Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. oN or, SATURDAY. ---.- Jame 26. 1890. CROSBY 5S. NOYES....Editor. waar bosease is connected with the wires of the Na- phone Exchange and with the Western Union Te phone Exchanwe. Both these agencies esn therefore be availed of in sending to Tae Stam Sdvertisements, orders for the paper to be served, news, or any information, at any hour of the day free of cherze. These facilities are a wreat conve- pience, and will be sppreciated by the customersof TT} Sra. Persons leaving town for the ae and Sum- mer travelers, can have Tae Stax mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, the address being chanced as often as desired. The money must accompany the order in all cases. School Reforms. im to-day’s STAR we reprod an article from Siruer's Monthly which con- tains a number of excelent suggestions in re- gard to reform in our publle school system. ‘The imporiance, nay the necessity, of having our public schools impart practical as well as theoretical knowleage Is at last coming to be recognized. These schools are intended prima rily for the benefit of the poor, and it 13 essen- Ual that the boy or girl who must depend upon hisor her exertions for support in life should be taught some way of earning that support. ‘To cram them with book-learning does not meet the requirements of the case at all, and often does more harm than good. Another reform which will be productive of incalculable good to the country can be ac- complished by reducing or cutting off entirely the high-grade schools, and in their stead and with the money thus saved, increase the schools of lower grade, As TH STAR has more than cnee pointed out, the public schools are de_ signed for the benefit of the poor, who are not able to educate their children. These children must be prepared to fight the battle of life single-handed, and but few of them are really benfitted, even if they could afford the time to Gevote to it. by a finished education. As a rale, those who desire their children to be thorough- iy educated, are able to pay for that luxury, by atronizing private academies ind colleges, and iniversities established for the purpose; but, ‘whether they are able or not, their children e no right to such accomplishments at pub- ¢ expense, While the children of other people € compeiled, for want of school room and her reasons, to go without apy education at Elsewhere ———_--___. Tet the democrats of the nation say what they yiease, they owe a great deal to Mr. Tilden. cle relieved them of their great difficulty by taking his name from the lst of candidates be- fore the Cincinnati convention. By his self-ab- negation he opened the way to harmony in the party. Had he determined to contest the nomi- nation, the fight at Cincinnat! between the two factions would have been more bitter than that at Chicago between the supporter3 and oppo- nents of Gen. Grant. A defeat of Mr. Tilden for the nomination, had he insisted upon it, would have assured the defeat of the democracy in New Yor! Even John Kelly, with all his hatred of Tilden, sald that no democrat could carry New York without the latter's support. By declining to enter the lists for the nomina- tion Tilden gave his party harmony and unity instead of division and bitterness. He held, in fact, the destiny of his party, as far as any pros- pects of success In this canvass were concerned. He had friends, as delegates in the convention; who were ready and willing to fight for him to the bitter end had he but sald the word. Mr. Tilden is no favorite of ours, nor have we ever sought to defend him in anything, but now that the old man fs out of the way we do think his own party — to give the —— claimant his due. One of the well-known democratic captains who was reduced tothe ranks by the Cincin- nati convention {s Mr. John G. Thompson, of Ohio, sergeant-at-arms of the House of Repre- sentatives. For many years past he has repre- Sented his state upon the national democratic committee; but now he ts dropped and Editor Armstrong, of the Cleveland Plaintealer, suc- ceeds him. Polftical parties are as ungrateful as republics. Mr. Thompson was one of the first to begin laboring in behalf of Cincinnati as the place for holding the democratic conven- ton. He pleaded with his colleagues upon the committee and obtained promises to vote for Cincinnati long before the advocates of other cities were thinking of beginning work. When the queen city was chosen then Its population, and especially the democratic portion thereof, felt very grateful to Mr. Thompson. The demo- crats of other sections of the state praised him, too, but the first chance the Ohlo democracy got toserve him they ignored his claims and sneeremoniously sent him to the rear. ————— ‘The British House of Commons in expelling, or rather excluding Bradlaugh the English radical and atheist from the sezt to which he was elected, because he refused to take the pre- seribed oath, is just, probably, what that indl- vidual wanted. It will make him appear tn the light of a martyr or persecuted man, among the atheists, skeptics and free-thinkers generally, and they will rally to his support with the view of redressing his wrongs. Had he been Admitted to his seat his desire for notoriety Would, 50 doubt, soon have made him ridiculous im the eyes of all sensible people. A little whining and consid@able complaint of the treatment he has recetved wll perhaps secure his reélection again and again, and every now and then the House of Commons will be an- noyed by Bradlaugh seeking admission toa seat, One of the strong points that will be made by republican stump speakers In the presidential campaign ts that Garfield represents the volun- teer soldier, and therefore the people, while Hancock represents West Polnt and a so-called aristocracy. is well known, there 1s a Strong prejuice in the popular mind against West Point and the bearing of the graduates therefrom. The republican speakers will make all they can out of this and “whoop up the boys” on it. General Logan, who was a gallant Volunteer officer in the late war, fs especially at outs with West Point, and, it ts sad, intends to use the “volunteer oMlcer against the West Potnt graduate” for all tt ts worth. —o ‘The number of democratic papers that nave been “urging Gen. Hancock’s nomination for years” and “had no second choice” ts some. thing wonderful. According tothe editorial ex. pressions of to-day many of his party papers have been for Hancock since he was a little boy. Is it uncharitable to suspect that prospective Post offices and consulships have had any thing to do with these extraordinary displays of hind-sight wisdom ? -<e2-—___ Wisconsin played a prominent part in the se- lection of both republican and democratic nom- mations for President this year. Inthe Chi- cago convention the Wisconsin delegation led ‘the break In favor of Garfield, and at Cincinnati the delegation from that state was the first to change to Hancock and start the movement which promptly nominated him. According to the rules of politics, Wisconsin will De well taken Care of, no matter which party wins. UNDERWEAB. — and Drawers, 20 and 25e. eabtee owaiaa: Sommer Coate, Men and Boys, 40 upwards. ensand Boss tm Pants, 75 and 81 ‘upwards. ys’ Jackets d Pants, linen ; rt TB, ’ House Slippers, 50c. At 1014 and 1916 Pa. ave., 26 J. W. SELBY. i RE A jMMX OF THE UNITED STA’ fa mo Seavicn, Tol Orne D.O., "Taso. in triplicate, i be rue eabat to the ut Lecatenant hes Tofantry, Becrtiing Officer. racer BARGAINS. 270 Dozen Ladies’ Hem-stitched Pure Liren Oam- KEROHT brie HAND BIEFS. at 12}c. apiece, oF e so Pisces ‘AN Linen LAWND at 46c. a yard, reduced rom. du French Tolle a ‘d'Aieace and Meine CLOTS at 25c.. former price 35¢. Ficcee French Jaconet LAWNS eee DBESS GUO! 4-in, Al All-weol French Twilled DEBEGE, at 50c. ; A very, a Boch of ail the “NEW, FABRICS" in a TOCKED = DOTTED SWIss SLINS, from: 25e. to 50c. SHETLAND D SHAWLS, “41 Styles and Pric-s.” LISLE GLOV! Pacific PEROALES and LAWNS, at 12i6 csnta. Our “DOLLAR SHIRTS,” made of Wamsutta Cotton, with 3ply All-Linen Bosoms, open Ladiee Linen and Monae ULST £R8. BLACK GREN. ES in ‘‘Great Variety and at © REERSUOKER. aoe |DIA PONGEE. Sh “ONE. prick oXty, " MARKED IN reas FIGURES. Penna. Ave., cor. Sth st. Established in 1240. it DAM LARMIER, French Dressma! hye GINGHAMS at 20c. and 250., re- m 250 and 3. at 25¢ Fat DS at ‘‘Marked Down “Lowest AvZE UNDERWEAB. either Front or DLAC UANTON OLAPE, PERRY & BROTHER, for Paris on the 16th of July, and re- turn by the Ist of October with a full assortment of Ergumings, Nouveautes, aud the latest Parisian ea. ipormes BARGAINSIN DRY GOODS We sre now closing out all our SPRING and SUMMER GOODS without regard to cost. WHITE GOODS OF ALL KINDS. LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. LAWNS AND CAMBRICS. DRESS GOODS AND SHAWLS. SILKS AND SATINS. GLOVES AND STOCKINGS. FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. We are determined to positively close out all of these goods, without recard to cost. Now ia the time to secure the greatest bargains ever offered in this city. Still on hand a few remnants of SILKS, from 1 to 20 yards in each, which we are determined to cell this week. Call and see the prices at which we offe; them. CONNOLLY'S, WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. ‘ FOR RENT AND SALE. SUMMER RESORTS. ee SERVANT WUMAN. Apply at WANDS IMMEDIATELY—Two ood Bap BERS at No. 805 Sth st. n.w. ‘ANTED—A capable colored MAN STANT. CagARELT at 1108'F st. References required. a We OER eye PHARMACIST ss relief ak Apply Pennsylvania ave.. cor. foe BR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, second and ensuite or single. Pleasant loea- tion. Ho. 808 Ith et. nw. B RENT_A neat 5-room DWELLING, = at. papered, a air $8 Per month: "Sail at si9 (third ¢ door} for mine FE RENT_BRIOK DWELLING. ae Se st. n.w., bet. fand 18th, bas 9 rooms: and bath reom, ‘range Tot and cold water, ge manly at 1218 H st. a iTED—A WAITER at PETERSEN & SCHWEE’S restaurant, cor.43 and Ponn- 2. .W. ANTED—By a respectable middle aged woman & SITUATION as nurse; mo objection to travel. ‘Address 198 K st. n.W- it" ANTED—A white WOMAN to cook, wash and iron for a small family. Apply for three aye at 1016 15th at. n.w. Se Aparenient £0" business’ LOBGING. and BREAKFAST 7 bya gentleman of quiet habits. Aa dress T. P.. n.w., city. at ANTEP—A eettled and experienced WOMAN as purse; must be capable of taking entire charge of three small children. reas, with terms and references, W. A. Btaroffice. 1t* Vy ANTED—A corner Eom in northwestern sec- tion of city, betwi 14th, Pand T ats. nw. Apply at W. We WoNn's ice cream saloon, 6th at. et G and H sts. n.w W2. NTED—September Ist, a small oe Ki, sbout 10 rooms, between Gand Mandéth and 10th, from $400 to $600 per annum. Address » P.O. Box 695, City. Je26-3t ANTED—A competent WOMAN to cook and do general housework; none but an experi- ©. ced first claes servant, who can bring good re- mendations as such, need apply. Inquire 1020 7th st. n.w., between 7 and 9 p.n PoerRD coud. CHAMBERNATD, sane and colored WAI ri rs we yEerience, with reference, for city ; ood waxes. +26 F's C. E. PRICE & CO. it* Wants fee ofsome one in this city who teaches TELEGRAHY. State terms and references. J. B.B., 621 Est now. _je25-20 WARZED A White WET NURSE. | Apply to 1258 bth st, now. between 9.and 108. tn. or 4 and5 p.m. Must bring references. je25-31 WANTED A WHITE GIRL, to a care of children and help in housework. on such as can give best reference need inquire. 1018 Sth RB RENT—In new second ory picely furnished, communicati 8, towether or singly. Bay window, improvements o same Hoor. “707 11th et new. 3626-2 IR RENT—Lesirable DENCE ist being Melos rad owner, a 1 one: vent B80. Apa jpALBEST FO D0 anew Ibs ae RENT, aD panes OF PROPERTY, PRI- VATE AND AT AUOTION.—See Bulletin issued on the Ist and 15th of e month, at aoe one eg THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. ‘S19 7th st. ‘OR RENT—Three-story BRIOK HOURE, nal water and gas; ina Food ae Peas in good. condition ; within one & thiree streak Paite Rent $18. App! roads. 7 tO 1106 List n-w, or als 43s st. 3026-31 ‘OR BENT Until the Slat day of —— Ebest, No. 1014 17th at. n.w., fully Torniahed, to msible person without children, for $3) per References required: Address ot sega On RENT-Suite of furntahed front ROOMS 815; large furnished front BEDROO foor, 8.0; two ubfuruished front HOO Acro mod. imps. 620, cor. lith and G ts. 02 BENT HOUSE 1107 18th st. nw. 8 rooms and all late improvements. On west of new convent and near the Deparsmen: Avaly on he premises, or the owner, P. = COR ROESS af pele D rt RE. RENT 2025 1th et. rooms, $20, 1402 T 5 107 stop Le 6 rooms, and Q ets. n.w. S'rocmes $10. LW, 7 rooms, S16: 17 1112, 1714 ast et, n 86; /546 Tith ew. 16; Torts OTF ae Yreome, & z 311 13th st. cs we rooms. ee ia soe st ws 6 Econ $13; ED A Apriy' to A: 8 OAXWOOD, 'Je26-3t" Fes RENT—Unfurnished FLOOR, Sth at. ‘e25-2t FOR BENT Vers desirable ROOMS, partly far- nished, at 1537 I st.n WARSZED A, POSITION as, Shirt ei “Collar ‘OR RENT— Only 89 in = HOUSE, 721 4thst.n.e., near H st. cars. Key at 733. 3625-2t* nee five-room a Outter: best of references wiven. Address O., Star office. Je2e-st* WANTED By a responsible party @ PIANO, Cpright preferred.) at a hominal rent. Ad> dress OCTAVE, Star office Je24-3t* WANED Rene Immediately, a small STOREROOM, AK or BASEMENT, for mechanical Turtoses, atther nexth or northwes- tern section. Address Box 114, Star office. je24-3t" WARZIED_EUILDING to do by day or con- tract; small cash payments ; balance on long time or monthly payments. Address BUILDER. Star office, or 1209 7th st.n.w. Je24-3t* WANED MILITARY BOUNTY CAND WaR- RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead C! SEAIMS, and all kinds of Land Scrip, for which highest rates will ‘OR RENT—BRIOK HOUSE, seven roome and summer kitchen, 9tb st. shear Boundary : chesp rent mae good tenant. "0. H. ARMES, 63: or OBB’S HOTEL, " COBB'S ISLAND, SURF BATHING. FISHING, SNIPE SHOOTING. is Hotel is reopened for the reception of visi- tod Terme s3 per day, $12 per week, eqfioute from Norfolk oT, Old Point per, Banks every Wednesday and Fug For information sian Je26: ¥ & COBB, Proprietors. ‘OR RENT—Br B. O. HOLTZMAN, Beat EstaTE AGENT aD AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. Feel 2D. Ww. nes 1431 11th et. n ‘and bath Shesiees 405 13th st. Im Skat 23 ion ‘ani Shuw.sIT steals rooms and bath...... 1636 15th st.'n.w., 8 rs. bath and cellar. 730 9th st. n.e., 9 Ww.» Upper 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; algo, Houses in every section at prices from $1,000 to $60,000. Now is the time to buy. R. 0. HOLTZMAN, 4126 10th and E sts. n.w. FOR BENT 1703 T st., 7 room cottage. seeeee 815 per mo. 1209 B.I. ave. n.w., 10 rm. brick, m.im.&50 per mo. 1803 F st. n.w.,10 rm. brick, mod.im. 1110 13th st. n.w., 10 rm. brick,m.im.. 50 per mo. 86 Ist st., Georgetown, 10 rm. brick, m.i.. 25 per mo. 1719 R.I. ave. n.w., 15rm. brick, allim.125 per mo. ‘723 lath st., 9 rm. brick, Mod. im..«0» 40 per mo. Handsome Office Kooms ‘‘Lenman Building,” New York ave., near U. 8. Treasury Department. THOS. J. FISHER & O0., Jela 1223 F streetn.w. Ft RENT, Six-room BRIOK, 7th at., betwoen P and 4); front and back yard, water rent #20 per mouth in advance. Inquire, at nw, Fe RENT _One two-story BRICK HOUSE, 13% st.8 w.; all modern improvements, 6 roo! #16 per month. Inquire of J. PErtre oar "228 idth st.e.w. IR RENT—Three-story BaTOK ae 210 st.n.w. ; kas, water and all modern imprtot mente; in perfect repair. “Apply 464 Louisiana s Fo SALE—By O. T. THOMPSON, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, Mutual Fire Ins. Bid’g, » 9th Bt. and Pa. aye. n.w. Houses Nos. 609, 517, 622 and 524 1th et. s.w. House No. 1013 F st.'s.w. Hortises Nos. 619, 621, 093 Maryland ave. 6. Houses Nos. 1013 and 1017 Ts Houses Nos. 1713, 1715, 1717 Sit a Vacant Lot on Tst., bet. 9th and 10th st&. n.w., 22x53. Vacant Lots in Onlontems Dice Improved WILLIAM J, JOHNSTON, Attorney at. Et and Unimproved Property in all sections of the city. Je26-2t ith st_and Penna ave. | Poe Boom AM I GORNSTON, Jaidclin’ | Dearly opposite Vity Hal $e25-30 yel2-1m = 7 — le three-story Brick EMOVAL. ANTED_FAMILIES to furnish with RELI. | HOR ae ee > y | ROB BENT. Ss. ABLE sERVANTR: tr SERVANTS of tee EE EGA uerta gaeec THE COROQORAN BUILDING, MES. S.J. MESSED ESSMAKER, | all sores bore iris: SEA MSTRESSES foe ty | Tepe maure of O-N. THOM, Orrosr: Will remove to 1303 F street northwest, July Ist, Rhere she hopes to see all her old customers and many new ones. 5026-t); ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. SUITS: SUITS!! SUITS! LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S WHITE SUMMER SUITS, In Every Desirable Fabric and Style. CLOSING OOT Ovr ENTIRE SUMMER STOOK In these Choice and Seasonable Ready-made Gar- ments, WITHOUT RESPECT TO COST. ALL AGES AND Best Makes. WE MAKE NO CHARGE FO! ALTERING OUR OWN GABMENTS. THE BALANCE OF OUR HANDSOME STOCK OF FANS AND NOVELTIES IN PARASOLS AT HALF PRICE GUARANTEED. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE, 705 and 709 Market Space. ONE PRICE. 4026 ee EDUCTION IN PRICES. BY) moses Colored Sateen, all wool, at 31c. ; 30 pieces Black Apo at 20 and 25c. from 25 and former reducad ams, at iP Robes, all linen, a Cs Too Sheuana Shawls, at'81 and $1.25. 506 Parasols and Sun Gatcsiion, Pe a heavy redac- tion. 20 pieces bya Striped Bunting, at 25c. ; former price 373ge. yur whole stock at 8 el i ‘duction. i GEO. J. JOHNSO: 926 F myls- and country: a Lye reference. c. FOR SALE. pe SALE—Cnrar — One Sorrel MARE, four years old: new Harness and Bugzy. In: quire cor. 6th and Oste. n.w., in Griegry e2 'OR SALE—A good Bay HORSE, per- fectly sound, gentle and afraid of noth: ing; suitable for a fanily; will besold at bargein. Apply at 424 7tist. 8.w.. po A Nh SE ‘OR SALE—100 different styles of ad and sec- ond hand CARRIAGES, Phwton ps ‘Seats, Rockaways, Buggies, Was. ong, &c., will be sold low to redited stock ; no reasonable offer refused. JOHN M. YOUNG, 3 Pa. ave. and 313 6th st Fe SALE—Just =e 16 head of Get from We-tern Maryland; good driving, recclere: ae dranght horses ; gil guaran: HAMPLIN & HILTEAS ha ae ie inte D.W. je24-3t" 16th st.n. Je25. FE RERTSIo communicating Tienes ROOMS on second floor; «as, bath, hot and cold water; rooms in ood order: or one furnished rocm; rent moderate. 220 B st. n.w., near ity Hall. Je25-3t! POR BENT-STORE with back Room, No. 1727 ‘7th st. n.w. Rent $15. Inquire No. 403 7tl at. new, Je2t St TOK RENT—One three- story, BRICK HOUSE, A’ nine rooms, basement, with all modern ir provements; room fresco faiuted: House No. 622 2d st. nw. Inquire No. 403 7th st _n.w. Je2i-8t OR BENT HOUSE aol H st. n.w. ; all modern improvements, Rent $40 a month. Inquire 8. F. GILL, 41 st. n.w. Keys at Grocery cor- Der ith and It ster mew, Je2s-3t wes a GS HOUSE No. 803 N st.n. ae water and beth. “Apply “td JAMES Ho "STONE, No. 1100 7th et nw. Jo24-3t* Fe RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, 997 Tst. n.w., 16 rooms, modern improvements, &ood neighborhood and within two squares of | four Street R-R. Apply 909, next door. Je2: ‘OR SALE—A very nice full- power, 24: stops ORGAN; at very low price. a 1624 5th st Je22-eod3t OR aie cae good BUGGY, first-class manu- fe alnsian WAGON." Aiyiy EB and one, nisiness WAGON. Ayy! i 483 Las a Tony ead coawe : OR aes new = BIOYCLES; unt hickel plated. 50 and 52 inch. One second. 56-inch a ‘One secondhand i6-ince erfection. in good condition. Inquire aut ee Sth st. ae eS nr ol Fee Sabi is head of HORSES) ig Just arrived from Rockingham count; dle Horses and one is Bay Ho 3% gare old: FR RENT—One, om three or four communi- cating unfurnished ray ent furnished;ROO) Water on same fi ent low to gor 61s Het. new., near 7 Je24-3t' ‘OR oe ae ‘A deligh tally located FRAME HOUSE’ on Coil ill, containing ix rooms, with , ea and water, 7,5 ground, fruit, poultry house, ete. “Rent $25 onth fo religble tenant. Address W. B. Bd Auditor's ofhee, iT Fe, RENT—Nico two-story BRICK DWELL. NG, No. 1238 9th et. n.w.,bet. Mand N: only 850. All modern improvements and convenient to neiness men in the center of the city. bee not gan trot ‘Lady can drive him? Al OR BALE OB WENT Wy HESIDENOE, No. Piry Hore. JOHN SIMMON'S Stable, No. Fie tt. n.w. THUS. 0. FULLERTON re a et. D.w. jel4-2w* BALE—| Sanies stout prchasin or selling Tom TENTCHOUSE No. 1115 10tn st. ORSES, OABRIAG 8, HARNESS, mie, ae and water. &e., will find it to fhe Ravanere to! MARI 804 F st. n.w. call on or sateen me 5 z I Te constant. demand for such stock. All orders promptly ate tended to and on the thost reasonable germs. Eve thing strictly as represented. WE 101s 17th st. ew. Jell-6m’ ONT Miss THE OPPORTUNITY to pur OR. GANS at a BIDNEX r ‘Rios. yo Br Fo SEA Se ‘Beoond hand CARRIAGES 0 or oe best make xi ion Tops, Juni ee i, GRAHAM, 410-416 8th st., between D and En.w. Repairing promptly attended myll LOST AND FOUND. » & small GOLD st. and be re. Legare” (OB AIN. Lawk ae B12 warded. OST Oni the evening oe 234, on 7th OF or New a CHILD'S GOLD PIN. Bultablo re if farmed to en 4th et. n.w. it? T8729, CARABIES. “morning of ae instant, from 629 Pennsylv: female, yellow Belgian top no! Ls About 11 o'clock this Bright Yellow CANARY BIRD. iagening. a Teward if returned at onco to 1004, x SOLER Wedne esday evening, June = BOOK 300K, containing amount of #55." B10 re, he and sa questions asked, if returned Cale 3e26 3 Market Space. lth ot nw —In eserestown, a Lady's Russia Pa \OMPLETE STOCK Ls OCKET-BOOK. containing a large sum of Mee enna i eeaeine Spd Indian Gauze Shirt. | money. Reward will he paid if left at 168 Hich st, t Pisin Polen Fancy Cotton and Lisle Socks. or 4. B. SHEKELL, Matonic Hail, Georgetown.1t' Handkerchiefs, G1 426 foves, Suspenders, Key Ke. 935 Penns; ivania’ ave. 1880. JULY ath, Flower Pots, Bengola izhts, Pin Wheels, Fire tonics aan 5 Pa- per Oapes, Blank Oartridves, Paper Gap Pistors, Ba. er-Caps Bomb Shells, Blank Cartridee, a Pistola, eto ething harmless for little boys and giristo omee Cae Fires, all sizes, for garden ‘and wh €x FLA Wholesale and Retal at lowest prices at CARL MUELLER & SON’ Wholesale Confectioners and Dealers in Fireworks, 34 Pa. ave. n.w., south side, near 3d st. red to all parts of the Fine Millinery, Goods, ie Wraps, has be ana re 3 Brands le Underwarment rimming?, Gloves; a treat assort- ment of Laces and all the Latest Novelties, ete., IAN. 907 ‘foane. ave. Ef Cite Trevise, Paris ese Goods are fresh in every department. }946 p= ero DRESSED HAM, BAGOS AnD Sait ENED B A FRESH COS IGT & OF ERUITS AS AND NiGETA- FINE ower AND PLES BUTTER erything first class, and prices reazonable, at THE PALACE MARKET, Connes litH axp New York AVENUE FRANK J. muppers & CO. Ev D2" B si Cldcat adver: teix Thysicien in Washington tor the treatment of Female Irregularities and Di eases. Bworn to and subscribed before me, Richards, J.P. jed6-Sms Fo CASH ONLY. Until JULY 10th, we will sell UR ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS AT ACTUAL COST, FOR OASH ONLY. Full line of FANCY GOODS much below reyular prices. Mrs. M. J. HUNT, 3e24-2c2p Nos. 631 and 623 D st. MARK) ‘o) WHeres4tEz ASner STOBES Several of the Wholesale beg! seas Stores between the 7th and 9th street wings of the Washin.ton or Center Market will be rented fed to, 00d reliable ten- at co a July 1 eee cea e regular The new to be ed across ny Donantvanin aveene te ront of thess Sovene wil will make desirable for Produce, P. 8. SMITH Market do. Pm KEWARD—Lost—At the B. & O. De; 2) Black and Tas TRRTEH me EK, auswer- ing to name of *‘Gipsey.” By feturnine aa same to 110 0 st. 8.e., will receive the bove reward. It Apply DUVALL’ & Pry DU ALy & Fo BENT—A fine RESIDENOE, No. ae aye Fiet., be ind Rhodo Island avo, nw. 12 mis, pantries, laundry, bath room, imps, | Bosscosi ion given the Ist of July. sApely at Fa RENT—To responsible parties only, HOUSE: 447 M st. n.w., 8 rooms and summer kitchen. A lovely home, and if you want it call early at JOHNSON'S Gallery, 809 Penn. ave. —_je23-1m' Fv RENT—Handsomel Furnished ROOM with or without BO. No. S21 Vermont ave. Je22-20? PE SENT Tea even acres of excellent PASTURE, adjoining Soldier's Home, two entrances ‘from 7th street. Apply Gok Gee Tom ROR BENT—To Gesturwex Oxtx— ra a ished communicating ROOMS : Pleasant Ic Toca von; large grounds attached. Cail at 8 after 5 p.m., 1308 M st. new. jedi-in ime U. 8. TREASURY, 16TH STRERR. Fine Stores, Office Booms—singly or communi. cating—for Business Offices, 81 eto. Water and closeta on every floor. Elevator and stesm heat. Dark Totnes Sar; wr storage. Inquire of the Janitor. MONEY TO LOAN. if LOAN. MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix 8vMs To Surr, At 6 per cent for large and 7 per cent for small sums. Dela} Ro Dep’ HOLTZMAN, BO and F sts. Ww. $626 ONEY TO LOAN ON GOOR REAL ESTATE SECURITY, Large Sume Welt Located at Dar Bar Cent. Small Sume at Seven Per Cen! B. H. WARNER, 1 5e26 916 F street northwest. TP ANDE 9 7th atreet n.w., Basement of Becond Na- tional Bank Building, Pent 000 he 00 38 000. 21,590, Fea a1 O00 080 geveral amounte 1 x Hand, and ean make the lone without del 6th BUSINESS CHANCES. Gaccenres AT Towser CASH eee in 2, exchange for ‘CIAL IMPROVEMENT DRAWBAC) ‘CERTIFICATES at 95 nee ieee on the dollar. [je26-6t] BARBOUR & HAMILTON. ‘E HAVE A CLIENT who wishes ee pene Ws BUstNess PRODER EY cae sna Be fT ate, bet. Dand I sts. ign de see once at ‘the 6 off D & HANDY, 61 ith st 3 OR SALE—8S' COrs ‘WILL. s an excellent business. A chance i posecseion give July Ist. Address Box 88, Star of- fice. 5e26-2t On eee ‘SES, varying in price from per month. Several Tory desirable louses now vacant. Also, STURES, OFFICES, Ke. Parties would tio ean ‘to consult my balleto (ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. sorytee A. MCINTIRE, 918 Fst.n.w. 126-8 BachivicE—One of the best- F%rcatea aBTORES fn @ First Ward for Grocery or Feed Store. Will be seid ‘cheap. if applied for this week. Address Box 10, =a office." Je25-3t* OR SALE — 600 barrels best | Rosendale CEMENT. Inquire B. J. Syke & CO., No. 1420 New York ave. Jed. ‘OR RENT—Untit Ocroser 1st—Very hand- some, neat and moderate-sized, well-furnished aOUREs in West End, owned by naval officer abros To . garetul tenant, rent low. Apply at 319 atm ee Je21-6t ree enTaas A st.se¢., BRICK ro (ic all modern improvements sot W Ad fu rniahed and in excellent repair. Toquires Ww. Mc! (PYNOHEON, Architect's Offi "o, ic ai p= itol. FOE BENT No. 020 at Maine ave., $18; 811 H st. HOUSES in rear of Maine ave., 88. WHITE & BHO, 402 Maine ave. 8.w. Jel Fe RENT—Six room HOUSES, aan Jocated. | Avply to WHEATLEY BROS. 7th st. and khode Island ave. n. w. 1-im [WOR SALE-Gothic DWELLING, No. hee age st., opposite the Galt Mansion. All lnprovements in lumbing and heating; contains peer, ee ning-room, butler’s pantry, d-rcoms, bath-room, closets, kitchen, ir) Wine and coa! cellars, pantriés, Sc. : main Btn feet in width, with corner fire place, platform stair- ace, wood mantles, tiled hearths, &c. Apply 47 créoran Buildin. din = a a JOk RENT—STORE No, #6 loth st., between Cee ana Ths BURCH OF Reve eee boas | Ponnrylvania ave. fe Wholesale mack suit: id Y BRO der please me anie for commizsion, an wer, gToce! a PERRY DROS., goruer Penney ‘SF | other business. Inquire at $26 Loulslans ave. fae Ave. F and hak it Jett = a 251 or R ‘OK RENT—Large and nicely furnished ROOMS: Deer MEbad, ene ae, bas See cool aud pleasant, at 1399 G at. uw. oath set with pearls. A very liberal toward if dott at front. Hoes very moderate for the summer. Star office. Je2 myit- sn G @ ‘OR aoe A Barcarn—Beautiful BUILD- oye aes | PMA tee ar ont: ces ab | Pen: aa ani park fa en eee bext fo corner 14th and Q sta. n.w." Lnduire 418 st. nw, BOARDING. J{OK REN7—With BOARD, in a private famil near State Feria several large ROUM. fronting north and south. “Terms moderate, Ad- dress STRONG, Btar office. je26 20" FOR BENT hooms, Tarnished unfurn- ished, at 314, 316 and 318 Indiana ave. Boat $15. BARAH FLAGER. Je23-1w* Ditne'bay ROOMS — Permanent, Bhs and Day BOARDERS accommodated a! Mase m* Mrs. E.L_ RIDGELY. FOR RENT To xontlomen only. A pandsomely Turiaped FRONT ROOM. No lodgers and no children. Terms moderate. onto 9th at. L.w. myI5-2m* ‘OR SALE—A large and commodious HOUSE, press: brick, 16 feet front, 8 roo! coun aa id bath ; near Government fice; price rice 60. Inquire of JAMES Q. 321 Pennsylvania ave. n. w. bricie am” Fe RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS and noes Sfurniahed won i nousekser- ing, and several BEDROO! Vania ave., cor. on Bt. gug11-llm' RK RENT—With BOARDS. large, a Be moms on first, second an: cies to 835 per month. a2. I st. ca ee 0-; see HE, TREMONT HOUSE offers a ae "TW tretouns woes Tor 825 and. 830 per eee ho Ouse is ed; table late, clase, and coclest location in the city.‘ my24-3m COUNTRY BOARD. ANED—From two to six BOARDERS. Nice siry roome, beantiful view, within easy accost of Washington. * Good table board. oe ee further particulars addi » Alex co., Va. gs ON HOUS! 15th and I sts. n,w. Hesirable BOOMS wih BOARD ao TABU ap29-2m* Mas. HOKOKLEY, Proprietrees. (pPeeNEe, BAGS AND SATOHELS. IMMENSE STOOK. POPULAB PRICES. At TOPHAM'S Sin | ¢ Fi Wopalar Factory and, Warercoms, East side, adjoining Odd Fellows Holl. TRUNKS, &c., repaired and covered by first- class workmen. je24-1m (Seg) LEAF TEA AT 50 CENTS A. POUND. A frech lot of this almost indispensable article now arrivicg. 8#-USE IT AB ICED TEA.—IT HAS NO 80- PERIOR AS SUOH. N. W. BURCHELL, Jo28-2t 2338 F street. CoS BOARD IN PRIVATE FAM Few boarders. References required<| gab: | a = ll G. OSBORN, Postiuaste rightwe Da HALL.—SUMMER Son in, the intry. Elevated locatien, cool water, abaa- dantshade and mountain views Apply to BENS. LESLIE, Hillaboro’, Loudoun county, Wa b Je23-w&s, 4t OARD oe (ieee Ve Clarke county, N enandoah Val! railroa ines from Berryvite ‘Siation® OF vei Fajlroad, seven miles from Bound Hil. Wate lor circular. Cas TAMA Castle: man’s Ferry P. O., clans ce county, Va. Droit Buil allan 5 PER RoEk eda Boagp -House moins contortatse, oa of fruit, firh, ° eee d_cral Location thy ‘Address Do We HIGGING. ‘angapolle, Just received, a eseive TUSAD SRY che of those celebrated which Iam B45. 85 Gown and $5 * Pavone g @. surT 425-2 Ni0a Fas ave. Se eae art Loans NEGOTIATED ON LIFE AND DOWMENT INSURANCE BOLICTE Same purchased. Address, enc! closing stamp D. MOWARLAND, 0. F Pan BNO. 665, aitlinore. ie23-fn or ee Pires stor PRESS BRIOK, on bets Lai oat anda modern ‘hs provementer ot 2a ty 110 “side al Fy ne g-story ‘press brick DWELLIN w thes ella and back ding; every madera cot venience: heated by fucaaces and painted Sous: ont in ofl; situated on 12th st. n. t N ani veral well located desirable BUILDING LOTS, very low figures, on New Hampshire ave., near the British Embasy. No reasonable cash scope Je22 : 5 Fst. Dw. OR SALE—DRUG STORE. FIXTURES, ail in Gap Inquire GHEEN OSBOR! st. n.w. Jel9-2w* OR Rito E—A number of LOTS, 20x100, near the National Fair gronnds. | Owner waits. to it half price. Inquire TAMER Q. BROWN 9 cae Pa. ave. n.w. jel4-Im OR SALE OR foee an tee oe Socmmaberst or unencumbered city COUNTRY PLACK, 6 miles from Oapito! cee aloe drive. Thoroughly improved, fine Gwelling, ‘< Gat buildings of every tion, ore! noade trees, bath tubs, etc, Address eas WA. D we sont office, SS Fe Fa ibm Genter Wat oo Of, 52 AORES, 55s mi es from Ce: irpassed fi a delet vaiuated. Choice fruits of a Eda angina abun “aon Ces gil necessary out, buildings, class. Ap) Pa. ave. uJ SHERIF! Ml nuke GL. SROREEICE, ‘An land, tree maiies froma the city, re room (donbie) Frame Honse, arn and irew out-buildings (new), ands well fenced, and the fo! lowing cuoiee, fruits: 200, peach, ‘200 standai cher ill be ecld for 82000 cash or 2,800 on time, (8500 : | ane city Tor a0 ca gant worth 81, P1200. A ‘or 86 i WW OWE SON, | ANTED—Furnitare, Osrp >, oa, = &nos, Orockery, &., "also, Money loaned on the samme, at f. FULTOSa Loan Oftioe, 814 9th at. ne 10w" PERSONAL. Cc. WILL MEET A B. AT THE re ¢ ED PLAOE. P, LIBBEY will remain in Washington aaa «time. Any of his old customers wanting to buy @ Watch cheap can see es by leaving word at “ee! store corner 7th and F Je2! Wit THE. LADTES_WH0, TASSIaFO_A — and have: not popes ane Gar excursion please penn he undersigned. "S" G. ‘COWIE, B10. Box 62, = Secretary Fair Commnittce. Ww H. ALBURGER, successor to I. — o BEY, ee ree ee Tas re- mor ved to corner of 7th Store, opp. U. 8. P.O. icra at tage ve eee p.m. Always in before9 and from 20 6. “apil-3m rhea es jog oF SID, va, Trost, neon Stave to Dalcinors ‘o er NO ¥.—PELS' CORN SOL- a Vtieg sodand satisfaction given CUETON HOUSE Now OPEN Reenery. rood Table, Shade, Be. mioequitos. "Aadres F of Clifton, Fairfax co. ya: Chicano ge = o “sre < er GEASIDE BOARD.—Reasonabie Board fh private cot drews Box cls Atlantic city, No. 4-3t° ae COTTAGE, 8raixe Laxe, NJ. Loni Bratch! ¥ OCEAN AND LAKE. £11 Drives pica dace aa Beant pe Eee = Address Miss 8. KEMPE, as above ee y 3i 6 ANSON HOUSE, MIDDLEBURG, VA, for Gummer Boarders. Vebicl furnished free for board Terms, 3a Per month. Address @. S. JOHNSON. 3e23-1m* N SPI HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VA. Open from MAY 13 To ‘OGrOBER ER 15, an- ally. Aliso Chalybeate W: ater, Fich in < hae anda fine Waste Sup Burin in the neighborhood % New and wimming pool of Mineral Water co the Totten Bek Staten, if not in the world. For health or pleasure the traveler need not zo further, The diseases for which these waters are now 80 celebrated are too well Known to print here. Beard—Firet floor chambers, $56 per month, second floor chambers 849, third floor chambers $42; children and colored ‘servants $28, white, three-fourths. By the week, $12 to 815. Lees than a day from Baitimore ‘and Washington. Nice dght, airy carriages, no staves qo Ve a and water csil on W.8. Thompson, Toth nxion, D. 6 i eating t Band. Fishing, oating, riding and “arisiua ait in Season. Excursion tickets on fale O. office. 3e22-1m we SALE, ‘Proprietor. Waid COTTAGE, OCEAN GROVE. Delightfully located, near! (Bs: Te Tea ‘k, and bathing rounds, at, i summer resorts for rest au , moderate. o Address, Mrs. Amy Redway, northwest orner Webb and Central tier, Ocean Grove, N.J. Je21-1m' Het=='e coLt! MBIA, OckaN Brace, N. J. FRED E. F081 Manazer. he Biver and Lake Bathing, Fist am Sailing. JelY-1st QESNEX see. Ve Board per day, according tol location of room and number ‘of ‘persone. in saine, t $2.50; per week, 86 to $11; jer $80 to$40 —“Bpecial contracts with fami. hes and parties nombering over 7 persous at loe8 rates. Round trip ticket from Washington to Ork- ney, over Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, good till Caen 1 88. Je19. JONES & PARKER, Pnors. Moeze's sy LEONARD- Nowready for summer. aiuents, Balt. water bathing, boating, fishing, crabbing, pins, croquet, billards, all free of charge,’ Ne moraniters. | Steamers ‘to and from Washington three times a week. Terme 25 aif pres 81.50 ber ty children and nurses i 1 . F. MOORE. PQeER HOUSE, == Ww. wa ysl now ren, Charges $2.50" per da: per week, per month ; servants ae on aren hall 4 GREEN, Circulars at Star office. further information address [ARLE! Ome ana Proprietor. SSS EMPHREMAGOG HOUSE, Newront, Commanding a magnificent view, Of the lake and hoes newly fitted up—supplied with steam map ioe ‘accom- mogates 400 sueets. #3 per day, B10 to 8 families.” OHAS. ween. pyccial rates to famili A. GLEA- BON, Manager. je15-lm _ TLANTIC HOTEL. EAN CITY, MD. Mil open for the season of 1880 on JUNE, 28, with largely increased. faciiities tor the accommodation of uests: A hand- fome sdaition, comprising 100 rooms, dew. Houses anda pavilion for dancing: are anon recent improvements, Eminent sical talent se- cot for the season. Termse—#2.50 per r day, 310 = ee per ae wie, Greutars pny st thie ie! lerk,orto TKAGY, Proprietor, Ocean Gitsy Mae yes See HE Seed HOTEL, AN CITY, MD. breakers. fearon 1850 opens JUNE 15. Accessible: (un- via BP. Situated 100 yards from: the ai pexcepted) from Baltimore and Washin, w. &B RR. Baidimors, Ma. Curent it Co., more, Md, Circulars afc, o write to the Bro aie STARSEY & OO. manoe OF aoe BTOCETON HOT! CHARLES D Derren a mauibenial teat of Contibenial Ho- tel, Philadelphis,)'Sup't and General Manager. OPENS JUNE 19. ABET Bassler's Celebrated Orchestra, STMON Note.—Our patrons have the use of a Passengei Flevator, and each room is supplied ‘with electtio YONGRESS HALL. CAPE MAY, N. C OPENS JUNE 26, Under new management, great: tered snd improved. Particu are as to 001 ‘on application at ices, Kc. be had on Ertenpade Hote Philadelphia, or of W. nee Rotel, Washingtor Mark Hassler nelencien Naguanzton. Ausie by H. J.&G.B. CRUMP LETT, oe ane Colonnade, ‘Hotel, “Eneaaphio Broprie- OTOMAC HOT: BI. GEORGE'S ISLAND, JW be open for visitors SUNE SEB. rms—81.50 per day ; ‘y's Co., Md. G. 0; oF es PBRING LAKE Eee =a SEA 8 GIT, MONMOUTH HOUSE, se CaRLTON TOUS! CH HOUSE. OPENS JUNE ‘sre, ™my3l-Im_ _Addreas LL. U. MALTBY. ae ee LO@48 HOUSE, ALTOONA, PA—on main line of Penn. R.H., 1,200 feet above; level. cline vagus ae from Wash-' ton. Open poe bes pore oes Strictly first-class, Tou night's rest and a daylight view: of matchless fy Ree Health and pleasure seekers and pure air, good fishing and hunting, and rides and Grives of reat beau sae +9, mosquitos, First-class re tering, ote, address Shyerintendent. yal ance Wo Found at the Reouine wesr of my29-1m. ITE SUL- SUMMER RESORTS. ky “ty of wat ‘Friese, Mountain air, Excision fie rs at Prom ofhee. or SEA, SIEW House, POWELL.” Propri Soran sorry MO.. will In JUNE. 2 Board @1.00 per day from @S15 $10 per nck. houses Quiet place for families ana inwalids. Jeld-«, ¢ th6t (OoXGRESS HALL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, THREE aN A HALF Douians Per Sead splendid Hotel having been thorousi - and refurnished will open ian THURSDAY, JUNE 17 CLEMENT & WILKINSON, Proprietors HS. Curmewt. [jel-26teod) Wa. Wrixreson. (TSE PARK HOTEL (are Hexnic Hosen, WILLIAMSPORT, Pa., has Just been thoroughly renovated, equijped, and sup- piled with every convenience for the com fort of patrens. in a beantifal par acres, surrounded by some of th scenery in Penneylvania. A billiards, bowling, boating, xcellent livery, and delightful driven ect _rou'e from Baltimore and Washington alls, and fron: New York and Philately monntair Mf Northern Pennsylvania. serum Pee, culebrated Minneaua Sprivce om ah — Tted to be en of a a ] ic bo gad and rat Sides kebONARD shea Sea The aie HOUSE, Delightfully located 4 information WD! Bae tit Pen SICKSON ‘and M. trennes. pirex POINT HOTEL, BT. MARY'S OOUNTY, Manycanp, Open for reception of guests JUNE 35th, pnder the management of the owner, Mrs Jol, th, Lin JOR. TRAY: i¢ hotel has just been thoroughly renoval fnrnished and supplied with every convenience for the comfort of wnests, and isa first-class Summer Home for families. Terms #2 per day, $10 por Week and per month. Bpeclal arrancements Tusde for famihier. Daily comaunication with Washington, Baltimore and Norfolk by the fine — moe George Leary, Lady of the Lake and Jane Fer’ ‘further information address Manus. JOS. TRAVERS, my26-2m Piney Point, Bt. Mary's Oo., Md. MGiS Tain novse, CRESSON SPRINGS, PA., will open JUNE lath, On the simmit Cf the Allechenirg, 2,200 feet above sea level. Nine houre ride from Washington by Pennsylvania railror sir, Unsurpassed KOeNery aud valuable medicinal spring water, combine to render it attractive to health and pleasure-seckers. nt cottages to rent ina park of rare beauty. First-class music Quideor amusements, hunting, fishing, ridinw aud ae For circulars, terms, etc.. address W De TEER, Baye Grouse ot olathe es im CLARENDON HOUSE, MELANTIO CITY, tw — toad ow _ open. my25-2m Dk. F. B. LIPPIN QEconD SEASON OF 4 DESTRABLE SUM- mer resort in the mocuninien of Vie Minia! tive miles from W. & 0. How gren. Guests will be brousht Sire, the depot free. HH. PRIC! Tis boro’, Londoun 00. my%6-1m* DAN’S WHITE Soirnus Srninds! 536 miles northeast of W: ester Chester and 156 Rilles southeast of Step enson’s: Denes B Frederick Oo., Terma: 82 Py day. 12. 3 0 per week, an. ver month of and servanta RE es Children at fret table le ickete, good a patil 3 sist, Octobe ‘0. trou all tyra nent points, at rculare at Star office a di JORDAN. peuis30-3ra XGRESS HALL, OCEAN CITY, MD. C itt open JTS" 2678, 1h80. Perfection An all its appointments. T°rus? 82-50 a! Pa ‘Bye and £12.50 a week. ae B Proprietor. THUS. FARLEY, Man.®r, Soe e026t Pe is a ATS QEA GROVE HOUSE, CAPE MAY POINT. fQDelightfully situated within 60 yards of h. Five minutes by steam cars from. Cape May or Philadelphia Boat. _ Hef's -d Orchestra ei celebrate eng: e eeean Rates during ape, "ga te $12 aw balance of season, $12 te & JOHN A. HIC! = pr» 3, Gommeriy, pr. e “paiter By House, ) Vine- muy] 7-e026t* SUMMER BOARD IN NEW YORK. OTH une es $1, lst Doon From iru Sr. A. LAWRENCE, Proprietor. In immediate proximity to the leading stores and theaters. Roome larger and poard equal toany hotel, and prices much, re. lower. Bath rooms on every floor without Jel6-w,f, mit" GB4NP UNION HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥. font OPEN FOR THE BEASON. Je4-f, m, w, 26t HENRY CLAIR, Lessee. T. KINEO HOUSE, bla. 14 MOOSEHEAD LAKE, MAINE. The favorite resort of Northern Maine for sports- fren, (sumarer toungts or invalids. For circulars dress 0. A, DENNER, Suverintendent, as above, or ED Je2,w, Be is ED STATES HOTEL, USE LANGEST IN A ae Is now open for the season of 1880. Ww. WHITNEY. Mi TH D. T. MORG. - = Perachs deni Je2 co.sydan aued Tootue will address OELPPER, Propriewrs. all ents, under the same manage. ment asians yea fans rangements aud e fecilities Doating, be Dah a to any on ths WALTER 8. muaermaeieian &p2-3meod = Proprietor. PIANOS AND ORGANS. aERb Rotana AND UPRIGHT. ‘The Artists’ Fay ical ety Competition. ak wae Sd ——e vas en Also, agents for the Kranich i. Ba Bach first-class PIANOS and ORGANS, Great Bargains in Pianos aud Organs whioh have been used. 08 and Organs for rent at greatly — rates during summer months. ALLET. DAVIS & PIANOS BS Greg y awarded 3 pier y SEVEN PREMIUMS and Feces 2 U. Fal tion THE MODEI,C aL, OF Bi HONOR and Ex CE) TLEICA ‘TE OF DISTINCTION. A choise as- sent Of these bes iostraments on band instalments at the Agony nx rooms, 11 Sih a Sap ans ENCH NT, “LAKE GEORGE, N.Y. Beautifully situated the Gred_ alan Mountain: the room! ay ne, R. > U.8.N.. sicker Se Send for one. mayl-2m Re aaEaT Ri NORTH MOUNTADE 16H males oe a erent, Va. Ht all ive JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS, mpi ey woh ‘So, Va. sabre Ferorte Bammer: Mrs. M. J. 2 Hamilt Histniton Ronse, saa will be opened for ton sucots on the ist JURE. This Hotel accommodations in the Pg eae er eh tee. shroughont and ‘with fine lawns, ball-room, music, oh. ive day matt fa palo odations. ot or Pe ae Saree eile pee isa a HOTEL, OLD PUINT itaated 100 yards T’dencunt from Fort Monroe. Equal fo any betel in the the Cette Raton ga or th igienic advactaces, anon PHOEBUS, rt Bend for ciroulsy ANO! Parse Bargains in New and Second- band Uprights and Squares, first SE 6 a 8 | makere, call ve ‘BECKERS, 907 H st. now. oan and ioe done ekillfally at popular cons Pisnon to avlosm tle Terms eas; reasonable. ‘Te Prices SORUHN, Sole Aweut, 207 10: SPORTING GOODS. =. | alt aud warranted for for a cae Fagg mi ‘ O’'MEARA’S B ie B. By eee sie. TRADES. welts eS ry ——, en pn ‘third floor. ———— Cusp of SENG ERY. GUN! ont’ ANCH 6° STOLE, 521 7th street, MExican HAMMOCKS, LABGEST SIZES, WHITE 82, COLORED 82.25. SENT BY MAIL, POSTAGE We B. H. STISEMETZ, Hatrza, 424-8 1937 Pa. ave, next tooor. 13th st UPERHEATED STEAM CARPET OLEANING § ‘ts sure preventive to mob, ‘Tacks wt G2O Louisiana eve. : i