Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1882, Page 4

i EVENING STAR. WAS SHINGTON The Evening Star bas a regular. permanent. bena flee daily cirectation more than treble thot ef any ether daily payer published In Warhingt ijuster and republt 2,10 joint session at Ri! d Capt. John s tate committees mond yesterday, (son Of the late Henry A Wise) for Co: man-atlarge, A State convention was decided to be unnecessary. District conventions for the nomination of can Gates for Congress In the several districts were allied to mect at fixed dates in August. This action of the conference shows that the coalitio: ed to nate a ate for Con- ad not lost any strength, Inasmuch a3 the conference had nothing to say about the Feport! extra session of the legislature, ft is Anferred that the project, {f it was ever seriously piatod, has been abandoned. The demo- of Virginia is devoting more attention nS upon that party than ‘The indications are that get the democzatie support, despite on Of & part of the party press. The managers have determined that it ‘Would only invite defeat to puta straight demo- efatic cs andidate in the feld. — Chandler, an expressed in Bos- evening, thet cur navy ought to be There are hardly two opinions upon At the same time it will not do to go oF to proceed at all without count ¥ step to be taken, as Well with refer- the money required for each forward step it will be wortlr to tne country after the ve is made and the resuits are secured. A sing tose expensive luxuries all ‘The crack war ships of Europe or example, cost anywhere million dotiars each, for huil and o; and atter they areonce afloat it costs 13 toarm and maintain them, whe- used or not. For a single Krupp Agog the British tron as been paid, while Strong pattern cost $90,009, and tho ‘of the Wool Wier ad, according to the Seater nt of the royal Labo- Fatory every ume one fs discharged. solutely prohi n applied to such Mr. Chandler proposes, ld nevertheless set our statesmen to Of the present day. from two to of the superint t Woolwich, it costs § guns of the “Inflext? ample figures are not & of the Dut they she thinking when they talk about this country hav- Ang war ships able to cope with the best in the ‘World. ———_+e» —____ An interesting: insurance case has just beep Gecited in New York. Some twenty-five or thirty Years agoaman named Davis insured his life in the New York Life insurance company for the Denetit of his wife, and stipulating tn the policies that in the event of her deati the money should Botohis children. Mrs. Bavis died some years ago, and subsequently Davis surrendered the Polictes to the company upon the payment to him Of a certain sum of money. Meantime, Davis’ ehildren had become of age, and after his death, Which occurred in 1879, they brought sult to re- over the life Insurance. The case has just been Gecided, the court holding that the transfer back fo the company of the policies was yold. Prior to Ming their suit, however, the heirs of Davis Proffered the amount of bac premium due on the Policies, which was refused. —__—_<<«>_____ ‘The Senate yesterday decided by “a large ma- Yority” to keep the Executive Mansion where it Bow is; and toenlarge it fittingly for its uses. ‘The site ts a beautiful and convenient one, and all that # needed to make tt everything desirable ts the Feclamation of the unsightly, Mithy, disease-breea- ing marsifs, almost within a stone’s throw of the South front of the White House. The proper sug- Gestion is made by the Poss, that any additton to ‘the mansion should be strictiy in accordance with the design of the present bullding, and that the olor, which has given itthe name of the White House, should be retained. ——__~«+_____ Senator Harris, formerly chairman of the Senate Committee on the District of Columbia, and stil a Valuable member of that committe, will probably be nominated by the democratic state convention of Tennessee, now in session at Nashville, for Governor. He was selected with marked unan- ‘Amity by the organs of the party as the man who, “more than any other, could unite the two factions. ‘The expressions of the delegates to the conven- ftion and the action of the preliminary conter- ence point most certainly to the Senator's nomi- ;Bation, and it is understood that he will accept. ——_—__e>—___ \ AS was predicted when the anti-Chinese bill was {Under discussion, the passport proviston 13 vir- [fually a nullity. The Chinamen are all so much ‘alike that the personal description of one applies jWeneraily, and hence one passport can be made to ‘do promiscuous service. They al! have eyes alike, *Bair the same color, and wear cues alike; have jmo beards, and use the same kind of clothes, Prob- tably this passport feature of the law will be turned !to promt by some of the shrewd Chinese. They Peril get hold of a few passports and charge their Intrymen Who desire to come to this country a fg00d sum for their temporary use. \_Acase has just come before the courts of New Work city which indicates that the receivers ap- — for a failing insurance company, some fourteen years ago, construed the title of their pMice literally and Uberally. They received all Rhe assets and kept three-fourths for themselves. Whey got $950,000 in assets, paid out in dividends 000, and transferred to themselves for their Rervices $10,000. They now propose to settle all Me claims against the defunct company, origin- Ally amounting to $2,750,000, by paying’ $75,000, — the creditors have refused. The receivers, ever, hold onto the lion’s share which they oted to temecives, ' » Inthe House of of "Representatives yeste yesterday there Was passed under a suspension of the rules a bill Bequiring that there shall be collected from ves- els bringing persons to this country a duty of Itty cents for each immigrant. The proceeds of ‘Wis collection are toconstitute an Immigrant fund, fo be used under direction of the Secretary of the ‘Treasury to defray the expense of regulating im- Migration and for the protection and care of the ‘Dew arrivals. The effect of this bill will be to re- Mleve the state of New York of all the trouble and \@xpense of caring for immigrants, and to transfer ‘wana duty to the general government. —e ‘The House investigation of the Peruvian claims am ‘the relation of the State department towards ‘#hem ts about to wind up and report as the result— awed The Senate investigation of the so-called ‘whisky ring is virtually concluded, and the com- Mitte will apparently have just as much or little ‘oreport as the House foreign affairs committee. ‘att only results are to be embodied, both commit- sfees might adopt the same report and submit that ‘Bhey discovered nothing worth reporting. , o> Baltimore ts giving the Grand Army organtz- Yons a royal welcome. The city Is in holiday at- ) tire, and its people are making the entertainment Of thelr visitors their frst business, Among the | foremost in welcoming the ex-Union soldiers and ——_—_——+e>____ shipments of coal from the Cumber- during the present year have been 613,436 “> decrease, compared with the same of last year, of 311,488 tons. This falling been which mainly due to the strike of the has almost paralyzed business in D® YOU KNOW THE DIFFERENCE? CAN YOU TELL THE VALUE OF GUODS ACCURATELY? Ifasuit of clothes is offered for a dollar less at one place than they ask at another, would yon not at once conclude that the one at a dollar less price was the cheapest? Whenever we hear a lower price quoted for on article than we ask forit, weinvestigate it The other ‘one of our salesmen hada customer for an English Seersucker Suit, for which our price is eight aollars. ‘The eustomer said he could buy one at seven dollars ond @ half. ‘*Are they made like ours?” asked the salesman. ‘‘I can’t say, as I did not examine them,” replied the customer; ‘tI will so.and see.” In an hour he returned with the information that they were not. We, however, made some of the suits up in the manner our friend had seen them, and we are well satisfied t> get six dollars and fifty cents for them. The goods in both suits are identically the same; yet one cost eight dollars, the other six and a half, ‘You can rely on the fact that whenever you have a price quoted lower than ours for the same article, some- thing in the make or finish has been cheapened to do it. A. SAKS & CO, e21 316 axp 318 Sgventa STEeer. je AND CANTON GINGHAMS. SEDUCED TO 10 CENTS, ‘These Goods are “‘entirely new’ this season, and comprise ell the ‘*Latest Pattern Fine quaiity American LAWNS, at 10c. Paris BATISTES, a: 25c., reduced from 30c. Pure LINEN LAWNS, at 25c., former price 30c, papieted, Down Prices!" on SUMMER SILKS and Anderson's SYLPHIDES ana ZEPHYRS. 32-inch wide Genuine SCOTCH GINGHAMS, at 25c. ORL EROMERED BATISTE and NUN'S VEILING RO} " at ‘Greatly Reduced Prices Diack Spathh taces NETS, from $3 to $5. ee a caliente at $1, "in TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAPRING: SHEETINGS &e. Plain and Figured FRENCH SATINES. CHUDDA and SHETLAND SHAWLS. “Special Attractions” in ‘‘NEW WHITE GOODS.” at Popular Prices, “-Noyelties" in HOSIERY and HANDKERCHIEFS, GAUZE URVERWEAR, LISLE GLOVES, Mous: KID @ um $1 to $2.50. QUETAIRE e Redueed Prices," BLACK GRENADINES. LADIES’ LINEN and MOHAIR DUSTERS. BATHING FLANNELS, INDIA SEERSUCKERS. "2 Ose Pnice Ontx, SEATON PERRY, (Stecessor to Perry & Brother,) * ‘Pennsylvania avenue, corner Sth streat. _ Established 1840. Je21 panasors AND SUN UMBRELLAS. 100 PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS Put on sale this morning at greatly reduced price. NEW GOODS Of this season’sselection. Choice styles. 10 PIECES BROCADE AND PLAIN SILK, GRENADINE, new and elegant, at reduced price. SOHN T. MITCHELL, Je21-6t 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. WwW OODWARD & LOTHROP. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. 25 Pieces SPANISH LACE BUNTINGS, in Olive and Ecru Shades, only 25c. per yard. SILK DEPARTMENT. Elegant Quality FOULARD SILKS, in Black and Navy Blue grounds, with Polka Dots and Figures, Reduced to 623gc. yard. MOURNING DEPARTMENT. Special Low Prices made on BLACK SILK GRENA- DINES. GINGHAM DEPARTMENT. 25 Pieces LACE STRIPED GINGHAM in Plaids and Stripes, reduced to 25e. per yard. 50 Pieces PRINTED LINEN LAWNS, at 12¥c., 17c., 2lc. yard—extra fine quality for prices named, WHITE GOODS DEPAKTMENT. ECRU BATISTE EMBROIDERED DRESSES, st low- est reduced prices. HAMBURG DEPARTMENT. 25 Pieces POLKA DOT MUSLIN EMBROIDERY, 8 Rows, only 12%¢c. yard. 25 Pieces POLKA DOT MUSLIN EMBROIDERY, 14 Rows, only 23e. yard. HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. 50 Dozen Ladies’ all LINEN HEMSTITCHED HAND- KERCHIEFS, with Printed Borders, only 12)c, each—Special Bargain. RIBBON DEPARTMENT. 50 Pieces PINK SATIN and MOIRE SASH RIBBON, 6-inch wide, ouly 37. 50 Pieces LIGHT BLUE and WHITE MOIRE SASH RIBBON, 6-inch wide, only 50c. yard, GAUZE UNDERWEAR. 100 Dozen La ties’ and Gentlemen's GAUZE UNDER- VESTS, in long and half-sleeves, at 25c, per Extra Good Value, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, se01 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. De Is TO Poids NOTICE THAT THE tain dt pecribers of the District of Columbia have ob- Court of, the District of Co- REGINALD FE MAN D, FALBEID ye21-lawow GLEBERT wis! ipa | ores! ESTORED TO. LIFE.—ANY ONE DESIRING Broa oA DEG Become it a reeenaa ony, intetnperanes oe otherwine, wai ‘snd and ‘vigor in i wastive OF di Trot Bide where ie removes alt ie: Jess 2 oF del ator pre ‘and quickly awakens 10 new activity the affected. "Fry 1 and you will surely recominead your friends. —Herala. 25 PER CENT. DISCOUNT FROM REMNANTS, As we have sad an unusual quantity of GOODS this year, we find ourselves Stock of REMNANTS of all kinds, which we offer at very low prices and will take off discount [THE KING OF THE MILLiNERS! THE GREAT SLAUGHTER STILL CONTINUES AT KING’S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, BEFORE REBUILDING. THIS WEEK'S SPECIALTIES: _< 169 dozen of Cream, Biack, White and Colored PLUMES, at 71 cents; etill Letter ot $1, $1.25 and $1.50; some yery excellent at $2 and $2. IN OUR DEPARTMENT OF TRIMMED HATS Some very good drives are to be had. IMPORTED HATS and BONNETS, which sold formerly at $26 and $20, are now offered at $5, #6and$7. Our ‘Trimmed as well as Untrimmed Goods in CHIL- DREN'S, MISSES’ and LADIES' HATS willbe sold withoutreserve, Qur MANILLA HATS, a specialty, ‘which formerly sold at $4, arenow selling at $2 only. RIBBONS. SASH RIBBONS for commencements; SASHES for School examinations: KILBONS to please all, at prices that gladden the hearts of the ladies; KiB- BONS by the thousand. FRENCH FLOWERS. Lovely Sprays at 25, 50 and 75c.—magnificont and beautiful—an exquisite selection at unheard-of low prices. LACES. Elegant SPANISH and ORIENTAL LACES at lesa than importation prices. Fine Heavy Black TREBLE ENGLISH CREPE at $2 and $2.25 per yard. LINEN ULSTERS at $1 and $1.25, DO NOT FAIL TO CALL AND EXAMINE OUR PRICES. WE ARE BOUND TO SELL TO CLEAR OUR STOCK. Remember— KING'S PALACE, No, 814 SzveNTH Srexer Nontawzsr. S@~Bear in mind we have no connection with any other establishment in this city. 4e20 A GOOD SUMMER SILK, FOR 50c. PER YARD. oh® RAVE Jue, PLACED, ON OUR COUNTER Folate ERICE $1. WE Ri o EVER SOLD, as THE QUALITIES ARE FIRST Waa SURAH SILKS, 24-INCH WIDE, 75c., FORMER PRICE $1.25. sa ‘at SLOSING OUT PRICES INGRENADINES, J DEES GOODS, PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS, “@: CHOICE STOCK OF GOODS, SUITABLE FOR EVENING WEAR AT THE WATERING PLACES. EMBROIDERED ROBES, REDUCED TO $12.50; CHOICE COLORS. REMNANTS AT GREAT BARGAINS. §2” ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. 420 AYLORB & UFTY, T H ce oF Myf agi gf PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR! LADIES -UNDERWEAR. ELEGANT NOVELTIES. Choice Goods in FINE LACE AND CAMBRIC. NEW SKIRTS, To be had nowhere else, as they are made specially to our order for our trade. THREE DEEP FLOUNCES, VERY HANDSOME. NEW STYLE BACK FLOUNCED TO THE WAIST. NEW STYLE CORSET COVERS, NEW BABY CAPS, PILLOW SHAMS, NIGHT DRESSES, TIT A Yr '& C AA X YL oo RR ot PAA YE SSeS ote 2 4°74 ¥ LLL 00 RR ea * HEA U FFF TIIT HOW u uw F La X ¥ Pear. Gd ¥ HE ‘oo #s.2..¥ se19 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. RICK. BRICK. BRICK. ‘The ‘Virginia Brick Company” have now on hand and are prepared to furnish at the ahortest otico randat the lowest st rates, ¢ superior quality of Brick, including Front P1 ri “OHAS. B. PEARSON: General Manager, ‘Warn Je19-6t ier’s Building, F street, PPP A TL gS58g PoP AA OL a Hs grr tua AA Hf ‘838g Pu AS Lun £44 HE Sgs58 Sos oo Y YA LE ROOY WY AA L 483 9 ia ES B00 ¥ AA LLL” IMMENSE ccc L i EEE RE Tl NN N GGG ecLriex a PR TIN OG Coco LLLL ERE A AR BH UN NN GGG 00 vu oTrTT get y o Uv foo? Mud #| OF SUMMER NOVELTIES, IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘ANTED—GIRL TO DO ALL THE WORK FO! of ae eta hts. Ay at aiemy two; W at idl roy 'ANTED—TWO oan = ‘ANT MILLINERS ys poaly at "5S, 907 ‘Pennsylvania avenue. iw W vane et KO todo fark ean faa: | Su Women as Cont ooh a traning lations. ‘1301 ieee eee ee heey COMPETENT, WHITE SERVANT we fs a Sous work Atay Sete rend eS ai hous tion at 226 F northivest, wen 60d? Pe at W2S TED AT 90 127TH SRREET NORTHWEST mean Woman f coal end, Js washing and roping: Ware Ouray GOOD, AC- 5 aciuainaneo tog alga’ dysfanale pent 2 a ee @ from | $20 atRoom 13, Eves’ ontios, 1424 New York avenue, between 10and 12 oleldok a.m. June 22, 1882. It" ANTED—A SMART GIRL TO TAKE CARE, ee pig a pi Wika tineoan FOR WARWICKS —WOOD- lands, Greenwood Lake, Orange atid Pact ioe Neen eraey MRS Ae Fg pel Hose THOROUGHLY COMPETENT, healthy rervaut to 0 to seashore or countr: a invaid. fendations required. sae street nee income, Call at 331 F street Soe voee “Room 2 jenice® 4° ANTED—A MIDDLE-AGED WHITE ssbifeomy 2 Seeoee ae Wd Mean oe 6 northw Je20-2t* W'ANiibea Fe ee EN PHARMACIST, AT National Hotel Dru Bto: 3020-31 "ent eres Ok, COMPETENT, AND WITH rood reference. Apply at 1940 Corcora: northwest. ANTED—TWO GOOD COOKS AT ONCE, FOR summer resort. Apply at St. Mare Hotel, je20-3t* es ee aes PEN a in COOK FOR 40 Apply to RESORT. at at \Sielrovotitan Hotel, —_je2 Wea GOOD CARPENTERS. AP- MESA, susciioot yuilding corner 10th and 2 ane oy 20-3 References ired. -20* yan RESPECTABLE WHITE OR, Liga; tonsa io gentenisne mrirens; geod wu > APely 8 single gentioman's wardrol piace, fo 1830°7th street, first door up aS ee ae OS WANTED Fo MMEDIATELY — moetIABLE xecommended ana Sing ony at ite “ageiy bes be- Freon? and 12, fassachnsetts avenus, between Lath end 15thee 3e26-2¢" Wit ED—GOOD COPYIST, OR ONE AGCUS- LOMED tot writer wanted agains Shorts hand writer pre ferred. AE in own hi ting, ith references, Lock D.C. y ANTED—A COOK AND A CHAMBERMAID, Ap- _ply at 1104 M street northwest. Je19-3¢ W ANTED—TEN WAITERS_MUST BE ans5 rienced in the business.“ Apply at St. Mare Hotel, corner ‘7th street and Pennsylvania ayenue. _jel9-3t* Ws REGISTERED PHARMACIST. rhe Pennsylvania ayenue, corner 17th street §ol9-3t" avenue. WARP PANTALOON MAKER OR PRESS- WANTED — GOOD LAUNDRY HANDS — NONE with SBLTZ & MERT: Pennsylvania ‘TE Z, Io but first-claes need apply, and one settled woman for general Boosewerk. Apply to the Capitol CTE 512 Sth street northw: Jel9. Wath yy ANTED—A Teas AND TWO me ‘90h etreet northwest na Farm. Apply at FULTON’S Loan Onis sie W TED WHITE AND COLORED QOOKS we Girls and N GEN- eral Workers, 2d 01 imore, Phiwien he New York ant Saewne poe Sees. Loita) with northwest, Licensed Agency. C. E. & CC 5a ss my29-24t* Wwe y SNEED: veces Ab RELIABLE YOUNG MEN, BAD) drive ; Our work lasts 10 nue 8 fa the, Sar badgnbre a cents ry oy 5 work, pald. i cash every “Saturday “Apply “at Habide of the Washington Brick ‘Machine Co, Bonnie a: Dortheast WANTED—SITUATIONS. Ww ‘TED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED snl a Situation in @ private fami seamstress by thie woek, or wil Box 62, Star office, itt WANTED BY AN®EXPERIENCED AND RE- Spectable young white man, & Situation ae waiter or rfootinad ‘willing to ty, best of reference. ese Box 45 Star ofhess W ANTED A FRENCH LADY TEACHER DE- th Ei sires to teach conntry for her board during er Months. Address Mile. E., Star office, af willingtogoin the Sountey, Anniy at a references; country. Apply at 4th etreet harthwest ~ if 4 meats Wisin ya YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION in the Bureau of Printing and rapes to leamn plate printing, for which Tw i gave $50 Securing the samo. Address 0. K., Star once. Soa W2Nte>a YOUNG MAN OF GOOD HABITS who h: as been 4a business for himself and can bring a lange country trade, wants a Situation ln some rellebie re in this city. Gan give good reference. fe oe a if desired, st 210 oe street Je21-30" NT! ANT Ri IN A PRIVATE Fr inenve, 1497 Rhode aud aver ayenag, 1 ere. mat Te eRe Ra eT sear Peatheoa HANDSOMELY FURNISHED | K° p Stee Moy ake? ‘Renee a ate in Be ‘OR RENT A WELL SURNISHED OF¥ICE, ars: erate. Address Bos Vb, Biar offices wn? “San a Fa BENTFUBNESHED ROOMS TH A PLEAS- central location. aie ae ae RENT—ROOMS—ONE SQUARE FROM Girek x a Thomas (Srele, for the summer. furnished or unfur~ Reference. 3e20-3t* ‘OR RENT — FURNISHED Front bath, bes ae ta Taye OR (RENT — TWO WELL-FURNISHED BOOMS tlemen. Cail afternoon or evening at nas inte {th street nortaweet, near M street. del4- Pha ‘OB. RENT TWO LARGE PARLO! Fx Dapered and painted, on first floor, hore aed 6 Rereek orn ROOMS, SECOND 1a avenue northwest, (OR REN’ FIRST-CLASS FURNISHED ROOM F c ee ‘Board sii ber Ist. “acinsie op en suite, until Leg Fieagortagars Heteranose exchanmele Be vaCOnT Je5-3w* UNFUR- alr near soc car cofner E Tvigeef and Ver~ maim BRENT — TWO FURNISHED OR ished Roo on! FOR RENT—HOUSES. OR RENT—THE STORE AND DwLiNg ‘2015 ‘S street northwest: muitable for grocery Vision store. Apply at 1915 Rt street northwest. eereg a ie ee Set —-4 og ade rian of AWOeR IA. Star meee oe DAN INVESTMENT ‘OF $1,500 outst Ru Rolera im proversti om by 8 aH FS SALE—THE 8 oe AND Fixt Vint cg oe tee 133. Stat eices SALE—NEW TWO-STORY AND — wines mt at nen} LEATHER -TOP iets sors, nar ao reno, Tat Rod bake room: Sao |e 221,6 acres, and improved b esi fence contain with conveniences of Fas, Saioald wate ee two stables, earriage house, Fe SALE— BEAUTIFUL RSIDERCE ULE: rant 3-story Brick, 1416 6th street northwest: rooms besides bath room; collar oders improvements; 19 feet by 120. cash, balance cary payments. ‘Inguirecn premier mySi-2mn SSE LY TWO LEFT 13 SALEPRETTY yee shove beautiful three-story (Queen Anne erie) Houses on R © thoroaehty {shed eee Ne beautiful neist sheen, 040 on eany Rermad. “Alaa, S-atory and beck bultdiug ick House, 11 modern thro 3 in @ beau tiful neighborhood, adjacent to Lowa Circle: at $2,280, on car to immediate Also, a band: some 3-story’ pros: brick front House, brown eine cats, heat “Thomas Clecler poe gti aon amprovernent 2000, VE BURFORD, 11108 street nortiwenks 29 ‘OR RENT—SEVEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 1 1540 Columbia street; modern improvements. Apply at $10 E street northwest. oR oR RENT HOUSE 1101 ISTH STREET NORTH- ht with all rooms improvements, info, oo convenient to, Departments. Keys, at corner 0 18th and Latreets. P, CORCORAN, D street sonth- weet e213" ‘oR RENT—A FOUR ROOM FRAME HOUSE, ON ‘betwoen 4th and dth northwest: Pa ai 3 t 61 N sid in edyance: water in the yard. inquire 4¢°618 t northwest. OR RENT—FROM THE 10TH OF JULY, HOUSE ices and first-class re- rain Tues treet notinweet ‘Inquire 481 Pennsylva- nia avenue, up stairs. yenb-3e OR RENT—6t K STREET NORTHWEST, 7 ae and 946 R north- a - a: per gua in Bar = we cent., in ions low. “Sia TH cop ae northwest, same to euit, on Taal cota OBARLES W, mice OR aE ee noe BRICK ee BAT 1612 New Ham) ire ave~ “pireet. ‘inguire. at 1018 Reta aua STREET OR RENT—FINE BRICK HOUSE 1303 all 1 rooms; northwest modern improvements, also, House 1318 C street southeset, ., Le Me SAUNDERS & BRO., 1103 F street. 4e19-3t FE RENT — TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT Brick House; eight rooms, kitchen, cellar and bath Foom: 2023 Maeeachaotta Sivenue; terrace front and SObEEER, santinwes anid ‘Massachusetts aorthwest cone: 2st avenue, rete Fok RENT BRICK HOUSE ON FIFTH STREET northeast, 317; six room, with gas and water, Ap- Ply next door, to Sirs. J. MI Je19- POE RENT EY THE ¥ ag A FIRST-CLASS 9 e245 ‘per Moy "DANENAG WER ‘O street northwest: $45 & SON, 1212 Fstret, Fe. RENT—THE lS SeuIE 1008 F IEE erage ee Sooo DUVALL & MAE OR RENT—AN ELEGANT FIKST CLASS FUR- ished House of 12 rooms, to private Location and neighborhood m ab mo, ROBT, IELTS. 1458 New ¥ OR BENT. 1749 Pa. ave., store and 1 4, |2105-7-9 19th st.,7 welling. 875. 723.4 206 10th ats ache 3129 Lst.,7rs.,m, 00}915 4th st., 77. wal bin Tet, 7r.&s'e: 20.00/816 24th 13th,7'r.,m.i... 19.00/802 27th. a7 2ist st.,8 Ts...... BR 0012414 Bat. bre 325-6m Corner 20th and I streets northwest. FOR RENT-STORES. FOL BENT, STORE AND DWELLING, CORN! 36 and D strects son wood stand ang dear toagood tenant, Apply able localt: rent reasonable ‘at 1355 D street southwest. FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS SALE—LOT 2 ERONTING BOTH Tenpesivanie 7A, aes and B, fe by ® peoayivent of Adams E; Co. HERMRSTENY, WU en OTS FOR SALE. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, FOURTEENTH STREET AND BOUNDARY. ‘Lots for sale at ten cents ts per foot: One-Afth cash. bal- supe in 1, 2, 3 and 4 yoars, with interest at 5 per cent on ‘Now is the time to buy, as the passage of the bill by neress for building's vew Fesorvelr wil add groauy he Vale ot dep Hor plats a informaton cal a onrofioe. _215-Im___LeDroit Building, Washington, D. C. SALE AT A MODERATE PRICE, A DE- eae Building Lot, 20 by 9 foc 9 feet, M.'G. TUCKER, Second Auditors Oiiee eld 3w" R SALE—AT A BARGAIN—ONE LOT 18x75 Fivintcstire' re; one lot 16x75, vacant; one Lot 16x100, Toor ttom Febonivanis evenus’ Saneah sas Nee yivanis ‘avenue, Inquire at street north -Lim HYATTSVILLE, BEAUTIFUL F2,8 SALE_AT ding propinent location, low prices. iromtuly instalment FILLMO! HALL. 29 45g moni eS street. Jel7-c&wim Hh SALE-TWO OORRER TOTS, 26 1 FEET a °C tarot worthoat frvat 8 Stanton ston tune avanuoan EY Gen. Grecn’s statue; terms easy — northwest. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS Fie BALE-FIVE PINE HORSES, SUITABLE mers and saddle; also, afine pair of Mi re, 155; hands,'6 and 6 years old, one with foal yl nal am at a bargain: algo, shandsome Drag, | built by ; also, an elegant five- gises Landau and the ‘most coniplete light family Car- vis i et 5 or two che: 4-seated Car- Bares, 10 8 Bien at DOWNES'S eabioe ig 37h R SALE-ONE JUMP-SEAT BUGGY, WITH aS and o g Barapa Adarar 90°S iL ASS above B Boundary. SALE A FRENCH LADY Eee ON ae Feu dispose of several bereave1 Mo tnd renga, oy erga F., Star office. (§e20-3t" Fr SALE—A FINE COUPE HORSE 1,200 = » dark chestnut; block ized ann and enfony-petic poss i (ogo! eae LE- CHEAP GENT! EMANS SETS Rees ‘very fast; side Der 1d Harness, nearly new. OLE & CO." 937 Louisiana avenue. 3¢29-38* ALE—A FIRST- CLASS NEW IMPROVED Fs: ner Sev Sewing Machine been used three months, three Yea and dra for $23. Address Box 242, OF were 619-3 Fe aaa BARGAIN-MAGNIFICENT Dearly new, square grand case, et yng, with handsome oover and stogl for Ben Soy acne jae ouly site Coat, $500. Sylvania aventic northwest BR RENT— FIFTY PIANOS— Both Square and Upright, of pall the leadin Tent by the month or quarter; rents ie appl Jel5-3w meets es 1103 Pennsylvania avenue. ot W -DIBY A PROFICIENT PARTY, COPYING with a type-weitor, which will pe promptly ana neatly done: xl bo called. For. "Addrege Loe 29, Star offi Sens-3t ASREDEAN INTRLLIGENT MIDDLE-AGED lady desires a posi isekeeper, and can fill @ position of trust. Would not obsect € leaving the city. Address Box 39, Star office. Jel —— WANTED—ROOMS. 'TED—ONZOR TWO oe FURNISHED ‘ Boomsd fora rou ora suite of cre of 38th wo centiene fguihern ‘exposure, weak o erect. -Addreas HOME, Btar off 3e20- TED—TWOOR ae co FURN: es mein the northwest part of the city. eae y’s, Room 51 WANTED—HOUSES. WaAnrensto BUY ONE OR TWO VACANT Lots, or House and Lot, east of 11th street south- ‘east or northeast. low, a9 Wo, ate aftsr gheap property.” Btart P We W. GILES, 1617 bh street 1 horthwest. eat ate WAXED FUENTSED HOUSE—A | GENTLE. ian and wife will take best of care lahed house during summer, One with stable preferred. Highest references. Address Box 69, Star office? $20-3t* Ww tED—BY-A GENTLEMAN AND WIF! without children, from 6 to7 room house. (oriel eaters; modern sect desirable locati a ear ldress, &e., A. B. Po ‘Star offic Price must COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. OR RENT —GAE EDEN FARM 100 ACRES, 25 meadow, 4 miles on railroa: fannary 1; also, half large house by the year: other oa for eae: small ge. FARMER, care J, Sherman, 9th and F atrecta, Je21-3t" ae RENT_AT FALLS CHURCH, VA. §-ROOM House, with stable, &c., and 17 acres Jan a grove, several acres in corn and voxetal grapes, berries, and two wells of water. “Hent, $20 per fuonth: Furniture for sale, if et ‘and farm horse. ween 19 ani m., or address it ‘oftices jeu0-at Call af 922 Pennerly OR SA THON ON EAST "RRMA Std oun seven acres, mint drive or railroad vido from the ore double house of fifteen rooms, in: ith-roow | barn and convenient 0: outhouses; ex: cellent water, fine shaded lawn, fruit trees, ke. Ber- fons desiring © beautiful country home are invited to inspect the premises, For information inquire at 634 Pennsylvania avenue. 3e20-im_ FIcte’, FOF SALE-ONE OF THE BEST BUSI- nes Hotels, loceted af Trout Run, taki ao ipenja Deke ovaens cnet = farm or ba Would ex or farm 0 Pal J AtrgniEMaN, Wi Fosdonconear Waanigton. J x ae OR RENT OR SALE FINE SDRIERI BOARD- lng House; 13 room brick; fi ade; 8 acres. ‘At Hauiiton, toudoun, Gon Yan on 4 R. PHILLIPS, 1428 New York ayesiue. Seis te JPR SALE OR TRADE FOR CiTy PROPERTY_A Dairy Farm complete on the Bladensburg road, three miles from the ag ee Would suit admirably for Butchor: “address fA Jel2-2w* TED-A GENTLEMAN HAVING $500 CAN secure a pleasant, safe, easy cash business: worth $2,500 yearly profits, ‘Aadress Box 102, Ster of- ice, Je2l-st? WANTED-T0 BUY 4 G SOOD HORSE Fos A cry ivery wi color, mae ftvle, ‘rice, fo Box 580, eee Post office. je ANTED—$9, 000, OX GooD REAL ESTATE SE- curity, at 6 per for three or five years. oC. H. KNIGHT, 482 Louisiana avenue. jel bee, W Fon, AND DAIRY oa ae SALE OR EX- jbange for city Property, in full view of this city. ‘acres. ow MILLIPS, 1405 Now Tak avenue Doe tA Fes. SALE ao EXCHANGE pone ae PROP- Toe erty, Farm three miles from cleared land, salable "for g I poses. ‘enoug! nee § 1415 ire freet northwest. COUNTRY BOARDING. We TED [HORSES TO PASTURE. “airy REF, erence, a special ioe's_stable, Sin Gin tie street nortiwest 0, GEAR. Shige, Selim’ NTE aEPETA rT CLEAN ie A. Che! CE & BRO,, next door to City Post ‘The only pes aCe! carpet invented. Fabre or wi any eae eared ‘process to aes carp oo summer, Orders | ae er oe returned 490 MAINE AVENUE Jess woar ttresses was RICE, pouth went G Cleans id tear, than ‘an; Peter Sea OR a, citys Ma Fs rr, of rm the in Feathers fenoveted; Furniture remade; ‘Or- ders by ‘telephone. mi eee ya CARPET CLEANING. nol ta valle sclory, Send Sears iat” we ns oF a SINGLETON S HORKE. S01 aoe Space. eam “WANTED UPHOLSTERY WORK OF ANY ak sent non., Mattressos | renovated meer nee bet GHAGE & BRO. next City Bost Ofer: WASTED 3.20, ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E. BEALL, Room 4, 1420 New York avenue, iaa Com: missioner of Deeds very ae and T feretiory, sae | as office from9 a, m. 06 p. m. iene ANTED—OLD, ANDSILVERINEARGEOR Pennsylvania avenuo, bet Sd and ig stioote faniy UMMER BOARD_FARM. AIRY ROOMS, PLENTY , voretablos and fruit; excellent for, shill: moderate; four niiles from depot. Address » Sligo P. O. ftontronery Coc, Ma. je21-3t UMMER BOARD. DELIGHTFUL BOARD, ON most ble terms, mountains of ein ear the University’ late airy ‘rooms; inilkrand tee sulphur and fron waters Address JOHN STOCKTON, Charloticevilia: Va, HE MOUNTAINS UF LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA- eedko miles from depot on, on, She W. and nd O. HB + daily mails: ‘Bene month Ad- Proprietor, ' Hi VIN ED A NDSOME RESIDENCE Haws Thilo of demup Station, ou B&O. Ee i salty end devat ttl shade and fi the cairn to Mrs. M. C. tes Merete, A pay UMMER SORE CAN BE HAD AT **PLEAS- aa ” located in one of the desirable “Loudoun Vall ‘alley ; convenient to the Ws telegraph office at fone: : terms, R. WA pociars and ‘apply to 3A008 1 Wilken dren: A es ea. CAN BE aan Abe i cece ra clase T: hand Buit, Fema fobone a Jus" ‘No, 619 D street ‘SOLD STAND, on at Branch, Store, No. rete! ef ortiwea i. B.—We buy pears BOARDING. HE TREMONT ge pyp WITH ITS eth PROM- A ‘enade ba‘ superior Wists Tage ads ‘TO “gaastogen an Ga THATISELLAFIRST- 'y rooms, aD rl be found most deetvabie Tot cana $30, $35 and $40 per month. HE LEXINGTON, Tx apt eens AND i cctate ent, anda the — rio} oconasnedated: wie in of Tare Ddoarders. POOLS. SSP anes rate, pleasant 3e10-1m OARDING, —| 5 AND _UN- ‘aes: So $-3m* SARAHFLAGLER, 316 Indiana avenue. ta Se SS REE Nae ati £015 Ro ee ao BOAT ‘OODSIDE, NEAR BER- yale O counts Va convenient to railrosd. BEPHEY Fruits shad ain scenery: ood, table: t Gaylora Gusx county, Va LOST AND FOUND. OST ESCAPED, FROM HIS CAGE- A T7GiTT treet comer A0th northwase | ore OR SALE OR RENT—TWO @) ELEGANT rht Pianos: itlow for the summer. Call at F, pe Piano opus, 1230 1 streot noriaweet: 5 AEE LARGEST AND BEST AS- Fas ted stock of new and, eocon: ai hand, Cart Tess vagus: area for no" least’ money at the Basan, a, Sst 4b Louisiana avenue. 2m E SALE A NEARLY, NEW AND = FUST- Fates Dutcher or cers Appiy at 400 2h eireet wonthoet, jason OR BALE — CHEAP—€70 WILL BUY A NICE Side-ber top Buggy. Inquire af 1017 7th street Fie SALE—100 CARRIAGE! 8, BUGGIES mgt Sa Bs yy ‘and cpa ee Pay Hiegant turtouts for hiss by y the day OB SALE-OR EXCHANGE CARRIAGES! OAR- ish ‘and most styl- om nicest, prettiest. Garsagen Bucpon gd Waetnituiy Dusted done in Siebert manner 8: J. MERES, SiG seers oe OR SALE-LARGE VARIETY 0} style lich ¥ THE ss aad tigate Seoad ents ., the neatest manner. JO! M. yousa. ng northwest. m20-5w* KR SALE—SPRING AND SUMMER CARRIAGES. FS ck of ons nanaina fifty to ‘select from. ‘Agent for Boston Buck pany’s Side-Ber Bug- BT. H. GRAHAM, m29_ Repository and Factory, 410-416 Sth at. n.w. PERSONAL. (A GENTLEMAN, AWEWARD AND UNSTELISH | dave, a soune lady between, 2 sad db who i peat Instn. int ‘and ve ewer without fear, a8 ‘Address, at ery sociable, At ‘will be preserved. once, NOLEWK. "Bese ofhicee ie =| ne OF BEST saa Hak. a very at $6.60 per thousand.” CHAS. T. DANI Sia Brick Gon Iie Beam, ‘ave. ewes Suri core Bist aod A etrocte, rt sdjoining U.S. dail" "J20-00 Vania avenue Li AZ gary GOING INTO MOURNTS = ix ‘bo aioe Gold "Syencu wfan-ee P HAVE wisnes To ‘an 4 WROUGHT-IRON “RARSTOW uk ‘a Se sana ay mee for seuting. can ALDERNEY DAILY, 420 5a stveet, nace, No. 3,” for sale; aby now in’ wee, with: Pipes econ cheap; possession’ have to have steam io my Duris heating also. m i TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. three No. 625 F street northwest, aay nnd basement House, “with ail in perfect conditicn,;” lot Gsiai-ay tow ie desk Part of lot 6, 230. on 15th President's House park, 68.2y1100, Se Powte the Part of lot 5, square 397 street, between P apd @ northwest, ais Tote 1 and 4, in square os ‘THOS. 3, FISHER & 00. _ 0-20 1st etreet northwest. _ Fi eer AND SALE—ALL CLASSES OF erin tod Mirna, GAS DA Le Datas ‘1 Cero sy ‘A. PRESCOTT, = REAL ESTATE EXCHANGF, Has many valuabio residences for ete est. | Pveet Teod RENOH TAUGHT IN ALL 17s BRANCHES AND jen by our learned Parisian w Prof, people, by TA aFrench tive and te of ate a Piet ae Mts the an iCH LESSONS—SUMMER TERM A’ rate atos Morning and Evening Classes ners and advanced pup Lewitt thorough and cthwest. MLLE. V. alates: ey my26 for “So \ELLS COLLEGE FOR t YOUNG. ADL, aon Op 'M sic and Xt, Locatt, rok juste ‘om ful = Reale Session. ge id for catalogue, ee rathie pene B advugitare tt Rare foe lay. No the juarter. ‘SPEING oy eae te meine col epperuoity for Wurinew alaiage uh inforaOn OEY SENG Principal, BARA a. SPENCER, ‘Vice iss Principal ‘ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF oN pane OES NEW HALLS. cor. . ith and Daw, ee Piano, Monat ie. Tslve, teachers, ARD, Director. ja4-6m" FLYRN, SF comer Sih and K wtreets northwedt, So 1a -S=S petitive exa a [UNIVERSITY OF Vin me July, 1882, and 1882, an tad end dente inseeg: end 13th bene iP. U) Eniversits oe i ~ 4 te SomN Be akon 0 Com. gtd hak MS ACAD! Exincipal. 3. ES SEES ‘Mus. Dos, Bhudion seeumned 26m cy ITT, OF RosToR. Cl Address ors until July 15. boner td a L. a Tan Went Ed Se ge tly ATIN, ', GREEK, MATHEMATICS, NATURAL aa Le br > chow a Slams. Student Hiab, ‘or in preveret fort snd competitice of-fm ANC A ey Le iGTON COLLEGIATE exten gs oardine end ‘Ladies School for ¥: PROFESSIONAL. Hh, RANDALL PARSONS. Dexrast, tyne's Book Store NITROUS STOXIDE Geo duit ‘adminis tered, day or night. Consultation free. del5 southeast 9g hop yy oe alleviates pain. Sex . Filling a specialty, Office hours 9 a.m. ASY FEET, &C.—DAILY WALKS IN THE OPEN Ei? and sunshine vitalize the thereby giving increased | a withstand the Bence € plgwiclans, other ced personages visit DR. Chir- opedial a piposite ‘Willard’s ‘Wash- Bunche, ted ‘ede and all complaints of ths tort 1861, Fee, $1 per visit. 190 M. 8S. PARSONS, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAX, D'gucsconr Dr. iy L. Bosworth. vi THERMAL BATHS yee LECTRO VAPOR AND, AL ms from Bom ae 5 open ull 10 p-m.. ‘Puss Thursdays and ‘GLE 6th street north. Des z. , Seg yong 48 No. 437 Ai ‘doors {rom eorver E. in "eth Tactio $1 per ct. “allwod gee 59 REWARD. —THE UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY the above reward for ape ml fo a con- viction of any person. wing erally in their pease ‘using without siones tay of ‘Codd’s Pat- nt” Globe ‘toppered: Botieg, muarked waih's: number Je21-wke,3m_ HIRAM CODD & CO. BACHELOR DESIRES THE ACQUAINTANCE. of an ii tand ~ Address Ayeta intelligent worthy’ young indy. De ue ‘ADAM ROSS, CLAIRVOYANT, roe Pia anges ‘E DET! IVE ‘CY, 309 LE ig ee hen requested; all business strotty confidential. CE CE MONEY TO LOAN. ‘ONEY TO gaz oe mumsef trom $100and Gpwarde: ae loved oeoed A "ices moderate, Wo delay. aia se21 ie os MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD mae | Bees spies a lay yn fe a the’ ecurtty ta good, on sa Hee AND are a LOAN ON ud MS Dee BME epee i tal NCR ae a Litem —ON Meike Me OR are pe ‘eetarn toe street northwest. aera ee 1324 F strect northwest. Mor een Ae ame Sey ae als oth nn P etal oethwaet ree SS paren amt TURKISH BATHS. DORE DENTIST, 135 2478 62 Lr RR fo Pere ‘af oocratione agieiciigias aren northwest. Celluloid Teeth inserted $7 per ee eee Peasouabie SPECIALTIES. ee ye yd in a.m. to9 ae