Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1881, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON FRIDAY.. -.- JUNE 3, 188L. CROSRY &. NOVES___...Editer. The Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment.bonn fide dally circulation more than treble that of any other dally paper pub- ed in Washington, and equal te that of all the other daily papers here added together. oo eee TEE STAR office is connected with the Telephone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any informstion or business can be sent day or night, free of charze. ——— Persone leaving the city for the summer can have ‘THE STaz mailed tothem, postpaid, for fifty cents as and the sddress changed as often as ——————————————_—_—_—_——— To Advertisers—The Double Shcet. THE Stak printed during the month of May 2,392 new advertisements, being the largest number ever printed in one month fn the his- tory of the paper. The increase for the five months of ’si over the corresponding period ot last year already exceeds 600, that of May alone being 284. Advertisers will confer a favor by sending in their orders early for to- morrow’s edlarged edition in order to secure Insertion and classification. The Readjusters in Convention. ‘The crisis in the political life and fortune of Senator Mahone, as well as of his lleutenants, igs now at hand. The principles and policy ad- Vocated and defined by the Senator have brought together a large convention composed of elements hitherto at variance politically. If Mahone has skill enough to hold these elements Together, he will enter the campaign with a following which success at the polis will weld Into a compact party. The large convention assembied {n support of the Mahone policy shows that there ts something ia It which has touched popular favor; but itis much easter to callaconvention than to organize a political party. The discipline whieh enables an organ- Jzed political party to hold the unruly in check and to put down insubordination ts not at the command of Mahone and his co-leaders. They Thust substitute their own Influence and powers of command and persuasion. There seams to be & great deal of importance attached by the convention to the position of the admin- istration, and the question of federal ald ls made a prominent one. If the leaders and managers are depending upon federal pat- robage as a basis for their party organization they will probably fail in the end, whether they get the patronage or not. If there is no better foundation for the party than that, it cannot last long. Every political movement must depend upon the people for success, and the people of astate cannot b2 bougat with Ofice, even though an administration was will- Ing to attempt it. The present administration appears to have held aloof from both sides to the Virginia contest, a3 far as any promises or Pledges are concerned. The subject has besn thoroughly canvassed at Richmond for three Gays past, and still nothing more than a rumor from an “ex-Congressman” of a con iitional promise of patronage to the readjusters has been produced. It is apparent that the ad inistration has no hand in the fight. —_§_<o-___ Running His Department on Busi- mess Principles. ‘That the Post Office department ts baling conducted upon “business principles” is shown in the contracts made. The third assistant postmaster general estimates the saving that Will be effected under the new contract for Postal cards, for the four years of this admtnts- tration, at one million dollars, as compared with the expenditure for the same material under the late administration. In a contract just entered into for envelopes for one year from April 1st, the department saves over $46,000 over last year. Tne contract for last year was at $100,510.53; while for this yeara contrac: to supply the department, including ‘the natural increase, has been entered into the sum of $54, 3. The “business princt- ples” of Postmaster Geaeral James work wonderfully well in his department. Already useless and worthless star routes which cost three-quarters of a million dollars annually ave been cut off, and this saying, taken in connection with that effected by making con- tracts for the best interest of the government, Warrants the opinion hitherto expressed by Mr. James that the department can be made self-sustaining. This country ougat to be afforded every factlity for the rapid and certain distribution of malls; that is what the people want. Every vote upon postal affairs by Con- gress shows that the representatives under- stood the sentiment of the people that they Would not be deprived of any postal or mail facilities for the purpose of saving money. They had rather pay the expenses of a costly department than to wait for their malla. Tals feeling has been made use of to sustain ex- travagance and wastefulness. 15 was upon the Plea that the people must not b2 deprived of the matis that the star route ring ftisurished. Mr. James Is, evidently, applying only the rules of common sense and business economy in the management of the department, and he will be supported by the people in this course. His contract for envelopes supplies the wants of his department, and with as good material a3 that which cost the people nearly twice a3 much last year. Aside from the star route matter the department seems to have been Icosely and recklessly conducted In the past. —_\__-e-____ The two destructive fires and fatal fojaries In Pittsburg last week from the use of kero- Sene in kindling fires were followed by another casualty of the same character in Wheellag on Tuesday. In the latter case a terrible ex- Plosion occured, which resuited in frightfally, and {t Is feared, fatally burning a child, about eight years old, and badly damaging the house. It would eeem that the public would be sum- ciently warned by this time of this danger, but probably the peopie wno use kerosene for kindling are too stupid to read the papers. aes ‘The chances fora reversal of the unmaniy Gecision which shut the Cornell University crew cut of the Henley regatta are probably Giminished somewhat since the American horse Iroquois won the Derby stakes at Eosom last Wednesday. Your John Bull isa loud ad- vocate of fair play, theoretically, but at the Same time he doesn’t ever mean to let slip any Odds that may be in bis favor in a contest, especially when there is danger of a valued Prize being carried off by a bloody foreigner. ee ‘What the country seems to ned, now that the Senate has adjourned and fhe Albany mui- dle Is getting stale, is afew new and thrilling Snake stories. The mercury has been up mong the nineties several times this seasoa, but so far both the savage reptile and the im- Fassioned reporter are lying dormant. It 13 ‘Ume for them to come out of their holes, Boston seems tobe in earnest in working up ‘the world’s fair project. A second meeting to push the project has been held, and it was attended by many ot the wealthiest citizens of the city, who promised Uberal support. Should Boston make this movement a success, she will Dave good cause to crow over New York cil 28 Tt BE SECURE IN SUMMER. NATIONAL SAFE DRPOSIT COMPANY, 15th st. and New York ave. Fire, Burglar and Dam) fh ‘Vaults from 85 fiver glso6, Sue Gererament Bo Bonds on deposit for A GARD! BEING UNABLE TO PROOURE BY PURCHASE OR LEASE ANY ADDITIONAL BOOM WE HAVE OONCLUDED TO ENLARGE TH PREM- ISES WE OCCUPY. WITH THIS VIEW WE& HAVE PROOURED OTHER QUARTERS FOR OUR WORKMEN, WHO FORMERLY OOCU- PIED OUB FOURTH FLOOR. THIS FLOOR IS NOW BEING FITTZD UP AS OUR STOCK BOOM, AND THE THIRD FLOOS, FORMERLY USED AS A STOCK ROOM, WILL, DUBING THE FALL SEASON, BE USED AS AN ADDI- TIONAL SALESROOM. THE FIRST FLOOR WILL BE ENTIRELY BEMODELED, A8 THE FRESENT INTERIOR HAS BEEN SO EXT&N- SIVELY OOPIED AS TO ROB IT OF ANY NOV- ELTY OB MERIT IT MAY HaVE POSSESSED. IB OBDER TO MAKE THE NECESSARY AL- TERATIONS ON THIS FLOOR WE WILL BE COMPELLED TO REMOVE THE G0OD3 TO OUB SECOND FLOOR AND THE ANNEX OVEB THE BANK ADJOINING. TO MAKE ROOM FOR THIS STOOK WE HAVE MARKED DOWN THE PRICES ON ALL OF OUR BOYs' AND OHILDREN'S CLOTHING, 80 AS TO OLEAN OUT THE STOCK ON THE SEOOND FLOOR. WE WANTIT UNDERSIOOD THAT THE PRICES ON OUR GOODS ABE ALWAYS THE LOWEST, AND THAT THIS MID-SEASON BEDUOTION I3 SOLELY FOR THE PURPOSE OF GIVING US THE USE OF THIS FLOOR, AS WE REQUIRE IT FOR THE GOODS THAT ARE NOW ON THE FIRST FLOOR. A. SAKS & OO., ONE PRICE OLOTHIERS, 316 and 318 Seventh street. Je3 NTHE eg Oona OF THE DISTRIOT Holding a Speciat Te fr Orphans’ Court Busi- ness, May Tn the matter’ ‘of the will of PATRIOK J. RIOR- DEN, decease. application for the probate of the will apd for letters of administration wita ths will anne: on the estate of Patrick J. Riorde of the District of Columbia, has this day mace by Mary Webster, of the District of ‘Golum= bia persons interested are hereby notifi-d to appear in this court on FRIDAY, THE 24TH Day OF JUNE NEXT, AT 11 O'CLOCK A. M., to show cause ey said will should not be admittea to Eeape why letters of administration, W.a., on ti estate of the said deceased sbou:d not issue es prayed. Provided & copy of this order be pub: dished once a week, for three weeks, in the Wash- ington Law. Reporter and Kvening’ Star pre;ious B: is A.B HAGNER. Justice. Test—A. WEBSTER, Recister of Wills. _j-3-f3: | a FOR ICE. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, } WASHINGTON, June Ist, 1601 Sealed Proposals will be received until 12 o'cio m., TUESDAY, JONE 21, 188,, Yor furniaiin: this Department and ite several Barcaus with a Asty Supply of Ice, for the fiscal year ending June Sth, Instructions to bidders will be furnished upon application at Superintendent's room. . BELT, Acting Secretary of the Inter: ‘r 3e3,10,17 LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBE22!! 100,000 FEET 1, PRE nay, Beet) Ko vi me IA PINE FLOO! ot ok Besenned scise 2nd A oh, ne to sect ng end sit other inds of Lumber. Saab, Blind Inds, &., &6. 84 Florida Floor: ing ing 82 per hundred. 'T. B ROSS, Jn., Wharf and Planing Mil, foot 4th st. east, one te 819 Market Space, Board of Trade Room'. SUMMIT MINERAL SEBRING i ATER. DE. HAMILION, at tora, SUMMIT WATER in his Medical 1 —"It acted like a charm on my patvents, ani is at Water for the Kilneys Lever hail. Je3 3m. "Sota by all Druggists. TELEPHONE CARD. The attention Gl eptres having use for Tele- phoces on Private Lines, oun Lices and Speakinx ‘ube Lines is invited to the following. GEO. O. MAYNAR} Agent Sari Bell Telephone: Oo. 419 G etreet, Washirgton, ©. © “AMERICAN BELL T ELUEEHOuS oo., : st, Boston, Mass. Milk street 1D, W. H. FORBES, Presiden W. E. DRIVE! ‘Treasurer. THEO N, VAIt, General man: ‘This company is desirous of arranuiuie vith per- fons of res sponsibility to establish in tneir imme- diate locality Disteics or Exchange 874 aimiler to those now in operatioa in ni the large citiesof the country, By the adoption of thissystsea, uplimited number of subscribers in town, located on lines raaiaiiog’ from = Soman center, can, by means of facilities sfforded at the Central, Office. be put in instant speaking comma- bicatiod er. ‘This system is strictly Tr, and does not contemplate the fone of messages for its customers from cone Coa or town to another le company also ‘desires enerzetic and resp on- sible es to act as Nene agents for the following purposes: To arranwe fo CLUB SYSTEMS FOR SO CIALPUR- POSES, — five or more subscribers can of obtained on Aer ie telephone wire. This system will be found very convenient in the smaller towns and po or Exchange system ‘Toestablian Te! eohouie Tinea between cities and towns where trict and Exchange, or the Grub Syatem is slready tu use, for the purpose af sflording facilities for pereonal communication between the su Fs or customers of suc Toestablish Telephoni> lines between villages snd the market or shire town, in orcer to furnish means for the trantmission of ae between points not connected by tele- Re American Bell ‘Telephone Company, dire>t- ly, or through its regular agents, Proposes to take a specialty o/ introducing the Telephone for PRIVATE LINE PURPOSES, connecting residences with places of business residences with ib cuthulldings, of Pofices with manu- factories, ete. ‘take the place of SPEAKING TUBES, to connect d.fferent par.s of one building, or de- of, an ‘The system is peakiny etween the room of any ‘hy puect and the office; or, if desired, it may tor conversation between guests in differ- catioomisy “Phi feature can hardly fall to recoa- mend itself, especialiy to the Keepe cs of hotels an boarding houses at to = of summer resort.” tnt, Mass , A pril 12d, 1881. GEO. C. MAY. MDa the only person authar- ized by us to supply telephones for Pricate Lin iy gud speaking Tube ‘Lines, within ti cum (Signed.) THEO, N. VAIL, 32-65 Gnéral Manager. A185 AND HAMMOCKS, HAMMOOES AND HELMETS, SOLAR HATS, BOLAB HELMETS, MILITARY and CITIZENS HELMETS, All styles and prices at WILLETT & RUOFF’S, 905 Penn’a avenue. SPECIAL NOTICE. FOR SEASONABLE GOODS— CABTWBIGHT & WARNER'S GAUZE MEBINO SHIRTS. CARTWRIGHT & WARNER'S GAUZE MERINO DRAWERS. INDIA GAUZE MERINO SHIRTS. s BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND HALF HOSB. JEAN DRAWERS. JACONET SHIRTS AND DRAWEES. PLAIN AND FANOY LISLE HALF HOSE. PLAIN) AND FANCY OOTTON HALF ‘HOSE. LISLE THREAD GLOVE AND NECK WEAR OF ALL KINDS. LINEN, SILK AND FARCY HANDEEROHIEFS, W. 8S. TEEL, 986 Penna. ave. WHITE GOODS. GUINNIP, DAY & CO., 820, S22 and 824 Seventh Street, ABE OFFERING GREAT INDUGEMUENTS IN ALL OLASSES OF WHITE GoopDs. WE OARRY TSE LARGEST STOOK AND SHOW THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN TBE DISTBIOT. WE ARE ALSO SHOWING BEAUTIFUL ZEPHYR SHAWLS, WHIOH WE SELL AT IMPORTERS’ PRICES. wos DAY & CO., je) _ GRAND CPEN!NG on SUMMER GOODS The Avenue Clothing House, No. 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, HOT WEATHER ER SPECIALTIES. Suits in Drap d’Eta! nits qe Prep ‘P ity ~ Rulte in French Serge, Buite cker, Buits iu Gusumer OLieviot, Suite in Ligist Cassimere. Goats in Mchatr, ~~ Goata in Seersucker, Coats in Alpaca, Qosts in Ricilian Cloth, Costs in Nun's Cloth, Coats ia Liaen, Coats in Berge, Conte in Drap @'Etst. DUSTERS OF EVERY DESC! RIPTION, for MEN, BOYS and CHILDREN. CEIEDEEY SUITS IN] sfermeE tal VARIETY, inclading White Duck 8 RILT SUITS in splendid assortment. New Novelties in Ubildren's SAILOR SUITS. BOYs' DEPARTMENT 00) COMPLETE IN EVERY Prices, as always, the Very Lowest. Aa exam!- nation is respectfully solicited: A. STRAUS, Jel No. 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. R®FRicERaToRs, WATER COOLEBS, IGE CHESTS, and FREEZERS, Of the most approved kinds. J. W. BOTELER & SON, 923 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. BARGAINS UPTOWN. Jel-3t COCHRANE & CO., Have now completed a MOST FAVORABLE PUROHASE LADIES’, GENI"S AND OHILDREN'S SUMMER HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, MUCH UNDER PRICE, And offer the Public GREAT BARGAINS not usually fopnd in EXTRA FINE QUALITIES. WE INVITE SPECIAL NOTICE TO OUR WHITE GOODB AND SUITABLE TRIMMING WASH LAOES. COCHRANE & ©O., 15th street and New York ave., Orvositz RicGs’ Bank. m31 MUSICAL AUTHORITIES ON DECKER BROTHERS’ | FLANOS. — Theodore eens 8. B. Mi betel eee cae are, in every resp superior instru- nents. Their tone is Bares rich, brilliant, v rely musical character. Their cee recat is of very oneys a unsurpassed, bi other Piaco fortes ‘we e KUEN, Sole Agent, ais0 for ear $500 REWARD! OVER A MILLION OF ss LMETTE’S FRENCH KIDNEY PADS Have already been sold in this country and in France: every one of which has given pertect eatisfact{on, and has performed cures every tinier When need according We now say to the afilicted and doubting ones that we will pay the above reward for a single LAME BACK That the Pad fails to cure. This Great Remedy yu FOSTTIVELY and ZREMANENTLY ure PROF, ago, Lame Back, Sciatica, Gravel, ete, Eropes: Bntehve Disease of aie Kidneys, Incon- tinenee and Ketention of “the Urine, inflamma Hon of the Kidneys, Ostarrh of the nedifaddery Bin ih ine, Colored Urine, Pain in the Back, Side or Nervous Wealness, and in fact al disorders of the Biadder and Urinary Organs whether contracted e. you are suffering from Fi Wetkness or an} Giscase of tho Bianeye, Bladder, or Urinary Organs, YOU CAN BE CURED! Without ewallowing nauseous medicines, by sim- ply wearing PROF. GUILMETTE’S FRENCH KIDNEY PAD, WHIOH OUBES BY ABSORPTION. for PROF. GUILMETIE’S ERENOH KIDNEY PAD. aud take Ge oto tke ‘hss not got it, send 82.00 and you will recaive the Pad by return mail. PROF. GUILMETTE’S FRENCH LIVER PAD ‘Will positively cure Fever and Acue, Dumb Ague, Ague tir Bil Adires PRENCH PAD CO., Toledo Ohio. PAINTS. o1Ls. Siimpow AND PLATE 30 JOHNSSONE'S Ki india! and MASURY'S Tac PAINTS, ready for ‘use. (Send for circu- aE Cuvates furnished Builders. A full ARTISTS SUPFLIES Always on band eo Of ms0 Get ceuss: THE WONDERFUL HAIR TORIO. ENTWISLE'S, mY-Im Corner 13th st. and Pennsylvania ave. ONLY—MONDAY, TUESD. Fore yee: EDI BDAY AND THORSDAT. ae Our atcok must be reduced, and our time is lim- ited tomake room. Will make special discount on all New Machines in stock. We mention a few— Improved Domestic, New White, New B Hour, Home, Household, and ether makes. Do not miss thechance Instruction given on all machines free cous OPFENBEIMED's, 028 Oth st. northwest, Bt. Cloud Building. New Bhirring Machines. m + ———__} WANTS. WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS.| FOR RENT AND AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. ws Wears to do the hours: ‘ANTED — HORSES TO PASTURE, at the FOS EET Tiree bandeomely adsomely, FORRISGED is pea a |e Ake NTED—300 COMM! IGEONS: will pay Me oS '8 piece. MW. DRESS, B13 Bn 5 Savae | On Wane SITUATION, by by ala ea Pate TERE oop ca. We syeneand shat, gn wor ANTED=1 coor “WARREN place. "Gall a 477 ee, fom ae ro aay vate oe avenue. je3 2t” ‘ANTED—A WHITE GIRL, well recommended, to do weneral hi family : Call at G10 Sth atreet northwest | OLY Of Shree. WASTED horsparanr—k en od SERVANT, for jourework:n0, only four in family. Apply, with veterince - ey avontie, neer Baltimore Depo’, bia xoac’ ‘ANTED— TWENTY LADIES: apply til ing, betwoen iT and Ti sebagai ype near Pooneyivania ave-north wen ees ae Wass ae ont OLS fatal aA ree 5 tod referenoe, between 10 urdsy, ‘201i W street ns mthwert Sioaal INTE (eee WOMAN, (German Laces oy ) must be saun- drees and reco for honesty.” Call, be- tween f'snd 6 o'olock, st 921.G st new. Je3'3t* ey, 15th, COUNTRY ES for enveman, Ae “three children an nurte, witht ‘twenty soiles Of i, Metropol na Brench preferred. ‘Aadreee, “with te an A) B., Star a eee WAN APIS 10 CEARN THE TAILOR SYSTEM OF COTTI! scientific manner apd kinds of garments. Fitich is mathematically correct, and fits ail forms 8 no rei measurement | In- Guire at1iia Mat, northwert 333 6t* a ANTED—A WHITE GIRL, whois industrions, Wine Ost, of weod charaster ans Ay do chamberwork and attend to two ebildr ren of of be and s half and tour years: one who is willing to x0 to Harrisburg, Pa.. for the summer. App'y, eh recommendation, at 318 Indiana sveane nor second ficor ANT NIED_ White fo GURL oF seitied WOuaE a8 id to make herself eral: fal. Ingnire at 1960 Greene tt.. Gomncoen, Sonat WANTED COOK, WASHER and TRONER. 103 H st_north een. It Jersey avenue. J.T. O'OUNNELL (een sewers Appar beteoen Id i 3 eneral house ply, o'clock, at G14 Sd st. northwest Je’ “ W4NTHD-A PARTNER, in a good and ae establithed jewelry busi loece ; must have from 5,000 to 88,000. address JEWELEB, Sta tar, of- t Ww oe zo ee eee SE ae ANTED A reliable, stesdy WHITE GIRL as e to two children: vest of reference re- quired. Spply at once at 1303 Test: hee Je2-30" ANIED—A thoroughly competent RESTAU- ANS OOOK, (womsn.) Apply immediately at 3378 Pennsylvania avenue northwest _je2-2i" WASTED By 8 white girl, s SITUATION for and chamberwork: willing to leave the ity; best of references Call” at 1712 at. northwest, from 10 to 12. Je2-2t* ANTED — To Excwanca—A_ good GOLD WATOE, hunting case, Rigin (Ill) move ymente, for 5 COLUMBIAN BIOYOUE,, Se inch on or address E. 1319 Riggs street northwest. Je2. W ANiED HORSE and BUGGY daring summer menthg, for its care and Keep, Will be well kept by Fae yomeibie party. Address. H. F., Star office. ‘ANTED—For Springs and New York oy colored COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS, & sb white ana colored for this city; wi Familion, furnished. * Licensed oF ‘Agency PRICE & OO. Jo2-2t SOs OS CS ES Wine the Oity Bureau of Employment, ‘731 436 et. southwest, Famulies to supply with elp for city aud springs. Good Fofer- ences ‘Three good White Oooks, “iso Toune Men and Women for Boston. 8. 8. LA please. 5a jel 3:* Soe to work aa) eS Banks: pay, $1 day. Apply to OOEFIN Motrkirk Farnace, W: aehington l ‘Branch of Be oO: 6 W NTED—LADY AGENTS. We want intelll- went, energetic lady agents to sell] to women only, an article of real hygienio merit. Address for Particulars and liberal terms, WAGNaR & CO., corner Michigan avenue and ace) a street, Ghigago, ti. 0-e06t ANTBD—LADIES TO LEARN = at French system of dress cutting, taucht af tm- perisl Hotel, room 49, one week b’ top, of New York city, with provements, requiring ‘no ping cut, free Wednerday. vassers and General Agent for ‘Washing = cinvati, leas and Cleveland; no worthless chart, but s perfect mathematical syst tion ARTE To or no pay for inetraetio Te GET ARE BOUNTY SUPREME OUUKT iS ADDITIONAL HOME- WM. J. JOHNSTON, Attor- STEAD ‘Ceaims> ney at-Law, Boom 41 Le Droit Building, , 801 F Eat. LOST AND FOUND. L08222 ne Morning of the 2d of Jane, either on Penneylvani avenue or 7th street, biue enameled LOCKE’ will be re- a een D by leaving at SAMUEL ‘TEWIS? sox ‘s jewelers. STOLEN; A sultable reward will be paid for re covery of set of HARNSSS stolen from stab! ccrner M and 11th strecta northwest, by applving with information to 913 Pennsylvanis aveane, between 9:h and 10th etreet. Jes -2t' Rey Taha ea as! We Mgren—Ou my ths FaRTURED ar may StF Pax a Bieaeire a Beane eae = ‘mi6-1m* a Es PASTURE at = tia g-BURFORD, 11 is F Yoon ¢ ita d ares Caton 3 "BEAL ow MISSION: OF DEEDS EDS for ev eae arate a ‘and TERRITORY, EXAMI- eri elle Pe coka en was W4nreD—8 dollars per mont water. In: wire of A 2.w., or 8 gomery Oo., Md. aT Chea or tear by our process. by telep! Or mail: 7 EB to ture to Sea H. CHAGE & BRO.'s, 616 NTBD—OLD GOLD and SILVER in large WEEE antities.Highee! cash price Pula, ave., between 8d end aigets.” jahtp ANTED-YOU TO KNOW THAT T SELL A Want. - lor-made -hand SUIT, a a a ee st. northwest, FUR- FE ISHED BOO ee oe ee nD ee a floor, farnished, TWO RRS Set is, Gr ata Sag ee ‘Haadeomely furaished ROOM. eitnoet Doard, af 1538 I st , opposite a y | Ron TTS NT Ney HOUSE. ae, i rent Maood location for dragsist, arocer Giver trade. “Apply at 339 New Sorsey ave Jeo 2 R BENT—N'co moe wy aaa tee ta ea iy E ag Ma ee orth Sisnep DBOOME ee in ak locality. are x Fo: es No. 646 B st. eee rooms, maprovemesse AQ of anos ES McovLLODGi st the Lam- barvard loOULLOUGH, No. 811 = muh or & Ferucy ave. northwes de3-St R RENT—Ne: R. modern tm- provements, bay window. yoo a8 ak 830. Inquire 1918 Pennsy.vania Seat Es a BOUSE 6 rooms, cellar, neat market and eureet tare, CHAMBER ES Pat UMS te DR RENT FURNISHED COTTAGE at Mount Pieasant to let for three months. Ground well stocked with fruit and vegetal Beat, Jow. Address Box 47, Star office. ee ee FOS Rest Three or four desirabie and picas- can be out ROOME, farniered or unfurnished hao at low rentif called for soon, at No. hwest, ort Fo BENT—A desirable HOUSE, 412 Bpruoe LeDroit Park, in verfect order: modera imp ms uamente. Apply to 603 9th st. northwest. Fae RENT —Eiaht room HOUSE, hall, water, th room; central location. Rent ches): soo fenaat, Apply to $14 7th st. noriiwest as 'EERT=Ons two-story BRIOK HOUSE, 8 mon new suit can be bought, at F coms, Bath room, with all mod oder a roye- JUSTH'S OLD STAND, a OB Ge at et and. No. 15 No. fe Ds. o ‘northwest, or at Btore, sire 408 7th et.’northwest Je2-st 2 coer ve cy am JOR RENT—In a private family, two ph oe bey a = family, Faaar TOOME bathe atezciee hate cord Water, Terms moderate to permancat pariy. FOR SALE. lols Thiet northwest, moar Farragut equate. Ce PALE CHEsr—A GAB-MAKING | MA- | 30 HENT—Ratire floor oft rooms, bal Jersey avenue, near Baltimore Depot. Je3 2°" | andconvenfent Pee eeTnOod healthy, pieasant K SALF—Two splendid SINGEBS, slight! ‘used, walnut extension table, two drawers an cover, at $15. O. AUERBACH, corner 7th and H ais . agency for the new light running self-thread- ing Dauntiess. Je3-30" R BALE-Mr. JOS. WISHARD has prised from Western Maryland and Vert Virginia with a number of vers c-rrisge and heavy. draught HORSES, which he fers to the Washington public at very ‘reasonable inquire at the Davis Restacrant, corner 6th acd Penney.vania avenue. Stabloe, Sarble Hail alley, between 43 and 6th streots, routh side Penn- ania avenue A guarantee civen wit each horse as to sour dness, «ualit Fy OR SALE— Broache sasddle PONY: formerly owned by. Colvuel Audenrrid; suitable for man, woman and: child. Good bugey and harness for $55. Inquire 1414 Q street northwest. Jel-30* ROS SALE Just arrived 20 head of Ep Griving HOBSES. They comprise oae Pair of finely-bred sorrel horses, both zoo. sircle drivers. one of them a go0d eaddle horse. Une pair of black horses; very fiae style and ac Hon; good drivers single or double, One pair bay high; good drivers single ‘oF Gcublé; # good family: team. ‘One par browa horses; match well; good drivere; one of them a good fiddle horse. Alto, two mares’: gentle drive: x HUQUELY & utes. owEn ‘Stable. No. ity and oi New York Jes-2w' R SALE—Twenty head of HORSES, just re- Seived from Ohio, suitable for all par. Dan poe two Cou; and Saddle Hore Yates & SAMMONS, m8t Gt 1nth st. northwest. OR SALE—On hand » = ‘assortment of Seo- fou ee Jump Beate. ixtension To) tore’ WALTEIS Garriase Factory Gorwer idth and D "8 Carriage Factory. corner an Les rest. Bepairing promptly attended to. ae Gane ex! large, stock and new and a-hand C. o. em. bracing 1 in part Coupe, peletts,, Ebene, Jump Beats, Titension tet Buggies, Burreys, Rockaways, &c., rousble prices.“ Bepairin promptly atenied to" ml6___ 410-416 8th st. northwest, bet: Ds and E. JZOR SALE—I have on hand a large stock of fine CARRIAGES and Dusiness WAGUNS, of my own make, new and second-and, imhust be sold to close out preaen Promptly attended to at reduced raves, HePAlrine ioe ee eI SOHN S YOUNG, mim - 31s tL street. ‘0% RALEThe larger assorment New and Seoond-Hand. OAH: iiages 2g "BUGGIES, of all deseriv- tions, for or exchaty = ey low Brioes ne DoBCHMIDT & 00., 466 Pa MONEY TO LOAN. 40.600 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE 5E- CUNITY, in aume of @1, 000 and upwards, 2:6 per cent. No delay when the security aoe o'G! 42-20. 710 D streat northwest. PERSONAL. ‘RS. L. BAUKRDORF has removed to 1614 B KTREET NORTHWEST, wuere she cord: neste her frien¢s to call. Je2- corner zat atta ‘and 34 streets: 2-2t" ‘OHN PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, a tothe resvamelbil ‘of people, =e cere a liens on real Office hours: Ttol0a med to8ana sto 10pm apll-2m* Mas BOSS, the long-established, reliable Clairvoyant and Astrol ves better sat- isfaction in ell affairs of ite tien a ‘apy one in the i present and future des- rimony. ALL lon given OF no pay. id street, above D street EVER&). EUM8 OF MONEY IN HAND TO Joan at 6 per cent, Commission nominal, jel-at LOUIS P. BHUE je! oF etceat norusest. N UNEY TO LOAN. In Sume to Suit, 50,000 TO LOAN At Six percent, oa ie BEAL ESTATE 6 SEOURITY. mmiasions very lowest rates, N. BUY Bean ‘ESTATE AGENT, w27 ” Omies 1605 Pa av » Arlington Ins. Bid’g. ‘ONEY TO LOAN nN ESTATE AT 6 PER GENT. NO ON REAL ES’ ay B. 0. HOLTZMAR, m2t 10th and F sts, northwest. ONEY TO LOAN t6 te At Gey ros, Pe Fists raion 00., m18-Im 1228 F st. northwest. Gi New York city, Sprnrr- airvoyant sittings for all 088 Of disease. Brain 233 ‘Pennsylvania ml4-1m [tO LOAN~ 81,000 AND SEVERAL SMALLER sums on real estate securit B. F. LEIGHTON, 323 436 st. northy mi6-4w 0 LO. MONEY. Eee EE SS MONEY TO LOAN. TO LOAN—MONEY. mi4-Im_ THOs. E. oem 619 7th st.n.w. 500, a SS sy Se pat, 6-000. Bin. 18 Sia 180, Bums Of 8100 to i a ¥F, HOLTAMAR, “nnn 1821 F streot northwest. ‘ADAM Sree Frexon Maprost, works Magnetic Electricity; tells true life; card reader; tells past, present and future and gives good sdvice for lady sud gentleman. 604 13.h Hours from 9 to 12 4.m., hy northy na 2 mi4-1m* ‘BS. H. F. WRIGHT, OLarnvoyant amp Maa- NETIO PHYSICIAN, has eminent success in treat- ing acute ie fering should call at her residence, 600 6th street, corner of F street north -4m* ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confident Ladies and Gentlemen so cents each. mach. NO. 408 Listreet, between Sth streets ne ‘18w* BOARDING. HOTEL, corner 8th and D streets Dy horthwest, Kuropesn Flan. Home for rent r reasonal "nd Yin OF BOD B. J. MARSHALL. HE eawOne HOU! WITa ITs nae Ts. nade, baloon Sooo ait pour table. Ww be foun: Tost desirable plac place for. ‘ummer boarding: rates: Poon and ee B25 and 880 per month. BRENT—Airy ROOMS, furnished —— Eitisnea.'p ppeeent orig ce at foo Bea a5 a na Indians avem Bebo BOARD Sit permonth. BARAH HOUSE, 612 9th street nortn- one of the cosiest and best conducted cake the ci papi ma ee COUNTRY BOARDING. QUMMEB BOARDING—At < Richland.” on M. B. B.; two hours city. House ew'y Snished and fursithed; location rh and weil ® riving or beating every evel j no extra Teferences given and reqaested. Uir- SPiN; Mig, terms on application to «. B- GoLE- 100 » Va, OF i WINK, dth'coa G aipcete Renae 5 D) COUNTRY BOARD can be obtained at iEO. W. JACKSON’! pe ee ee UMMER ecremrad Sian locstion, Iai rooms and plenty of shade, five inate walk pag ppation, dress Mrs. 2. HER! BEST, | au- CmeNoron ta BOARD E sia R ADULT At the oldest manor on the Ei ore of Mary! B ARM—North, HU, Giarne county, Va vis Washington and Obi road ail, and vie Shonan’ V; Balroad to fle. ‘ave teiles to my reaidioues. d for oi Address Castieman's Ferry, Giathe oo, View G; M. OABTLEM SN hd SoS LOANS MONRY. in sums from 8100 to sn, Estate Security. No Beal lyto FRAN! NE. BROWNING, Sim “"Qeiumbia Law BuLdine. 6 th wtreck._ ‘ONEY TO LOAN. MOREY te loaa on BEAL ESTATE, in sun of from from $100 and upwards, at lowest rates of Obarges moderate. Ro nov ie 8 }. H. WARNEE, 916 ¥ st. northwest. PROFESSIONAL. R. STARR PARSONS—Denrist—439 rls gecialty. ‘9th and E ee re edn tio Tor the. poor. cee pines free for Poor, '330-6m 8. BR. PARSONS, Dentist, 428 7th street northwest, between D aud £ streets, over Ballantyne’s Bookstore. Operative, Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry skill fully peformed. Extracting at night. moderate. ition free. SEFUL FEET and exercise in the open ards cen ailments of of tio Fe m.toGp.m. Fee $1 per R. WEISENBORN, Denrtst, orthwest. CELLULOID Ti ‘9th st., el DENTisT, 715 14th street, street and New York sve- ‘Beautifal Sete of 5 Teeth | ae and io ‘or all e5Pe8 & Bi z thorvuhly eradicated from the system. jee sud residence, 4 K st, uf NOBles and Bet. corner 20 west. GAS STOVES! GAS STOVES! GAS BIOVES! THE BUMMER FUEL. MONEY SAVED. opeeaybrOvE wor sale soe we at tho otis WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO. wees 20th st. n.: pesteraen Mermeoga es oe and the A ae tac 2-Bn3 © Permanent and respons: bie References enchanged.. 5 a ‘KR RENT—Furnithed HOUSE No. 223 East aoe ss containing 14 rooms, 3 bath rooni, modern, improvements, and water in all Parte of the bulléibg: hares foant and back yarda, containing shrubbery; also a good brick Sabie. Wil: rent at a low rent if leased = twe years to first class tenant. F. A. GRANT & © 1 3d snd East Oazitol sts. 3 FOE BENT Two desirable ROOMS: second story; one front and one ‘adjoining; suitable for offices of single zentiemen: month to a good tenant with reference vanis avenue northwest. {OR KENT—Four unfurnished ROOMS, second floor; suitable for light housekeeping. Apply at 1635 L street north we +t, jel-3: aault tepants cers bth st. porthwest rent, 88 per FB FVD foror rane PJ TO LOAN at 6 per oon Bree eatate Sais 1595 Pennsy lvapia ave, FOF SALE aT HancaIne: Three story BRICK with collar, on bm aseachusctts avenue; 10 rome: (2 perfect On ‘eee Rorthwest, 2etory BRIOK: 8 AX modern improvements; in good order; Corner of Vermont avenue and T street n orth Nort 2 ory and Dercment BRICK, with fine oor- ner lot: 8 rooms; wide parking; 402-38 the north BUSINESS CHANCES. POR BALE_V, bi FG Fiwetiin a Ho See eae rooms and summer kitchen: fruit in Stow price, easy terme: owner leaving city. duquire on Premises. Jes 66° GROCERY STORE OLOSING OU fat OOST, both Stock an@ Fiatures, in quantities t» suit the purchasers, at corner cf 4th a: streets orthweet, between Mand N Wisturee qaarist of Bhelving, Counters, Meat Rack, Coffee Mill. five paire cf Scales, Oil ‘Gan, Tee Boxes, Tea Catdicn, 7OK SALE—A FARM of 50 Acres, will Harn, Stables, Ohickea House, Wo Sater: two milee from Knowles’ Station cres in nine timber — Price ® ny fash’ ALEX. DEBGUU RI, Sligo, Md’ Lnqaire 624 Let. northwest. 3-38-90" SEE ADNEBTISEMENT OF CHAN TERE BALE of HOUKE No. 1511 16th st., under **anction Saler, "for June dt, w ép.m. Jo2-3t W ANTED—Aas an investment, » HOUSE worth from, 83,800 10 85,00). YOUNG & OALD- WALL, 1420 New York avenus. oe way Papatey or 6 ROU rE, RSE, WAGON and IDE! ree, bred AL- EMNEY BULL Inquire HARDELL's, ‘corner Sth and P streets northwest 0a AGE BASES ORDA Tom Oley Paoranry— 17 ACKE FARM at Highiand Mtation, on 8 & Ri on K pear Hyattsville Md. EB. W. be boy 20k 43 strect north wost Jed 3 ae CHANCE—$000 OASH WILL BUY a established. well-paying, pleasant BOSI- NES suitab © fore lady or Reatienan wate ia creasing deiy: nigent reason for selling Gress EXPEDITE, star cilloo 302 24 AND L MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MARYLAND. 1 have OUUNTRY SEATS, FAKMS and ViG- LAGE BESIDERUKS for sale, to which the atien tion of particr serkin es op investments Is ILLEK, 8 aclicited WARWICK. FM ville, Maryland. A BARY. F BUSINESS Orewin E, the tron Fou wok thet machinery, patter in good working order ; will be detailed list of tools will be furni«hed on appli tion to F. SCHNEIDER & SOX, Hardware Stora, Pa. ave., cor. 18th #t northwest. jel-eo8t" {OR SALE—Brick HOUSK No. 1414 9h street orthwest; 11 rooms, bath-room and cellar. ‘Lerms, $1,500 cash ; balance of time. Anquire on premises REN icely-furnished ROOMS with bosrd; bright, cool snd pleasant: fronting Judiciary" Square. 424 Gth = etreet north Went. Jel-3 fOR RENT—Brick HOUSE No. 12305 b sire north s 9 rooms and hall; all mo tera ents; in good repair. LOUIS P. SHOE KEM, 99) F street nortinweat. Je Fe RENT—Farnished ROOMS, sinre oren ite, 605 E street Lorthwest; pesr C: ity, Hall park; Louse has changed hands and been cuehly remodeled. je st OR RENT BAR-ROOM: one of the best ‘tends in the city; more suitsb'e for a unmar- ried mans Eo dieeculty to 0 to obtain license; reut low. Address at once BA®-ROOM, Btar oflics. _jel-3t" {OR BENT—HOUSE 615 Oth street, between F and G northwest; contains 11 rooms; newly parcred and painted and all modern iniprove. t 840 per month. Inquire DAV#S' Hat Btore eat) Pevney!-ania ayenwe. jet-tm FOR BENE AND, BALES OF PROPSHTY, PRIVATE AND AT AUCTION.—See Baileti: ivaved on the Jet and 26th of every mooth at the cfhice of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th street northwest jel-3t* {OR RENT—Ty gentiomen ‘only, at special rates, nicely-furn ele or double, with first-claes table b good refer- == required. Apply 912 M — eg wee a Fe BENT A dcalrable RESIDENOE 1m rood Reichborhooa, convenient to F street cars new houee, i thorough repairs all modern Tint provements; nine rooms. Apply at 38030 strest, Georgetown. 31 lm Tt RENT—A late DWALLING, with ex'ea- sive groends; hinge contsins fifteen rooms bas modern improvements: rituated ou the Heights of Georgetown, ¢n line of F-street ours; will rent cheap. THOS. J. FISHER, 1524 F atreet_norta west. m31-6r FG, LEST QOUNTRY SEAT, (ne House, Washington Branch B. & O. wasn Or forterm of years: larwe. commodi ng, complote, with every convenience. Appr 9 TN GES = SARGEANT, 60 Lexington a = ExT At 730 Sth st. northwest, nicely airy KOOMS on first floor; fu tire ne Sto gestiomen ‘only; with Board. ant location. m! Fo BENT_For July end August FURNISHED HOUSE, nesr Mount P:cssant: plenty of shade and wood water; location desirable. Terme sonsble. Address H. W. YORK, care Mt Fleas drug rtore. m28-6. OR RENT—HOUSE No. 923 D street no 0 per month; gas, water closete, &c Inquire at $36 Louisiana avente. m27-im ROK RENT 505 Maple avenue LeDroit Park, avery handsomé DENOE, with all con- Feesence. 2 L. BALLER & C0., Lobroit Baild- F= BENT Furnished BOOMS, for gentlemen, ith or without Board; F street ear passes the door. References exchanged; summer rates. H. JACOB, 920 Farragut Square. 25-26" Fone RENT—FUGNISHED ROOMS. communi- Becond floor, Apply 3050 st. nore m: a RENT—Well farnithed PARLOK vas ot fronting two streets, in most oo Part of be city, with first-class BOARD. STOCRHAM, 945 K st miteine Ror BE Fey ae ey ay desirably < cated. App “LEY BROS., coruer 71 st. and Mhod hei are yon is mlz. inn BOOKS, &c. BE serene ey TESTAMENT. received the Revised Version of the NEW rien SARMENT in Tarioua sizes and styles of bind- ing, from 16 cents to 810. leo, companion to the Bayles Version. ex- plainivg the ressons for the changes msde on the authorized version. WM. BALLANTYNE & SONS, m4 428 Seventh street. peat PUBLICATIONS. Kkawlinson's Ancient Monarchies, 3 vols. Fartoa’s Life of Voltaire, 2 vols. ao ‘8 Historical Ge: ol mes, Foo phd Ab) NEW TESTAMENT, various nasi peers Library, complete. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, ‘one mile from Mul from Ammendale, on thi IL, 2:24 acres, 60 improved, balance 1 Cimbered. later orchard of young trait trees. Frice, 84,000" Address i, WILLISTON, 4 Braciord'Co., Penna. JUK BALE—To settle an Estate—The Klocant OTR eS atory, and Basement PRESS Bele « i, No. 132 Ost. sontheast, 8 emies squares from U- has eleven rooms, bent de i furnace and coal roor Cilered for 85,000 cash a, 8, caber Rendall and others of promt ence Hye in the rquare. Apply to OWNER, No. st. 1 orth weet mas ate EGR EAE SE EXQHANGE Ep crry PROP: ‘—FABM of 275 acres “in Montgomery county. Ma.t «ood “dwelt ing and ont-buildings excellent orchards; well-waterea and fenced uv quiles from Washington: 3 ja from depot. Apply W. E. BUBFORD, 1115 F etree mi? POR SALE—BEAU = SITES OF Tm- PROVED AND UNIMFROVEO PROPERTY, bear the proper'y boaght by the government for a ational Obs sevatory Having sold this property to the government, I have control of several bean- tiful elites adjacent thereto and enjoying the Advantaree cf health, pure mater ana magni Siewe Of the city, river and surrounding country. Within 30 minutes drive of the center of the city, Which I can dispose of on vt reasonable terme, rae it 740 D st. northwest. Fe BALE-—SiOKE No. 1619 Lith et. north- West; good business stand. Price $1,700 pement House Bb. 1617 1ith st. north west, Aveo, Store st corner of 10th and u ; Price £2, 00 T Panes LEAVING THE CITY, OB OTHERS Sishing to dlapose of their FURNITUBE at the ATE? — prices, address Box 72, Star office. jj = a. MONEY ADVANCED ON IMPORTANT ana FALCABLE INVENTIONS, eltiier before or er patent. Box 86, co EDL CATIONAL. GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Si Corter ct nuh ‘aud L etrocts hordiwest, hota SUMMER SESSIONS Foriretrnction in Practioal Penmanship, Letter Writing, Bingleand Double Kutry Sooakespine and Buriness Practice. Tuition: Day seesions, $7 per month; Sissions, €6 per month Pervous Cesiriog iostruction in Practical Pen- mapehip only, received morning or eveniax for ® ooprre <f vixicen ieseons: tuition fas. 85 Full informatio eiven at the Odiieze office. m30 NSTITUTION FOR THE IMPROVED IN- struction of Deaf Mutes, 1611 Broadway, New ‘ork. iy artienlation School in the coun- ta evening ished 1867. Pure oral method. Send ‘apl-0o6m. OF BOSTON, (Graa- 4 Conservatory, 1878), Yocal and Iustrumental MUBIC Be ‘Mit ber 8. Mise Leavitt may be ad- Greased st Meizerott’s Music Store. ml0-Im ISS AMY LEAVITI uate of the New En, M will resume instraction ‘pavarEy, 55 i Okan —Misthematon ‘Bpecial attention to Weeparation fo Yor 0 Gollan, lew, Weat Point, Annapolis and all competitive examinations. Eee BW FLAN, A.M., 702 6th ot. northwest ARCHER INSTITU ss WASHINGTON, 1D. 0. r Chronlars address Mrs, ARCHED. 3 3400 achusetts avenue, Wi __HOUSEFURNISHINGS. _ R®™ KIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS. ALNUT DISING E9OM REFRIGERATORS, PATER OOOLEKS. CBKAM FKEEZ " ALL AT LOWEST PRICES. GEO, WATTs, m2R-2w 314 7th at., five doors above Pa. ave. Pecekatep POTTERY AND POBC! i. EDDY REFRIGERATORS, WLITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS, GLASSWARE, all Kinds M. W. BEVEBIDGE. mi__No. 1009 Pennsylvazia ave) 5 Cod TM SEASON. Weare, offering at prices as low as they oan be obtained in this or in nortuera cities, the following Beasopable Goods: REFRIGERATORS, CREAM FRELZERS, WATER COOLERS axp FILTERS, JELLY TUMBLER, 80DA TUMBLEBS, WILMAKTE & EDMONSTON, mi? ‘109 Market Bpace. ZEMATO WATER OF a TOES erov 194.4501) Pensa ave.