Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1881, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON FRIDAY ++-JULY 8, 188i. CROSRKY &. NOYES.._..Editer, ‘The Evening Star has a reguiar, perma ment.bonna fide daily circulation more th: treble that of any other dally paper pub. ished in Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here added together. ———————— SS ———$—— ‘THE Stax office is connected with the Telephone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any information or business can be sent day or night, free of chsrze. Persons leaving the city for the summer can have ‘Tux Stax mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents oe and the address changed as often 56 ired. Cendition Still Hopeful. ‘This 1s the critical seventh day from the shooting cf the President, and the fact that none of the dreaded unfavorable symptoms bave marifested themselves thus far to-day gives further encouragement for the hope that he will pull through. Of course he will not be Teckoned cnt of danger fer many days yet, bat a3 each period when a special danger was ‘ breatened ts safely passed, the chances of his Tuning the gauntlet of the others are tn- Teaged In the same degree. —————— Another ‘Accidental Coincidence.”’ Captain 0. H. Riddleberger, John S, Wise and Collector Brady, of Petersburg, three of the leading Virginia readjusters who “accident iliy” met in Wasii{ngton last Tuesday were in Har- Tisburg, Pa., yesterday. Fate seems to throw these gentlemen together most singularly of late, withont amy design on their part. They all happened & be tn Harrisburg at the same time, and the singular coincidence was made more remarkable by their meeting each other at the residence of Senator Don Cameron. Tues: gentlemen are somewhat apprehensive that their repeated accidental meetings may create an Impresston that they are on some poiltical mission. Bence. they announee that there {3 1s no polit 1 significance In their movemeats. In thct when In Washington, a day or two ago, the) feelingly expressed too much regard and anx whi ty for the bi President to dabble In polities life ts in danger. ee eee Should be Pablished. ow that the steady improvement in the ident’s condition has reassured the people 1 calmed the public mind, there ts nosensi- reason for the longer suppression of the Ts and papers taken from Guiteau after his * St. The people are anxious to know every. d with the assault upon the ‘hey feel that they have a right to uorities state frankly that there is ho suspicion of a conspiracy. rt ts plain to everybody that there was none. There sno pretense that the suppresaion of these papera will, in anywise, assist the ends of justice. Indeec the reasons assigned for the continued secrecy with regard to the would-be assassin 4 his movements are frivol- ous. District Attorney Corkhill is quoted a3 baving said that the letters and papers Which are soeecretly guarded will not be used either before the grand jury orin the trial of Guiteau; that they are not necessary to either his indictmeat or conviction; and, in fact, taat “they areof 10 conseyuence.” If this is true, then there can be no valid objection to the Publication cf these papers. Their conten’ will show, from ail accounts, the origin of the murderous conception in the assassin’s mind, bis train of thought walle contemplating a method for the assassination, and his reasons— such asthey are—for it. As already stated, the theory of a conspiracy has been exploded, and but few now entertain even a suspicion of that kind; but. there are some who st li cling tothis idea, and the best way to coavince them of thetr error is to lay before the c untry the letters of the assassin, which, the author ities all agree, clearly prove that he was en- tirely alone in his crime. At least, this much Hight can be thrown upon the dreadful affair by the pubdiicaifon of these documents, walle thei e is Lo good purpose to be now subserved by their con. iua-d suppression. Es The Great Comet. Mr. 8. C. Chandler, of the Cambridge (™ Observatory, communicate; to a New York paper some information about the comet now Visible in the nortLern heavens which t 1¢ pub- Me have long been walting for. From the ephemeris of the comet given by Mr. Chandier, and which dates back to May 29th, tt appears that the comet seen with the naked eye In Cor- Goba and Rio de Janeiro about the first of June is Identical with that now visible tous. Waen first seen 1a the southern hemlsphere tt was a Very conspicuous object, but there is good rea- ‘son for believing that it might have been sea, ‘With a telescope, as a nebulous object many Months ago. The epbemeris shows that the comet in moving northwest and towards {ts Perthelion rose and set at about the same time as thesun, and, of course, could not be seen in this latitude until it had reached a high Rorthern declination. When rising before or setting after the sun it became visi- Die to the naked eye. At the time Of its nearest approach to the sun, about June 19th, 1t Was almost in straight line between the earth and the sun, and the earth must have Passed very near or possibly through sme Portion of the comet's tail. It is hardly possi- ble that 1t could have been seen in the northern hemisphere before the 2ist of June. From Mr. Chandler's ephemeris it appears that the comet will be within about eignt de- | grees of the north pole of the heavens on the 16th of the present month, and {t 1s probabie that It will continue to be circumpolar in our | latitude until Its great distance from the earth ane sun renders it no longer visible to the Baked eye. The frst elements of the comet's orbit sre a Striking resemblance to those of the great comet Of 1507, but it is well known now that the two comets Cannot be identical. After a few Months’ observations astronomers will be abie to teil whether or not this comet has been seen Guring-the last two thousand years, Se a As the hanging of @woman in a Diack satin | Gress In England placed that fabric under ban a8 a material for women’s dress for more thin @ hundred years, 80 Guiteau’s use of the phrase “stalwart” last Saturday ts Ukely to consiga that word, fo the political sense in which it has lately been applied, into permanent retirement. ‘The term was used to describe what might per- dbaps be called the advanced wing of the Tepubli- can party long before the present split in New York, which made it so familiar, and bobody now 1. Weves that that complication had any- Uilng t> do with Gulteau’s crime; but for all that ti» assassin’s appropriation of the name to him. If will so surround !t with horrible Ageocia!l ns hereafter that no one will be likely touse the word except as a term of reproach, and povody will be willing to wear it longer ag REPORT OF THE CONDITION or THE Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank, AT GEORGETOWN IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AT THE CLosE oF Busuyess, JUNE 30TH, 1881. RESOURCES. Loans snd discounts $257,321.03 Overdraft ioe vetene 314 85 Bonds on Fie.000:00 mds on 5,000. Other stocks, bonds, ai ‘930.00 Due from approved tesa ents. 183,083.75 fe from other national banks, 1; 248-09 Due from state banks and bankers. 4,665.55 Real Kstate. furniture and fixtares 17,950 00 Current expenses and taxes paid. is Yatanrien "fund with ta." reas: urer (5 per cent of ciroilstion): Total..... IsBILATIES. Capital a id in Undivided profi National bank notes outstanding: Dividends unpsid - outer National enks Indi Due to other National Due to state banks and banker Tetal... Diptrict of Columba, County of Washinaton, ss: Jn, Cashior of the above-baced ao solemnly ‘awear that the above state- ment is true to t of my knowledge and be- ser. . W. LAIRD, Jz., Oashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th sy of July, 1! 881. MAYHEW PLA‘ER, Notary Public. Correct—Attest : M, J. ADLER BENS. MILLER, OM. MarTHEWB, HEAVY REDUCTION i PRINTED ALL-LINEN LAWNS. t Directors. it 3,500 yards all-linen Lawns at 15 and 18 coats, former prices 25 and 30 form 5,000 yards Union Linea iawn at 5 and 8 cents, fermen uricen Sand 125 conte a Of. the. above rete styles and ve cheap. No remnantsor refuse stock, "7 ‘°F Sumer stock of ail kinde a at equally low rates. BROWN & CLAGETT, 809 Market Space. J¥8. J W. BOTELER & £0N, . Have just received another lot of It ERIOK REFRIGERATORS. T= aONTGOMERT WAITE SoGrHUR SPRINGS, Mostcomeny Gounri, VA., lias been leased for aterm of yea:s by M. 1. COLLEY, of the Hamiiton. icgton, D.C , and is now opener for the reception of guests ander the new management je connected with by a narrow g1 Springs. Speci be amDpadeta wivite Fell discription, address at the ‘awilfon or the Springs. Oo. Man- ager. Dr-J-W. NABH, fe-ident Phytician tye tn (CABBAGE PLANTS —Best fi id winter va- jeties. 100,( 00 for sales | Exloe of seasonal bie, jy8-2t* Floral Hill, near ‘Anaooetie: D.C. KOPOSAL® FOR FILLING ABD GRADING UPON THE GROUNDS THE EXACUTIVE MaNBION. Bee oF Orriog oF Punic B TpIKGs AND GRov WasHixGre: July bet, 88). Sealed Proposals, in ‘duplicate, tor fueataning ard spreading Karth, Soll snd Gravel upon tue #rour ds south of the Executive Mansion, will be received at this office at 12 o'clock noon’ of JULY 1rB, 1881, and opened ii i reece tte immediately thereafter in Specifications and b’ank forms of proposals be ture hed upon proper ay ication te tntsotles, _Sy8 6t Colonel U.S 4. ta charge. ‘p#oPosaLs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES. OFrFice Punomistnc asp DEerot fama gi separa, | a duly 8, ‘Sle pesied Proposals, in in dupticate, with a cov: of tl dvertisement attached will be rece! at ule Oey “anti a2 oo M. WEDNESDAY, d 23,38 fc lelivery, at the U.S. Bub- city, & tence the ‘¥, of the Toliswiine Bub- barrels Flour made from Spring wheat. $, 008 pounds Soap. hard Isundry, nok to contain r in, or an im of resin, and to be free oun lirations 1.200 Satine ib Dmmait boxes Tavie aft BETS, poo ob vstsndard tample Of Fivur can be secn at this Olsatiples of the articles p:oposed to be delivered must be submitted with the propoaals ‘a he stores to be delivered b: Envelopes ehould be marked “For fs further information apply = Fe under- %. six J Capt. ne A AFIS OY US8L3 FOR FUEL and opened imze ‘asta presence of biddera, ‘or farni-hiug tl required for the tiseal year euding Jane ! ecifications, blank forme ¢ required information may bee proposal and an f ried at thin ogee, ot Golosel USA ia Cniirne. ILLa BECUE VUE, CAPE MAY, N an view fiom windows. Oppo: ess Hau, Dear Beach aud Depot. VE MBS. C. A. = teat NO. S&S SOARCE TWO WEEKS REMAIN FOR US TO CLEAR OUT THE SUMMER STOOK. WE MUST LET IT GO AT A SACRIFIOB, AS WE DO NOT WISH IT RUINED BY DUST AND DIRT. WE CANNOT ENUMEBEATE ALL THE BAR GAINS WE ARE OFFERING TO OLOSE THE CASBIMERE STOOK, (THERE 18 NO REDUC- TION ON BLUE FLANNELS AND BLAOK CLOTH GOODS.) WE CAN GIVE YOU A FEW ILLUSTRATIONS THAT WILL GIVE YOU AN IDEA AT LEAST OF WHAT WE ARE DOING ALL OF THE $15 CAS! IMERE SUITS ARE NOW 311.75; THE LOT OF 86 PANTS AT 84; THE LARGE LOT OF 812 SUITS ARE NOW 310; THE 5, 86 AND 87 CHILDREN’S KNEE-PANTS SUITS ARE NOW 84. THIS GIVES YOU A GLANCE AT THE REDUOTIONS IN THE MEN'S AND BoYS' DEPARTMENTS. WE KNOW THAT WE MUST INOUB A LOSS IF THE GOODS GET DAMAGED; 80 WE FREFEL THE LOSS WHILE OUBFRIENDS WANT GOODS. 10 THOSE THAT KNOW THAT WE CARRY A LARGE STOCK If | IS NOT NECESSABY TO SAY THAT THIS I8 NOT AN ODDS ANDENDS SALE, THE SIZES AREALLCOMPLETE. TO GIVE YOU AN IL LUSTRATION, WE HAVE SEVENTY SUITS (AT THE PBESENT MOMENT) OF 2HOSE FINE ENGLISH “WEAR-KESISIING" FABRIOS THAT WE SOLD FOR $22, REDUCED TO 818, AND ARE NOW CLOSING THEM AT 815. A LEADING TAILOR OF THIS CITY SAID TO A FBIEND OF OURS: “THAT IS LESS THAN @ desx ration of political faith or practice. Mani‘esUvy a new word must be coined or Shou. President Garfield die from the wounds of ane ‘assin Congress, representing the peo- ple cf the country, would undoubtedly make Suitable pecuniary provision for his family. But much more significant and touching ts tne movement of the people themselves in that a!- Fection, such asthe plan set on foot in New York yesterday to raise a popular fund of a Quarter of a million dollars for the purp se indicated. Over forty thousand dollars of tre amount were pledged ina few moments time, and additiore will doubtless be made so speedily and in such liberal sums that the pro. osed Umit will soon be reached, The effort should Rot, however, be confined to New York nor to afew places only. There are persons in every part of the country who will desire to ¢»r- Uribute to the fund, and they should be ¢ ff dea ‘the opportunity to do so. jpaeecenan FOR COAL, Orricg oF Puntrc Parare: -ASHINGTOR, D.O., Judy. Ww. 1831 Bry coals wil be races af Bae piclock ma. for furnisl rit’ 600 tous George's ‘Greuk Coals task BP pemtacincr we application Ps sddreesed 19 SOM Dr DErnELS. a d0HK D. DEFRERS. THE GOOLS IN THE SUIT CO38T SAKS; THEY MUST BE GOING BY THE BOARD." WE TELL YOU (CONFIDENTIALLY) THAT WE ARE NOT “GOING BY THE BOARD.” WHAT WE ABE “GOING” TO DO I8 TO OLOSE OUT THE GOODS AS USUAL—ONE PRIGE TO ALL. A SAKS & OCO., 316 and 318 7th street northwest. §” NOTE—WE TEAR DOWN MONDAY, JULY 13TH. jy7 sil 811 ‘TRIMMMED en BONNETS At cost to close out MILLINER! jy4-6t Lowe, Market Space. — Oo CLOS® OUT ONE 3UADRED PAIR str Bis 1.60 Low Sloe 61; yaees Low Guwrer gh hood aaa LOWE'S. rey for 8180) Vow ta, | Tee. and 87, wep goutie ‘Tadiee' Sandals eee al = ‘1914 axp 1916 Pewxsyivamm Avs. @. W. BELBE. 426-3m. K OUT FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY. FIRE-WORKS, PAPER LANTERNS, FLAGS, ALL SIZES. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRIOE. CH. RUPPERT, Ro. 403 7th st. northwest. a SSEOEOQNQLLLLCEEEEEK. SUGAR DOWN AGAIN! SUGAR DOWN AGAIN! AND WE ARE ON DECK With a supply bought SIHCE THE DEOLINE. Also, another large invoice of GREEN, BLACK OR MIXED TEA AT 60 OENTS ‘That can’t be equalled in Waeh!ngton for making ICED TEA. LUNCH GOODS, GREAT VARIETY. FRUIT JARS, ALL KINDS—PRIGES HOW. €LPHONZO YOUNGS, GBOOEE, 504 9th Street Northwest, $020 Opposite Dally Critic Offios. . —$—$—$—<—— ICE PITCHERS. A full assortment of Plated Ice Pitchers of superior quality, with Metal and Porcelain linings. Fine Plated Table Ware and Outlery in great * variety at very moderate prices. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., 3€20 1107 Pennsylvania avenue. $500 REWARD1 OVER A MILLION OF PROF, GUILMETTE’S FRENCH KIDNEY PADS Have already been sold in this country an Francs: every oe of whiclr bas given pertoot satisfaction, and has performed cures every time when used according ons. directio; ‘We now say to the afilicted and doubting ones ass © will pay the above reward for a single LAME BACK That the Pad fails to will POSITIVELY "nd fy PERMANERILY Gat Lumbago, Lame one a Gravel, Dis! f the Kidni acon ‘and Retention of the Urin tion of the | gos Cree of the Bi ladder, High lored Urine, in the ee Bic 18, Nervous Woaltneoss and in fact Biadder and ‘Urinary by private disease or otherwi 186. you are au Weakness or Say disease See Bidder, or Urinary OU Hat BE Mutated eos ewallowing unos medicines, by sim- eanese eruertrs FRENCB KIDNEY P-. CUBES BY aan AB pone a for PROB, GUILMERT: HH KIDNEY PAD. and take no other. inst Bos eet it, hes 00 and you will receive in i wi PROF. GUILMETTE’S FRENCH LIVER PAD ya vil positively cur gure Fever and Aue, Dumb agus, yas Fever, Jaundice, Dysi ona all aaa Sr the Re? Stomach and Price $1.50 by mail. id for A Guilmette’s ‘Trestise on ie Ridieys and Liver, f ree by mail. Addreas FRENCH PAD Co., Toledo Ohio. SCHELLER & STEVENS, Agents, jen. 505 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘SCHLITDS MILWAUKIE BEER, THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY, For sale In Bottles by Dealers throughout the District, and in Oasks and Bottles by the Agent— SAYPL GC. PALMER. Depot— 212 to 1224 29th st, now. §a" Telephor. —— 023 Law ney oer ee ¢ they ive formed a ouuparinerniy for forthe eas of 1 a ander hetae 2 Toe io perrke ts I be seqonpia wil be paid ‘Treamurer” Often No aad Pare LUMBERe DEY BOARDS, No. 1, 16 feet.....per 300 ft., $1.15 © STOCK BOARDS, 1x13, 16fect... "= 1.50 VIRGINIA FLOORING, No.2..." 1.60 CLEAR SIDING, halfinch,No.l. =" 1,00 WHITE PINE SHINGLES, nearly c'ear. (el- ebrated Orapo brand... Per thousand 3.90 WE FURNISH ESTIMATES OF ENTIRE OOST OF BUILDINGS FREE OF OHARGB- WILLET & LIBBEY, SIXTH STREET AND Huw YORE Avanva® BSrBacus BquaRm, NontHenn Liseety Maneer Squans. C488 OFFEBS WANTED IMMEDIATELY for several second-hand PIANOS, property of parties leat soe peaee, Ny Mo, 320 NG if ig SINCE WE SAD YOU WARE whed our SUPEEB MARACIBO was sn = criors wsour vod pratt ana comfort ‘from tht nc ‘notioe, ta ‘With a n S008 cup of coffee — sel nears Syt J UST OPERED— eo! Soe 1918 Pennsylvania avenua. “TEEL, jes 935 pounsyivania avenne. UMMIT MINERAL SPRING WATEEIt is not 8 CURE ALL, Dut rarely fails, when rly Bro) 4 D: Fo gs ga Give ita trial chet. 547" ar aaepliQoleesa and Hatt, AT FAOTORS! near OG at, northwest} jervousness, book of earas. WANTS. Two WOMEN fc bbing. Ai WANES ris 9th ot marten TONE A ‘ANTED—WOMAN, ee wash and iron at Wo 2s Street, Geergetown. Apply at once. P furnished saat We ies eee yea Gee D WOMAN to do 3 3 eral Eooeewer eet an ye = Wirth wacon Sora Se oy ee to aa ences requir ‘west. useful to bia e ane seweirane air isis at Hiversdale Dairy, 1191 Tite ot A ae ar : ntlemad aad wife with ttle pas hree unfarmished BOOMS with Washington Address 2012 at-northwest_ 15-8" '‘ANTED—To Raxt—A small neat HOUSE, or lower partot attoute, by a food teens ant; must oot exosed $18 ner “month. “Address, Hating location and Towest terms, J. 0. W.; Sar 378-28" Ses thoroughly com} een PHARMA- of ee en Bthian, fam iar ith the Retail Phar a is departments ddress FRUPRIETOR, Bt ANTED—Saroa rEABERE we = a west. T. AB) ‘3y7-2 AN'HD—A ae BakBER at 805 5th ae northwest; strady work, good pay. 3397-20" E. E. SILt. ANTED—A first-class male COOK, well re- Wermuendea, at LeProit Dining 812 F street northwest. WV aid cd ssirgie pveman. ‘8 neatly fur suaed second-story ae ox 8 Btar office. ANTED—By ano sas ae wat ten uch BRE SRVANG, by the mock. Call at No. 616 H street north: Sy7-3 ANTEO—Ore good Te Eos ROOFER, alo one t has workedat thetrade Aorly tou oe POY that SHUGHRODE, 414 11th street southwest. WA8tED. —A& SITUATION, by a boy of 17 Years of sgo, eno is willing to do any kina of =e for an honest living. address Gok. - Star ly 7 ws TES—To eae S ip sore HOUSE eight to ten rooms, Eand id 10th and ath Streete uerthworte Address. ‘Temedinsety, PERMANF NT, Star office. ly7-at* FANTED—B: fp ee treet) jl wae Girls, ase fore Best reference (ovine last Please 1 for pites Gays or adcross No. m8 on “street us east. 7 20° ws ‘TED—A WOMAN who see pie- asking, White preferred Apply at 1100 E Ls porhwest, between the hours of 9 and 11 4. m. ANTED—A Pmart we for Chamberwork and weiting; also, y work about houne, Inquire at 485 benn- avenue “nerthwcet Se XARD MEN. | Steady work until Cire eer ae a wages a8 is paid by any one. WASHING!ON BRICK MACH’ Né Oo., fi and Boundary northeast. Je29-e05t_ Ge Gee od pouiers fer aes * ite V red CO9ES, MAI JS, NURSES, WAITERS, &e., with ee AL ply Eicenged ‘Agency, 926 F ‘street northwest. 0. & 5 WANIEDS Three or, four GNFURNISHED OUMS, between 9th and 15th streeta and Ma avenue and H street, suitable for Heht housekeeping: no children in the, pet maily. Acdress Box 60 Star office. Fe ‘Two able Bodie d MEN ee nm Farm. Apply to R. FULTON'S Loan Of- fice, we Sth st , between D and Pennsylvania ave. northwest. jy6-1m Ae ‘Baltimore, New York Oity and ‘Boston White and Colored Gooks, Ohauiber- inge, Waiters and smilies far- northwest. WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. ANTED—At Rice's old Steam Oarpet Cleani Worke, 49) Maine ave. southwest, FEAT: to renovate, MATTRESSES to steam and Fe make: FURNITURE to jy8 ANTED—OARPETS TO OLEAN. ‘We do not better and hi) our work is don ae i any, any, other venta piiahent | 9 ‘Orders by telephone. (80., 616 Louisiana ave. 3625 WAStEE-t announce that banat Peni Room 4, 14230 New York aveune, OOn- MISSIONER, OF DEKDS: De for 5 ny ‘eTATE and eee Uv. B. I[ONER, EXAMI- REE NOTARY” Abwayein office fron dam to renovate by steam and make over. bear holatery and ‘Decorating. Furniture stored an rec and examine. At F. H. YOUNG'S, 1404 Pennsylvania avenue. sp12-6m ANTED—FUKSITURE TO STORE in fine WwW storage rooma. OHAOE’S, 616 Louisians avenue. marll PRRSER te rome: reontare te pack aad W tiinsens to semaber tom erin H. CHAGE & BRO.’s, 616 Seni pie ee and SILVER ia las wantities. Highest : sul Bena, ave, between Sd aad i ata ants snr TO KNOW THAT I SELLA é-clsss Pallorenads, Becond hand BUTT, much betier and & wrest deal cheaper thas & [-bant COUNTRY BOARDING. (TA AIM HOUSE, WITH PLENTY OF Atns t 2 a eau, Ce tens Cagenete KY f it morning. irees Dr. F. E. aati SLOOT, Herndon, Va. jy8-dt* _ UMM! BOARDING —At the STONE MAI BION, Columbia Height, few deiteritully co Toomis; ten degrees. lower” terperatiire. thea in town, Every home comfort; shade tices and lawn in abundance. dy7-2t* WO DELIGHTFUL ROOMB, for gentlemen c: ies without small children, at Farm House ES haPningly located on Polat of Boeke 4 copes trom Was 0 por oldiers’ ae Home. Terms $2 . | Haiaenort &O (COUNTRY DOARD-At ae Sampiay Tar AND At the “Maples 7 min- 1. ade. water Cis firs. KENNEDY | tarel, Fo Prince George county, Md. SUMMER BOARD ON _¥ARM- Noi ma Clarke county, Va ingstow andl Obi Kallroad, to, Hotnd Silt and vie Sasnan, Valley Hailroad to Berryville, five miles to my residence. Send for of "Addreas Casticwanvs Ferry, Clarke co, Va., 0. M. GASTLEMAN. m30-colm UMMER BOARDING.—The subscriber, Being 1) > yards from the shores of South yer Ae US RE chive miles from: Annapolis, sto tare Sumner Boardors at reasons: , fruit, vexetal oys- Bea Wikog nosa”"Aatoe ee. 1, Annapolis, Md. sy6-4t* (COONTRY BOARD A few more BOAHOERS be comfortably accommodated at an old Virginia farm-house. Ap ae fo Wal. L sat Waterford, Le udoun count icine Nes WINDSOR eS oa = ae horses Bor tn aa BA Ton pes orges, Ko. md Ly. frocks oF sddirase 2 EE Nos ate. FOR SALE. Le SALE—New and second-hand, Sete Chee ae ape best the ty. 8. ns laail 303 10 b ‘Samanta 3y8-1w HOE BALE- El finished. Rosewood Uase N,cotave | © PIANO, ith “handsomely senteos oY Gover and cteol) 400 a ie, *pi00 cash Property of Jaay lesting the ity, and is an 6x08p- Leary iminiaia mead sea 7, RIMMO, Jjy7-6t th street. zi S ABS Ti rot OK SALE —Just aril a car load of HORSES: will to Sold MEN ‘commended or no salt [ARRI- SON'S STABLES, corner ltt nal vio: n.@., Capitol Hill. No fancy pricegasked. jy7-6t" SALE OHEAP—A MA ane, 5 Rey old, guaranteed sound ard ati narnces, ‘Apply at 200 Seetrcetecu Rae Zapyimeaet Novant Cabuaans &CO., BakE Ts A a IDE city for ernie old, arr Peter at Ses 2a ba pa vopreante, BA! {OB SALE—An Se r Sucuaeemoert out presaul promptly attended to at m12-2m* Sans it is superb. OR RENT_-DWELLING HOUSE No. inv , containing twelve ents: reat, 875 ‘por moathe JE, No, 517 7th st. LS BENT_A three-story brick HOUSE. pores eet northeast. oath i street northeast. ays.at pe bath-roomn ad fey Ses es coer aa we oe ‘next door. nate Fen Sn awe be vacated ea Ts a for gentleman and wife only: po ghilgren; to be Bonween Subd Sym, 1116 FE: Sn HOUSE, No. 1731 orth weet, sieht rooms and Beth | modern i — Sirs closets AP! D, 1406 vania avenue, oF 1813 street northwest. e384 eet, aS KR BALE—One three-story FRAME HOUSE aa between 10th and Lith southwest vibe 11 roome. Fos or particalars apply to CHAR BELLE Kab, No. ib est soubeest 378-31" OR RENT—STORE and three ROOMS joining; also, four ROOMS suitable for Went hou x it For particulars appiy at 312 3d a et Fee RENT—PASTURE ©, 27 acres adjoining Roldiers’ Hone on west. “Two entraccse from ‘that. apply at 712 18th st. northwest. 137-20" Ker BENT—A few more pleasant ROOMS are for rent, with BOARD, at Falis Church. Doar Pee. ice. Svinte om Weite to ANSON B. noon RENT—BRICK HOUSE, 4°6 rooms, OR oe on LEASE—LOT, 40 by 85 feet, two squares of 9th and Penneylvaniaave north- west. used for coal and ktoue varde. re} sea Apply FILLMORE HARBISO) es SE eee ae 'OR RENT—HOUSE No, 1728 10th. street north ‘west. bétween R and § Streets. B. BROWN, Alexandris, Va. aa st. northwe Fo RENT—HOUSE 447 M rooms, Summer kitchen, bath, &c., ken 38 Bex month, ley SP for at once. | Oaill’ at 501 cones amis ave. jy6- fa SON'S FRE PROPERTY, PRIVATE AND AT AUCrIOR. fee, Bailetia issued on the Jet and_18th of every month at the office of THOS. E: WAGGAMAN? G19 Teh sine rthwest. 3y6-30" Fe RENT—A PROMINENT BUSINESS STAND Store and Dwelling No. 425 10th st. es hear gas oftice above Pennaylvanis Store be detached from dwelling, which contains 12 rocms, including two large parlors. larze cellar, gas, water, bath, &c, Ingnire at 925 Loui-iana 4y5-3m Fo k RENT—STOR# No. 2.8 10ihat. northwest, south of Fenpsyivania ave and rear Wholesale market. A good stand for grocery, teed or com. mission Business. Inquire at 92 Louisiana ave. Fs: RENT—OFFIOR ROOMS in orereton Building, corner 7th and F ete. scam first 352 aS ea ae {0B BALE—Three-story brick RESIDE SOE, F No. 124 E street northwest; peasant with flewers, shade tress and foustarn. Pcoperty ean be examined between 6 and7 p.m. Jeli-im* FG BENT—The beautiful VILLA and 8 acres ae Soldiers’ Home on west. Entrance py Witney avenue Inguire cn premires or at 712 23th street. Je6-25%" ee ‘OB RENT—A desirable RESIDENOE, is wood F° neighborhood, convenient to F-strest amis new house, in thorongh re ail modern movements pont at 3303 0 Setzer, Georgetown. BUSINESS CHANCES. (OR BALE—Onear—For cash only, an_old-es- tablished JOS PRINTING GFE with cood Willoftame. Sstisfactory reasons givea for seil- iug. Acdress Box 11, Star oftice jy8-3t* OR KALE —A Bargain in a eee De ‘Too 1 BOURE: gis Bot toss A norinwest 5 : on ara balanos Tponth at 6 per cant inter : ow? DANENHOV vanes = 3y8-3t ae wrreet. ‘OR SALE—Caear— COTTAGE = Laure’, B. & O. Railroad. a minute's walk from Station: Thirty-four feet front, 8 ro: two fuil lengtn pore front and rear: in rerfect repair of hply foctal ARLES H. STA) NLEY, 2) Lexin: et. Baltimore,, or Laurel, Mi a FoR Se caatae well-stocked DRUG STORE now dcing a good business: reason f telling other business. Address CEUs, Be star W iaretctan teat ost for — or five years on firet-class real estate located In the anorth- tern a ie this city, at ave Se iy semi-annually. commiesion ae Box 1, Star office. Bs dy7 30" HAVE FOR SALE, in sums to nuit dngpstors, 8 imited amount of METROPOL, Soc! K, of this city. This stock hus Jost made ai: jncreased dividend. The Road is economically aud successfu'ly managed. Its Directore ate from our most influential snd responsivie citizens, and it rons through sections of the clty which are being ‘most rapidly improved for business and residence Durpores. Thay alco forssle other INVESTMENT St CURITIES, su 'y Bonds, Gi ry ich as Cit Bank and Whether. you wish or bare OFF! fteopalitan Bauk Buil Office up stairs, in the hallway. dy6- in wR SALE—BARGAINS—$3,500 will buy? good HOUSE and fine LOT’ frontius oa Jadi- Gary Fquare. 89, 700 will ay. DWELLING with STCRE ROOM ard ood LOY on 4:h street, between I aad K streete-northweet. Time. $2,500 will buy one of those elegant modern BRICKS on F treet, between Ist snd 2d streeta Dortheast. Time. corner business PROPERTY on 82,010 will buy the Tine of the Gouna raitw 2750 cash will buy five bu lding LOTS on East Ganitol etrect, near Lin-o'n Park, containing 10,494 square feet, worth thres times the pric . ML (BER, jets? 509 7th street. OR RENT— THE Ovp-EstaurisHED AND POPULAR BESTAURANT SALOON, yale Summer Garden in reat, and lapse cellar, 423 office and Mi luseu ms, A few doors north et Possanacte eee eet lent stand for a hotel. Thoronghly renovated. Inquire at 926 Louisiana ave. iat jy5-3m a OR GATE -The MILL. MAORINERY, UNEX- ompany, and RIGHT TG WATER pibaoet pany, Iniey owed and used’ by by W. G. Busey, deceased, MIBUBEY'S EXCELSIOR QUANO. ,Aiso, the KIGHT and FORMULA forits manu- ure. ‘This = 4p situated on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, a miles from Geo! i 6. TTHEWS, 1900 31et at,. OF Mi. 1) ADLER: S108 Bridge 3e30-3m_ R SALE—A first class BUG STORE, doing Aleor dS BUILDING LOTS and 800-008 "BRIG 1106'L street northwest. Je20 Georgetown. Rese sega TERR OSL DETORED patent. Box 85, Star office. MONEY TO LOAN. XN ees 20 LOAN—In sums of 81,000 and over. ath Apply St EN NEDY'S leal Estate 158-8 : ‘16th street. to invest with safety. Address OU, BER, Room 7, St. Cloud Buildin iy See MONE oo MON Se a = a t per month, on perso! ropert: FULTON Loan Office, 314 9th st, near Pes ‘2 avenue northweet, i M NEY TO LOAN. In Bums to Buit, ON aus ore goatee lowest rates. (OK, BEAL ESTATE, Foca nes Thos Baa Lae apiece. |. Bld'e. 1 Meaterl re REAL ESTATE AT. AT ¥ PER CENT. NO 850,000 TO LOAN At Six per cent, rai 0. HOLTZMAR, ma 10th and F sta, northwest. ‘ONEY TO LOAN. MONEY to loan 0 on BEAL ESTATE, in gam of from 100 ‘and upwards, at lowest raise of DRY GOODS. GUARANTEED Bra MOST FAVORABLE PURCHASE. 81.25 MULL FICHOS, now 500. 81.38 MULL FICHUS, now T5o. €1 50 MULL FICHOUS, now 22c. $2.00 MULL FIOHUS, now $1.50. 82.25 MULL FICHUS, now $1.62. ALL HAND EMBROIDERED. AND MANY OTHER EQUALLY DESIRABLE BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, aT COCHRANE & CO’S, UPTOWN, Orrostre Eicas’ Baye. sy6 i ng LL WOOL BUNTING GE: SDARME, 15 cents, 44 never sold for leas than 25 cents. LINEN LAWNS, warranted ba’f linen, 10 cents. LACE STRIPED PIQUES, reduced from 123 to 8 cents. CHOICE MADRAS GINGHAMS, 123s cants. PURE LINEN LAWNS, fine quality, 20 cents. NUFS BLACK VEILING, decited barzain, 50 centa. REMNANTS OF ALL KINDS at ‘ow prices, WHITE GOODS in great variety. MADRAS GINGHAMBS at 15, 25 and 40 cents, terns new and qualities first clase. MANY DARGAINS WILL BE SHOWN. ONE PBICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 355 919 Pennsylvania Avenue. _ iA= STRIPED MUSLIN 'S, 8 and 1234 cents. 4-4 FINE LAWRS, 8, 10, 1234 cents. 44 FERCALES, 10, 123 cents. JOB LOT CHILDREN'S FANCY HOSE, 15 cts TYLER & CHEWNING, “355 918 1TH STREET NORTHWEST. 5, 000 YABDS — LAWS, BEDUCED "axe. LAWNS, nua mas be, 50 pieces best MADRAS GINGHAMS, 1230. Beautiful line of PRINTS, 6c. 50 dozen NAPKINS, $1 60; worth $2. &® cozen LADIES’ HANDEERCHIEFS, 12\c. 80 Gozen GENT'S HANDKEROCHIEFS, 12)s0. Beautiful line of WHITE GOODS, { INDIA LINEN, PEBSIAN MULL oon OSLENS, ‘ 8, DOTLED SWISS V&L. LA’ ‘ALL MaRKED Downs. J. A. LUTTRELL & CO., sy Si7 Market Space. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF BEAUTIFUL LAWNS AND MADEAS DRESS GINGHAMS IN WASHINGTON. LAWNS! LAWRS! LAWNS! beautiful LAWNS, 5c. beautiful LAWNS, 60. fects of reduced to largest L PERSIAN LAWNS, the new inbid ane Goods for Ladies’ and Very Sine qualit cual INDIA LINEN, onty 200., worth ie out fall ‘of our new P. LB at actual Closing out al of our besntifu: 25e. DRESS GOODS ot 1000 eces), at 15c. wide i, for Ladies’ Dresses and Dus- Yard- : Ladies” DUBTEBS, $1.25. CARTER’s, 3025 711 Market Space, Washington, D.C. DRESS GOODS. GUINNIP, DAY & CO. $20, 523 and S24 Seventh Street, WILL MAKE A GRAND OFFERING OF FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERI- CAN DRESS GOODS, DURING THE OOMING WERK. THE IMMENSE VARIETY OF NOVELTIES AND STAPLE STYLES, WHIOH WILL BE DISPLAYED aT ATTRACTIVE PR CES, WILL UNEOUBTEDLY MAKE THIS _ THE LARGEST SALE OF THE SEASON, A LARGE LOT OF OMBRE-SATIN MERVEILLEUX 848H RIBBON ‘FROM AUCTION AT HALF PRIOR: GUINNIP, DAY & CO.j DRY GOODS. WOODWARD &« LoTHROP, 921 Penn. Are. 921, BEGS TO CALL ATTENTION TO AN BLE- GANT LINE OF BLACK SILK GRENADINES, At $1.25, $1.50 and 81.75. ‘WHICH ARE VERY GOOD VALUB. ALso, A SUPERIOR QUALITY OF CREAM NUN’'S VEILING, 30 INCHES WIDE, ONLY 370. YARD. BLACK LACE BUNTINGS, TN VARIOUS QUALITIES, AT LOW PRI BLACK SATIN MERVEILLIEUX, BLACK SURAH SILE, BLACK SATINS, AT GOOD VALUE. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, e21 isa Penn. Ave, oll. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS PRIOR TO TAKING STOCK. panes AT COR ANDERFO SOOTCH UINOHAMS at 87%, redrced from 45c. MADIas GINGHAS Mb at 12%, Pyrecsd from 159. BARGATRSW IN WHEE” Ar eet eupearp. 4] Let G00) 5 See MUSLINe, DRESS @0UDB NENS, Free! ‘t on roy DIES, and Finest Quality AD- n LA at 3 BLACE “GEENADINES at ‘*Greatly Reduced NAVY. BLOE, oe AMBELS for the Beaside and FRYER OM OL OES. NUN'S VEILING, SUBAH BILKS, CHUDDA SHAWLS. S@ ONE PRICE ONLY, PERRY & BROTHER, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, CORNER OTH STREES. 332 SINGLETON & HOEKE, 808 Market Space, Are offering the oneAoN BARGAINS OF THE ‘The best ALL- WOOL EXTRA SUPER INGRAT ee. 7% cue per yard, reduced from on scAnangeom Une of TAPESTRY restcles, ey yODY BRUSEEL MATTINGE, O1 L008 woRRiTe TTCRE OOVERS and meat CARPETS: ‘TUBNKD at short LUST AND FOUND. O8T—Jn!y Fth, GOLD MEDAL on the w from 7th tor — 7 mt. ot Yor: fern &o can and return to i reward. Owner OST—During storm of Thursday, black and fan TERE LAK DOG; had on silver piste link collar, with hame of Topsy and sadress thereon. Liberal reward if returned to 3019 weet T et. Iy8 2t AREN UP ASTRAY ‘Thursday morning, July ith, one per can come aud pr’ pre nd 13, cuarwes and take it away. BE WN GANDY, 2418 T strest northwest OST June Ub, a arse AMETEVETEING at sortrest Liberal rewind wi will be paid if re- turned to above number. jy6-30" PERSONAL. PERSONAL. HENBY FRIES, the ex-loador of the Theater Comique Orchestra, has left Wash- ington not to return. it" ERSONAL Mus 1 BAUBRDORF, has re Zerdially invites her friendato call” “yt ae 3 Meet BUpOUIS, FResor Lt prt prea and future, lady fovgedvee or Sto id a.m, and 3 Spam OO eee Ate Tee bg tlemmen 80 cents enc = 40s Letina betreen étb and Sth streets north LADIES GOODS. J. P, PALMEB, : a ee No, 1107 F street northwest, Bavirg left for Europe June 29th to make selec- tions for next season's goods, we will offer the re- of our stock of STRAW GOO! FRENCH FLOWERS, O8- Tein PLUMES, Exon bree at. reanced 5 wae es SEU am Gary July and an- WILLIAN OFFERS 20 PER OB! yy Fa 4 or Ew SC D8 — Pattern Bonnets and Rey Wenpecall ihe beet Silk Ws ‘Street ass and Trai ‘Lawn and separ. Lowa and pera,