Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. TUESDAY ..20. ds... July 27, 1880, ——— CROSBY 8. NOYES The rhe Evening Btar has @ reoular. perma, tae arent Ast face shail saese Anglo cae ite getlished im Warkinoton and eran! Inthat Of all the ot: octher. rdtily papers here added Wonal Telephone Exchange and with the Western Union Telenhone Exchange. Both these azencies can therefore be availed of in sending to THE STaB Sdvertisements, orders for the paper to be served, news, or any information, st any hour of the day free of charve. These facilities are a zreat conve- Bience, and will be appreciated by the customers of THE Stax. “Persons leaving town for the season, "208 Bam mer travelers, can have THR Stan mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, the addreas being chanzed 38 often as desired. The money must acccmypeny the order in all cases. The perpetrator of the brutal outrage upon anestimable lady In Montgomery county, Md, has been swiftly hunted down and as promptly Gisposed of by the rude force of Lynch law. It ‘would seem that there should be no excuse for the exercise of this Illegal form of pnnishment In an Ok and civilized community; but the fact must be admitted that the quips and quirks of the law afford so many obstacles to the speedy trial or tle adequate punishment of criminals Of this class, that public sentiment autte gener- ally endorses this resort to border law. In the opinion of some, too, the execution of such brutes With t marks of ignomtny and pub- Uc detestation should serve to make thelr hor- Tible crime more odious than the court pro- cesses by which the «1 is made rather a onvicted and exe- led send-off to eternity as one x straight from the gullows into Paradise <= ————— General! > District Commissioners exer- cise their ia ad abritrary powers with mod- eration, but an exception appears in the man- ner in which they allow the telegraph com- Panies to plant their huge uncouth “poles” at Will in front of any man’s premises without his consent and without regard to the tnjury done bim. At any hour of the day a citizen Is lable to the visitation of acrowd of laborers who, Without saying by your leave, or vouchsafing any explanation whatever, proceed to tear up Ais front walk,dig a huge excavation, and plant therein a great, ungainly tree-truak, which will utterly destroy the beauty of a house front, or seriously injure the value of a business front. Any cherished shade tree that stands in the Way of the pole-planting fends is quickly dis posed of,—topped and disfigured, or cut down altogether. Now this sort of proceeding 1s alto- gether too arbitrary to suit In a country where the people are supposed to have some rights, and if the Commissioners do not want to make xercise of their powers unnecessarily e they will allow citizens some say in the matter of planting telegraph peles in front of their premises. —_—__--_____ The reorganization, or perhaps what might more appropriately be styled the call-to-arms of the polittco-military organization known as the “Boys tn Blue” ts, we believe, the first formal or general effort so far made to revive the old war issues and project them promi- ently into the present political campaign. Under ordinary circumstances this movement Would not, perhaps, attract or deserve much attention. As matters stand, however, it 1s Safe to assume that it means more than ap- pears on the surface. The fact that Gen. Grant, Who has long been its titular head, has Issued Orders to it and proposes to take an active part in the campaign as commander-in-chiet of the organization, shows at once that he intends to give all the aid he can personally to the cause of Mr. Garfield, and that the soldier element of the country, with all its sym- Pathies and traditions, is to be con- solidated as far as possible in his support. ‘That these influences combined will have great Weight in the approaching canvass can hardly bedoubted, Indeed it is ltkely to be one of the most potent forces Invoked in aid of the repub- lican cause, since its effect must be to put not the candidate of the democratic party but that Party itself squarely on the defensive in regard the issues involved ta the late war. Whether this is a wise or patriotic course, {t Is too late now to discuss. The movement as It stands is ‘the logical result of a “solid south.” ——<.—____ American ladies Intending or desiring to go abroad should not overlzok nor fail to impress On their memory some of the expressions made Just before her death by Mrs. Wetmore, of New York, who committed suicide in Paris the other day, and who, it now appears, became divorced from her husband, to marry, as she hoped, an English lord, whose protection she seems to have enjoyed for some time. Among her last words, she self-reproachingly exclaimed: “I never ought to have left my husband. My fate should be a warning to American women, who come abroad without their legitimate protec- tors.” Next in risk and folly to a young girl §otng to Europe after a husband may b2 named @ married American woman going there with- out one. There are lots of dangers tn store for Doth classes. Next to the great loss of life atten ting then, the worst feature of the many railway and asters Of this season ts the fact that all. or neariy all, the result of owners or theiremploy 3 Shrouded the destruction of the s! wanhaka for a while has been disso ‘and ft now turns oat that in Inserutable act of Providence, as its owners would bave the public belleve, it was c: @ defective boiler. The fatal casa! therefore an east; owners of the exercised due care and been willing to incur the expense of Keeping her machinery tn proper condition. ‘This is only another form of the story that {s to be told in connection with all the so-called ac- Cidents of th . Greed 1s the prime cause Of all of them. Uawillingness to provide proper satecu: and efficient service on the part of the owners ts followed by ignorance and care- Jesness on the part of employés, and the tuevi- table result follows. Clearly what the country neetis and must have Is more stringent laws looking to the care of human lite on pubite con- Veyances, and a more rigid enforcement of them when enacted. Nothing less will afford that Security to which the traveling public 1s eatt- Ued. It will not do to trust the matter entirely tothe liberality and foresight of men who are ‘only interested in large profits from their in- vestments. ——~+--_____ The establishment of additional steamship Unes ts being urged upon the commervial tnter- ests of Baltimore as an enterprise that is essen- Ual not only to the development, but s!s9 to the Maintenance of the export trade of that city, ‘The number of steamers plying between Balti- more and foreign ports, according to the Sun, is sufficient to carry away the steadily in¢reas- ng freights for export; but the fact that they ‘come and depart without any regularity ope- Yates acalnst the interests of that port. These Steamers, tt seems, run in and out whenever they can get @ load, and are called, for that rea- Son, “ocean tramps.” Western grain and other Produce, which could reach Baltimore at leas Cost of transportation, go to New York and Philadelphia for exportation because the ship- ‘Pers can rely upon the regularity of its depar- ‘ture from those ports. With one of the largest ‘and richest railway lines of the eountry feeding Ae direct from the west and several important Southern lines entering its precincts, Baltimore Ought to be able to compete with any other elty in facilities for exportation, and now that {ts newspapers and business men are awakened to ‘the disadvantage the city ts laboring under, in Comparison with other ports further removed from western and southern markets, it is likely ‘that a remedy will be applied. ——~re __. ‘The Ice-dealers have been interviewed by Tax Srax reporters, as appears elsewhere, to learn ‘What they had to say in regard to the present wise inice. The dealers, it appears, cultivate their own ice-crop on the Kennebec, and they frankly admit that they have raised the price ‘because ice has gone up generally n the market Decause of a scant supply, ton m Training School Loan Uoliection to ycoran licnarary teens To collect anal toareeal fon ation Painting, Statuary and Bi cf tm = : fraviswe: Miniat ure Portraits:Antiques ; Oeram{c wi “aa ry x brie: Needie Work and Eaabroiae Rohingse works cf Art, Japanese works of Art: Education and Lit- erary rarities: Indian Eelics; Appliances to secure com fort to the rick. These who are inclined to aid this project, and assirt the trustees in, this good work of raising a fund for the sappert of the schoo), and, having rare and beautiful articies suitable for exhibition in any of the departments named, are willing to loan them for the occasion, are requested to communteate by letter with either a) J. M. Presideat ofthe titution, WILLIAM LEE, eee make Or Dn. AI Bere ary of the Cozumittee of Management of the chibtion, No. BILL Jy27-3t* Pa. ave. n.w. )HE CLOSING EXERCISES in June act T°? EN'S Seminary for Boys ended. Inns ricid coamination’ trough an the Dranches tauzht, and showed, ax usua', the ful banner in which they had’ been instructed. The old medal was won, by two boys, Carl Antod Jengen and Oarl Cluss. ‘The former being the son of the preces tress, the medal was awarded to Man. ter Cluss. Secor'd honor in. first division, silver medal, John Wedderburn. Second sivist first nonor, filver medal, Willie Brenner: ond fiviet'n, eceo d honor. Willis Wilson. Books awar. 204, to Edilin Hamilton, Henry Vandervear, Johuson, Boone Oliambers, Willis Baer. Gomnsuend. Mra. Jensen will remove in n.w., Known as vernon Schainary the Young Ladios, ay Scmers, whers receive a share of patronaxe from her sends ang patrons for herloug-establishied zy for Boys. J OHN T. MITCHELL, 931 Penn. Ave., Cffers epecial inducements to purchasers of DEY GooDS for the next thirty days to reduce the stock before taking stcck. dain our made-up depart- Puente will be offered at special prices, many much below the actual coe! COURTAULD'S 5 ORADES IN REMNANTS AT Y LOW PRICES. We ask an taapecton of our stock, a3 1 in pe found attractive ee BRANCH OF THE monn S1EAM SHIRT FACTORS 435 7th street nw. Headquarters for. Resdy-ma ape Dress Shirts. Shirts made toorder. Our spec: THE ees SHIT, ee * offered for the ice: A GE) NUINE, yAMSUTIA pas BOYS’ SHIRTS for All Stor: Panne 3. sly Linen Bos: plot oar abies are 3 pi UNDEN SHLATS 10 Per cent. lower than reular price. STEAM SHIRT FACTORY; 3327 435 7th at. now Foe POTOMAC BIVER LANDINGS. ‘The Steamer MATTANO, Cart. leaves hat? foot of 6th and Neteests southwest, every, Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, at 7 o'clock a.m., for Landings on the Potomac River as follows: On SRaeaday ‘Mattox reek. On for river landiny for Oolton's, Nemin! and. Prospect Hill. isy, for Mattox Oreek and landings in Wicomios iver makicy iutermediate landings going and returning. Passengers and freichts taken atreduced rates. Freights received daily. ay27-tAS1_G. T. JONES, Agent, 6th st. wharf. eit lr WRITING CLUB.— An opportunity is afforded youth, men and tiective course of train- from RO an 150,090, students, ri ive a special course in plain, practical writing to the: Washinuton “educations!” Gud, bacinuiog MONDAY, August 2, 1880, at Spencerian Basiness College, corner 7th and L ts. n.w. Enrollment at colle lexe office. Fee $5. Call’ or send fur circu- jya7 © MORE DISPPOINTMENT. Wea Ce ie ry - Hen Y SIZE AND BGOLOR, BE fon Can ta Saas had. by the undersigned, who Tas, beat experience in this line of business, I will faraivhanvtbing in the above line ne < ire and — quantities at prices to suit all, and defy competition: YeomPSULAUS BAUMGARTEN, gy37-Im ve. ABGAINS . ~ STRAW ete AN op ponaers, MAO! TRAW'O “QASMANDRA, REAL Lisle THREAD GLOVES, 4 Buttcns, 25 Oente Pat. Santon MIs Ar’ UST, ar Mrs. M. J. HUNT’S, yu Nos, 6231 and 633 D st. Chet hh AND eee nae BAIL- ROAD COMPAN FAST Seen EXPRESS a wk LONG RANCH, GAPE MAY ATLANTIO CITY. On and after MONDAY, Jury zen, 1880, the BALTIMORE & ‘ ees POTOMAC RAILKOA PANY will run a Fast Seacide Express Train daily, except Bunday, leaving as follows, from depot o! Baltimore & Poton.2¢ . corner 6th and B Peave tam ington ene, Pong Branc! Lesve Market-at. W ‘Aine Atantic City. 5 LP. FARMER, G. P. Agent. ED. 8. YOUNG, A.G.T. Agent. Sy26 2t A ON DECK With a complete Stock of the VERY BEST GOODS tliat can possibly be procured in our ling, and at prices that em! $ our competitors and cause our customers to rejoice. A special large lot of NEW JAPAN TEA, natural leaf (uncolored.) It is of the first j May pickinws,* abd is pronounced by ail who have tri to be *‘the most dsiicious article of Tea they haye ever used." Another attractive feature of our stock to-day is AN UNUSUALLY CHOICE ARTICLE OF GOSHEN BUTTER. ‘Telephonic connections. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, 504 Oth street, bet. E and F, (WHITE FRORT.) sy EXCELLENT BARGAINS IN SUMMER FABRICS. FRENCH sees oe at 25¢ ; reduced from 3% 35e. uced from 400. rice 4 SINGH GiiAMs « i Te. former price at Ie. huced poe b BILES ry ‘marked down 45-1 eet wide plea ‘WOOL FRENGH Twi TWILLED NAVY BLUE FLANNELS FOR BATHING LISLE GLOVES—GAUZE DERWEAR. Tepe TASER PERS rants “ nua Mic. PLAIN AND FANCY BOSTERY. coe I DOLLAB SHIRTS, open id COLORED ALL -Wi Black ‘AN INSPECTION Is. SOL! TED ee “ONE PRICK ONLY, ‘ED PEALN FIGURES. iS ReRezDUe ‘orate ys . st. pore na, Ave., cor. i 100 207 PLAIN and FANCY COLORED OOTTON, LISLE and SILK SOCKS, mt ‘Reduced in price. W. 5S. TEEL, dye 935 Pennsylvania ave. 719 ustecroves, 719 JOB LOT REAL LISLE THREAD LACE-TOP GLOVES, At 2% Certs Pam, = Davis’, 3y23-6t VIO Market Space, Cor. Sth St. ca Se ee aa i eet: 7 PERAT TORS performed with’ with ‘care. ‘Bisfeotion feature of our stock just at thistime isa | * ° WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. FAMILY SUPPLIES: _SUMMER RESORTS L, to work in the Kitch BRENT —A ré-story front ROM, far- 1B RENT— INES — FTON HOUS: WwW A ybis at MANER'S Hotel s7ai ate Pean Fu Aon ply at 606 18e0 Seon . ote | RO ‘Tay B. 0. HOLTZMAN, S450) ae St Tdoutarde CIETON He ES rs BE a Laer 2 R BEN’ ROOM: Rea Esta: AC 'T AND AvoTK pal juites. Aadress ‘SR TED_A ian aa coo, wath, and Firices to incurs BS. aw. ae aleevenaseauee axouovIES— ios Garon, Fairfax coy Va. Circulars at Sta, Apes eae Bi Sateen ae FE Ree as tory BRIOK, DWELLING, — — ANTED— A. d DRESSMAKER, sis) s W iitod Gu tre cha FICTER, aiedi: tel. Address **Industry,"'Star Ottien ” Uzaedlaiely ANTED—Party will pay ae cash to any per- son that will procure him’a place as messen- ger or watchman in any of the government ~ ments. Confidential, Box 126, Star Office. 2’ WANED; BY a first-class laundress, a SITUS TION where good and faithful services will insure a zood home. First-class references. No objection to leave city. Address Box 6, A es ANTED—Goo4 OOOK, W R a W TRONER. “Ritual ts feferaiees,_ On wood references all between 10a-m. ae 8 600 F stn w-J20-a0" table settled white Wo- ‘as chambermaid and to Beat of reference ae ‘D HOUSE within 10 walk cat her wanite ‘House, by a Gen- Rent moderate. adaress, with teria minut tleman and Wife. full particulars, ANTONY, Star oflice. WANTED ‘a"Eady;supporting a widowed mother, government POSITION in ‘any de- BREayGM, fot which $50 wil be paid each. A HEL, biat oftice. ANTEL—REVE Foraiza =r aitea Baten Departw-ent 8 PA MES aed, at_n w., second floor. fae W 4222 FAMILIES to furnish with RECT. ALLE BERVANTS: SERVANTS of oll sorte; Dove. siris: Biateriuaany for city ard. ‘ognntr ail wi 926 F at. 10k & mylo-ilw LOST AND FOUND. OST—Monday afternoon, s dark OANA. BY, with yel'ow breast, ‘from No. 1209 F n.w. A suitable reward if retucned to above number. I OST Friday, July 2d, a vine skye TERRIER G._ Anwerers to naina Bra able reward if returned ¢ 1016 Gonnecti- ent avenne. T JT O82 Anat of GOLD RYE GLASSES, between fe the Treasury and “Lith street, on nnsylvania avenue. Return to'So- Heltor's Otlice, Treastiry, to J. A. ELLINGEE, sna receive reward. REWARD_Lest, PAK ow ‘containing one Oil Painting, Landse: x16 inche ture partly, painted: Palette ¢ And three brushe boatin picture named ‘* Nellis.” Leave at a6 10th st. n.w. 426-31 Premises. vat eee BENT One ct the best BUSINESS STAN OS Ber Winer lars apoyo mines, No. 1731 Pennsylvania avenue ee aos Fx ee poueke No. 724 10th st. Ke. Kent 827. ay ‘ALBERT E™ rox’ Ro. "020 F st. Dw. : How. Inquire on the Fe RENT—-HOUSE No. 321 a 0. wee tn rocms, all modern improvemeats. Apply PXEK, office Corcoran Ins. Oo., corner ra d La. avenui dy27-1w' z RENT = First —— and third FLOORS, with _ every convenience. 1310 Gast. n.w. _jy26-3t* OB RENT—Thira floor, unfurnished ROOM, convenient for housekeeping, to man and wite only. No. 307 9th st. n.w., eecond floor. jy 26-3" FOE RENT_ 815, to good tenant, with small family, first and second floors, FIVE hOOMS, pleasant and Printing. 916 8 Fok Beste oa “GREDRNIGRED ROOMS. the second floor, No. 939 M Mansschusstes aye., bet. 9th and 10th ats. n.w. 3y26-2 Fe RENT—408 6th st. n.w., 9 suite of Tee wWell-furnished PARLORS, with bath room ad- Joining: no objection to a nice lady ; price low. ie neat Bureau Engraving and 3y26 30" [on RENTOUS es RENT—2025 11th et. n.w., 11 rooms; 2109 {2th st. now. 5 rooms, 10.50; 1710, 1714 ng, BG; Ae Grids 8t., Gaorge- Bt rooms, 813: 911 13th am.» Sroome, 18: “Apply to YWOOD, ass eee S “apo BAS. caw Opp. Fa RENT ino large Unfurnished ROOMS: sndone HALL ROOM, at No. 732 ete Fea RENT—New BRIOK HOUSE, 2030 = n. With all modern improvements; required. Apply to J. 8. HOPKINB, FE RENT—1225 New York a (0 ROOMS, PARLOR and BEDROOM, nicely Tarntaned sd floor, south front. Call between 6 and 7 o'clock EP mn. at above No. Sy24-3 FOR BENG, AND PATES OF PROPERTY, Put ‘ATE AND A'T AUCTION.—See Bulletin issued on the Iet and 25th ER rrery anette atthe oticoor TH GG. 19 7th si jy24-3t* BRICK HOUSE, 907 1 st. jodern conveniences, larce cellar, thires fauares of five, street railroads; good dade Apply. at 900 1 at, next door. ‘O8T—On d, a small GOLD ReaGe cket and Child's Picture. The finder wi'l get a suitable reward if deiivered at 67 Bridge st., corner Jefferson, Georgetown. jy26-2t* —— BOARDING. FAOR RENT—ROOMS. farniehed or r unfurnished, at $14, 316 and 318 Indiana ave. nw. ; al Bret claee BOARD, 815 per month. sah ee suites of three, on first and second floors also, Single Hootie, mover improve- nents: Table Be 1334- ws pene Frankia Pack jyat-3t" OOMS REDUCED TO ONE-HALF their usual price. Lanse, bicely furnished Rooms from #4 ef O per month with or without Board. deli fullccation. 226 3d st.n.w. = INE TREMONT HOUSS offers good Ri "Tin ger oae Hotel Board, for 895 aed, per month: house is well furnished; table first- clase, and coolest location in the city. | my24-3m OPHERSON HOUSE, cor. i5th and I sts. nw. MS Desirable ROOMS with BOARD; also TABLE POS 3m*__Mns. HOECKLEY, Proprietress. Ee noe 612 os at. pee w., Is one Boos at pase, term COUNTRY BOARD. A FEN MORE BOARDERS GAN FIND CoM- fortable accommodations at an old Virginia farm house. Apply to WM. L. IRISH, Waterford, Loudoun County, Va. Jy2L-6e" FOR BALE. Fae aN pcuas BUGGY, oat an mutex vile turnout: oh Be 88 RAZA Fee ete Gi MELO Rosewood-case, xanaee y27-At Five- ‘octave MELODEON, for 25 cash. Eibyey T. Maino 4 ith et. ne w. ya’ 3 SE MILLER’S PATENT SAFE. 3y26-' ee No. 1014 Pa. ave. n.w. R SALE —A Brewster, Side Bar, ‘Top BUGGY, good as new. Avpl at Stable, immediately in the rear oj (OR RENT—Crear—One large, cleqantly-fur- nished second-atory Front ROOM ina bie loration convenient to three lines of str rent. Apply at 424 New York (esira- FOR RENT Furnished HOUSES Unfurnished HOUSES, 85 to 87! Several desirable Dwellings now, vacant, Also, Rone &e. McINTIRE, 918 F st. n w. 4-3 PR BENT Seven roem RRIOK HOUBE, nal water and (as; rent $12 Also, six. HOUSE, hall, water and good neizhborheod n. st.n.w., or 215 43s at. -3t Fee TENT BRAGS MITE and WHEEr WRIGHT SHOP, 4 miles north of city on Bock Greek Church road; O'Hare's place. HOUSE, large porcb, 7 rooms. Als of Garden Land, part of which could be taken at once for fall crop; balance esrly in fall; 600 erapes in bearing. Inquire on premises, or 1213 io stn. aie Ap ny, Ries PI nt ppl PF RENT—SUBURBAN Taran ne of twelve rooms and good ccliar; beautiful gronnds, ehade and fruit trees, shrubbery, small frvits, food garden, stable, carriage hi house, chicken and’ wood sheds, &c. all fo for 310, Per month, or would rent House by th ig yoar fur- nished_ if desired, at reasonable rates. Address B. B. BARGE, Star oflice. Jy24-3t" (OR RENT—One of the coolest and most de- lghtfully situated HOURES for emmmer in the city, 273g feet front doubie House, 17 rooms, far- hacé, range, bath, hot and cold’ water, natural wood finish, wood’ mantels, tile borders: dining- mand kifchen on first floor: wide barking and cep lot, good croquet round and charming nelsh- ore, ;fient 850. B. H. WABNEE, Ol 16 F jy 24. es aan wn NaS eg tratly es Apply to ‘TLEY BROS. a Thode istand ave.n. ‘oe Foe® Lone Brick HOUSES No. 1115 10th at. ¥. Tooms, rae water. Good n neigh: borhood. pUVALG MARR, 804 Fn.w. jyl6- ‘OB RENT —Four pleasant unfurnished RUOMS; suitable for housekeepin, ore together or in part, ina mec paivate family, where there are no ghil- dren. ces exchanged. BR ae itlemen 01 furnished FEO! NT ROOM. ee no children. Terms moderate. ath ae EDUCATIONAL. 314 Pa. ave. now. Jy 2-60" 'OR BSALE—Cuar—Handsome tnrnont; oung Bashaw HORSE, BUGGY and HARNESS. Apply 2002 7th st. n.w. $24-3t* on SALE—For 215° donble by nk al Dace ure GAGA pedal HAnMONIi UM, at 723 7tu several fine PIANOS, at a sacrifice. 3923-6" a SS rr OR SALE—Cumar—Side-Bar Top BUGGY, in kood order. Apniy to A. BEALL, 3y21-6¢ “Uniontown, ’D 0. JUST ARRIVED from Indiana, and {for sale, 20 head of first class HORSES; some fine Coupe Horses and nne lixht harness Horses, Selected with great care, exprosaly for this market, at HUGUELY & BOWEN'S, No. 645 New York avenue. jyai- FPCE SALE, Stylish Sorrel HORSE, 6 years o1d, eee sound and gentle in ‘ificent driver. Bideba bar BU sua. ‘Three other Horses, ee Fas SALE—One of the largeat ase of Tite and Second-hand | OARKIAGES ever, LE—Parties about Se or selling S, OAMBIAG ES, HAIN! lem: orders promptly at- tended to and on the most reasonable terms. Eve thing strictly as represented. WM. F. DOWNEY, 1013 17th et. n.w. ONT MISS THE OPPORTUNIT three. clovant 479 OR- Gane at at BIDNEY NIMMO'S, a0 1th Jell-6m * to pur- BOOKS, &e. pas ASCH EE SNSTITUTE, WASH- For cireulars aadveas aie3 M. RB. G ABOHEE, jor Mase. avenue, Washington, D. 0. YEAR, BOARD AND _TUI- TION, Female Seminary, Military Academy, ea Military Golees ¢ foun; Mea), Haddon- ‘inv. E MARWELL RETELY, B,D, EV. » Be Dee . VERNO) EMINABRY .| MF BORRSING™ AND DAY SCHOOL Renovedstom iti th Bc" Sept. a - S 20th. For further information, fares jy15-3m. Mrs. J. E. SOMERS, Principal. BRNOYLVANIA MILITARY ACAD- a CHESTER, Pa., opens Se) tember 8th. ro pO Chemistry, (Classios and ish. Di cont! fefers to Gen. Ef id Messrs. B. C. Hew- Payne, patrons Cou THEO HYATT, President. IVERVIEW ACADEMY, GHEREPSIE, N, Pou A thorough-going, wide-awake Seiool for Bays, combining Stady, Silitary Dri, and Wecrestion fh due ey portion. rtive Pamphlet, with Ohart of Requisitions for Collewe adnateelor. Gent on soonigt of Gate ave. OTIS BISBEE, A.M., Principal Jos: 510 RegoAye, SCHOOL FOK GIRLS,— SANDY SEBING, MD.— Will reopeh, BEP TEA A full course of instruction fiver ith lentes on history, belles-lettres and ircilars address HENR: he natural selences. Kor cl ©. HALLOWELL, A.M. 25 25 7150 Ras iia yt . s AR) Moe bath statile. 25 and bai = 15th st. n.w, 8 tn and cellar 35 Ta a0 det t.n.e., 9 Ts. I ice ‘xo CHARGE TO LANDLOEDS FOR ADVERTISING THEIR PROPERTY, AND KEEP IT BEFORE THE PUBLIO CONSTANT- LY. I AVE MANY OF THE FINEST BUILDING SITES IN THE CITY FOR SALE. ALSO, HOUSES IN EVERY SEOTION AT PRIOES FROM ae CGO ro $60,000. NOW I8 THE TIME TO BUY. R. O. HOLTZMAN, sy2t 10th and F sts. nw. ROR RENT— aes Ro: 1252, oth st.n. w.. 9 rooms BHICR, No sa9'iee BRICK: cor. RAM: FOR RENT. FOR RENT. 24th and Pa, ave Tr. 875 732 Q1et st. co 25th andGst8rs. stores15 2oth and Lat. Sr. sai 816 24th 3 Bera Rae Vist of Sees ee both For Bent and ale, be seen at wae, R. WILCOX, L ESTATE AGE: 37116-6teoa Gor Stir ana Teen ROR RENT— ‘THE OOROORAN BUILDING, Orrostra U. 8. TREASURY, 157TH BTREEY. om or coramant- Sans Soaet ee Beets eae ovat Dark rooms for ‘Horage. inquire of the Janitor, H. G. TODD. HANDY, T. O Notary Pabiley TODD & HANDY, Bra eats oe oe AUCTIONEERS, ver Basement Second National park Building, WASHINGTON, D.O. lal attentic to Inv re Gattectiees of el hentia aid F= BENT 1111 Het. n.w., 10 rs, mod. imps 1439 Let. n.w., 8 roome.. 820 per mo. 405 G st. n.w., 10 rooms, m. 150 per mo. 1613 Pst. n.w., 9rm. brick, mod. im..830 per mo. 1209 R.I. ave. n.w., 10 rm. brick, m.im. 350 per mo. 1210 13th st. n.w., 10 rm. brick,m.im.. 60 per mo. 1719 B.L. ave. n.w., 15rm. brick, allim.125 per mo. ‘723 14th st., 9 rm. brick, mod. im...... 40 per mo. Handsome Office Rooms ‘‘Lenman Building,” New York ave., noar U. 8. Treasury Department. THOS. J. FISHER & O0., 1228 ¥ street: MONEY TO LOAN. | Raha e TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SE- ity, in small and targes amounts, at reason- able rates. ALBERT Jy27-8t No. O00 F at nw. 1) OSes TO ALENT —We wl }, 000. oe Teco -865 per mo. Jel cent for two yi ra upon nextel guigeal Teal oatbte security. FITCH, FOX & BROW: 4y27-2t ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL. ESTATE, Vari: ous sums to loan—particularly $5,000 and B00 ne late lat eeum oD exceptionally favorable TTAB Early ‘application is desirable to OHN BU: IS 26-4t Room 29, ores Banta. x MONEY u™ IN BUMS 96 BUT jy24-6t ano E. WAGGAMAR, 519 7th st. 10 LOi po MONEY x ON Bi neal ae At 6 per cent for large and 7 per cent for small B. aris HOLTZMAN, Sy24 Oth and F sts. n.w. Me TO LOAN. T Jargeand small amounts of Money to Loan on. Real) Esti tate Attention prompt. Charges moderate. B. H. Wi 916 F street northwest. Sy 2s ‘ONEY TO LOAN. Jn cums to suit, at lowest rates. No delay. Mone; lama ested {ROEAR' & Are ‘Louisiana ave. Jy15-eo6t* BUSINESS CHANCES. A well located LOT SHOeMaRE! Grate ah 020 F et aw in Glenwood Comeucry. A dy27- GEO. L. 5 eee 1114 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘each 7 STOCK AND FIXTURES OE A FINE anh ocatea L HOES. eine ee T Grocery and Liquor Stand for sale cheap for ‘tioeo wishing tobe qualined for | Sash. ‘Doitg’a retail liquor trade. Addrees 8 + 2. Bae ‘office. eae om EE 2gii2 § th Sdvange. ati ‘Mathema\ sin, Tivate lessons {PlorEson TAEROQUE, 1323 F at., native French Instructor, wraduate of Sorbonne Uni- ranch Paris. Private instruction in all the Frencb branches and niceties. Terms moderate. Summer ap! (OR SALE—One of Edison's latest Improved 1 THONOGEA ER of TALKING MAGHINE, for halt its cost. Money ean be made onit at t the Na: Honal Fair. Ai ddress J. C. WHITNEY, a Cy i YHEAP FOR CABHTA GROCERY, with Stod and Fixtures. Address Box 62, Bae or 122 ‘OUSES WANTED. H USES WANTED. Ibave buyers es several small HOUSES. Par- ties having such for Salo will do well to call. & RN Jy24-3t RK 6 F street n.w. PROFESSIONAL. NEW Books. JadKe and Jury, by B. V. Abbott... ‘American Grimsingt Low Reports, Vo Vai: "a Simend's Digest Patent Ofice Décisi Wood on Mandamus... pleton’s General Gu: e U. B., The Story of on an Honeat Man, by Rm Little Comedies, by Julian ‘Sturgis, Davia ‘Aruetrobe Fra ranklin Squar 10 LeteratoHettyHeediose, byMrs.Geo.A. Caswell 50 People n't Time, &c., by Pansy. 700 Begg "sDauchier by autiior of Mouiy Baten, &e :60 oners of a1 Hind st the lowont Auras, ges yg LAW Boos ear ae st MMER READING, ‘HITE. re Day Engi sh... oa Now Pi ISTE CAS ‘Buckoret ti ABBOTT. Judge and Jury ELMUTH. Steamer boo! BucnincH ay eo M TAYLOR. Oriiicals, “Eucays Netes. syle it Penn. ave. ([S= New Evirion or LIPPINOOTI’S PRONOUNOING GAZETTEER oF THR WORLD. Joss publighed and for sale by FRANCIS B. MOHUN, Svccessons TO Monun Bros., myi 1015 Pa. ave.. cor. 11 at. PERSONAL. ME. BLa Feaate Doctarss, M all” complatutae? gapedtaly ee Forder of ‘cards. Te future. No. 235 ‘Pennsylvania t jy21-20* ALBURGER, successor to I. P. pis: Ye, BEY, Watchmaker and Jeweler, wed to corner of (7 ith and F ota new. res the ‘OWN PATCH EXAMINES TITLE: J to tie responnibility of people, with ay of B.w., 6a.m. toly Dimh, Always is foros ana fro apll-4m nar ne hc a Migs ROSS, the ergy ished, Prcipcrsd trols better sat- fe ian any cae ta the rofession teiinthe poss pretept and fntnra des- gives tdvice ard assist .nce on all matters appertaining to bneiness, love. wad matrimony. Ain tm TRoUrtT Catt. Catlatecti is Touma, 02 pay. 2.W. T. M. TALBOTT, pxsres No. 4377 jet.a tinve doors Romane Bentis- try in all its brapches. Teeth ees 87 = Bete All aa warranted. je’ nails, Teo treated. ae ao pete es ave., opp. Willard’s Hotel, moet ¢ cnlinent physicians, 5 0 Sisits “Retablished 1861. =e H. JOHNSTON. Dentist, A Graduate of Pennsyivanis 18 years’ experience. fatty ict on gold and eilver, Ofice, oppouite Calvary Eapust Church, 717 H st. n.w. rere Dr. Demer and others. ‘The Dental office and business of the john H. Darrall, of 1287 Ps. eee erly of a8 Pe formerly of gonsint oe of patronage Heal a ie SWEISEREGR: Dentin, removed to 915 7th ues DW. CELLULOID Tie TEETH inserted eccel Gea | Loner 87 per set and all operat tral Sheth at rit tract a reasonable pri foes. it ; BROWN, DENTIEL No. 725 1478 store. eras ‘All operations on the ural tool porate with ott a satisfaction. ‘Atten focation or't ie called to the pleasant anaes avenens 919 and tate Senet Beautltui sels of Weoth 4 ia eS rant, Shy eae ‘warrauied, —_—_—_—_—_—_________. ae AND ORGANS. PIANOS.—The best HT Ea a reat FARE | Sots wide Be for OI aE Tt ae ace eee ake ‘Bole Aer ‘Agent. 107 re st. ————— Camere Rete FOWDER. = JOR SALE—A DESIRABLE HOME, on the southeast corner of A and 2d st. 8. e., arran, as follows: Basement—Furnace and fuel room, store room, kitchen and pantry. First floor—Sa- loon parlor with bay window, dining reom and Second floor—Three chambers and bath ‘Third floor—Two large chambers and ser- Parking on front u S. Capitol, agdoug, square a the Metropolitan Sy mies teaee i. ion of th u 3920-3, pet TOL, FOX & BROWS, R SALE—Srmall Houses, cheap and on. easy f 5 Hot Toit toa eeaing: 8 300. Oe 24 oes ‘of 5 rooms, lot "16x65, 8 ‘TAX BILLS of all kinds paid at a discount. . H. OLAGETT, Me fio Market Space. jyl-eolm (ANTABLE morte best Sehiee aie es market rates. L. SHERIFF, No. 1114 Penn- ia ave. a. jy16-2w FR SALE OR EXOHANGE FOR CITY PROP- FARM of 100 acres, conltit THE TRADES. CREVISSES—Au naturel. Just arrived via steamer City of Chester. 1216 F street northwest. Frevrsk ¥ ment cf Wooden Fines ann Pare japkins. ‘RESH MEATS DRESS) F “TRAREP™ = AYS ON Ch HAM, BACON AND OORNED A FRESH SUPPLY E FRUITS A ANDY VEGETA BLES RECEIVED, DAILY. FINE PRINT AND zuB thing first class, and prices eae tabl at THRE PALACE MARKET, = Conwen 14TH AND New Yore AvENUR FRANK J. TIBBETS & Co. NEW YORK CHEESE, Anew aseort. dy1T Seeaesszon California Brandy. Pure Holland Gin. ‘Try the celebrated “Bouquet Whiskey,” 82.50 per gallon. GEORGE A. O'HARE, 35 «213 7th st. n.w., bet. Mand N. IRST PREMIUM {garded at the National Fatr over all other compet- handaomest poncelaaa Flour in the Tate Bates, A very superior manner Fatent. eer antiad ST. LOUIS FANOY, A Marnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. oe Ist st. and Indiana ave. WM. M. GALT & CO. LADIE S GOoDs. Bete HaTs row YOUNG LADIES THE LATEST MACKINAW CASSANDRA JUST RECEIVED. Mrs. J. P. PALMER, syle No, 1107 F st. n.w. M.™: pops age: CENT. OFF ALL 8: In order to make Me om for my usual FALL IM- PORTATIONS, T will take: to reduce m: tf med es aE Fine Hand-made ‘Underwariernts Corsets, Dress linery, Goods, S and ‘Traveling Wrap, ‘Domestic and Fre ‘French Parisian ‘Trimmings, Gloves: ‘3 Brands ‘Laces and all the Latest see a aan ete. M.. WILLIAN. 907 Penna. ave.” TOite Trevise, Pari fre fresh in every department. je26 yunminra's LADIES SHOES. The be “Ry er} ras for’ the: eee All Winter sold for ener 90d an EY enh d sizes for sale ch or the ne f LADIES’ and UsILDEEN'S BHOES MADE eRe” ‘mar20 ment Ms BELLE LUCAS’ DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLOBS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. decll HOUSEFURNISHINGS. REFSrexBarons, WATER COOLERS, AND ALL SUMMER GOODS, Will be sold at actual costitor the next thir- ty days. A full line of BLATE MA! — RANGES; brviton ok ‘Bovial and Fiestas W. 8. JENHS & cn, jy3 717 7th st. n.w. STOVES: Gs GAS STOVES: THE CELEBRATED ENGLISH STYLE. SOLD ON TRIAL. WILL DO TRE WORK IN LESS TIME. LESS GAS a ANY OTHER STOVE IN (E MARKET. (all and see thers, No. 681 15th st. A FULL LINE OF GAS FIXTURES. 108. E. F. BROOKS, 531 165th st., E?»® BEFRIGERATOBS, WHITE small CREAM FREEZ- FOWLER'S FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINING BOOM REFRIGERATORS. mM. WwW. Late Webb & Beveridge,) Importer of Chins, Glass Ware, &., myl5 1009 Pa. ave. QGEoncE BYNEAL, Jr., DEALEE m OIL AND WATEE COLORS, ABTISTS’ MATERIALS anv LAMP GOODS, Paints, Olls, Window and Plate Glass, ALL KINDS OF FANCY ARTICLES FOR ORNAMENTS axp PREesEnts. mar2d_ 418 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hal). Fr GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, TATION weer iktifiares, HAMILTON & SHEDD, 409 9th 305. ste 485 COOKING STOVES, Gas it Com! ave at their eae ee ee ae eect aretay eo Call and myn ___SPORTING _GOODS. (3: BUFPERT, 403 and 405 7th st. n.w. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHILDREN CARRIAGES, ABCH- ERY AND FISHING TACKLES; CRO- QUET AND LAWN TENNIS; BICY- OLES, VELOCIPEDES AND WAGONS. 3yM- At Prices ro Surr THe Traces. 81.00 RAZOR??? “It ‘voluptuous [ATION HONES and BELT—combining Hones and 2 Belts in 2 MEAHA'S SPOWTING PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS. a NEW ESTABLISHMENT. ng Ve rcnaeee ioe Cash a full eee ‘of every ‘we are <t ion of 3 a. wood shine, wood Mnic. Terms ti Adare SAMUEL NOBRI a3. BEACKISTON ISLA aD. Managers of Excursions to KLACKIS- TON Tet AND will hereafter be required fo pay S18, in advance, for the privilese fisnding: This resort is now oven for guests Unturvishea Cottames 2 Furnished with board, per day, Dr. 3. 1. Mow Milestowr, Ma | Oetker HALL .—Now open for recom ct Sy48-e0 SUOIER BoamD, bear A ‘nnequa Springs, ‘ in private For rates of fare. photograph Sth st. n. a or to whicht, Oauton. Beraaford Co., Pa. ce ion of sues: TENNEY & ‘co f naton to Warrenton y to Herings, over easy . very ¥ rooms, wood table, roheetra. Ppecial train from B XP. station every Saturday at fp tm. #12 to $18 per week in hotel and 810 in co tases, duced rates to families and for son. : ror National Hotel,or addres Fauquier ty jvl6 im Ro ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS, GREAT NORTH MOUNTAIN, Partics desiring to visit Rock Enon, Springs are requested to secure rooms. before starting, at office of jy12-ta4_ A. 8. PRATT & SON, 401 9th et. nw. me Re Ser ow open for the accommodation ef sts. Bituated 100 yards from the bresaees. Aoceerible daily from huiately iia, Baltimore and Mashizston, vie P. R. H., and Kastern Flore Steamboat Go. Toot at South st “bates a Go'ciork p- mu. daliptexoent Saterday, ferme #2 Se $10 and 12 per week ; accorting to locati reulare st the Star office, or write to the tore. 8. J. MASSEY & ay10-4m RIGHT HOUSE, ‘ é BEHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE. First-class accommodations for 810 por Send for circular. WALTER BURTON, 310-3 Proprietor. QNT VIEU HOUSE. FRONT Me ) ROvAL (near the Great Luray Cavernn. Hoomne first-class, Fare and attention r ate. For circulars, ith terms, apply at The Star Office or to x a STINSON, Proprietor jy6-im* FU ELPER yee OCEAN GROVE, N. J. one block from ‘the beach. Every room in sfull View of the ocean, For terme ada: WAY, as above, Or eall at 1935 Rene york -avenile, this city, oe fix and seven o'clock p ee, aa OAPE MAY, N. J,, R. CRUMP, of the Colonnade SRiiades hia. B.A. GILLETT. perfectly adapted to requirements of, Now the best class of Seaside Visitors. An uneq Jocation, Jarge and airy roome, entirel snd table of part Saretuly sslocted serve ; jonlar e: ayer a rator. Electric bells." Mi “a Music by" Mark Hassler Orcheatra. ‘The proprietors invite your commands. iy’ IYER SPRINGS, ST. MARYS Oc HAPPY “REKOK’ «bath inx, Ane, frat abundance. Fish, Crabs and Oysters, fresh and slentifnt: Medical biti these 5 ‘ich stoy* at Colton's or Blackist Island and my conveyance will meet you. Batre. member my ware not Blackiston’s Island, as MARY suppose. Board por da: if lees than 1 10 days, $1. over 10 day RiBtoN RP. BLAGl TONE, M. D., Proprietor. = esrown BO. Guan UNION HOTEL, BARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥. fond OPEN FoR THE BRason. Je4-f, m, w, 26t HENRY CLAIR, Lesses. \ONGRESS OCEAN CITY, MD. EA EE, OX Will open June 26rH, 1880. Perfecti in all ite apreintmente. ‘Terns. 8h e0 a oe oy and $12.60 aweek. W'B. Re SEL P oper rietor. THOS. FARLEY, a =~ CLASS CO Bk POAEDING. conveniant™ to Atala id Beach. Tertws, reasonable. reas, BON 255, Cape May" = “mt ——— ee mt Se 1880 on SUNE 23, largely increased facilities for the accommodation S goes. A band- some addition, com: 100 rooms, iiew houses and 8 pavilion for ong the recent rovements. Tiusioal talent se- cured for the season. Terme—#2.50 per day, #10 circulars: apply at TOL and 812.50 per week. For ci Rae SC, BECKWITH Chief Glerk,or fe TRAC rietor, Oveati Oity, Md.” eld Ba JEASON OF 1880. STOCETON HOTEL CAPE’ MAY, OHARLES DUFFY, (of Gontibenias ne feat tel, Philadelphia, )'Sup't and Gen eral Manager. OPENS JUNE 19. nak, tS Se ron ra ‘Hassler's Oclebrated Orchestra, SIMON nner porge lege patrons have the use ef = Ficvator, and each room is suppiled with Ee NITED STATES B THE LARGERT mie Re | Is now f ‘the w. wit r THOM, CHASE, BGAN, Musical pe Pern EOWA k OLLIE ead 3¢2-€0, 39d, an60 ee om jummer Bend for circular describing Ait nie adventases, tav11-3m P iid 22 Pans SPRINGS, HE PARK HOTEL (Lire Uenpic House), ‘WILLIAMPPORT, Pa., has Just been, oroughly renovated, equij;ped, and sup- ied with every convenience Tor the cot: fort of patvone, ‘Located in brats pateoPtes acres, surrounded by some of the ues! mountain Dayivania. A splendid’ balls bilan “ae ing, bosting, archery, croquet, an gxedient livery, "ind delwhtful ditves Ou" the Girect ‘route Baltimore and ‘axhington to Risgara Palle, and from New York and Philadelphia mountains of Northern Pennsylvania. S27 Water from the celebrated Min: i be supplied free of charge. Excelsior §j will BaratogaWater on draugh ht. Barreled by hydrostatic to be as eflicient as when par- pressure. asserted en of at the Seu For ciroulars and rates, address D. MCDONALD, Proprietor. jo8-eo26t ((onGRESs HALL, BARATOGA SPRINGS, Tanex ax 4 HAL? Douzans Pen Dai lendid Hote! havi thoroushly ren- ‘thd refurnifiied will open - THURSDAY, JUNE 17. CLEMENT & WILKINSON, Proprietors. ‘HB. 8. CLewerr. [jel-26teod) Wa. ‘Wriarmeon. FE arta tte | f= AND HEALTH. A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. ‘complaints and oat. Thousands ba been sa from an untimely death itsuse. Do” Tia & bousebold necessity. Full our circulars, sent free upon