Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1880, Page 2

THE EVE G STAR [pee eet Fee ee! WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. — SUMMER RESORTS. WASHINGTON. FRIDAY......... August 6, (Ss CROSBY 8. NOYES ——_ The Evening tar basa regular, perma ment. Lona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper Published in Washington, and equal tothat Of all the other daily papers here added to- Oether. SS THE SrAx has s direct wire from its news room to the Western Union Telewraph office in New York eity, from which wires radiate to all parts of the is therefore enabled to secure the latest ‘ts own operator from every quarter up to Within a few moments of going to press. It is the only evening paper south of Philadelphia which re Celves exclusively the Associated Press dispatches. ISSO. Persont leaving town for the season, and Sum- mer travelers, can have THE STaR mailed to them, poetaid, for Sfty cents per month, the addrees being chanved ss often as desired. The money must ececr pany the order ip all cases. A regular London make Tally Ho" or Cyne passengers ou side. Sie Poraescae aha ar oes a weamre {ime between the tripe for dinner, “r8, engaged at Willsrés’, abtscirsit & 00. Zhe Taly Yo" ‘can. be engaged for ee E Mal‘K nue, are Charged nothirg for the privile ket, therefore can iPell cheaper than eleewhe i Lowest pric Fare OODs. ‘We have just opened our FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS, and call altention of parents who are preparing ebildren for achool to ¢ Mer nos, Caehmerca, Wool Plaids, Buntings, Chudda Cloths, Flannel Suitines, De Boge, &c. losiery, Underwear, &e. Full line Dark Prints (best goods), 8¢. per yd. HOUSEREEPERS' GOODS. Towels, Napkins, Table Linen. Orarh, Sheeting. Wine Cloth, &e, The celebrated Devonshire Towel, 83 per doz. W. M. SHUSTEK & SONS, 919 Pn. ave. Ore Price. All goods marked in plain figures. The s ation in Virginia. The tndications now are that the national con- test in Virginia will be a triangularone. The readjuster electoral ticket will, In all probablil- ty, continue tn the field, as the talk of compro- mise and withdrawal has about subsided. A umber of the readjuster leaders have openly proclaimed themselves for the regular Hancock ticket, and are, in fact canvassing tn {ts behalf, but the most skillful managers and hardest, Workers of that party still adhere to thelr Cause. The calculation of the republic ums is that with two democratic tickets in the Held the vote of that party may be so dik to give the Garfield electors a plu- is Dell to be really be S and repubttcans, as the calculations to the readjusters must leave them In the minority, counting the BuMmerous desertions from their party. It will require the full vote of the repubiteans to give thelr ticket any show of suc and now the question arises may not the continuance of the Teadjuster ticket In the race draw votes from tie republicans? This 13 3 question that does not appear to have met with much considera- ton. The success of the readjusters in the last state e due to the support they got from the republicans. The readjuster s, from Gen. Mahone down, have done est to retain this support. They divided ‘S upon a very fair basis with their colged allie fight for their lectoral tick @ readjusters count upon the Support of a large proportion of colored voters, Nearly every vote they get from this element of the population will be a vote drawn from the republican ticket. The leaders of the regu- lar republican organization in Virginia refused once to unite with the readjusters, and when it almost certain that a victory could bewon. Therefore {t 1s not at all likely that *h coalition could be formed now, when it would bring upon tke republican party In its national contest the odlum of afillation with repudiationists. Indeed there are no signs that Aby such coalition has been, or will be, pro- posed, but we point out the tmprobebllity of it as showing the prospect of a continuance of the three-cornered fight now being waged. Virginia politics are in a mixed and uncertain state; but view the situation from any side, the advantage appears to be with the regular democrats. <o——______ At xeon to-morrow Dr. Tanner will have Completed his forty days fast, so-called. That he kas dented himself proper nourishment since he entered upon bis task Is very plain, but there Will always be grave doubts as to his having entirely done without food of some kind. The Watch upon him has not been very strict, and it would not have been a difficult matter to Smhuggle some highly concentrated preparation of food into his possession. What good purpose the man expects to accomplish by his self-in- filcted suffering, is past comprehension. Even supposing that his fast has been unbroken all these days, how can the evidence of his ability to do without food benefit anything or any- body? It does not teach other persons how to lve without food. Sclence gets no new ight from the experiment. Though Tanner's period Of starvation fs so near an end, the result of his €xperiment is not yet apparent. He may find It More cifficult now to get his stomach to re- tain nourishment than it was to do without it. He has violated the laws of nature, and may pay the penalty with his life. — ‘The democratic state committee of New York Which met yester adjourned over until to- day, after adopting a resolution in favor of har- mony in the party, but, in fact, doiag nothing to bring that about. Ir looks now as ff the question of a union of Tammany and aatl-Tam- many Is to be speedily settled. Tammany de mands that a state convention shall be called for the nomination of a candidate for chief jus- Uce of the court of appeals, and that all factions of the party shall be reeognized and admitted to Fartictpation tn such convention. The state committee is composed almost unanimously ot bitter foes of Tammany, and is not, therefore, likely to accede to the demand of the latter. The Sentiment of the committee seems to be against aconvention, the members holding that they (the committee) are competent to select a candidate. As this plan would prevent any chance of the recognition of Tammany, ft Will probably be ad spted, unless the in- fluence of leading democrats, who want harmony, proves strong enough to overcome the sentiment of the committee. The ant- ‘Tammanyites are afraid of a convention. The demand for a reorganization of the party ma- chinery in the state ts so general that the Til- denites, who hold the present co:amtttee, doubt their ability to retain their power should a state convention be called. The Star, Tammany organ, in calling for a convention shows its teeth after Unls fashion: “‘It_will not do to count upon the popuiarity €f Gen. Hancock to pull the ticket through in spite of stupidity and mismanagement at the headquarters of the state contrat committ We must not undertake any avotdabie risks; and, Lesides the presidential ticket, we have Congressmen to elect and the assembly to tween t most favo rescue i1¢m republican control. Without earn- est, unite ‘fort, w D achieve but a halt vie- tory, aba without a state convention such effort will not altalnabie. _— The defeat of the Irish compensation bill In the House of Lords ts a subject that engrosss the attention of the English peopte at present, even to the exclusion of Afghan affairs. The London Neves says the rejectlon of the biil “puts weapons in the hands of the agitat ors,” and the Pall Mali Gazette speaks of the “dangers” incurred by the act of the Lords, The Dublin correspondent of the Times writes that “‘ihere fs a feeling of bitter disappointment and indignation among the supporters of the bul They protest against the action of the House of Lords as an arbitrary interference With the constitutional rights ef the People, as expressed by their representatives in Parlla- ment.” Among the masses of the British people the feeling that the House of Lords exists solely &S a prop to aristocracy, and as a body inimical to the iaterests of all other classes has been {Towing steadily. It ts predicted that the de- Teat Of this bill will lead to an open demand for ‘the abolishment of the Lords. It requires no Prophet to foretell that if a movement to that end should succeed the British throne would ot long survive it. —————~-—__ ‘The political canvass in California 1s to be ‘Waged mainly upon the Chinese tssue, and each Party is now diligently searching the records OF proof that It, in Its organized capacity, was always an enemy of the Mongolian and a friend of the working man. The shrewd managers who direct party affairs trom the national headquarters in New York city are very careful in seeing that all the ant!-Chinese documents go to the racitic coast. In the east where People believe in giving everybody, ‘cluding the Chinamen, a fair chance, the documents tn- tended for circulation tm the extreme west ‘Would do harm. Soa political campaign goes, ‘The managers go in to win, and the devious ‘Ways employed are all considered legitimate. A prominent republican publicly gives assurance ‘that “ we are certain to carry North Carolina,” td @ democratic manager offsets it by an- nouncing that “victory 1s assured for us in ©ulo.” In private conversations they poth laugh over the absurdity of thelr statement, rel Sy, peraps, “we gust emcqurage the plsss $e Cr a A ono assort. ment for a few days Base snooded 45 cents; Perch, 20 ntedoz ALR. WILLIAMS, aug6-3t 919 7th street. EWELRY, STERLING SILVER J PLATED WARE, &c., AT COST FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY. Before removing toour new store, No. 1216 Ps. ave., we will sell cur entire stock at first cost. SAWL LEWIS, Frtablished 1849. 1m} 1221 Pa. ave. ((OLUMBIA POTTERY. 313 Georgia avenue, foot of 3d st. east. Fine STONE and EARTHENWARE of every se- scription. wae sndmachine-made FLOWER POTS of all NGARDEN VASES. DATRY and COOKING UTENSILS, PRESERVE JARS. &e. Florists and the trade supplied without lelay, ard at the lowest prices EAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IMPAIRED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA, DISEASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, OHEST, ETO. SPECIALLY snp SUCCESSFULLY TREATED BY DE. F. A. VON MOSCHZISHER, G19 19th street northwest. Less than a year ago DR. VON MOSCHZISKES came to Washington and cstablighed an office for the special treatment of the ABOVE MALADIES, with Pes dntention ot fgmasine duns the SESSION OF CONG! . ails auccene was 9 that he has Feeoleen i this city, Dy the Sen SOTAL RE- Qu ESTotmasy, his PER ENTRESIOENOE, Pig ertensive Held for and need of a reliable SPL’ LIST in the disorders of the Respiratory Or- fo, to which ke has for years given attention, be- ig Nery evident. Among those #ho have publicly stated his success in the treatment cf ther cases are SENATORS DANIEL W. VOORHEES, JOHN JAMES IN- GALLS, REPRESENTATIVES JOHN W. GALD. WELL, ALBERT WILLES, FG. LAPHAM and others Of ci Somervilie, Charles Bann, sud hnndreda of “others, whose Liames « CAD be learned at hia office ans OTICE,—Thorsands of WATOHES have been kept in order by me during the last thirty years. ‘They aro as perfect to-day as when manu- factured. Well made Watches will, with care, last indefinitely if attended to by an experienced por- eon. ENSEN, “13 Peunsylvania ave. aux3 S11 SUMMER goons 811 fora days. ENOLIS LISLE THREAD GLOVES, the finest qnality: ACES, RIBBONS, FRINGES, GiMpR, BUTIONS and "FANCY GOODS in gen- eral, al LOWE'S, me BY GOopDs. VEBY Ge eae GOODS THAT Large stock of HAN BURG WORK reduced to 15 cents, AU TRIMMING LACES at low prices. fadier ‘and Misses’ G \UZE VESTS 50 cta. Ladies’ pee ee & very cheap. SHETLAND SHAW) S from 31 up. GOODS in pes BER ERPING ‘and DOMESTIC GOoDs reduce oNempants of. ENGLIS H OB4PE; remnants of all ds half pric = ‘JOHN T. MITCHELL, ang2-6t 938 Penna avenue. HOICE CUTS OF FRESH MEATS AT wholesale. We have Just completed arranwe- iments to receive consi ments daily. Loins, Prime ibe and Tenderloins, t ) which we call attention of dealere. N. OLE & A. auga-1m Sc Louisiane avenne. SUL Market Space. BONESET BOURBON TOXIC, AN ELEGANT COMBINATION OF BONESET AND OTHER RELIABLE TONICS WITH A RIPE OLD KENTUCKY WHISKY, SUCH AS OONNOISEURS APPROVE AND INVALIDS MUST HAVE. NOT A DROP OF ANY OTHER SPIRIT IS USED. WE MAVE NO USE FOR FALSE PRETENSES. A RICH, WHOLESOME AND DELICIOUS 82IMULANT TONIO FOR DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, MALARIA, ETO. DELICATE WOMEN, FEESLE OLD PEOPLE, OVERWORKED OLEKS, CLERGYMEN, AND PHYSICIANS, SUFFERERS FROM BRON- CHITIS, AND THE FEESLE OF EVERY AGE AND CLASS WILL FIND IT A DELIGHTFUL INVIGORANT. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, AND THE SCOUNDRELS WHO ISSUE THEM. CHAMBERS & BROWN, LOUISVILLE, EY. MILLER & JONES, NATIONAL THEATER BUILDING, SOLE AGENTS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. may28-t,f&keow2m S47TIN DE Lyon. BLACK SATIN DE LYON Csr $2 to 83.50. COLORED BATIN DE LYON at $2.50. BLACK SILKS, **Our Monopoly” Brand, made by Wm. Schroeder & Oo., Lyons, France, cele- brated for **superiority in color, finish and du- rability, oad mbes in price from B81 to $2 50. SILKS from 83 to $5. KS from $1 to 42.50. SATINS from 81 to a CoLOnED SATINS from 81 25 to #2 BLACK BROCADED BATIN NADI. own. SHETLAND and CHUDDA 1 NHLAWLS, LINEN and MIOBATE ULS TERS, ALL SUMMER DRESS FABRIOS at “‘greatly re- auced' Teen AN INSPECTION IS SOLICITED. ONE PRICK ONLY,” MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. PERRY & BROTHER, Penna, Ave., cor. 9th st. Establiahed in 1840. Sy31 cy Die asi CERTIFICATES taken at boeet in exchanze for, DRY Goons. Eee cash Bil Bult Tt Jy80-6t Corner 9th a: na ak tse new. G®B=4t MARK DOW: ‘To reduce stock Ee emont ae iprove- ments, Pil ell for thet Bent thon dase = DIAGONAL and WORSTFD Oo, DIAGOBAL aid WUKSTED GOATS and VESTS LIGHT OASSIMERE 5 Higher & Sores NEL SUITS, FLAN: FLANNEL SU’ EE BURT QUEVIOT aurTs., CAKVIOT Burrs, LigHT CASSIMERE PANTS, HT OASSIMERE Lee fs ouoTn Goan ALP! pes Ly ALBAGA AS D NUNS CLOTH Soars: SesnsvouEe iN) ieee SUITS, SEKRSUCKER AND LINEN SUITs, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS' SurTs, YOUTHS' AND Boys' suits, At s reduction of 25 percent. Never before has Fine Clothing been sold at t euch low prices. Call and examine for Soe Lol P. Ivania Ave: onsey ty¥29 10th and Tie, strvets. PLAIN and FANCY COLORED COTTON, LISLE = and SLLE SOCKS, Beduced in price. Dy W. 8. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania ave. FOR RENT AND SALE. NTED—For cash, & firet-clasa hand PIANO. Adavese Box 137, Sar ethene y ANTED_SUSINESS MANA VER 1a 8 at Wee and aeecees Ne business. Inquire 633 F ane . in rear shop ANTED—A competent white WOMAN ae aoe and grist in wathing and froning in a ssmlly; city references required. Apply stor Fe eae ANTED—A CLERK in a law office; one wio bas hed experience in prosecuting business before the Pension Office and other bare esus of the ecvernirent preferred. Address Box 107, stati ealary expected. ati -3t* SS eee ae WASTED—For Counectinut, colored WOMAN. honsewerk, Way paid: for springs, MAN COOK! fer chy, “tee LATS DRESSES, MAN OOK: for country. white GIRL nurse, WOMAN for housework. 926 F st. az6-2t* W ANTED—A GIRL about 14 to cop; Give va ve, pamwriting ang number. Address X. . Z., Btar ofti augs-3t* Fo SALE—DESIRABLE HO! OR ra nou jOMES. tenant teu ae stata after’ ‘si mo im ia Fomaenae —ON TIME—| meow! a RTEREST. Obata ney rues Ste Sih at-n.w. HJ. FROST, ____auig3-3t° H RESTA three story BRIOK HOUsn 5 Pioiea ce zwindow al modern’ eon Yeniences. Apply ain’ ith st-n. 1 RENT—One or two Ee RUOME: ee ee Ea TO n Rigdgrn improvements o: Apply 2 FOO! 5 bathroom aud wat it: r closet, stationary was’; stabs. rani ce, stoves, coal vault, pantry china an Tinen "closets, clothes of pre. so8, Hall, vestibule, mt Window, ¢4s and water above are located at the corner of Washing- Son and Giles seen omen eae ome squire from the bne of the Washington’ and Georzetown horse cars, and two squares from the Metropolitan Both streeta are nicely paved and shaue tra 6 a Se Fa RENT—Three large communicating ROOMS: Ge No. 1 condition, adapted for light house- Hine tn all modern conveniences. Apply on Price of | th ror House 83.500, No. 1258 8th et.n-w. Rent ferate. | and. 89,0°0 cack for the three adjoining Ale, Eight two story and basement Brick HOUSES cn Olive street, exch containing six rooms and bath- room, ou "and’ convenient closets, ete. The e FOR RENT Four Unfurpish gt ROO 18; ali con “ae | front sour are very neat and comfortable ‘veniences ; suitable for light hougekeepin: erences exchanged, 18 Ket. nw aus! J ANTED—By a widow with child 4 years old, EMPLOYMENT in general housework: refer- encess Address WIDOW, Star office. aug5-2t" Se ee RU IE ANTED—ROOMS ‘and BOARD in family; horthweet part of Washington or eastern town; | references exchanged. Address Star office. and -2t* 'T ED—By a respectable white cirl with good city reference, a SITUATION a8 nurse and Seamstres@; capa'vie of instructing children if nec- ecmiry._Acarees S. A., Btar office. anx6-3t* RA A all Finds ot] LAND SORIP, for which bichaet rates will be paid. | WILLIAM’ J. JOHNSTON, Attor- ney-at-Law, Room 41, LeDroit Buiidiog. anet 3m WANTED By 8 first-class Wooden and Willow Ware Houte cf Baltimore, a rehable. ener- get.c MAN to represent them in the city <f Wash- ington ot Gi poets for aman who can in- finence with references, WOOD Ue WAKE, TLW. Peett at, + Baltimore. ‘ane?-6t* Nee SE CEIES to furnish with RELT. ABLE SERVANT! SERVANTS of all sorts ; ere ins: SLAMSTRENGES. for city ee country; all with reference. 926 F et.n w E. PRICE & CO. my15-i2w* LOST AND FOUND. _ I Ost ‘Rn uy 5! Leon n ard White SETTER Bod, ‘a No. 339, with coliar; auswers to name Jack. A ver: rv Lberal reward if reiurned to 100 F si ne. Yana O8T—#5 Rewar—No, questions for return of ‘asmmall SAT CHE iT and content= lost Baturday, Sist ult. C. H. NOURSE, Druzyist, corner 9th and F sts. nw. augs-3t” Nee aenn, HRW AED — The. following UNITED STATES BONDS were and are miss- ing from the aseets of the late Robert Whitaker, de- ceased, viz ‘Iwo pangs of $1,(08 each, 67s, 1881, Nos. 6,406 and 6,4 ned under act February 8, 1861. tiws bonds of 81,000 each, 675, 1 1, Nos. 2,508 and 2, £07, issued under act March 3. 1963. Four bonds of 8500 each, Nos. 33,933 to 33,936, Inclusive. Also. urteen bonds of $1,090 each, Nos. 5.564, 5,565, 68, 5,650, 5 S51, 60,607, 60, 608 62,890, \ a S46. 14,1 63,651. 63,652, 63,653, 71,3: 311, {ssued under acts of July Ti and Auwuse6, 1800 ‘The coupons belonwing to said bonds were de- tached, and constitute a part of the assets in our peeressi All persons are cautioned against negotiating any of the eaid bonds, and a reward of $1,L00 will be paid for any information that will secure their Feecxery WILLTAM OVERINGTON, Leiper st., Frank- ford: E. J. ROBINSON, 227 Lodve st., Executors of Robert Whitaker, decéased, or to theit-Attornios, 3. G JOHNS 708 Walnut st, CHARLES = PANCOAST, “416 Walnut at. Phidepnia, R REN’ T—ROOMS, farni ed or unfurnished, f and 318 Indiana ave. n.w. first-class * BOARD, $15 per month. _8A\ FLAGLER. Sy27 24 HE, TREMONT HOUSE offers good RoouS, with first-class Hotel Board, for #25 and $30 per month; house is well furnished; table first- c’ase, and coolest location in the city.‘ Jy24-Im HE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 612 9th at. n w., is one of the ccsiest and best conducted Boarding Honses in the city. Transient Boarders accommo- dated at reasonable terms. novly FOR SALE. OR BALE Ons second hand C\ARPENTEKS’ WA and other BUSINESS, WAGONS) ana (QAREIA AGES, | nom and 8econd-hand, at low prices. JOHN M. YOUNG, SS ah at. augé-3t* Fc BALE—A large SORREL HORSE. oe be used in carriage or ron. . For information apply at eee Prete ania avenue. augd-2t" SALE—Sixteen head of young HORSES) at a ‘1E8’ sale stable, on 9th st., tween E and Fe.w. Suitable for all ie Pores. From Winchester, Va. _jy31-6t* OR SALE—Cueap—Handsome turnout; oung Bashaw HORSE, BUGGY and NESS. Apply 2002 7th st. n.w. J24-2w* Fue SALE—One of the largest of New Second-hand OARRIAGES — ever Offered in this city, embracing all styles, ‘open and close, light snd heavy. Prices to auit all, HOBERT H. GHATAM. 410416 et 2. W D and E. Hepairing vromptly attended to. Je29 OR SALE—For $150—One larze, double bank, Fa stop, pedal ase Church ORGAN HARMONIUM, at 723 7th st. n.w. several tue PIANOM, at eacrifce, joe tae Fens ‘arties about Exe HONRER, CASEI NGS, ARNES to their advantage to’ ae as I have constant demand for such stock. Ail orders promptly at- tended to and on the most reasonable te pms, sown, thing strictly as represented. WM. 1013 17th st. n.w. 1-6m_ Gare MISS THE Cee bk a pur- one of those 0 OR. GAN at at SIDNEY T. RIMMO'S. ao ai or selling PERSONAL. FRAbRAGUT SQUARE, LATE SATURDAY ‘ht lest, strauge adventure; was mis- want to make honorable explanation ; Please portunity. Ww ALBURGER, successor to I. P. LIB- « BEY, Watchmaker and Jeweler, has re- moved to corner of 7th and F sis. n.w.. in Drug Store, opp. U. 8. P. 0. myll-4m QUE PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, reports to the responsibility of people, with abstracts of Mens on realestate. 606 10th st. n.w., 6 a.m. to 1U p.m. Always in before9andfrom2toS sapll-4m Mit BLANCHE, Femate all pions: 0 future. No. 932 Est. Jy21-3w* 1 Genk ROSS, the La ici ae reliable Clairvoyant and Astrolowist, gives better sat- {afaction in all affairs of life than any one in the Prot come Dy; appertaining, to ‘business, love and matrimony. ALL IN TROUBLE CaLL. Satisfaction given or no Doorrgss, cures especially leucorrheas the ‘elle everything. Also,’ the between 9th and oth Dw. Pay. Consultation Hoome 402 2d st., above D st. ee |e BOOKS, &c. W™: BALLANTYNE & SON ‘BOORSELL EES AND STATIONERS, 428 Washini 7th si cton, D. ‘0. NEW BOOKS : ‘Life and Letters of Horace Bush- nelle Science of Life, Ne iE le SON, aug2 ‘428 7th st. EW BOOKS. Judge and 1 vary. B. V. Abbott... 2. American fg a Law Reports, Vol. 6. pemenas Diet Pa tent Office Decisions. 5.00 & Mandamus, 3.50 Ape prleton’e General G 2.50 ¢ Story of an Honest Man, by Edmord Al Little Comedies, by Julian Sti Sates David Armstrotg-“Franklin San Letiers toHett eb by Mca, "Ge. A. Oaswell ea People Who Haven't Time, by Pansy... Beauty sDauxhter, by ‘author o rot! Molly Bawa, & “0 jonery of all kind at the lowest firares. 7H. & O. H. MORRISON, Law Booxsru! RSELLERE AND, STATIONERS, 475 Pa. ave. n.w. sya S UMMER READING, \HITE. Day English... SO LS. he Undiecovered Oot eS Of a suehiotzt the Detectives. aay HELMUTH: ‘Mlcimer bork of a iiy du the Hea 1 Memoirs of my Exile Parson 1! JAMES J. CHAPMAN, METROPOLITAN BooxsTous, 911 Penn. ave. tye [se NEW EDITION or LIPPINOOTT’S PRONUUN OLm GAZETTEER ‘ oF THe WORLD. dust pabiished snd for sale by FRANCIS B. MOHUN, Svocessous to Mouun Guos., ROWS Pa. ave.. cor. una. THE TRADES. nae is carried es Ge hal ne same excellent serait workmen are employ Will be fa the superior si jis wea" has ‘of the eeabii=ument. Schur ae aye 1012 Pennevivanis ave., third floor. ROTH TROL Bock AND JOB PRINTERS, \Vashington, Pity pomeivaniee Sr Fine Printing a spec hemes. 81,550 and 81,600. FOR RENT Good BUSINESS STAND snd | | nis prope ayia well ‘constructed and of ex- PRELLING, with ail modern twprovements: | cellent ma Southeast corner New Jersey avenue and F st. n RIGGS & 00. P. F. OUSIOE, No. 17 F at. n w. = FoR RENT 7e.8 colored family, a six room ai HOURE, 909 Massachusetts avenue n. pene nt, el is pny to 11U6 Let. n.w., or 219 dig at. Sooans au <d-8t saan Sa RENT—HOUSE No. 92 Gay street, Georse- 7th st. n.w., 7 rooms Perm town; large grounds: one of the ‘vest resi qin one aks SO ooo 5 Per mo genees in Georgetown ; possession fiven September P opne HAN per mo Buna ED ame Were W) augd 509 Seventh sireetn. w. TOK RENT—Ar $25 Pen Moxra—HOUSE No. B RENT— st Keys adjoining. Inquire 926 Lou- 0. HOLTZMAN, isiana avenue. REAL Rotate NORE Se AEN OSEER, 10th and F streets northwest. eat Rink. stn. w..17 rooms For house, Fet.n w8125 Furshieee doth new 100 bey Fur h'e, 10th st-n.w. Fur. house, Mass ave. Fur. bouse, E st.n.w 150 ayo Bide 0 G4 aug4-lm 08 RENT STORE corner of 9th an L ae. 2 with collar and stable. Also, for rent, STORE G New J wiih syenue n.w. Apely to Me Os JOUNSON, ie J{OR RENT, OF PROPERT a VATE AND AY AUCTION. E Ree Bulletin iectied fn the Ist and 15th of every month, at the office of THOR. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st.n w. anici-3t* ‘OR RENT—No. 1446 N st, n. w, near Scott Statue; thirteen rooms; every room heated, i 415 ee ae nw, caging nervante’ aud bat oom all modern ¢o Yenlences, | Hent. 55. Can be be seen at any tim sae nan es Lt) ne half block from cars. Apply’ to x MYERS, 715 15th ot. Be ek ti rs. and bath 50 1708 L et.n.w., lors. Poth 1a stn w. th. - a e., Sra. ee Foi RENT—FURNISHED AVARTMENTS, 420 Bat With all modern conveniences, for 310 G stroet n.W BOs {OR RENI—Nicely- furnished front or back COM in new house; bath room, with hot and 1th st. n. w., 7 40 “rooms on same floor. Rent low. | Inanire at 10re.and bath". 40 a aues-tn, these" | 1656 Tsthet. nw, 8 ‘OR RENT— oe elenant ROOMB, mow oeca- | _Zta,batn and cellar 2 Pied by the ineprctor of meters, second floor | 780 3 ati of Me Jewelry House of MW, Galt Dro: x, KR. ¥ O. HOLTZMAN, loth ard sie nw, Fok RENT Nine room Brick HOUSE, with odern improvements No, ay 9 12th gt. between Rhode Island a nw. ply 10 JOHN F. GREEN, 15201 Tithe” Ap- Jy31-6t" HE (Ol RENT—An 8 room HOUSE; in the country, a Roe FoR Station, on the Metropolitan rail 3 4 roe i; {raine run toguit clerksor business men. Ad- Jeth and F sta. nw. TeBs BOHRER, Wheaton P. O., Montgomery county, Md. je3t-6t" RENT— THE CORCORAN BUILDING, FR RENT A third story front Oar fur- Orrostre U. 8. Taeascry, 15ru STREET. nished. Apply at 606 13th st. n.we _Jy27-2w rf ite Storer Ontice Rooms—sinely or communicat- ee desi ing—for Business Offi: Studios, ete. Water and vita, Apply to WHEATLEY B Os. ri: aa Coasts on every floor. Elevator ant stoam heat, Dark rooms for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. y ROR BENT 1111 H st. n.w., 10 ra, mod. imps. 1439 L st. n.w. Rhode Ialand ave. n. w. Fox aa pace HOUSE, No. ai Tom =e ae water. Good heigh- borhood. buy ‘Abts SIARR, 804 Fn.w. jyl6-1m 'OR RENT—To gentlemen only—A handsomely furnished FRONT ROOM. No oer lodgers and no children. Terms moderate. 1210 -865 per mo. mvt: FAMILY SUPPLIES. 2 40 per mo. 1613 Pst n.w., 9mm. brick, mod. ‘im. -830 per mo. A LA TO} jARDINES AEA mOMAT, ‘Moutarde. 1209 R.I. ave. n.w., 10 nn. brick, m.im.850 per mo. Tn Balt. 1110 15th st. n.w., 10 rm. brick, m.im.. 60 per mo. ANOHOVIES— + {2 Oi 1719 R.L. ave. n.w., 151m. brick, allim.125 per mo. iin Banos 723 14th st., 9 rm. brick, mod. im. 40 per mo. Handsome Office Rooms ‘‘Lenman Building,” New York ave., near U. 8. Treasury Department. THOS. J. FISHER & O0.. 1228 F street n. MONEY TO LOAN. CREVISSES—Au naturel. Just arrived via steamer City of Chester. B W. REED’Ss SONS, 1216 F street northwest. Excursionists’ Supplies aspecial avon and Peper Napali yt Jelé ment of Wooden Plates and Iylt P®£58 MEATS 4nd DRESSED ‘ONEY MONEY POULTRY ALW. REC £0 SUIT Ham, BAuOS AND N OHA angé-6t THOS . WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st, ED. BEE A FRESH SUPPLY 0) F FRUITS AND Vial ‘TA- FINE etsy eae : Everything first class, and pri THE PALACE MABKET, Oonwes 147H axD New YoRE AVENUE FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO. {iIRST PREMIUM pearoed Se ee ee TR MONEY on pend aad At 6 per cent for aaa, per cent for small HOLTZMAN, jy31 Oth an F ie ae. ONEY TO LOAN. oo beypiatgeand small amounts of Money to Loan Attention prompt. Charges moderate. B. H. WARNER, Sy 916 F street northwest. —_— BUSINESS CHANCES. FG SALE—A goo 50-inch ie 840 aug6-2t* handsomest Minngot Patent Flour Take See J A very superior Minneeots Patent. STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANOY, A Magnificent — or Patent Proccas. The Btand rani: cai of th District. Bor sale rt Fa ‘ret-class Grocer. WHOLESALE DEPOT: Corner Ist st. and Indiana ave. cash. Can be sven after 6 p.m. at WE sell at private sale some Walnut way le-top and other Se 07 13 WM. M. @. woo, | Pema = Aur A TABTNER, (4 gentleman who hse a thoroah LADIES GOODS. Gusinese® vould thes a SPARTNEN Ww who hse canta Address A. E. F., 8 ang5-3t* MADE TO ORDER. a roa GROOREY and LIQUOR STORE a aang Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Free cash business Reasons for selling, in i Ex 8 Bi 2 JAS. H. VERMILYA, UBIDERB. \dresi BOOKS, Star office. a5 3t' es LAD1ES' FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, Fe ee oe ‘class RESTAURANT in Bal- ADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SHOES 875 WILL BUY STOR AND. Tae |= GLO 9th street, more, Bi e Fixtures, most destrable ao aug2 Opposite U. 8. Patent Omce. | {75 Re.4 “ine ery wood business. ‘Address Box vard-I1m* Pui HAND-MADE SERCHANTROGE PBIGES for eale, at $5.25 per phousand, daliv- Telephonic connection. GEO. SHER- Bote BATS FOR YOUNG LADIES — TES, ine Fenneyivanie ay. D. Ww. aaa 1m ERBONS SOLD ING U. 8. COURT OF CLAIMS THE LATEST MAOKINAW CASSANDRA awaiting appropriations or oe gee JUST RECEIVED. Box 147, Star office. ‘OR BALE—83, 500 NOTE, running five years at Mrs. J. P. PALMER, a secured by Farm a coatine O15, 000 two *SyaL- ot "Hou we A. MoINaThe, 918 Fn.w. syle M.” No. 1107 F st. n.w. P®ereRTy FOR oe re OCCOQUAN FALLS. de ako nt top AY etal FALL TM Nineteen hundred acres Land, estimated to con: nae Tay take, 26 per cent. from all | sain ten million fect Veliow Pine eee Untrimmed Bonne * ae Suite New 30 horse power Steam Saw Mill, with miller’s ‘and ‘Traveling Wraps, Domestic nod Feescg | house on centerof tract. Al 8 and wharf Hand-made Und, roperty and one of best water powers in Virwini ors reas Tene Coe ror rarisian hontas Cotton Factory. walle 0: ment of Laces and al pe. loves 3 egy ‘All situated on Qcoogtian River . WH SOF Be relties cyer ‘town of Occoqus®, Prince William “ ‘Cite Trevis Paris. ‘ distant one hour by railroad an ignree Goods are fresh rtm rom Wat = Brop- hese are fresh in every department. je26 ony talon woe 2 ashi esto Ie ae 0p rin portions to suit on rma, 18S BELLE LUCAS’ pry Or aaa wee an omonable, terms DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, | Washington, D. on 31-c02Ww 801 MARKET SPACE, On SADE A DESIR. She seer fe) the southeast corner of A aaa eee Basemen' as follows: Corner 8th st., Keep Building. store room, Mighen a ‘and pant ust al roomy. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. deoll | pantry. Becond: ese nae Yeats room, alli good orgies Pune 84 wer: mn, ler. COAL AND WOOD. and west eid guava by subatantal fron fence, lors of firai Cc CoaLi COALII: Thin property ie within teense or, 1e Coal companies having issued thetrciren’ars, | Andi a aveue ree ‘car ana ‘will beauidats ander date of August 2d, 1890, advancing the price In. An inspection GS oe premises ts E Of all sizes of Uoal seventy cénts per ton, we pro- | 45 20-3m iH, FOX & GROWN pose to fill all orders eae our customers and public orn at the presout prices for the next fve | FTO SALE Smal Bi = cheap and on On 8th st a 2-story Frame House Of Grooms, lot 154199 tow 1 TC Alley BLDG OS sive coe tes | Mae we 2 story House of § rooms, Io ‘let x 1x60, 8 House of € roots 81, Bl. 500. non oth st. fea astory ble, lot 373x100; rents for 816 per month, W. E. BURFORD & CO., ri gained, and Order at once ce betore Coal dealers meet and ad vance prices. J. M. WHEATLEY & 00. Office 2d street, Indiana ave. and O sts. n.w. Wharves, foot of 10th st. 8.w. ty19 1115 F st. Orders left at, WM. T.-BALDUB’ Pharmacy, oor- ner ist et and Pa, ave. el mech prompt fee | 1 SERENDID FARM FOR GAGE 94 MILES phonic attention. AA. north of Laurel Station, ‘containing {00 scree, joaLr weopir SORE a Fy room apetarihieriare 3 pany Teeee te LEAVE YOUR ORDERS THIS MONTH —_| ‘Terme suitable. Church and schools gonvenieat, FoR Poeseasion immediately. Inquire of oapse AL- WOOD AND COAL CORN, on the place, or AE. L. a4 AND AVOID HIGHER PRICES. WALTER H. MARLOW, Porn OWNERS LEAVING THE CITY Qflce and Depot: Cor, sth and B ata. ected abd renuitted ta them by draft on New York Pot rr. aD 8. Ww. eo) and remi ry Branches: A and (a cor, 9th ited in Bank to their 7 HELLEN & sev aud Hew fo’ me inet eae. enone, 9th | oF de OLSON, Heal Hetato and Insurance Avents, L. SHERIFF, SIScn se AES. sue G. * DEALER I otra maf AND WOOD, PROFESSIONAL. 5 attention given to every order. ‘M114 and 338 Pa. Ave. | (\OBNS, &c.—Ail tention com- Depot and Mill, strest, Potomas ate With the bor inposed ee thers. = oe ap29 Cres WHITE westablishineut, 1216 Pa ave sop. OAL. WOOD. | casea ie frei B10 to G70. The eaiety at Wn, - Zonmmo Rponmrmus”™ Oo | ec ahd saab de, dt Sat reas woop. ETUQNIO CONNECTIONS. | OO8 and varied practice, enables ‘and. depot eclitics aud ad vantayes Tor 600- avant Sonducting the ‘wood and coal hen Coal fe lowest attention to ot an a te a oC foot on 13th‘and st. n w.;1112 9th at. hws; 1418 Teh at. 0. w- 10nd Si Pa, hv, we. - apes AWIONAL FAIN ABPOGLATIGE | DE Or 8, WATERE Toncerty or Be ES: ALB ASSOCIATION. grag BE, N4trowax TION. sreune. "A goutinuanos of 1s respon Femoved to 915 71 FURST PREWIUM FOS BEST GOAL ang | FYE Te Gees Binccriad EIRDLING ‘WOOD was awarded to as over aD ae nda opere ‘on the. nat: eraceenees @ BRo., Toe. 60 cents decl8 street 5 B.D 919 7th at, n.w., between ngsead rey mae reetwmars. | D)Tand kets, Baal Basu tal cts Of ag Shin se tanty Sh Re warranted. See oY pcan PERIENCE. Oth st n.w. ‘OTHS EX: FbOM FURSI- sbeutireres. cur ercencouen | Moe Min re tee” Set a : i arrangement. Orders prompuy Sued: “ape-ame? | “fyia (AG BEO. NGH A: Biss SU CONLEGEY of 300 pe : m0 erge T Sear. aust -lm 8E Laurel, Tui bos 2a cation Locatio itis Van ome | fret OSRORNE'S SCHCGOL FoR AUBSES will Feopen at 943 M st. - A. PATERSO, Bingham ‘on. ‘aon So ne Co., Is offers ever N, A. HOME SCHOOL, for limited Panter of girs, with com‘orta and care of private Gey. healthy location, near town of tion in Fngiieh and French in classes, with rd, for session from 15TH Ser eupen to USTs ®, $200. Music, veri ts aves ede Lanrel, Pris, HE CLARENS HOME SCHOOL {or y advantace for thorou; onnealthy, Termamoerato. PTEMBER 15, 1Ss0 Mason Box 305, Alexaniria, stwrt-e im BOARDING AND YOUNG LADIGS AND b.W., SEPTEM- aug8-2m DLES* COL Leer ‘USIC and ORATORY Department, opens Serr. breeident Mes NIGOUS, George Co., Md WAVERLEY SEIN. 1412 Het, 0 WwW. Be popes mm an. 1 Day 8 chao! Session opens Sen . a ie culars = Book ‘and par stores and Seminary. I88 LIPSCOMB, F W2' SEIN CTON. FEMALE A- BY A BOARDING. ABD LAY SOBUOL FOR at 1023 and 10.7 17th et EQ and Miss M. C. Dut AND CHILDRE: SEMIN. + MONDAY, September sat the Pineipal Bookstores,and us. Z DV. BUTCH LAS, Principals. au2-a:a CEDAMS 4 HOME, SGHOOL. LDIES AND st Ho, Sr OF Bere of Georgetown, tion teat ones Beautfal, ‘hesit aland dcccseitle. A few additions! BB wis are desired. Tern moder, Port lara address the MISSES KALLE, corner Fays and 7th sts., Georsetown, D.C. G4AERETE'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL Seek elcore cr John's Colléve | Bept. 1, MIDDL¥ ‘Opens avr’ 15. inte P1 BURG, Va. Es dreas, until 2929 602 ma Vor AT, HEEL a oft M George's county, mber 21 For catalownes address Prosi dent’WM. H. PahKeln Gullene station, Prinoa Jy 28 Bawamn Mad. Ev ERICK FEMALE SEMINARY, Nehool duties resumed on Location heaith- rtments. Care Terms very moderal PREDERICK, ‘DN fue 8) ESDAY,' Sep perior instruction in all de ful home training. M mGber Sth. catalogue or inforr ation address 3y28-1m W. HAOKEL’ ae R IVERVIEW ACADEMY, due proportion. Deberiptive ‘thorongh-golow, wide-swake combining Study, Military Dril, age. OTIS BISBEE, A.M., Principal. Sehool Yor | bee, and Becreation in hiet, with Chart of uisitions for Collere een Bent on receipt ote ats ERecaTionay WRITING CLUB.— An opportunity is afforded youth, men and women, by a condenses, effective course of train- ing, to charge, in from elett to twelve leasoms, from iting to wood. ‘The SP! structed more than 130,000 students, will bad w hav vive a epec'al course in plain, 5 Practioal writing to Clut the Warhington MONDAY, August 2, 150, Golleve, corner Tth’a.d Litt at college office. Fee 35. Call cok ey Educatic = BROS . who HE AKCH INGTON, For circulars addres Mrs. Mass. avenue, Washington, D. YEAR, BOAHD AND TUI- Mainary, Miltary, Academy, Colleze (Young Men), laddon: Je For catalownos aaces - Rector 150 A TION, Female se! (Boys), Milita held :W. oF EV. jy24-2m . VERNON SEM ARY M™ BOAED! ING AND Ds 3y10-3m_ Jy17-2aw16t HKLAND SCHOOL FOR R84 RANDY BERING, MD. vER 19TH. given, with lectures on ae natural clones 2 C. HALLOWELL, A. Penmanship, Bookk ye tion for Ceyell ey mem coisene cas ROF. reals fron ‘Behoo For farther information Sm E. DA yi ‘a LS oe ces to 4; LABROQUE, 1323 F at.,_ustive or, kradidaie of Sorbonne Ui branches and niceties. ‘Terms modera clasees. _ ay INSTITUTE, Wasu- Pig! ci ea: 1401 ¥ SOROOL ei year opens Sept. dress SOMERS, Principal. eS ORES Eaei eT PEAASYLVANTA MILITARY ACAD- MY, erin, Chen 5 peenn 25 Givi Engineering, Chemist try Cie Desrees con: fe P Gane, and Messrs. R. 0. Hew- itt, Wm. H. " Baile add James G. ofthe A Academy in Washin, tember Sth. ea and Eng- to Gen. E. F. ce Payne, patrons Co. THEO. HYATT, President. ee ee VING F iE CO} GE, MECHAN- Dice aK beefalo nee a po Homme and School,” Qnene 26th year Se =i [RLS,— —Will reopen SEPrRM- full course of instruction will be n history, belles-lettres and circulars address SHENEY 4y3-3ine0 _ W. FLYNN, et! 702 STH St. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. REF BicERA TONS, WATER COOLERS, AND ALL SUMMER GOODS, ‘will be sold at actual cost for the next thir- ty days. A Sere SLATE MANTELS, 8t. ge iy Gs STOVES! THE CELEBRATED ENGLISH E. GES; Social and Fireside Towel W. 8S. JENKS @ CO., 717 7th st. n.w. STYL. SOLD ON TRIAL. WILL DO THE WORK IN LESS TIME. LESS GAS THAN ANY OTHER STOVE IN THE MARKET. Gall and see them, No. 531 15th st. A FULL LINE OF GAS FIXTURES. +8 E. F. BROOKS, 531 15th st., eee EP?™ BEFEIGERATORS, WHITE MOUNTAIN OREAM FREEZ.- FOWLER'S FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINING BOOM REFRIGERATORS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, Late Webb & Beveridze,) Importer of Chins, Glass Waro, &o., 1009 Pe. ave. myI5 GQPoncE BYNEAL, My ros OIL AND WATER COLORS, 4B8TISTS' MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Otls, Window and Plate Giass, ALL EINDS OF FANCY ABTICLES FOR OBSAMENTS mar23 418 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). ———— Fre GAS FIXTURES, SLATE, MANTELS, TATROWT LOWEST MAREET RATES. SPORTING GOODS. GAS STOVES! i \H. BUPPERT, Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITKEY CHILDREN CARRIAGES, ABCH- ERY AND FISHING TACKLES; OR0- QUET AND LAWN TENNIS; BICY- CLES, VELOCIPEDES AND WAGONS. jyM- At Prices To Surr THe Truss. O RAZOB!! wore anabed voluptuous sase."—G. pe es le ‘TO! JOUSE NOW OFER —Mountain Cc Tah oa raFE ‘Table, 8 No, mosquitos. CAMOn, Fairfax 00. ade, &o Aadreas CLIFTON HovsE. ; a Oxford, —— ISLAND. Manaers of Excursions to to DLACKIS. TOK InL AND wiil hereafter be required to pes #18, oO. ik Ser day im advance, 0 or the privilews Mileatown, Mal ie how open for wuss Board 825 7 per week or AMM, Proprie. dyhs-eotet per FAUQUIER nod MITE SULPHUR SIX MILES FEOM Wai SRENTON, V y open for re. agement of ational Ho. hington to Warrenton ¥ Springs, over e1 Exjrons. New bric be ter on every » ber + orchestra. This fam ception of Ni at S10 ino ttasee for seas n. Apr: Lanquier Sprimcs, enests under n RY ROUS TesOrt is ful XE O0-, of ‘thy a Wi once t fyit National Hotel, Reduced rates to fami Now open for ite, ituated 100 mieste, Accessible Circhlare 8.4 x =e Hore . >) pees May . MD: ion of D nd he, and tastera Baltimore, scept Saturday.) terms 524 ret anda foot of South at cording t $325 he Beare clioe, OF MASS vets eens nal to aziy in the state, VIEU HOUSE, Fare ‘and For c ron crenlats, with terms, spply at The Star Office or STINS Proprietor. 4 0 a.m. oat and Si vs. Leave same days, ron: oH S noon. $12 to is per week ia hotel and Proprie- + Brojrie beet g » Borar. (eer the oon Luray Cavern Kooms first-class. dy6-1m* Gbanv UNION HOTEL, BABATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥. se. \] Je4-f, m, w, 26t OPEN FoR THE Szason. HENRY OLATR, Lanace. JWil cor HESS 5 a" ge HED JUNE BGT in all ite ap ete BB ce Proprietor. and $12.60 Ww week YB. THOS. FARLE EAN CITY Perfection t some add: houses and and €12.60 Chics, to. Persons accommnds recent imrrovementa. -Emnent cured for the season. TKAGY, Proprietor, Oceatt NITED a eran THE eo, 378.50 ATEAATIC . HOTE 2 OCEAN OITY, Sill open for the weason of ison SONE, with large! y increased facilities for jon of . A hand ition, day ncing, porms—6 uJ te . per week. For circul nl BECKWITH, Chief Giger fe ‘ES See LARGEST 18 ATLANTIO ls NOW 0} ‘for the seaso 1880 Ww. WHTTRED Maou eb fe MORGAN, Musioai Director. roome wil! addreas N & 'WOELPPER, Propriciors. HOS. CHABE, dearine ‘to en 100 rooms, new Te amone The sical talent ae- #10 MD. gat, tiie JQUN ae caine OOMFOBT, va, situated Fra Sarat Greate a a Bum: er Resort oF i Weather Rend Tor ciroulsr describing paren HARISO! mvll-8m Open all the tat eee See. OLD POINT Fuokots, rt of pat Siesct tom S#- Water = reps. Located unr, PARK en ee een = 5 LLIAMPPORT, P: Rory. renovated, #q) piled with every’ convemenea ea tha en 01 ted In a beautifal acros, surrounded by some of the ‘nest moun seen Pennsyvanis. A splendid ball-room, 7 and de te Daltiwore and: Wart ern (osGBESS HALL, SABATOGA SPRINGS, THREE AND A HALF DoLuans Pen Thir splendid Hote! hav’ ovated and refurnished will open THURSDAY, JUNE 17. xeeleior rréled by hydrowta: ‘ling, boating, archery, ju tray ‘bow - ey At, Cromuet, am On the Penney! ania. inucton Niswara Falls, and from New York ang Puiiatarhve to the mountains of from, the cdebrated Minnegua Spri will be supplied free of charge. -E: SaratowaWater on draught. Barreled BRK pring ‘ng been thoroushly ren- CLEMENT & WILKINSON, Propristors. B.8. OLEMERT. _[Jel-26tood) Wat. WiLkrNson. _ FINANCIAL. VESTMENT BONDS, FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PEK OENT ET MADISON = RAL GOLD BONDS or THe AND NORTHWESTBRN ILWAY ©0., Dated April 1, 1880, and Due in 1905. Bonds of 8500 and $1,000 each. Principal — Interest Payable in Gold UNION TRUST CO., NEW YORK, TRUSTEE. Length of Road, 100 mi! 8700, 000, being #7, ‘of Koad. tion, Towa: on Mississippi liver, paid stock tiop, P Applications for bone or for farther Informa- Prospectus, &o. make in New York. Payable April Ast and October Ist. yore eale at 95 and accrued interest. with a bonne of 20 per cent on the par value of each Bond in full of the Company. » Should be JAMES M. DRAKE & ©0., Bankers, seat Balai, + 29 Wall street, 3326-604. Whole issue of Bonds, oma City of Fort Madison, to City of Oscalooas, Xe ARGAINS. STRAW HATS AND BONNETS, xf Cost. MAGEINAW V CASSANDRA, Boers Tons = and 4 Buttons, 25 Cents LACK MITS A’ Mrs. M. J. HUNT'S, Nos. 631 and 623 D st. CAST OR WROUGHT IRON, SUITABLE FOR OOAL OR WOOD, BRICK-SET AND PORTABLE, Are powerful heaters remarkably du Gurable: e00- nomical in faction ha’ ‘The most D’ EST to buy. anti-friction ea 8, “a patina EVERY Bi AND COLO ‘BER STAM had. by the undersigned, experience in thie lin in the abo% Can ni fees adam epi RICE, in jorge and emn'l quantities at prices to suit all, fuel; sive Uhivarsal eatin ve LO bolted ted Join! Have fu MANUFAC! URERS, sO” FURNACES, UBNAC the CHEAP. with CLINK RATES: ASH BSIPTING GRA and ASH-PANS; LINED F: REG! - Peas tae ys IMPRO’ ‘Sen 2 for circnlars nlers before rove persiees os. alc p23 # Water street, New York. c. G. BALL, tu3m 1337 E st., uesr Willard’s. aud defy competition. 3y°T-1lm 1 aimee tS OFICE Coats at SELBY’S, 40 and 60 cents up. ‘Good Cassimere Panta, $2, $2.50 and $3 up. Working Pants, 75, 8Sc., 81 and $1.25 up. #12 Blue Flannel Suits now 810. Foye’ Knee Panta, 50, 750. and $1 up. Great many job lote Shoes closing out half price. Fats, &c. aad Sidis' wa CABPET 2014 and 1916 Penna. in all its branches ave. CLEANING AND UPHOL-* SM GIS I ave. NING ao ATTRACTIVE "B never before = ‘Only, REAL TIAL THREAD Np ad =