Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1880, Page 2

« es THK EVENING STAR. Coane rere WASHINGTON. THURSDAY... August 5, 1880. CROSBY 8. NOYES.... Editor. The Evening ttar has@ regular, perma Ment. bona fide datly circulation more than dcuble that of any other daily paper Dublished in Washington, and equal tothat Of all the other daily papers here added to- oether. ——SSsS=S@nmiaeeesS—== Persons leaving town for the season, and Sum- her travelers, can have Tae Stam mailed to them, Postpaid, for fifty cents per month, the address being chanved as often as desired. The money must scccmpany the order in all cases. Gush Over Criminals, Balbo, the young Italian, who murdered his Wife in the dead of night and then fled with Buch of her pessessions as he could turn into money, will pay the forfett of his crime upon the gallows in New York city to-morrow morn- ing. Balbo ccmmitted a brutal and cowardly crime, but there 1s nothing in the trial, con- Viction and condemnation In his case to dis- Unguish it frcm others of the same kind, except the marked evidence of the growth of an over- Strained sentimentality on the part of the public. As Mm the case of Chastine Cox, Baibo has been visited daily by scores and hundreds, Of both sexes, who vie with each other in show- ering attentions upon him. The choicest lowers were kept fresh in his cell, and his Palate was regaled with the rarest delicacies, the gifts of new-found friends, who, no doubt. Would be unable to explain their admiration for Or sympathy with the crimipal. Such atten- Uons as these were entirely new to the con- demned man. He bad Mved as an outcast, upor whom, prior to his tmprisonment, nobedy wasted apy thought or sympathy. His crime seemed to have made him a hero or martyr, deserving commiseration and care instead ot condemnation and punishment. Every day he was advised of strenuous efforts being made to obtain executive clemency until he began to think he was entltled to it. Now that Gov. Cornell has declined to interfere, his conduct !s approved by the best elements of society, and the murderer is made to suffer the pags of bitter disappointment, tn addition to the penaity imposed by the law. It ts time that this growing custom of heaping favors upon condemned men was checked. It is right and proper that tn their last days they should be provided with such physical comforts as may be desired, and with the consolation of religion, if they desire tt; but the prison officials and the ministers who almost invariably take the deep Interest their calling warrants in such cases can, together with relatives or immediate friends of the doomed man, supply what 13 needed, and it might be a good plan to shut out curiosity-mongers and sentimentalists from the condemned cell 313 Georgia avenue, foot of 3d st. east. Fine STONE and EARTHEN WARE of every de- Hud sd machine-made FLOWER POTS of all VSARDES VASES, DAIRY and OOOKING ‘and the frade supplicd without, delay, ad at the! west pri ~~ om D [pasEn Ese: NOISES IN TIE HEAD, IMPAIEED BIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA, DISEASES OF THE THROAT. LUNGS, OHEST, ETO. SPECIALLY axp SUCOESSFULLY TREATED BY DR. F. A. VON MOSCHZISHKER, G19 10th street northwest. Lees than a year ago DE. VON MOSCAZISKHEB came to Washington and established an Cle Sai treatment oe ee aEoY ‘i MALAD: DLES, wit @ intention of uring the SESSION OF CONGRESS. great that he has Feac L Bi any, huis MER heath Be RESTORNOE, e extensi id for and a ot areliable SPE CIALIST in the disorders of the Respiratory Or- seve, to wich he has for years wivenateention, ba: ing ig very evident. movi those who have publicly stated his euccera in the treatmen' on are are ve Patter woe ie DORTEES OH N JAMES IN- CEE = PRESEN’ NATIVES YOu. W. OALD- FG. LAPHAM and WELL, 'ALBER £8. WILLES, any others. Of ci T, Somerville, Charles aus itizene— Baum, and bundrecs of others, wl be learned at his office. felafaatcRice “OY "OY SR Vy OTIC ‘E,—Thonsands of WATCHES have N been kep order by me chet the last thirty years. ‘They are as perfect aay as when manu- Satta haar se waco at ron. 'N TEN SEN, 913 Pennsylvania ave. ‘aud SUMMER GOODS 81 1 811 AT COST days. ENGLISH LISLE THREAD GLOVES, ieee silt LACES MIDBONS FRIRGES imps, BUTLONS and FANCY oops in gen: 4 SUL Market Space. aug2-lw BY aooDs. VERY GREAT BARGAINS IN GOODS THAT MUFT BE SOLD. Larve stock of HAMBURG WORK reduced to 15 conta per yard ‘Al FRIMMING LAGES st low prices faaies' andl Misses’ GAUZE VESTS 50 cts. an very cheap. ea and DosESTIC GOODS Ore oe of ENGLISH OR PE; remnants of all ds half price. Kinds sony a MITCHELL, aug2-6t Penna. avenue. Ca CUTS OF FRESH MEATS a wholesale. We have just completed arran, ments to receive consignments daily. Loins, Prime Ribs and Tenderloins, to which wejcall a) attention of dealers. . A. POO! 9 augd-Im ‘937 Loul nk avenue. ABRGAINS. eran eels: LAND 3 BONNETS, pars ess of MACEINAW y CABBANDRA, REAL ET ‘D GLOVES, Mrs. = J. HUNT'S, wu Nos. 6231 and 623 D st. At the great republican conference to be held in New York city to-day it is supposed that a Ppreminent question to be considered will be that of the future policy of the administration, should the republicans succeed, with regard to public Patronage. While it is money that “makes the mare go,” it is patronage that makes the politi- Clan gO and come ip the tnterest of political or- ganizations. Soon after Hancock’s nomination, the democrats settled that question among their leaders by agreeing to allow Tilden such and such patronage, in case of the election Of the ticket, and to others such as wa; necessary to satisfy them and induce them to go to work. The stalwart wing of the republican party has not, it ts said, felt entirely secure of getting its share of government offices from Gartleld, and therefore Senator Conkiing has held aloof from party Conclaves. The conference in New York was Intended to embrace representatives from all €lements of the party, and in this respect it S@ppears to be a success. Now, some of the in. Gependent papers, such as the Springfield Republican and Boston Heraid, are loudly warn- ing General Garfield that he must not surrender to the stalwarts; that if he does it will drive the conservative republican vote from him. The stalwart organs maintain that the cand!- date and party managers must not listen to the “4ndependents and scratchers,” as that would Carry discontent among the solid, unflinching men of the party. The managers of the repub- Ucan cempaign will, therefore, have the prob- Jem to deal with, how to enlist the needed active ald of the stalwarts without allenating the conservatives. Tie democrats have also their little troubles to settle in order to get the balking horses of their New York team to work together in harness; and altogether the lot of the politieal managers tbls year is not a happy one. ——————~-__ An oid politician ts quoted as saying “the day Of the orator is past,” and the truth of his re- mark is very apparent. The newspaper has taken upon itself the duties formerly imposed upon the orator and the people appear to be decidedly pleased with the change. But a few years ago “grand” barbecues and field days of Oratory constituted the chief feature of a polit- cal campaign. Now It 1s dificult to get out a respectable sized audience to hear a political discussion between distinguished leaders. The man who has been engaged at business all day takes bis rest at home in the evening, secure in the knowledge that If the discussion contains ‘any good points he will find them in his news- paper next day. The newspapers of the day are the first to give intelligence of all political movements and Incidents, and the ora- tor must, necessarily, “thresh over old straw.” Even tn Congress, where our most brilliant men are found, the day of oratory is past. The real work of Congress is done chiefly in the quiet of the committee room, and only on rare occasions can the galleries of either house be filled by the announcement of a forthcoming speech. The Fepublican and democratic committees, tu the Mahagement of this campaign, place more reli ance upon the distribution of sensible reading matter than upon the sending cut of speakers. The newspaper has certainly superceded the orator. A letter written from North Mississippi, and signed “Southern Democrat,” which appeared originally in the Memphis Aralenche, has been copied extensively by northern papers, to show that in the south a feeling of vindictive pro- ‘Scription still exists. This letter insisted that white men who “dare to avow themselves as republicans should be promptly branded as the bitter and malignant enemies of the south,” and concluded with the following paragrap! “As for the negroes, let them amuse them- Selves, if they will, by voting the radical ticket. We bave the count.” The white citizens of the Utule town from which thé letter was written applied to the Avalancie for the name of the writer, and to their surprise, he turned out to be a republican. When approached on the sub- Ject the republican admitted that he wrote the letter and procured its publication under the Pretence that he was a demograt. This does not, by any means, prove that all the accounts Of proscription and fraad in the south are un- true, but it shows that some are manufactured for party purposes. —____---______ ‘The movement in behalf of home rule in Can- ada seems to be rapidly gaining strength. Itis Proposed to organize a political party which will take the fleld and wage a vigorous canvass in the next election. The principles of the party @8 determined upon are: A national currency; ‘no Importation of English workmen at goverr- ment expeuse; no Chinese labor; no land mc- Ropolies; no grants of land by government to Companies; a protective tariff; raw material to De admitted free; a graduated income tax and ‘the mortgagee to pay taxes on property to the amount of hisclaim. The agitation now going «DB im favor of these principles and of an organ- ized effort to make them successful ts general ‘througheut the dominion. —————~-—__ ‘The war between Chili and the allied forces of Peru and Bolivia has now lasted over two years, and there are no signs of ita belag term. inated. The victories have invariably been on ‘the side of the Chilians, but the allies, though Suffering under defeat, still appear plucky and Peasistent. It may be a good time now for the <a Mediation of civilized powers, Per- APS 8 peace could be brought about by an effort ci Unis king, si Boersrows “©1880” FURNACES, CAST OR WROUGHT IRON, SUITABLE FOR COAL OR WOOD, BRICK-8SET AND PORTABL. Are powerful eaters: remarkably 7 ciarable ec2- nomical in fuel: wive universal have no belted jcints; are free The most DURABLE NACE, the CHEAP- EST to buy. Fitted with OLINKE ;OUBANING ant-friction GRATES: ASH SIFTING GRATE HuGULATOR se eo He Pade: DARE any, tad PRACTICA ius 'BOV ‘NTS never before Send for circnlars be fore pnrehasing cthers. HICHARDSON, BOYNTON & CO., ANU? (Ci URE! 234 Water street, New York. miinaee ©. G. BALL, J529-th,s,tu3m 337 E st., near Willard’s. WE4VEER, HENGLA & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF LAUNDRY SOAPS. EVERY BAR AND OAKE OF OUR GOODS ARE BRANDED WITH OUR NAME, AND ARE WaR- RANTED TO BE MADE FROM PURE REFINED TALLOW AND VEGETABLE OILS, AND TO BE FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS. FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST-OLASS GROCERS. Office and Warerooms, 105 and 107 Water street, Jy12-8m Georgetown, D O- KPorrs SALVE CUBE, GREALEST DInOTEBY OF THE AGE A lcers, Milk Fever ola Gotan av verte Sect da of all kinds, and many ailments sul human rman nature and itis A No. no other. = eaalo Depot onuneed the same at Orop- bapes = No. 1002 I street n. w. sm DE LYON. Mono} ha ‘Brand, made m. Schroeder & Oo. ‘ons, Frazce, ate for aa in color, refinish and du- Tal ” ranging in EONNETS BUACK rice from 81 to 8 from #3 1083." 1 to $2.50. AD iS down.” od OnE pa SHAWLS. Linen an aa LS ALL S8CMMiI EE DRESS | Faviios at ‘greatly re- duced prices.” AN INSPECTION IS SOLICITED. Bee GRICE ONLY." MARKED 1N PEERY & BROTHER, Penna, Ave., cor. 9th st. Establiahed in 1840. Sy Destress CERTIPICATES taken at in exchange for DRY ae at cash Miley” Building goon Corner 9th and GBE4t MALBH DOWN. ‘To reduce stock it di pe Vette sell Tor thes the next DIAGONAL and WORSTED VESTS, DIAGOD: AL and WORSTED S8aTs 22 sha pores LIGHT GASSIMERE ear OASSIMEREZ sUITS, to make improve- ‘ween Cae FLANNEL 81 FLANNEL SUITS, CHEVIOT Sous. OHBVIOT SOT use RE PAN Hight CREPACA aA Cl ALPAGA AND NUS OLOTE GOATS SEEXRSUCKER AND LINEN 80 SEEESUOKER AND LINEN scn YOUTHS’ AND Bi YOUTHS’ AND Bors sorte: At a reduction of cid seach Never wer before has Clothing been ro! seme pce FOalland examine for STRAUS, wa 70 Pepatyiraan At FAN RED COTTON, LISLE PLAIN and — COLO! ooKS. = W.-8S. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania ave. iT OES OF TH2 LARGEST Mere Sa Gage ? e o WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. ANTED—A GIRL about 14 to copy. Give | OR BENT—Four BOQ 48 all con- RENT. gt, "ame, handwriting and number. dase X° Ermine: ees uabler Rent hones honeckoor ing: ral- ae 7 § idow with Saree ola, BRENT Good and | £20 20t etn. Eo LE ee Five sitmedematosas we ‘Address WiDOW, Bisr offices’ wass oe southeast oye par namtay es, 38 Gist WANTED A. int Tate colored OOOK and = CUSIOR, No. Ks s0g5-3t"_ | 1416 Nor. Cap. LAUNDREES; good wages; references re- qnired. Box 105, Siar office. net bt W'korra Good COOK, | WASHER and TRONER, apply at Har hath atm. referelces; no woman with eget PA need apply. augs-2t* Yee ons 200 °; M, second or iat floor, at cderate p lady somewhat in years; ‘vet family preferred. “Address i partment, Oity Post Office. ANTED—ROOMS and BOARD in family; orth’ Washington or eastern weet part of Georgetown; _ references exc! BELL Star office. W420; By an army officer with wife and two children, a suite of ROOMS on second floor, with Board, in nerthwestern part of city, above 1th street. "Address L. A., Star office. ae Brats a oer his girl with wood ATION as puree and metrenes a See uatiey children if nec- ones Ty. AC aa Ay Matar oftice. aug5-3t* iTED—By a young, Man from Baltimo. WANtEATION ke bartenues a deratande +] bu iness; wages 0 BO 80 pauer an object references if necessary. idress nee SORES ‘CRIP, for which highest rates ‘will be paid. W. J. JOHNSTON, Attor- hey-at-Law, Room 41, LeDroit Butktiow, wut Sm ANTED—A WET NOESE rete Apply at Wile hice of DRAW Ww, SOHRETON. No. ae TE Wie betwee: Vadioee. oy japaa ANTED—Two or three Tarra TODA! suitable for two adults Will have meaix sent tion in desirable portion of city. Fefer- encesexchanged. Address J V.,Star offic. a 7 ANTED—By a first-class Wooden aud Ware House of Baltimore, a reliable, getc MAN to AN to represent they in the city of “Wash- zton. portunity for a man who can in- ow fuenes salear Addresn vite references, WOOD U. WARE, 141 W. Pratt st., Baltimore. —anz2- a Waerariens to furnish with RE! ABLE SEBVA try ‘ta SERVANTS of all sorta: boys, iris SEAMSTRESSES for city and cot Vall with reference. 926. F at. uw, Se Piok sco. my15-120" LOST AND FOUND. TL carrtan's guy 25t, Lemon, and White Bod: tar No. scllar; answers to ame Jack. A vary Hberal reward if returned to 100 ¥ st. Tade payable to Maurice Wright. ped. Party finding Bain elt at duos ith street ee ae Ae REwanp—No_ questions for ener of a small SATOHED 3 and contents lost Saturday, Bist ult. C. H. ‘RSE, Drugyist, corner 9th and F sts. p.w. augs-3t* Payment has will receive reward if le ‘0. HOLIZMAN, 0th and F sta_n.w. B io eee 8 colored a PRES aati eet Pp to ee ke ote Rew, OF B15 dig at se DH RENT— HOUSE No. 92 Ga Georse: Marwe wrounds: one of ths RGet wet Tesi Taree, sro deuce a ip ‘a iets a Apbly to. HICH D SMT Webster aw tae Rr EENTOE 825 Pen Mosa=HOnaE No. eye adjoining. 3 G at isiana Soa uy We, gorih Vt, STOBE venue D.W. tow. BTQHEAGD New Jersey aven ity BRENT, AN GALES OF PROPERTY Pat. Fae AID EALEROF —See Balletin issued an ths ite ae ah of every month, at the office of ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st.n w. augi-St* FR EERT_No. meee Bi st, n.w., near Scott room heated, in- 15th st. F2 irene oleh tt) APARTMENTS, ‘with all modern con for gentlemen only! 1810G reer a. aus3-eo3t* Fe as desirable. eisht, pe es HOUSE, w ern ents ; parned in front. eign railings No. eu a Sth at. n.w. Igquire at No. 21st. n.w. augs-3t Fi RENT Furnichea or unfurnished, a e- room BRICK, with every gnodern conventence, in most Seriradis locality. W. E. BURFORD & CO., 1116 F strect. rus 3t a FoRr RENT PRIOR HOUSE No. 13 4th street seven larce rooms, in class order. Price reduced toBis per month. Taare at No. 323 East Capito! street. aug3-3' poe tthe | Te ROE, RENT Nicely furnished front. or back ROOM in new house; bath room, with hot and cola water, on same floor. Rent om: naire at 114 E street n.w. ane estt OR RENT—A nice ten Cy pimitheonian, ‘Institute. Aprly 300. To street a RENT—Those elexant ROOMS, now oocu- ied by the inspector of meters, second floor of tile Jewelry Houne of M.W, Galt Bro. & 00. Be ROE, BENT Nine room Brick HOUSE, with odern Amprovementa No. 1519 1ath st. between Rhode Island aye. Q sta. n D> ply tOJOHN F. GREEN, 1620 Tith ab ySi-6e R RENT—An 8 room HOUSE, in the country, at Linden Staticn, on the Metropolitan rail” ad: trains rnin tomnit clerksor busi ‘Ad- FOR RENT Thice-siory prick DWELLING, all modern improvements; us vty erect ‘apply to JOHN ALEX! ANDER, ROR BENTTA thira story front TOON = nished. Apply at 606 13th st.n.w. jy27-2w (aes aaiaaey morning, a ives and white SETTER PUP: four months old. A Uberal reward it left at 218 9th sireot augs 3t* 000 Rewarp — The following LATER BONDS were and are miss— ing roma the assets of the late Robert Whitaker, de- cease ‘Two bonds of 81,000 each. 67s, 1881, Nos. 6,406 arae 6. ae issued under act pene aaey, 8, 1861. bonds of $1,000 each, 1881, Nos. 2,506 ang’? ex 507, issued under act March 3 ad63 ir bonds of $500 each, Nos. 88,035 to 93,936, inelusive. Fourteen onde of $1,000 eac! 7346, 14,168, 0,600, Bi. 651, 60, aA 60, 608 2,800, 63,001, 663, 71, 340, 7 , eaued July Vf and Atizust 8. 186 baie ‘the. coupons’ belonsinie ¢ tard. bonds were de- tached, and constitute a part of the assets in our poprestion Dersone are cautioned amatnst navotiating any of {bb eaid bonds: amd a romana $1,100 will be paid for any information that will tooure thal Feecrer WHEL aM OVERINGTON, Frank- ford; E. J. Ri Naat Lode a Bate xocators bert orto their rAttornics, st, CHARLES mit Pattaa adelphia, Nos. 6.564, 5,565, JO! "ANCOAST, 416 Walnut BOARDING. B RENT ROOMS. tornished or unfurnished, mae a, S14 Sie 316 and 3!8 Indiana a Fracren -OABD. U etd pREMONT HC pouRe nonets good Ri Corte Ee, a ta) per month; house Hotel Bi car. ish clase, and ceolest focation, in the ae oy re aret LOCHIEL HOUR! 512 9th st. n.w., is one Ls, encom i cid Boating re = uae at reasonable terms. nOvIg FOR SALE. SALE—A large SORREI. HORSE. Fat ‘ised in carriage Or waron, Im Gecd mover. For information apply ie 7 Fenwsylvania avenue. 1g5-2t° BALE Handsome Bachaw SARE. 5 years Fitvout tithe abl anda Tere 2153 Get, atier Sogn | "Fe Cr before 9 acm. aug oe 4 o'clock p.m. OB Sane sisicen: head ee Poune Or HORSES at Suitable, tor all i W. YA1ES’ aale stable, nds 8.w. Winchester, Va. jy31- mee Ee ndsome_ aS aw HORSE, BUGGY and Foe. “Abo a D.w. J24-2W* iB ie largest stocks of New and Fotond asd hand GanutKG ES ever, offered BS this ci bracing all styles, open and close. ry ‘and heavy. to suit all. ‘GHAMAM 410-416 6th bee row rt Pg D and: KE. Repairing prompay Hartuontt; BM. af 729 7th at. i .NOS, at aeacrincs, a 12" or selling 201 a I BE CES RN ‘on oF address me, ‘ne I have e demand for such stock. All orders promptly at thine strictly eacopeenee ted ae Bb RET 1 thee ew j ee i ONT, MISS "THE OFPON to pur. chase one of those Cannas ‘SIDNEY T. ania fife bi PERSONAL. successor . PB. Nc one be Btote, opp. U. 8. P.O. myll-4m i an PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, re 8 on Fea entato, BUG IGS Reon 'wee aos ou ee aand rom ast apll. ME. BLANCHE, LE Docrress, MP all complaint epeanly Teucorries: the reader of aS 992 E et., between 9th and 10th'n.w, established reliable gives better sat- rofession: tells the pase Mesa ae ree e e resent re des- 7 (eiven, adie ‘nd ‘adsistance on all tatters ees, ‘love and mia appertaining to dun ix Tnounte Gane ptaction gi given or 10 pay. Consultation Boome tos Sa ate above D st PROFESSIONAL. Conn: &e—, feet need attention com- Dr WHITE *Bextablishmest fea ‘are Opp: Willara Hotel, Seariy commutation. in special cases, is fo" drs. ‘The variety of “applt- ances and pop: opular 160, Sl per nM ies and vari Draco etabled th the treat eet ark ed scoess. B, TM. H. a aaroaeS cn A Graduate of Benneyivne npeyivania fats ciliate! tke eho rehire Piz EK "Banat Bots of Tecih ain, 60 cents. operat —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—__—_ PIANOS AND ORGANS. ALLE® DAVIS’ FIANOB.—The best aM emo FFE! I THOS ‘erp ig ie SEVEN-STOP mm MOBTHLY PAYMENTS. aes ity y Fall Sock, Sept in the world. ait for 2 fy2l-eo Be Agent. They "ont rival any, wheie in the a a= ANT’ +4 UMBING. PRaCTIOAL EXPERIENCE. s wit . BRIEN, 419 Oth st m.w.. ry of ‘the a ation and of PLU: tow to ite ts DEOpeE A A FOP ani whode iaintd geen ee jy22-1m Foe aS HOUSE: Ae 1115 10th st. rooms, id wat Good ni borood.” DUVALU & MABR, S04 F nor, iyiém ‘OR RENT—To gentle only—A handsomely Fftined FRONT ROOM Ho omen ee and no children. Terms moderate. “ti, eg FAMILY SUPPLIES: ARDINES—A LA 8 SARDINES “oe Montarde. In Balt. ANOHOVIES— {8 a In Banos. OREVISSES—An naturel. ast arrived via steamer City of Chester. B. W. REED’S SONS, 1216 F street northwest. Excursiontsts’ Supplies aspecial ates and Paper Napkins. yt ment of Wooden Plates and jyl? ‘RESH MEATS AND DRESSED F Sees HAM, BAUOS AND CORNED: A FRESH es LY OF FRUITS AN! Ae ee tie a Oonwrn 1éts axp New Youe AVENus. 1026 FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO. prt PREMIUM Awarded at the Tee a ome mee The handsomest Mivnoee United States. A very superior Minnesota Patent. STERLING'S 8T. LOUIS FANOY, A Magnificent heel ae Patent 1 Prvoces. Fs of the be Biapaard Pony Flour lour of of the District. WHOLESALE Dance Corner Ist st. and Indiana ave. apl2 WeM. GALT & 00. LADIES GOODS. ADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SHOES Li MADE TO ORDER. re Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. JAS. H. VERBMILYA, LADI1ES' FASHIONABLE oe ee ang2 Opposite U. 8. Patent Office. Boeatine BATS FOR YOUNG LADIES tent Flour in the _— THE LATEST MACKINAW OASSANDBA JUST REORIVED. Mrs. J. P. PALMER, No. 1107 F st. n.w. on iheat of ‘Zacoe anda M. “Tote rev a UE ee cane 3026 188 BELLE LUCAS’ DBESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n. COAL AND WOOD. Cean: C@AL!: ae freah assort- Latest No 5 6 fovelties, te. 16 Coal com} issued their circu'ars, under Gate of A muta }, advancing the price of Coal seventy cents per ton, we pro- ‘pose to fill all orders from our customers and public neal 6 the present prices for the next five jaye. Having purchased » Previous to age tk rand advise our friends, 19 vant us. 8 an our order at once befere the Goal dealers meet and ad- vance prices. J. M. WHEATLEY & CO. Ost. nw. Qice rey pacienn sre ave. and nw. Orders left at WM. T. B! Src: sonata aye., reontve promot tle- phonic attention. (0.5 Wweop!t COREE LEAVE YOUR ORDERS THIS MONTH wooD AND COAL AND AVOID HIGHER PRIOES. WALTER H. MaABLOW, 8th and B ats. . Seca Neret pet ad and ane andocor. on Bt. and New York ave. n.w. jy24-lm N4ttomat Frain ee gERDLENG wo APE FR ng STEPGENSUN & BRO., Depot and RIUL, Tth-street whart. vioo. 12th ape fonds. avenue. ‘aors He F ETB 0. aaa ENT AND AUCTIONEER, and F streets northwest. F Be LJ ‘2 B iy ania epee Fe | cant and _ bath. 1313 10 7 a0 DD. aa MAKE ADYENTISING d IT BE! ISTANTLY. HAVE MANY eer tian sITES IN TY FOR EZ. ALSO, HOUSES IN +4 SROTIC AT PRIOES FROM 1,000 ro $60,000. Ni 8 AHe TIME To BI B. O. i iige Jy3: Gnd F F sts. nw. Fo! 8 NT— eet Ae ea BUILDING, Orrosi 8. TREAsvRY, 15TH STREET. Fine Bt Office Rooms—singly or communicat- irg—for Business Offices, Studios, ste. | Water and Gosets on every floor. Flevator and steam heat. k rooms Tors Storage. Inquire of the Janitor. 1111 H st. n.w., 10 re, mod. imps. 1439 L st. n.w., 8 rooms. 405 G st. n.w., 10 rooms, in. 350 per mo. 1613 P st. n.w., 9 rm. brick, mod. im..830 per mo. 1209 B.I. ave. n.w., 10 rm. brick, m.im.850 per mo. 1110 18th st. n.w., 10 rm. brick, m.im.. 50 per mo. 1719 B.T. ave. n.w., 15 rm. brick, allimi.125 per mo. 723 14th st., 9 rm. brick, mod im.eee. 40 per mo. Handsome Office Rooms ‘‘Lenman Building,” ‘New York ave., near U. 8. Treasury Department. THOS. J. FISHER & 00., Jelé 1223 F atreet a. —_———— MONEY TO LOAN. IP 10: ‘Money on REAL foe Ix 8UMs TO At 6 per cent for inno and 17 Por cent for small = rm "HOLTZMAN, 3y81 Oth and F sts. n. Mo" TO LOAN. od haved a ve, argon small amounts of Money to Loan “attention Prompt. Charges moderate. B. H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest. BUSINESS CHANOES. A PARTNER. —A gentler an who hae a thorouzh Anowledae of the Retail Grocery ai nd Liquor Business would Uke a PARTNER who has capital. Address A. E. F., Star office. Busses 245 WILL BUY STOCK < AND 2 STORE La Si afine G! nOCEEy, ‘¥ and LIQUOR TORE aot od cant Boats e88. asens [01 alll in oth Suviness. Address BRUGES, Star ste ab aR ra ee very good business. Ad: x , Star office. augd-Im* —— 50.000 HAND-MADE MEROHANTABLE a aS for sale, at 85.25 per sn. 2 RHE jy24 iF uit Raspes Se, Sag ERSONS HOLDING U. UBT 0 PHU operon foes Creme Pooper Box 147, Btar office. eee a ES OE R SA! 3, 500 NOTE, running five vt Fe enh cet by Fatm coetics 815,000 two years since. dy81-6¢ E. A. Mo! INTIRE, 918 Fn.w. P®orERTY FOR eS OCOOQUAN FALLS. sGuthoast omer of A'snd 24 tee canis | Sa an as eo Basement Furnace d_ fuel room, store Kitchen and pantry. Tirst floor—Sa- loon Parle with bay wih dow? dining room and pant Secon: r—Three bers and bath room. _ahird 8 floor—" oor Two large cpamabers and front on, Baa eat mot rt oF ie gos by eaten The fi and hare hard is within two squares of the Eon ot ect cars and wil be sold at Fs = A . An inspection of remises is invited. 3y00-3m FITOH, YOR & BROWN BALE Small Houses, cheap and on farms, On 8th st Bow..22 story Frame Hones rooms, oeibenas toe 10 ft a 7,81, 200. On 2 story House ef ef § rooms, Jot ‘ex65, 8 6 rooms; 81,500. | ‘On 6th st. Baga Sidi alte aes W. BE. BURFORD & 00., 1115 F st. n.w. easy ez FE 2 3 and itted tothem by draft on or dey ited to theircredit by HELLEN & NIOHO! IN, Borussia nent Meteo ad Inecrance Aents, a Panay" it, by 4 Ve Strong's ea Stan i Sima wT & aug? SS TE ot. N EW BOOKS. Judge and Jury, vA 0 00 05 0 Little Comedies, by Sullan Stanae, 3 vi ibrar 210 Tetiersta ee: byes Goo 3 LIPPINOOTI’S PRONOUNOING GAZETTEER oO” THB WORLD. ust published and for sale by FRANCIS B. MOHUR, Scocmssons to Moxun OLS Pa. ave., cor. 1th at. Pil be is the eS a eaasaas aaa ‘third floor. eo EDUCATIONAL. —— es? vayt COLES n oft RESTO and ORATORY opens SEPT. BE & A. i rex, A. M., Presidekt augs-I1m tor hamton. Broome Go., N. A Shiaber of HOME SCHOOL, for limited girls, with comforts and care ot private family, tp healthy hear town ef Laure paaition in Fngijeh and French in ciasses, ye feeaion from 16TH SroTEMDES to Bra iS, £300. Music, with use of Piano, #30. JAMES NIOOLS, arg6ectw Laurel, Prince George Co., Md. iE OME SCHOOL, for Girls offers ever jadvasta for Seamount ater gation. ‘Location hi ay, es 4 i Imemoderste. Fourth SEPTE . s Sire v1 LeINrA ‘MABON, ‘305, Alezaniria, urdu a) beare OSBORNE’S Bi Al DaY SChUOL FOR YO! MISSES will Feopen at 943 M ° age3-210 AVERY. SEMINARY, 1412 H st. n. — Boarding and Day Schoot'for ¥: dies and Ob: dren, lon. opens Bent. pees. ir- irs at Book and Dr stores au2-2m_ Livsdomp Pet Pringtpal Wavicren 5 FEM4LE SEMINA- iG AND Dax SCHOOL FOR JARDIN young arate AND CHILDREN—Will be fd gpened at 125 12th at & = raingnl Basen at 1023 and 10.7 12th e Mus. 2D. BUC ‘nd Mise M, c ODO aLAS | Pringipaia’ au2-2m I[RE SEDARS—a HOME SCHOOL FOR ‘OUNG L‘DIES AND LITTLE GIRLS— War reopenc Pete, SEH OF BEPTRMNER. (Situated izhta o! OTeeLOWD, ith extensive grounds, the location isat once beauufal, health. fal ed Sceerelt la, pefew additional Boarding Pa- lure address the MISSES Bat and 7th sts., Georgetown, D.O. AUNET T'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL ELL! » Mp. ieerpetnal JAs. Se Ay re TED inte incinel of Nt pens 15. id Bept. 1s iB eRe Va MSS Sale |OHEEL,. Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN A Bichon ota eens bosinners, a8 well as those wishing to. be for ‘Teschiens. "Torus mendes tobe northweat. ry street 4y28-1m* auruaN * AGRICULTURAL COL- LEGE. ext sension cotumences TUES. DAY, Beptemte For catalogues address Presi- WM. #. PaRRER, College a em sore county, 8 Daw2m REDERICK FEMALE SEMINAUY, DERI I ha utile WEDNENDAY,’ Bootember sth. Location heat ful. Buperior inst ecer on in all departments. Care ful home training. | Verms very moderate. For © oF information address . M. Ww. HACKELTON, 3y28-1m IVERVIEW ACADEMY, och terongh-Roing. wide. awake Beljool for hove, combining Study, Stlitary Drily and Becroation ta fue Pro} ecriptive Pamphlet, with Chart of Reanuisitions for tor College ‘Sdmincdon, sent on receipt of 6 cts, pout is BISERE, A'M.. Princiial. Jolsr p10 FRUCATIONAL WRITING CLUB.— An opportunity is afforded youth, men and women, by a condensed, eifective course of train ing, to change, in from cigi.t to twelve lessons, from bad writing toood. The SPENCER BROS.. who have instructed more than 150,090 stndenta, will Fire sspecial course in plain, practical writing to Washington Educational Club, inning MONDAY, August 2, 1880) at Spencerian Business corner 7th aud £ sts. n.w. Enrollment Stoalisreomiee, ‘Pee sb. oat or send for einca- [SE ance ce aed WaSH- B. ee oye For circulars address M Mass. avenue, Wesuncten D. 0. A YEA) BOARD AND TUI- Sex Female Benin Military Academy, ary, (Boye), Military Oollewe (¥ Men), “Haddon: field: N. J. For catalcenes ars, addreas co sae Rev. T. MAXWELL REILLY, B. D., 3y24-2m z ia Bector. —————EEE—— ES ‘T. VERNON SEMINARY M BOARDING AND DAY SOHOOL ic) ig Lapt ‘ad Removed fro gol year opens Sept. 20th. Further iformete pis-Sar ree i SOMEER Principal. ee PEARSYLVANIA MILITARY preci pia. Pa., opens Git nine, Coan onl ag lieh. eerece conferred. Beale, Com. 8. P. Garter, an and Mears. "0. Tew: itt, Wm. Hl Bailey pad James @. Payne, patrons Wy10-3m Gor, THEO -HYATT, President. P23iNe FEMALE co! LILEGE, MECHAN- 5 ee PAL A ae 2 a ae BOTT pate ot T. P. L FOR GIBLS,— X SPRING, MD.—Will reopen SEPTEeM- BER 16TH. A full instruction will be given, » belies-lettres and natural sciences. sciences. For cir HENRY OC. HALLOWELL, A.’ 3: 60 FI . We BE Ww. me Ateneo tbo" At Si pet a Ww. z ghd; Soper ic smonth, in ad) reparation for Oollere, “West oink Anuayolic in petitive examinations. Erivate lessons ROF. LABR iE, 1333 F st, bite Paris. ae ah all = French Branches anid and niceties. Terms moderate. — HOUSEFURNISHINGS Ww. JENKS & oo 717 7th st. n.w. Gs erOvEss GAS STOVES! THE CELEBRATED BNGLISH STYLE. BOLD ON TRIAL. WILL DO THE WORK IN LESS TIME. LESS GAS THAN ANY OTHER STOVE IN THE MAREET. all and see them, No. 531 15th st. FOWLER'S FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINING BOOM REFRIGERATOES. M. W. BEVERIDGE, Late Webb & Beveridge, ) ‘Importer of China, Glass Ware, &c., myl8 1008 Pa. ave. G2CRCE BYNEAL, s:., OIL 4ND WATEE COLORS, ABTISTS’ MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Giass, ALL KIEDS OF FAmoy ARTICLES FOR OR=AMunrs 44ND PRESENTS. mars) 4168 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). eee appeal e a’ 1, MANTELS, TOOLS waar ake ‘TES. im sad wren 209 Oth st. wo. Lad ——— Soeaee GOODS. Cc BUPPERT, Bos. £03 and 405 7th st. nw. HEADQUARTEES FOR THE WHITNEY CHILDBEN CARRIAGES, AROH- ERY AND FISHIRG TACKLES; CRO- QUET AND LAWN TENNIS; Bicy- CLES, VELOCIPEDES AND WAGONS. 3y¢- Az Prices To Surr THE Trees. _SUMMER RESORTS. +41 ERS ATOAKLAND, % ble, health- shade, “ster; 7 miles from wekOR is ties hom toce Station on W. . RB. KR. 25 ‘Seok, in ad be *afia ‘SATA, Watered Estos Caneee Lye Xow Biade c Say Per Seen, rastrom een, Tor recep EL "Ferme, moderate. babes nagers of Excursions to BLACKIS- ros Ist AND wtil hereafter be required to pas S18, igetvanes for for the be Peiviieee of landing: a ek a ee Unfurniehed | Cott $25. ver inbed, with Board month. aara, A ead e100 3h Mi ob.80 per Gar Dr. Syas. Soe sy sommes SREEE SULPHUB ests under management of t & OO. of the National Ho- rs from Washington to Warrenton ¥ Virginia, Midland, thence. te ‘Springs, stage route oni Kaor.of Knox’ Express.” New bric telegraph, © . per $10'in co ttanee, Meduect rates te families at for seas'n. Apply at National Hotel, or address Fauquier Springs, dyl6-1m HE SEASIDE NUTEL, T OCEAN OITY, MD. Now oj for the eae or gests. Bituated 100 Dreake: from ble daily from, Philadely i Washin viaP. W. & B -, and Eastern Rhore Bieansboat Go., foot of Bouth at Baltimora, o'clock p.m. uisexcept Saturday:) terms $2 per Say Sid andsi2 jing. to lecation. the Star office, or write to the Proprie. tore BS MaseRy & 00. Pitts a QNT VIEU HOUSE. FRONT ROYAL. Feng peat the Great Luray Gaveram. 8 fret-c read attention cant abe ‘The Star’ Ofioe et STINSON, Proprietor. * GBAND UNION HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥. teat OPEN FoR THE SEASON. Jes-f, m, w, 20t HENRY OCLATR, Lessee. EBS HALL, OCEAN OITY, Ceicren JUNE 26TH, 1880. Perfectic MD a 8 appointment 2,80 “fend and 12-60 ry rae re ASS COT a pero BOARDING, Aisa a ietor. EDING, convenient to Hotels he Terms, reason reas, BON 202, Gaye May. Jem SoRAR CITY f 1880 a MD. ft open forthe ecanen of on SUNE 23, Ww increased facilities for' the accommodation of xuests. A hand- some additic compms new houses and a pavilion for recent 8 TOV —— cured for w and @12. Prine week. For circulars app! 14 THAGe, to 8. eon tee god Girkork JOHN Se cet Oy Mad NITED STATES HOTEL. 8 Usitr LABGEST ae ATLANTIO w open for the LS of 1 W. WHITNEY Maaeee THOR. Chase, D. T. MONGAN, Musioal Directs Persons dceiring to cr cee wile live Je2- 00, Jyd, sue0 2 BE LD BE cael OLD POINT Bend oe vogges Berit Byes ee \HE PARK HOTEL (Li: se enna: Hoven Ne Tw WILLIAMBPORT, Pa., oy Just been Srorouahly Tepovated, equipped, and Jo 8 ith every con’ Fooeaeee for the com- fort of Cee | a beantifal eons ot the oo A splendid ball-room, Sbowtnn, boating, ara billtar rehery, BE livers, rhtful the and delightful drives. On excellent direct N (ConcnEes HALL, BARATOGA SPRINGS, THREE axD 4 HAL? DoLians Pas oR RANMA ree THUESDAY, JUNE 17. CLEMENT & WILKINSON, Proprietors. H. 8. OLeMewr. [jel-20teod) Wa. Wruxrxson. FINANCIAL. [S5ormerT BONDS. FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS or THR ‘IT MADISON AND NORTHWESTERN ae RAILWAY ©0., Dated April 1, 1880, and Due in 1905. Bonds of 8500 and 1,000 each. Principal ana't eres ot Eavyable in Gold in Now York. UNION TRUST CO., NEW YORK, TRUSTEE. of Road, 100 miles; whole issue of Bonds, 0, being. $7,000 pert per mile. ern, rom City of Fort Maison, =~ Mississippi River, to City of Oscalooss, lows. e435 April Ist and October 1st. ets id accrued interest, wth & boas of di percent cn the ar value of cach But iu fall <a Applications for Bon or for ang Tnforma- tion, Prospectus, &0., ah i ould be mak JAMES M. DRAKE & CO., Bankers, a. Building, 20 Wall street, 8.¥. BONESET BOURBON TONIC, AN ELEGANT COMBINATION OF BONESET AND OTHER RELIABLE TONICS WITH A RIPE OLD KENTUCKY WHISKY, SUCH AS OONNOISEURS APPROVE AND INVALIDS MUBT HAVE. NOT A DBOP OF ANY OTHER SPIRIT IS USED. WE SAVE NO USE FOR FALSE PRETENSES. A RICH, WHOLESOME AND DELICIOUS STIMULANT TONIO FOR DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, MALARIA, ETO. DELICATE WOMEN, FEEBLE OLD PEOPLE, OVERWORKED OLERES, OLERGYMEN, AND PHYSICIANS, SUFFERERS FROM BRON- OBITIS, AND THE FEEBSLE OF EVERY AGE AND CLASS WILL FIND IT A DELIGHTFUL INVIGORANT. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, AND THB SCOUNDRELS WHO ISSUE THEM. CHAMBERS & BROWN, LOUISVILLE, KY. MILLER & JONES, RATIONAL THEATER BUILDING, SOLE AGENTS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. May26-t fakeow3m Nox gon by ‘the ‘tu Oe Ser serpy neared RTT iver and email sual quanuiies ‘Prices to suit all, co CLAUS BAUMGARTEN, dy37-lp OCFICE COATS AT SELBY'S, @0and cents up. Good Cassimere Pants, $2, $2.50 and 83 up. Working Pants, 75, 850., $1 and $1.25 up. $12 Biue Flannel Suits now $10. Boye’ Knee Panta, 60, 7c. and 61 up. Great many Job lots Bhoes closing out half price. *°- 2024 and 2026 Penna. ave. AND UPHOL- Sa ETE nee. OF