Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. On. SATURDA June 12, 1880. CROSBY 8. NOY! . Editor. _ he Evening Star has Cccccsterialesrsins ment, bona Ade daily circulation than dowhte that of ‘ane other dally gener published in Washington, and equal to that of al the other datly papers here added to- Hl ‘Tie STAR has a direct wire from its news room to the Western Union Telegraph office in New York city, from which wires radiate to all parts of the lobe, and is therefore enabled to secure the latest news by its own operator from every quarter up to within a few moments of going to press. It is the only evening paper south of Philadelphia which re. Oeives exclusively the Associated Press dispatches. Persons leaving town for the season, and Sum- mer travelers, can have THE Stax mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, the address being chanwed as often as desired. The money must accompany the order in all cases. if it Had Been Grant. Now that the Chicago convention has com- pleted its work and the republtcan presidential ticket 1s In the field, the democrats are speak- log their honest sentiments in regard to the strength that Gen. Grant would have com- manded had he been nominated Instead of Gen. Garfield. Northern democrats, as a rule, de Heved that Gen. Grant would have been a weak candidate. They based this opinion upon the assumption that many republicans ef the north would have voted against him because of their Gestility toa third term for any man. But, on the other hand, the southern democrats almost uniformly say that Grant would undoubtedly have disrupted the solid south; that with him as the republican candidate it would have been nearly impossible to hold the states of Virginia North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida and Louisiana in the democratic column. Leading members of Congress from those states declare that thousands of democrats throughout the Section where secession once prevailed had openly avowed their Intention to vote and work for Grant if nominated; that the class of dem>+ crats most anxious to support him comprised the active business men, such as bankers, mer- chants, and manufacturers, who honestly be- lieved that another election of the ex-Prestaent would forever silence and settle the sectional question. It may be accepted as true, therefore, that Senators Conkling and Cameron were better ‘mformed in regard to the support thelr candi- date could command in the south than those who opposed him. The friendly sentiments ‘Gen. Grant expressed for the south during his wisit through that section have made him very Popular among those who once were bitterly opposed to him, and, from all accounts, should ‘Dnything ever be asked in his behalf from the American people, as such, the ex-confederates ‘Will support the request earnestly. Exit Seymour. “Your candidate I cannot be” are the words whieh the Sage of Deerfield again addresses to the democratic party. For some time past an impression has been current that ex-Governor Seymour had In a measure reconsidered his former determination on the subject, and might now be induced, under certain contingencies, to accept the democratic nomination for the presidency; and in the light of that belief the party complications of that organization seemed very mitch simplified. To-day, however, every- thing ts at sea again. An editorial article in last evening's Utica O%serrer gives the country the explicit and positive assurance that Gov- ernor Seymour “is net, and cannot be, a candi- date, and could not accept a nomination, even if one were tendered him.” As the Observer 1s everywhere understood to closely represent Mr. Seymour's views and wishes, and as this an- nouncement is made not only by authority but by request, it may be regarded, we presume, as Anally settling the matter. This conclusion but confirms what was announced in this column some months ago, It was known by the writer at that time that Mr. Seymour fully realized the fact that the ‘state of his health was such that he dared not Tisk assuming the responsibilities of any Office or the excitement of a political campaign in which he had the slightest personal interest. His physicians have, in fact, long since advised im that the certain price of any extraordinary efort, either physical or mental, would be the loosing of the stlver cord. This warning Mr. Seymour seems unalterably determined tot heed, in spite of all that may be sald to the contrary, He feels that there ts no such crisis in public a‘Tairs at the present time as would require him to lay down his life for the sake of a probable Party victory, and says so in almost as many Words. The democratic party may therefore as Well accept the decision now made anew as final aud irrevocable, and look elsewhere for a stand- ard-bearer in the coming contest. ——_--<--____ ‘The summer season ts not the Proper time of year to take the census, and itis to be hoped that within the ten years intervening between (ie work now tn hand and the next enumera- tion of population Congress will learn this fact. Every city tn the United States ts more or less Gepleted of its population tn the summer sea- Son. Whole families seek cool resorts and many go to Europe, leaving, no doubt, in hundreds of cases nobody behiud whocan represent them when the census enumerator calls. In the Taonth of June it is safe to say that nearly one- teuth of the population of Washington 13 scat- tered over the face of the globe seeking pleas ure and a cool climate. There Is no reason ap- parent why a spring or fal} month would not answer every purpose required for cen meration, and {t would certatnly has ad- ‘Wantage over June of returning the population more accurately. Our impression {s that Octo- ber and November are the months when the Population of all placeg could be best ascer_ talned. ——__+-___. ‘The St. Louis @iove-Democrat, the original Grant boomer, supports Garfield and Arthur With a will, but it can’t help feeling a Uttle {ll- natured at the defeat of its favorite. It says: “No Chicago mob willever be given another Opportunity to show its bad manners in the Presence of a national republican convention, Tor the excellent reason that no other repubil- Can national convention will ever be held in Chicago. Tabiequah, in the Indian territory, 1s ‘@ Gecenter town than Chicago.” The G.-D. had better start a boom for Washington next time. It ts the best place In the country fora national gathering of any kind ——___~.--___ We print in our telegraphic columns full par ‘Uculars of a terrible disaster, the collision of the- sound steamers Narragansett and Stonington, by which the former was burned and sunk. ‘There was a frightful panic among her passen- gers and great loss of life. The collision ts as. cribed toa fog, and perhaps was unavodable, but whether due precaution by the oSicers of both boats might not have prevented the catas- trophe, is yet to be shown. There seems to have been some bad management,at least, in launch- Ing life boats with the plugs out of the bottom. which causea a fatal delay in rescuing the pas- SeDgers struggling tn the water, —__<§_-+o-____ ‘The official report of the condition of the na- tional banks shows, up to April 23d, a toral of $959,592,200 in loans and discounts, against $911,373,939 @ year before; and $36,429,732 in specie or specie certificates, against $41,145,563 the year before. The large increase in coin is due chiefly to the favorable turn of our foreign trade during the past year. Of the total specie $39,599,465 ts gold coin, $5,416,403 silver coin, $495,360 silver certificates, and the remainder 0ld certificates. The high premiums paid for U. 8. bonds and the general improvement in business, which made openings for more profit- ‘able investments of cash, have had the effect of reducing the holdings of the government bonds from $59,601,990 last year to $29,504,600 this year. ‘The tnvestments in other stocks and bonds ‘have risen from $36,747,139 to $12,491927. The out Circulation has increased from $04,467,139 to $320,759,473. Individual deposits increased from. $595,523,694 to $791,555,059. By the year’s business the bonds added $3,000,000 to thelr surplus fund and $7,000,000 to their other undivided profits. A good year’s bual- pes. —_—_——_~o+—______ * ‘There are 104 new advertisements in to-day’s Stax. The whole numbe: of new advertise- ments printed in Its columns during the eleven Publication days of June is 790, QPractaL ‘TTBACTIO} 1 dn IN SUMMER ‘oh BOs as. LUPIN"! aap ne 2,000 yards AUT 25 conta, re- ced from 40 conta. ef ane a and Percales, at a ae, cents. Jui All-wool Buut cents. ef “ime id wide All-woot Twill ‘Deberes, at 50c.; orien price 7 alsa SILKS AT REDUCED PRIOES. Al Puree it velueed i iat reduced verte Soca. Persian peeks TN aie Linen. Victor toes Bishops Lae Victoria Lawn! 80 (ps. Fivured and ‘Swiss Muslins, rang- ing from to SOc. per yard. ‘Madras Gu neta, — 12}gc. to 5c. Indies" Linen and Mohair PERS A APR ERA ip guoves. P. LAWNS AND ORGANDIES. GAUZE UNDERWEAR. an rer AY FANCY eee LOUTTA SEERSUOREB. INDIA | PONGEECOANTON CBAPE. re_ AN NePECTION. a SOLTOITED te-ove PR MARKED IN PLAIN FIGUK: PERRY & BROTHEB, Penna, Ave., cor. 9th st. Established in 1840. It QMITHFIELD HAMS be Of the most celebrated curing in this country. It N. W. BURCHELL. La AT THE 10-STOP ORGANS, eens, "sel Guest VARIETY TSIN aa 50 I cents up. g roar Alpaca Coat. $1.25 and up. » Pants and Coats, $1 each. bes y iz ckets snd Pants (inen), each 15 cents. en's Hine Middlenex F nel Pants, ¢2 62.5). 3.41 Gauze Undershirts, from 20 cents 0) Straw Hats at unprecedented low prices. J. W, SELBY, 412° 1014 and 1916 Pa. ave. pree IMPORTED BAX RUM, DISTILLED FROM THE LEAVES. Particular attention is called to this article, which is commended for high grade and low price. N. W. BURCHELL, 42332 F strect. Je12-2t (pPpRoricars. Choice Stock Licht Weight COATINGS, and SUITINGS suitable for the season. LIGHT-WEIGHT UNDERWEAR. Jel2 935 Pennsylvania’ave. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. cpl RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. ANTS D—By a youre indy COPYING to Ao at BENTPARLOB and BEDROOM, eocond ODD & HANDY, Y Flouse, \ONGRESS BAL! Wine ome. Writes s plain hand. Adare be | Banos ho summer resort for ‘Sechraat T: WELL.’ Proprietors, core mara, tar office, ae 21 G st. nw. Jel3: Mowe bo open SARATOGA SPRINGS, aie WOWER Beat EstaTe AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS. E25, 4 pear 81,50, per day: ‘ANTED—A white WOMAN to cook, wash and Foes ‘Handsomely-furnished S00ns] ia Bath houres THREE AND 4 HALP Do! Pen a small family; references required. 2 aperate! family. Low Yor the summer. or, ADEIY A aR aS D 4 HALY Dotans Abby a ii ix ft. n.w. Je12-3t" HOUSES wel? LOTS FOR BALE in all parts of oats Splendid Hotel having been caste ren- ws 0 good CHAMBERMATUS inme- Fas EFSF ROOT Unfurnished a fur- | the city on essy terms. es 5 ovated and refurnished will open diately, and BELL BOY, at Tremont First, second or third floors. 618 Het. | LOANS NEGOTIATED WITHOUT DELAY. open for the season of 1380, TI House, 2d and Indi it? Dw. RENTS COLLECTED. je12-3m = tae att eon at aa ier HURSDAY, JUNE 17. WASTED IDS for mee ‘carpenters work on FE? RENT_ PRESS BRIOK HOUSE N a F the accommodation me two rouse noi and B sts. wee Te BER RO thwent corner 12th and B ste, ae A SRT ANTED—A white, MAN as first-cins waller ener spol 1016 Let. news, cor Daud tite ston elas V ANTED—By two sdults two or three unfur- nitbed ROOMS, on first or second floors :must state price, or no nonce will be taken ; references. Address N', star: it ANTED—8 White WOMEN to cook, wash and fron for small families in city wages 319 #12 month; bring references: families furnished servants. 926¥ et. C. E. PRICE & 00. _it* WANED: Te purchase for 81,600 8 small Brick ted betwee In| and Toth ste. Popnyi vai at ua ween 1at a nnaylvanis ay tt Tw. Address Mre- FRANOIS, $10 Hat re y ANTED—Two unfurniehed or partly furnished Pd! Booms vy, fe ee say. emenent; facing south ; best references exchange: oes forms, none others noticed, LONDON, Bot modern ecavenlenees. "ent ‘$0 per month. Koniy aie 18 6th R RENT—HOUSE of se: repair and in s splendid Toeal St, now, Apply 804 Fst. DUV. 4012-61 RENT—Tvro unfurnished communicatin FLaF fret floor spacious Sey eat RE and gas, fue central ocation. No. 1014 Est. Bw Fe RENT—Nicely-furnished or unfurnished Re Good ‘OMS on first, second or third floors. ieee Cars pass the door. Terms 85 ae geal: Reus yey tats tore Foe RENT AND BALES OF PROPERTY, PRI. AT N.—See Bulletin issued, AUOTIO! on the Tat and tein oF very. niga, at the office of TH \9 7th st w. _jel2-3t* ‘8. E. WAGGAMAN, 5) oF RENT—Fuornished and aerial BOOMS ai reagonable rates. Aiso, DINING ROOM and AITCHE! Genitear loom tion. Near Dey pepariaven ate) et nw Wein competent COOK, WASHER fa TRONER to go toLaurel, Md. Tonnies ce ead Fst. nw. ANTED—By a white man, a SITUS, as Wasnerins grocery store Or work of any kind. Apply at No. 904 9th st: s.¢. Jel1-Bt* ANTED_ White FOREMAN for farina Mar colored women COOKS for Ohio, Con- ew Hampeliire nnd other places. ‘Bring BR. B. fare furnished. 926 F 8 OE PRIOE & 11-2 ee ANTED—By & neat German wirl, a SITUA- W TION sa chambermaid or waitress. Wil gut of town. ‘Address GER- N, Star Jet1-2t" aaTED—Tso or three good STONE RUB- Best city references. BERS. Good rubbers ‘will got the highest Moire Apply at once. M. COG 28th and K sts. n.w- WANTED. PIANO. Would give a = to 8100 cash for a good one. ust be a barwain. Address FIANO, Star office. Jell-3t* | ANTED by 8 young meri TION as clerk in groce Is thoroughly a man, 8 SITUA- store, or wonld a wagon. ainted with the business and the city, aud can give best references. Quiy moderate wages expected,” Address J: GME P.O. B city. Jeli-3t" Warn BUILDING LOT, not leas than 100x125 feet, in a healthy coat on hich TANTED-MILITARY BOUNTY LAND Wan RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead CLAIMS, and alkinds of Land Soap, for railed Miehest rates wil be paid. WILLIAM J ‘ON, Attorney-at- ww, Koom 41, Le Droit Building. Je10-1m ABGE BEICK BUILDING FOR Proposals wi'l be received for the purchase of the Large Brick Church Building, about 60x120, St., between 9th and 10th ste. n.w., incinging Pews, Stain Glass Wizdows (except rear wiadow) Gas Fixtures: Se. The right is reserved to reject any and all bide, which must be handed to the tndersigned prior to WEDNESDAY, Sune 1th: seb) at o'clock a.3n-, at wiveh fine the propoesta will be oven Building to be removed within 3) days. order of the Vestry. AS. O. DU: NAN IN, Register, jel2-3t and'D sts. n.w. NEW Sern} FOR Oth ST. Refrigerators, Water oolers, Ice Cream Freezer and Fis Fi ‘ans, at reduced prices at NOCH’S New China, Glass and furnishing Store, 4:36 9th st Brarch St tore, Jel2-1m, 1234 Bridge st., Georgetown. ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. THIS WEEK UNUSUAL BARGAINS GUARANTEED OR THE MONEY REFUNDED, IN THE FOLLOWING NAMED FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS AND FINE MILLINERY. FINE QUALITY PRINTED LAWNS, FAST COLORS, 9 CTS. PER YARD. CHOICE PATTERNS, EXCELLENT QUALITY, LINEN LAWNS, 12% CTS. PER YARD. 4 BEAUTIFUL LOT OF LAWN SUITS AT $1.25 Eacu. A GENUINE BARGAIN IN SHETLAND SHAWLS, 50 CTS. EACH. 3 AND 4 BUTTON UNDRESSED KID GLOVES, 37 CTS. PER PaIR. A Small Lot ALL LINEN DAMASK TABLE COVERS, slichtly damaged, by water only, GEN- UINE BARGAINS. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & GOOHRANE, 705 and 709 Market Space. P. 3.—NO CONNECTION WITH THE STORE BETWEEN OUR TWO HOUSES. jel2 ee een B= BOTTLERS’ ASSOCIATION OF THE DISTRICT OF (COLUMBIA. Notice to Customers: In consequence of the increased coat of Patent- Stopper Layer Bottles, and in view of thecontinued loss of same, we are compelled to increase the amount of security charzed thereon, and will there- Loree quand after Tusspax, JUNE 1572, 1830, charge all cust eae dollar and twenty cents ver dozen as sesurity for the return of all Pint stent ‘Stopper Lawer ae delivered, and pet exchanged, which smount Wi refunded when said Bettles are returned.” ENTY, Gor, sth ad D . H. LEONARD, 2431 Ist. n.w. pi; MAY, 80 and 32 Prospect at., | Georsetown, EMNANTS OF SILK. We haye on hand after our grand sale of SILKS about 250 REMNANTS, of all colors and qualities, ranging from 1 to 28 yards in each piece. ‘We are anxious to close out all {hove Remnants this week, and we will therefore offer them REGARDLESS OF OOST. it many of them run Irom 36 to 30 yards, just A enought for a Dress Patterns. and see the bar- gains we offer. {CONNOLLY'S, nea ‘St ‘A large invoice of SCARFR, new styles, Just re- to be sold at extreme!: iow GUTRTS mance to order ia lass style; fit irons Shirts of ourown make always in S16 F st. n.w., Opposite Patent Uftice: YARDS LAWN. wR, part Linen, 6%. iH, Hy, PAGIFIG and other makes. EREROE, BORDERED LAWN, 1 DBAB and other GINGHANS. mn BUCK TOWELS, 1234 Youre MAN not afraid of work to i al d, F ARAL dale Dairy” Shar iin nw. WN an ANTS of all EAMSTRESSES for city, and countey; all with reference Be F st. . E. PRICE & 00. 5.50 ANTED—FAMILIES to furnish = white aud colored Bervante Cooks, Lanndresses, Chamber ‘Seamsti aT SALE. ‘OR BALE A S0-inch second-hand BYCIOUE, ss mais 223 East Capitol at. Price 840. je12-2t° ie good BUGGY, first. ae manu- Tactarer | in in thoroueh rep pair, and one, business WAGON. A Apply & EUAN, 'Ok BALE—A second. as a = house COR- ‘NIOE, Seyenteen feet long, with brackets and medallions. ‘Apply on tho premises, 1409 8th st. n. 1orJdNO. B, LERS, ‘Ty ‘yson House. _jti2-3t* ee SALE—HORSE, BUGGY and HARNESS, ether or separate. Horse gentle and tnd A Suihout hitching. | Tnauire of W. , corner 7ch and Penn- nin ave iw. Je11-3t ‘OB oer ‘Six HORSES; four pass fire young sna sound, two. food. workers, Fine Side-Bsr Surrey WAG ON, Doctors Seem | P BUGGY, and handsoins PHS TON wi oe shafts. Also, fine LANDAUL! RET ¢ CARRIAGE. Best makers. DOWNEY'S Btables, OR 17th si 11 -: sw. FOE SALE Perties about ge puree or selling HORSES, OARRIAGE! NESS, it to tiers scvantage 16 ‘88 me, a6 I have constant. demand for such stock. All orders prom ey tended to and on the most reagonable terms. thing strictly as represented. WM. F. DOWNE oi 1013 17th st. n.w. EINE FIVE. STONE DIAMOND RING for Lirs ecateS0, onty ETT WHiSSENeTEEN, S, cost on! : A 528 9th st. St. aaa ding. be SALE.—T have on hand ten (10) ra = Be- tee HORSES, eciabls: Sc pcoreiaee an will be UIGLEy Nos. Taio Mae Ose new. a is OR EE Ye Doe 1200-100 Oat aww OR SALEHORSE, PHRTON and HARNESS. ‘The ord shandsome, Stylish gentle and sound; 2 drive him: The peat four- Treat canopy-to} button on. Haraces | fe ex coydition. Will be sold at a barzain, er intends fearing the city, “Call'at ANDREW J SOSES, 412 14th st., or between the hours of 12 m. and 6 P.mn. Bt 730 20th st. EI one eee wise Ca ele, those ‘75 OR- GaN at BIDNEY 1 NIM: (0 & CO.'8, 410 lth et. n se ATO | 8 OK DWELLING, new, seven cellar; No. 63 eet finiahed. ‘All modern improvements, Bay window. 825, Gall at 1607 8thet. n.w. J12-3t Fis RENT—A three-story HOUBE, nine rooms, near! ress: brik front R RENT—1105 z st. D oe clerany cra PARLOR and Bi Bui von alec, furnished PARLOR ant: BED "nOOu, third floor. Husband and wife without children, and gentlemen only need apply. Jel: Fe: BERT Desrable BRICKS Nos. = 7% ser room whee ard, $18. 3H at. Toome, water in rulehed. HOUSE Nor Lior Sita ds, 830. ALBE Fo RENT 90 lith st nw.. 1 2307, 2109 12th at nw., 5 Kooins, 8 1714 21st st. n.w., 4 rooms, ie 9 zroms, 810; 326 13thyst. 1813.6 rooms, (011-1017 F st. toe BOa¥WOOD, 198 ott FOR BENS EGENISHED COTTAGE, Monat Pleasant, D.C. Inquire W. J. KETO! Auditor's office Be BENT—Six room HOUSES, desirably E Jogated. Apply to WHEATLEY BROS., 7th st. Island ave. n. Ww. jell-Im FE RENT—HOUSE and BAKERY in good order. Inquire at GEORGE EGLOFF'S, Sener Band 3d sts, #.e., Oapitol Hill. Je11-3t* FOE BENT, HOUSE 1235 11th st. nw, near Ni Trooms: yard in front. A very pleseaat an: Sonvenient location. For terms apply at 1118 or pe aye. Jel. R RENT—HOUSES No. 2009 H st., a aaa 0 Bn Beene , all modern improvements. For particulars inquite at store corner aoe ane, a sts. 2 OR BERTEAOE ‘SE 738 12th st.n.w.,10 rooms, modern conveniences and centrally Jocatad. Rent moderate to a good tenant. THOS. E. WaG- GAMAN, 519 7th 8 Jeli-3t ‘OR RENT—A aoe -furnished HOUSE, with modern improvements, southerm exposure. Rent low tua family without children. Call after 4 o'clock p.1a., 619 LW. jell 3t* FOE, RENT FURNISHED, (830 3°, Unfurnished Houses, $5 ‘to 875 per month. Offices, Stores, Suburban Places, Sau es, &c. A. McINTIRE, 918 F st. n.w. sent-3t (OR RENT—Pleasant HOUSE, nearly new, con- ining 4 rooms, first floor; 3 on second. Larwe $7 ner month. Corner L and 14th gts. 6.0. H. H. TILLEY, Navy department. _fell-3t* PE RENT—A hice BRIOK HOUSE with mod- ern improvements near the Smithsonian Insti- tute. Inquire 306 11th st. 8.w. Je10-3t" Fes: RENT—FRAME HOUSE of 8 rooms, cas and water. 605 11th st. 8.w. Inquire se at 1227 350; 100 Se oe ‘OR RENT—Handsemely furnished BOOMS for summer onthe o: opposite Franklin Pz No. 1330 I st. n.w. ‘So0- -3t Foe RENT Furie HOUSE on G st., be- tween 20th and 2iet n.w. Possession given Oc- ober 1800. “Vor terms ‘ana’ Particulars address x 553. Je10-3¢ OF RENT—STORE and DWECHING No. 1336 ith st Bw. location good for any gn Rent moderate. Appl; aay do JOHN t 3. MORPHY a 1331 Vermont ave.n.w. J) Fe. RENT—PLAOE in the counts (Mont Vien). Street cars pass gate. Sprinj rain water, fruit, pee ee use of cow, if de House will be ret soni! family of adults, farniehed or vaternten oa, Tr to retain ain sleeping, room for himeelf, and, ‘would aes r to bo: seable nA a Ze GRBwo D, office of A. & P. R. RK NAnECORtA: D. of 4e10-3t Roe: TENT ORICE “DWEEEING ‘No. 2423 K at. iget Shoromshly Fe Pepaired ad tin portect order, n thoroui aired and put in perfect o Bent 825. NEY Walt eae poner zat Fer TENT lendid business ne = a Ward—STOR: rooms. Rent 818. In- eae on WALT! oe £4 WILOOS, ‘corner ran and I = ee 74 Co1 os tee atary, ‘Press B Btorec 110 Balawe ot rn Bele Bey! om: ‘OR BENT—Till October, a tasteful furnished F 1x r00m COTTAG ‘n'one of fhe moet delight cighborhoods nort: open ta the not, went abd eonthe Piszzas orth ana south, with Ane view. Rent low to responsible parties. Address 8. A. ©, Btar office, 198-6" BRICK F PHONE. Toone, Key at G, W. oko) evs WA. B ORME. Wash -208t SALS—A large Stock of New end Becond- hand CARRIAGES: Of the best mak Ginisb, suci: as T and Village ‘Garis: Extensi rumnp Nesta, steaon Tops, dup See ae GRAHAM, 410-416 st s., Between D and Hw. Repairing promptly myll LOST AND FOUND. ss REWARD—For UMBRELLA lost in Sentth. g Mee en orounds, yesterday afternoon. Baye 0 1527 T st. n.w. ce ee ‘OUND—On Jane 1. 8 GOLD MEDAL, with Dame on face. can havesame by calling on WALTER HONDOTN. Columbia ave., Golumbian University. Je1a-at* O8T—A liberal Feward will be said for GOLD SPECTACLES lost _bet ire at Me and 16th sts.. on Let. Inq PHERSON House, corner I and 15th sts. 1t* {O8T-NOTE of hand, dated aune jee HOE ei for $150, given by $e OW, Armilds McGrew, aaatled ein G0 dsya. Buitable re: ward if returned M ot. nw. Payment of note —) a on stopped. Lo py morning, ator near Post ome 2 we one ENVELODE: wih owners Ronee it, containing re valuable to owner only; pay- ment cf the same having been stopped Also con- taining small sum of money, any part of which may be retain ed if the other enclosures are re- turned to Box 577, City Post Office. it STRAY—Came to m; remises June th, « Hed and White Horn Owner can, have same by proving property and paying! coarges. Officer MoGR. on 7th street Foude opposite Seheuteen Park: Jell-3t" STRAY, Came to my premises on the night of P Th alt June 8th, ie Owner Wi mt TOVe Pro} eet charges and take ents breve weobert, ay elangon an cs BN bridge. E. A. OERTLY. Jel0-3t" O8T—CERTIFICATES Nos. 397 and 1648 of © Washington Beneficial Endowment Asso- Giation for $5L0 each, issued to Marie 8. Jouvenal in favor cf heens. Any person having the same will p lease leave them at office of A. B. 57 ANS, sduuiniatrator, No. 229 43¢ seeee sad COUNTRY BOARD. OR Cee DWELLING, woo ey Dies Fe posite the Galt Mansion. jodern. improvements in, 1 plumbing ‘and eating: soomcaita arior, brary, & ‘room, butlers yanerne 5 beasréome, bath-room, me cine Kitchen, lat wine and co: pantries, Gan Hes feet in maddie y ie corner fire place, cate, wood are a tiled hearths, Corcoran Buil Fe SERT Sone No. 216 10th st. Pennsylvania ave. and Wholeetle mates ‘Bult. able for commission, feed and or Correa business. Inquire at $36 Loulsiank oes RENT Three siory, spd basement BRIOK FTOtaE, with Beabion 180.0 Cat. bet improvements. Inquire at 17 8. Tent awe FES RENT_OOBREB, STON: and DWELLING gooa business facilities: ers work 16° per month hise ee st. Inquire No. Fe RENT—BRIOK HOUSE, with Stable, bath room, gag, hall, icoubie parle, and six other tween 6th and 7 30. 'R. W. FERWiok, n 6th and : We Room 28 LeDroit Builaing. R RENT—Three- Story Brick AQURE, No, 8 a <7 improvements ta. ‘Abogouen ano ‘apply onert address ORBETT. desir- able Farm and other Real Estate for sale, or ul exchange for Washington City property. m31-2 ‘OR Seo leasant ROOMS st Taare Fo st. south Y Pees very uae t eta “ue ‘OR SALE—AT a Bancarn—Beautiful BUILD- FR 1NG LOTS corner 4th and Q sts. s,e., facing ivania and beautiful next cae ‘comer Th and Q ste. n.w. “Seis |i ith «1 y27-1m Fe a= ‘To uaa pale andomely furniahed FRONT ROOM. No other lodgers Terms moderate. ui oan 9th et. eens nO cue Ton GALEA Te commotion HOUSE, 6 z press Trig 16 Foo front 8 roomm argo ary eit, price 81,600: Inquire of JAMES Q. BROWN, a2 Pennsylvania areca gin COURTRY, BOARD—Fivo minutes’ walk, from tation, deliut'ul location: fest-claas ‘Teter excellent Water; large, airy ina. well-furnished Rooms. Address or apply J. H. CARMIENG Laurel, Ma Jef2-8 PER -K—SUMMER BOARD ON SOUnE $5 RIVER. House laine bat on stab plea |, oysters: apd crabe. Address D. W. HIG- Ine a Abnapolis, M. itt (OUNTRY BOARDING few more Berea can oe odated ees iret class for eae ‘Mansion, ‘Silver Boring station. Metropalitan Be vor fall pace ticulars call 1012 14th st. n.w., or of Mrs. YEW- ILL, on premises. je12-3t* Co hetted A—Convenient i pos path a a moun- Teviog, Row open fo or board ‘Airy roots, fresh vettablen om frutia, Ad: Gress MASON JAMES, Wound Hill Lou oudouR 00 /ERAL SPRING, Easr Fanta Far. ME: Yeea'es GST ae aoe Fico veyance. For particulars ‘Mra. DL ‘mry20-1m" PERSONAL. I. P. LIB- W. Ee AUBURGER, successor to 1. B. LIB- moved to ‘brug FF, SaLE_—Br O. T. THOM! Reat Eorate Np Inscnaxcn "AGENT. Mutual Fire Ins. Bld’; 'g, 9th st. and Pa. ave. n.w. Houses Nos. 609, 51 House ¥, No. 1018 Fst. louses Nos. 619, , 622 and 524 11th et. 8.w. Pane 629 Maryland ave. s.w. Houses Nes: 1018 S24 1017 Tet. ‘Houses Noa’ 1713, 1715, 1717 iat ‘Vacant Lot on T 9th and ion ats. n.W., 223x153. Vacant] ‘Lote in Uniontown, D.C. Improved and Uni Dnumproved Property in all sections of the city. & RENT—By R. 0. HOLTZMAN, Brat EsTaTe AGEN? aND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest Siating Rink. 2311 (ati -W-e17 rooms portio! n Sie Lath vale at. 927 Pa. aye.n.w., = Fst. Raid Fur. hee, 16th nw. bse, 10th Fur-b’ Far I make no ch: to landlords for advertisine tacts property, a ‘and keep it before the public eon. I have many of the finest building sites in the city for eale ; also, Houses in every section at prices from 81,000 to $60,000. Now ts the time to buy. R. O. HOLTZMAN, Jel2 10th and E sts. n.w. F° BENT. 1110 18th st. n.w., 10 rm. brick,m.im, $50 per mo. 86 Ist Georgetown, 10 rm. 25 per mo. 1209 B.I. ave. n.w., 10 rm.brick,m.im. 50 per mo. 723 lath st., 9 rm. brick, Mod. im....- 40 per mo. 1719 R.1. ave. n.w., 15 rm. brick, allim.125 per mo. 1708 T st. n.w,, frame cottage. 326 H st. n.e., 7 rm brick. Price $20 per mo. Lenman Build’g, N.Y. ave., near 15th, office rms. 1118 F at. n. office rooms. THOS. J. FISHER & O00. 1228 F street n. my22 ‘OB BENT— * ‘Oso ee OOROORAN BUILDING, erre U- 8. TReasvny, 167H STREET MONEY TO LOAN. GYALL SUMS OF MONEY alwaya in hand to losn on Real Estate security, 01 collateral: ALBERT F. FOX, No. 920 F de D.w. jel2-3t $3°1009,,84, 000, 83.000, 92.000 AND a 000 TO LOAN on firet-cl: jas Heal ‘Estate secur Dx HA Je12-3t + LOtONRY ON REAL ESTATE, In Stms to Burr, At6 per cent for largeand 7 per cent for amall sums. No DeeY, HOLTZMAN, jel Both and F sts. n.w. ‘ONEX. MONEY- AT BIX PER ONT, IN SUMS TO SUIT. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Je7-6t" ‘th st. JW[OSE¥ TO LOAN ON BEAL STE 000, 85,000, 82, £25,000. @10, ato per cout, "Also, ai be wauted: Ghargse B. H. "WARNER, my29 916 F street northwest. ONEY 70 LOAN 1 M IN SUMS FROM 9900 TQ real ‘Apply to FRAN BRO! OLUMBIA LAW SOLLDING. BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘OR SALE—Fifty shares WASHINGTON G. Figur STOO. Address ‘‘Gas,” Star ‘hoes NUMBER OF Fe A Paks erie None aa AND Tas as KER, en iy Sas Ws oan Saipan suit. 0. H. PA) aw. R RENT—STORE AND FIXTURES, on the snes ftp ad oP Sida ABS tho premises. Pca fe Gesirable LOT in Oak Hill Fes 7 Agoe Tosther intonation spy to 7. A. T. JUDD,8.w. cor. 7th and Hete.e.w. Fe! vith frontage of maak inches. je trees; fruit of various kinde $000 cash. 600 10th et. teé> REATEST BARGAINS VET Oni iATEST BARGAINS iT — = oe handsome Bove on Bs canter street at 4,750, cost Also, good. imal frame. ouRE at ‘1,300, near care ‘shd'in excellent neighborhood. Jel E. A. McINTIRE, 918 Fn.w. ARTO, 000 for two or three. ees ey Claes real estate. ‘No broker dress Box 40, Biar office aPiato-ste IHEAP FOR asa Aine nie Stove = Hardware STORE aid oppor- apient tunity; in southwest sections War exchange for oy creguntry property. Address E., this o! OF SALE OR EXCHANGE GARDEN AES 30 acres, in high state ation; the beat truck arden near the Districts Your malles front good road. city: Algo, 100 AGRES well watered. Inguire of HUGUELY e Boma 645 New en ave. RENT—A Bi 7 Fu th ge Markel Heat loses it ra ‘AD- es a office of company. D. K. ELLIOTT, Se 368-60" STE CHANOE— FOR SALE— ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED FRUIT STORES 8 good business. Sruail amount of cash Tatras “Radaeas DAV IB’ Eins amet Of ash RAWBACES. DEAWBAOKS. ForaCuext. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, ire 519 7th street. ‘OR SALE—A neat two-story FRAME of 6rooms in the northwestern sect it RENT—Furnishea PARLORS and BEI N EXOHANGE FOR OITY TMPRO Fitooits and BOOMS faraiate for seer Dinerar “a0 fami of aio acces ryisnd several smal BRD BOOMS. improved by Gweling howeont dere aan vauls aver Con yet augli-tiae ments, Crops of wheat oe yee and mle: ground. Fruit-and v stab eee Plenty ore, 5 ‘and BOARDING. Je6-s,tu,tn-6t FE. ALEKANDER, 489 La ave. BS a ede, ROOMS, on first, id third floors, with or. without ABD, nh private fone Apply No. te ol n.w. 5 fois Pecan BOABD, large, soars lata second, and third foo forme, BUS to 835 Se penminetie oat oe 3010-61" CRRORED BOOM 08. ‘and sas Roe orkavenue. First-class TABLE BOARD. Jo10-8¢ Beene Biegant Light Just grote Bow for rent, with first- ARD; ices ; second , Single or en guite; oa Ta a Et., opposite Hamilton House. Jel0- ‘JROR BENT” With exceliont BOARD, several de- Pees ced. Fatea Tor oes eons No, bai Toth'ets, cor. L bw. selawe ERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY BO: IDERA accommodated at at 827 Vermont ave. Mrs. M. T. SOUT! my2i-3w* Din Acres Hotel Board for O08 aad 8) Biases and cooiset ioostion in the cites mpattaa” ‘Desirable ROOMS ei BOABD aise TABUR ear, mae ae See Wmt=e SUITS. WHITE SUITS. COT Mee ead oe In Nain Wee ‘Pique Gipghams. At greatly veduood pelocs. NOW I8 THE TIME TO SEOURE BARGAINS! Ome Patce Ownx. JOHN T. MITCHELL, 932 Pennsylvania avenue. ae a etm We.0x7 Market (ye deatas. Je9-4t 7 is . Ui ith, and dal Choice fruits of all kinds and Sin ere ‘Tecebeary out. bull Ciasa. At ct Pa ave. GL. m0 oon ina genie, besa wouTONs fost ‘Office, Sia 9th st. UPPLIES mM FOB PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS. A NEW ESTABLISHMENT. ~ Having purchased for Cash s full supply of every article used by Plumbers and Gas Fitters, we ara Prepared to offer our goods on as favorable terms to the trade as any other house. We respectfully ‘sak an inspection of our Stock, confident that we canaot be beaten either as to quality or price. aa aaaiee =a street n.w. Eero hee CLEMENT & WILKINSON, Proprietors. — vrovements. — ni 83.0 per — H_S8. OLEMEK?. _(jel-26teod} We. Wruxtrson. yer and @22, "30. eculars App ce HE PARK HOTEL (Lar, Hexot Hoven cf a Cbrotin ci —_— Cle aN SN ALLAMBPORT, Pa., has just : TRAOY, Proprietor, Ocean Gi City, Sea era 2m oroughly renovated, ‘eanipped. lee sup. hed with every convenience for the com- WISHING FIRST-CLASS | fortof patrons. Located ina my the fi SOND Te BOARD and delightful location for ie Sumer Months apply to Mre. J. Scenery in Fenneyivanien & seedy tale apply to Mre. scenery in van aplendiy ‘root. MARSHALL Markian Beaton Feuuise Dillards, bowling, Wwostine archery” croquet, sh county, Va. jer aw excellent livery, and delightful drives. On’ the rect route from Baltimore ington, to a Wael Niagara Falls, and from New York and Philads to the mountains of Northern Ponnsylvant &2-Water from the celebrated Minnequa Sprivgs will be supplied free of chance. Excelsier Sprite Saratora Water on drausbt. Barreled by hy<drostatio officient as when per- n of at the or eines and rates, address D. ee {Proprietor. — Jek-eod6t SEBISCDALE, | LOUDOUN OOUN- pleasant Summer resort, ps og side etrom Purcell vilie Statin, R.: two trains daily’; Roeton healthy; plenv en, Mik. “Terms inate Muown Sm splication 63 RACHEL A MEANS, Linoola, Loudoun County, Va. Je5-eo4t* p=" POINT HOTEL, ST. MARY'S COUNTY, Manruamp, Lend for reception of peg 17 = er ihe miauacement of the Own, Mr JOR. TRAVERS. = The hotel has just been thoroughly renovat ied with every convenience for ests, and inf first-clans Sumer Home for families. Terme $2 per di GBanp UNION HOTEL, BARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥. fone OFeEN For THE SEason. Je4-f, m, w, 26t HENRY seu Leanco. ‘NITED STATES B USE LARGER IR “ATLANTIO WILE, OPEN OX SATURDAY, JUNE19. W. WHITNEY) Manager. THUS, HABE, cr MORGAN, ‘Musical Director. Paes dear one re rooms Will address OWN & WOELPPER, Promisor. Je2 en, jst aches T. HINEO HOUSE, teat MOOSEHEAD LAKE, MAINE. ‘The fayorite resort of Northern Maine for sports- men, § to invall Y S10 per . nities.” Daily communication ° wi CHENEY RCO. a bite st, Bact a re George Leary, Lady of the Lake and Jane v- For further information addroas PRE SEASIDE HOTEL, Eituated 100 yarda from: the tr e - Seaton 1880 ovens JUN iss Aoocontbiediallereee Mas. JOS. TRAVERS, ee RCgr tee rom Baltimore and Washington, via | _my26-2m Piney Point, St. Mars‘ Oo., Ma. % ., and Fastern Shore cot of South st., Baltimore, 3 Ald. | Circulars at the ASS ROCK HOUSR. tar office, or write to the "Bropriets ¥5-1 MASSEY & CO. Goov Haxvor Bracu, ‘OAPE ANN. Finest surf and still bathing on the, Wisraings. MOU! wear? BERKELEY, north shore. Send for illustrated book. aeetnGe W. VA... is now open. Da. A. BROWN, $10 per week, Toe. A. od Liev a) fea ar wea 940 A myl5 e&wl0t 58 Sear’s Building, Boston. eee mon ante a au = further information Addrest CHAHLES GH ES, | VALLEY Howe — Owner and Proprieto: Grodin at Star ‘Ontes dnountains of Ving L 2-1m of Winchester, and § from x Springs, is in open for visitors. Terma, saLe WATER BATHING S41, WATER BATHIN MARSHALL'S ST GEORGE, HO- EL, near Piney Point, willopen June 0h. With the many improvements is unéxoelied by any place on lower Potomac. Good batuny and fish‘ny ; all kinds of boats for guests free. Terms, from 830 to $25 percalendar month. (ity refer ences given when desired. Address Mrs. 8. 8. GOK,’ Valley Home, via Winchester, Va mylo-siw \LAKRENDON ROUSE, 31.50 week; 830 pecial / Ocean End of Virginia "Avenue, Faten to Tauuilice-” Visitoes ge Noman nissan, ATLANTIC CITY, now oper Be \ will be met at Fines Point, ing. my’ Dk. F. B. LIP! 3 = Sa BHNEY SPRINGS. vA SEASON OF a OPEN JUNE ira. TOO! Board per day from #1.50 to £2.50; per week, pee cala MAY, N. to $11. Specials contract with ‘taal CHARLES DUFFY, (of Gontiheniat Ho- and paities for the month and scaac jel, Philadelphia, )’Bup"t and General Manager. Address Ji ‘& PARKER, Puors., OPENS JUNE 19. my22-tjo15 Orkney Springs, wa. ablgic.hy Hassler's olebrated Orchestra, SIMON WEBB corra EBB AND. iE, N. W. COR. CENTRAL AVES, OCEAN GROVE,—New, roomy, delixht’ fully located, nest bathing grounds, fronting park ; With ample verandas, and ovean views from every room. Addrecs Mrs. AMY N. REDWAY,. Ocean Grove, N.J., or Washington, D.O. my18-im' BAstrorp HALL, OXFORD, MD. 9 tse for reception of wuests June Let Nore, eourna Dace have the use ef a Passenger Flevator, and each room is supplied with Blectrio 2m. 2 eS See \ONGRESS HALL. CAPE MAY, N. J,, C OPENS JUNE 26, °80, Under new management, greatly altered, andimproved. Particulars as to rooms, prices, &c., may be had on application at Colonbade ‘fete Phiiadelonia orot W. 0} HUH, St James Hotel, Wakhington. Music by steamers to Baltimore. Rail legraphic communication with, stvoie. me music, fishing and bething. ler’s celebrated orehee = st NORRIS, Proprictor. Oire: es as CRUMP F off mayai-Low nade, fon hia, Proprie — GAP. PA. SUL Cee eae: Bett “liad vim PRU ang CHALY DEATERPEINGS, OTOMAC NOTEX. Theme very moderate, Rectal tke oh, ] jo x address J. W. WHEELER & CO. sh _ pow iii be oven for visitors SONE 1B. berlapd gouniy, Pa. Circulars at the Star sitios Form 81.80 gay 89 per week, and my22-2m or tauiiian Vises ap Poa ee EMPHREMAGOG HOUSE, Newront, ers. be met st the Pines Point what. Vr. Commanding a magnificent view, facilities for Sailing an . Boate for Sail- | Of the lake and ome mh ne a ingand Fishing free. BS. ADAMS | Up—supplica with steam an & BROS., Piney Point P-O..8t Marye Coma | Wodates 400 cueste, 83 per dan, Bite og! Rete artes Qa. 0:6, Xatder, | week. | Special rates to families. GHAS. A. GLEAS Wi D. 0. jel-] SON, Manager. mylé-im QPBING Lake REACH AND sea | ()LD ONCHAHD HOUSE, MONRO HOUSE, f Oxp Oncuakp Beacn, MAINE. SION Ho Fo E. 0. SAPLES, Prop. OUSE. Largest and best seaside hotel in New England. OPENS SUNE 15 en 5 in the world. Beautiful pine est beach my8l-Im__ Address ‘U. MALTBY. For nuleg rallroad om beseh f. (or pleasire rides ————— yl4-cols: UUN'TAIN HOUSE, CRESSON SPRINGS ; HE HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT ea a Jone ath, T COMFORT, VA., situated Te Ses (ol aloe ae ton from Fort Motiroe. "Open all the rashington by Penney vanis railr are | Eaual to any potel tn the United Gta ae a icinal 3 e der if to | Send for circular describing byyienic sdvai alt and plesgtre-seckers Hineant setae §3 | ey HisON Fue kECs, Feat ine pack of of rare peaty. ia clans 4 msl tdeor ents, Bunting, riding 'GHLAND DB. THEER, Rep "t. Cb a i Bier offi. 129; bs eg Tbe) 'DEFORD POOL, MAINE. D_TVEER, Supt Giroulare at Biarofoe.029-Ini his popmlar and, delightfuily-located OTEL, |, sum gor con: one wi BS ISLAND, trol ef the Jato Dan ia an, = a SORF BATHING, FISHING SNIPE SHOOTING. > vcommodnt 300 a Atted ot atm m = tor. me pg Ms a lie 5 provements, eae Ee. and will be open for #35 per m 5 ror Point ment as last year. [1 ys arrangements and wee eras ions mere drainage are perfect, and facilities for ae and Fuiday. ‘For information address Pod a equal to anyon BY & OOBB, Proprietors. | AUANES 2000 oy 5. STARK WEATHER, THORS, ae pats PRESTON | _s72-Smeod Proprietor. above us erranicoeraet “Gite an GPE EOC. tant Srllconvey from ang to railroad. pigeteecat Willopen MAY 207s, 1680 Sa ns prompt FER Pao! ‘Terms . meen: APFER, Puor. feb25-6m ee eect BURTON, Propristor. Gra GROVE HOUSE, CAPE as POINT. poDeliehtfully situated within 50 epee .” Five minutes by eteam cars from THE TRADES. Cape Stay or Philadelphia Boat. ‘Hoefeld's Bi Sonelst, Hates durin fan B ae informed that the if 12 6 the ve Tance of ae ais, "eee HICKS, MOLYORTT ERY rs 3 gormet ey ‘mytecker | senrien 0 os heretofore The same exsalont HE GETTYSBURG, NOTE teecreney itil te — ‘Located about one mile from on en aay Ene he cand eh ‘The hi be under ee AND JOB PRINTERS, Mr. and. oe Frennsrivanis venue, Washington, 5 Ease GOLDEN OPPOBTUNITY. SPECIAL BARGAINS. ANNUAL OLEABING SALE or Children’s Examination SHOES. Ladies’ SANDALS and TIES. Gent's Low Quarter SHOES. L. BEILBBUN, No. 402 7th st. m. Stan oF: TaE OLD Womuas oy Wrxpow a == BROMINEE HAT NOW READY br ar ‘The merits of Berkeley and its Baths are, WILLETT & RUOFF 8 tere erie movements ia baths, ee mas aves oe e — 202s) ee en re ince last By the tal HE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER Son of steatn, hot bathe now Tarntahed in T — Ws notice. consist Pools. Hotel 8 FFERED IN SEWING MACHINES. Sing! io Round “trip tickets, including > a) = nor ier terms Tall pariioulars write for Hiastrated and New MACHINE, 825; Complete with Latest AeSaL ime ADPNC Co. 7. TREGO & BON. ——— at OPPENHEIMER’S, OGAN Foon ie, Sy? PA.—On main dine of Fenn. B.-; ong ae 528 Oth street, 8. Cloud Building. A few more of our $15 MACHINES left. can. Bepairing a specialty. 98 soenery. apd pleasure seekers find Seen col tees oh sees, geet ee | en Sas PEXomee, miusie. worcirealars, "terme, ete, aa e | carnones, SUATE,MANFELS, qGitonlars may be found atthe Bsc Be. nae MAREET RATES. aan * soo Mountains of ls for real comforts VETERINARY Sena oT Speen vita hn = : MEDIOINE DEPOT. iis 209 14th st. n.w. s. BOBT. SMITH. V. EUCALYPTINE