117-2 Aracues. $5,000-"""* Tiga? Duss ine yeas" Jeane of lands, 262 acres, in Cal Buncr, to bis nephew Sue Beall. These lands wee 1793, in possession Notely Youns, whose title of lease: Eig. Commies Beall Forrest . 8. Commi — -— Witite—whore forwarded by the Secretary of Treasury to U. 8, 1803, states they were nuable to wet perfect titles to tands of Warhi City. 7 262 to 350 acres, were reserved, and jaxhineton Atenmal and conticuous tire rt of Commissioners aud tithes per- fected and iniperfected of Washing:on City innids 1" pew session of said Comminni were banded the loners in 1803, Secretary of Treasury and forwarded to U. s. Congress an 1803 (wee Congressional Journals), and now remain mnong U. 8. ves unknown. ‘The lease of Beall having lapsed, the fee title to said Iands in holdings of Note Young, 1798, return to Thomas Edmouston's male ‘neie, snyeait, funder Maryland, tnws, 300 years aco). i individually, offer a rewind $5,000, for andatance in a fall know! and ‘copies of the 99-year lease, and records hunted U, 8. Couszress in 1803, which are now smuny archives of U. 8. Address UEL B. EDMO\STON, S. Sth street, st. Louls, ‘Mo, COUNTRY REAL ESTAT! R RENT—ONE OF THE FINEST COUNTRY wats in Mi adjacent Frederick City. Erne geet oe eae faa mountain spring water, bath room, ‘Large stone barn and Tor Sret-class wesk and artetic wlering plam your. fo cts | cere with the tending house of Weshlanton, ee x a