Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1876, Page 2

EVENING STAR WASHINGTON: MONDAY. ++ Jaly 10, 1876. CROSBY 5S. NOYFS........Editor. Reading Matter on Every Page | Arerage sworn Daily Circulation over 15,000,-being more than three times that of any other daily paper in Washington, and equal te that of all the other daily papers in the city added together. — — The claim frequentiy made heretofore by THE Stax that the summer heat of Wash- ington 1s pot as extreme or dangerous as that of most of the other cities of the coun- try, many of them being situated even much farther north, is abundantly justified by the weather record for the past few days. By common consent, Saturday was regarded as about the hottest and most oppressive day we have had in Washington this year, as, indeed, it appears to have been in almost every quarter from which we have heard. Yet here, that is in the éditorlal as well as business departments of Tz STAR office, | the mercury did not rise that day avove 93%, while in Trenton it stood at 110°, in Phila- delpbia and New York at 9°, and as far north as Toronto at 93°, or the same point reached here. It must be remembered, also, that in few large cities are the streets so Wide, the shade trees so namerons, or the circulation of air so free as in Washington, so that the same degree of heat, as registered by the thermometer, means a great deal moore of tanger and persona! discomfort else- where than !t does here. Undoubtedly those of our citizens who are able to go to the ea side aad the mountains during tne heated term gain much ia the way of cooler air, if their locations are well chosen, but those who are compelled to stay a@thome may craw consolation from the tact that they really suffer less from the heat than those similarly situated ia other cities. To be sure, one’s pains are not much if any the less because those of others are greater, but it is a solace nevertheless to know that whatever our sufferings are, they might yet be wors+; aod this comfort Washingtonians certainly bave a8 regards their summer weather. se0e- letter of acceptance will Governor Hayes’ © should come ont strong in be- bailf of sound currency, and elvil service re- form, The Cwsarism ghost has already been pretiy effectually laid, but If thereare any people who still take stock in that phan. tom, Governor Hayes’ declaration that he Js teetotally @ one term man will bring re- lief to them. —_ Justice to thi Memory Of a peerless sol- dier demands that Gen. Custer’s fame shouki not be dimmed bya charge of disobedienca of orders witneut the fuliest evidence. That be was rasb, and that in the case of the Little Big Hor p cieaster his jadgment for once was St fault, mast be admitted, but that he ac- tually disobeyed orders would seem to be disproved by the orders of Gen. Terry, indi- cated In the following extract: “The Brigadier General commanding di- rects that as soon 48 your regiment can be made ready forthe march you proceed up the Rosebua in pursutt of the Iudians whose trail was discovered by Major Reno a few days since. 1t is, of course, impossible to give ary definite instructions in regard to this movement, and, were it not impossible to dose, the dopartuent commander places too much confidence in your zeal, evergy @nd ability to wish to impose apoa you pre- cise orders which might hamper your action when reariy in contact with the enemy. He will, b ver, inlicate to you his own views r action shoul be, and he desires 4 conform to them unless you t reason for departing from Quite possiviy it may yet appear that Gen. Custer acted in direct opposition to the “views” indicated ty Gen. Terry, but while this fact would relieve the latter of the re- sporsibility of the disaster, it would not, under the permission given to Custer to act Upon bis own judgment, lay him open to the charge of positive disohed ience of orders. —__—__§_<e-____ Blanton Duncan ts nothisg if not forcible. Just before Tilden was nominated he said if Tilden was not smashed he (Blanton) might be called a liar. Now ne is out ia a letter to the Philadelphia Press in which he says the repudiation of Tilden is fearfal. “Tue tide for Philadelphia and the formation of another party on principles is resistless. # ‘The doubie-faced platform and ticket of the New York politictans need only exposure to be repudiated by honest men. ‘We are com- ing, Father Abrabam, miliioas strong.” Our motto will be ‘relief,’ and not Tilden re- ——-re __ THE Case or JupGe Humpurers.—The Capital conciudes @ temperate articie upon the charges made against Judge Ha mphreys, by the followirg remarks, which seem to cover the ground very fairly: ie “We understand that Judge Hamphreys is amiable in private life and agreeable io Social circles. We regret that these Virtues are not supplemested by capacity, diguity and courtesy. With the Ian we Lave nothing to do; with the pabiic officer everything that an organ devoted to the interests of this community cao and ought to have. Therefore, in the nameof the people of the District, we urge Congress to inquire whether this gentleman respoads to the average requirements of a United States 5 a whether he is Stted to sit as a mem- of ore of the most important courts In the country, ® court whose jarisdiction is upperaiiele’; whether he is learned in the law, patient in hearing cases, impartial in deciding them; whether he ts dignified and courteous; no respecter of persons; free from Fecullar improper obligations to some law- PES, CF inimical to others from motives tue east creditable lo a judicial officer. if Judge Humphreys comes ont of the fiery furnace poritied we will rejoice in his vindi- cation, if uot, we will rejoice in the vindica- Ucw of the bench of this coustry and this See But every sentiment of self- respect, all the pride that Americans should take ip thetr judiciary, the alleged wrongs Which the members of the bar have recet ved ‘St bis hands, and the serious charges which have been brought against bim, render bis investigation proper and inevitable.” — -.e2- — Mr. Bergh’s interesting turtle case In New York bas been decided against him. The sist of the charge against one Blackford was that he kept tur‘les on their backs with their flippers perforated and tied. The tes- timony was to the effect that there was co- Sgulated blood in the apertures where the Ups were pierced; that where the flesh was pressed blood fowed,aod that the eyes of the turtles, too, looked glazed and dull, giv- ing an expression cf agony. The veterinary Surgeon of the society, br. Brotherton, cor- roborated Officer Field’s testimony. Prof. Chandler, a1 judicial the former. Prof. Agassiz once expressed ‘the opinion tuat the Practice alluded to was cruel. Some of the papers recommend the nom- ination of William M. Evarts, as a bigh- Aoned republican candidate for governor of New Yord. He would certatoly be an unex- ceptionable candidate for the ‘5s he would be for the Presidency, the U. 8. Chief Justiceship and other bigh Positions ‘Yor which he has been named, but somehow, dike Charles Francis Adams, he ts of th Sort of men more mentioned than nomi. there may be hones: differen: ot opinion as to the propriety of transferring the Indian Bureau to he War Department, one thing may be counted on with a good | deal of confidence should the change be made. After that event shall have trans- | pired long enough for the new regime to in- | Sugurate and enforce a polley,we shall prob- | ably not hear in connection with any futare | @pgagements with the noble red men that they are armed with better and longer range guns than our own troops. This significant bit of intelligence coming with the news of the late Little Big Horn disaster must be as puzzling to foreigners as it is humiliating and exasperating to ourown people. That there should be any foundation for it is one of the anomalies of our system of govern- ment that had better be terminated at once. —_—_-<02-_____ How often have you been asked whether this is hot enough for you? SPECIALTIES AND NOVELTIES. Blue Flannel Blouses............ Batbing Saite and Drawers, from 75 Cts.to 9 00 Blue Flannel Yachting S0its...... omen GS 40 Gingham Umbrellas, Simost fast color, the bast dyed gocds hitherto made, from @1 $0 to $3 60 The Wameutta Shirt, Bothing to equal it ia the country at tO BECO sereseese. oo Pan y | Hontirg and Fishing Suits | Male to order. Nizbt Shirts, NOW ceressees. Chick Alpaca Coates. Fine Bine flannel Suite. | Fine French Suspenders, ‘Crossed backs, 32 Ots., 45 Ote., 6 Cte, and 90 Cis, iN Double Breasted Frock Coats With Vests, I havea large assortment In Drap d'ete, Worsted and Broadcloth. xcelient Broadcloth Coat for...........$816 20 Strapcers are invited to inspect my stock of gen- tlemen’s belongings, aad I am confident will find no cheaper or better ¢. im the country; at least that isthe ceueral testimony of recent visitorsfrom all sections, ONE PRICE ONLY. APRICES MABKED IN PLIN FIGURES. TER PEB CENT. DISCOUNT FOR OASH. @EORGE O. HENNING, 410 SEVENTH STREET. jy °@ SIGH OF THE GOLDEN FLEROB. aoe SE SE SS SOLEE Fenn. MASTELS, GRATES, FURNACES, AND LATROBE STOVES. THE 8T. GEORGE RANGE, A perfect er. the most attractive and best 2 otins Rance sold tm the market. SLATS AND MARBLE MASTELS, est Sesortment south of New York, from et, Low Down. ard Half Low Down GBATES, The hi ei: Bas from $15 to @i25. Five different patterns of LATBOSE STOVES. EOUNTON 5 HEATER, put up to two rooms, ALSO, THE UREN OUAL-OIL OOOK STOVE, MEB ~t fu merket, from §2 to $9 avd examine our stcck betore making your hases. at CHRIS. RIESSNER’s, yi0-te 7:5 & 717 7H STREET N. W. JOHN T. MITCHELL, 93t PENNSYLVANIA AVENCS. We bave carefully gone over our stock and re. duced prices to the lowest figures, to close out our Temaloing stock of SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS. Noteihstanding the low prices ruling dar- jug the past season, we have ‘made our prices still Lwer, & c.0ne ALL MADE UP GooDs, ALL UNDERWEAR, ALL DRESS FABRIOS Gre lower than ever befure, aud in quality thet not be surpassed. = is = From and after MONDAY, July 10, we ci store at ain o'clock p.m weyers REMNANT Day. - TUESDAY, JCLY Lith. SA yet teres bn temeeee BO W , ( Tuesda: Fras © eball washed ole: Sod atantas tell them out of Ledies wishii of ell Rind. them TO W. M. SHU! It [Chron &Rep] 919 Jas.E.F.tcx. Bost.0. Fox. Kpwin O. F'n, Fox & co. BEAL &STATE AND LOA! Oske: 1509 Penn ave opp. U.S. Treaty Deratt't, elt Proj oney. Uvilect Bitest Tovar: ation given jee be- iyl0-tJant y. Collect tents, Lend Interest, Becure Tenants, Pay Taxee, ance. Attend to Kepaii to the management of Es: longing to pop resident owners. Pp® POSALS FOB STATIONERY. TREASURY J) EPARTMENT, July 7, 1876, Sealed Proposals fcr furnishing Stationery for the fisee| year ending June 30, 1877. will be received at ee Dorerment Until the Sth day of August, 1376. cl ck m. Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon application. ‘ation. ‘ihe bice will be considered and ace) - jected ite by item, and this edyertisement aud the 01 to far as sccepted by the Secretary of the the bond mm pany i! ment snd the bidder or bidders, sad no further tract will be executed. bar! a The articles contracted for must be rnished from th to time durtngthe year, titiva pursuant to orders from the Department. The met Hie ucautities will, however, be called for during year. Bach must be signed by the individu or firm wk! ‘and be accompanied by a loud a peated by a bond with =uflictent sureties, in the sum of ten thousand dollara (910.000), approved by & Caited Sates ofe ficer of the district in which the sureties reside or do business,on sformto Le fa ed 7 the De- partment, conditioned for furnishing such portioas of the article ay be awarded under it, and the rfoims pee of contract. * jos will be subject to inspection by an All delivertes w: exper? detailed for the purpos: by the Bccretary of the Treasury. aud the delivery of an inferior arti- cle will be deemed sufficient cause to annul the contract. at the option of the Secretary. be a A = free of charge at the Treasury ent, ington. ‘The fatiar: to comely with any one order under Contract wiiloperate asa forfeit fire penaly of the bond, or the ‘Treasury mav direct the purchase, such quantities of any articles as shall be sary to supply the ‘defclenc ui Y by satisfactory bond will not be constdeced and contracts will be aneon fa only to eeablished manuincturces of, or Salers Proposals to be addressed ‘undersigned, markel™ Proposals for Stationery — iy 30 tawst Scorctary ot the Feeeeiy. ‘THE CENTENNIAL BEE HIVE ‘Will be on exhibition for s tew days TH AGBIOULTURAL wi Gousz OF JOUN. A. 5 and end ob parsers. rae in Bee Culture should see Hives or Bee Palaces and Territorial Rights sale ora UBB OLD BYE “Een saeraee me t rks Wine Store, D. Mikans. ° as BOOKSELLEAS AND. 619 7th etreet. oppos.te ‘Books as soon 2 BEES we ow e. soe eres ] Arenz Mo WOT ctrect nerihaca oppo | Bo ox porthwests oppoute Be | Aloysine Church) St ® Pay | ws TED—A SITUA:iUN by © Fepeseele { white Girl to de ckam*erwork. Address A, Etar office; refere: ons if required. le ry ‘A mall farvished HOUSE, om nient to cars. Acéress, stating loca! &e . A. B., Btar offi i r ‘A colored WOMAN, with good reo emmendations, to do light chamberwork snd burre two children." Apolr 713 aletat, jy10-2¢" ANTED—A ball giown GIRL os parse; must W 40 viny ara witlfog to oucke Rereelt Gectal ply at 411 25th street northwest, between D and 1B; red brick bonse. u ‘ANTED—An Americes O1BU for ea Jayelld Lady; mast be healthy; her need ap- best of requl B Btar office. fred. Address “ines WOMAS ine small faally to por- al housework aud avsist in teXing iy Bt must be well iD—A good BEAMBIRESS to cut and children’s clothes; mast treet southeast, Capitol Hill. Dring her owa machine. Inquire st 1318 Vermont avenue, bet. ‘Band 0 sts. northwest. ie ANTSD—A PEG*ON, who bas hed two or Sean peniesapaieanien the Drug bastuess, i Sage and salary ex, yw oe" r FOR RENT AND SALE. ‘OB BENT—No. 311 0 street southeast; bas gas A 6 ‘Sod water: seven rom: # _jy}0 THOS, B. Was a 7th st. iB T—A fice HOUSE, rent low, naa- eS opposite Botan- . orto FRANK yw Suilding j¥10-80" B00 yuthern re. gas, bath bot aud cold water. “Apply with Fefercuces, 913 @ strect Rorthwest. i700 lw* FOE BENT— Two second story BOOMS for lore: fog, wih breakfast sod feasto private Tami ‘: convenient by cars to the Centenniat Exhibition, Sdorese B. A. K., 137 North 16th street, Phila av NURSE for as child tn colored preferred: will be req ir~ stance fn f Dtry,” city v0. Wash'n D.0. 1. ANTRD -a white WOMAN to cook, ron, and do the general a smal! family; most come well recommended Aooly from 5 tu7 p.m. at 1106 @ street sy Wo 38 was ‘B—at the Norhera Liberty Bmplos- ment Office. 494 K streat northwest, thir'y good, competent GIBLS to fill first-class sitas- tions. J 10 6t W487 20 taedl stele For Orry and Oouotry COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS aad general house GIRLS; £0 for Philacelphi ply at Ea- ke Empi it Office, 907 1) street. Nypleses 7 ment ORs e: VOCIS® O; BUTLER, FANTED—A youn, fhe fe engaged In V teaching city “ TOA Mia Vv j ANT ED—To sell. for furnitare, CLOTHING just for a lady who nae met wi reas ** Loes,”’ Star office. ANTED—A gentlewaa and wife, with achild 3 want a nicelr-farnished ROOM & private family. Address, stating 8 for six months or longer: beat ifrequired. “W. H.M, ith pecuniary loss. Ad- a 7 ifs St TED—& WOMAW to cook, wash and iron family of three; German preferred; at treet northwest. 3910-20" ‘OR SALE—Desirabie OOUNTRY BESIOEYOE ‘on 7th street road. near Boldiers' H.me. S'iver Sprig cars vacs the door. Two acres of grouad. Splendid shade and frait tress and water dmprove- rents two eobage. eleven rooms; stabli: y for four lorses, with ot jon immediately if requi oesega | Premiers, fourth house abor= Wa pame vide 10 BNT— 2123 F street northwest, 10 10 Grant street ner hwest, 10 TOO 8 ...... ‘ant So cece eet Delaware avenue n.e, 12 4 _iyl0 3t Fok BENTO. t $3.8 mouth, a splecdid three- story BRIOK HOUSE No. 421 Lb street north- west. Apply at 62d I street northwest. js8 3t* F°, BENT—Several first class OF FIOKS in ‘Webster's Law Building. 83 - THOS BE. WAGGAMAR, 519 7th st. FOE BEST_ 1425 bth at ond 445 Potrestaw Lictly arranged for two families, 10 rooms, be- ails and pantry. 8. jocm 30, Le Droit Buiid ENT— 10 21 i ortheast, aly located; pleasant and com modious, ng water, W rooms. Bent, 25. “Apply next 3¥' SNTED—A competent DRUG OLERK. Ad dress, by mail only, O. B. DUFOUS & O0., 1814°lith atrot northwest iys-3t* PAINTER, at W 456 Pennsyly pH W3STED—An clisibio7 to 10 room HOUAM and Leet for ton acres, of land. 7 Foom house, barn, wogone, imp'ements. ke; 23 inilos A arent WAGB BB. Btar office, a 3 8. ‘st Sigual Office, Tuesday ferred. jee, Tuesda} femoz0te} sop. me ‘ bel No. 119 igus: "Pekeoe: Fo. BERT—No. 1207 lith street; improvements, 7 rooms. Kent, . WAGGAMAR, 519 7th st. ur Furni-hed HOUSE; sion July J0 h i383 THOS. E. OR RENT- some! would let to @ ledy for = Doarding house; ts bear the cepartments, and first-class nei (eres eet the rent in board, Apply 2011 H strect. 378: iy8-6* ATTY RENT Com petety, furnished for bi rae ry ‘A widow Indy would like @ SITU. keeping, PABL CHAMBER, D trem Ee ade tie reeertee mgt: | ROR aed ISOMER, ang I reared: a a * . in advance, or rel be y dress 455 P street. 378 4° | cluded. 1213 H strect northwest ips ke ANTED—To BXOHANGE new Stoves forold | g.0R REN’ z Wine RBUTLEES. corner Sth and K atrests 1Bth wrest northwest, Meer Ml weechLOTES awe, northwest. Stoves stored and y Obimneys | nue, having every mvdern improvement, cured, from @5 to $25, or no pay. iy8- ly nt cosditiun. Possession WANTED_A SITUATION as clerk. by » young man who has been clerkiag in zrocery a Dg good recommendations. nd avenuenw. j,8-2t" C. STORBS, 141 berihwest, WASTED-& Fu ISHED HOUSE, for small fomily of adult t nomins! rent fer the sam Wer; Unexcrptionable references. Address i 7 #b street north aest *NTED — FARM HSNDS, one mie from Bonndary etreet, on Baltimore and Ohi» rail. road, left hand, adjoicing Ivy City; first rate wages and treat.nent fo good hands. Hoa ©. STEWART. jANTED—Aa experienced NORE, to g>toa \ d-lightful country place for two months and have charge of two infants, Apply at Room 6, May Puilding, corner of 7h and & streets north Tu sdey morning next, at W o'clock. V at 378-2 mists to examiae Flat of TANTED—Tino © Rooms now for rent et Sid 3d strest north west, between Hand 1. Chariots pa = on each side of ‘block. It only requires at ination to sati-fy the most scrupulous, jy8 2." WASTED-SCHOLSRS for the viano. cabinet Sud great orvan. by a young lady educated in New York city cepeciaily for the profession of teaching; good references if necessary; terms un- Reashy giderate, Address ‘Miss U., Oe soe 3 8-2t ice WNte WOMEN in Wasbipaion andtnree for ‘sland and Virginia, iness pit Sut, permanent, and no peddling.” § hotel and traveling expenses paid. «A. stamp,“ Monitor Manafactoring Co., tt, Obio i38 6t as | W/4522D—WOMEN and GIRGS, white or oo- ored, for general honsewerk; also ® vumber of active Nght colored young men for waiters for Phil- dr lobia and elty; also @ few good for heteie in eity. ly at Room 17, St. Gioud Building, corner 9b asd F streets n.w.' _jy8-tr men for porters NT—A two-story BRICK HOU! us. helt, cellar, side alley, front a yerd,south front, No 1711 New York avenu hear pew State Department. Rent 83) a month ——— Inquire op the promises after 6 pm. dy8 St" FOE BENT—606 F «treet northwest, 12 rooms. ‘$6 per monti until: ctober 1, 50% Sth street northwest, 13 rooms, $65 por mouth. L droit Parl 2 rooms $65 ver month. A street abutheast (furnished). £78 per month. Corner 2¢ and F streeis horthwest, (with stcre), @58 5 Ber month 7 KR street. ( Arlington Terrace.) $20 per month. 4K street vorthwe: per month, 10% E street northwest, $20 per moath 133 F street sorthwest, $35 per moi . T sircet northwest, @32 per month. h street northoast,10 rooms. 82 por month 309 H street northeast, $18 per month. 91s H street northeast por month 2 bricks on Monroe street, $13 per mouth. 2 Brick Stables rear of 1341 K street northwest. 28 per month. 25 new Frames, 6 rooms each. on Park Place, be- tween B and C aud lth and 12¢h streets porth- east for rent, $18 and 213 per month. Soms of these houses will be sold chexp; jarce monthly payments lent opportunity to growing partof ‘he city. $5,000 and severe) smatier gums to loan on first- class real estate security, THEO. F. GATOHEL, i:8-3t Corner F aud Uh streets, POk RenT—o2e . bavement ERICK HOUSE, 0.5 154™ ib street porthwest 197 3t__ WM. F_ BOLTZMAN, 1321 F street. Ps down ‘This ts an excel. cure ago.d howe in @ W ANTBD—HEAD WAITER and MAN to fixa roof at Continental Hotel. 3y7-3," PS I EE gl NTED—A middle-aged WHITE WOMAN Wok wean et = menced, 70 Isth strect, bot wees BT 1 | le a ween O streets north’ 5 jy7-3t* WwW ANTLD—BOTTLES— Yeast Powder, Jongress Water, Cham Ale, &c. 319 lth street, between C street and sian avente. j¥6 eo3t ANTED—Any oan make ® month WwW selling our L ‘EB COPYING BOOK iv one that has a letter to write will buy it. No or whter med. Bend stamp for circular. EL- ®108 CO., 17 Tribune Building, = Tii- nots. bb-im* WASTED Immediately —A first clem BTEW- ABD and HEAD WAITER. Apply to 1231 Penpsylvania avenue. iy 3- WOMAN (white) Ito cook, wash . M, MATTE RWS, 4 iron. to 0 ws, Wesningten ttrents Dotaee Beall, pba 3 7 Know thet WILLIAM 2011 Hew York cutling garments to be novis-ly j/ANTED—CALPETS TO OLEAN at Kace’s petnies Band Guns" nAlt Galea = Sea and delivered without cherge. LOST AND FOUND. $Q5H PEW ABO—Lost, July 3, 1376, ne ve Photo, o) Building. opporite T: Depart- ‘9 gold CHAIR ond SIL ‘Ud. ‘The sbove reward will be given and no ques- LEY, Plumbers Shop, ul 3y10-3t* ‘8T—On the 8th of Jaly. Bi for 9150; drawn at 99 days, endorsel by 8 tapler. All persons are warned id note, as Payment has been 8. A. TERRY. UP ADBIFT—Wednesday, July 5. off Islaud, on the Potcmac river, ons BAT- sted lead color; about 15 feet long, 6 feet er is requested to come forwar: Pay charger and take OH SSON BEO.'S, WARLEDS Gentlemen we pa AD - at le Property, aS fd O8T—Friday, July 7th, in an F-streei car, be- tween ah rireet aad the Oa) Ben- pitol, or in the y's ream valu tions. returned to 1317 Penna. able reward will be paid. at —(On the 2d instant. GULLY LSiroressghion Wore dovtsrercecere and 7th street. The finder will re @ Liberal re- ward by returning it to Mr. LOONEY, wo. 92.0 3 street borthwest. BD W. BE PalID tothe 810 eee ernie eee the Be flowers and destroyed trees, hors on the growute at 1433 b street northwest” Barer QNE HUNDBED (100) BARRELS PURE CIDER VINEGAR, ABD FOR SALE AT LOW PBIOES ——— TO THE TRADE. piaest PURITY GUARANTEED. Gampice farnished upon application. SAMUEL C. PALMER. DEPOT, 67 GREENS STEEBT. GROEGE- Cd TO Eos, RENT—Ove of those beautiful GRIOK DWELLINGS (No. 1433) on north site of Corcoran street, bet EK wren only $35 per month Inquire pOR R-NT—37 50-PABT $16 4th strect northeast in nice re Uheap. WM. F Ls jy7 3 5 Fs RENT -Six room two storyBRICK HOUZE, * Bo 1332 8th th- OF HOUSE 5 ice repair Ghesp furnished. street nor 840 per wonth. Ingvire of 8. A GRAY, gent, Post Office De; it; residence, 2 920 Rhode Island avenue. ‘OR BENT—A three story BRIG Fe esrene BOOM with wetee Counter and Shelving for sale ches; Ome. northwest, near Governme! 7; lerge 5: per month. EDWARD ttorne! jy7-Im__ 454 Louistana avenue, o {OR BENT— 6 to 1342 B st , 10 rooms, * iggs street, 8 room: 'ierce street, 7 rooms A AVERT Estate and Claim Agent. A desirable RESIDEN he small eum of $50 pe advance; be rented to a privat the months of Juy, August aud house is new, with pressed bri located, eleven rooms, wit ences, and fs now rented for session first of next werk. Also. BRICK DWELLISG on F street, north side, between 6th and 7th streets. twel Favge, ges, bath, hot and cold water; month. ‘Also, BRIOK HOUSR on M street. between 21st and streets, ten rooms, gas, bot and cold water and bath room; price, gé0\ pcr month, Also, BBIOK HOUS: on M street, between 284 wais, Satie Bole wun 224 street. bet Fo BENT—BRIOK HOUSE 1934 4th etrect northwest, containing seven rooms; stable and ae tra Sr 615 7th ot rest. 336 6t 95, BEST 2409 & street, between 1ath and Ith at Foome: la: cellar. WiINTE Re Wind and Mth "Apply to Mise KATE iy B. Windsor House Fat » between I3tn streets. iy3-6t" "eae Pennsylvania avende. Fo SALE OB BXOBANGE- fal LAF teas ia earra sold at 8 ve ‘Thi is tho greatest Dargain ow offered in 2 es jel0-30 ‘938 F strost northwort. V7 ortab aise 1305 BIGGS STREBT, Between Band 8 and 1sth end lith streets. SWEETS am tee joSl-tr ABMS & KBTCHAY, S10 F street. FOR RENT AND SALE. | BUSINESS CHANCES. | OB BEN T—ocl, Forni hed ROOMS, on second TO LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE ] eto Oren euiter sites a 00 ply to CHAS ©. DUKO kK iy band ah. niences. $33 K sticet, is?-3* at tb acd D streets no: | Reutle and perfertiy orged » Ben USS; fine order; seven ALE —A BAKERY and © < BAe and SURE rooms, water. — frout yard, trees; on 2 ¥ ore aon i: 5 pT i 4 . Wi the city. adress = Soot tm ne. Ae BACOM: corner 4 and F sts pethicale 2e24-hm. | POR SALE—ClikaP—a rONY, PELTON sot = Ti an old No Top BU Pat. trem cite: ‘STOWE. Sow Qing’ fae | @vatlo and pent unger ube nadie 4 Su! five acres of are, ares W.-H Bias of | sage SRRSEEE THOMPSON, | BT : je23 1m 603 15th street northwest, up stairs. Fa ‘BENT—BOOMS, furnished and unfurnish- | Waste re Sry yess at DO! aA 931 D Bo. 816 north my ct we y WandT TO PURCHASE A ROU F 101 for = a | Ww 18700, verve ond ee te ace otael | ‘Sis'et_ Neal Bette agvats. 913° 6 sr mostieoxt ba! POE SALE—SaNPLe BOON, in 0 good ioce- octé- tr Scing. sORKOW_—® the District, vith dress L. MH. | pel. now base Sued . _——— fie Mie 8 goed toc | ofered RE ESTATE BULLETIN Cree mand moet varie sort 0 gm — THOS. AGGAMAR. 619 Ytn st. Latest sty 4 (Changes 748% Wednesday and Saturiiay } Booka sy atau biGeeetes ineea. OF THE Fe ‘Sun *., Postts Paiont’ Om: (Juce da Pasr— Beene amass.) QOHUTTER . tSTs a aan FRESCO, DROORATIVE and every gescrtption ot OBBAMENTAL and PLAIN PAINTING. 237 Wh strest porthwer SPECIMEN BOOM. 710 £ Jand ave iquerian BOOKSTORE, Frenne no i", be ck of 60.000 vol im™% am dered real estate in change. Apply at the ive tf vorthweet, ° ABM FOR SACE—Couteiniog mbout W scree. 6 mties from the Oay se of apples, pears, perch: in gove ore: ; price @4 000. oue-third ca, ontime. Ioguire at southeast corser of northwest. itd on = Dectal Surgery, and lege of Chtcago. 401 ide, corver D | Extiac MEDICAL, éc. _ $25 BEWARDIF first class DRUG STORE, duiug from @16 to $24.8 dar; reason for and full details given by addrersing a ee wo: gist,” Star office. po poy Con! = REAL ESTATES thece & gare of Bervaus Bebility, = 0 LOAN O8 REAL ESTATE, three to on Tie Ser Be Te toe Bie TeUReDee nit broutan. x 13-6 6U6 7th etrest M UsT BE BOLD-ONLY 82.500 FOR NEW Z Ei Ge ell FRAME DWELLIW: rooms; SS 7 z bod modern improvements; fine neighborhood. ‘neat Breed eee oem for patients. . 8 care. Apply berore 9 &. m. orat 3p. m., at ~ Se ees a pi OS Pierce Place nortnwest, between 8 aud T sts. )24- DI, REO, 28: Qitest Beabisned ant ony fe tes the Chip. oan tay tite lWteldaletedlicd Adak Sramatst grecy Fooedes ond Sebarder, ot Me, 170 Pa. To bay fine WATOHES, OHAINS, DIAMONDS, | Hctrest, from 1 to 8 o'cloc = a ons y y cured. Office and Besidence Ne. oh iss, 83.33 nae GOLDETELA RCO ene Fou'h Vembard a eee. _ pean 2011 H st. 75 a es aan pin SEVOLVERS. mE Ly 4 “Ss Aria: OTT ry Pont sears, i per bee: 1408 st. © | any vaiuaol . for use oF ornament, go to .. Prepared according to iby hm Y LOAW OFFICE, OOMNEE lor AND D STS by Dr. Darby. ‘street, cor. of Peum- io Det. & | ‘Toeell valuable Boode, to wogotiate srivenia aves" Goneattacions tres” oo Sin get EAT 2 i Seat N; from Bauimove, can be con sy s street eortnwest, pearly oP. US 4 :, Serr WEDRERDAY ang a 4 % p. m., in all Diseases 4 . Glet, Strictore, Sere = phille. and . Onses of Gone 4 recently contracted cured ia 3toS days. Syphilisin 3 net = all ite Quickly cared, and the polson entirely Est. D eradicated from the system, withoot ‘use of mer- ree: > rhe. brought ob Dy excesses and 410 Est B jos @emory and insant. 19.34 st. is 1 coneum, sa 4 zg of the hears, pains in dizestion, By “ dim vess of sight or giddiness, evil foreboding, self: distrust, ai apeedliy cored by newly Ciscovered One of @2,000; one of $1,000—3 per cent. for nego- remedies. ing themesives in Dr E.'s oraty rested ‘Beters fe. ’ Zio . ‘bow bolde trea ‘ne phy FAMILY SUPPLIES, = Sere. aes Sheen ects, bes NEW, FLOUR Pram, thie year's Wheat. fu bar- BOARDING. PiX SIRTON PRES FoR TER srEED elsand sacks, “Arlington Mills” brad, CARD —Piomant BOOMS. commenting ot | Ay ditensteh many me eh ate Reba and iT at ee Je, wit , at suiumer prices. 13 -¥, oo oo > iy? 34 HAUL & HUM street, opposite Franklin Pate jy 6: cdr’? DTREEis bes the ingred} OARDING —Newlr furnished BOOMS, FIEST CLASS BOARD, transient or perma- Peut, at summer prices, in @ peasant and central locality ; 60% 12rh strect northwest. 2080 20" SINGLE LODGING BOOMS. 80 cents per vight, or from $3 to @3 per week; BOARD or MEALS at reasouable rates, at No, 486 Penusylvania aye- nue. ‘ep30-2m) SWEBT LEAF TEA. 7 I ce 60 CENT3 PEB POUND. Feeds no pcffing every few days. Those who have tried it w no other. C, WITMER, Groceries, 1918 Pennsylvania avenne, ORIENTAL TEA STORE. 409 97m Br, ¥.M.O. A. Burivine. are suffering from the one of youth. mervous - toes of manhood, &e ill cure you, missionary tn Bovto Atrertes, Send iyi tr Uf fo the Rov JUSKER TIN ible Home. New Vork cit ADAME BESTELL.M DP Prtiewoed and eciencific Ladic ‘Me of 2) years TRY BOARDING. SILCOTT BPEINGS.« plewaut country hone, ee, or comfortab’ ™ FINE TEAR, | oy row, PUBE TEAS Soros ot Percesieiite Sapen eit heey, tees! @'the best med endance at the D RIALS. airy roo hea thy locality ‘orm P tors private residence. Ladi piecing themerivee SIOE iMPE! AST OOLONGS month. or week, 1 per day. Apply to W. | under the care of Madame Kost Tented B entific treatment and a «pood FINE JAPABS, per of Bouth Shar EXTRA GUNPOWDEES, FLESH COFFEES, ABOMATIOC COFFEES, In all varivtics, AT LOWEST PRICES, TEY OUB ORIENTAL BREAK FaST COFFEE, ONLY iD. L, Silcott Springs P.O, Londoun 337-40 BOOKS AND STATIONERY. 26 CENTS A PUUN. CENTENNIAL REAOING BEFINED 80G483, VERY LOW. 8-ciety unsur . 4 ore, go Freaker aod a FRESH SPIOES. PUBE SPICES, scan a hyibee,Plewarck. Julian Rleezke ‘Two tummer Afternoons. Suaen Coolidge... Usr Qouptry and cer Government for Uue Bondred Years, Biiss Beadside Poems.” Edited ty Ln Amrrice Discovered py the W he jel9 tr st J. WALT JOHN R. KEBLEY, Dealer in First-class ait me A Ncree Love © suueee vee ve ‘BEEF, VEAL, LAMB, MUTTON, &e. ian Cran CORNED BEEF A SPECIALTY. Sie rates. Taste Pesiee Stalls, 625,629 and 630 Center Market, 9th-st. | _Jel4 Sawim JOSEPH BOSRINGER, Prop’r._ | jute ms, E wine; abd 206 and 20s Northern Liberty Market; | 7ipiF FON HOUSE A saree job lot Books or gdarees Box 713, Oity Fost Ofice. °° i Chats in BE 1 ne = the city. chases, to ll Rory’ | prices: galubrioue climate: quod shooting: due SOLOMOSS 4 CHAPMAN. Indiana avenue, Washington. D 0. Jono-lm™ pstr 911 Pennsyivania avenne MINNESOTA FLOUR. ——— ~ BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING ox aahbars Mille, tnnesota ie ote FLOUR, not eaaiied | HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. AT HALF PRICE. ie ee arial to satiety tie ae T have selected from Fed shelves @ lerge tot “4 festidions. Vor sale by BRYAN oe yt — reading, whic =e : ‘ato WM. BALLANTYNE's err NNUAL CLOSING-OUT SALE OF ALL OUR = - A REFRIGERATORS, a We bave 6 very large stock of TO CLOSE THEM OUT. WEBB & BEVERIDGE, SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING 1009 Paxnsvivania NUR. nee Se nn JUVEBILE BOOKS, Lett over from the yi season. These Books or THE are suitable for premiums fer schook we ent fake s beral Giscouns from the xeguiar prices tor A. STRAUS, 1011 Pa, Av. ‘Teachers are invited to examine thig stock. IMPROVED KITCHENER ‘Will do the family cooking with one-half the cos! required by any other Benge in the market; costs one-balf as much as other Ranges of same ospactty; NOTE THE REDUCTIONS! pairs, and save its price every year in the coal bill; MOHUN mySi-tr 1016 Penns. aveu: AFrsEron's agpaican CrcLore BEGINS JULY is, Washington this will be SOs yy Poe where all family wente, and, having, would We have Small and Large Family, Hotel Sizes. ‘The largest assortment of SLATE anf WHITE MARBLE MANTELS and PARLOK GRATES tp the city. HAYWARD @ HUTCHINSON, 317 9Tx ETREET HORTHWEST, myétr STOVE and PLUMBING HOUSE. BUSINESS SUITS! with 430) po Cheetrut Foraace - hes do. YOUTHS’ SUITS! HH MiLipaa Beg myer Bact e13 REFRIGERATORS 5 kerio. cemineretsi, “8 WATER COOLERS. BOYS’ SUITS! low prices, GEO. WATTS & CO. e198 Norwalk Pare? walking Suit, ae epas-ly 314 7th street. above Penn. avenues. yj OOKD-BAND FUBSITU! 7 miciicicercer tk, 2 |S hy and the highest cssh prices paid, duced prices, for cash. a SUMMER WEAR! W. RUTHESFO! ALPACA COATS, SILK LUSTRE OOATS, myli-ly Cor, 18th and G ets.. 69 northwest, WORSTED COATS and LINEN PRICRS DOWN: dae BANKERS. laying in thetr OOALS et reduced A large stock of CHILDREN’S BUITS, from éto W years, tobe CLOBED OUT AT A SACBIFIOR. A. STRAUS. je80-tr 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB.