Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1876, Page 2

ING STAR. those precious “subjects” of Dundreary Wat. EV EN kins—that they might per chante get a warm caer | Feeeption, or because they found nearer oc- WASHINGTON: cupation for their warlike and sealp-hunting FRIDAY..... + Saly 25, 1876, Propensities, within the American borJers. —————————————, The truth is, about this Indian war, ani CROSBY S. NOYES........ Editor. concerning Sitting Ball's Iadians, tnat they —————— Se nate is armnt Sow, ser eny more hos- age scorn Daily Circulation | tile, than they have been for years past. The arene 9°, 5,000,-being more than | Black Hills, near which, but not ia which, three times that of any other | they have their camping ground, and in daily paper in Washington, and | which even they do not hunt, is only a new equal to that of all the other | pretext for the exhibition of their savagery. daily papers in the city added | To whom the Hills belong, even on the loose togethe “occupancy” style of Indian possessorship, — is @ matter of doubt. The Crows, our friends, were probably the original possessors; next came the Cheyennes; and lastly the Teton Sioux, and theirs is buta title which robbery for such pertod of time as they may desire,at | and murder confers. Sitting Bull's force the rate of US cents per week, 60 cents per month, | embodies the fiying camp of all the Sioux 81.75 for three months, or G3 for siz months. who are opposed to civilization in any and a The money t0 pay for the tims required every form; of all the Sioux outlaws, driven must in all cases accompany the order. Qther-| out from every band for crimes a@gainst wotse the paper camo. be sent. themselves; of many white criminals who retaliate the hand of society raised against them for their offences by lending white We have waited with patience to see some | men’s skill to savage treachery and cruelty; American statesman in elther house of Coa- | besides, especially, it is composed of gress rise In nis place and take notice,inan | the unfiledged youngsters, or braves, Sppropriate manner, of the subjoinedcable | of all the Sioux bands, more or Gispateh relative toadebate in the British | less,who seek against any enemy or no House of Parliament referring to our Sloux | enemy, the traditional honors arising from War, containing, as it does, the falsity that | the possession of human scalps—who seok “many” of this “tribe are British subjects,” | the brevet of having shei human blood—and Sod the lmpertinent and untrue allegation, | itis composed of all those moreover who that the war was occasioned by @ “breach of | prefer the semi-lazy enjoymeats of the hun- @ treaty in regard to a reservation,” &c. We | ter life to earuing their bread by the sweat give the dispateh tn full: of their brows. The principal or founda. ‘mons this | tion materials of which this camp of ackel M”. | cutlaws and. savages is made up, are, however, the Unkapapa, the Mianekonzhu, of wich tee, | the Bow-Piths, (“Sans Arcs” of the French), er the origin of the | @ud the “Blackfeet” band of Teton-Sioux; @nd until this composite and somewhat formidable camp is broken up, and with se- y. & of the'fnitan suieete | Military power, it is in vain to expect peace ir. >wther re. | from them or civilization forthem. Uatil then, the agencies and reservations of the uetees. He | Other bands of clans of the Sioux tribe—ex- ae ir cepting, however, the lower Christianizat font advised the government has uo iutoutic toin- | @bd truly elvilized Santee Sioux of the Mis- aerfere souri—are but as their winter recruiting We presume the explanation of the silence stations, from which they emerge every ked whe good off connected with th: of our statesmen is that, like Mr. Lowther; spring renewed, refreshei, re-armed for a ihey “bad no 1: formation” by,whicn they | new raid for the much-coveted scalps, and fould correct or chastise this new Lord Dan- | gor plunder generally. dreary— Watkins by name—inasmuch &$/ Duondreary Watkins may rest assured that Wany “Indian British subjects” are amongst Indian ethonology nor the geographical dis- tribution of onr aboriginal tribes are not Strong points with the average Congress- manany more than they are strong points ‘with our Commissioners of Iadian Affairs, for it is but twoor three years since both houses of Congress debated for days waether such Indians as the “Tetons” existed at all— though they are two-thirds of the whole Sioux nation, and are peculiarly the very Savages we are now warring with—waich debate is well matched by some blunders of cur own goverameat offictals, whose Specialty it is, or shouli be, to know and underst@ld all avout ladians. Such ignerance displayed amoug ourselves in re- gard to what may be calle! Iadianology, we fron cannon’ 7 may not be too exacting ia insisting that = ae ee a ee ee “ this parliamentary Daadreary should have — hp tea re Se terete of ren? 'y,” the proper punishment of “Indian been more accurately posted when he at. 7 tempted discoursing upsa Iadian topics, | British subjects” found warring and mur- Witing at dee ae a ke ss * | dering within our borders, is @ rich spectacle ag ae tee eauce for him, tnere- | to contempiate! Surely, he is indeed a Dan- fore, on the score of the general igaorance dreary come tojudgment! prevailing on such sujscts, he should ——_~-2see-_____ at all evects, we may contend, have | The August number of Lippincott’s Maga. been sparing of impertineat assertions | zine, recelved from the publishers, is, as respecting the motives and honor of a | usual, @ model of typographical beauty, and, friendly government, dealing under diffical-| a8 usual, gives Prominence to articles of ties with an intestine uucivilized foe—to | current interest. Amongst those is an in- claim any of whom as “subjscts” is a mis- | teresting illustrated paper on Montenegro, lake, aud, as we would most respectfully | in which Mr. Edward King recounts his ex- fuggest to him, scarcely an Aonor, at periences during a journey made last sum- That there are a few of the great Sioax | mer through the Christian provinces of the Tribe in the British territory, is Provably | Turkish Empire. ‘Irue; but they are there merely as sojouruers. a And in this connection, we reeall the fact Pisce biabemniptch oleate orion eg that the unprovoked aai horrible massacre 2 Of the froatier people of Minnesota during Key's Exelting Adventures in Oentral Af ‘ea; from Resorts; the war of the reballioa, by tnateastera di-| Procegian oun Pangea te portend 8 of ress |peach- Vistoa of the Sioux called the Saatee, was | ment Trial; Social and Personal Gossip: Po- followed by aquick retribution throagh the | litical ee be Ene: Merce boa forces of Generals Sally and Sibley and the cohent ‘Aspening Mounted rangers of Major Hach, whic last | Noncebola Matton ee ee eT eultaral and pursued ihe tiying Sioux manierers to the Terms: $2 per annum, tn advance; postage border—once over which they were safe, as | prepaid; single copies five centa, in wrappers. the British government, not much to tts| this savage camp they will be killed without any “reservation” on that account—that is, provided it becomes necessary “in the inter- ests of humanity,” (every sentiment and at- tribute of which these savages are little sen- sible of and outrage continually,) to Kill and destroy them,—and we rather suspect that such necessity is already quite transparent. He may rest content, likewise, that our gov- erpment has not only not violated, but has that they or their relatives ever made or consented to. A statesman of @ nation that blew Sepoy’s 3 B credit, gave them refuze and protection, red- nx 1c banded as they were with the bioo4 of help- orice. Jess women and children: gave it uader the GREAT REDUCTION 18 pretext they were ia the nature of political PRICES OF THE ¢riminals—“ Heaven save the marx!” There For Lieto nes See ee nreRS and is a grim consolation in knowing tnat since | tee styles, and get 733-003." hey have been in Manitoba, these murder- A CROC » + “BU Giasswane refugees have been pretty unruly «subd jJects”—subjects which the British local au- my ING horities would gladly be rid of, however —— "bes auch the Dundreary Watkinses might hug aT Loko Watks & CO. ahem in their embrace—giadiy get rid of | _jy28-tr 314 7th nttect, above Pas vende. tr _314 7th strest, above Fa. svense._ 2hem, in any manner, without standing at | AMS, &c. all upon the order of their going, whether to y g _— Sitting Bull’s outlaws or to Red Cioad’s pre- Maryland Sugar cured HAMS. Zended neutrals; fer, with characteristic Davie’ Coebeat ae neue. **Sloux-ness” these refugees have kept the Bi Waves BAOON, uncanvassed. Indian administration as well as the Colo-| _Eatra Hew Mess MAOK BRL, in Kitsand Bar- nial, up there, ta @ constant trouble and | "# Forsaleby | poy a o., anxiety; while their presence has invited the jy 3-tr 605 Penosylvania avenue. Teton- Sioux of Sitting Ball’s forces to make BESS SHIBT MANUFAOTORY B troublesome aad unwelcome visit to the ARD “Manitoba colony. We quote from the Do GENT’S FUBNISHING BMPORIUM. Ininion of Canada Indian report of 1373: to the singular position Sioux, ow “ Go ¥-k OME it is cqennte at wil roe mone the’ Bottage. where the soutess coat? | *” thay eaepams lt pany-side Shire: Th 5 Sie penarence_ sd szpouee ihe GENTS FUBNUSHING GOODS at lowest prices sre last sanasser Sek THOM PaO TM DEOIT BUTLUT AG. nd iy28-tr 504 F street northwest. spring. ud = Or te Back tile, west | Wy Ml. MASSEY & €0.°S 4,1 am informed, number tw PHILADELPHIA XX ALE, ‘Again, w der date of Winnepeg, Sth Jan- » the Indian Commissioner still oe further illustrates how “sahject” these refu- BROWN STOUT, SS EQUAL TO THE IMPORTED, AND 8OLD on AL ABOUT ONE-HALF THE PRICA. For sale by Dealers throughout tne District, or at tee eo ing Depot, 57 Greene street, Georgetown, the District, MURL C. PALMER. SPECIAL MENTION, dom The Lieutenant Goverro- of the Province of Manitoba, Alexander M orris, writes to THE WAMSUTIA SHIRT, the Dominion Secretary of State, at Ottawa, | waRRasTED TO BE THE CHEAPEST SHIRT under date of March 11, 1573: THE UNITED STATES, Deatel by “Littic Rate TEA bere inet all imaeety | COMPLETE IN RVERY RESPECT. $1.44 HET OASH. i abe Missouri, in United St The “Chief Trader” at Fort Ellice, writes ‘i under date of February 11, 1573: COLLARS “Thy fr 2% ; I have lateiv improved id Collecting st the White Mul river gna Cuts by the intradactl at the head of the party, in favor po nares ner | ‘The famius Sittsng Bull ne t Dore ore tuntess he gies i Fo with bh: tnake peace, &c.: butI fancy - Little Knife ahe big party. Some say the; are only to 4 Gent Beives, without violence. ; . Sitting Bull, (who ts an Ogalais Teton,) | ** '¥!4 to taspect, At would seem from this, was the gentler say- Bge; he did not wantto scalp anybody; but just “help themselves, without violence.” YACHTING BUITS Further on this same official makes @ remark ‘Which ts worth pondering upon: er fa I will use, as T have already done. every precen. ting involved a eebees BATHING SUITS peaceful mau ndians; but it m: hee parties are very different from wha For Gentlemen. they — by rule of the oe * rer d JBAN DEAWERS, pany vand that they a ure UUMADAg. Which is 0 fault of — Of the finest qualley on8 workmenshie, pentaloons- ‘The query comes in here, Why were a trad ame Snag aX, " Yng company more efficient rulers of thes> i ‘wild people than the new government? Tad same official remarks: gyent On hodiann sl tte vince (Tere wane Betas READY-SADE CLOTHING Hiekatchewan), sbout those very Tetons that now ‘In Beasonable Assortment, threaten ai There is other information of a similar Az BAER Seen eae. tenor in this British report upon Indian af- fairs, and of the alarm and arming of the pettlers, &c. These “Tetons” did not, how- ONE PRICE ONLY. a oa ate arr at iu wiite peote, | @8ORQE C. HENNING, ‘their fatiare to do so being either because 0 SEVENTH STREET. ‘Bbey were timely notified by theirrelatives- | tr SIGH OF SHE GOLDEE FLEROR. ee ae FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. Wars. GIRL year’ et 1318 Vermont detuecen H and O streets. = | 1703 Pennsylvania avenue. 1788 3 See ee 17 K stree north-east, 10 303 Corcoran stret, 11 rooms, - Bars o:cpne northwest, 12 s'rest m ribwest. 4 rooms ........ ‘hb strect rorthwest, 10 rooms_ - 122 Maryland avenue x nthwest, 1] rooms west, 9 rooma_ tent very low to good tenant. street northwest. TT, 1623 Sih street n nfarnished commuatecat! 8 BENT—Two ‘cook, wash ~ mt ds ; ae roma la iS on the, Bret fi ty" D—By e Ledy-e SITUATT Alezanéria; ‘adress “Datiy,” Wasting, "D: eeseece Sesassess ¥ LAC | COR ANCE FOR CITY | buO ntshed Wourh scothweet corser Vermont ares » Nes USPRODUCTIVE FOR PRO Exca y PERTY —Desiredle GmO' 4 DUCTIVE PBO: will De '—Come and see those new!; rewonabdie, at 919 L BENT—RUOMS, MENT RUOMS. Tarn im ® private femily. 61 i T—224 24 street; has MAR, Street. iy BB ‘our Unfurnished B OMS, eoping at a BENT—Handsomels farnished at > sine 610 18th street, near AbDict House. I tz 7 street. on- OB REBT No 1119 Hi street northwest, cou- Wo 1006 Mesachusetts avenue, containing 16 | rooms. s taining 10 ° IS gua Saree see, lo. 24 20th nf ee Be 9 rooms these houses have the mod conventen- con Inquire cf JANES W.BABEEE 1100 Ha. northwest. 353-6 or unfuruished, rd. of a home 8 M street n.w. j723 3t” 4 young white ‘OB BSNT—STO: actrixrons~ ee 4 streets northwest. Apply .LB—DW 1G 1204 Sb street 4 eiyest: Dodern improvements, cures stor) tren! end back. Will be o street, Baltimore city. BBIOK HOUSS No. 237 D street Dorthwest, 9 rooms, gas, water, &c.; rent @41 66 *GRaME HOUSE, No. ROS. 4th street, between Msssachusetta avenue and five years. icely furnished = the amount. (Ho brokers. 1 bed room. Tessoueble terms, cs . BRED! 67 N D. B B. 4 i Loam Bear omen bo Drekere need opi. Sarees Pudeton. oteee for the Ocatennisl. 4. St. Goud Baildiag, med-atel) at Room etn TiO, eithor as table eer- groom I street northwest, 5 rest @20 month. Bide HOUSE. mo: 1711 Tth street northwest; reut $19 per month. SF. KELL! Betate Agent, 902 Sth street n. w. —911 Hi street northwest, 11 rooms, ‘water and gas. S12 13th street northwest, 9 reoms, water as. "725 0 strect northeast, 11 rooms, water an‘ gas. low, sot sre se the most . Apply @ DUNOANSON, jy 24- 9tb and D stree.s northwest. FO® fare. (OB BEN1—The coure SHOUNU FLOOM, ox 8, all modern igri gy ASTBD—-A SITUA’ Line of coaricts pare by ‘an intelligent y; 200d ref-rences Atdccoss JOB, Gourive. 6 av No 181 6th street, north jeasant and commodiors. Apply 119 6h street jyB-3t* ‘The above will be reat desirable localiiies ae NT? b— Four whi UHaMB! \0OKS: also, Cotored Hel ¢ supplied with help; o-ders hy mail fil'ed ployment Office, Room 36, Fe nt r 3638-25" Pen rented low toa i responsible tenant HH. 9th and D str ‘No. 29 D strect northwest, two rmmanicationg, (a bed room and nine miles from ouse, berm. orch- water ia yard aes Eorel MOOK. AND DROVERS' H L BF MARTIN. 30 cash. wita tive cb FS BENT— PABLOB: well of never failing rn} irked for TED—A HOUSE for rooms end 3b market D, and is in every way suited for a dairy farm |; between Sth Ivenia avenue and O strect. Office for cash, or part cash and notes for bal- ¥ propert: ll rooms, with sil m. For qytionnes address hd PARLOR and mm first floor, a I trade tor good eit; Alto, te trade, a bi modern improv situated in War hin, Lock Box 173, Wasi ‘BAME GOTTAGE of sixtrooms, ice. oe grape set_ Key next door. ‘OR RENT—Seven-room BRICK ay ard. month. ‘Inquire W. F streets, vere punishment, too, by the strong hand of ent white WUM4N tocook, iF ® small Ears re s ferences required. Ap; enue, hear Uith stroet. end avenue betws Ee to Philecel general house- city; Men for walt- cool for housekeeping 0 terme je! 7th street northwest, ‘OB RENT—A desirable lary, between Hew Jersey ‘ossession first of ot GLE! loud Butidi: g. ANTED—A good PLAIN COOK. For further particulars eppiy to 1706 Sesser eyes re ANTED—By a iT nent tral loc: children tu the house. nished commun: in bi ith modern ity. adress "MA Lm TED—First-clase /RESBBS for first- 1€0 good WOMEN for the city, FOP s4L8-8700—Two tin roofs, fire walls and bp oon end Reha good lots; Wo cea O ots. Bo 4 payments. ni! 5 r orth west. theaet, 34 fy £3, carh. and 35 OLTZMAN, 1321 Fo BENT—A very dor; sian dry cellar; OBA: Mck' Corner 7th and E ate, northwest, entlemen only—Thi MS"inexcelicut location. Wsese ipecorenn ats Pri- ‘assac’ street, after § o’cleck p.m. ‘OB RENT—UOne rooms, bath-room, ell modern improvements, wit! Stove; newly paiated 13th. south. rear Meat. Inquire 403 7th street. \west; hocee in fect furnished BOO! i yvements; lo- hes bath-room and all deligntful. "Apply at, ‘ge. iy ‘ABTED-OL, A Wea cc aontes odern vate family. Inquire at 1301 OF BOAD BONDS. ti District of Colt bis ¢ k HOUSE, containing nize hb i cold wane, ond House Ho 239 icultaral Depart- a iyah at resisted violating, any treaty with these murderous outlaws, who never yet kept one it rooms and bath- yard; Ho. 339 © street and bath room, (oppo- vania avenue northwest, fe tractive. ; z ‘im Corner 434 street and Lou’ Massachusetts a y convenient tomrent oats ; conv AED O.CABBISGTON,Jx. Attorney-at-La: iyT-Im__ 454 Louisiana avenue, opp. City Bi Fo Sy ey o' ‘orth @5 to @%, or no pay. LETTBE OOPTING BOOK ig write will bay ito preat rthwest. dyb-Im' 0 —Three Un Hs, ble for housekeeping. oom, 254 street. between Gea he PE TOCm,, E-HOUSS AND Fos .4L8 ON LONG Tim . Sve rooms, on = J tweer reets northwest B. MILLS, Tinner. 124 H street s.we UR BENT—A HOUSE partiy fa: F irg to boa iS = 7 pe without board. venue north west. two persous; OF patt of tke hows wi 8; ° uss Ped: ‘B10 Tstraet ay pormonth- ED) Meference requ! Foraished ROOM with modern con- HOUSE No. 1305 BIGGS STEERT, Between Band 5 and 13th and lith streets. The best house in the city for the month; eleven rooms; every conv perfect order. Apply at once to ABMS & KETOHAM, 810 ip the same block. LOST AND FOUND. 88 ut EBY sod UNDEBWEAG, at pri com OST—A pair of GOLD B — Gcid Hook attached. The vill be suitably rewarded by ret to 1517 Pennsylvania aveous K HO! 131s a aes 1 pply ext door, or at ‘cop 13th 1th ‘OR BENT—a three st.ry BBIOK HUUS ert bode lal: ver yoo je Island avenue, between 1 8 nd water. I ‘een 18th and 19th streets. Foe BENT—HOusE 910 Ht atroxt n six rooms and bath-room. $30 per nt of the houre. Inquti 7 Pennsylvania avenae j+3/ lw RICK HOUSS No. 1530 ist street, comaiviog seven root | water closet, pant Ta17 Betreat, 820 per month. BOARDING. ABILTOS HOUSE. Corner Mth and K streets morthwest, (Opposite Frank'ia Square.) le rooms with board, fur permanent Iso tabl if Ftreet cars rua io STINEMETZ, 123° atta Soa er , 8 080, 82,00, 8 “S11 7th street. (CB RENT—Augost 18th, two vtebed communi }s) vith or wichor ris bor very desirable far. KAL ESTATE THOS. BE. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th st, (Changes Made Every Wednesday and Saturday. farnishog large ‘aise a 7 from @6 to @10 por week. ath and gas. jy27 la* Board, two very desi IMS, at 327 Rast Capitol 0 4 BDIBG.—} fat Bovey otass % BOAHD. tra Rent. st summer > ip locality; 608 12th street north 1EGLE soverme BOOMS, reasonab fe retee, ot Hl modern conven‘ ‘Trarsient, 8) 50 per Fes BENT—80:TR 0! second ( parlor) floor, wit! If Geaired;) also, one BOO! family; no children. weet. iB KEWT—Handsomely beth room attached central location in the west, second door fi very moderate lost city, 736 9th stre:t north- pare] id iva —oe COUNTRY BOARDING. HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. | seve eteacs tec HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. , if SESE veeucecanes EEEEECESE ‘Bow BRICK, bail. bath % as edn OB BE. i | moiern For Re double si (south of circle), INT—No_913 0 street, has all modern jomente, 14 rooms. Bont. ss St, THOS’ R. WAGGAMAW 519 7th st. FOR BERT. STORE, southwest corner Tech and northwest. Pisce ‘1v96°3t" = Ta mestly furni story FEONT Bob's Gud ‘a at B FEAM Ns Fete cat pReo aaa oods at all Lowisr Oasn Patel (bo no co 00 ca 00 00 coe: FGF | ok The above notes were bot! stopped payment end obtaiued » ond I have leat, comturiable HOUSE, ae Foomsand_ bathroom: fow doors above Bema, Tequired by any other Barge tn the market; costes avenue,on 1th ‘1th street porthy one-half as much aa other Ranges of same capactty; ‘Will save ite price in # few years in the items of re- pairs, and save its price every yesr im the coal bill; ia modeled by the best skill Known to the art, with a view to the greatest convenience; is what every family wants, and, having, would not pert with, We bave Small end Large Family, Hotel Bizes. Pa above Pi No. 418. sonar jy: Ee ae ‘Two destrab'e HOUSES, Nos. 4' street northwest. Bent, ly to GEO. O. HUMES, 412 Sta street ‘OB EBBT—Three to five BOOMS, unfurnished, suttable for housekeeving id 4 ition. Bent moderate. Wi Fee RENT— and 469 I 8 MARBLE MABTELS acd PARLOR GRATES in the city. sey wea: e: he INT—HOUBSE 1402 6th street north: hot and cold; every con rder. Ww New York arenu : t=] B clean and in pert street ABBEB 7th street. OB BENT—On Georgetown Heights, /E with 14 ro-ms; 1 acre of ground; com- rantages of @ city and coun: ie Corner Road and High sis, ‘OB RENT From Auge seven room 2581 Cotemats neces. rmonth. BO: Brest northwest ‘By 8. H. WALKS. S85 HS 28, Sp 200ND-BanD FUBHITUBE, es Le and the highest duced prices, for cash. Be ‘5 One 6% -octav Ore 6% octave One 6-octave K. Fisher..... nabe & Gashiie........ For eale upon easy terms to make room. at @ MEIZEROTT & nyt its of Steinway’s Pianos and Mason & Sols, aalia’s Cabinet Orwans. iyar-st zB SRTGEEs, Bpos PIAHOS '-. Ranestsseussesecsae ema west; modern it tenant will show the house. HILLIPS, 603 or HE ‘ULm "Tiana pardet 407 1th street ba no ay need during wishing. to purcbase, Bow Pianoe FAMILY SUPPLIES, J ULE 22, 1876. I bave reduced this day the price OLD GOVEREMENT JaVA COFFEB ma, 907 i street ‘lsc, etx-room ‘new first-class Houses. F EENT—A threo RICK D t railroads; with 1918 Ponsaylvanin even “The Beverage that Strengt! ens, but does not Intoxicate.” [2] COLD TEA! —BVOM $. farnished with ¢ ICED TEA! iy! iS 9305 MT sipeet; 9 rooms, Mit ‘of August, “Apply at 1313 7 in arent nove. NTAL TRA § : Jas.E.¥itcm, Rost.0. Pox, Bowin 0. Curran. 409 Orn Br. X. M. BurLpine. FITCH, FOX & CO., ‘AND LOAN BROKERS, Qsice 1509 Penn, ave., opp. U. 8. Treas'y Depart't, ‘Faxes, Rect nner 8, ith dre clase BO, eee Seek Bey Devel Poms BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR SALE. FR eg eg to Da. eu, at a reasonabie io part par v . ronshtn Vier OnEaP No, f eyivanis avenne northwest. ‘OR BALE—A good FAMILY © scree, Apely at POMPE street bei ere 0} NT—PART of STORE } Cloud Buiding. aNTED— W from ©6000 to ii doo ke Sg tl eetase woven F office. jytT-3t* ANTED—TO LOAN—@2500—Immediwtely. On real estate worth doubie the amount, Fo. cate OHBAP—A good cs! arylend @ ioe oe WaSHINGTON. D'O.. PROPERTY—TH YARBIAGES, CABBIAGES, — TONS HOTEL, rourhwest corner Pratt and Cc largest and most varied easort ects, imore, Md. A most excellent opp: 5 of Carriages, Coupes. fontty bo make mover, Tete bewss bes St oot Phmwons roomie. arn, Jomp-seate, Park the location ope of the best in the city; pew repairs. | Jaggers, Top ent no Top Buggies. also] Apply to W_O. JOH BSON, owner, 71% Usth street | fnr s-cond ban’ Panel Uarrisess ant & Lorthwest, Washington, D. O.; or ALEX. YEAR: | avd rD SQumirt LEY & rON, Agents, 35 Lexington street, Balti- Str No 319 lth st Cand D —SPECIAL IMPBOVE - x £ Becuritige bonebt sca soldey” ALE DAYS O | MEDICAL, Sim?” Hall Rowe, Mears YER TWENTY YEAuS’ EXPRBIONDS ee ee the treatment of Female Diseases cust Sreciat worice. eS to et want ape. Gy vetet ca al To buy fine WATCHES, OHAINS, DIAMONDS, Ay th ~) ~~ eeedee' nd allother Ane JEW BLY, cheap for Oash, go 19 — If you need GUNS. BEVOLVERS, BILVER and ‘any vali . for use or ornament, go to the AN OF wAND'D sts | . sell val ® Loan, or to cbtain Liberal aowenese on jommatecion. ‘on rea. aw bard street, imore a8 sepable terms, 0 oldest, largest aad most ~APISFACTION"_0 moc Teliable bouse fs this country” SS Eeeaceon A pomavecnre 2 cor, of 5S. GOLOSTEIN @ CO., bla by Dr. Darby, et 115 456 street, LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, janie ave. Ocbeullations free. Jel9 tr“ “Hlorthoast corner 10th aud D streets, | Uitania ere. Oo —_—_—_—_———* GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. BT RU 'D BE be Sti y OSNTERSIaL Straw Hate card: LA red a al ain styles all at redaced prices. Silk Paragon Brame Umbrellas, @5. rass Hammeck, @3 50 and @3.20 - SINE METZ, Hatter _iyttr 1837 Pa. av., next to corner ith st. BA PERSONS I8 WANT OF HATS Bhould not fail to call and examine our elegant as- sortment, which we are sellicg at from 10 to 2) per cent. discount BOOKS AND STATIO:) gam EDIE RADE TO ORD: 2b Lg by B. D. Biscke ri — Dunes SHIT TOE 8 6 fom Teraan by isk, paper } Satisfaction always guaranteed, , My sister's Oontess jession. tes Sets, HINER COLLARS and OUFES. HOST. gS ee coe 7 per Pape: ¢ Hiocen Perils, by Author of Uld Myadieron's ‘The Echo Club. by Beyard Taylor. ciot! JAMES THOMPSON'S SHIST FACTORY, ies Fe Sn Geet cree Jel9-ly + 804 F street n. w , LeDroit Building, K EEP’S PATENT PARTLY-MADE DRESS SHIRTS, Greatest Invention of the . Bix foe Drew irte for six dollars, (6) Dotto be bad in any America Discovered wee B mer ‘Sowee ‘The Dwellere iu Five Bistore Court. Hi, A Norse Love Biory. The Pilot and His Wile 19a Craven. Leisure Hour Seri bers. Mary BM. SOLOMORES 4 CHAPMAN. yt tr 911 Peunsyivavie avenm BROOKS FOR SUMMER READING AT HALF PBICE. shelves a large lott aitable f ing, wb £724, 800K. summer ‘will sell et baif the retai price. at CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS-WARE, ae aND A PPLETON FINE PLATED-WARE. AMERIC ot ate Parties a Washington lend will find at our store a foll stock 2 ° soe geodon al sgurone, of BEST QUALITY, at | th ments or ap to 5 t @ BEVERIDGE, "Go" pocciaen paseoount naa tae Pe a THE COAL AND WOOD. Cet, oan : HEAVY BEDUCTION be IMPROVED KITCHENER Eeerea fe ny part of toe ety ig tae mouth wt Wi do the family cooking with one-half the eo) | 7,2! St the Sees, SD EAD peut fp ‘The largest assortment of SLAT! HAYWARD &@ HUTCHINSON, 317 Orn ETEEET HOBTHWEST, myttr STOVE and PLUMBING HOUSE. PRICES DOWN: isying im thetr OVALS at regaced nn Ley }, &c., BOUGHT. W. BUTHEEFOED, myl-ly _Cor, 18th and @ sts.. 699 northwest. BOOTS AND SHOES. Pll cance FOR Bancarys AJ MONEY BE PFI WMS TE ALO W AT PRIME COST, FOR 30 DAYS, $100,000 WORTH OF rench Kid Button. Bide and Front Gaiters. Button and Tie L, HEILBRUN, 2 7th st., 34 door above D st. a. w. sya aie TO & GOOD, = CASH-PAYING TRADE. ’ Croquet and Misses’ Suppers, Thc. ap. Pett an Pemps, ‘ast. Port’ 's Box ¥ 2 (30), Ww ‘work. will be offered SEES ce or Jd J. 5, GEORGES, FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, He. 9118 PENNSYLVANIA AVSRUS,