Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1880, Page 2

ANTS. © THE EVENING STAR. | T=" "== cent. nevccrios | WANTS. | RON ENT AND GAD ee 1880. pte ec tn rn ince CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. ee ee eg ae ciroulation EE ‘Tae Star haa a direct wire from its news room to the Western Union Telegraph office in New York tity, from which wires radiate to all parte of the globe, and is therefore enabied to secure the latest news by its own operator from every qnarter up to ‘within s few moments of going to press. It is the only evening paper south of Philadelphia which re- ceives exclusively the Associated Press dispatches. of ali the other daily payers here added to- getner. Persons lezying town for the season, and Sum- mer travelers, can have Tae Star mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, the address being chanzed as often as desired. The money dust accompany the order in all cases. Double Sheet To-morrow. To morrow THE Star will be published in le sheet or eight page form, containing firy-six columns. Advertisements and orders or this enlarged and extra widely-circulated ssue should be sent in this eventing, or at the ¢arllest hour practicable to-morrow morning. eray eee The Situation at Cincinnati. Vales the plan shall be changed between now and next Tuesday, the determination of the Ohio democrats 1s to press Senator Thurman for the nomination at Cincinnati. It was ra:nored that he had decided to withdraw, but this ts not true, Mr. John G. Thompson, the Manager of the Thurman boom, left for Cincin- nati last night, happy in the belief that the chances of his favorite are as good as any. He insists that Thurman could beat Garfield at the Gctober election In Ohio, and that that result Would virtually decide the presidentiat election in faver of the democrats. If Mr. Thompson could but convince the delegates to Cincinnatt Of Thurman's ability to beat Garfield tn Ohio, he would have no dificulty in nominating the Senator; but that is what he cannot do. Very few democrats have any faith in the ability of ‘Thurman or any other man who could be named at Cincinnati to defeat the republican nominee in his ow ate. The almost universal opinion expressed by the many delegates who have Passed through Washington during the past Several Gays is that Ohio ought to be abandoned to the reptolicans, and that the Cincinnati con. vention = frame its ticket and piatform With the view of making New York the battle- uere can hardly be any doubt pl will be pursued. If the tatest ur be true, and there ts any he will accept the nomtnation, Will, It Is believed by the most t democrats, put htm at the head of et by acclamation. There are members of the New York delegition—perhaps half of them—who favor Seymour. This faction is headed by State Senator .‘ wobs, one of the most Skillful of the democratic leaders in the Empire State. The bellef that Seymour fs the strongest man that can be nominated, and that he could be elected, pervades the democratic party north, South, east and west. If heshall accept, then a great pressure will be brought to bear upon Hendricks to induce him again to make the race for Vice President. The convention will not, probably, be in ses- sion more than two days. The only contest to be settled is from New York, and the indica- tons are that Tammany will be restored to its Status in the party by the admission of a part Of its delegation. New York cannot be carried for the democrats without the ald of Tam- maby, and this fact will secure the admission of John Kelly and others of his delegation. Two Sets of delegates were chosen in Massachusetts, but the opposing factions in that state have amicably adjusted their differences, and thus terminated that contest. The democratic con- Yeutions Invariably enforce the ualt rule where it Is ordered by states, and there will be nothing Of that nature to contend over. The whole ‘Struggle will be on making the ticket and bulld- ing the platform. —_—_--+e-—__ Judge Field has been severely criticised for having entered the presidential race while on the bench of the Supreme Court. He is accused Of having soiled his judicial ermine by his de- Scent into the unclean arena of politics. Public sentiment is undoubtedly against that Course. and properly so; but it must be remem- bered that Judge Field ts not tne only offender im this respect. Besides, there 1s a good deal of Sentimental humbug in the common idea of the courts being lifted way up into a clean and pure atmosphere, so far above politics that the Judges never feel its tntluenc? or experience Partisan bias. Judges of courts are but human, and generaily they are politicians, too, else they would not have attained seats upon the bench. The late Chief Justice Chase ‘a8 known to be a candidate for President; so justice McLean !n,a certain sense; and Jus- tice Harlan, of the Supreme Bench, has mant- fested considerable interest in the pending campaign. Ee has been interviewed, at least once, and expressed the feelings and opinions of a very decided republican. The U.S. Supreme Court has on more than one occasion rendered opinions that were governed by political feelings and party necessities. Everybody knows this, and furthermore in dectsions of this character the judges holding one set of political opinions have almost Invariably taken one view of the question, while those entertaining opposite opinions held stoutly to the otner side of it. Incourts, as elsewhere, it 1s often a matter of Imajority rather than one of law or abstract justice. $$$ ‘The attorneys who are defending Currie, the ‘Texas assassin, were surprised and disappoint- €dat the appearance of Barrymore and Miss Cummings as witnesses for te state. The plea of self<iefence was first put im for the murderer upon the a-sumption that the companions of the murdered man would not appear to testify ‘Their presence upset this program, however and at the last moment the defence set up the, theory of insanity,and supported It by the expert testimony of a physician whose character is Sald to be anything but first-class. This change of tactics by the defence ought to weigh with great force with the Jury, who will deserve and receive the condemnation of all honest people if they do not return a verdictof guilty. Al the facts show that the murder was unprovok- ed and cowardly to the last degree. ————— ‘There ts criminal carelessness in the sanitary Management of Princeton College. Within a few weeks past five of the studeuts have died of malaria produced by a total disregard of the Plainest requirements of sanitary laws. In tact: it is sald upon good authority, that the very at- mosphere in which the students are taught Sanitary science ts poisoned with malarta; that through defective drainage and plumbing the Polsonous exhalations of a cesspool filter Into ‘the buildings of the college, and thus carry the Seeds of disease and death into the very sleeping apartments of the students. The faculty of the college are not only criminally negligent of the health of those committed to thetr charge, but they display a reckless disregard of the interest and reputation of the college which must tn the 2nd sadly impair tts usefulness. ‘Thistime itis Hanlan’s turn. In the rowing Match between professional oarsmen at Provi- dence, last evening, he was “taken with a Butch,” in the side, or somewhere, stopped pull- ing before he reached the turn-stake, and was nowhere at the close. It 1s likely he was really il, as Courtney may have been some time or Other in his many failures; but to non-' - betting People the effect ts allthe same. What with accidents actual and pretended and sickness Teal and felgned, the public, not being able to tell the difference, will soon cease to take any interest whatever tn these so-called contests. In fact when rowing matches come to be classed among the lost arts few people will be sorry. —_$_<re _ Editors well equipped with waste baskets Benerally have the advantage of poets, but not always. In an unguarded moment the Ken- tucky Editorial Association invited one of the umerous “poetesses” of that state to read a poem on the occasion of its recent annual meet- ing, and when she got its members securely Beated before her she settled accounts with them by firing off a poetical effusion nearly as Jong as Milton’s Paradise Lost. betier next time, DaY GOODS, DEESS at Gan SILES, De, Gages ee EVE- LADIES’ AND MI! DRESSES IN MUSLIN, N et LINEN LAWNS. 10. PER CENT. OFF FOR ALL CASH SALES. | ‘Now is the time to secure bargains. JOHN T. MITCHELL, jels4t 931 Pen YUMBEBLAND (CEMENT. ‘Now in stock a fresh Jot of this celebrated oR. MENT, which was used exclusively in ewe ey Rew Biireait of Enwraving and Printiny an National snseum. “This Cotient is the strongest dcheapeat in this market. or nate in fae id Fail quantities mn om = | WHEATLEY & 00. jel8.3t"__ Qed st, and Indiana ave.n w. LL CLAIMS AGAINST THE DIS- TRICT OF COLUMSIA Contracted by the Board of Public Works, Gom- missioners = District of Colurabia, or Levy Court, inclu Gidase of Board of Audit, Auditor and Sewer Certificates, and General Sewer Tax Receipts proeecuted and collected throug] ALLEN C. CLARK, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Jel8-2w* 220 Four-and-a-Half st. n.w. fis holding a «yecial term for Orphan's Court bus- inese, testamentary on the personal estate oft TaMurL F. CLAKE, late of the District of Co- eceawed. All’ persons naving claims acainst thosald decoased dre he ereby warued to ex- Licit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at or b-fore the 28th day of May next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from sil benefit of the said estate, Given under oir han.ts this 2sth di f May, isnt 7 nen te HOMAS 3. FISHES, je18-1,37 Eugese CARUSI, (PHS JS TO.GIVE NOTICE, That the sub. ecriber of Washington, D. 0., hath obtained om the Supreme Court of ‘the vistrict of Colum- bia hoiding a special term for Orphans’ Court busi- nese, letters of sdminictration on the perronal es- tate of FREDERICK D. KKYWOUBLH, late of the District of Columbia, a eae ail persons havi Claims against tuo said deceased are hereby warnt to exhi bit the same, with the ‘vouchers thereof, to e subecriLer at or before the 21sT pay or May NEXT; they may otherwise by law be excluded from sil benefit o: the said estate. Given under my hand this 2lst day of May, 1530. JOHN SS W. H. WOOD, Solicitor. £30 HITE GooDs. WHITE Geops. India Linene, India Mulls, Persian Lawn. Macaliay French Nainsoox, French Mustin. Soft Nalnsooks, Linen Lawn, Lace Piques. Figured and Dotted Swiss, Victoria Lawns, Bishop Lawn and Swiss Muslin. Also the larvest assort- ment of Trimming Emoro! Laces and Bat- 1050, 00s ee Saured Laws from 6% to 10c. 2 ¥ds. ra wns from io 4,000 yds. Fisured Linen Lawns at l5c., worth 25. 2000 yds- Striped Ispahan Ginghams at 18c., re- duced from 25¢. 10 Pieces Black (all silk) Buntings at 7Sc. at $1.50, and better than Silk Grenadines. W. M. BROWN, Jel8 $17 Market Space. etal p leaving the city, Fives an fine re PIARG to ca ee corer ary) fr, & moderate rent. Addi Se Star office. a ‘st heap ROGERS’ P*s Sates Ce MECLIZED, PAPER, PROTEO- 01 ete a1 Againgt ag Wai and Mildew. For sale by HKALUSOW! SHE Pharmactst, si We TNER- heretofore exist- D'srenntex OF CO-PAR' SH1P.—The Oo- ppeuiers rehip iug between the un ed ie this day dissolved by mumal conrent. all devs collected and paid by 14M KIDDIE, who is authorized to collect all! rer tosaid firm. ADAM DIE. 7-2 ANDREW KIDDIE. Korres SALVE CURE, THE GBEATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE FOR Swellirgr, hg eee Cuts, pee oe ce orms, Netiral Carbonclés, Mum Bealde, Dru ‘ounds, in Bans rd oils, umat and Muecle nee Festers, loeration Lumbago, Contrarted Corda, St Stiff Jolute, Afections of tho ‘Throat aad ines, Diphtheria such as Hoareenese, Ofoup, ‘Sore Throst; Scrofulous Ulcers, Mil Erysipeles, 803 the best 8: 01 Bards, Poironing de, and many other ailments eutj A fo human nature, and (es No. fer i?, Scratches an ings on Horses. Beware of imitations. None genuine without the sigrature of H. KROPP, Jr, the lower, 4 hand corner of the label: Ask for latte SALVE CURF, an@ take no other. For sale by all Drug- eee Oe oa atrecein. w- Ona BEDUCFION RENE. DRESS gccns ath RIS TES FOULARDS, SATIN. FOULARDS aed BROGA ee ‘and offer our completa stock of F "ANOY DRESS agar at very low prices. We offer 5,000 yards of LINEN LAWNS at 12c., former price 20. 000 yards of pure LINEN LAWNS, 2Sc., former price 4 Yards P RINTED LAWNS, fast colors, 5c. i DOTTED SWIss MUSLINS. Me ENE, PERSIAN LAWNS, INDIA ‘The above Goods ace strictly first-class, and will sold at rates that wi'l ensure their aneedy sale. 'W. M. SHUSTER & SONS., ‘Penna, avenue. 5 Pes Cent. Discount For Oasu. Jel6-3t ER’ le Lidiit A’® ses Soran’ PUBLIC, Experienced in takin; 8a.m.to4p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. Other houre at residence, $31 C st.n.w, 6 at AT STRAUS’, ROL PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ss ss ss $8 88 8! For a Light Cassimere Suit worth $12, slo $10 slo slo 12 Different Styles of Suits worth $1: $32 sw $12 siz For s Special Made Suit worth 818. sis $5 $15 sis For a Fine Worsted Suit worth 825. $15 820 $20 $20 $20 For a Fine Granite Cloth Suit worth 330. Boys’ Suits at Proportionate Prices. NOWHERE IN THE CITY OAN CLOTHING BE HAD BETTER AND AS OHEAP AS AT THIS OLD RELIABLE HOUSE. Je15 eee" ONE PRICE BOSTON DEY GOODS HOUSE. THIS WEEK UNUSUAL BARGAINS GUARANTEED OR THE MONEY REFUNDED, IN THE FOLLOWING NAMED FIRST OLASS DBY GOODS AND FINE MILLINERY. FINE QUALITY PRINTED LAWNS, FAST COLORS, 9 CTS. PER YARD. CHOICE PATTERNS, EXCELLENT QUALITY, LINEN LAWNS, 125 CTS. PER YARD. A BEAUTIFUL LOT OF LAWN SUITS aT $1.25 zacu. A GESUINE BARGAIN IN SHETLAND SHAWLS, 60 CTS. EACH. 3 AND 4 BUTTON UNDRESSED KID GLOVES, 37 CTS. PER Pan. A Small Lot ALL LINEN DAMASK TABLE COVERS, slightly damaged, by water only, GEN- UINE BARGAINS. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & GOUHRANE, 705 and 709 Market Space. . 8.—NO CONNECTION WITH THE STORE BETWEEN OUB TWO HOUSES. 3012 eres epee ent any kind rd Hicks Be ine ———— ANTED—An exverienced WAITER. Mi Wiese recommended. Apply 622 Penns. ave : ERE SSS SE eS (5 wane wi Ce cash for SITUATION “homes, *Btar Office. eer ye 3t WY ANTED—By geatioman and We PEE WANTED By, gon itleman and wife, woe 1d cool Ki pas ABD and cool KOOM, for 840 per — ee ees ee lice, ae aan 1320 I st. n.w., a middle-aged W ‘ica’ be well ec- N as 0} ommended. ee other Beed apply WANzzED— a ne clored a a See as Best of ref- travel. erences. "Address Bon bor tar Office. ‘els. pid ¥V |) ANTED—Furnished HOUSE, for the Gren of it, by small family—two sdults._ Best o! ererces. Address ‘* Careful,” Star Office. Stes Bt V ANTED—At 2614 2 oe onload WOM ee as seamstress and at ‘pon. Must come well recommerded. iw Leah ees active wre ee a SITOA- W.THON ta chice or wrocory store.” Onl or 24: arene at On Let. "ie WANTED 8300 one year. Endorsement good. Will place ifeinenranes policy in Hands of lender. Address ‘‘Lender,” Star Office _J18-3t* W'Nrrb a To Re Rexz—Two or threo large un- furnished ROOMS, by a single gentleman. State terme—not cpeceaice § 15 per month. A dress Box 20, Star Office. Jel8-3t Want "ED—Good second-hand jamp neat Ga KTAGE, HORSE and HARNESS. Must bea Address, statiog lowest cish Bite Office. Jel8-3t* FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. SUMMER RESORTS. _ SUMMER RESORTS. Handsomeiy furnished -ART- Fars NTS at reduced prices Tee ara 510 H st. n.w. jets. Ey BR RENT—690 ist st.n.w. un Ist of October At next, laree, ‘and good 3 rent v= pame BLS Star office. Taba” | 2 F Benin a communis Ohre?, scene same floors ‘rent low to fiats tie enw sneee Tes Je18-3t* Fas RENT BRICK SEERTERS ae in mises 1222 12th st , fronting 30- foot alley: “Apply at residence. Jel7-003 k RENT—BRICK HOUSE No. 603 N stn ff SRS Sra gater and bath. Apply to JAS JA3. ‘OR RENT—BRICK HOUBE No G05 10th at-ne.. modern. Key next door. Bent Biase. = f.'M. kOWiaHE, 609 Taree Jel7-3t Fu IB RENT_Two new ees HOUSES, Nos. Tid Coo is DLW, nee OHNE, G- joure has a we nize Wal GLa No 'sat Tah 96. ee Jel7-3t i RENT—B! oe as No. 117 F st. n.w., (Sherman ck,) seven rooms, Cera bath- Foom; modern throughout: papered and {a good order. Rent #20. “M. M. ROURER feo ah SOR RENT—PRE&38 ars HOUSE, No 4460 st., between 4th “and 5th, eicht rooms ee pate room; gas and water. Apply to 315-0 st. tar Je16-3t* fi ee ad ‘OB RENT—Two unfurnished communicatin DRAFT HORSE, for his keeping Ti so F ROOMS, second floor; in first-class order: bath, will buy in oe Best care guaranteed. Aaa. hot and cold water on ies Goce! Bert moderate, J. 8. C., Btar 0: Jel Near City Hall. 220 Dt. Jel ARTED—Oneor two jolly. pleasant STEED = WANE? Se TE OT a eat R RENT—A three. ae BRICK Sone until Novem er. improvement. in charge. House has screens and modern Excellent cook and man servant ‘Terms 86 per week. The rizht perso s can have use of horses once a week. Address B. U.K. D., City P. O, Je18-2t* ANTED—White GIRL to attend a endl Ap Diy 445 Ost.n.w. Jel W ly ANTED—A white WOMAN to cook ve ame ) with washing and ironing. Apply a Mest. jel 7-20" aur a oan furnished Room for gen- tleman and lady ; Board for lady only, in pri- fate family: no questions asked. Address, stating terms, 8. D: A., Star office. Je17-2¢" WA NTED_ By a wentieman of experience and Feaponsitiity the use for its keeping of a good HORSE and CARRIAGE for summer; bes guaranteed. “Adaross PIT KIN, Btar cites. tard -3t* WANNA young man will give 850 for a SIT- Inessenger in Government De- partmextr, or as letter carrier, or in railroad postal Service, Addrese FRIENDLESS, Star office. 17-2t" pape enced YELLOW BOY and Waikioas waiter ‘and nurse. SCOTT'S Bee Hive, Soe 9th st. Jel6-3t Wane experienced SALESLADY, in a Millinery Store: also, an “APPIE! NTTC! R, 1301 41306 7th st. n.w. jel6. Wie A rN corset WHITE WOMAN Capt preferred) to do the housework in a family Muna st bring Caen ane: In- quire! in! oe 420 10th st. n.Ww. je16-4t* Wares good. DRAFT. HORSE, sound and in part payment for a first-class Piano. Call at Bureau of pee tier Room 24, Federal Building. THOMAB 'TCHELL. jel6. St ANTED—One reliable MAN to attend to eat counter, once. None bi apply. JOHN BEOKS Restaurant, 630 uisians ave. Jel6- -Bt* house containing nine rooinsand store, with ail modern improvement at 835. Appl ly Di pore its ave. 0. Ww. jele-8! 3d st. and Massachuset R RENT, AND SALES OF PaOFERTT, aT. FUiteanbar AUCTION. —See Bulletin issued on the Ist and 16th of ever THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. 619 7th st. p.w. _jel6-3t* R RENT—203 A st. BECK HOUSE, 12 rooms, all modern imp nts; e'egantl furnished ‘and in excellent repair. ‘Thauiire of WA, ceed Architect's Office, sei. Wee itol 5 nient, complete six- E toom HOUSE, ‘near ‘the corner of 6th and T location ; all modern convenience, ane To SAMS it MoGILL, Architect, LeDroit ing, between 4 and 5 p. m. Jet6-3t" Fo SALE—A 17-room a oaes ;BEIOR HOUSE, three pay windows, wit ‘odern improve- ments; stable: 6,000 square feet of rou lawn; ‘very, desirable; suitable for seminary or aryl R. WILNO: stone arylum. WALTER X, corner and I sts. n. Je16-w, f,m, 3t FR St faite Rene DWELLING, situated on st., near Pa. ave. ; six room: ime, gas and water. ‘Terme easy. Inquire of WADE WIL- COX, corner 20th and I sts. n.w. — jell Lea FOR BENT No, 20 B at. Maine ave., 818; 811 H st. ne on 330, EY Sess in rear of Maine ave., 88. WHITE & gio? sine ave. 8.W. Fu RENT—Two comraunicating front SoHE third floor, over Markriter’s new store, No. 2b Est. n.w. Apply at the store. ae ‘UR BENT—HOURE of seven rooms, repair and in a splendid locality ; No. Bt. last Apply Boe F st DUVALI "ALL & 3 115 spi ‘OR RENT—PRESS BRICK BousR aioe 2 AS st. n.w., geven rooms and bath roo Conventences. Rent $20 per month. “Ror 418 6th, st. n Jel2-6t Wane MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAB- RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead CLAIMS, and all kinds of Land Scrip, for ee hest rates will be paid. WILLIAM J. JOHNSTO! Attorney-at- \w, Room 41, epee aus Jel0-1: OF RENT—A06 Fat a, w., clevantly-furnishad PARLOR and BED ROOM, en suite, second floor: also, furnished PARLOR and BED ROOM, third floor. Husband and wife without children, and gentlemen only need apply. Jel2.6t* ANTED—F, tarnish Bi TRRVANTR! (ay ot ye cies é'co. SLTAELE ANTS of all £0 SE Positinese for city, and Seamiey 0. E. PRIC! ot Tayis-Swe FOR SALE. ‘OR Cres Lovers or SPEED!—A fine blood B. E, sfx years old, guarsnteed oor in every ree: Can trot in 60. For further particulars call ai 218 9th st. n.w., opposite Center market, je18-3t" ae SALE—A first-class Phxton Buggy, nearly new, $125; second-hand Extension, re good light Family Carriage, (00; nearly new S-epring Sash-door, in Tob, Bugies, 870 up; very tfay vromiey aaandeee=e™: Ot air velo Howe. i. GRAHAM, Jel18-lw_ 410-416 Sthst., bet. D and K n. w. Fons mos Bak ‘to gta 18 Sg Drone tee and double harness ; “canbe seen i. APIN'S Btablee, G: betwoon Gin and Teh sts. Foe SALE OR EXCHANGE—A $250 Double- barrel B. L. GUN, | Will sell pags exc! BOBS Us weton ee Hie retro Fue ETO og maples sein Ban : ae aut, Busey new. GHEEN & OSBORNE, Gai, naxehin new. jo16-4t Fes SALE—Two new Centaur BIOYCLES; half pexeu nies ape 50 and 52 inch. One second: han id oe ection. One d-hand 46-inch Inquire 111 (a Bt. nw. Jel5. D tia in good condition. Fe SALE—16 head of nonaee from Keckingham county, ye5 i Secs one ey, Ho gare old gan trot in 2:50. lao: 2’Conpe Herece. JOHN SIMMONS Stable. No. 811 12th st. n.w. Jel: ant arri a Fre, RBERT—Six room HOUSES, Geairably Jocated. | Apply to WHEATLEY BROS., 7th s and Rhode Island ave. Jolt OR SALE—Gothic SWELLING: ‘No. Ta 19th 8t., opposite the Galt Mansion. All modern improvements in plumbing and heating. contaths Parlor, library, dining-room, butler's “pant |-rooms, bath-room, closets, 1 ae wine and coal Fe ENTSTORE ‘No. 216 10th st., 7 Pennsylvania ave. and Wholesale market, Le able for commissi: ion, feed and flower, Brocery 0 926 Louisiana a B RENT. FOR RENT. aie SON 12 F st. n.w. Now re ma three times s week. ; children and from Oakland, Md., 2.800 feet above tide, air, cool nights, ‘water, will be open June 1. Will di my whole attentfon to guests. fortable carriae will convey from to fe 1209 B.I. ave. n.w., 10 rm. briek, m.im. 250 per mo. 1308 F st. n.w.,10 rm. brick, mod.im... 75 per mo. 1210 13th st. n.w., 10 rm. brick,m.im.. 50 per mo. 86 let et., Georxetown, 10 rm. brick, m.i.. 25 per mo. 1719 B.I. ave. 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 aye., near U. 8. Treasury Department. THOS. J. FISHER & O0., jel 1228 F street n.w. ODD & HAND’ 609 7th street n. e Boncment ot Second Na- tional Bank Buil REAL EstTaTE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS. none: AND poss FOR SALE in all parts of the city on easy terme LOANS NEGOTIATED WITHOUT DELAY. RENTS COLLECTED. je12-3m. OR SALE_By 0. T. THOMPSO! EAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, Mutual Fite Ins. Bla’g, 9th t 9th st. and Pa. ave. n.w. Houses Nos. 609, 511, oma and 524 11th st. s.w. House No. 1013 ¥ st Houres Nos. 619, oi'03 623, 3 Maryland ave Honses Nos. THB LAT atat st. nw. Houses Nos. 171: Vacant Lot on T st. “bet. 9th and 10th sta. n. 22x153. Vacant Lots in Uniontown, D.O. Improv on Unimproved Property in all sections of the city. (OR RENT—Br B. 0. HOLTZMAN, Beat ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. Skating Rink. 23.194 stn. 7 rooms Fur. coon Fst.; Z edie Fur. h’ eitthn Fur. h’se, Fur. house, tase aver 1312 Pa.ave.n.w. Sie 75 1468 Ma ape 603 Fret. twee) 826 12th a “how. d bat! 60 823 e. I make no charge to landlords for advertising thar, it 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 81,000 to 860,000. Now is the time to buy. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, jel? 10th and E sts. n.w. ‘OB RENT— THE OOROORAN BUILDING, Oprosrrz U. 8. ‘TREASURY, 15TH STRERZ. r iagulve of of the Senitor, ost ta anauite st MONEY TO LOAN. RK RENT—Large and nicely furnished ROOMS REAL % cool and pleasant, at 1329 G st. n.w., south | QAur, eo St Qi, TO LOAN, ON a front, Prices very moderate for the summer. ATM ROBRER, moy27-1m' Je17-3t 509 7th st, FOR SEAT A SyRoasRoantifal BUILD. ING LOTS comer 4th and @ ate. s.0., facing Pennsy!vania avenue and beautiful park. Rext to corner 14th and Qs. n.w. Inquire ta ith st. n. my27-im Fr =o ntlemen pmlc handsomely Bae FR ORT BOO ROOM. o other : odersie. wip oat ae aomuanion an F°, BALE—A press bei a6 foot frout, 8 FOO ‘BOOMS and ROOMS turnisned for hovseker final! BEDEOOMS. "364 Bonny neg T% MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Is Sums To Surr, At6 per cent for large parks! for small sums. No Dela ‘B. 0, HOLTZMAN, jell 10th and F ste. n.w. ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. 25, 000, $10,000, @5,000,, 82,000, 81,500, $1,0°0, ato percent San, 95.00 other amounts thet’ msy Dewanted: Oharuée low. "No delay. B. H. WAENER, ms29 916 F street northwest. BUSINESS CHANCES. BOARDING. ‘OR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS, on frst, second and third floors, with or. yout BOARD, in private family. ‘Apply No. bt C si wed SALE Bix HORSES; four very fice young two good workers—cheap. fine tide Bay Surrey WAGON. “Doctovs an TURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—In suite or singly at summer rates; New ork avenues First-class TABLE BOARD. 3010-18 and shafts: Also Aue LANDAUREL Dee RTAGE. ‘FOR RENT With BOARD, largo. aipy ROOMS Beat makers. DOWNEY'S Stables, 1013 17eh at. | Xion fret, second ang third fort. forms, & GR BALES Pais bowl GS Oe in ERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND _D AY HORSES, OASBIAGES, HARNESS, 3 fed at 827 Vermont &e., will find it to Cae a ane to call on or address me, re constant. demand for such ptOC. ‘All wonders promeey at tended to and on the most reasonable terms. thing strictly as represented. WM. F. CARESS 1013 17th at. n.w. jell-6m * Fic RALE.—I fee on Bes ten (10) i of se- lect HORSES, suit rer oF CainaS soe will be sold cheay r cash. Surekey: Nos. TOIT Ost nw, 33: tO | Pe jon MISS THE OPPORTUNITY to pur- hase one of those 715, OR- aR at ‘SIDNEY T. eratatg & 60-8, s 5. A Eee large Stock of New and Beoon lant OABE! of 8 best make, and finieb, euch = T and vill arts, Extension Tops, Jum) HOSEN) BERT ‘i. GRAHAM, 410-416 8th st., DandEn.w. Repairing promptly attended to, myll LOST AND FOUND. O8T—This morning, an OVAL Japan) ESE PIN. Finder Mae be rewarded by leaving same at 819 Market Space. Jels-2t" ‘OST—June 16, 1680, # GOuD BREASTPIN. “A suitable reward will be paid to fiuder if re- turned to 128 B et. 8.w. Jel’ Light gt POCKETBOOK containing two ee tickets, small sum of money, cards and other pers. Bultable reward will be paid if left, at, 19 COUNTRY BOARD. Copetey ee a family, 23 hours’ ride fi Add: je ream ty: Mus. D. REINHART, Je18-3t Kuoxville, Ma. Carevatia BOARD—At t Barnesville, Md..on Me- 2 tropolitan, Branch B. i mites fre shington ; 23s miles from Suzar Loaf moun! Pare steon| god table, Address NT. TALBOTT, Barnesville, r G. ¥. HYDE, room 2, Le Droit Building, Washington D. 0. jJel3-3w 5 PER WEEK—ScMMER BoaRD ON SOUTH Brven—House plain, but comfortable. Abun- nee of fruit, fieh. oysters and crabs. Location healthy. Addreas ‘D. HIGG! Ww. INS, Aapapolis, Wire ¢ GBOVE, the old and favorite Summer is novel mn for the accommodation of BOARD! iSens. rgullk and Veretables from our and arden, Amusements coni of croquet, ets boat ‘ishing, ten pins, &c. ‘Bath house for $28 ver month for adults; chil- Gren sud servants half re aie NIB, Willow Grove, shensndoah or muy, a ARD! at aye. ote M. T. SOUTHALL. eid HE, JREMOST, BOUsE offers good with for aa and, vs3b per months fioeee te eal Ne fi Clase, and coolest location in the city. _ my24-31 = PHERSON HOUS i5th and T sta, Moats ble ROOMS: - with BOAB! D ; also T. Mrs. HOEOKLEY, Proprietress. Hoo! 612 9th st.n. ad —— Diet te cotet PROFESSIONAL. ie = M. TALBO’ eee Deere, No. 448 Tei over Eiseman'e Givthing Dentistry in alts per ret. ‘All work arranten my31 USEEL FEED, &c-—Thonsands visit DR WHITE'S well-known establishment, 1416 Pa. ‘illard’s Hotel. Among them the hizh- , Judicial and political dignitaries of this overtes and representatives of leading fo1 fp puccenfaly, its corns, bun- vascular excrescences and other Office fee 81. my25 = TJOHSSTON. Dascarr « A Graduate of Pennsylvania College Teeth en gold and wives: Tonos ‘poate s Oalyary and si Bavaet cl Pek, iT Beek. Swen” Set Dr. Domer and others. OTICE. ne Dental office and business of the fate Hite is bara eh avenne, will be conti Hi Es Dr. 0. ‘SERS, formerly of B18 Ps prance BN Sontineanes of vatumage ts is fully solicited. e WESESTORN aN Denti, Femoved to 410 11th . OELLULOID TEETH inserted tot 1p set and alc) tions on the: Bdiere camaro Eacting, 8 declé Di. Se a ae ee M. 8. BROWN, TIS: io. 725, roma one ide giver. £0 for oor Paigles ez cyte. ‘Artificial Teeth oterery wna fimertea 31 pease on the ral teeth performed with care and satisfaction. Attention is Galled to the pleasant an and oot convenient location of this office. Three lines of cars pass the door. Det Tand Rete, Boauilta sete of Tesh gee Tepes Puleg, #1; 8 Eetracting wi Without PERSONAL. R BOARD $20 PER MONTE: DOvaE, Dondoun Cony airy rooms; stage from er rie a miles (daily); fare from Wash- in reference, H.C; McOsnley, Kad . ti Bian t ihe aiveralty.” Aaa sare B. MoCo, Ipive: so ress Dover, Loudor Sone Va. eeu IERAL SPRING, East Fata a -. Va.—On. ** Blooming: pote ‘rere’ 85 to 8T pee week Bree See my26-1m* 7 GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. SPECIAL BARGAINS. ANNUAL OLEARING SALE or Children's Examination SHOES. Ladies’ SANDALS and TIES. Gent's Low Quarter SHOES. L. MEILBRUN, No. 402 7th et. m.w. Bien of: Tas Orn Woman mm Wuoow. sa o'r DOOR SPORTS. LAWN TENNIS, A full assertment at low prices. WH. BALLANTYNE & SON, eT 428 Teh at, wis ‘THE LADY who on Wednesday ev walked with gent up 11th strest and then too) Belt line car and id B s.w., going to Bee sick friend, aie toor aeseud Her adda to JA8. BBANT, Star office? will abcut a tituation. Sols HE GENTLEMAN who, about two weeks ago applied see abe ore cor. of and Mont- will learn ar something to ie adtantage, by by calling st No. 60 Bridge strosk. |. ALBURGE! successor to I. P. LIB- W Bee Ratcnnber Se gowelt: ate: m er fee Btore, opp. cae P.O. myll-2m ATOR EXAMINES TITLES, reports asto Pierrespeantedie. of 506 -. 6 &.m. t010 Dum, “Always in before and from:2'% 6." spit oun Mee ene ene one reliable and gives ee ee eae erie in ad to Fy R SALE—40 Shares Washington & Georgotown alirosd STOCK; 25 Saedey yeenose RR. Stas. Be Sis Best, n.W. OR SALE—Cuar—Two BRICK HOUSES, N. nd 942 F st.6.w. j belt ceah bale nce iB, Arg and 940 as Hoe to uit, $1,000 each. ©. H. P, ae RALETage ICE HOUS! itable for Butcher or Provision Dole ae ight wACOn, and HARNESS. “ADDIS 136 B st. 8.¢. P —— OWNING BOARD OF AUDIT OER- TIFICATES will find it to. o thelr interest to call upon me without delay. OHRIS. EDIE, General Agent, 1871 F et. n.w. ‘jel Fae RENT—A GREENHOUSE and au Frame Dwelling for gar ar ea se ses. . SP FIGHER & CO. tas Fa = :| A RARE OHANCE—For 811 wees = Fixtures, Good Will and Unexpired Lease and Licenre of the well-known RESTAURANT OF SO ea ea PLATZ, No. 604 Pennsylvania en a Fa. BALE—Two valuable BUILDING poss = 16th st. n.w-, between Blake and. T etree Each Lot 18.242 by 100 feet. Also, LOT on Blake tt teat iy to Bd. MORAY, Wetene at a barwain, : Law Building. Phy © “yel7-6t* FES Ser couabhished FEED STORE. Reason for selling, failing health of the pro- prietor. 8. H. A Jel6-3¢ 303 20th st. n. PABLIES DESIRING to dispose of their HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE, UARPETS, &¢ Kc. can find a cash purchaser by addressing DAVIS & GO., 89 Argyle ave., Balt., MI Baca FE SALE—A number of LOTS, 20x100, near the National Fair grounds. | Owner wants to leave thecity, and will sell at half price. of wanes Q. anes. 3211 Pa. ave. n. BALE—Fi: uIGHE BTOUE faquire Jedi as WASHINGTON GAS Address ‘‘ Gas,” Star office. ae OTE OR BR EXCHANGE-GARDEN FARM, 30 acres, in hixh state of cultivation: the best truck garden near the District; four miles from city ood road. "Also, 100 aOnies BONE Ge watered. Inquire of HUQUELY 8, 645 New York ave. ‘OR SALE—A neat two-story FRAME. — in the northwestern seetion of city, in excellent order, lot 2 sae to an alley sacar 8 Am DWELLIN £08 ad W. E. BURFORD & 00., 1115 F st. n.w. Fe See voeeetal FARM of 62 pest os milk ‘ket, n. ©. of cit yaseed for health, and: delisi 4. Chek ice fruits of, 2ilkthds and in-abundanoe, with all necessary 0 class. Av) Pa. ave. 0. 1. BRENTE aye 'OR SALE OR foe ee encumbered FeerRaRmbered city > desirable UNTRY PLACE, 6 miles from ¢ by rail oF take 9, thoroughly improved, fine 4 if exery rtion, Blindo trees bath tubs, etc. Address Sana G, Oprpets,, Pi +» BC Also, 08, Crockery, Money lose on to tame, at B. FULTOSs Eons PIANOS AND ORGANS. HE STIEFF PIANOS. T GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT. ‘The Artists’ Favorite. Defy Competition, @. L. WILD & BRO., 733 7th st. n.w, tor the Kranich & Bach and other ant claw PrANGS abd ORG Great reat Bargaine in ‘Pianos ‘Sid Organs which have Pianos and Organs for rent at greatly reduced rates during sumer mouths: 300 ee ECKER BROS.’ OS — “superior De Rive, &. Matohless Bur i Ge: wang Prices’ ble. ‘reasonal G. KUHN, abana lin 10th st. LE SPiniscicem@ BECHKEB’S, 007 @ st. n.w. iis era Se pi Roda EO EUCALYPTINE From Australian Trees. ae Bold by ot Drusatats, Per? HENANDOATL iS, Va Sttaneg of yeter, maine a eg tsene music. mye a the mx a Nxcureion tickets via BAS OR a Star ‘flee; aor radiances A. J. . jel5-Im* EMPHREMAGOG iEWrO! MEMPRRE: ROG HOUSE, Newronr, er Seisime ie Pecial rato 9 Si per dag, | mots oF af sox. ee AteANtiC ne OTEL. ny io rooms, dancing ‘mone the provements. cured for the season. Toe 2. and $12 50 per week. For Greulara WITH, TRACY, Proprictor, Ocean Gis. Sta. Je12-2m -ERSONS WISHING FIL CLASS BUAKD and delightful location for, ihe summer months apply to Mrs. J. MARSHALL, Markham Station, Fauquier county, Va HE SEASIDE \0T! cITry, qe _ T 0 fant |; OOEAN Fearon 1880 opens JUNK 15. Acces ble (sun- Situated 100 yards from the by gagsexcerted) from Baltimore and W: [ashir -» and Eastern Rh Toot of South et, ’, Baltimore, Md. Star office, or write to the Proprietor MASSEY & 00. gt MMER BOARD IN NEW YORK. r Sry ACENUE, 8}, Ist Dou Fuom Grn Sz. MRS. A. LAWRENCE, Proprietor. In immediate le to the Pape stores ard theaters. Rooms larger and board th toany hotel, and prices much hare. Tower, (Bath rooms on every floor without ¥. fone GaN UNION HOTEL, BARATOGA SPRINGS, N. OPEN FoR THE BEASON. Jed-f, m,w, 26¢ HENRY Seate, Lessee. Us ITED STATES 8 THE LARGEST AN A: CTLANTIO, WILL OPEN ON SATURDAY, UNE19 W. Wall NEY, MORE st CHAS. or. Musical Direct Persons deanee roome will address WN & WOELEPEL, Proprictors. Je2 cuts cus M™ HKINEO HOUSE, MOOSEHEAD LAKE, MAINE. ‘The favcrite resort of Northern Maine for sports- med, Summer tourists or invalids. For circulars dress: ‘NNEN, Superintendent, as above, or CHENELY & CO., 106 Bitte et., Boston.” 2, — Le ae VA. Sree cay fron 82 50 to 82. | ir week, 8 tori. Sil. ‘Specials contracts, with Tatil ané parties for the thou ad seuss Address JONES & ARKER, Pa ‘Pore my23-tyy15 Orkhey Springs, Va. 64 LT WATER BATHING. hear Piney Point, will open Jane ok With the many ie provements is unex: by any Place on here ac. Good bathing and cake all ings of boats for eucata fro..“Term ier as month; special to. families Vinuoes by Norfolk ers wat be heres at Pine: te je2 rae Proprietor. Potom: EASON OF 1850. STOCE" Hi be ore ES DUFFY, (of. Geatbatias age Philadelphis, )'Sup't and General Manager. OPENS JUNE 19. A ry Haak raamers Celebrated Orchestra, SIMON prams ear pelea have the use ef a Passenger Fler ator, and each room is suppiied wit ei) EEE ee ONGRESS HALL. CAPE MAY, N. 3, C OPENS JUNE 26, Unéer new mansgement, rently a altered, snd improved. Particulate as rooms cee, be had on srnlication Bolrnhade ot Philadelphia, or of cHCH James aiington. ‘Afusie i Hassicr's celehatca orcheetra, 7 J.&G. BR. CRUMP Of the Colonnade, Tata, a "Proprie- Rig per week, and, 30 per mu jents or familios. Visitors by Potomac steam: gre pill be met at the Piney Point w te ee Bailing ab id Kaeo Boats for Sail- ine an dress BB J. ana ere Punt. * oe Seon ae Weshington, D. Shee aE aCe AND SEA MORRO ES HOUSE fou! OPENS ved tee aioe mySl-Im__ Address .U. MALTBY, \OBB’S HOTEL, SURF BATHING, FISHING, SNIPE BHOOTING. ‘This Hotel is reopened for ‘the reception of ¥ tors. Terms $2 per day, 812 per week, 835 per month. Route from ict or Old Point per, asada Rae pet entire my22- Tm FEPADY & COBB, Proprietors. HE GETTYSBURG RINGS ae DoEBiirg ear. Pa. wa PHUR aud CHALY BEATE BPHIN . Opens June 16. Rare mount ‘Terma very moderate. Beourion address J. oaeee gounty, Pa. Gireulars “hs Star office. gummnan HOUSE. Beautifully cituetod opfeeite the Har: m1 op z Mountain: the gems of tie Later Good gems rooms, excellent table, extensive | Se, oa Fer rooms, terms, dress WM. A. “t SPRINGS, W. Va., ants oe £0.28 RB. &. axp 25 ‘The merit ton, 87.75. pamphlets and all information of PRATT & BON, myi-8m 401 9thet. new. Wastington DO. ee JOBDAN ALUM SPRINGS, ROCKBRIDGE » Va. Hamitton House, and wit be-epched for 2, Per rowr ST. MABYS OOUNTY, Manriamp, oF as LIPPIN! ao 1B AN! as aveR OCEAN GROVE. —New, fuily located, near iethog with ample Verandas, an from. Svery room. Adarese Mee AMY’ N, RED: 4 Ocean Grove, N.J., or Washington, D. "0. my ie-in! ASTFORD HALL, wry hess pd MD. Open for reception of guests June lst. Kine ov eteaiers 40 Baltsmore. Bali rod and telographiccommunication with, all pointe. music, fishing and bathing: yrietor. Circulars dress RAM'L Siar office,“ NCBRIB, Prop my29-Im" main L&eak HOusE, ALTOONA, PA. 4 line of, Peon, Rell. 1-20 feet aboe pealevel. Nine hours’ ride from Wash- ington. in all the eae Capacity. 4v0. Stricly_finetc surists can obtain = a: Diglit's rest and a dagliglst view of matchless monn. tain scenery. Health and pleasure seekers find Ret wood fishing and bunting, and_rides and erty great beauty. No mosquitos. First-class mi For circulars, terms, otc.. address Ww. R, Superintendent. o{ireulars may be found ‘at the Reeuine Men's my29-1m my QRCOnD SEASON OF A DESIRABLE 8UM- oO. ow uests will be brought from fhe e gopet free Address 4 oe pak udoun Co. Mo ou — TOVsE CRESSON s will 4th, 1880. Gn esimnait Fen the ‘Aliaghenten, 2, 200) feet above sea level. Nine hours ride from Washington by Pennsylvania railroad air, unsurpassed scenery aud spring water, health and pleasure-seekers. rent ina park of rare beauty. First-class music. Qutdeor Stuusements, bunting, fishing, ridinw and are lars, terme, étc..’addrosk W Db. TYLER, supe Circulars at iar office. 29-1 IGHLAND HO! medict combine to render it scenes to USE. yea or MAIN peg ‘This popular and di summer hotel, (for 30 aa tanoe trol ef the late Danie! I Homan, ) has been Feplaced by ® new first-class fours, canal Commodntlng 300 muesta, fitted with all modern ins. pvemmente, “tclesraph, Wes and will be Geet Tor fe fearon about July 1. nrider the same manase. ment as last year." is srrinrements, and drainage are soritsa nd the facilites for pom equal to anyon te goat PQRERe, po use, BERKELEY, SPRINGS, W. VA., Is now open. Charges $2.50 per aay, $10 per: weak. 40 A ver month: servants and children hal} urther information address CHARLES GR Over ‘nd Proprietor. Circulars at ES GREEN, 20 a servants. lait rice, Siar nas (ree! Round Trip se alas any atone ST nei office." 0. JORDAN. an90-8ro P35 HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT OOMFORT, VA., sivusted it n Teacher of PIANO, O1 and IG. Particular atiention to be- OAL. redigg ped ‘those wi qualified for Paes moderate. ii6 Bes. w. cat = w. Lt LE M., 702 STH St. n. w. b 79; 85 $77 a ih Savenes “ean cee ees nmant ip pre) arstion for rootless. West it, all ve examinations. 4 rivatelessous on moderste term mya UMMEB SESSIONS. SPENCERIAN BUSINESS Poincar, ‘77H anp L Sts. N.W. instruction and training in Penman- ping, 8 Bishan Practios, Business &e., by ‘the month at any time. Pleas- guides eet instruction. For particu- lare call = the College : HENRY 0. Pann —— FESSOR LARROQUE, (1823 Piloten instructor peatats of Beetine Oa versit; ng, Fact Private i instruction in all the French bra: and niceties. moderat APLEWOOD, INSTITUTE, Oooo: 850 per wane: ior Harned 5. ‘atu ie jarvard. First s 1. _RAZOB!! “it shayes wath with voluptuous ease. Vinton “2. be exoelled for taking a eee ana hola rit™—dus. P Warren oe aud extraordinary RAZOR is madeby boy Wade & Butcher, of Ensiand: Ttiea fall concave extra th NGI ‘ASOUS STEEL in, RINGING TILER! Willepit's bait or eleven face eich ihe lightest tonch® regis, #1-00 and warranted for NGOMBINATION ONES and BELT—combining a Hors and 2 Bela in ope price 7 OMEARA’S SEO tH BAZAR, Sth Immense Catal: SING TAoRLe. ab AR- CBREEY, GUN: ov ERS, &c., free to og Asc STORE, 521 7th street, opp. U. S Dost iS. RUPPERT, Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. m.w., HEADQUARTEES FOR THE WHITNEY CHILDREN'S Oum- CARRIAGE Bihty fn a Pris fat a = for St cy epeak for themecives: COAL AND WOOD. G. LL. SHERIFF, coan axp WOOD, ™ “ayaa attention given to every order. Asa and Mills, Water and N street, Potomac 1114 and 328 Pa. Ave. EINDLING WOOD was swarded to us over competitors. STEPHENSON & BRO.,