Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1882, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. W, ™ suvsrer « soxs WASHINGTON The Evenine Seay baka maaan permanent. bona fice daily circulation mere than weble that vy ether duily paper published in Washington. and cemat to that of all the Se EE sepeen here ated eantier The Double sheet To-morrow. ‘Tux STAR will be issued to-morrow in double- Sheet form. There were printed and sold of last Saturday's double tesue 19,433 coples. Adver- Users will confer a favor by sending in thetr orders early to insure insertion and proper classification. — ‘The municipal elections In Vinginia yesterday @o not sei to indicate any material disintegra- tion of the coalition movement. Party lines were @s*inctly drawn, and the fight was stubborn in most of the citivs, each side apparently regarding the loval ‘cout-st as preliminary to the coming struggle for Congressmen. In Richmond where here 1s a large democratic majority there was Practically no opposition to. the ticket of that party. In Petersburg, the home of Senator Ma- hone, the coalitionists have eiected their candi- date for mayor, over the present incumbent, who Was the democratic candidate. In fact, the result | in that city Is a decided readjuster or coalition | twtumph, ali the city officers of that party having Deen elected by large majorities, In Norfoik the heaviest vote ever polled was called out, and the democrats made marked gains. This was proba- Diy due to the fact that there Is not a harmonious coalition of the republicans and readjusters in that city. That is the home of Congressman Dezen- dort, who opposes coalition, and favors a straight- out republican organization. The demoerats made & pretty clean sweep in Lynchburg, though the coalitionsts seem to have held their vote of last Year. These local elections show that the con- gressional contest !n Virginia ts going tobe de- termined and aggressive. The democratic organs Have been endeavoring to prejudice the ex-con- federates agoinst Senator Mahone because of his ‘voto to refer the bill to repeal the law prohibiting ‘those who participated in the rebellion from hold- ing positions in the army and navy, to the judiciary committee; but,so faras the municipal elections 0, they do not Indicate that his int Bpsngen Taaterlally weakened. Of course thaseveral cifte from which election returns have Yeon ‘sHiet¥ are but a small part of the state, vote in ‘hose cities probably, reflects the general coalition mentimeot. The result of the congressional.con- ‘test may be very signally effected by WITEceon, of the straightout repubiicans If the mo¥emefit, al- Teedy inaugurated, for a reorganization of the re- publican party meets with success, republican can- Gidates for Congress wil! be nominated in many, and perhaps, all the districts. This would bring about another triangular contest, and consider- ably upset present calculations as to the outcome of the struggie. ~~» ____ ‘The ticket nominated Wednesday by the tndepen- Gent republicans of Pennsytvania ts made up of men who are not professional politicians, and this will probabiy be considered a point in its favor by the peopie of the state. The convention was care- ful to ascertain of its candidates beforehand ‘whether or not they would accept, and in this course sound political judgment was manifested. ‘To have nominated men on trust would have been & mistake, for it would have had a somewhat de- moralizing effect for the candidates, after the ad- Jourament of the convention, to refuse to run. It 4s apparent that the managers of the independent Movement realize that they have a wily foe to fight, In the “machine,” and that they are on the watch forattacks from front and rear. The plat- form declares firm attachment to republican prin- ciples, and makes civil service reform and opposi- tion to the patronage and spoils system the chief issue of the contest. rr ‘The House joint resolution making a deficiency appropriation of $16,000,000 for pensions passed the Senate Wednesday. This added to the $50,000,006 originally appropriated make a total of $66,000,000 for the current year. The estimate for the next fiscal year 1s $10,000,000, and Congress will have to Sppropriate that sum to meet the payments it has Promised in the way of pensions. These enor- mous expenditures are mainly under the “arrears” act, passed several years ago, giving to pensioners Dack pay on arrears.) When the bill was pending ‘the estimated amount of its cost was from about $25,009,000 to $10,000,000. Instead of. decreasing, ‘the payments under the law have been increasing annually. ——____<+o+—___ The Philadelphia republican papers, the Press, Inquirer, North American and Evening Telegraph all agree that t will net do to pooh-pooh the in- dependent movement. The Press says: “Friend and foe alike must concede that the convention ‘was strong im character, strong in distinct pur- Pose, strong in high principle—nay, more, strong in tts sincere and unqualified republicanism.’ ‘The Ledger (independent) says that “the man who makes up estimates of the probable result of the November election in Pennsylvania and fails to take im the independent movement as a most Ln- Portant and possibly decisive factor, will make a Gelusive reckoning for himself and for whatever party he chances to represent. The movement is Teal, widespread and intense.” ee The latest reports from the peach crop are that the yield in Maryland and Delaware will be abun- @ant, while farther north, and especially in the Hudson river valley, recent frosts have killed ali | that was left by the earlier cold spells GPa ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. _ Hpgrs. DEPART aExT 0 or THE Potomac, ) RAND ABMY OF THE REPUBLIC. [ ‘25th, 1882.) wena of of FLOWERS FOR MEMORIAL DAY Tespectfully solicited from ae er ot backwardness of difficult to ‘rorury tn meena = TAYLOR &uH Ye i ££ at ab as PENNSYLVANIA AVENUES. COACHING PARASOLS, MOURNING PARASOLS, MORIE PARASOLS, PONGEE PARASOLS, SILK PARASOLS, SATEEN PARASOLS, PLAIN PARASOLS, TRIMMED PARASOLS, FLIRTATION PARASOLS, CHLLDREN'S PARASOLS, Is ALL NEW DESIGNS axp ELEGANT PATTERNS. NECKWEAR! NECKWEAR!! = OTe Choicest Materials and of the Newest Styles, Some peculiarly elegant NOVELTIES. HANDKERCHIEFS Of the Most Exquisite Description. TAYLE LO UR \F AA ‘F deh | BROCADES, DAMASSE STRIP! . 250,000: 215,000. | Otter stocks, b ‘ond aiid tortgaies. 1-930. us from approved reserve seat 106,357. | Due her national banks. 7,437: Due from state banks and bank 3,901 Heal Estate, furniture and fixtures 1p 9: Current expenses an: 065: ieee a. ze 2.200: an 4,219. 14,530. 19. 56, 584. 84, 000.1 11,250, HAVE REDUCED THE PRICES OF ALL THEIR SUMMER SILKS TO COST, AND IN MANY INSTANCES BELOW COST.” 24-INCH FOULARDS AT 60c., FORMER PRICE $1. CHOICE LOT OF FOULAR 43 ie AS DS AT Tie, HAVE BEEN EXTRA OUALITY ROULARDS AT $1, MARKED a ane hears FEE SW HE orLEx DID yEny CHOICE SHADER DUPLICATED AT THE WE ARE DETERMINED TU SELL, AXD WILL OF- FER MANY BARGAINS IN FIRST-CLASS GOODS. INFERIOR QUALITIES CAN AL- WAYS BE BOUGHT AT LOW PRICES, BUT THE OPPORIUSITY TO BUT A CHOICE ARTICLE aT ALOW PRICE SELDOM OCCURS. PARASOLS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. DRESS GOODS MARKED DOWN VERY LOW. LINEN Sere (PURE LINEN) 20c. MADRAS GINGHAMS IN EVERY GRADE AND COL- On AP TE VERY LOWEST PRICES. NEW LOT OF CHOICE PATTERNS IN SATINES. ELEGANT STOCK OF BLACK GRENADINES. ¥y VELVET. AND SILK GRENADINES, IN GREAT VARIETY. EMBROIDERED ROBYS, ALL COLORS, at $15, | GUIPURE EMBROIDERY AND SPANISH LACES. ag SPOT PONGEE, PONGEE EMBROIDERY, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, fone Paice. 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. _N.B.—THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. my36 D™= ADVERTISING PAY? avo. 2.) As we said yesterdsy—tho first thing to be done is tobe truthful in your advertisements. The second—HAVE WHAT YOU ADVERTISE, that is to eay—havecnough to suit and fit all who may call for the article advertised. If the quantity is not large STATE IT in your advar- ‘tisement. To-day we want to add that one of the greatest delusions of many advertisers are that they imagine the pablic believe whatever they chose to say in their advertisements, Now it is simply ridiculous to announce that your goods are always sold at about one- half of the price others ask for theirs. Frequently we find it desirable to get rid of a lot or two of goods. And we apply the remsdy—the best in the world to get ria of goods, A LOW PRICE, but we do not on these ocon- sions say that the entire stock is marked in the same way, for this in plain English would be lying. We think ‘advertising pays us, for the reason that we have the largest stock, always have what we advertion, we tell you all we know about the goods we sell, have every facility for your proper examination of them, and after you examine them at home and concinde you erred in your Judgment we refund the purchase money without any conditions whatecever. Recently we advertised that purchasers of Children’s Suits could procure an extra pair of Pants of same goods if they desired them. There were no less than twenty persons who imagined the extra pair were to cost nothing. ‘There are a few people in this world who imagine theirdollar has a greater purchasing power than their neighbors. They find out their mistake ins house like ours, where the same price prevails for all. ‘To-day we placed on our counters an clewant Hatr line Cessimere pair of Pants, from the emallest to the largest size. ‘The price is Five Dollars. They sre better value than any five dollar pants we have had for years. 4. SAKS & CO, mys ‘316 axp 318 SzvantH Stexer. RPortr OF THE CONDITION OF THE FARMERS' & MECHANICS’ BANK, OF GEORGETOWN, D. C., At the close of business, May 19, 1882. NATIONAL E 2 id S58 ||8 h} oS Seek 8] 236s: Durrazcr oF Couvants, County of Washington, I, W. LAIRD, Jr., Cashier of the above-named bank, dojrelcinly swear ‘swear that tho ho “above, etatament is truo t> ome a PE AIRD, Ju, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 25th day of May, 1882. = MAYHEW PLATER, Notary Public, Correct— Attest: c.M |. MATTHEW! gt fie, 5 es yt emia Directors. It 50 CENTS A POUND. “BURCHRELL'S OOLONG. ‘TRADE MARK: (*Srmmve Luar Tea.) ‘The Extraordinary Iaducements Offered in Presenting this TEA are PU! at no other place than 1332 F STREET is the same ‘the chest ‘the ‘The price by or by ingle N. W. BURCHELL, my26-4t TEA DEALER, &o., ko. M4™Nes, MATTINGS, MATTINGS, IN GREAT VAKIETY OF STYLES. LOOSE COVERS Se esraitane Cat en ate sede by our Philadel- ‘WINDOW SHADES, spears In Grunt Vareer Hus VAPOR COOK STOVE. -MEATED peeing 20 DONE AWAY WITH. THE ORIGINAL HULL STOVE IS HANDLED EXOLUSIVELY BY OUR HOUSE. JUST RECEIVED THE NEWEST ee ere rae ERRER:ARD: STRONG. te: gi ici taecas, ALWAYS READY; THE-| BOSS COOK STOVE OF THE AGE. CALL AND SEE THEM. COOLERS AND OTHER SUMMER GOODS. REFRIGERATORS, IN GREAT VARIETY, OF- FERED AT REDUCED PRICES. SIMPSON & GUY, ‘my25-10¢ 1006 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Fricvres DONT LIE. Believing that the continued suocess at the MISFIT STORE, corner 10th and F streets, is partly due to the puldishing of some of our prices, and strictly adhering to them, we shall simply continue the same line of argu" ment. A PARTIAL LIST OF OUR BARGAINS: $1.50 for Bie Fiannel Suits worth $12. $9 for Biue Fiannel Suits worth $15. $12 for Blue Flannel Suits worth $19. $13 for Bine Cheviot Suits worth $22. $8 for Casaimere Suits worth $15. $9 for Cassimere Suits worth $17. ‘$7.50 for splendid Cheviot Business Suits worth $15, 1 fer awe Digs! Back ate on S for al-wool Diswonal Black Suite worth $28. for finefBiack Suits worth $40, $21 for ane Bick Gaite worth saa Cassimere Suits worth =. $18 for fine French Cassimere Suits worth $33. ‘$20 for fine French Worsted Suits, silk facing, worth #45. $21 for fine Diagonal Coatand Vest, Prince Albert frock, worth $40. $25 for fine Black Diagonal Suits, eatin lined, Prince Albert style, worth $50. $6.50 for Drap d'ete Coat and Vest worth $10, $9 for Spring Uvercoata worth $14, fn al ibencoreins $12.f0r Spring Overcoats worth $5 for boys’ suits, from 12 to17, Srerth $7.60, $6 for boys’ suits, from 12 to 17, worth $9. $1.50 for boys’ suits, from 12 to 17, worth $12. $5 for boys’ School Suits, 9 to 12, worth $8, $2,50 for Cassimere Panta, worth $4.60. $4 for English Cassimere Pants, worth $7.58. $5 for Custom-made Pants, worth $9. $6 for Custom-made Pants, worth $11. $1.36 Black Alpece Costa, worth $2. ied eee rare |W mintuatceds Open OB mae Bateeha ie ea pcm CARRIAGES, oe Star ase Top $20) ottond Drop Treat Paste Barneys oa oe Si cink ees Meee faeatte eivaaade Re Row wer Wook. i onad PPP A L A il oS88q - pe AE fh Sows PB OA*% Tare £4 HE Sss58 RRR = J 2 Fro ty A E meh Y BE R BR OO 4 4 LLL. 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE aND 401-408 TWELFTH STREET. Previous toour GRAND SUMMER OPENING (due notice of which will be given) we shall give one grand SPECIAL SALE or LACES. SAME TO BEGIN THURSDAY, MAY 18TH, 1882, Laces. from 90. up Bussian to 186. Laces. ‘Laces, from 10e. up ‘Maltese to 220. Laces. Laoes, from 3c. up _‘Rdelweias to $8. Laces. Laces, from 26e. up 0.480. Laces. Laces, from 18. up Marguerite to 190. Laces. Laces, from 17e.up ‘Brabant to1Te. Laces. Laces, from 38c.up Silk Antique 0330. Laces Laces, from 160. up iracourt to 25. Laces. Laces, from12e. up Point Dijon —to 2c, Laces. Laces, from 12e.up Coraline —to Sc. Laces. Laces, from 15c. up Rose Point —_to Shc. Laces. Lecce, Wortill have on hands small lot of "Laces Laces. Laces. Lacea. ORIENTAL LACE Laces. Laces. At 19¢. and 250. a yard. Laces. Loces. Just received the latest Novelties Laose. Laces. in Laces. Laces. POLKADOTSPANISHLACE, Laces. Laces. in Laces. Laces. CREAM AND BLACK. Laces, PP AE A em Ber AA E AA Tt S585 P 4 A LIL AA It Sggs8 4:4 Eee T AE RREO O YY AA L R ROO ¥ AME 2 ROO ¥ A’ A LLL mit Fre WOOLENS, FINE WOOLENS, FINE WOOLENS, IMPORTED THROUGH THE HOUSE OF E. H. VAN INGEN & CO., OF NEW YORK AND LONDON. ‘The Best GOODS the Foreign Markets san ‘produce, which I am prepared to make up, giving THE BEST CUT, FOR SALE—HOUSES. BUSINESS CHANCES. Wiki: ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN, TO COOK AND Musthave good references. ue ‘M street northwest. feat tour =e $1, 380; meet Se sees ‘AND SALE -qanee FEET. oF quam ponerse Ss eee ‘SALE-T WO FOUSES, €30 AND, ND, 6 AS reat fey pte sgl ES pa eee ater ne nine chen i Se ED ROOMS, SINGLE OB my26-3¢" — STREET NORTHWEST— R RENT — 705 Taralahes, Bocuse Wit use Of ban eh i ere EalasSS \UTIFUL RESIDENCE — ELE- oe ee 9 rooms be- Fat eee ee Tre ‘nd south exposure; terms low. ae "ANTED-A NT AND EELIABCE ing. Must vel Smepuumended. Apply a 17 at 1917 ust Sous wal a Harewood eee Tebetret Wists ita roger nordiwoat sie aN yg Ee pa FIRSESEase 0 O00; a girl ‘to takes Also, fc Al at eames eit, ae a HERS wae Serene IGENT, GOOD NATURED Girl to attend ena'(9 ‘hiner ‘and do chamberwork; Taust be able to read ‘and willing toleeve the city: 3 best of reference required. mynse pply $27 East Capitol street. ANTED-A GENTLEMAN COMPRTENT TO ‘manage agents and canvaasers to act as Kenora: agent on oom comnndon, forthe owe ealling subscription Frente tae right ient TPan, and nf fariory Sm Beatty every published, — ‘ED—ONE FIRST-CLASS BUSHEL MAN AT GEO. BERGLING?S, 1318 F street woe ee RENT—ROOMS FOR THE ae TO gentlemen, at 220 2d street southeast. trade f dwelling | end peat Tis Tat art Pesca BARGAIN. RESIDENCE Fv stable. street, near Mth. Sold SREY & GREEN, 539 Tete, mi3-im ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOM OMS, = HoH fa aceaoa sa OR UNFURNISHED Soors; 520 10th street FURNISHED - aa UNFUB- FES ‘TWO HANDSOME THREE-STORY (finished in i ‘conveniences; R_ RENT— TWO Sor | Pola ished oom ‘'m22-1m* were oy st ae pe 000 TN ies references: , Star iy RERTODO QORNER STORE IN Finet avenne, euit- , Tent reaaone- rears aE. WESOOTT & 00., corner 30th streete northwest, — ____ my as-6r" OR RENT_TWO ad) PART (UNFURNISHED), above Markriter's ‘on first ficor, ‘ERMS, $20 CASH AND $7 90 f feet to 10-toot — ox + pavement Soy W. STARR, 1429 Now York venue. mao lore oy RENT—TWO Soom OH ON SECOND J eines ee to JAMES E DAVE DAVE SOME Sit Beam snetranta FOR Toca hg Oe org =a : a Wastin FOREMAN FO tbe! Gamat wee aXiGENBED AGENCY, COOKS. Weir MAN dcuble outer, Tookki treet, one door from 7th | J. ml6-20" es influence. We desire to ‘that will double and treble the ‘value of Limited fered only to Foe SALE_BARGAIN—A FEW CHOICE LOTS, BEAUTIFUL | HOME 1 AT A BARGA’ pz a pon-remident, an id; new ‘A VERY Di DYSIRABLE F. FARM ‘Wallace Pye farm: reasonable terins, “Address JAS. Anacostia, D. ar. AND Dany Fan > DAIRY AIRY FARM FOR SALE a Fost ae aay & asaae | Renee gee w RENT— NEW NISHED HOUSE OF | ap market Lol Pas ankes rons oom snteet in cacmaraaeny torre Ore | SB tae SESE |e are for months. EA. MoIN’ Sis F atrect. mys6 Os Fors 390, TO ALLEY, O€ Foe RENT_T12, lize ‘STREET SET NORTHWEST. ae ot ae Dwolling, four bed-roome, Pacey chen mud snd diniag- mE 3. W. STARR, Kg mise wood order. m20-6¢ 1429 New York aventis. eae cath 1438 Thor ‘BUILDING LOTS IN MOUNT SALE_CHE, OR RENT HOUSE 90 FRENCH @ Fiery F ee me et ers ANT, 140 ite street road: Siven Zune 1. D streets closets. ‘Possession c. DUN CANSOR, ‘9th and my26-3t ere einen BY Two WHITE Capea " SITUA- Was inning, gdh oor we Chamber: Ware So oe oo and 000 ‘Apply at 135 30 eareot nore NTED-SITUATION AS COMPETENT BOOK- BY A A REEPEOTABLE AND oe and ironing correspon: slator omny ip goa rion Sacnuy aston, ae ttle : LEE, poste cenanie Debineee id. my26-3t* og pe it B oni poor ‘Apply on the promisca, =| V6ers FeAtSIS per mont R RENT—DWELLING 619 G STREET SOUTH: Fun iborhiood. it $25 ue ar tt avenue. = setts sven Stain). Son, aes, Jab janes HOBBINE. by R SALE—A BEAUTIFUL LOT, Soe three nd located on Massachu- reservation, c ‘and Stanton: 8 rooms, excellent ee ee Apply to A. D eG Stan eee my25-3t" FE BENT-UNTIL NTIL, OCTOBER Jer A Rr py HEY Fae Srna eet ee So core oe ‘commodions aud with all oon a1 ent soma, aes Bae sae ; FORSALE—MISCELLANEOUS BR RENT— FROM lez JUNE. No, 1294 F STREET, Fo se LE-ONE OF THE Beer ROUTES modern improvement to re with penee ath ‘desired. - rise 'N, 1128 lth structs oF at stern REND Fs | aeRO fa Drug Store, corner i3th an WANTED—ROOMS. Were Ai IDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN and wife desire two Furnished Communicating Rooms on second floor. dress JOHN, Star office. It WANTED—HOUSES. Wiktepto RENT, A FURNISHED OR UN- furnished at Gaithersburg or vicinity. Ad- tee giving terma, oat Ottioe Box Washi becom nine rooms, bath- modern ‘inproverente; ne ew fresco painted: 618 R RENT—ONE ee ra == Saar HOUS! F2 eee eg ee Bt ica Inquire at 403 7th street northwest. For List of same ad- Fe RENT_A FIRST-CLASS TWO-STORY-AND- eo per montane Bann: | merchant HOWER & 80) sa Paeree, PE mi-3t OR RENT_FURNIGHED HOUBE, No. Pen ran reek for the. mont basement House; Fagen {tappovernents 1325 COR- fone, July and dtilaren. SoH EMS, B, S10 Betzee: ee Fase fall 7 oe Sig Cy plan, os Proved ; $100; part payment. OFS8 ous sites ren LARGE ICE BOX FOR ras THAN suitable f See. "Oun be coh ‘at boa = pe atte ARGAIN—ELRG| B SALE—JUST RECEIVED A NUMBER OF Fon ack Nene ee ected! BOOM, THREE: | HV tno riding, driving and work Hotes: also several Fy Back me War TO, BUY ASMALL HOUSE NORTH. month, Term from une anti Obisbes “aan af Tie Sretcam. THOMPSON'S Gable 9h ad cron oft;net io oxeced, $2,600. Aadrom, with terme | oe Aho oe iee and location, “*A. Fae olin my36-5¢" ANTED—TO SMALE, NIGE HOUSE POR BENT FURNISHED He HOUSE (TWO meee Fee SALE 100, CARE CARRIAGES, Poaamrs aS AY, snd back sac fog eaarel® NOPE | wenk at nominal rea so irony Bric TAGh Le oes Ses rage Keponte 468 anasto G SMira To of, the rent in advance. T street weal, Permaneilt; $15. Wil. F HOUTZ Elegant turnouts for'hire by the day, MITH, 730 potthwest_ MAN, 1501 ¥ street borne a Be RENT_HOUSE NO. 1416 N STRERT ae Fa te WANTED—LOTS. Fee being thoroughly ovarhanlod. F mee Ears Sek Boyes harness (OLTZMeA\ stroots, OF 3 ‘The above pple ENG LOTs, ON, GAPITOL | Piya at ca ae m20-60 Searle, Sl ity hac oP Baer via chore dyn aay otter rete. to surpiy » ‘demand! Fons RENT— BATES’ MANSION—OORNER M AND | 1013 ret mi8-2w ation a ae EADpIy St once tore Me simp. wit besutifal eamenrae “ehade, Sooue Vicgint among’ them tre daeie SOMREB, 1000 ¥ ehecabnecshwest-_____my20-3t ” ery, ke. with stable and o ia es Rant ee | oy =e sand art Sepia 4 MA 4 cart oF eee oe m20- ‘sound. "Gan be een sf WANTED+;- MISCELLANEOUS om i RENT -NORTRWEST Fe TORLION OF ory, Soe aaeT et northwest. ‘mi8-2w WAN. Sau SHAN AND PINS, Ml; 21 feet front; ba; "window front 3 aide goolient orden eeaniia Tec oF eit 1d price, W. J. PETERS, Tota feet eee be low ages in, Reasonable terms. oy 20 1410 Boundary’ strech northwest ent gee | Mall tod. W., P.O. Box 662 ANTED—TO WILE: A DRY WELL, AT a N firect northwest, sieht ‘cubic _yarda ciean beach wzayel. Apply to aS, 1382 Ve San Was ray INVALID D RECLINING Chair, ordge. Apply to 228 12th street southwest. . my25 3t* W toor Clout 600, CU i Ante es sani a sdopted and by ‘kmen. ready to make call calls id feller “ond your your spostal to ate ee ee Seer ae on my Farm near ‘Bladenebare, Bron of rane, shade ‘and water. Inquire on, promisce, or R.A. SHREVE, Bladensburg, Md. mi6-Im* WW ANuee CARpe TS TO GLEAN BY A. i. CHACE & BRO., next door to City Post Office. The only perfect carpet Cleaning machines yeti rented. No club or whipping process to ruin cary rpets. cared for uring fi eine or otherwise. “Carpets returned Ontere. by telephone Re ear nOUER Roh 13 DURBARTON ES ‘West Washi 0 JOHN iN TROUBLE, iio F strock OF B08 O and an B. FULTON 3 a Lone "Sliog a. sated Bere Farge SALF—A at ENGLISH DOG CART, 3 2A TEN-ROOM, DWELLING, 14a1 FES has conorete ioe = SALP_ HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS, or hire, ed WOM. FDO DOWNEYS parihe 8-1 = | Paes Erna Pe 8. SALE_-OR 8 EXCHANGE —CARKIAGES! Ct Buggies and Wagons in ne hs Ge Deseret, sn Siig eet ee e Bi wait Tr-& ee Tor 2theks8 em: BEEBE Cortares, new freee 301 B SALE-THE CHEAPEST PLACE iz THE Fae both new and second-hand fai Rind Ee hand: x. YOUNG, Sis i i i : iL ef e a z sT AND new courses for F,, ALEX. 8. De WOLOWSKL, PIAN Pe rte sid eb his note implied Teta. ahortedt Boe oe ui cetera ae ty Oe EMIDT & CO. Fouraylvants ayeute northwest. m28-3m_ Sone EET ORE code, Mr. ADELINE e DUVAL BACK, (of New York, ) 729 13th street 228-6 _ Wists Tp RICE, 490, MAINE AVENUE ithweat, Cl with less wear and tear, than ‘any other Armin the city, Mattreises vated; Furniture steamed. Or- remade; Tenovated; ders by telephone. mi ANTED HORSES TO PASTURE, AT FARM of ox, Gov. Shaphert epille, from’ Brightwood Ing re of D. W. ATH, Jackson Wagons. 208 1 [ ANTED_STE t CARPET CLEANIN Y "proved > aay core ctor gong orde! eewise, £0 SINGLETON & HO! Ae carpets, work by telephone or 801 Market 925-4m_ Waa eee WORE OF ANY DE- ston. renovated by rarified a2 cleaned to - AE Gande RO., next Giey’ Smee mat for and T Commissioner, Exammer and Notary. office from 9 a.m. to5 ‘ANTED-OLBGOLD A ANDSILVERINEARGEOR ‘Small cash price paid. 321 Penneyivanis avenue, bet. Sf and Stemi: rales ANTED YOU TO ENOW THAT ISELL A claws, made Second-hand Suit, mach $id atest deal cheaper than s common new suitcan JUSTH'S OLD STAND, street Branch Btore, Ni men Ne Swe buy ti ge ae a No. 619 D 409 9th at. Second-hand F%, "RENT—STORE AND DWELLING, ‘CORNER Pood 3s and D streets southwest. | Rent reasonable good tenant. Apply at 1355 D street southwest. my26. POE SALE, SPRING AND SUMMER CARRIAGES. one hi ‘to select from. BUBT. m29 Repository and Factory, Tosti ne ae: Fo: RENT—BAKERY, STORE AND DWELLING, 1816 Sth street northw order, will berented low. THOS. J. FISHER & CO. 1324 F my25-6t street northwest, pe ee FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS ‘Trade Wagons, shove. at very. lowest ‘Repository, —¢ He SALE a GARRIAG) WAGONS, BUGGIES. E A variety of a Boga aad Carriages ad ‘of Varuiahod’ Warone ta the Que Fine Hox Wagon, One of 8. N. Brown's cos, JAMES K. PROBEY, ¥ Sa.am venue, West Winnie Nave saeer saat ol OF aoe MMS’ NEW HALLS. cor. one seg En- trance on D street. ‘Thirteenth a0, ¢ siventages OB. BU . FLYNN, AM. poke ded" 'S.W."corner 8th and K streets northwest. or in Gresk, French, German and English, Special attetion to prop- fc West ‘all com: ‘Sigtion for College, Wen, Point, Annapaile DMISSICAL ACADEMY, 1721 Dr Saves 8r.. wer. Com. ave. axD lire ‘or “Nontuwest. Principal, J. P. CAULFIELD. Mus. Dos. Studies resumed September 26th. mil R RENT—A NUMBER OF GOOD PIANOS AND 18 now for rent at low rates, at G. L. WILD 709 One of the MONEY TO LOAN. t northwest. Bass ‘street e ‘Organs jouble bank Petal Estey, a splendid in- ptrument or petal organ practice, a25-1m LOST AND FOUND. Mii TO a IN SUMS OF oe. 00, $500, Seu Oe Sey aaromaal oo 500, $2,000 and larger os my26-3t Lie ee monte 257s, A POINTER PUPPY ths old, yellow ears; flea bitten au BS MONEY TO LOAN OM BEAL Bota ATE poy ee ag oer | Ls per cent fad leather collar on. $5 reward if 630% Pennsylvania avenue oe, a Exes SUNDAY IN A léra-STREET Prayer-book. {nd Hyrnal. Call at Star office, Feceive same and pay $200, nb” on™ At lowest rates. $3,000, sae A MoINTIRES SIDE: northwest. — OST FROM a. BoGgT, AN IVORY HANDLE with the ts the initials sorted. J G:— between ous bint wee eT ‘A: GRIESBAUER: my25-2t* AN OF INTEREST N REAL ESTATE ‘SECURITY. 8. J- FISHER & CO. mil-3m street northwest. O8T—FEOM 2016 G STREET NOR’ A TD dieva feral Better bog: Wil iy BS for bee BOARDING. COUNTRY BOARDING. M°%£X 70 Loan, ON REAL ESTATE, ATS AND 6 PER CENT. B. O. HOLTZMAN, als 10th and F streets northwest. LADY HAS TAKEN, A HANDSOMELY sant hoes ame abe fora few fades nd ps t home and yan furmiainon rooean wit or tout boar ffm June lst. 1123 10th street northwest. ye HOUSE, FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY vatifal fecmy arge rooms: = ty of shade, r , Laurel, Md. ‘Terms. ep |. JUDSON, LATE OF aH SCHOOL, OF pracieiipee! Sibert mnt wtcoete, as removed to. weet, and is prepared to deliy Tet Holla and Dipculta at s.m.. when ordered the night betores Home-made Bread and Cake. First-class Meals. mi8-im* jOUNTRY Y BOARD AT. ‘WOODSIDE, NEAR BER- C' Clark county: Va conveuient to raliosee Bethe va PV at Gaea a oiag e va. Aggress 'PRAG! MANSION, CORNER 6To AND E S PRAGUE MANSION Tara cl = Board. ue weaiey iat be eoyaged for the Tat of Seine” ERMANENT, TRANSIENT, AND Day BOAHD- zi of ay ‘and T strecks: Fn MRS. M. T. umes ‘11m AND I STREETS, ap HOU! lass Table 728.9m ee OARDING IN PRIVATE Bat AT G: Baw no children ‘ares a theraburg, Md. WANZED AT A PLEASANT conn] mEY Face HAVE MONEY I tate security in ‘TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL Es. cu on Ser m6-3m ‘TO D atrest. NEY TO Wan. gumot trom pom 5100) jad aoe eo Eg Pease - a. Wi street MERE TRA or a 26 the mountains of Virginis a Poasiag: fhe Summer. season. Addrees = Jas. SE! ) COpETRY BORED CAN BE HAD, wrst tes minutes walk county, Vs f milk, fzuit a4 oe on nw B NOURSE £0. B.R. ; references Raby Laurel SUMMER BOARDERS A Flonase ocese at (GUNSION HALL: Great Beier ocean atin Se SBT, Guna, Ve Bee ree mi8-Im* age HAD IN a + Tange bate Sli ees 0.5 = im” ee pees Ferry, W. Va. eng _____ TURKISH BATHS: hrs (a REGULAB as : RORRRON ut es Prim, ae 456 © street ee eg AMY LEAVITT. OF BOSTON, TEACHER MS of Vocal and Instrumental Music and Harmony Address 944 K street northwest. Lessons until July 15. as 8. L. eR posnneme. SCHOOL FOR ee End_ Institut New Haven, pe Bend far PROFESSIONAL. ASY FEET, &C.—DAILY WALKS IN THE OPEN FEA and nusiohine yleaiae ee iif a : : i i : he eee