Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1882, Page 2

“THE EVENING STAR. _ “WASHINGTON Jeane 13, 1882, CROSBY S. NOYES.....-..... ‘The Evening Star has a reaular. permanent. fena flac dafiy circuintion mere than trevic that ef any other daiiy paper published in Washington. and canal to that of the gone di y papers here added toacther. ‘THE STAR office is connected with the Telephone Ex- «lruge. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail #10 otherwise. news, or ony information or bumpess asp Le sent day or nicht, free of chance. —_ = Fersons leaving the city for the summer can have Tax ran mailed to their address, postpaid, and chanwed.as aiien as desirea, for fifty cen a mous, invariably in que STOOP TO CONQUER! @dvance. YW 0opwarD & Li PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Offer a Fine Line of HAMS, at 250. per yar ReGently sold at 45e. Elegant Styles PRINTED SATTEENS, Reduced to 37 4c. per yard. A S; lendid Quality of PRINTED LINEN LAWNS, at 12%c. per yard, worth 27c. A 25c. Quality PRINTED LINEN LAWNS, at lic. per yard. Fine Quality all pure LINEN PRINTED LAWNS, at Qe. per yard. ABOVE ARE SPECIAL BABGAINS. BOSTON DEY GOOPS HOUSE, SCOTCH LACE GING <= = = The Boubie Sheet To-morrow. Tue Stax will be issued again to-morrow in eight-paze form. Advertisers will confer a favor by sending in their orders at the earliest practica- Die moment, to insure Insertion and classification. Se ened by the government lely and entirely, and the , OF share anyboly The water work should tie em “ht OF EXE nS ting the mor 2 : being the fact, It fs the Dist to bear proving the property. f the Distriet are sup- water from these pay aregniar water fact that they ha 5 nearly the whole y of Wash- up In If the Dist the works, by such an 1 unre ple to requ nip would necessirtly give to the the District the Tight of exercising some voice in the control aud direction of the works and water supp! — <> The striking miners and the employers in the Cumberland coal regions are still keeping up their unprofitable fight. It is true, the employers are nominally working the mines, or one of them, with imported labor, but the mining is done under so Maby disadvantages, and at such expense for po- lice force, &., to protect the new men, that the Operation must. be ata heavy loss to the compa- Dies. Meantime the season for coal shipment is Tapidly slipping away, the canal is fdle, and busi- ness at this end of the line, as well as the other, ts crippled. When so many interests are suffering from this strike, {t certainly seems that some mode of arbitration could be devised to settle these dlmi- culties, 30 unprofitable ail around, —— It seems almost Incredible that in this land of Pienty and prosperity any considerable number of people should suffer for the actual necessaries of life, but reliable advices from Patrick county, Vir- ginia, show that such wide-spread want exists there that, unless relieved by prompt action, there isdanger of starvation. Tuls state of affairs has been brousht about by the almost entire failure of the crops for two consecutive seasons. It ts rep- Tesented that not less than five thousand persons iu the county are without even bread, and what fs and other places are ratsing contributions for the Felief of the destitute people of that epunty, and, no doubt, Washington will do her share in this direction. a ome ‘The New York Stock Exchange could not do less than what {t did last week tn expelling one of its Members for swindling. He had the bad luck to be caught at it, and was weak enough to admit is guilt by refunding a part of his steal: There is reason to believe that the unfortunate brother's practices are every-day affairs in Wall Street; but they are not usually exposed. Coming to the knowledge of the public in this case, it was necessury to make an example of a man who lacked both hiding powers and nerve, or business at the exchange would be brought to a stand-still. A show of honesty and fuir-dealine with customers had tobe made. Hence the expu'sion. There is a Vacant seat In the board. ‘That fs all. ——__—_e+ ____ The compulsory retirement of armiy officers at the age of 64 will become a law with the approval by the President of the pending army appropria- ton bil. No exceptions can be made to this enforced retirement under law. While this policy May deprive the army of the services of able men ‘Who still enjoy vigorous health at 64 years of age, it will open the way of promotion to the junior Officers. Under the existing system promotion ts Very siow. There are officers who served gallantly in the rebellion, and who are growing gray as captains and even first leutenants. Pennsylvania politics seem to be beset with troubles on every hand. The democrats, who been felteitating themselves upon the re- n split and the prospect of victory it Opened to them, are now startled by the report laid sebeme on the part of the ratiway ef large corporations to capture the ning democratic convention and run it in the laterest of monopolies ee ‘There is a reportcurrent in New York that Mr. Joun Kelly tatends soon to retire permanently from politics Mr. Tilden ts of the opinion that John could not do a more sensible thing. — ‘The star routers are still pursuing the policy of Gilstory snd obstructive methods to evade a irect trial upon the issues. Alt ABOUT SERGES. ‘Serges hare for the past five years been steadily grow- inci pubiic favor. This growth is due entirely to the Merit of the fabric. Like every good thing in wearing apparel, the moment it is found to take with the people the market is flooded witn imitations. It was the same Story with Flannels. Every manufacturer thst could make «Flannel produced one at just s little less price ‘than s sood article could be made for. The price was ust enouch off to be attractive. The wear of the coods, however, was a great deal off, To come back to our subject—Serges—an imitation is the very worst thing to buy; the seams won't nold to-| Examine fog wavetiny aad Cone gether, and the cojor will not stand, even if you sre ‘farcfui enough towallk on the shady side of the street. WE GUARANTEE THE STRENGTH and the firmness of the color of those we offer. We have Sneat Gray Suit at Ten Dollars; a Brown Suit, » Neu- tral Brown, at the same price; an elewant Black Suit of Serge at Twelve Dollars and a-Half. In Blue, we offer tthe *“true bine” Serge Suits st Thirteen Dollars. Then we have s Blue Serge Suit at fifteen. It is a handsomer Miwinbed Senge than the thirteen doliar Suit; it is not as} jo19 Wood 2 Suit ax the $13 one, for the Thirteen Dollar Suit ‘Won't rub off—Crocking is what taflors call it. There Are jots of higher-priced Serges than the Thirteen Dol- | Amd 40 cents returned forthe bottles, at ‘dar Suits, bat there are none that wear better or hola their color as wall, S38 wuY DRIOES KOR FINE CLOTHING aT THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREEZS. Alacge toe ot FUANNat a G.A.R. style, to be ACHT sup TH sti GREAT REDUCTION IN THIS DEPARTMEN I A Boy's fine LIGHT COL( at $7, worth $12. ‘frock coats, at §13, worth WORKING PANTS for FINE PANTS, inti FINE BLACK CLOT ST at $10, worth t not be | y DUCK and PIQUET 00, worth double the V OODWARD & ‘LOTHRO! SYLVANIA AVENUE. \ DEPARTMENT. 6-in. White and Blue Watered SASH RIBBONS, at 0c. per yard, 6-in. Rink Striped Satin and Moire SAST. RIBBONS, at 87sec. per yard. ECIAL BARGAINS, which ean not be Duplicated! BOSTON DRY GooDs HO . BOTELE R & SON ban. a rare opportunity to our citizens to import DINNER, DESSERT AND TEA SETS worse, have no means of getting ft. Richmond | trom the renowned factory of HAVILAND & OO., Fraxcz. Sgnples are now on exhibition at BOTELER & yihere perties can leave their orders for ets or ces, with monoeruny, crest, OF lettered at rT. Je:3-3t Wooowau & LOTHROP, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. 32-in. CREAM NUN’S VEILING, Elegant Quality, only 873gc. per yard. 45-in. CREAM NUN'S VEILING, BENGALINES, SHOODA'S BEECH CLOTHS, at 50c., 62sc., 68c., 7éc., and §1 per yard. All Good Values. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. Feeetaicar ins EM F ENT MAKING AND stinum. Silver, gana, Tony. Ebony, Boxwood "and Cker teal sDictoene for fine ca stings. ELECTRIC WIKES AND SUPPLIES FO! a 1413 G street, T= BEST AND SAFEST is TO INCREASE Des heart, Hi digestive BAOWN'S TRON BITTERS. Tt faction in more than a miltion instances. Wow ARD & LOTHROP, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. GLOVE DEPARTMENT. ‘We have just opened a line of SILK MOUSQUETAIRE GLOVES, In6, 8 and 10 Button lengths, in Black and Terra Cotta Shades, now the desirable thing in Glove wear. Please examine, at the BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. TAreor & HUFTY, PENNEYLVA sy x ¢ a8 Bye I A GENTS" FINE FURNISHINGS. FINE FUKNISHINGS. 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. $2.40 PER DOZEN, $8, 10, 12, 23.1517 818 F street northwest. pate COMBINED FLY TRAP AND ADJUSTABLE NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR eee £4 2 HH ee pee ris ia oe Oo ¥ Exe 24 7 PPEIE st) y AND PPP 86 «OU OMM MM REE 48s, PPL UU MMMM ESS PPP Lb oo U MMMM Ee *sss. PrP OL UU MMME . § P ULL Uv MMM EE Sgss8 5 OVER 100 DOZ. PLUMES IN STOCK, AND THE SAME HAVE TO BE SOLD. DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE, BUT COME NOW WHILE THE ASSORTMENT IS COMPLETE, PPP oA OT A IT 8883 PoP AA OL AA i & be A A LLLL A’ 4 01 Sgss8 RRR OO Y Ya rT Ret 8 vv 24 £ R ROO ¥ ASA LE R ROO Y¥ AA ILL sel _ WV ITHIN THE XT TWO WEEKS WE MUST CLOSE OUT $10,000 worth of Misses’, Children’s, Boye’ and Youths’ LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS, Just the thing for School Examinations. 100 pairs Youths’ Pumps, 50c. 390 pairs Youths’ Fine Low Ties and Button, $1 to $2. 5 pairs Boys' Durable Low Ties, $1. 500 pairs Boys’ Best Ties and Low Button, $1.25 to $3. 125 pairs Misses’ Fine Kid Slippers, 60c. 600 pairs Misses’ Three-strap Sandals, 75e. 2,000 pairs Misses’ Stylish Sandal and Opera Slippers. Low Button, Nowport and Vassar Ties, $1 to $1.50. 250 pairs Child’s Three-strap Sandals, 50c. 1,500 pairs Child's Heeled and Spring Heel Low Shoes, Opera and Sandal Slippers, 75c. to $1.25, Infants’ Fine Kid Slippers, 20c. Call early to avoid the rush. WILLIAM HAHN'S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 SeventH STREET, 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU! £37 Sign Red Slipper. Jen WANTED—HELP. FOR SALE—HOUSES. ANTED-A BALFSMAN, MUST HAVE A fy horpugh knowledge of the much need apply. A. SAKS & Beda WaITE ambermaid. Apply at 13) Indians avenue one tee . “ie A BARGAIN—TO AN IMME- weet.” Price 5 Be ‘cuiAS ae we WoLLARD. = jead-6t' ROR SAlz—a —— cae BUSINESS on Hh street, between H and I northwest. to owner, I etrest worth west. 3012-3t* Sakae, fee be HOLE bon eee BR apy DRESS- R RENT_—FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED- $13; also, nfurnished Tah WRSTash coe Mopars ED— ee isid Cov Columbisateok D-ANURSE TOGO INTO THE O08 Apply to-day {Wis yf fork SNEED aaa DRUG GLEE. ARS at ee ‘Pharmacy, corner Teo GRE TO TAKE CARE OF aa (ren and mike hereif generally uacful: man ay a7 wong Ase = $eld-2t ANTED—A GOOD WOMAN AS RESTAURANT Cook; noné but-am experienced hand need at 1716 Pespsylvania eer y TO LEARN THE DEBUG ees; amuse be indurtrions, end come well: te such, a good opening recommended dross Box 34, Star oftice. ANTED—DRUG GLERK; POSSE! the required qualifications, of pueda best reference, can secure 4 Fitrocee — y by arr spplsing inn ing is offered. AG- Sonepat and ‘manent position and ely at conn oe and aaTED = ‘THI REE Hands; five Girls ‘York avenue northwest. J ANTED—A BARER—A_GOOD SHC on Cakes and Bread. “Inquire at ¢: FIRST-CLASS TS Apply to 12 ii New \\ ANTED—A RESPONSIBLE WOMAN TO TARE fuil charge of house where there is no cooking, Must come wel 1107 F street northwest. —A RELIABLE WHITE WOMAN AS treid and Waitress in Must havo at relerence. washing or ironing: ee Appi: ‘HITE AND CO} 2d Girls and Nuvsas for tale city Beitimore, yehindeh a New York Families furnished servants with Teferences. ‘Try 26; F' street northwest, Licensed Agency. and elsewhere, D-STEADY, RELIABLE YOU ee (to drive carte; our work iene wages, 70 cents for a day 10 nionths far the. 9 bs for a day's ply at the uchine H and ee Mork, paid, in cash every patarday. bi the Washingtous Brick MM YT) YOU eas Book orto ae Liat housekeeping, and the ‘other to do chamberwork Best reference if required. Apply at T7241 ath rent. YA WHITE WOMAN A aTAHON as lad; _ searntreas; le in be ety. ApTly ot LOSS ake ead ae A DENTIST, A STRANGER IN the city. a prsition as Assistant or to take during the summer. Adi WANTED—BOARD. ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, Boned in a private family, in thenorthwest section ~ WANTE D—ROOMS. y ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, PLA’ end Room, or, room without thomas room not to exceed $4 a dross BOARD, Star offi Foom $5's month. Ad- 1 on ROOMS FOR LIGHT jiwo plainly, furmshed and one un- # aniet family an hdorhood, must be moderate, Ad __WANTED—HOUSES. _ mae CL A RRR ERE TYIT BBB, GOL AA RE 2. 5 6 AA RRE ER tr Ssss, cok AAA E ‘oco a AR R ErE 1 Spgs! 106 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 les, and Brown Stout. J. B. BRYAN & BRO., 4e9-2w_608 Ponn. ave,, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. IX OM'S, 436 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. GREAT REDUCTION IN MEATS. LARGE STRAWBERRIES. ears ANAS . noice Butter, (Creamery). = KINDS TABLE LUXURIES_THE FRESHEST VEGETABLES. Open Saturday night until 12 o'clock. 3e9-2w RESUILvING! REBUILDING! KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Having made arrangemen‘s to enlarge and rebuild KING'S PALACE, we are compelled to sell our entire and very extensivestock. Improvements to begin after the FOURTH OF JULY. ¥rom now until then we offer the following: ‘Ten thousand of Children’s, Misses’ and Ladies’ HATS, ‘Trimmed and Untrimmed, comprising the finest solection ever offered, at prices that will clear the entire stocs. PLUMES—Over 6,000 Plumes, in white, — bisck, colored shaded, at 75c., $1, $1.25, $1.50, rags $2.25, $2.50; the very best at Pesca ee of Ribbons, from No. 4 to 100in width, choice goods, the ver y>est of silk, in watered, plain, brocaded, surah, satin, at 6, 10, 12, 15, 20, 25, 30, 40centea yard; the very best and wide Sash Ribbon at 40, 50, 60, 75c. and $1 s yard. SILKS AND BATINS—We shall sell elegent Satin at 50, 60 and 75c. per yard, desirable colors and excel- dont quality. LACES—Our fine stock of Laces, choice selection, in cream and white, and black Spenizh Laces must be seen to beappreciated. Our entire LACE GOODS, FICHUS, SCARFS, LISLE THREAD GLOVES, KID GLOVES, LINEN UL- BTERS, our elegant stock of BLACK TREBLE ENGLISH CRAPE and other articles too numerous mention, must be sold. We are determined to CLOSE OUB ENTIRE STOCK; consequently will make prices according! . An additional DISCOUNT on all eales 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 in TAR GEE 20 BB OLR Do not fail to KING'S PALACE has no connection with any other establishment in this city. REMEMBER NAME AND NUMBER. +8 GUMMER GOODS. ‘We are recetving daily our supply of 8 ies, Preach Nainsooka Ey suis, French Soual- and Piiow ¥ dis ana avaition: Pence Pereay in pow ‘Alec, Check “af | ae : = ‘a Willon, - UE, ic 1338 ¥ STREET N.W., NEAR EBBITT “RR Ene ees Sores and C streets northwest, BICH & OO. Wane rue Ist of July or would pay a. eek — Box 89, Star offi ‘D—TO RENT A Ree HOUSE Olt FIVE Onrurntahen Rooms, oy rm would take charge of « farmshed House a at nominal reut; beet reféren WANTED —MISCELLANEOUS thee ikea AND ty onaiiae onire to spend vacation a an ‘TON & OO., P. x 8: NISHED HOUSE ‘October or November, for its care, reat." Bestof reterenics. a ice. ANTED_A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO HIRE A Coune, with one or two horses summer months fur Sn OnERE tolet tow camtal ENT, Star office. and driver, for the 80, ANY party having such ‘person, Ea MER (Ax | FOR BENT— VERY DrsIEABLE FURMTENED Rooms, janally low the summer: references exchanged: Call at 1008" street R RENT—-A SUITE OF UNFURNISHED aa low, st SS Revs Ca vente southeast ‘ot RB RENT—933 G STRE! LARGE PARLOES. Pian n furninhed: aE ERE pen and OB SALE_HOUSE 715 G STREET, Seti Fe sroom) rater in the yard: ot 25 feet front by premio Price for atiner. Mase | Alm, Tweet set Wari, Capt of conan ni ms Fess RENT—VERY ee OFFICE atone Tooms each, Nos. 49. 3 ‘59 an Trin dl See oy ‘sold ast 25 ‘Apply at ‘i300 “E aoe avenue i ‘rors & tows ‘I > aunt Se yom 3e12- 20" -ENT—AT 503 18TH STREET NORTHWEST, Fines urished: Roce, ou second floor, municating or single; reference required. sea ae eae (OR RENT—FLAT OF THREE ROOMS, CEN- rally Jocated, with bath and cioeet. in, first-class | Gill be rented. to a good tenant for $12. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 917 F street northweat. Jel? ROE FENTON HOUSE 2019 1 STREET. oer lwwent, two pai ining-room an lower Roor; two chambers on second floor; furnichia or unfurnished, Jel0-3t" ;| BENT-ROOMS. SINGLE OB EN SUITE, 1455 Massachusetts avemue, on the terrace; very select, choice board, pleasant summer location, e103" (10K RENT_PLEASANT SUMMER ROOMS, FUR- nished and unfurnished, at low rates for permanent tenants, 218 B street northwest, one biock north of Yeunsylvania avenue, near 3d street. Jel0-3t" JOR RENT—THE MOST COMFORTABLE ROOM in the city, with or without board. ‘Terms reason- at ne during summer. Apply at 316 C street northwest. 'T—TWO VERY DESIRABLE, LARGE communicating Rooms on second floor; can be seen ee ¥ street northwest. EN & ROGERS. “HREE UNFURNISHED second floor: bath, &e..to family of adult cool and pleasant; terms moderate to suitable ae 1207 6th sirect northwest. 0-3" SEVERAL LARGE AIRY =ooe IN a house with modern impectsmente mee Capitol and P. Office; also, rooms for storing gods; board xiven if desired. ‘Apply on premises, street southeast, * jeu" en ‘ent and situated at the northwest corner of Park street and the old Piney Branch ‘road, aud containing about 20 rooms, ty conventences of eas, hot snd cold water, &c. Also, two stables, Joed hones, summer Kitchen, &e., combining the al: vantages of botn city and country. For particulars tn- BROWN, 1426 F street n. w. Je9-26" EI RABLE THREE-STORY mont. room Brick House, 720 Sth street northwest: Frasonable. Apply to FILLMORE BEALL. oe xi street FE LE—BEAUTIFUL RESIDENC al Rant 3-story Brick, 1416 6th street northwest: nine rooms besides bath room: pet improvements; 19 feet by cory payments, 20, 1,000 cach, balance my3l-2m 1 room lern throughou tiful neighbarhood, adjacent to lows Care on easy terms, to itamediate purchase some 3-story” press brick front Hon! trimmings; 11 rooms; nts, ) we concrete, cullar wah mechem mas Cl price, $11,000, D, 1115 F street northwest. BUSINESS PROPERTY Tm H 'strect northwest, bringing a good reutal: or will | Wade for a dwelling in Washington or Georgetown. Seud postal to 1122 14th street northwest. _Eil6-1m FOR SA LE— LOTS. JFOR, RENT_TWO LARGE PARTORS, UNFUR- nished, newly papered and painted, on first floor, above Markriter’s store. 626 E street northwest; been ‘occupied the past five years as physicians office and sleeping-room. Apply at store. eae single or en wuts reece a third an ro 4 until November Let, 930 Tith ntcees mech eee Boer gut Square. _Refeiences exchanged. 365-20" FH RENT—ROOMS_ONE SQUARE FROM ‘Thomas Circle, for the summer, furnished or un- furnished. 1127 13thetreet northwest; furniture stored. References. my30-13t )R RENT—TWO FURNISHED OR UNFUR- ED FUR: Rooms, or together; to gentlemen only; “Board if desited; near corner L and Ver- mont avenue northwest, Address G. F. eis Sim" Fe RENT—TWO ROOMS, ON BECOND FLOOR, 411 7th street northwest; newly papered ard painted. Apply to JAMES ¥. DAVIS" SUNS, O21 Pennsylvania mut mi5-Im FOR RENT—HOUS ROR SALES AT A | MODERATE PRICE A DE- Lot, 20 by 90 feet, sirable south front Buildit W street, fourth lot wort TUCKER, Second Au Fe | SALE—ONE LOT, 2,600 FEET; TWO LOTS, Ee 700 and 6.000 square { fect, on same street, and in of Bs ‘St eu res; Soe halt or cae mira cam,” SUTEEN e Roden RS, 936 ¥ street north as OR, SSALE-AT A BARGAIN-ONE LOT 18x7 th cottage; one lot 18275, vacant; ft 183100, yacatts on prominent street on Capitol Hi doors from Pennsylvania avenue. ony ah street northwest. SALE-FINE BUILDING | LOT. a4 150 seet, on 7th at m top ef, oe eal pin ow and torins reasonable. Jed-lot FOE SALETAT A GREAT BARGAIN, ABOUT £0,000 fect of Ground on east side of 13th street; all the front Letween D and E streets nou required down, the balance can be paid in five oF more ; Purchaser rivil cash; will follgny part. J. W- Ww Br cat i T4d5"New York avenue. FRE RENT OR SALE—No., 432 H STREET west—A larze three-story Brick House, with all moderne improvements, containing 13 rooms: also, carri ge house and stable. Inquire at 430 H street northwest. Je13-3t Fe ae ne, CORNER re 25 FEET front at merger Eo oe a r Staioy Sunes avenueand C street northeast, fronting Stanton Square Gen, Green's statue; ‘Apply 401 Sth atreck terms easy. northwest. Fe, RENT—HOUSE OF EIGHT HOOMS, COM- pletely furnished ; will ren for $20 per month, for duly, Apgast and 8 September pleasant lobation, ‘Address Fe, RENT—LOW, TO RESPONSIBLE PEOPLE (without small children, preferably), July 1 tober Ist prox.. one of the cool most com! fontate furnished residences in town, well located, north near cars, rae and stores; screena atall doors an windows; ‘with awnings; superior Move for coat, Vee ee part jealars and erm, aa dress CLEMENT, Je13-003t" =e aS THREE-STORY , BRICK House on Vermont avenue, just above ‘Thomas; ircle,. containing nine rooms and bath, no Be ioe te & kod, Per month. BROWN, 1437 Pennsylvania avenue, Jel2-3t FORS. ALE—MISCELLAN EOUS Goer BOARDERS » WANTED, IN Tae Simeeeedi Piedmont Valiey location one of the health. 22.1,8 acres, and improved by a fine residence contain- | Swith venient to Ferry boats, running Letween Washin ton end Alexandria. Ay nly to Mien DEL, £4 South Duke street, A! ytd VANTED-SULY Ist—COUN fectly dry celiar; modern | conveyance t further particulars apply at GUS 10th etreet. north alt guile of Joneup ¥ and delightful ts PSs nt shade, Sulphur Springs, Bi P- dross A. M. JEL YOUNTRY BOARD—A\ LESLI mauty, Va., Lear railroad station | Rowse: large. sity Tome: pure mil “M you ‘00Ds yville, Clark county, Va., conven) Comfortable rooms; mountain oan COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. _ Bal Om TRADE | crTy PROPERTY A FOR C1 —- fires Pullen of the 22 watt t rom cao siaaraty or & utoher. F. Star office. ia-6r oa = SALE—ORE. OF THE BEST BURT ‘Trout Run, taki Pteeere or Kenneyivania: well furuiahel tSacres Biue Ridge Mountaina and railroad, Ratroce We A. BRAWN Uppervilie, Fau- Quier cofinty, V e13-3t YOMFORTABL ROOMS AND HOAMD, PLENTY / of milk, &c., at Milis Station, B. & O. H.R. Apply on —_ jels-3t" MRS. JACOR. ESIRABLE BOARD CAN BE PROcUR ED OON xandria, V ¥ BOARD FoR Lady with two children, five and ten years: and Lady with one child of Private family preferred. Address ) 2 LEMEN OBTAIN BOARD A in the country, with a private family ; nd from the departivents daily. hn Jel0-st @ SECURED A HANDSOME pew ti B SOR COLLEGE SUMMER T os, Hormen, Kc corner of 11th stry pdsor, Md. a cenery ; y wt, Kc. Terme modarate. ra. BERS Esti, Millsboro’, Loudoun my27-s&ctu, Lm TRY BOARD—AT ¥ DF, NEAR BER- t railrond. ¥; ood table, fruit; shade, 5 NO mosquitoes, Address Ee NANMETEN Gi Gaylord, Clark county, Va. ‘Board ®O. BR. ; references as Laurel, Marylan: Ne mitd-Lme OMMODATED WITH HALL, twenty miles « t Rooms at GUNSTC ee Washington. Steamer W. W. Corooran lands very. day. Daily, mail. fine library, fruity shade, fea id bathing. “Forms reasonable, Addrone 6. M. SMITH, Gunston, Va mis Im* LEASANT BOARD CAN DE HAD IN A RAI vate family, Piedmont region, Orange county, ic mile from station, mail duly; large house and. siete rt Teferences required. UMMER BOARDING—ONLY § PER W Sand R.R, station near; charming ue situation Porivalled for heasthfuineee; gond and wholesome tale fare a spec a a House open Jane lst. For further in- fees Mim ME. FEANKLIN, Chene Ferry, W. Va. ms-Im* On EY TO LOAN ¥ TO LOAN, ON REAL STATE SECUL- 957 in sume towul Oat Newent tutens as. F_WOLLARD, 3e13-30* D street -siortweste OR SALE CHEAP —¢ LIGHT, anne PRI i penter’s Wagon in good order; has 10) over cents Apply at at 609 K street n jorthwest. pa 8 R SALE—A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY HORSE, ‘Top Wagon and Harness; lady can drive him: war- ranted in every parti ll corner: ae and @ streets northwest, E. H. NEUMEYER. Fe! SALE—A BREWSTER T CARTIN TERFECT with anew harness. Can be seen at 1000 street northwest. “el: -3t* FOE SALES A NEARLY NEW AND FIR lage Spring Wagon, suitable for butcher 9 cor. Apply at 200 4) Jel Fe _RENT—BRICK, 1510 91H STREET NORTH: west, ten rooms, bath, &e., $90; Brick, I in street, seven rooms, bath, cellar, range, 320. ALBERT F FOX, 950 ¥ st news yaar” 18% 1 STREET NORTHWEST, repair: excellent neighborhood. Be | Some ‘Terms reasonable; | reduced during summe: plumbing. Apply t THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. a ‘OB RENT—HOUSE 729 8TH STREET NORTH- west, near Patent Office; nine rooms; modern im- ium! r AN’ TED HORSES TO PASTURE. seattle a cing Street northwest. CER” sees provements. Apply at 727 8th street. Jel2-3t* OR RENT—4 SIX ROOM HOUSE, WITH WATER month. “Apply at Hoe Set aoe ba JOR RENT—A STORE AND Di Pete, House with gas and water: i water; s Biore u nuitable for any aise at 1168 fh street nortnwert. ar Je10. 0, 000 SUT TS, [QESPRING AND SUM: (Sidnone ne batauifed '¥_ Process” Facilities for cleating Suits ius few boure SoGes, drying. None but the purest Goods oe and pressed "send your sour postal to PRINCE, Wis Ther Clos F euit, Very latest Gommodious room for ‘workmen. miake calls and deliver. = Sie cleaner, 1009 F ‘ANTED—HORSES AsTuRED. Ar Y ‘tonth on no Farin near Bladensbi shade and water, Ing = urs. Plenty of Fe RENT_FOR THE SUMMER Hoxrns. ry furnished House in Geo d bean. =a A SMALL FAMILY pr T ANTE Sas TO ae BY A. aH OHACE & B. to ‘The only perfect carpet cleaning machines No club or is en ? Ores by ts ‘télephone Ws Ta process to ruin carp cared, for during RICE, 490 MAINE AVENUE better, wit and tear, than es other firm in the city. Bere by ta ‘Feathers renovated; Furniture e. proved machinery, peansery 8 carve vy teephoue or giherwien, 20 io SINGLE TOS & HOEKE bot init Wap WORK KON ANY 0 ANY DE- pots demedio to appear ms eaciy new. ANTED—STEAM CARPET ceases: Ta injury aes THAT Ji Wit 2 Room 4, 1420 New York ofticefrom9 a. m. tod p. m. WASTED OLD GOLD ANDSI TERING ‘LARGE! ‘Small Quantities. lhe e| ot Pumnsylvatiaavenuo, bet. 34 and 5 cupet, ARTED=YOU TO ENOW TRIS TEEIEA PET ‘Tailor-made | nding aaa Suit, mo tir JUsTHS area, hor ‘at Branch Store, No. We buy but a ‘BUSINESS CHANCES. IGHT DOLLARS WILL BUY SCHARFS HII of Weetern Meviend) (1882), two pe is a entero Andress BOLINar FOR $500—FOR ONE, SS real estate in: AP FOR CASH—CIGAR STORE; 36 Pennyslvania avenue northwest. = OR TRADE FOR VACANT NT GROUND OR A G00D have a first-rate‘ weiling, swith Dock batlding north bet Fag — 2 a comfortable for unimproved pro overty ors teres“ MU oo constee of property: za oinrike SSeS ‘amseasod at if ‘amount and’ een 000 ; int ys fete youre. pling 93 to FOX & Bl lvania: IN iG duly and Ai in Mt. Pleas- ant, ‘Audress EoS b- Sar ofices Jei0-3t* Fe RENT—1916 11TH ST. N.W., 10 ROOMS, IN thorough repair, mod. in) att SUS NCeEIAE Piso G st. n.w., second loors, south one ee nt together or jf 4th st. s.w., Bs and 6 Apply to A. 8. CAYWOOD, i226 Sth northwest. Je10-3t* FOR RENT A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE, WITH jmprovemen’ In- quire on i premioes. mae able three-story Bi ali the modern improvements, ‘THOS. 3. FISHER & CO., 1324 ranma aren 4e9-6¢ = Fe RENT—930 N NEW YORE AVENUE, & DESIR- in Tos . FISHER & OO., 1t4 F strect northwest, Fe —_ ROOM HOUSES, MODERN IM- provements. WHE. BROS., corner of 7th atreet and Hoc Teland avenue, JeB-6t saddle H fave fines Landau and’ handeome Drag, bu iit by Rowers ttle ued ; fine Coupelet; Horse and Harness; also, Vie-~ toria, ‘Horse and Harness and Jumprcat. ‘The ebove int be sold. No offer refused. Soon be seen 2 DOWNEY'S ‘Stables, 1013 17th irc onthe ROR, SALA GENTLEMAN, Na LEAVING, aoe city wishes to dispose of ay ae by him, raed Cyeary he Heights TBs Sands ey ‘yel" oo Re eg HORS! Sonic AND ang ed large bays, black point ‘ight ye gat oars rm a, ertecy sound, and gente. is built by carriage ore of the best New ork "builders ‘strong and ath and but little used. “Apply to 0. FoF} 710 o = 5 ALE— WROUGHT. ce Ww, lo. 5.” ae cheap. ‘as new. Cost #320." Win sell Tor make room for steam. ERNEY Dab, i 3 3a street northw FP GE SALE-A BIG BARGAIN—-ONE eee ape Bound Corner Hosewood Case Chickering Piano in perfect order, as good as new, embroidered cover and stool, “$175; easy’ paymenta. 1139 10th ore pate oR SALE—TWO VERY FINE SADDLE AND eee Horses: Horse, Sidebar B and Har- ess; one o Pair af itched Sret-claee Foad team. "HUGUELY & BOWEN'S Stable, G45 a ‘Seow p Bugsy. ing T LOWEST RATES OF INTERES’ ON BEAL ESTATE pgs ny ONEY TO LOAN, ON REAL ESTATE, ATS AND 6 PER CENT. R. 0. HOLTZMAN. 10th and F atreeta northwont. HOF, ALEX, 6. De_WOLOWSKI, and Vocalist, has opened new courses for singt gud Piano, by bis new singlified method: shortort an in existence. The hihest vooal culture for operas and concerts, at 807 1 street northwest. a JONEY TO Loan. T have cog aA TO, LOAN ON poy ren pla in gumeof trom $100aud Upwards, at lowest ruses of tu canst Nodalay. 5 yaneen 016 Fetriet norte (GHT IN ALL 17S BRANC HT: oHE:! Fs ea spoken T learned Parisian peosile, by Prot. BH. Lak pau s Fre n native and graduate af ths University of Paris, 913 G street. RENCH LESSONS-SUMMER TERM AT MOD) raterstes. Mornii an Sequired in'a short ‘time, street northwest, MLLE. ne and Evening Classes for berin- Rereand sdvanced pure. Lemons made sary ronan practical. A good Gall at residence, 1923 K FRUD OMA! ELLS COLLEGE FOR YOUNG QLADIES. ‘Aurora, Cayuga Lake, N.Y. Full Collegiate Course, Music na Mit. Tocation beautifin’ and heaknta Session Js, | Send for catalogue, ns. FRIst sien 1B SALE SIXTEEN HEAD OF HORS sUsT Fass the weet; feo compe and thr tes meddle see 2% Se anvehins hin ares e3t BimhONS | STABLES, 311 12th street Penne ding ae ager 8 poet 2 ornons et ell cheap, pare © streets ao8 awe Bretclnon ‘THOMPSONS Btable, Yih and Fay tees Tea oe ere Sues tion aoe thborh« meet vf mo. ROBT, A. PHILLIPS. 1428 5 New ‘York ave, Hos Rix | street OB BENT. 1749 Ps. ave., store and /1105-1-9 19th st.,7 r. x $75.00) all m.i.. new, each -$90. ATA K at. 12 ro. 1 "40-0011198 2d ot, Tr. 723 8s., b.,m.i. sr 206 10th'st,’ atehtee 2129 L st.. 7 re. 5th & Tot. 73.8 2208 13th, T'r.,m. 817 2iat st.,8 re, ESCOTT & CO. 325-6m west. _—_— FOR RENT—STORES. a Fre SALE—100 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES AND F Ceres Pte Nie st haton peices, at W. F. "8 * 468 and 470 C iggant turnouts for ire by the day, a R SALE—Ol (CHANG! ES! CAR- Fe eee (a - and See eer eee ein Siobecmamnae 8. J. RERS CG Getreet n.w. 020 B SALE LARGE VARIETY OF THE La LaTEst style Hxht Carri: So ha = ane sc | aaa CHEAPEST PLACE 7 a Doth new and second-hand and Kinds. | F. D.SCHMIDT & C0, 466 Pennsylvania avenue north ‘m28-3m ROR. BENT A GOOD GROCERY AND PROVISION ‘Store; will aleo sell the Stock and Fixtures of same store. Apply at 501 B street southeast, sel BOARDING. 7 : TREMONT HOUSE, WITH ITS ITs FINE PEO! fable, sl ba found most desitable,pitce for subemer ty $25, $30, $35 and $49 per month. HE LEXINGTON, CORNER l5rm STREET AND New York avenue and cen' ite the Treasi at te partments an R SALE_—SPRING ae SUMMER CARRIAGES. ‘Arent for Boston Buckooard Gon y's Bide-tar Bur fepihe money. light carriaces. ‘best in the country GRAHAM, BT. BH. ae Repository and Factory, 410-416 8th st. n.w. EEE PERSONAL. can now be twit L. BAUERDORF INFORMS HER LADY Pleasant rooms. Also, T: Board st summer rates, from 10 toT Sab ie tos BEE. COLES: at 1130 Slot atreat northwest, Dedwoon and BE JG3 WILLIAMS PRICE'S PRIVATE OARDING. —ROOMS FURNISHED AND UN- W e Detect: ae, Cetin tae. ‘All bast day formed. ‘Transient Boarder, with rom, $1 net | nem ‘trcty consent,” een to, call of retdence ace SARAH FLAGLER, 816 Indiana avenue. _| Bas'Fatecr nothaeet, nu hours mi6-sm" eed aa OF THE SCHOOL OF DETECTIVE oe 300 8TH is a. ! Routan oe fhe night before. | whan requested al business saeioly conbdsntion “Ge, for. First-class Me furnished. mi8-1m* E ‘ON HOUSE, irx AND I STREETS.—FIRST- class Table 8; Room and o= Vocation ‘ential: So liguors: “W. Go'NXYEOR? ma 200000 BESE ga ae frome CHARLES 1: BAIR = EBMANENT, TRANSIENT, AND DAY BOARD- Sees ie ae icon te ag GEORGETOWN ADV’TS. aes ite fst Pivesk sy ep tram Ss eee Si Rat accommodated wou Hoss Sonne of eth ee eka my4-2m* MRS, M. T. SOUTHALL. { HOUSE, 512 9rn STREET oera: west, is one of the cosiest and best Fi Teen tec, aremmt Do same LOST AND FOUND. Leste A HERDIC, ON G@ bite g fad re ete ward be eid if returned to 2026 a’ ‘streot north- 3013-2" O8T—A GOLD FROSTED BREASTPIN WITH A 5 Saly sos chide git Bowad ped Wate the Star offices. 3013-4 tae pee | ye a SATCHEL. A LD ageokod return eae Lins E. SADELETO corner 15th and @ anon Les SKYE TERRIER. NAMED SaaS Had oo collar, with bells and bine ribbons; tag 235. Ho pald Yor his return to14is Motes aorta” oh LESS wa rene |e eee ee Beets ee [ace ee ceremae| DE Lo LOOK SPECIALTIES. streets northwest, occ: oor of LINCOLN HALL BUILDING. EW Hal Wt Tints New NEW ALES, RA, eh Ys Bioeng Titi Bee Giecnan BUSINESS COLLEGE, CORNER ‘inth and D ‘second, “upives thi for training sons and tere for ta arranjcenventa real Iife. “Graduating exercises held last of May. No Yaoation. ‘Students received every Inouth In the year, for instruction, day or even! by the mout or SPRING AND SUMMER SESSIONS give students other schools opportunity for information ist ea office. G. y BARA a srekchit Teo oF WGA m? FLYNN, AM. ratay_ ox fella gorse LA GREEK, SASHEMATES. Le provared for Calbye aad compete Ef privately or ‘a. 3 AM... o4-8m Columbian College, ‘ORG! TEACHER OF PIANO E. SCHEEL, jANIST. TEACE and VOCAL MUSIC. attention to ‘gunners, as well as those, wishing to be qualied tor Portormers oF ‘Teachers. 734 12th streot nortawest. dl-co7m” pat PE ane fay ei E BRET PROFESSIONAL. Dat sae Soe incense: HE DERFUL ORIENT. VAS THE WON!