Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. __ | L“™6"*7 4ssontmest WANTS FOR RENT AND SALE. WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY........... June 16, 1880, CROSBY 8%. NOYES....Editer. SS whe Evening Siar has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper Dudlished in Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here added te- _———————————— THE Stax is connected with the wires of the Na- Persons leaving town for the season, and Sum- mer travelers, can have THE Sran mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, the address being as often as desired. The money must accompany the order in all cases. ‘The democratic Congressmen are very unwill- ing to abandon Seymour as their presideatia! candidate, but the repeated evidences of his un- willingness to accept have convinced many of the party leaders that it is useless to give his name further consideration. Among the gen- tlemen mentioned for the nomtnation since it became plain that Seymour ts out of the ques- tion, Senator McDonald, of Indiana, seems to be considered a promising dark horse. He has al- ways been a firm and unytelding bard-money ‘n, and his record on this question, tt 1s urged, would render him acceptable to New York. He ® -pported the bills to restrict Chinese immigra- ton, and that would make him a favorite in the P.citie states, He ts as popular as Hendricks, and can certainly carry Indiana. ‘hese are the points that are being presented in behalf of Mr. McDonaid, and tf a dark horse ts to make the race, bis chance is second to none. The subject Of his candidacy was discussed among demo- cratic Congressmen yesterday, and to a sugges- tion that he should run for Vice President an intimate friend of Mr. McDonald declared, in Most emphatic terms, that the Senator “would not have the second place;” that he would rather return to the Senate, especially as he will become chairman of the judictary commit- tee upon the retirement of Senator Thurman. ‘Hendricks refuses to take the second place, too, and English does not want it; so the democrats will probably have to elther take their candi- date for President from Indiana or leave that State unrepresented on the ticket. LINEN LAWNS IN WASHINGTON. FRENCH LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS, AMERICAN LAWNS. 1,000 yarde of Beautiful FIGURED Laan. re- duced from 123ge. down to 6' Real LINEN LAWNS (Figured), eatucel fen e. down to 15c. BLACK LINEN LAWNS. BUAOCK FRENOH LAWNS. INDIA LINEN, the pow and desirable article for Ladies’ White Dresses, 20, 25, 31, 37c, Beautiful Striped thim) WHITE GOODS, reduced 25c. down to CARTER’ ‘Til Market Space. Real WAMSUTTA COTTON, redaced from l4c. down to 1c. Pu INEN TABLE DAMAS! reduced f: ve LINEN Tate down tte" aor NOTTINGHAM LACE: Boars 123ge. upto 81. were COLO: ae TRIP BLACK 8 SOY a OHE. 8, 8: ‘ED Beautiful TWILLED @Vool) DRESS } GOODS, re duced from 25¢e. down to 1t CARTER’S, Jel6 Vil Market Space. GPr4Tt REDUCTION IN ae Bg 2 Lal Goons. ices of all our PARIS xovruries POC LARDE, SATIN FOULABDS and Bl ES, and offer our complets stock of FaNGY DRE ‘agons ‘at very low prices. We offer 5,000 yards of LINEN LAWNS at 12%c., {G.0.0 dards of pure LINEN LAWNS, 2Sc.,former wre ye Yards PRINTED LAWNS, fast colors, Se. ees LINENS, PERSIAN LAWNS, INDIA ‘The sbove Goods ace strictly first-class, and will be sold at rates that wil ensure their greedy sale. STER @ Si 929 Pen: 6 Per Cent. Discount For Oasi. ALBERT H. NoREIs, ROTARY 'PUBLIO, Experienced in takin geitions. Omhge hi enced in taking depositions” Ofizehours Game tap p.m. and Fe m. Cie oe at at residence, i351 C st.n. We ate \REAT REDUCTION IN eareee: Black Gashmere to 40c. Black Cashmere to 45c. 4c. Black Cashmere to 50c- AND FINER NUMBERS IN PROPORTION. INDIA LINEN, UNION DRESS LAWN, LAOE P. K., FRENCH MUSLIN, &c., &o. ALL WHITE GOODS REDUCED. Sheeting and Family COTTONS, lowest prices in the market. ALL Lises LAWNS 20c., former price 87c. Summer FILKS 5Cc., worth é5c. WM. BR. RILEY, venue. Jel6-3¢ = = Jel6-6t_ Rivey Burpisc, Oth and E n.w. Are we entering upon a wave of steamer col- YOME ONE AND ALL! Usions? The crashing together of the Anchoria and Queen, in the open sea on Sunday last, fol- lowing so soon upon the awful disaster on Long Island Sound, would seem to furnish grounds for an appreheaston of that sort. Accounts of the affair vary somewhat In detuils, but the fact that such a collision should occur in open fea, near inidday, and In good weather, even in @ fog, argues gross carelessness somewhere. ‘This theory seems to be fully borne out. further- more, by the statement~ of some of the passen- gers, which are to the eliect that the Anchoria Was going at a fast rate of speed, with sails Set. Fortunately tn this case neither vessel was lost, nor was there apy loss of life, but these circumstances appear to be more the result of good luck than good management. The crew of the Anchorta was badly demoralized, some of the men being the first to Jump into her boats and pull eway when lowered, and others refus- ing or falling to do any duty whatever. ae SS The Cineinnat! Enquirer, ina leading editorial article, virtually rules Senator Thurman off the presidential track. It insists that the Cincin- nati convention must not nominate an Ohio man to head its ticket; that Ohio 1s republican; that for the democrats to take a candidate from that state would be to make a test contest at the October election, which would give the re- publicans a great advantage; and, finally, that the democrats must shape their ticket with the view of carrying New York first. The Enquirer pays Senator Thurman a high compliment, and Says if the democratic convention chooses to accept the issue of an October contest in Ohio he fs the man to lead the fight. [he democratic leaders all realize and freely admit that their convention must turn its chief attention toNew York, but there a difficulty presents itself. Tilden controls the delegation from that state, and It is likely to obey his orders, whatever they may be. The convention will, from present in dica‘ions, be opposed to Tilden; but any move against him will be antagonized by that delega- ton. Gladstone enters upon the administration of the British government with a necessity for tn- creased revenue staring him in the face. He is compelled to increase taxation. because of the extravagance of Beaconsfleld’s government. ‘The proposed new commercial treaty with France will reduce the revenue considerably, ‘and the abolition of the malt tax also cuts it down more than a million pounds sterling an- ually. To meet this loss in the revenue, in part at least, Mr. Gladstone proposes to increase the income tax from five pence to six pence. By this plan the burden of increased taxation Will fall mainly upon the rich classes, which is probably a wise political move, as the exten- Stons of the franchise enable the poor, in very many boroughs, to outvote the rick. ‘The elevated railwa. 'y craze has reached Paris. M. Falic¢s, a distinguished engineer, proposes to Provide all the great arteries of that city with them. He proposes to try the scheme first of all along the grand boulevards, from the Bastile to the Madeleine. It not is likely, however, tha the project will meet with favor or prove suc- cessful If tested. In the first place, Paristans are too weil satisfied with their city as it is to be reconciled to any innovation that will change it3 Ways and appearance, and in the second Place they are never in hurry enough to make that rapid method of travel a necessity to their existence. Much Indigeation has been aroused In Cin_ cinnati at the extent to which the trees in that city have been injured and destroyed for the benefit of telegraph and telephone lines. The only prope: y of placing wires in a city is underground, and this plan will yet have to be adopted everywhere. Mr. Seymour's letter seems to settle things So far as he 1s concerned, andto unsettle them 80 far as his party Is concerned. Parents are respectfully invited to buy their EXAMINATION SHOES, ah contsin Sandals, Slippers, Newpo = (Button, Hish and Low, fromm 250. to $2, for their Children, at the GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania Avenue, (Sign of the Red Flag,) THE LEADING he USE IN THE DIs- Cheaper Than E: Read These Pricss! aoe of our specialties are Ladies’ Shoes at GU Ladies’ Kid Shoe, from @1 up to 85. 100 pairs Men’s Congress low quarter Oak bottom, only 8! ir. TES. irs Boys’ Gaiters or Lace, with tips, 85 cts. 1, pairs of Children’s oes, 15 cents a pair, or tao paizs for 25 cents. Men's Base Ball Shoes can be found at GEEAT BUSTON SHOE AUOTION HOUSE, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG. 491 Pennsylvynia Avenue, jel LEOPOLD HICHOLD, Proprietor. ae DISCOVERY for Consmption. 85e. ; Gler = Hall pepe ibe. Sao yA. GRAY'S, Jel6-3t* 817 Massacusetts ave. n.w. HITE GOODS. WHITE Goops. India ee India Mulls, Persian Lawn. Mi nch Ni es. wns, Bishop Also the largest assort- ment of Trimming Embroideries, Laces and Bat- tons to be found in the city. 20,000 sds. Figured Lawns from 6 to 180. 4,600 yds. Fisnred Linen Lawns at l5c port 25. 3:000 yds: Striped Ispahian Ginguame at] '8c., re- duced from $e, 10 Pieces Black (all silk) Bantings at 75c. ; cheap at 81 50, and better than Silk Grenadines. W. M. BROWN, Jel6 S17 Market Space. pocsae STATE TE LOTTERY. TAKE NOTICE! This ia tha only Lottery ever voted on by the p gle of a State, and under a late de A ene Opportunity to Win a Fortune, EYENTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, OLASS G, AL NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, JULY Loses 1830—122p MosTHLy DRawrnG. Louisiana State Lot ad Company. This institution was regularly incorporated by the lature of the State for Haueational wad Ghats poses in 1868 for the Term of Twen- ty-five Years, to which cnet the inviolable faith of the state is nledged which pledge has beea renewed by an overwhelming popular vete, secur- ing its franchise in the new constitution adopted 2d, A. D. 1879, witha capital of 81,000, — 000, fo which ii has since added a reserve fund of OWES GHAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU- TION will take place monthly on the second Tues- = t never scales or post por Look at the’ following Distebu tons ‘ ‘AL PRIZE. 100,000 TICKETS AT TWO Bot EACH. HALF-TICKETS, ONE DO) LIS OF PRIZES. 1 Capital Prize. 20 Prizes of 1857 Prizes, amounting to. Responsible corresponding agents w: Points, to whom liberal enmpensation wal ibe pate rite, clearly statins full address, for further inluramteny cr erat tcpere Geeta ae in Registered red, Letter or Money Order by mail Greased on!: M. A. DAU! PHN,” a net New ‘Orlean : majo. 319 Broadway, New York: J.P. HARBACH, 1416 F st. n.w., Washington, All our Grand Extraordinary te Gen areunier ALS G. ’ the mepervision and mangement of GE: T. BEAUREGARD and JUS, many has ‘No phitisn Pus jele-weoaw REPARED TO SUPPLY EVERY CHILD IN THE DISTRICT wiITd EXAMINATION SHUES oa SLIPPERS. Qhila’s 6 to 10 Sandals, 6 BP rhild's 6 to 10 Newporte and ston, 65e. up. 11 to2 Fine Kid Su OES ‘508. = S-strap Sandals, 7oc ana ty ines? Rew ports and Low Button, Tee. up. dal Boots for Ohildren, Missée’, Laaies and Tefen, nts, $1:25 to 82 id Button Boots, 81. Ladies’ Sandals and Newport, Te. Boys’ Low Shoes, large vari ee HAHN, $16 7th st. and 1922 Penna. ave., Jel6-3t Sign of ‘Red Slipper.” STRAUS, ORR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. AT ss ss ss ss ss For a Light Cassimere Suit worth 812. 10 s10 slo $10 siz 12 Different Styles of Suits worth 815. su $12 $12 si2 For a Special Made Suit worth 818. BIS s15 $15 sis For a Fine Worsted Suit worth 825. $15 $20 $20 $20 $20 For a Fine Granite Cloth suit worth 839. Boys’ Suits at Proportionate Prices. seth yippee Da HAD BETTER AND AS OHEAP AS AT re OLD RELIABLE HOUSE. Jel Joe TCE sade For the INMAN LINE to Liverpool, and FRENCH J. W. BOTELER & SON, S343 023 Feuna: avenue. HOPOSALS FOR BRICKS. Office of Building for State, War and Navy py Repatt: ments, Old Building, Navy Departi Vth Soest Wasnixeton, D. 0., June 16th, 1880. Sealed Pro for furnishing and delivering (00,000, more orlese, best Red Bricks, and 20, 000, thore oF less, Skew Back Bricks, at the site of the North Wing of the Building for State, War sad ayy Departments, in this city, will be recetved ai this office Unt! 12 'M., OF JUNB 20TH, 4800, and opened immediately thereafter, in presence of bid- Specifications, general instructions for bidders ana blank forma of proposals, will be furnished to established ed brick-makere and dealers only, upon spplicatic THOMAS $2 LINOOLE OASEY, Je16-6t Gol. of Engineers. Proposals for White Marble or Granite Tor the Abpea anemcet ENGINEER OFFIcE, Wasu! Monument, YASH INGTON, D. Oe ‘June 16 6, 1880. Beal will be received at oe pntil 12 m. on the lat OF Jucy, 1600, and 0 » for furnishing at fieake of the Was! cit on Monument, in this city— White Marble; or ranite. $0,000 cubic feet (more of eas} of Bceifications, biarks, oF 22, farther inform: tion will be furnished from this office upou the F Te ores parties engaged in the business of quarry- 7BOMas TINOOLN QASEY, Jel6-6t ta Tontnets ta Chaces. ee re eee FOR STONE 1G Jpaeewrse rs CUTTIN Orrice, W: Monvenr, ‘Wasrxorow, D- O., Jone lean, 1080 | Sealed Will’ be received at this office pull 12a. oN THE 287m Dat oF JUNE, 1690, for workmanshi| ire in ~ Washington of Byone aLacnncet ‘Rheds at ite of the ENGINEER and Hatsof sil, ‘160 Oth at. between G and H. FOR RENT AND SALE. SUMMER RESORTS. — SUMMER RESORTS. eee WANTED—aA first-class COOK, st 1216 Penns. A ANTED—WHITE GIRL to do housework. W Jel6-2t° ED AL928 Gat ow. a Seco yaa ANTED_Experienced YELLOW BOY and GIRL i Hive, Se pate, Waiter and nurse. Tae, ANTED-A realy, GIRL or WOMAN to cook, 810. “Goviy tte Hate nw. It peat espertenced SALESLADY, in a Baliner, an APPRENTICE: EF HERDBERGA: 1300 1508 7th st. n Jel6-3 ASTED=At 915 M sta ote Pd ITE GIRL, for nurse ia «small famlly: PTE in porenonn between 10 and 12. Nel ae ANTED—By a respectable ite . ‘ATION as nures or chambersaid aad do lain rewing. ref a8 121 Ket n.e. ars wren. C Bl ly of ring recommendations. In- quire in store 430 20th st. n.w. att ANTED —IuMepiatecy— Fanr furnished ROOMS, or small sowed! tra HOUSE. Ad- ms, T. dress, stat Jocation and lot . RL, Btar bitice. “Heferences given at 2.wW. BRENT PRESS BRIOK HO! oa r= between ath and. Sih, rome Jelt ae Say Near City st. nw. 3e16-3t* rear DWELLING, ‘situated on ater. Terme Inquire of WADTER GOX, corner 20th And Teta. ow. Yolo, fin Se modern imprc at a8 APTI iy Dear to Saat, and Massachusetts ave n.we Sle se BRENT, AN. Fein sp ar AUOTION.—See on the Iet tod 1eth ots fHonth, at the office of OH BENT 209 ‘A st. 6 c., BRICK HOUSE, 12 ms, all modern improvemé ents RENT Three Unfurnished ROOMS, escond Fox teth and gas. No. mcs room; gas and Sater. to 315 ‘door. Heat moderate: i Pe ene Be FOE BENT SA, Suvestory | BRICK c HOS! house con! D SALES oF ‘PROPERTY-PET. Bulletin issued THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th st. raiehed and e Vetta ir. McPY NOHEON, fects Oi —A very convenient, complete six- 2h Hie eee of 6: ay location ; all modern conventen pig To JAMES 3 MCGILL, ar Aa ing, between 4 and 5 p. eet Tee WANTED Dy fro white eis SITUATIONS, either in city or country, ‘one as cook an jeundrees and the other as chambermaid. Goo: nfererces. Apply 1609 12th st. n.w. _Jel6-2t" W ANTED—A good DRAFT HORSE, sound and xentle, in Part payment for a first-class Pl wo. at Burean of Ex Kom eden: Building. "THOMAS &MITCHELR. ‘jel6 at" ‘W ANZED—One reliable MAN to attona to eati ng counter, one OUOK, and one WAITER, cree, “Nong but thoes quo. are com ‘stent weed UHN BEOK' urant, 630 D ees st. ard 681 Lonie iam Jel6-3t* WARSTED—A white GIRL to nurse and wake oe. he reelf useful. , Apply at 414 9th st. n.w. je! GaTED=A PARTY without children to take care of a house for the summer: reference re- quired. Address H. B., Star office. Jel5 3t* GUL Se STU ON as a first-class pie jd cake baker: algo ice cream maker; be-t of references srivan as to qualification: "Address Q- A., Btar office. $e15-2t" ANTED_By a single lady. two FURNISHED ROO! joining, on 2d or 3d floor, iat fam- ily of no children: No questions asked. " Box 46, Btar cflice. Jobat V ANTED For the summer, afew miles from Washington, D. C., ya HOpEEE EEPER Aiea enced aracter apd capacity. Apply by letter, giving address, to X, S02 Cer new OR BN ANTED—On a farm in Mont Bi MACK SLIT comer Con,ress and Dumbarton sts., Georgetown. Jel4-3t" NTED—MILITARY BOUNTY LAND Wal: ANTS, Soldic ail kinds of Land Scrip, for which hi be paid. WILLIAM J, JOHNSTON, Attorney. at. Law, Koom 41, Le Droit Building. eat nn Ws TED—FAMILIES to furnish Ri ‘ory itn 8 sounery “th wit ref thr 926 ¥ E sountry reference. ew. O. BE. Paice & myi5-Sw" a FOR SALE. Fen SALE OR EXCHANGE—A $250 Double. barrel B. L. GUN, Will sell cheap or exchau) bopées bueey, pheton ; style preferred: 116 Bat. n.e. 6-1m— Eris SETOmA on BUGGY, HAR- San A complete stylish tarn- vy Be EEN & OSBORNE, Gist. near Heh mew. Se16-4t Fes SALE—Two new Gentaur BIOYCLES; halt ickel plated. 50 and 62inch. One sec md-hand pened Ag pees ion. «ne second-hand 46-inch in good condition. Inquire 1 eh st. je) "we BALE—16 head of HORSES yt arrived from Kockingham county, Va, ; 2 § lo Horses and one Bay Horse, 8 Years o'd. can trot in 2:50. Lady can drive him 2 Coupe Horses. SOHN SIMMONS sie, No. 811 12th st. n.w. ott ‘OB SALE Si HORSES; four very ae = young and sound, t workers—chea| Fine Side-Bst Surrey WAGON, Doctors BUGGY. and handsome PHETON wit and shafts. “Also, fine LANDAGLET OARRIAGE. Best makers. DOWNEY'S Btables, 1018 17a 20 Fau SALE-Parties about Fashasiog or selling ER aaa ete GES, it to their advantage to FOR EALE-£17-room Double BRIGK HOUSE, three bay windowe, with all mod ments; stable: 5,000 aq Tay very. desirable: orphan ae arian. WALTE! Fe EENT=¥ Ge a in rear of Mi coat Maine ave. 8.w. jae aw. 1B RENT—Oarrrou Hiti—A sma'l private family offers to gentlemen, at & moderato rate round; fine sauiatle for Berunary ‘or © WAL Jei6-w.t,m,3t st. aS We oe Wire en for the summer, an entire second-floor, consistin, of four jour, well furnished ROOMS snd bail room. Apply at 209 Kast Capitol st. _jelS-3t* SN aA ATR Le NLT aa noe pe 2.W. 8) Sek Py ly FoR EENT=A thee oe ‘story BRICK sone a . We» water and gas. In- quire penta ‘door, eagte Jeld-3t* Fe RENT—Two communicating front ROOMS, third floor, over Markriter’s new store, No. 626 Est. n.w. Apply at the store. Jel4-60" Fes RENT—No. 1107 F st. n.w., handsomely furnished PARLOR and BEDROOM. Fates; all modern conveniences. (OR RENT—Near PRintINnG OrFice— ee Ory FRAME HOUSE, No. 739 lst st. n.w. ; $15 per month in advance. Inquire T. R. J JONES Rat tional Savings Bank. 4-30" Fitece RENT—New BRICK, Bay shane rooms, modern improvements, coal aan It; 1004 N. H- north of iis ineahet ‘Space, or ine P ROH BENT Partly, furnished, to 9 strictly pri- vate family, **VILLA COSTON,” 7th-st. road, jate residence of Gen. 0. 0. Howard. is one of the most desirable and healthtni situations in District, “Kent moderate to satisfactory party. Mele at FITCH, FOX & BRO ‘OR BENT—HOUSE of seven rooms, in good repair and in a splendid locaht: iNe, 1115 Toth Lo, Des Apply 804 F st. DUV: & MARR. Foe RENT—PRESS patOR HOG ‘SE No. 32 F D.w., geven room: conveniences. POR RENT A106 F st. nw clerantly-furnished R and BED ROOM, » Becond ficor: also, furnished PARLOR and BED ROOM, third floor. Husband and wife without uae, and gentlemen only need apply. Fe RENT—Rix room HOUSES, aT located. | Apply to WHEATLEY BROS. ath st. and Bhode Island ave. nw. sel 1m FOE SALE Gothic DWELLING. NO, 1982 19th st., opposite the Gal All modern improvements 1, imbing and b heating: contains library, dining-room, butler’ pant som batn-room, closet, kitchen, Isun dry, d_coal cellars, pantries, &c.:main hall Toetin width, with corner fe pldee, platform stair, care, wi mantl ‘tiled heart P) Coréoran Building.” == JR RENT—STORE No ae 10th st. Pennsylvania ave. and able for commission, feed and oe: grocery or comre business. Inquire at 926 Louisiana 7 RENT: Fe. south freaks ee a ery 7 PE ase 4 Bancarn—Beantiful BUILD- Ee LOTS corner ‘Ath and © ste. 5.9.» facing Tae S comer yan and Qe nw. "inure 23 thet. n.w. “_myai- Si aye 1 addres me, a8 I have constant. RENT—T I ies demand for such stock. All orders = promptly ar Jurainied FLOR it HOO 0 other eases tended to and on the most reasonable werg- | and no children. rierata, 1510 Sih et thingatrictly as represonted. WM. F- DOWNEY, myI6-2 ‘ 3 commoadi ig BALE, =I have 0p find ten (0) head of oo- FaSe, brick, SS 16 Poot nent Bona HOUR Fie dect HORSES, multable for carriage and gellar, Hata Government d 2 be Bol (oF aah: MES Q. QUIGI Yo Nos. Taio iaisoeet n.w. j3-2w* Sai | i ee an oe ees if oN nee HE OPPORTUNITY OR-, AN it IDN YT. TORINO & bo: r ts i 410 11th st. n. Fos iets Stock of New aa Beoond- tant OA RE CARIIAG! 3 C4 the best make, and finish, such as'T and Village Oarts, to pur- Extension’ Te Jump Seat ion ‘Tops, ‘aes 410-416 8th st., betwi Repairing promptly attended LOST AND FOUND. $; REWARD—For return of small black velvet SATCHEI, ee L.E. CER NON, Boom 7, O8T—A small GOLD PLATE, with Ten, Le * Presented . Gol to Thos. Goldie,” etc. A suitable reward wil be paid by leaving it'at 1419 tet ae UST—A POCKETBOOK containing two railroad L 4 tickets, mall sum of meneys. carie and other TB. = Bultable: reward will be paid if Lh Fact aD Lane June 13, on one of the road north of the Law Gr my LAGE PARASOL: theral Toward will be paid ait Soaten to ie lith COUNTRY BOARD. GuMmzn ECaEee a0 ae MONTH, DOV: heres Loudoun Oo, large airy rooms; st ta milee (ai ny). fare from Wash- sald reference, H.C, McOauley, Eaq. v. 0. . Mason, Golnua eraity. Address RoE. MoCORMIOR, Dover, Loudoun Oo. Va. Jel6-3t, ws Banas eer oat Fauis OHURCH, Fars. Mt On." Biooraingdale Par PERSONAL. W. 3 successor to I. P. LIB- Hiv, Watchutor sod goweler, bas ro: moved to Corner of fit and ¥ eta. n.w.- in Dru Store, opp. U. 8. P. yil-2m c4) ‘TOH orts as to J JHN PA‘ a ig, wi abe seg the responsibility of ‘Om peal estate.” 606 Loar, 6a. = m. Always in before? and from ‘2t06. ‘ADAM the long-established, reliable Mit tetegea “Astrolowisk, selves osttar nadie: faction is al affairs of life than any one in the pro- fession ; tells the Vera Rete and future Uy; res Bavice and all matters a: fining 0 bn uliness, love and matrimony. ‘ALE IN Feourns, kor nena given or no pll-3a ut., above at. pS RIOORD, 141 W. avenge Bs Balto. hae devoted 30 sttcoeestu Nervous Debily, Eel i Forebodiuas Palpitations of the Heart, Himptes, Ores ness, &c., those dire results of indiscretion. hills, wen radloally caren wituork “B. B. fare to Baltim VABBIAGES. CARRIAGES. On band, a large number of n second-hand light Famil; CARHTAGES: bich will be sold very cheap. ‘The best SUGGIES ever offered in this. city for ce money Be ay atten das to. alr prom ROBT. BAHAM, Jel4-3t 410-4 sth si = » bet. D ant BEAT VAHIETY THIN COATS, 50 Good Aipass Coat, 81.25 and up. ocd Arata Cos Gant, Bleach. Bove! Jackets and Pants cinen}, each 15 cents. Blue Middlesex Flannel soit, Siohia ai. Gay indershirts, from 20 cents uj raw Hats at unprecedontod low pices. J. W. SELBY, 1914 and 1016 Pa. ave. CARRIAGES. Choice Light Weight ght COATINGS, and BUTTINGS suttanie tor the LIGHT-WEIGHT UN. \DERWEAR. gow HORSE boa IOINE. MEDIOINE. MEDICINE. VETERINARY MEDIOINE DEPOT, mys ROBT. SMITH. V. 8. i te L MARTIN & CO”8 CELEBRATED 12 095 Pennsyivenin’ave. 409 14th st. n.w. i PULP MORTAR BLACK, RENT— Paatea PARLORS and BED- F% BOOMS and penta furnished for Ronsekoep- cor. Saat = aust ct BOARDING. Fittne -CLASS BOARD in lahices ‘amt uemen. my prelerren: Price, per month. 20) iS st. new Printing and ugravin ae 920 % 14TH STREET, OPPOSITE FRANETTN quare. Several desirable APPAR’ TMEN PARTMENTS, with or without ‘BOARD. Ei av RIOR RENT—FURNI BERT pe SoeD ROOMB, kecond and third floor rr, voritnont CRED: in private family. Apply y NS bt O &t. SORRISHED ROOMS FOR: reponse ate oe Gen- m and half eausré From awe singly at summer rates; 1: 1828. Ne York avenue, First-class TABLE BOARD. Je10-Tt EE house, Mase ave. aa ae i ig 918 P st.n.w.,7 rooms and all. od. ima) . W. DANEND OWE jel4-6t RO8 BENT 1209 B.T. ave. n.w., 10 rm. brick, m.im.850 per mo. 1303 F st. 10 rm. brick, mod.im... 75 per mo. 1210 13th et. n.w., 10 rm. brick,m.im.. 50 per mo 86 1st st., Georgetown, 10 rm. brick,m.i.. 25 per mo. 1719 B.I. aye. n.w., 151m. brick, allim.125 per mo. 723 14th st., 9 rm. brick, mod. im...... 40 per mo. Handsome Office Rooms ‘‘Lenman Building,” New York ave., near U. 8. Treasury Department. THOS. J. FISHER & O0., tele 1223 F street n. ODD & HANDY, 509 7th street n.w., Basement of Second Na- ticnal Bank Building, REAL EstaTE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS. HOUSES AND es FOR BALE in all parts of the city on easy te LOANS NEGOTIATED WITHOUT DELAY. RENTS COLLECTED. Je12-3m. S'SBEE BOARD IN NEW YORK. Son Arerre, 8) le Ast Doon reom 16TH Br. In im: =] med, ee a FAS to de ttre an oard equal toany hotel, and prices suc very vithout e- Pi6-w, fae Oe ax ———— ERAN DOAn alu SPRINGS, Va.— variety of air, iS muric. sepa ee rates By She mons eae Btar office; oF addrere A. TLANTIC C HOTEL. Wiliopen for the eeacon of INO ty JUNE en. 8, wilt largely. ancreared facies for some addition, cont ae or 100 toon, new bath houses and a pavilion for @ancing, are snows’ the recent improvements, Eminent s usical talent ae. cured for the season. zen 2.50 per 10 For circulars apply s! and 822.50 BECRWITH Chet Glerk,or to 3 Tous fice, tos. TKAUY, Proprietor, Ocean Cit, ity, Md. jel2- | econ WISHING Sa BvaRD and delightful location for he son mer months ae apely aS a. Wa) SHALL, Mari Fauquier county, V HE SEASIDE VOTE! DEAN CITY, ai toto the Bro MASSEY & 00. ‘OB. 1 ae=eatd O. T. THOMPSON, FEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, Mutual Fire Ins. Bld'g, 9th ¢ ‘9th st. and Pa. ave. n.w. Houces Nos, 609, 511, oa and 524 Lith st. House No. 1013 F st Houses, . 9th and ees n.w., ‘acant Lota in Uniontown, D.O. Improved and jbnimproved ‘Property in all sections of the city. (OR RENT—Br BR. O. HOLTZMAN, Beat Estate AGENT AXD AUETIONERE, 10th and F streets northwest. Skating Rink 27 Ps Skating 921 Pa ave.n.w., Uppes 17 rooms oft raes anc Fur. house, F at.n.w8126 90, 16th n.w..$100 Fur-h'se, 10th et nw. 5 1731 13th D.w., Tar..835 1811 12th st. n'w., 8 rs. ne ve.n.W., house 87: For. hou 1636 15th I make no charge to landlords for advertising their property, and keep it before the public con- Ihave many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; also, Houses in every section at prices from 81,600 to 860,000. Now is the timeto buy. B. 0. HOLTZMAN, jel2 10th and E sts. n.w. Fo Ba opens BUILDING, Orrostre U. 8. Taxasusy, 15TH STREEZ. efor or Bunines, a omoss, Bun Sadie, ete. eto. Water Elevator end Da [FOOms p for stor morage, inquire of ‘the Santor. MONEY TO LOAN. LOAN. T° MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In Sums To Surr, At6 per cent for large and 7 per cent for small sums. No Delay. B.O. HOLTZMAN, jell 10th and F sts. n.w. ONEY TO LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE. Figo 5,000, 10; ), 000, 85,000, 82,000, 81, ! on Sh. = Tog Als, aay ofter amoutia be wanted. Gharyes low. No del x a. WARNER, 916 F etreet northwest. BUSINESS CHANCES. F2 SALE—A well-established FEED STORE. Reason for selling, failing peal of the pro- prietor. 8. H. SHERMAN, Je16-3t 369 Tote aw ‘PARTIES DEBTRING to dispose cf their HOUSE- find easly ah purchaser By ddressing DAVIN & can sh purchaser GO., 30 Argyle ave., Balt, Ma- Jol6-3t* Fe aateSaisae French LAWN SUIT, hand- some Summer WRAPPERS, and other light Clothing; also, White Evening ‘HAT, by ® Lady now in mot g- Call at 1214 12th n Pern bat and 6 p.m. Fans SALE — OnEar — Second-hand __Chilso RANGE, with water back complete. 108 ahs st Was ‘Purchaser for a Saas vision 8TORE: fine location, low yout Will sell entire stock and fixtures for 100; worth twice that amount. Apply at once 420 7th st. e.w. J16-3¢" my29 a He Ae BOARI large, Booms to @35 per month. olnt st. n. ee 3e10-61* Fa: RENT—With excellent BOARD, se eres bie ROOME, noathern and ‘western Ro, Boi the summer. Tour a cor. I, n. PERMANENT, oa TRANSIENT AND ARDERS ries at 827 Veruont ave. Mrs. M. T. SOUTH. my27-39" (OR BALETUNDOUBTEDEY A BARGAIN — Six- room HUUSE, northwest; newly painted: gas, water and bath; iarge stable in rear. Price 81, part cash, balance monthly. Inquire 1106 0 DW. 5 AM PREPARED TO Pein ple ment Life Insurance Policfes, in any good Oot as Pany, having five or leas years to run. Also, make loans sor six months or less on policies Pog inga cath 8 surrender value. J. 8. SWURMSTEDT, Real Estate and Insurance Broker, 928F st. jel5-3t HE, TREMONT HOUBE offers good BOO! with (rst class Hotel Board, for 825 and 8 Per month: house furnished; table first- ite, ‘and coolest oostion in the cits peas OR SALE A pumber of LOTS, 20x100, near ie National Fair groun: jer Wan leave thecity, and will sell at half price. Inquire of JAMES Q. BROWN, 321 Pa. ave. n.w. jel4-lm PEERSOR HOO! cor. 15th and I sta. Mos Desirable ROOMS with BOARD: aise ae ime Mas. HOECKLEY, Proprietress. HE LOCHIEL HOURE, 612 9th st-n.w., is Tor the Ce a best’ condneted, boarding houses in the city Transient dated at reasonsbi novia ONE PRICE BOSTON DEY 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 CI8. PER YARD. CHOICE PATTERNS, EXCELLENT QUALITY, LINEN LAWNS, 123g CTS. PER YARD. A BEAUTIFUL LOT OF LAWN SUITS AT $1.25 EacH. A GESUINE BARGAIN IN SHETLAND SHAWLS, 50 CTS. EAOH. 8 AND 4 BUTTON UNDRESSED EID GLOVES, 37 OTS. PER PAIR. A Small Lot ALL LINEN DAMASK TABLE COVERS, slightly damaged, by water only, GEN- UINE BARGAINS. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & GOOHRANE, 705 and 700 Market Space. P. 8.—NO CONNECTION WITH THE STORE BETWEEN OUR TWO HOUBES. 4012 FR. GAS FIXTURES, SLATE. MANTELS, TATRO‘T LOWEST MAREE RATES. &O., ‘OW SALE Fifty shares WASHINGTON GAS ieee STOCK. Address ‘‘Gas,” Star office. For “ALE 8 EXCHANGE—GARDEN FARM, ‘30 acres, in high state of cultivation; the best garden near the Di road, Also, 100, AG ks ation lt cro in Enquire of 'HUGUELY & bO WH, eas 645 Fre SALE—A neat two-story St = the northwestern section of gity, a excelent order, lot det eget 00 to an alley ; 8850. ree-8t01 DWELLI st a. W.- near 16th ih fees a AY e have in ‘hand, 85,00 purchase of & Brick House, net have all modern conveniahoes. ‘Mowey to loa W. E. RD & OO., JeT BUBFOR?s Fst. nw. Fo SALE Besutiul FARM of 62 AGRES, 634 ed Aims oa Market, n. oe eek aith, and dalla aated. Ghslee ruta oe ail inosine din an a A ou Pa. ave. Go ke BHERIEE” jetim ROE SALE OF EXCHANGE For encumbered or unencumbered cit: ‘Thoroughl: buildings of every. ion, hade trees, bath tubs, o SACKIFICE. or $2,500 on. Ee spoon rs mary e iN, ale my?9. caw Fett amt ee ——s loan ney loaned top the tame, at FULTON BSOLUTE SAFETY !! NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 16th Street and New York ars and Proof Vaults Bonds on fr, 315500. Ft its Tees. W.. ‘vice it; ara President ‘gny- neiee a EUCALYPTINE ubiuaalerepepeteetene Pi- ai '-6w* i wt GBANP UNION HOTEL, BARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥. feat OPEN vor THE BEAsoN. Je4-f, m, w, 26t HENRY CLAIR, Lessee. bed STATES HOTEL. ie LARGEST In, ATLANTIO, WILL OPEN ON. § SATURDAY, JUNE 19. W. Wait Manager. THUS. GhasE, hier. ORGAN, Musical Director. Persons deairing to rine rooms will adress ‘N & WOELPPER, Proprietors. 3e2 on, 3908000" M™ KINEO HOUSE, MOOSEHEAD LAKE, MAINE. oes favorite resort of Northern Maine for Sports- see io wisn NERS: or intend es circulars Greet Superin 3 CHENERY © 00., 196 Btate * Boston. Ove OF fs | eed ROCK HOUSE, Goop Hansor Bracn, Oare Finest surf and still bathing rears, Head north shore. Send forulustate book. A. BROWN, my15-r&wl0t 58 Bear's eBuilding, Boston. ALLEY HOME — Nestled sep mid the mountains of Virginia, 12 miles west of Winchester, and 8 from Hock Enon GROVE HOUSE, CAP! . —— Dyan Ao for the season J Rates duri J valance of season, $12 to gis) SOnNA: Eropr: formerly land, N. J. pen 8 week ; Ki! wr. st Saker House, )'Vine- myl7-e026t* iGHLAND HOUSE. Be POOL, MAINE. ‘This popular located’ foreftne ie an Poa ss bees replaced ‘modern oa ane wee open for ment as last year.” Its Sanitary arrangements and or tnd the facies for boat Atiante ooaat — = aETER ane 8. nee RHNEY ae VA. oO OPEN. the month and wAdiee JONES & PARKER. Paors. ee tiy15 ae area ma hig ak Orkney Springs, Va. jes. ‘nitors by wih Epp anet as Piney Dotnet ane aaa OF 1880. STOCKTON HOTEL, APE MAY, N. pet rae DURES. (of Gone ital eat “hlladelphis, )’Sup" and General Manawer- OPENB TUNE 19. Ane py Maseler" Haseler’s Celebrated Orchestra, SIMON es Gur patna hare the use ef a Passenger Flevator, and each room is is supplied with lectrio Is. ONG! HALL. CAPE MAY, = See REG JUNE Tanger ner ew management, it, aroatiy altered jbo ed on ar lication ab LP Piuladeivhia oF of f W. prices, yaar poate nbade hs ‘jel-Im* PRING LAKE BEACH AND SEA S GIRT, N. J. MONMOUTH HOUs! ARLTON Ceaea ae el A (se oe mySl-Im Address .U. MALTBY. MGS TAIN HOUSE, CRESSON SPRING: Quoisintlh ihc Shain, 2 feet above ee pen, hours ride, sooner ud. valuable medicinal ‘water, combine to render it attractive to and pleasure-seckers. t cottares to rent in 8 park of rare beauty. t-class music. Quideor amusements, hunting, fehing, riding and ving ‘or circulars, termi ‘address D.T Sup't. Circulars at int Der, Forts information nddress Weise ant Fue | ‘COBB, Proprietors. my22-1m HE GETTYSBURG SPRINGS HOTEL, Located about one mite from. roms oe al Will be Eo undae toe pat Br. wand. i Tingling. == have ‘nad poe hh eee Md. BSG. E UBLING GAP. P. PuUn and CHALY BEATE iw June 16., Bare mountain retreat. address J. W. WHEELER & 00. Bi berieed come county, Pa. Circulars at ‘the Star office. jummean HOUSE. pene ea Sie Ha a.Y. amaot gous of the Lake. Good Eg il Maas ou B.S icing ped See a W. Va. axD relat pmer ror POINT HOTEL, 8T. MARYS COUNTY, ie Gn Open for reception of gnesta JUNE ee ee Rade for ef PT es aglice. Dati tes with Washington, Seams Gece Leary, ge Leary, Lad of tae banyan For further information address Mas. JO8. TRAVERS, my%-2m ee. == wv. RK. RAL A’ roomy. deliett: A ae AR RET, 5 ‘Ocean Grove, N-d-, or Washington, D.6. myl8-tiat ASTFORD HALL. OXFORD, = apne! june Let. road iearrere to" IS re Bail asm d i telegraphic rag se aren | with gree Bai ‘SAW ‘NOMMIS, °? Proviistor: Circulars mya9-1 Loan po HOUSE, ALTOONA, PA—On main line of Penn. R.R., 1,200 feet above, fea level. Nine hours’ ’ride from Wash- ington. Open all the year. Capacity 400. Strictly first-class. Wourtets oan ohtain es Right's rest and a daplixht view of ‘moun- tain scenery. ‘and pleasure seekers find nure aif, wood fe! and hunting \d ae bea Ko moequiton: “First-class WD: inant tendent. oireulare may be found at the Evening ng Siar ot. m GECOND SEASON oF a premai mer resort in the mountains of Vir- Hinia: — — fre a i so. = S Guests will be by the depot free Adres J oH PRICE ro", Loudoun O0., Va. HE HYGEIA HOTE T CP ES situated I Sarde vey from Fort Moni the Fer all Equal to any hotel in = United Summer Resort or Gold Weather Seal fend for croner ees Byricaio, $9 ad ee 8m HE JORDAN ALU: Tockintbar Oo., Va. pops favorite bas been COLLEY of th Har: Framiiton Hone a and xi be opened for, rium. ene is is ft Hotel sceommodations in the Mountains of Virginia for real comforts and pleas It is furnished with spring and hair mattres- fine lawns, ball-room, mnei¢ offi 1d tel mg ‘Two. iaily mails toatl ~ Sumer - pilot citing ha ae full ~~ yon a a “Hauitge ose at the Baan oad tals Cinta Season OF 1880. BRIGHT Hf HoosE, | REBOQUOTH BEACH, DEL. - ad ‘Wil open MAY ‘20rm, 1680 Terma able. Bend for etroniar. fcva-0m WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. RPNGs WW Vann fo now ore 5 2.60 per day, #10 per week, permonth: servants sid cbfdren half preeete urther information add OHARLI a E! Owner and Proprietor. oftice. at E. O. JORD: EDUCATIONAL. a1 Pate ORGAN and nya tae S, WFEENN, 4. M., 102 ora or Eveaingt ws : are savence een, Penmanship, Book! sttention to preparation for Collexe, fest Point, Annapolis, 1 competitive examinations. 2 een oderate terms. < UMMEB SESSIONS. MEPEROERIAS BUSINESS gyszan, Con. 77a anp L Sis. N.W. Pigma'in LARROQUE, 1523 F at., neh Instructor, fiate of Sorboiine Unit rrvebon and Private' ‘instruction in all the French bran and ni Terms moderate. oe Mra Dou, INSTITUTE, Qoxoorpviti “81.00 RAZORI! With voluptuous ease.” —G. haves . Vint *“Gannot be excelied for faking a eon Dailey. Satin remaraabig aud extraordivary & made by Wade & Butcher, 7 It ieafull gopoaveextra thin, WHINGING Dal ASOUS TTLER!! Will'split a hair or shave a face a test touch. oy, $1.00 and warranted te aligl uy Si for aS a GOMBINATION Ho BONES and BELT—combining jones o 7) Srowrine t BAZAR, Sth and F sts. Immense Catalogue of TrantNG big ayy AR- CHERY, GUNS. REVOLVERS. Gc. tres toall ropes BIORE, 52] 7th street, p. U.8. Post Ofte opp. inyas + BRUPPERT, Sos. 403 and £05 7th st. n.w., F RaENROT quhanee WHITNEY OHILDREN'S _- PANY, Seen oe for a = 5 comfort Comnfurt eal eee Bicycle 4 Velocipedes for fore a fa ge don Shes oe a cies pod te the goods. COAL AND WOOD. G, © SHEEIFE, re — Bpecial atte.ton etven to Tid and 330 Pa. & pDerot and Mills, W: Ster and N street, Potomec