Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1882, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY... “CROSBY S. ‘The Evening Star bas a regular. permanent. Bena fide daily circulntion more than trebie that of any other daiiy proper pi Washington. and count to that of all the _other daily papers here added together. Tux Stan office is oonnected with Clange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail 226 otherwte. news, or sny information or business n hesent day or niet, free of chars saaaienn ae ity for the summer con have THE Brak mailed to their address, postpaid, and changed a4 Often as desired, for fifty cents a month, inva:iably in | advance. “The Double Sheet ‘To-morrow. ‘TRE Stax will be issued again to-morrow ia | @ight-page form. Advertisers will confer a favor by sending In their orders at the earliest practica- bie moment, to insure insertion and classification. ‘The number of new advertisements printed in April and May was 3,190. +e The straightout republican state committee of Virginia at » meeting heli in Richmond yesterday | determined to take a hand in the Congressional contest. The committee declare their purpose to De to reorganize the perty in Virginia upon a more | substantial basis, and to Increase, If possible, the Fepublican representation in Congress In the Mrst, second and fourth districts, where the col Ored voters predominate, the straightout republl- cans Intend to make a vigorous fight, but tn -the | ther districts their can‘lidates will be run, not | with afy hope of election, but with the view of bringing out the repubit-an voters and effecting a Teorganization of the party. This action of the committee promises another triangular contest in Virginia this year—the democrats, coalitionists and straightout republic:ns Each district 1s to Bold a primary election on the 15th of July for del- egates to a district convention for the nomination of a Congressional candidate, but the committee do not appear to have taken any action with re- gard tothe nomination of a candidate for Con_ gressman-at-large. It is to be presumed that, as a Means towards alding the proposed reorganiza- faon, the party will put a candidate in the fleld. Tt seems to be generally conceded that Mr. John 3. Wise will be the coslition candidate, and the Gemocrats Will possibly give their support to ex- Aaditor Massey, because his election would be re- garded asa rebuke to the coalitionists. Gen. Wick- ham may be selected as the republican candidate. ——__ 2 — In the duel between Messrs. Parker and Burke, of New Orleans, the principle of the right of a jour- Ral to question and criticise the acts of a public Official was tavolved. Mr. Burke is the editor of a daily paper and also state treasurer. Mr. Parker, | editor of another daily journal, made comments ‘Upon the m:inagement of the state finances, which ‘Were not agreeable to Mr. Burke. The latter con- strued these criticisms as personally offensive, and demanded retraction, which was refused, Mr. Par- ker maintaining that he was criticising the acts of Burke as a public official, and not as an editor or & private citizen, and that he was exercising a le- gitimate right in that criticism. On the field, and after the exchange of shots, Parker was willing to make what he considered proper concessions for | the sake of peace, but he positively refused to re- | tract what he had written or to forego his pi lege, as a journalist, of calling in question the acts fa pubile officer. The result was that Burke re- | ceived a wound, while Parker escaped unhurt, and, | according to the theory of appeal to the “god of | battle,” Burke must confess that the decision of the tribunal to which he elected to appeal 1s against him. ee Another double assassination occurred in Ireland Yesterday, Mr. Brooke, a landlord, and a soldier | Who Was acting as escort, both being killed by a single volley fired from behind a wall. This land- lord had gone to Ireland from London, for the Purpose of enforcing evictions against his tenants, ‘with whom he had had disputes tn relation to | rental. This double murder is put down as another agrarian outrage, as no doubt Is entertained that | the crime was perpetrated because of the land- lord’s eviction proceedings. The land league leaders tn Parltament stated that the league organization in the district where this murder was committed was disbanded some months ago, thereby implying that the crime could not be impated to that organization. The natural effeet Of this last assassination will be unfavorable to Ireland. It strengthens the hands of those who maintain that the most rigid laws of repression | are necessary to protect Ife and property in that | — country, and weakens the influence of thos? who ore endeavoring to preserve civil liberty there. ee — The gentiemen composing the tariff commission are doubtless good men, and will likely perform | good service, but it 1s not to be denied that the | Doord as a whole does not give satisfaction to the country. The objection general! urged inst {t, aside from political considerations, fs that the | Members have not the ability to treat the subject | im the broad and comprehensive spirit which its importance demands, nor do they asa rule old that high position in the publle mind which will entitle their conclusions, when reached, to the ‘Weight which they ought to command. Incapae- ity and obscurity, In other words, seems to be t general verdict. <<. — It is apparent from the caucus yesterday after- noon that the democrats tn the Senate are Inclined to oppose the confirmation of the tariff comunis- sion as. a whole. If the democrats were united In their opposition, the rejection of the commission would be a very probable event, as two or three | Fepublicans are sald to be ready to cast their votes | against confirmation. But to offset these adverse Fepublican votes there are several democratic Senators who openly declare their purpose to vote im favor of confirmation. The chances are, there fore, that the favorable report of the finance com- | mittee will be adopted by perhaps two or three | majority. —_—_—_<es___ The prospect of.the passage by the House of the Senate bill to Increase the water supply 1s encour- aging. Now let the Senate select committee on Fiver front Improvement report the bill for the re- clamation of the Potomac fists at once, and bring it toa vote as soon as possible. The Indications are that it would pass the Senate without serious Opposition. In fact, it is not probable that the gener! project and plan will meet with any oppo- sition. There may be some difference of opinion | Upon minor detafls of the plan, but these could | come or harmonized, | The action of the Senate adverse to the amend- | ment proviting that one of the Commissioners of | the District may be a non-resident seems to rule Out the mysterious New Yorker who, according to ‘Vague hints, was to get the place, but whose name | was Ww! from the curtous public. Wy oopwakp & LOTHROP HAVE MADE THE FOLLOWING REDUCTIONS IN THEIR PRINTED GOODS DEPARTMENT: BEST QUALITY PLAIN AND PRINTED SATTEENS Reduced to 373 cents per yard from 50 cents, SPLENDID QUALITY SCOTCH GINGHAMS Beduced from 33 cents to 19 cents: in pin-head ps. 32 inch wide, very deairable goods, FINE QUALITY PLAID SCO CH GINGHAMS Reduced from 25 cents to 17 cents yard. BEST AMERICAN GINGHAMS: Reduced to 10 cents per yard. Same goods ‘we recently sold at 15 cents per yard. ‘WE HAVE A SPLENDID LINE OF PLAIN COLORS IN GINeHams, For Combination suite, . At 10, 1234, 18 and 25 cents yard. ‘WS SHALL OPEN NEXT SOME RARE BARGAINS IN PRINTED DRESS LINENS, (Qf which we shall make mention in this paper. BOSTON DEY GOODS HOUSB, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, | SOIL EASILY, AND WASHES BEAUTIFULLY. A CRASHING NOVELTY. WE TO-DAY OFFER AN ENTIRE NOVELTY IN THE WAY OF A SUMMER SUIT. THE FABRIC IS MADE OF PURE IRISH FLAX, BUT, UNLIKE ORDINARY LINEN GOODS, HAS UFFICIENT BODY TO SET WELL, DOES NOT WE OFFER THE ABOVE SU:T AT $10. OUR LINE OF GOODS FOR SUMMER WEAR IS NOW COMPLETE, AND, IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE NOVELTY, WE OFFER A GENULNE ENG- LISH SEERSUCKER SUIT AT 38. CALCUTTA SZERSUCKER SUITS, $15. WE CAN SIT ANY SIZE MAN THAT WALKS. A. SAKS & CO. STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, Je 316 aND 318 SevENTH STAKET. Brour'’s. BARGAIN! BULLETIN! WE SHALL OFFER ON SATURDAY anp MONDAY NEXT, Immense BARGAINS in MILLINERY, sach as will astonish all. Goods Marked down to Prices never heard of before. | LONG FEATHERS IN WHITE, CREAM, TILLUE, BLACK, TERRA COTTA, in fact all colors, at 50c., e., $1, up to $2 and $3, at fully half the for- mer pric HATS and BONNETS, trimmed and untrimmed, at prices never heard of before. It is impossible to mention each article separate. | Call and you will be satistied that we sell the BAR- GALNS we boast of. LL BLOUT. 710 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. WHITE CHIP HATS. 719 WHITE AND CREAM PLUMES, In great voriety, at Low Prices, just received at DAVIS’, 719 MARKET SPACE, Corner Sth street. | SWISS AND HAMBURG EDGES AND INSERT- INGS, SWISS EDGES, WITH POLKA SPOT, IRISH POINT EMBROIDERIES, All Styles and Prices, Just received at DAVIS’, 119 MARKET SPACE, 409-38 Corner 8th street. coo L A RRR EEF! TTTT jay cot.L AA RR E ~ T Sok aaa kh EM t s Coc ILL A AR R ERR T Sggg8 700 Doz. MEDOC, BORDEAUX. 600 Doz. GUTEDEL, CALIFORNIA HOCK. 900 Doz. ZINFAUDEL, CALIFORNIA CLARET. ‘Which Our Customers pronounce superb, SOLD VERY LOW. Also, large quantity Mineral Waters, Lime Juice, Bottled Ales, and Brown Stout. J. B. BRYAN & BRO., 409-2w_608 Penn. ave,, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Wixonx's, 436 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. GREAT REDUCTION IN MEATS, Sirloin Steaks 200. per Ib. Porter-house per Ib. Tse: Ber Ib: ‘200. per Ib. 1c. per lb. Open Saturday night until 12 o'clock. Ganamees SUMMER HATS. MACKINAW AND MANILLA STRAWS. EARL CASSIMERE DRESS HATS. DERBY HATS IN LIGHT COLORS. SOLAR VENTILSTED HATS. LADIES FINE PARASOLS. GENTLEMEN'S AND LADIES SILK UMBRELLAS, LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. STINEMETZ, HATTER, 1237 Penn. ave.. next to corner 13th street. BRIGHTEST INTELLECTS SUFFER MOST, omg men who baveicad.s life of exes and diet. Giretong to the stomach, regulate nd Brera Towels: Batis ona ine ia Fou expermance a a warmih and swat i ‘in place of that feeling of decay; Fens oe ‘no longer Undermine Your constitution. Je9-3t danserous. Cor[HE CONOORD | HARNESS.” RR Psvriorne: REBUILDING! KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Having made arrangements to enlarge and rebuild KING'S PALACE, we are compelied to sell our entire and very extensive stock. Improvements to begin after the FOURTH OF JULY. From now until then we offer the following: = omen et Children's, Misees’ and Ladies’ HATS, ‘rimmed and Untrimmed, comprising the finest fainter ever offered, at prices that will clear the entire stoos. PLUMES—Over 6,000 Plumes, in white, cream, black, ‘colored shaded, at 75c., $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75; very elegant at $2, $2.25, $2.50; the very best at $3 and $3.50, FLOWERS—7, 000 elegant bunches and sprays of the finest French Flowers, at half their importation value. RIBBONS—$11,000 worth of Ribbons, from No. 4 to 100in width, choice goods, the ver s>eet of silk, in watered, plain, brocaded, surah, satin, at 6, 10, 12, 15, 20, 25, 30, 40 cents s yard; the very best and ‘Wide Sash Ribbon at 40, 50, 60, 75e. and §1 a yard. SILKS AND SATINS—We shall sell elegant Satin at 50, 60 and 7c. per yard, desirable colors and excel- lent quality, LACES—Our fine stock of Laces, choice selection, in cream and white, and black Spanish Laces must be ‘seen to be appreciated. Onur entire LACE GOODS, FICHUS, SCARFS, LISLE THREAD GLOVES, KID GLOVES, LINEN UL- STERS, our clogant stock of BLACK TREBLE ENGLISH CRAPE and other articles too numerous to mention, must be sold. We are determined to CLOSE OUR ENTIRE STOCK; consequently will make prices accordingiy. An additional DISCOUNT on all sales above $10. Dealers are invited. They will find it to their interest ‘to buy at KING'S PALACE. Remember, ladies, our stock, which is immense and = HAS GOT TO BE SOLD. Donot fail to call. KING'S PALACE has no connection with any other establishment in this city. REMEMBER NAME AND NUMBER. 58 T4rLor & HUFTY, e%q say aay ed sf x yg yh yh PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, E L x @ A N T nN ce} KID. Ms LISLE. E SILK. L CASTOR. i SOME CHOICE E ‘NOVELT! 8 HOSIERY. A HOSIERY. ny wy R A c 7 I v HOSIERY, E RICH SILI a LISLE THREAD ? NEW SHADES IN ES BRONZE AY z TERRA COTTA. x HILDREN'S FS IN LISLE THREAD VERY DESIRABLE, TIT A ¥Y ¥L 00. RRR as T AA YYL OORR & & eo ee) See t 2£°4 ¥ ius ‘oo EE bic * HOR OU U FFF TTT HOH U U F T X ¥ HHH U U FF T Yy HOH U UE Coes aa HH UU F pi Se 5 $08 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. se MMER GOODS. ‘We are receiving daily our supply of Summer Dress Goods, comprising full assortment of Whit dies, French Nainsooks, French Mulls, French Masal- ing, Tndis Linens plain and printed Linen Lawns, printed Jaconets, Percales and Satteent Zeph- Fra, Plaid and ist riped, Table Damask, Datnask Tele loths, with Napkins tomatch; Belgian Linen Sheot- ings anid Pillow Linens, all widtl Fancy Mattinga in choice pattornst SS widths; Axminster, Moquettes, Wilton, eet ea eee ce vari o8 1523 F STREET N.W..NEAR Ebbirr HOUSE. “6 EXNEBEC ONLY." ict dealing ex- ust ‘ N RENNEBEOI Tok Our by it Farming qlusively in ar houses at Farming- Sane, cents Bo 000 tons; at Pittston, Mat {1800 tone fae more than is controlled by the comnpanios of the District. the patronage of dealers and consuiners soligited. fe and prompt attention and best taste prices guarant Dey ‘House—8th street wharf. jth and C streets northwest, RICH & CO. AK, BUILDING AND ania LUMBER. MAHOGANY, CHERRY, CUTE EY T YELLOW PINE, MAHOGANE: ATHS, SB aioe SHOGARE, de ee lem ra oat dt ‘and Daiveeta northwest, Hae rag BBR ARGAIN "sss, BBB Sgn aT BRA 0 0 MM MM ™ g85Sq pe AA UU MuMe” eg 4 B AAA ve MM # - aa uM . ‘This Week I will offer to the public ths following specialties. I invite all to examine these goods, as they ‘will only last a few days: 1 Lot Cream BRABUNT LAGE, worth 20 20 ot... 1234 Cent Only 123 Cents. 1 Tot Cran MONTABPAME LACE eles 10 Cents. Only 1 ot Gram SEABUNT LACE, worth 2, 14 Cents. Only Cents. 1 Lot ANTIQUE LACE, at 7, putes Worth Double the Price, B Leh OSTRICH PLUMES te Black and White, $1.50, Only $1.50. 1 Lot Embroidered Front CHEMISES, worth $1, — Only 50 Cents, ‘The Greatest Bargains I ever sold. ee ee at $5.50, $2.50, Only 1 Lot with handsome eee Balls, wold at $8.50, $3.50. $3.50, ate a WHI Wy WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. ae SALE—HOUSES. EDUCATIONAL. ANTED—A GIRL TO DO ALL THE WORK IN; VV iS Tocnily of ight. AppIy at ae 3 SEeel aa WO WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS fe ent Call afternoon even: Tie Wish eter etroet oe west, near M street. Je0-3t* Tie Se Lae Lith streot northwest, a ay ae _— SRW "ieSSS* | Sent tow "TARE OUABGE mo the country for Sa Baa com come. well econ mended. Apply at 1433 Coro 1° Witenes peeetnar CEA CABINET. sogkern; sloady employment to northwest cor ‘ore: Sus tootuwest Waktae tat DY. TELY IN a Fae cooking and gen- eral bousoworks e's ‘at 909 Ponuayl- vania avenue, Up, 1 a Je0- WASTEDI Two GooD, SERVANTS TO GO IN the 0K ani other to do oka fal housework, ark ‘ema fan family Liberal 10.400 Pounsyivanis ave. $e0-3t* Wantee-teoaen RELIABLE WOMEN—ONE FOR Laund: Washer. ‘Must be well regunanendod. Ab bv, ek ANS Lid etroct hortawost wen ger DRESSMAKERS | AT Witton seooton Rorthwest; none bub good hands need za Wii RE Ae aR |* Virginia avenue south _ $08-24° "ahan | Fone Sew [O8. B. . O17 etrest ha Sorthiweet 98-38 First RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED BROOME, ON ing, with water. on given a omoe Pent ow. ‘fo responsi party. Apply 1113 K aes RENT—A DELIGHTFUL SUITE OF FUR- nished is (with Ponta), on second floor, at 1101 Jit street northwest. ‘As ploasantiy 1 bas Fagiee Sper PORTLAND "— urnlaheds ate som ant i for the tneeftred tornin et deares. and = Figpiahed. ‘Appiy to ER &00., Agente. Ee oe Per. roe 2 ee as at syeniue nortueeed, Address G. = SECOND 1 PaNae TWO Toethest Ps arcs ed to danse YD xX Davise _FOR eae a W. EN, TO. 9 SELL, TN WASHINGTON ther country residente: good pays -Ad- tre J: re erty ee ore, Md, Pa, RENT FRAME HOUSE ON, MARYLAND containing six rooms. Inquire of 427 8th streot northwest. Key Toast door, a TED TEN COMPETENT , SEARS {0 take Ladies’ Garments and a Boys’ orm Se Kinds home, Apply at 1: PEYSER, HER & 409-6t Mv ANTED—A GOOD AND RELIABLE Bees V. Woman ae chambermatd. Also, a Nan for for gining Fors RE! Inia fen BT _SrReer NORTHWEST, 4 ‘MOST ear e PROPERTY 5 ‘Se coubinine the a: ee SSP anes ALE FOUR city, sate are 18:00, ine park. “il pays fine interest on money DY, 914 F street poe SALE—AT $50 CASH Fat aix per cent, « neat rooms. A. McIN ‘928 Rei TS fret: Miteee ae PER MONTH, aes 3 to 1115 Fase ance fone TER! south Boe %e'D first house east of 13th street * pemtod for $8 = ar a 1429 New York avenue. EAUTIFUL RESIDENCE_ELE- want Satey Bact tok Tate ou street norton ie nine Inprovementa: 1 feet by a0 oan betenes easy payments. Inquire icin, a, my31-2m, R SALE_PRETTY aa TWO LEFT Eetow ie neat isin” theronehiy roashiy tata ished in hard ‘beautiful borhood eles ite Eres See orhood. ediacent to. fircabeatte at's oa, and: Drees, brick ont re, rgien te 11 Fooms: ice cone! on rete cellar: om moe ‘near Cirele. 000, ED, 1126 F street nordiwest.” “my29 some trimmings; amprovernent W.E. BUR! De WOLOWSKL PIANIST conrmna «i WINDSOR, COLLEGE. — MAG! GNI EW NiSecetiaen Beate an ee HUEY Now Waters ea At Firseaie inosine sol maa TERM AT MoDE- ners and advanced, pupils. | See i a shore "aime, ra north west. we 'V. PRUD'HOMME. nas COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES. Aurora, Cayuga L ate Courme, etaste and Art, , Location and healthful. pteniimt ‘Send for catalagwe E. h Farsi 3 BD RENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Tia Boor af 1S MINOT A HALL BU a ining sons Graduating exercinee held iat of Yacation. ‘Students rece! ~+ Greate wiveces ‘students ve onpertunity for busta alliage foem at the celles thee _ the HENRY C. SPENCE Prnepal, CER, Vice Princip WAstgtey CONSERVATORY OF ¥ ane oe De NEW HALLS. oor. 7th and Dn.w. En- irtocnth year. | Piano, Yes ee &5 Be eLeakp. Bintan dea-am SALE_A BUSINESS PROPERTY ON tra jerances. | SE Street northwest, aiter € o'clock pease Thos. paar agro ee i rgouable ede or. aval in, Waring. of f Urorretown, MRS Sigma Come. ave. asp Ite Se rere maida, white wad ok Gor kT NOR OE wd ha “ae P. Ricca a ed Chamber ¥ FOR ON TES iM =| Prince GAUL Lit Caney Sane Oe rege EGER eras gece | ROR SALE—LoTS, __|_bitiSTetahiwetisi "nn jobs station on Dace, ost W oshingtn diese eS 155 AMY LEAMETT. OF NORTON, TEACHER Wiemann b CLERK) MUST FURNISH Fas SALE-TWO, LOTS OXE ON COLUM CAL hy 4 7 TEMPLE Sector res ‘on TORR buh aoe. competent, Address R RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE ate THE Rect pete ‘Lincoln avenue, for aap0 cheap Sta until Inly 15. me rots Se abletenant. ‘Apply at 927 pe soe ee Serb a Laon Young Ladion ‘Wort End [<q ea" ‘FOR ‘RETR TWO FIRSE- CLASS WaT BANDS iE RENTORIE-ROOM Te oi - | ROR SALE-AT 4 BARGAIN—ONE. ax a Toattuea, |New Haver. peters eed apply at aie ota street GRO. Foennea, Deine FURATEY BHOS., sore ea qoemnt on g Pr smineat etree treet on Cantal pital Tih afew — toon oe ‘Minoo Taland ay ee seciatebren Inquire at ays L5 GREEK: MATHEMATICS, TURAL SCt- ‘WANTED THERE SHIRT POLISHERS: NONE BRENT -FOR <FOR THE MONTHS OF JULY AND ud Balin. tently oe ‘Studeute eft and coliae tniaioe, Apply ae Oasis len oa, a kore aan nd sprit waar = jl rare, Ox | Pareles ty eae 5 og 512 8th street. J bg tee | pint el me, ite Hon. ote : " th and Park strocts. Jo6- Roe ansions artenalte Leak te Omen Columbia Cotiers. ANTED-AGENTS FOR BOOKS. SALARY Ai ERENT {MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE ag otrest,. si-tt | WASHINGTON, COMLEGIATE insrrrure. RA FINE aE Boarding. and a 19 We Baltimore atrect Baltimore, Mas” Ge POMP: & i irre “mink a aa my aa Bil, ARES | Chlorate tara ta pt ta an. FRO Nibet Dealer, corner ot and | and verinatomonsbies nik BINNEY, Boy Grae | surly oe Me: Mina Mc DOUG. ry ‘A FOREMAN AND TWO LA\ SORES é A on Farm AP FULTON tou Oe 308-3 EAS’ Principals, 4029 and 10 Pith eet Niche wont. WANTED mire AND COLORED TBR. GEN- PERSONAL. Balti 2 hiadelsie Re eka ead i nowhere W Wit z ew a i AN Fenulios furnished servants with references. lath will |W, “Detective All San F etrect noriaweet Licensed Abeseye ore Place peas “actly 0 st renidenos &CO. RRENT_AN ELEGANT FIK@T CLASS FUR. Bareey Gtitoe oure—o's. mm: wo 10 mm, Dwelling of 12 rpome, to private ntad ara 26 FEET | $26 F'street north : ietene ‘and ‘most desirable. RO! aif on 6th and Massachusetts (VATE Di IVE AGENCY, 9 ara Now Yorr avons aramugand Cet Get Hoe S178 est Dorthiwert: information eal OR FOR RENT HORE 1419 10TH STREET ae Kernan g get's iakue; terms ob ‘Serrne easy. all Cases: coneuitation free; wili call st 108 $20 per month. Apply to JOHN W. SCOTT, requested: all business strictly confidential. C-R 1623 Sth street northw my20-d0" POR SALE TAT A MODERATE ae iy BE Etinder. te Tig OB ERENT. W sizeet fourth lok wort trom 166 seek aeeeeese, | MARAE BOSS. an a kee = ‘ei MC TUCKER Booted Anon Dae aoe getitection fn Cy eS ee ee ee WAxten or: AN EXPERIENCED AND RELIA- ble colored woman a Situation to do general house- Work| wood references. Avply at 624 3d Grand Wr etreets soutiwoat it* ¥ es. A WaITE WOMAN, WHO IS A cook, a in, private family; is willing x logos the sininge Ades Deere WANTED—ROOMS. \WANTED-BY A PERMANENT FAMILY OF Rear it; free oF four Furnished od oF party Furnished Rooms, in é rons, stat price and location, ‘RMA NENT. tar offices” jeo3e WANTED —MISCELLANEOUS | yon WW ANTED-SEVUN THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR from three to five Seare at 6 per eent on ample real estate business property. Principals only, dealt with, Star office. 309. ae ‘ik GENTLEMAN OF UNDOCBIED references, and who can faruish a horse att buggy, ‘an interest in an established buainosa. Aa tar office. je8-3t* WASITEDSAT 0} SECOND-HAND SIDE- bar dep Buy: ptt bein good condition. Ad- res R ard terms. at Waxtipa PARTNER WITH $500 TO JOIN me in aren 3 aon alting and. nd grating ‘stock on a farm of 400 from. thy ‘ly’ tion with steamers, Add: Star offiea, Je-3t° ANTE! ED HORSES TO PAS CITY REF- gine es can be seen at Price's ratable 8 BE) Hic wes Ot Be CLARK, Sligo, Mo sei-Lm WANtepsi0¢ 000 SUITS QE SPRING AND SUM- mer Clothes toclean for $1.50 per suit. Very latest pfovonses adopted and none ‘ataxiled ed hands employed. ositively no ‘‘dry process” ‘goods, Facilities for cleabing vai ins ‘tow Hours sottes Comm: aaa thoroughly steamed and fo oseersd chemicals by competent workinen.. Messengers always read: SEREEBES keesssss FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS | &- OR SALE TWO FINE PLATFORM scars, | 105 34 street southeast 3 3e9-2t Fae SALE_A FINE DRIVING HORSE; A LADY In at the Exchange Restau- oBusdenne = pmo denece no apoly.je8 (0, AT A VERY ~~ Inquire of Dr. pr RENT PIANO! Both Square and apa, of ail the’ leading makes, for rent by the month or quarter; rents ‘applied on bore Sijeb-bt__F. G. SMITH, 1103 Pennsylvania avenue. COUNTRY BOARDING. ees ie. G ‘oop SUBSTANTIAL COUNTRY BOARD WITH delightful rooms, shade and grove, abundance of fruit, magnificent New, bealthy location, street cars; accommodat k one mile from. ion also for horses and car- For terms, Ke. arly at = Real estate Ex- jt. ‘Charles _Ho- ange of WL HL. Elie o MAIN & ries Fi County, BOARD—AT WOODSIDE, NEAR BER- ville, Clark: county, Va. conveniént to railroad. Comforsable rooms: motntain seenery: ood. table; leuty fruit; shade, &c.; no nitoes. Address BE Beets EVANMEVER G “saya county, Va. Fe: SALE—A SECOND-HAND TWO HORSE CO) or truck gardener Rt io GEORG A GADDIS G0-. Corser BEd streets rou | B SALE HORSES, CARRIAGE AND ARNIS, i eight Sears 3 a, petty coun. aad esate, harness ds and ‘gentle. one of the best New York Guilder strong and ai of jew Yor] ders, Foom: and but litte used. Apply to 0. C, GREE! mB street northwest. Fito OR BSA Jae oucET IRON =e 5. oid et wing, Ale, duc fc, mae EX fi 33 ma @¢ room ALDEN] Danny, + 6 Fo aha ome built to order and in seen at GRAHAM'S, 410 8th wheta F%, SALE vost RECEIVED FROM Grau, Bay Horse; all of which are on coum Sud tones be in few days: aya; can be neon by calling at 91v Louisiana avenue north JeT-3t" B SALE—A BIG BARGAIN—-ONE. LARGE FOUR FY er Rosewood Case Chickering EAP—A JUMP-1 SEAT BOGEAWAY, ‘north Round ‘Piano in eobonter, aa as good a5 new, embrotiered over ‘aid stool, $175; easy payments. 1139 10th a OB SALE_A PHETON, ENGLISH DOG caRT, PRasiS ‘Loan Othion 314 9u strost north RY BOARD — PLEASANT ROOMS AND {Board at “Maples,” near Laurel Station R SALE—-A NICE SUMMER TURNOUT, forse, Harness and V: order, present and future desti Tatters apf ertaln ‘Aut iw Teounus Gout. (Consultation, Rooms, 402 PROFESSIONAL D' STARR PARSONS, DENTIS’ 499. 9th street, southeert corner Oth and F north- New anesthetic used in the cums, alleviates pair specialty. Offioe hours 9 = ef of extracting, Filiiag Hensonatie fess. EET, &C.—DAILY WALES I ‘Air and sunshine vitalize the blood, the Teased ‘and roatar ability $3 Withstand tho enervating and devitaliaiug effects of sumtoct. hea hence eminent physicians, sureo Other experienced forsouase Tok Bie opodial —— Willard’s He vtel, Wash acon, B C., tor reli from snd avoidance of ‘Corns, Bunioti, Nails and all complaints of iblished 1861, tho foot. Fes, G_per vis. nnd L. Be ELECTHO VaPor AD THERMAL iy ven with Shower or wultations hours from 8 8-2. $9 Thursdays and ye an Diz i ite its tranche M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, No. 487 1TH nat oo inal inserted §7 per set. All a4 Saas TRETH MADE BEFORE AND IN- tered imme y gfter extracting natural i ito aplen \CoeRE. methods and skill in : Dentistry. Moderate fees. Di. DON- NALLY, 1821 F street northwest, = L ABSOCTATION. ‘No. a north vania adeacsines be $1 for W.B. B. ‘ictoria, all in make calls and deliver. pend. ‘our Dostal to PRINCE, i references @ required. Apply to Mrs. EEN: a handsome veo built Rds parties imitable cleaner, 1009 fnew ontieawe” | NADY Eales Marylan m19-1m* very. on with pole a nd eT Denereet sew W ANTED—HORSE Sas AT 8 PER SUMMER ‘BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED WITH York. Seen st DOWNEY! he 1018 7th "etrect pa mimth ou my Lerin nour Bladensburg. Plenty of | 55 Vleasant Kooms at GUNSTON HALL, twenty miles | northwest. 306-6 wire on prenises, or ad- Seow “Washi rooran rose Fe A SHREVE! Tladansbure: i Mal. Tm Weert aa Be Dilly mal mail; fine brary, fruit, shade, Fe FD BR: viele gape. ab Wit t door 40 City Folia sat, Gunntoi, Va nn road team. aeasbe ee aos next door ce, ‘The only perfect carpit cleaning machines tinvented. | JOLEASANT BOARD CAN BE HAD TN ‘A PRI | York avenue. ae ‘0 club or whipping process in ai vat Piodmont region. Orange county, Va. ; Sal Lambreguins, cared for during the summer, | % mile from mistion mail d house and shaded Fe, SALE — CHEAP—$85 WILL BUY A SE tistry skillfully peratve, & nitrous oxide gas ad- 5 wise. return wired, * Address Side-bar top Bugzy. Inquire at 1017 7th street | ministered to thousands with most pleasant rsulta, ad Grtern ‘by télephone or other arpets ed. ants cetera ea "Ad AG. A. NASON, coete top a je6-lm | or night: charges moderate VANTEDS Ty RICE, 490 MAINE AVENUE Spauae: BOARDING—ONLY $5 PER —— oO. Fe SALE—TWO HORSES, HARDOORE, YOUNG R. MEISENBORN, DENTIST, 915 7TH tenes southwest, Cleans Carpets better, less weai and R.R. station near; charming scenery; situati and sound; suitable for any purpose: are kind horthwest, Celluloid ‘Teeth inberted $7 per wet, aud and tear, than ‘any other firm in the city. ‘Mattresses | unrivalled for heaithfuineas; 3 ood and ‘wholesome table any yang eluid or lady. all operstions.on dhe atural teeth at reasouable prices. remade; Feathers renovated; Furni ied. Or- ders by telephone. mi to cubes, wok ore by telephone or SINGLETON & HO) 801 Market Sonor 5-4m WANTED_UPHOLSTERY WORK OF ANY DE: tion. ttreesen renovated by rarified cleaned. early new. A. H. Gitcr © Bho. ihext Oity Bost Offices) = HN feryadba a ies June let. eg format Hall, Harper's Ferry, W. Vs im* BUSINESS CHANCES. OR SALE— TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. 625 F street northwest, three story and basem nna Dwelling House, "with Brick Stable on the nears all in perfect condition; lot 25x121.2%§ toa 15-foot Part of lot 6, Sis euurylvaniat rane eet ‘OR SATE $250 WILL BUY A BREWSTER F Buggy that cost $460; but little use’: bar- wai ‘W. STARR, 1429 New York avenue. 3-6t FoR sa a Sa al a dh ps JUST and gentle, and xa can be driven by a fons ones Ea, aan him. eee est BiwONS STABLES, $11 Toth street northwert. my31- Extracting, 60 cents. ILLAH, THE WONDERFUL ORIENTAL VEILED Clsirvoyant, whose power in healing the sick, e seen, street northwest. Hours, m. to ¥ p.m. {rouble eall'snd consult ber." SeT-1w? Fe3 Saag brea sree tad are FIRST-CLASS ‘Twelve pest PILES!! PILES!!! DR. H. D. SHRADER, ER, Office 620 11th a Tost, makes a apocial ‘this disease, an; > gure any case of bin Piles, no ANTED—TO ANNOUNCE THAT 30 square 15th street, opposi with “WEEKED Boom ASO Ne ror at, SOE Prosidents House cy pari 60: esi0o: ite the rat Tae puissioner off Deeds for Every Bats and Tertiory, U. of lot 5, sauare 307, on 9th street, between P and by an engine ‘Comuniseioner, ‘and Notary. Ques streets, orktiwest Power to drive two ince from aa, tS Lots Land 4, in square 608, ‘Will be sold at aru= ae core ANDETLYERINTARGHOR THOS. J, FISHER & CO.._ counting ‘room of Tix Sram Pennsylvauis avenue, b ‘bets Sdand a etceats Panig | _ 209-20 SE esas NO 8 SALE IST RECEIVED A NUMBER OF ANTED_ YOU To KNOW THAT [ELLAFIRGT- ANTED" TQ" BORROW_SEVEN THOUSAND and work Harecs: also, eeeral class, Taflor-made Second-hand Suit, much better Sccommulasions: ‘wabvees BUSINESS Ay Nand. 0 sureets ie a than | common new suit can TRS eee seen m20-4w> IPSTH'S OLD STAND, ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, WITH $2,000 CAP- BR SALE—100_ CARRIAGES, BUGGIES AND Ng, 619, strt northwest, oF ach, Store, No, Wittittnd come business expeaaes, S209 GAP | QR SALE 100, CARH! at 405 9th et northwest Neb. We Partner to engae in business here or in the west. "Ads | W. Fe GRYERS © ito yn" 408 and 4100 Second-hand Clothing. dress ee 100, Star office. setae north wes ‘turnouts far'hire by the day, 100 CASH AND FIFTEEN NOT =e oe BOARDING. Duy the Stock and Fixtures of © first: IB SALEOR EXCHANGE_CARKIAGES! CAR- Le Tg $400. on soso fl riages—Some of the nicest, ‘and moet styl. A HADI HAS TAKEN 4 daxpeower rou | liiow BuvGs, Sar i Gage i a Nae hr a on . a 7 ae o home table for af few rere s ‘E HAVE FOB SALE A LONG-1 oy Basta ‘the best manner. 8. J. 621 G street n.w. 220 ‘or without board. mi, om Suseeesful and permancn Basi Sune lst. 1123 10th stroct northwest Bua epg No RAN, & Co “few Fie Tite licht Garrioren, ‘now and second ands aise OARDING. ROOMS. FURNISHED ae UN- | \ MARKET Carts.» Repairing done in Bitortited: “rransten ¢ Boarders, with room, $1 per | A. TE fhe nestest manner. “JOHN M. YOUNG, “Sis ‘ou (yee A offe to dealers bs #5-3m* SARAH FLAGLER, ae tal by the Citizens Market. Six months stall rent free. R SALE-THE iT PLACE IN THE LATE OF THE SCHOOL, 0} number of stalls how occupied city to buy both new andseoond-hand ‘and MGsoazye aes rest, hag removed 392013 | Goings ai¥er busine of Bt-lum trade sian ‘of all kinds.” PB, SCHMIDT a Cor, 400 K street ni Drepaied to deliver Hat Rolls | market in the city. | After of 6 mon! ie ivanis avenue north msm paige pe Than Cake." Fainillon entsrea eae = SALE” SPRING AND SUMMER CARRIAGES, Also, E Breed 5 utero Fue RENT AND ae OEASGES. OF | JE" A'nock of nghundred and. aft to select from. = = and and Vi AB. L DAVIS, 81 Pept tae oie gees Bas: TON HOUS! 77H AND ISTREETS. rrS. FEST aeargiand nd Eire Geman ——— feuemeg nee best in the country 25;, location central; no idtuses. “W. Oo RAGLOR ‘Repairing promptly atteded to. ERMANENT, TRANSIENT, AND DAY BOARD- Summer ‘the Mo- ‘ou ‘corner of 18th and I streets. mye ‘MRS. M. T, SOUTHALL. HE TREMONT HOUSE OFFERS: Hi Y be Oe in thaolty. ‘ke halls and | fo bet Tooms are new and ; the rooms: ‘Der day; Tonthiy 5b, 90. 3 ‘well |, and Seu seien, 90.60 JX A RBESOOTE, At his REAL pt id EXCHANG! ee ee ee paruet ~ ‘city. Prices argacr ‘Now is the time ‘to loan on Keal PRESOOTT" Real rsierk EXCHANGE, 1416 Fst. n.w. al-3m —— eee COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. Hees FOR sit PRE ne THE es eh land at door; te ie in advances in pos ener fl peat in bad health; pacar yews Fenilecenet Washington. s WIGE are eee 100 acres. Bargain. Easy is second to none. USE, $12 ru STREET NOR: ‘TH- Tema et LOST:AND FOUND. Lor fir aes PERE AOS SUREER, | cle bi nes ‘DE. Davia. Lenieureerrmneree |S xen Ser LOAN. Sarat ee Cra Mo TO Loax, Sabot pc ne. ihm CENT. 0. HOLTZMAN, on and F streets northwest. ee TO Iwan. leg lariat moderata. Nodelay. | ee 2s sone F Bost nactawest d= 1428 New York a bee tape cctosa tet comet © iin PROPOSALS. 3982. AVY PAY OFFIOR, | Neccep memes epee ey aed RUBT. 8. GRAHAM, ™m29_Repository and Factory, 410-416 8th st. n.w, e——EEEEEEeEEE——— = AND ORGANS. CHAUNCEY J. REED, 433 SEVENTH STREET N.W., ‘The following Special Bargains in PIANOS AND ORGANS: & Co. Rosewood, 7 lege, serpentine and cele by lf or um, — GEORGETOWN ADV’TS. EORGE B. NOYES, g SE marae TAR ira, Wonk alo seeking baie ee Agnoultural Msclinery. TURKISH BATHS. PERE ae Series ee