Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1882, Page 2

* THE EVENING STAR: WA HINGTON WEDNESDAY... May 3}. 1882. CROSBY §. NOTES... Editor. ‘The Evening Star bas a resntar. permanent. bona fide dally eirenintion more than trevie thet ef any other daily paver published in Washington. and conas to that ef all the | other daily papers here added toether. raons leaving the city for Scan maffed fo thetr adilrexs, pow ten as desired, for fifty cents a ny and changed as invariably in A Doublie-sheet To-morrow. To meet the unprecedented Gemand upon the advertising space of Tux Stax another double. Siieet Will be i:sucd to-morrow. The number of Rew advertisements printed in May is 2,385. +o It igno scerct that the ropwiil-ans have deter. mined upon an acti¥e an 1 v.gorous canvass in the south against the demo-ricy. t the party managers mxke no coneatment of th’s purpose. ‘They are counting upon very material congressional gains In the south, more th Possible oss °s la the north. the astute Jeadersof the republican purty hive not enteret upon tats m ent biindty. They have no doubt information concerning the state of political feel- Mag In that section which ey regard a3 reli ible. ‘They have had offerso: allt rom men hitherto democrats, ond seme of them prominent in that party in —_ ‘nt southern states. These men, who have ir Willingness to Join in a general coaiftion of all the elements opposed to democracy are, comparatively, ond untess they sn Influence cthers to a considerable extent their co-operation wl prove of no essential value to the republicans. It ts mainly upon the belief What political -entiment in the south 13 ripe for a Fevolt against the party that has dominated that section for some yeurs, that the re- publicans base their calculations of con- gressioual gains there. The New York Times, with the view of getting an insight into the existing state of political feeling inthe south, addressed Jetters of Inquiry to one hundred editors of demo- erate papers, at county seats. In these states, (@x- clustve of the border states.) Repifes trom fiity of the editors addressed show a practical unanimity of opinion. According to these letters the demo- cratic party, 28 a national organization, retains its hold upon the people of the south. What dissatis- faction really exists ts of a local or personal char- acter, and will not affect the result of the coming congressfonal elections. ‘There is another feature, not touched upon in this correspondence, that may becume somewhat Prominent in southern congressional elections, ‘That Is the candidacy of Independents. It ts quite probable that there will be independent candt- dates for Congress, especially in districts where a Givision of the democratic vote will not make the election of a republican possible; but the chances are that these independents will run as democrats; that they will prociaim their allegiance to thag party,and vote with !t in the main if elected. —$$<<-¢->—____ It ts very touching to read of the superhuman efforts being made by Gov.Crittenden, of Missourl, to induce the notorious cut-throat bandit Frank James to consent to recetve a full amnesty for all his crimes, and be weleomed back to ornament society as the hero of the day. In the meantime ‘We are told that the people out there are Honizing the mother of the bandit brotyers and the wile ot Frank James. It is evident that Gulteau can no longer monopolize the attention of the senti- mental gushers who worship at the shrine of dis- tinguished criminals The dashing bandit who has shot down his victims by the score, “nsing a Pistol im each hand,” has altogether dwarfed the milserable yrretch who only murdered one, and did that in a sneaking, ungallant way. Still it is fortunate, perhaps, for the ends of justice that Guiteau 1s not in Gov. Crittenden’s jurisdiction. ‘The governor would be very apt to try to induce him to accept an amnesty, in order “to restore Km toa peaceful and honorable citizenship,” as he says about Frapk James. ——_—_~<+o2___ The chafrman of the Pennsylvania republican State committee proposes two settle the differences in the party, for the present, by submitting the Tegular and Independent tickets to the republican Voters of the state on the primary election plan; the ticket revelving the largest number of votes to De adopted and supported by the entire party. ‘Tals plan would do very well if the differences be- tween the regulars and Independents related only to men, but it loses sight of the fact that there are grave principles involved. Besfies, the independ- ents are doubtless aware that in a contest of the Kind proposed they would stand no earthly show against the machinery of the regulars and its trained cap.ctty in managing “primaries.” 02 _—___ Parliamentary rules and practice in gthis country have been pretty closely modeled after ‘those of Great Britain. When the Gladstone gov- ernment in Parliament was confronted with the obstinate resistance of the Irish members upon ‘The coercion bill, new rules to cut off filibustering ‘Were adopted. It must be confessed, however, that Purliument changed {ts rules on that occa- gion with much more deliberation than did the House of Representatives last Monday. On the ‘Whole, the republicans of the House are likely to Mind that they made a bad move in this piece of Party strategy. Yan error in the copy the word "was in place of the word “reject” in the state- me,.t of Representative Speer, of Georgia, pub- Ushed yesterday, saying that there ts no pave De- tween himself and Hon. Alexander H. Stephens ‘With regard to the former's telegram to Dr. Felton, ‘Which telegram said that Mr. Stephens would not Feject the committee's recommendation of himself ‘to the independent-convention as the people’s can- Gidate for governor. Thg error was so palpable, however, that the readers doubtless made their Own correction. Fre H SATINES, LATEST DESIGNS, 50c. BLACK POLKA DOT SURAHS, $1.50. LUPIN'S NUN'S VEILING, 2c. to$t. SATIN RHADAMES AND MERVEILLIEUX. FANCY STRIPES for trimming. BLACK ALL-SILK GRENADINE, $1.25. TYLER & CHEWNING, ml 918 Ira STREET NORTHWEST. _ TR M POINTED MACKINNON PENS, AT ONE- dascogut, for three AOD CK, Late pm: -3" ‘948 F street engi partons ae s%~ sy pity Mee = a ef Syo oe THE ATTRACTION or THE SEASON. ELEGANT ENGLISH NOVELTIES. BADIES’ TOWN-MADE TAFFETA MOSQUETAIRE MITTS, MILANESE, ENGLISH MAKE, In ail the New Shades. PANGX LACE MITTS, NEW. NEW TERRA COTTA SHADES. ELEGANT HOSIERY, New Shades, New Styles. BE SURE TO SEE THEM. OUR SUMMER SPECIALTY, ¢ summer con have THe | Ss! 50c.—Repucep Frew 2e. PURE LINEN LAWNS, 1@a per yard. GREAT KEDUCTIONS IN DRESS GOODS. Our stock is verv tance, and we af®euxtous to soll, “and sreat indu ents will be offered. 5 FOULARD STi_KS, at reduced prices. New lot of EV BROIDEKD ROBES, at $15, im Black, | Wh Pink, Blue. Lavender, Navy Bronze, and Cadet. GUIPURE EMBROIDERING.and SPANISH LACES. SILKS, of evory lor and grade. Full bne of SUKAUS and RHADAMES, in Evening ‘Shades, Persons intending to pars the Summer at fashionable | watering places will find an ample stock of choice goods to velect from. NOVELTIES IN PARASOLS. We offer the largest stock of choics Parasols to be found in the city. MADRAS GINGHAMS, in every style. Fail stock of choice WHITE GOODS, in all the new materis's. in every grade and quality. sors. Summer weights. MOIRE AND WATERED SILKS, PEKIN MOIRE, &o. We pay sy ecial attention to BONNET and GUINET | SILKS, which weduy dfrect srom the Importer, and we uarzntee them to be the best goods in the market. Printe 1 and Pisin PONGEE, in great variety. PONGER, EMBKOIDE.IE£S to match. §%~ Yrom this time forward great bargains will be offere: VELVET AND SILK GRENADINES—Iarge stock. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, $2-One Price. 919 PEN THE BEST IS THE CHE Ww HITE SILK MULLS. SEATON PERRY, (Successor To Perey & Broraez), ‘Has Just received— VORY WHITE SILK MULLS at Wattre Yepra PONGER at $1 an tis QUIPURE AND SPANISH LACE | ELEGANY aLL SLE. GiuNADINE from $1. 25 to $3, RARE BARGAINS IN SILKS. Prices greatly_redi SUMMER SIL! FOU- ARDS s ‘and 1 LOUISINES. _ Pyd prices marked in red ink over former prices, 80 FRENCH BATTSEES in polke spots md stipon at260, educed from 3c. 4 A AVENUE. my31 1d $1.50. 22-inch BLACK SATIN RHADAMES at $1, $1.25 to$3. ANDERSON'S SYLPHIDES AND 8. Immence variety of DRESS FABRICS, suitable for the -mmountatng and sonia NOVELTIES IN PARASOLS, WRAPS, HOSIERY AND HANDRERCHIERS.” | SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IN WHITE GOODS. THON ES ee ib ReRU BAT ISIE, LINEN LAW MSTIIPED AND BLATD TNDEL LAWNS, FIGURED SWISS MUSLINS. &2” Pram Fieunes asp Connect PRicks. gg SEATON PERRY, syivania avenue, corner Jth atrast. Penns Established 1840. my31 BLUE. [> oe ‘The few days of warm weather we have had has cre- ated a demand for lighter-weight Clothing. OUR TRUE-BLUE SERGE SUITS are undoubtedly the dressiest suit that such a limited amount as THIRTEEN DOLLARS will buy. We have no suit at $20 that looks better. There isno summer fabric made that will wear better, even though the cost were double. We guarantee the color to be absolutely “True Blue.” The summer sun will notaffect it. The ‘Suits at $13 are the ones that are cutin PLAIN SACK STYLE. The SILK FACED SUITS cost $2. moro, so does the FANCY PATCH POCKET SACK SUIT, asit costs more to make and trim them. BOYS’ SUITS OF THESE GOUDS will cost you SEVEN DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS. CHILDREN’S SUITS are only FIVE DOLLARS, We had these goods made expressly for us, and we unhesitatingly pronounce the True Blue Serge (Cheviot finish) Suit at $13 as good value for far more money. ‘The fact is, they are the cheapeest suit, quality and du- rability considered, that we have to offer you this season. THE ASSORTMENT OF SIZES IS NOW CuM- PLETE. fs A. SAKS & CO, my31 316 axp 318 SxvENTH STREET. RErosr OF THE CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, aT wASEIvGTox, At the close of business, May 19, 1862, Real Buesto, furnitare and Arkuren Current ex and taxes paid ‘urrent expenses: a4 ne STUKTEVANT, pone of, the ALBER’ 4 of, i that the above ee ES, MMPORTED AND MANUFACTURED ONLY BY MOS? REMABKABLE BARGAIN. AVLOR @ Persian Lawns and Dotted Swiea, Woopwarp & LOTHROP ‘Sa! PENN. AVE © 912 D STREET. WILL OFFER THIS WEEK + THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS _ In thete various departmen’s: GINGHAM DEPARTMENT. er ea Bed: sah GINGHAMS, | on CENTER o Be ‘opened early in the season, i, SCOTCH GINGHAM, reduosd ee eee es cents toi conte PER price for fine Scotch WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT, 25 pieces IND) :N. full 83 inches wide, snd fine “shot dual. tan ise Ste per yard: Bnet qualities mics jo have Jast purchsaed si eo d weather soon wi ive Jat jr am ar the adv ‘of better Fu ust or tho ‘rice Baiied than can be found 200 PIECES PERSIAN LAWNS In those fine wide rods which were 80 popu'sr with our ‘Wo, offer fing qualitics wn PERSIAN LA at 25c., 380, 48-inch ‘ne, quality at 373. SPECIAL BARGAIN: | PLEASE EXAMINE. 50 pi. con DOTTED and FIGURED SWISSES at LOW PRICES. TERRA CUTTS, ECRU, and LIGHT BLUE PERSIAN LAWNS. ae We have another case inch: DIMITY LAWNS, at ay Goats. EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. We offera fine assortment of GUIPURE snd HONITON 1 a Me NN x 8 DEPARTMENT. ™ Pn MNS Cha Sin oi SPANISH TAGES | nadomtind at 25 cents per l—extra good value. HANDKERCHIEF ee 50 Dor. more LADIES’ ALI, LINEN HEMSTITCHED, PRINTED BORDER DEERCHIEFS at 1234 2 Doz. GENTS" do., do., do., do., 19 cents, THE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, Val DEN NG YEA ANTE AVENUE—912 D STREET. BBB S88 Bot ano ary Sassy BBB - Sasa AT BRA OU MM MM g858y Bp A A UU MMM = Sage8 5 ~ 1 Lot Childron’s PERCALE DRESSES, at 5 SAUNS, 1Lot irs cgauriaeat =e front Bi hohws. 50 conta, 50 conta. 50 cent y ‘Linen W! sur 1Lot fae India, HITE SUITS, “as ows. IRTS, 1 Lot Ladies’ WALKING 8K deep mnt! De'centa, 98 centa. 98 cen! Fren IP HATS, at acee De 85 cents. 1 Lot Fine French Colored PLUMES, at _BAUM’S, $1.50. 31.50. $1.50, 1 Lot New Flowers CORSAGE BOUQUETTS, at obAUws. 25 cents, 25 cents. 25 1 Lot made-up LACE COLLARS and CHO aes, 48 cents. 43 centa. 48cents. 1 Lot Ladies’ and Gent’s SILK UMBRELLAS, at $2.50. $2.50. $2.50. At ; FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. 416 SEVENTH SITREZT NORTHWEST. my20 L U U MMMM BBB KEE ERR L U U MMMM BB E ER L U U MMMM LBB EE RRR L UU MMM BOB RK ERs LLLL uv MMM BBB EEE BE EZ SPECIAL PRICES TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS ONLY. WHITE PINE INCH SECONDS DRESSED @) SIDES, $40 PER THOUSAND. OUR INCH SECONDS ARE AS GOOD AS MOST OTHER YARD SELECTS, AND MAY BE BET- TER CALLED WHITE PINE CLEAR LUMBER, DRESSED TWO SIDES, FOR $4 PER ONE HUN- DRED FEET. WILLET & LIBBEY, COR. 6TH AND NEW YORE AVENUE PP FRAE A het Pr SAE 2A ff 888s P A Alt A’ A Uf Sess8 BRR 00 ¥ A L meg 3 ty ff RO AAA Boom EE %? ¥ SMe ms 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE au> 401-403 TWELFTH STREET. GRAND SUMMER OPENING FOR THREE DAYS, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JUNE Isr, 2p AND 3p. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS For the above threo days only. Fa my29 AIS ROVALIE ‘8 VAPOR COOK STOVE. HEATED KITCHENS DONE AWAY WITH. THE ORIGINAL ay Se Bi BANDLED | EXCLUSIVELY BY WANTED—HELP. FOR _RENT—ROOMS. <TED-AT rial 16: 16TH 8 STREET, 4 WOMAN = Fae RENT—FURNIGHED BROOME FOR RENT, ‘of communicating; 608 NE sae ona ea ae as es ‘ts oar Fé yt ofek gal Stare rom he Seo aa See HENT_TwO NO” FURNISHED ‘OR UNI ANTEDAG wee. pacer Fitens, ee 4 Cpe tey ae ANTED—A GOOD AND RELIABLE WOMAN. ananust be a. fret-olans Jan: ‘and sssist with met for diuing-room, and rwork: fined ureful. ¥ to 1318 H otrect northwest. iv ANTED_AN EEPERTERCED COLORED ws wellrecammended, Cail at 728 20th strest, from 10 tot? sau TH] my! street (Geonnetows, ANTED—A Ri BLE WOMAN TO 7, TooR Woah and Ittn, 8 Girl to nurse; pring references. Apply. at 909 U street phen Rigerd my31-; ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS MAN See EATING count ‘understand all kinds of ‘ke. Apply to 1343 Pennaylvania avenue. “mysi-at ANTED—A POMERT Raft ane wos Do over to cook, wash, ‘Avply after 4 p.m. at 423 fnorthiweat myo ANTED—WHITE AND COLORED cons GEN- W thi Worken are oo! for this city, Wists 0 EMPLOY A COMPETENT ORGAN: ist, for four ast sundays, fae 5 jane, 18th: ma Eatine ORGAN, Star cae experience and ae ‘Apply at 1216 tae street, corner N N northwest, Fe} RENT 116,C ST STREET, See NEAR for Cer i eummer pthout euildren. care "Aloo, Boonton FOR_ BENT—LancE ROOM, FIRST Th Pe 659 F street northwest, near Tth sirest. $30 R RENT GENTLEMEN. AT SUMMER Fates, one or = trongrth and sour ith Furnished Rooms; ‘gual! park; fountein and broad open seeen’ sf Tote Tetreet. my31-30° REN LARGE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED fecing n-th and south. “Rent low until Oc- tober. 1536 I stroes. my31-2t" rR RENT — ROOMS — ONE. SQUARE FROM rele, for tte summer, ‘un furnished, 1127 13th street northwest; furniture stored. my30-3¢" Fu RENT—TW (008 THREE PLEASANT ROOMS mit childeen. FOR RENT—STORE Fetes northwest’ AOR Ye sti Re RENT BARIRT STORE AND DWFLLIN will reader . FISHER & oO. 0. Uae = FOR SALE—HOUSES. Bee Baie ea leh ge err ne Brest Lone Be YOURSELF A HOME. PRICE WITHIN REACH OF EVERY ONE. SMALL CASH PAYMENT AND SMALL INTEREST. ay time before FRIDAY, JUNE SECOND, AT FIVE O'CI.OCK, at which time, if undisposed of, it will be sold at auc- | tion to the he her bidder = a $0.9 witier's « Disks. corner 6th street ana New York | Saree 0 SUITES OF UNFURNISHED at 1500 L street Fe moon ta \d and third yr rent fow for summor; at 1218 ‘treck. my30-3 ROOMS, ae TWO, UN yuiet family; euitable ior gentleman aud wife "Appis: (T1501 Oot a west oe: my29-3 Fe RENT_FUENISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR pleasantly “and con: conyenientry located, an ‘of the princi At 6) Tath atest nortnveee ave bee or well ae our work Rae ‘wages, 70 contefor a day's Wear 2 ols YOUNG MEN, grown, ari lasts: Fer RENT_TWO UNFURNISHED | COMMUNT. Hating 4. bath: tou ood tenant “1236 of ate ‘street northwest DUNCANSON BROS. FO? Sate. = BEAUTIFUL HOME, OVERLOOKING CAPITOL GROUNDS. A thoroughly well-built three-story and nearly new Brick H containing twelve room, com x and lighted: all fi running back to an alley. Somimande s magnificent stew eg river, and mur- | #00d Fornaing country Prk accominodat- collar re yes APR, ae the + | _my20.6t (Opposite north entrances ry) Boundary northonat rors iekek Misciine * myaeaim Fas REFS STRRET NORTHWEST TWO Fiction BALE E_YRETTY HOM “QuLx test ag | ‘Sor, front comm' room, : 2 ANTED—A WOMAN FOR, HOUSEWORK AND ; desirable location; rent mod Hen | ST Camels Sith: Ba fo awist with washing and ironing; white, prefer, my29-3¢" ieistta bard = fin Story and bee ball ting oon ed cag betcon 8 = | Beet gues fr arsorhout: ine beset | = Si Mociocke males Meteor norkinet mse Feet ae Se jesson | Hf may adjnoeut to lows Circ at 86,00, TWANTED_A FOREMAN AND TWO LABORERS | Square wingic or en mu sud west, | om oaey f lnnediaty purchaser.” Also. a band: Farm. Apply st FULTOS'S Loan Ofc, S14 eherposuse terete Gree be netics ee, a gome 3.story” preat brick cure, brawn stone Sth strest northwest, = FoR, RENT — TWO FURNIBHED OB UNFUR- ‘near ‘Thomas Circle; price, $11,000, T etree and Vor" E. BUR! RD. i un F street northwest. my29 WANTED—SITUATIONS. me ie nateeol oom seem ba POR SALeTRAME HOUSE, a8 rad “(STREET oS iy Fa HT Ware = ITUATION lot 29:95. alley in rear; terms moderate. For Wes BY cA YOUNG GIRL, 4. SITUAT! oN 8 RENT_TWO, ROOMS. RD FLOOR, ‘at 1410 Oth strect northwest mya Y AXRED_2T 5 RERPEDTANER COTRED WG = age ivi Sonar eae Ty ee a SE, N, baltuation ar Maree orto fo Remeomen: |S ‘cout $2, 500: will take $2.00, $900 cash. $25 por np oblotna toteaveliag™ Cas Gan ine oat gy nae : Sone re Eg et ech alenoe my3o-3t ences. Address Box 1: Siac. FOR RENT—HOUSES. Eas SALE_A BARGAIN_ FOUR-STORY BRICI Ween BY A WHITE WOMAN A FIRE a8 | Fon Om RENT_HOUSR, py = STREET NOBTE. roome, © Poe, $8,000; park al ald pill eatin waning atria or fo ont by tho Fy oSeprt, 2 Fooms and niodera fan Ing warect Dorthwest; $2,800. "Addrom Bex 1G WaTh ote A YOUNG WOMAN 4 PLACE 1X Fe RENT_DEPIRABLE BRICK HOUSE, 1510 = Siler gio: SaEn SINTER AND inion work Apply at 1308 New York avenue merit $20, Apply to ALBERT: FOR, GH Oi "stzet | room Hours wit 3 S0x170 to 80 foot wey. noth Te | northwest. ‘de of D stron. rat east ae 3th street south DT RESPECTABLE {COLORED GIRL, Fe! eee ee Age wee atone Fone cs ee, STARR, Sewing with s dressmaker rivate {3 low rent; stable; 1¥25-6t RE ani x the Gay Or Wook Api et SO1E ee ene aoe Yat Sib atrot E: te Skonpeed & Tuo. fio | _™ a T= asin ey New ecto — m rental; Winger Para, mate ta rane seed | SUF as Taara het Coe e care im iting ao attached; in Monnt Plessant’ “Apply to = ai ity referenose Hom last ‘place, Adasen Box 5 ‘ser Werle °& MCNEALE, 1430 New York ayes oF aa SALE A PARGAL ANTED-BY A FRENCH LADY WITH GOOD reco Situation in a private family to teach the Krench Tenenaye t> children, Apply at MHS, LOUVAW'S,616 13th street northwest, myS0.St* See Fe a ‘HOUSE 803 OSTREET NORTHWEST; | modern 2 rooms and cellar, with comvenioncen: £0 renting for Fenty ber juced. ppg HL i rHORAS O16 F atreet, or 809 O street northw WANTED_ BOARD. WASTED_countny BOA . man, Room, furnished or ‘unfurnished, wi board, for the summer and perhaps Jate in the ‘al at attavill ‘Address, terms or near Hy: sng ¢ month, which must Fe ‘foaseuahige np wea we northwest, LeDroit Bld’z, Room WA NTKD—MISCELLANEOUS | Fog SID on A PROPO! at. Plans» races icati detail drawings formll claimes ace promptly prepared; ‘mowlorate rates, F office. Waste SEE, A PAMPHLET OF ‘OLD ‘OR —BRICK sone sx =e th stveek. beyond Boundary: $15- Ak BARBER — mea & C0. LeDrott B > Cornel on a uilding, r —FINE RESIDENCE ‘with large lot and stable. M near 9th. Sold cheap. PRESBREY & GREEN, 859 Tih street. uid int ee FOR SALE—LOTS. | cir COUN TRY REAL ESTATE. New York avenue. mas'tim JOR SALE_on EXCHANGE AT A GREAT BAR- in, tom Wanhir wait , over the Marl boxe ikea splendid “need ston’ A RES, near Foreatvilie, ‘count - 300 acres 3 lane to- id spr ing city pro jn.and wrist mills conven! id raiiroad bui: oral, oF will exchange for toad nea win to “aye St. Cloud Building. POR SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE Fane, siTu- vingaton, fart bridges Til actos, with good improns, i anprove- ments. covupled by Mir-, Wallace, Payite aa sal farm mm addres SA8. B. HALL a ml7 A} BEAUTIFUL HOME AT A BARGAIN. tae by & pon resent and must be eald. $0 ecres « ne; fruits, and beeutitul tre srocad tashosee: excellent apring of water vear door; ood society; healthy orth of Washinton For terins, ‘ke... {0 the kieal Extste Exchanie of WM. H. MAIN & , COmner SA Htreet and Pennsylvania avenue northwest,” “mySi-ecte™ SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- Soo TAY, Farm there mailes from Bladenst innd, suitable for garsen- “or farming purpores, "Wood ‘mnough to pay yrice are et northwent, Pie _ MONEY TO LOAN. 325.000 — MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL oRBTATE security, in mums of from, Borthwasts per apuum. Me Roumea, "in foe myas-t0t sor 5 Towner BATHS OF TerEEeeT i ON REAL ESTATE & J. FISHER & 00., mil-3m 324 F wtreot northwest. wo TO LOAN, OX BEAL ESTATE, ATS AND 6 PER CENT. BR. O. BOLTZMAK, 10% and F streets northwent. BAVE MONEY TO eax 01 ON GOOD REAL ES- ‘tate security in © out woh GREEN torent. — ‘ONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO gumeof tron $i00and upwania, at lowest ataral ist ‘Changes moderate. No delay. ma B. BH. WARNER, 916 F street northwest, ‘ONEY TO LOAN, Jn sure to uit, at lowest OR SALE-LOT 20x120 ON East SIDE OF ira trent, directly opposite Market. Price | Fm. -g ARBIY at Pennsylvania avenue southeast. A DE- ‘9b feet, on west frome 140 chee nents: = SALETAT A MODERATE ERICH, atrable south 20 b3 le iiding Lot, x. C. TUCKER, Second Auditor's Offize. my30-6t" RK RENT_HOUSE 1428 STH SPREET Nc ORTH. SOFT, 1535 8th street northwest, “PPY 20s OR KENT FROM JUNE lst —HOUSE 739 87m | TOR BALE—<, ice, containing 9 bi my29-3t* | near British Minister's. HOUBE. 1610 sth ST. ST. | Street. cellar, wa Le h Water, as OR SALE 164 FEET FROR RENT—1235 orn STREET NORTHWEST; seven rooms; all con' good condition; at #25 per month, T. &. WAGGAMAN. my2b-3t Sir F atroot crtinwsat, 400 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND, for $3,200; $1. 000 t0 $2.000 cash: Positive, bancain, SUTPHEN & ROGERS, e FRONT, IN TOTS. aT #1 foot, or whole front at 75c. ; same 6q) 50 and $1.78 per 996 F street. Biaine's: Senators have Square foot. SUTPHEN & my ae (CURAD TARMS, $20 CASH AND $7 Buil Lots, 90 fe :, 30 monthly, ilding feet deep to 10-toot ee Shipman. th which in found, her. pro- Foz PENT $01 L STREET, NORTHWEST, NEW ales. nom we es pee Eon of td2. W.' We GILES. 16i7 6th “titet ora nodery snurreres ee ae r sag a Sree ate tad eames Pavement, sowerare, Bc. mya = 2 R SALE — THE BEST BARGAINS IN THE ‘ANTED—FROM 1,000 TO 20, 0) SHARESIVAN- FR OR RENT—AN ROOM BRICK HOUSE, | ye ee aA ‘ith all modern im) on Washington on and near WwW ote Mining Stock, Stato price and add dre “31” geet eTemorquient to Herey as ania avoque aud Sant Cap cep Garfield avenva.” Inquire of PRES & GREER, S east my’ ANTED—A KIND, gon tees ane plane a oeat CE KOR R SALE—AT HYATTSVILLE, meee OR RENT—1449 PIFRCE PLACE NORTHWEST, | FTOR sD eat soa |e rg et pee Ta te | Re He a Yad io LEMUR BERET. ion June W a Gn 000, ‘3 OF SPRING AND SUM. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 917 F street nw. miy20-9¢ S > B23 435 Tore W tuer Clothes tolean for $1.90 per suit. t | FIOR RENT—TWO THRER-STORY BRICKS, WI Ree AS rorerees sdoptod and nonp batak taxitled ec endnsmlayet |] Beck Buildiae ling bovand Se ee ribet, ANT, 14th strest road; small caah pay Facilities for cleani its in a fow boure notic Foome, modern improvements ey 2 same Apply to owner, JAMES BIN! Gommodious room. be ‘Orying. “None bat the purest auirwat BO BORD, O14i5 may3t-O eats ee 4 m20-tw ehemticaly ted“ ourily seamed endorsed | OR RENT_1006 $5p STREET NORTHWEST, | eee ‘compete! maOR ern Georgetown, nearly new Brick Dwelling: make calls and deliver... Send your imp: rooms. Apply to O- ALE— ake calle and delivar., Send your post orn improvenenia, 1 t0.¢. cave, | FORSALE—MISCELLANEOUS ED_HORSES, PASTURED A’ ae NEW FURNISHED “HOt F R SALE—$175 WILL BUY A YOUNG, BOUND W ‘thonth on iny Farm wear Bladansbutc twel ‘Vermont near I ss OF Pilea guna Phation apd Harmen arama sad al ate Hoagire on eh ae ag as careful femtt for three or pig Sed Mow Tout tates ee a xt] =) POR RENT_ ONE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE; SALP—A FINE PAIR OF CARRIAGE W CHEOR A BHON text Aoor to. a Post “Omen. bath-room SE with Fitpon 16 hands 1,250 poun ving Mare: : 1, 9 modern. improvemoute: new Painted: 618 23d and tere Zoars old; alao, "a or_trivi Fen aly pertect carpet cleaning machines vet inven! street n ‘the herdios ‘the corner. | 1535 hand high,'7 years old: just from Eatabrequin eS ase dee a eis, Carpets. | Inquire at 409 7 mayest | Mi county, Ma. Gan be oe ot CHEERS Orders by telephone or OR RENT—HOUSE NO. 1416 N STREET NORTH- | Dtsbls, 627 Gstroct northwest. J. B. set same day. a Fete, being thorouurhly overhauled, 12 rooms. store i SALE SIRTEEN HEAD OF HORSES, JUST Wate 1, RICE, 490, MAINE AVENUE | HOLIZMAN, ION and Baten oe SEES BOS Brees, ae . . in three hwest, Cleans Carpets grith, Joss wear Bins, 181s Vermont Sa hatve hi ane esikos id tear, than ‘sny other firm in the city. STABLES, S11 ata stect nortoat, my31-6t Femad Feathers renovated; Furniture sieamed. Or- oF MENT HOUSE 9013 DUNBARTON 41 AVENUE, = a 8 eg PUNE ED-STEAM CARPET OLEANING. IM SE “Wai F ad Een IRD, Georgetown | trance hs ‘epbone oF 3 = JONG LEASE—A NEW RN TEN- |ALE_A NEARLY NEW AND FIRST-CLASS we to putearys see * doubt oa Fas i. ae mex ae orioniad mat aorthwost, Rear othr desirable in every war, $1S0rCce gy = 4 annum. "Address CEASE: Star het 2 by ca engine ‘WANTED UPHOLSTERY WORK OF ANY DE- te ription. ar rig eam. cleaned. near . CHAGE &' BRO... next City Bost Ofte. ‘ANTED—TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN WAEAED Room USO NaC vont is oner of Deeds for very Stag ‘and ‘Territory, 0. loner, Examiner and Notary. Always in office from a. m. to5 Wai a chn cot) Am Su VER INTARGE: ‘a Pennsy vats avenues bet. and 43s streets. janlf = & 8. WESCOTT & CO., Corner 20th and I streets northwest. 325-6m COUNTRY BOARDING. my29-2w LEA SPLENDID 6% OCTAVE ROSEWOOD Geos Pia 0, fully, ee F only $65, at - OEY. gghheDs., WRENCH LESSONS-SUMMER TEEM AT rato rates.“ Morning and Evening Clases f ore and advanced puri ial sequired in DS ciuet “ase horthwes, MULE. V. PRUDHOMME. Ws c0 COLLEGE FOR YOENG LADIES. urors, Cayuga Lake, ~ alacation ber 'D. “am mya6" Cours, “Aunic and Art. Deautiful aud beatiful,” Session becine ag 1882, aa k nn tor catalogue. EB. TRIS! rr President. mylT ics ‘OF VIRGINIA T THE THE E EXPIRATION Oi or “THE Taaaree T health cous; erie A Tustitute fie ae han name, and Past experience, claims to the confidence of and Peculiar claims con! parent From my frien patrons ts most so- ds, cited for hove to whom T reaigrn R.A Principel of Archer Institu ‘This School for Young Ladice and Children will open THIRD,WEDNESDAY IN SEPTEMBER, at Sate Me CABELL, 1114 Metroot northwest,” ICERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, CORNEN Sesto. ice the senor Le OF. LS. De WOLOWSKL PIANIST aAxXD en opened new courses for Piano ani beatin ‘now eomplifed Tethod.; shores and in ¢xistenco: musio culture for Operas, Concerts End Pirtion At 801 Eteeet nortivwest m6-I1m ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC—AT WwW Winnnis New nati. cor. TthandDn.w. En- Director. ja4-Sm' LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, TEACHER Mich ost etd fone Bs mal and Harmony a nr ANTED TOU To ENOW FRAT ESETLAFHGT L. CADY'S BOARDING SOR avd a tee Tallor made Secoud-and. Sul, much better Pe PE av ED A NUMBER OF Monte ra = Laiten, Wert Ena Togttube Shine Pobougt at eee geen ‘PARTIES DESIROUS OF x rete: SUMMER Bugsien and one F Bg a eel hee. Rvecyining | Coan. | Sapentor Xo, 619 D rag ok, Gr at Hranch Store, No. | walk fro ey" can be heck addressing | BOrthwest, 20-3" L=. GREEK MATHEMATICS, NATURAL 8Cl- 409 9th st, northwest. —We bay but firet-clase Mrs. C. BENJAMIN, Annapolis, Md. fmsdtties OR SALE—100 CARRIAGES, pooarEs AND . pe EY or ip class. Students Second-hand Clothing. janl9 Gee... Gee BOARD, LARGE, ooo + WE LR “arrage hepoata pata Brie ee srepeced far reg em shade, large lawns, Q " of-fm Gittere. F pent weet. Elegant turnouts for hire by 8 an Callen BOARDING. peg to Hil 435 din sttvet mote Bouts WSnnSTOs, COUnEGIaTE sxerirure — WANtenby A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE Fo; ee is aig. Pee ‘and coupe rocks’ SRT oe Ghilaren, re-opens 19, tin or circulars afl to at Fe eg egy trod as rE, pie rees foong y Goyernment and eide-baz top busy, $200; Kine bores, Bagnem and | srply to Mim 2D, BUTCHER ana c Which must be moderate, FM. Ss Star offices “ite” | For particulars call at 608 10th wi my30-20 also, side. inv Sab sareet northwest. HAS TAKE 2 TAKE BOARDERS FOR THE sUuMIER | [MEE oeeEeee soe" Ee eee ana hopes rove a T timmocme anon month, and give as PROFESSIONAL. a So * | good board as our country oan furnish. POE, SMEERIGHT BEAUTIFUL KENTUCKY Sfiae FARGONE DENTIET_<o NE Z ‘Toone with or Ck Conveyance fo and return from Metropolitan Rail- and Vinginia smong them two fine bay | FR: ‘ARE PARSONS. DI ‘New ne Fe a maSwe_ | Ttneceeat oad katie ci 10 eon Or family” horse and. one ‘suitable Tex wage oatt pr | abd gold plats combined Nowan- TODS) THE SCH and Gan be soon af | methetic used on the: sim ain of coker. 7th and frosts, ae as removed f9 2010 1 | _my20-8t" Wheaton P.0., Mouwomary oo, Ma. | DOWNEN'S Stebien 11S IMA marinade | Geratnimmeea myat strect nordiwest, and is prepared to deliver Hot Kolls = Rita ee Then, Ordered se night befores Coat’ age NEAR BEE- Fe SALE-A PHETON, ENGLISH DOG CART, 2 ee ee ee ee eee fruit, ehads, "oe ns moms, £07 fable: Zn a Saw HEMANENT, TRANSIENT, AND DAY BOARD- BEE e VANMETEE, Gaylord, Clark county, Ve. = the McPherson House, cor Fe “ARRIA E88, ith andi &e., sold, ex for hire. Evary- er of 16th and, ‘MRS. M, T. SOUTHALL. Bara IN PRIVATE FAMILY, AT @ Fs se rapeented We, DOWNEYS JUNTON ROUGH Tez AND I STREETS FIRST. Garthorsbeig, Mra eh BS ‘im CE ARE Sie | Wares roa om ma | pono eae — —_ — fie Summer souson. "Adaress JA8. JETT, asetiag: is ‘Buggies and Wagons in this District. and UGomforis than any ROWS in tea ciehe Mo eal aan | Lime Hepvabannook county, ‘ie best manner, 8. J. bitte) pee toed ee rhea oma are ey aud Seed and Ger day monthly 4, 88, 8 anda a | She Teaae: oa ae ae is elie A Aa FAMILY IN THE remeber mi9-Im?_ ____ BUSINESS: CHANCES. Tees ee eee ceo | ia in winter. Ad- ‘Mer resort an Mh 3 $2,000 BES mean MMER eo WITH 3 fine Ii fruit ate eiuune, 2 Ferme Toaesbie, Raden LEASANT BOARD a BE HAD IN Pyne a A! on, Cee Oey ves range 00., Va. si ry eEOvIsION 4 ESS eae rara ee Te aeee es ‘the , Fanging from ee rine ARDING- PERSONAL, ES HERITIERS DU MONSIEUR FEAN LOUIS es * Zari o0 875, sont emigres_ on : va is Hace Alen ‘Cursteur en Justice des heritiers abseni mail WILLIAMS AND ©. & PRIOES PRIVATE ene | Wasa i: sore a Sm. t0 10 p.m gare = LARGE VARIETY OF THE LATEST Fission ew, and second-hand: also, ihe nestess manner. JOHN BM aa Sar street. Reeser ae iA wy todd ‘Bepairins vromptly attended fer ee Leas ccd [ae res Pe Rg ee oe M. 5. CL FANSOES, MEDICAL a oy AN, ‘Baths with Shower