Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1882, Page 2

THE EV. ENI N G STAR. The Evening Star has a reeufar. permanent. Benn fice daliv cirentation more than treble ef any other dafiy paper published In atom. and ecuat to that of all the y papers: | here addca tegether. office is connected with the Telephone Ex- Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail news, or any information or business ‘The Double Sheet To-morrow. Advertisers will confer a favor by sending in their orders as early a3 practicable for to-norrow's double-sheet Star, in order to insure insertion and proper classification. The new advertisements for June have averaged nearly one hundred per day. — ‘The bin to extend the charters of national Danks, as {t passed the Senate yesterday, was amended tn several important respzcts, and there- fore must go back to the Hous» for action upon ents, It provides that any national n two Years of the expiration of existence, with the consent of the tend Its succession for twenty years the appifeation for extension of char- ter must be authorized by holders of not less than Ywo-thirss of the stock. Any sharehokler not Gesiring to extend shall receive the valu2 of his culation of the bank 1s to be Fetlreg, bat it can be replaced by new tssuea. Th for the retiring of circulation or its th restrictions as to the issue per ‘The Sherman funding bill, which passed the Senate some months agv but has never been con- Sidered in the House, was adopted as an amend- Ment to the iL It autuorizes the national banks to deposit tn the Treasury 3% per cent bonds, in Meu of witch they will receive 3 per cents, to be redeemed at the pleasure of the government. ‘Tne bill also authorizes the fssue of gold certift- ea:es by the Treasury, tn return for deposits of gold, fn sums of not less than $22. The Back bill to forbid the unlawful certification of bank checks was also put on the bill as an amendment. It forbids the certi m of a check by a national Dank, unless the party for whom {t is certified has money to the amount of the check on deposit. The bijl also provides for tho retirement of Denks not wishing an extension of charter. It is quite likely that the three per cent funding amendment will meet with considerable opposition in the House, and differences arising between the two houses will probably have to be adjusted in conference, if the bill ts to get through at this session. ——__—+¢o___ Senate bill 1945 “to provide for the coilection of arrears of general taxes” 1s especially commended to the Senate District committee. The citizens of this District certainly need some suci relief as this bill seeks to accomplish. It is endorsed both by the District Commissioners and the Treasurer of the United States, the latter of whom, judging from his letter to Senator Ingalls, chatrman of the committee, in response to a request for his views upon the Dill, has given it careful consideration. ‘Phe samo bill has been introduced into the House Bumbered 6276. The bill, if passed, will enable Persons In arrears of general taxes on July 1, 1889, fo pay such arrearages with the outstanding certificates of assessments or fndebtedness com- monty called ten per centum certificates, tssued under the act of the late District legislature, ap- Proved August 10, 1971. There are about $300,000 Of such certificates in the market, and if appited as proposed, they will obliterate old tax arrear- ages long standing om the tax books to that amount. The Dill authorizes the collector to re- ceive them, principal and interest, as so mu2 cash in payment of all general taxes due at the ate named, the Commissioners to hand them over to the United States Treasurer, as ex-officio Di trict sinking fund commissioner, who ts to hold them in pleige forthe payment of the eight per cent certificates known as greenbacks. ——_—__~e» Newspaper comment upon the application yes- terday to President Arthur for the appointment of & commission of lunacy In Guiteau’s case fs not at all favorable to the request. The New York Times says:—“ The highest authorities in medical juris- prudence (so far as relative height can be ascer- tained) have been brought into the witness box, and the assassin has been convicted. If this agbominable creature were a hero and a martyr, Ro greater sympathy could have been wasted upon him than has been evoked in hfs behalf. Let an end be made of this insufferable twaddle.” The World says:—* To thrust upon the President now, On the very eve of the execution, a so-called pro- test, backed by a string of fussy and second-rate men and women, all professional alientsts, who live by treating mental disorders, real or imag- inary, ts simply a brazen plece of commercial im- pudence.” ——____+o»—___ Government employes who have received the Circular of Mr. George William Curtis, of the Civil- Service Reform Association, warntng them not to Tespond to the request of the republican congres- sional committee for contributions to the election fund will be bothered to know what to do, as Mr. Hubbell, of the republican committee, is out in a letter advising them not to heed the Curtis cireu- lar. Probably they will conclude that Mr. Hub- bard {sa bigger boss than Curtis, and that the safe thing to do will be to fork over their “voiun- tary” contributions. —— The trial of the Malleys, at New Haven, for the murder of Jennie Cramer, ts at last drawing toa Close, and still the fate of the girl is asmuch a mystery as ever. The expert testimony, as usual im such cases, has been conflictiag, and it seems to be conceded by those who take a judicial view Of the entire proceedings that the state has not made outa case that would warrant a verdict of guilty. nA OU MM Mm assy B AQ U U MMMM" BB A A UU MMM Sgss3 5 BATHING SuITs for Gentlemen from 65 cents up. BATHING SUITS for Ladies from. $2.25 up. BATHING SUITS for Misses from 6 to 16 years. BATHING SUITS for Boys from 4 to 16 years, BATHING HATS AND CAPS ‘rom five cents up. BATHING SHOES fur Ladies, Gentlemen and Children. BATHING 1RUNES for Gents and Boys, YACHTING AND BICYCLE SHIRTS, YACHTING AND BIGYCLE SHIRTS, for Gents and Boys, at HIS Is To oa NOTICE, THAT scribers of the District ofuanbte jae ‘TIME ‘4 the man to make them. Market S31 GET AWNINGS, AND A WORD TO OUR LADY FRIENDS. If to-morrow is going to be as warm as it was last Saturday, we shall be rushed up to midnight. The boys that you intend to clothe can be far better attended to early in the day than late in the afternoon, when everything is topsy turvey. If you can make it conve- nient to call during the morning, you will be far better pleased with the elegant display in the Boys’ Depart- ment, Speaking of Boys’ Suits reminds us of the little boys who wear Kilt Suits. We have about a hundred Kilt Suits on hand. We put the price way down to clean them out, asit is getting Iate for us to hold on to get what they are worth. The five doilar suits are now three dollars; the four dollar ones are now two dollars and seventy-five cents; the eight dollar and seven dol- lar and a half ones are now five dol:ars. We lose money these suits; in fact, we always doon Kilt Suita. Ws handle them because we are compelled to, in order 10 have everything in the clothing business, for people realize what trouble and ex2ense thore is in manufac- turing Kilt Suits. WE SEND NO GOODS OUT ON APPROVAL. 80 DO NOT ASK US TO DO IT. A SAKS*& CO, $23 $16 anp 318 SzventH StRecr. GBeat CLEARING-OUT SALE. TREMENDOUS SUMMER 8° TREMENDOUS SUMMER Stock, SELLING OFF CHEAP, BELLING OFF CHEAP, At A. STRAUS’, At A. STRAUS”, 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN: 939 PENNSYLNANIA AVENUE < NEAR TENTH STREET NEAR TENTH STREET. Call and see how wo have put things down. Call and see how we have put things down. We are determined fo clear our counters determined to cicar our counters Of the Entire Stock Of the Entire Stock OF MEN'S AND BO OF MEN'S AND BOY: FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING. FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING, FHE YERY BEST CLASS CLOTHING VERY BEST CLASS CLOTHING We are selling Better Goods, We are selling Better Goods, ‘Than Any Other Clothing House, Than Any Other Clothing House, And Now Offer And Now Oifer THE VERY GREATEST BARGAINS THE VERY GREATEST BARGAINS: To be found anywhere in this city. ‘o be found anywhere in this city: BARGAINS! BAKGAINS! 1 BARGA} BARGAI ‘The Coolest and Lightest Store in the City. ‘The Covlest and Lightest store in the City. a A. STRAUS, A. STRAUS, 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Near Tenth street. _3-1m Near t-nth street. T HE GREAT REVOLUTION In MILLINERY. THE GREAT MARK DOWN BY THE KING OF THE | MILLINERS, AT ' KING’S PALACE, ‘Norse Our Prices: Real Biack French CHIP HATS, at 65c., 70c. and 75c., sold formerly from $1 to $1.50. THOUSANDS OF PLUMES, Plumes in White, Cream, Leghorn, Black, Blue, Shaded *and Pink, at T5c., $1, $1.25 and $1.50 only, sold for- merly at $4. THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN’S, MISSES' AND LA- DIES’ HATS, In Leghorn, Milan, Tuscan and Porcupine—the latest fashionable shapes, FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF RIBBONS, . the very best, in Satin, Silk, Surah, Watered and Gro Grain. i Mt «é HFT. a oy ie; Bf ey PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, L E @ A N T 8 A by Q U IN FINE WHITE GUOD8, FOR STREET AND HOUSE WEAR. THE FINEST STOCK EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY. ae 7 A X vi on ay aa z AA Y¥Y ¢ 3 RRR Kos 4 t 244 ¥ fr “oo EF ee * U ovo Fr TIT? Y ¥ HU UF > Vs PEEP P : ¥ HH UU ¥ cy ¥e 4o2 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. PaRssors AND SUN UMBRELLAS. 100 PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS Put on sale this morning at greatly reduced price. NEW Goops Of this season's selection. Choice styles. 10 PIECES BROCADE AND PLAIN SILKE, GRENADINE, uew and elegant, at reduced price. . JOHN T. MITCHELL, Je21-6t 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 25, PER CENT. DISCOUNT FROM REMNANTS. As we have sold an unusual quantity of DRESS GOODS this year, we tind ourselves left with a large Stock of REMNANTS of ail kinds, which we offer at very low prices and will take cff a discount of 25 per cent, Many REMNANTS of choice Black Goods in the lot. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 3e20 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Gs COOKING STOVES, FOR SALE AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE, TENTH STREET. Xs. BRICK. BRICK. he ‘Virginia Brick Company” have now on hand and aro reat to furnieh iat she pee none andat ho lowest rates, a superior quality o cluding Front Preas Seer rs rolicited. Je20 CHAS. B. PEATSON: Geheral Man Jel9-6t ‘Warner's Building, 1 street. PP A L A TI SSS, PoP AA OE aa ng 8 PPeP AA L AA Ht Ssssq AA. L AAA II 8, s RP AA ELLE AA I Sgss' FR 2% ¥ Ab ROOYY AA LE RRRO O YY AA L EEOO0 Y Asa Lm 00 ¥ AUA LLL Pxcioicle} Ea 0a OF SUMMER NOVELTIES, IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, FROM PPPoA OL A IT gS5Sq PoP AA L AA pre AA E AA. H *s85q eb A ALLL A A i Sggs8 RRR OO Y YA » RRO OY ¥ AA ET EREQ Q YY AA E RRO O ¥ AAA a BR Roo ¥ A’ A LLL LAB ARRIVAL OF SPRING CLOTHING ‘TO-DAY. Be Sure snd Buy at theGreat BOSTON AND NEW YORK SALE OF MEN'S, LACES. An extensive stock of Oriental and Spanish Lace Fichus. SCARFS. GLOVES. LINEN ULSTERS, And Black English TABLE CRAPE. 527" All Goods mentioned must be sold before rebuild- ing. All we ask is, give us a call before purchasing, ascertain our prices, and you are sure to buy. KING'S PALACE, ‘No. 814 SkvenTH Steger Nontuwesr. "No Branch Store, and no connection with any other establishment. 423 E HAVE JUST OPENED A BEAUTIFUL ao Shadsa puss west 50, apenas a eh: formerly: sold nea =e BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. A id All-Wool Suitfor $12, worth BARGAINS! B 16.and $18. BARGAIN! a BARGAINS! Pde aie os, protarapice All styles of Fine and Medium Clothing for Men, Boys’ and Children, much lower prices than you ever bought them before, at the Great Bale of BOSTON AND NEW YORE CLOTHING, Az 123 Tru BTRERT NORTHWEST, Getween G and H sts., east side.) (9 Look for the Signs at the New Store. Ss | C)FENED THIS MORNING. FOR RENT—ROOMS. WANTED—HELP. Weiee RSee as Ta GOOD SEAMSTRESS, FOR DRESS- Ve See NTED—TWO WHITE WOMEK—ONE TO V Sra h IE eee enet. coed fen Py ANTED—A RELIABLE iret ly ee To “faa of ar fron, and do gen: wages 00d. pee encour Witenes ARTIST, A FEMALE MODEL Sr ee Ones strictly confidential. fee a Wee GOOD JOURNEY MAN PARDEE) Wee at 802 E street diay 350 3 ep eo wares guaranteed ; 508. GATTO. 322-30" ‘AN’ eee BELIABLE WOMEN AS SER. yants ina family—oue the other as chambermeid and waitress: must have clty ‘reference Apply at 1734 I ‘Borthwest. nL ‘CARE OF ANTED-A SMART GIRL TO TAKE arse | Wee oe FOR WARWICKS WOOD- Wik Orange county, N. Y. toWM. G READE. ido Phones elvoe Neda evetue and and Mon WANTED” MANAGER OR GENERAL AGENT on qomuniegion; S apiendid business, and » large income. Call at 934 F st) 2. 3e)-4° ‘ANTED—A moeuan AND ae LABORERS ona Farm. Apply at FULTON’S Loan Office, $14 Sth street northwest. AW Weegee at AND COLORED COOKS, GEN- eral Workers, 20 Girls and Nurees for city, iphie, a es ans Feral rhished servant 2k F etreet northwest, Ploenved ‘agency. Gr) te y aEeTEOE (RELIABLE YOUNG MEN, to drive carts; our work lasts Sides hy “at ibe @Co., H and the yi ee ‘wages, in aah every northeast, WANTED—SITUATIONS. NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL ituation as nurse or chambermeid; is willing % ty. Call at 2023 I street northwest. je22-2t" Wiirin benk YOUNG MAN OF GOOD HABITS Yapento, has been in business for himself and can bring Siero coun a irade, wanes 9 Situation in some reliebie re is city. good reference. Box 125, Star ofl. ___ WANTED—ROOMS. y ANTED—BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO owsant, cool, Furnished Roots, in quiet house, %! ontop oderate References exchanged. tou joas Tull parti Kidrese Box 5, Star office na oon BR RENT- ISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR suite, ee ae eH faced northwest, sThis house is oneot of the span the city, fey ogee of 15: Ferment Remus ind Tstroin and oppodts McPhersdn eure: reference e238: FOR REET UNFURNISHED ROC pooms, me. Tye On floor and one fourth floor; iat 605 13th strest northwest. OR, RENT—ONE VERY DESIRABLE UNFUR- on the first floor, two on treks, a0 seamunicston, frith beth. Board. if oa at C street northwest. Fania ere = ‘ond the Treasury; floor mod- Kearse Bos ib, Star ofice. “yao FE. ND jee gn ae GEURNISHED ROOMS, R RENT —TWO WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS: ‘Cail afternoon or evening SECO) » 326 Indiana avenue northwest. nasties northwest, near M street. jel4-2w" BENT_TWO LARGE PARLORS, UNFUR- above Markriteda sites 6266 Rect Tortiwemt; have been cecupied the past five ry and sleeping-room. Apply at store. Fees RENT—FIRST-OLASS (Siemee jt Ger Beard Single of en euite, until November 1st. Esteranosa enchacoed: "ti ie Tacos: Se perro dnecrenricema a Eick OO a al FOR RENT—HOUSES. _. Fe RENT 1017 HAREWOOD AVENUB. LE Droit Park, 11 in rooms and laun: furnace, craton, speaking tu walks, £6: inewly ed up in first-class order | for ‘ocenpancy of $50 per month: Keys at 1801 Harewood a1 Oar L. BARBER & GO.. Lebron Building. tae POR RENT OR SALE—A RESTAURANT, WITH ‘Stock, Fixtures, Licovee and Summer Garden; ali somplete doing a wood business. Reasons for selling, the own: the city. For pardeulars ai and terms apply oP. Be DOSS, B55 enue. 122-31" RENT_—TWO HOUSES, MOET DESIRABLE Part of 15th street northwest. woven rooms, water, mnt to permanent and tenant Gall and gees 1708 15th atreet northwest. Je22-2t" $30 Tw N AND BOUNDARY. Frame Hou = MONTE. 7 Srecus Orpen e Lota for sale at ten cents per foot: one-fifth cash, bel- Arifuston Hotel. Re Tai? Sew ‘York avenic, ar $10 | aucein 1, 2, Sand 4 years, with interest at 5 per cent on E street northwest given July ist. oe | Now ed payments. ae ot te bins Buren RENT_THREE NEW BRICK HOUSES, WITH | Congres for Duldiug Snow reservoir wil add. greatly tsetwoen Land & stots: each roots: snedere tanrere: “For pints and incense call at our office. t rooms 4 an ments; ab ner Sond. J." O. FORRTSCH, 00) 3 “A: L. BARBER ke CO., street northwest. 4022-3" | jel5-1m___LeDroit Building, Washington, D. ©. FEET OF SELECT win seer a] epee team ae = NEW BOOK—WINNING THE BATTLE—BY cover. |The. ; 7 |. 3. O , on - lg 8 LADY oe INTO MOURNING WISHES TO A dispose of @ handsome W: iain, ‘ke. ESE ie Waka other Jewelry; 3219-68 lI HAVE 4 NROUGHT-IRON penstow sue. nace, No. 3," for sale; can, Ko. : cost $400; will be. ; Teeson for my steam {1 Dumness, and can it ALDERNEY DAIRY, 41038 use street. and Farms in ek may20 Fion RENT, AND. ey ean CLASSES OF zs. 1. Dal ba faryinnd sod Vik Vinsinia 5. street, or 1218 Sint street, Pennayl iireestoy ‘be Perera By OTS FOR SALE. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, FOURTEENTH STREET Foie BEST 7H HE STORE AND DWELLING 3015 le for grocery an Ga suitabl oF anniyrst ‘at 1915 R street north west OR REN $I ROOM BRICK HOUsK, fH Yolumbia street; mi improvements. 310 E atrect northwest. seta" OR RENT HOUSE 1107 18TH STREET NORTH- west, Hee sere odes ea improvements, nice, couiventent to De} ents. at corner of Usth and L streets. P. GOUCOMAN, Si1'D strect sees rou a RENT—AN tA ROanT FIRST CLASS FUR: sgt oe WANTED—HOUSES. WTANTED—A HOUSE-I WANT TO BUY | Brick House, seven toten rooms, Address, atet- ing location and price, Box 673, City Lost ‘Ofice. Se 18ST, A SEVEN OR EIGHT al, Wine LE apd See ri anent, prom ant iv 8 ANA nd logation, Hox Lay Star office, e22-3t" ANTED-ABOUT J JOLY at, A SEVEN, QR ‘Chant not ove S38 por meena oe a ten: o Bas ‘often fe i cit: ing foun of Location and neizhborhood most desivable, Tao ROBT: A PELE TOS TE Noa eek aot as Nee OR RENT. 1749 Pa. ave., store st. nt, Address Box 51, Star’ OR TWO VACANT BUY ONE ‘or House and Lot, east of 11th stroet south- on : Ba Lads ott Beak kee me a8 600n aa you read Wr GILES. 1617 Oth moet nordowese Je21-3t' V ANTED—TO_ PURCHASE A HORSE. MUST etteist atleast 1,250 pounds. Apply to, Oak Hill mieten im. re LIGHT, LOW FOUR-SEAT Gan. riage, with top, or Jump-seat, in exchange for aeter sop, buses, in firet-rale onder. Adres wet D—A GENTLEMAN HAVING $500 a secure a pleasant, safe, easy cash business: worth 32,500 yearly profits. Address Box 102, Bie a fee. A) Puree ve Ave years, J aha avenue. ANTED—S2,000, ON GOOD REAL ¥! STATE SE- H nth at ue gent for PASTUR ing Horses a speciait; (TEI ren: an Price's stabi, rik 6th street northwest. K, a A 0 OLE) x A. Tce DROS next door to Post Ofc ‘The only perfect carpot cleanin machines yet invented. Ro club of whiyping process to ruin carpets. Carpets. Lambrequing, cared for during the summer, Orders, by telephone OF Carpete retarned 1m] 490 3 MAINE A otherwise. W: NTED—L, RICE, southwest, Cleans Carpets better, and tear, than any other ftm in te city. Mattresee retuade: ‘Feathers renovated; Furniture steamed. ders by telephone. mi TED—STEAM CARPET, CLEANING. IM- prpved machinery,/no injury to, carpets, work | thorotughly sallstectory,” Send orders, by tot doohane oF otherwise, to SINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 Market | Space. ad5-trn Ws TED UPHOLSTERY WORK OF, “ANY Y_ scription. te apnea testy by Purif amen near] iB | Grace SURO, Ment Olty Bost ome ‘3B ANTED—TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E. EALL, Room 4, 1420 New York avenne, is a Com: missioner of ‘Deeds. tor E) very Biate and Territory, U. er aud Notary. Always in offiee from9 2. m. #95 p. 1. m2 Niece oe INLARGEOR Small Sunes, Highest cash prico paid. 321 ‘Pennsylvan: id ee Jani 'TED—YOU sho THA’ FIRST. ‘class ‘Tailor-made Sesoud-baud Sale isch eter {Dis greet deat cheaper & common new suit can be otro STH OLD STAND, sooth ee aoaiwest RB. we a Sat Drees | Second-hand Clothine. janld BOARDIN( G D FRONT RVOM SOND cf board; near departments and rms {Or todas per month. 1903 anceps nase HE TREMONT HOUSE, WITH ITS FINE PROM- iconies, cool, ‘airy rooms, and superior cn will be found a meeotassisate place for summer Soa Rates, $25, $90, $35 and $40 per month. ne LEXINGTON, CORNER 157m STREET AND New York avenue northwest, pleasant and cen Iocation, opposit iets ‘department, and af tho junction of three lines stree! Permanent and ansionf bosrders, cal egw, be socommodated with pase rooms. Digboant $30 per month from ist July. . M. I. COLLEY, Jel0- Proprietress. UN. aay. al Je3-3m*_ SARAH FLAGLER, 316 Indiana avenue. LINTON HOUSE, Tax ANDI STREETS - FST. Hoom aud Board. $22 to cating ‘conttal! 0 iiguoms. “W. Oc NAYLOI mo-! & ‘PERMANENT. TRANSIENT, AND DAY BOARD: ERS, at Summer Rates, accommodated at the Mc Pherson House, corner of 18th and I my4-2m' sa MES. M. T. SOUTHALL. iE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 912 97m STREET NORTH- 7 cosiest and ‘Board- ‘Transient Boarders ‘sccommo- BOABPING. [ROOMS FURNISHED AND furnished. 1 lent Boarders, with room, $1 ing-houses in the city. dated at reasonable terms. COUNTRY BOARDING. UMMUR BOARD FARM, AIRY ROOMS, PLENTY | milk, vegetables and fruit; excellent ae Yor, chil. grep — ules from jiixo P. O., Montgomery ae se butcher. RB RENT— FIFTY PIANOS— Both Square and Uprishtt of all the leading makes, for i chase, ROR SALEGAT A MODERATE PRICE, A DE- sirable south front Building Lot, 20 by 9 fect. on west. fourth lot wert trom me i. C. TUCKER, Second Aualtors Office, Jel3-2w* OR SALE-AT A BARGAIN—ONE LOT is ; one lot 18x75, vacant; one Lot 18xi racer nt strest on Capi afew on doors from Pennsylvania avenue, a Hague as teh street northwest, F 22, SALE-TWO CORNER LOT! on 6th and avenueand fronting Stanton Sq) Gen. Gre 404 northwe OR BALE—A BARGAIN-ONE NEARLY NEW Po eaten 745 octave, three Fins; Stool and 8 Cover’ $200—easy payroonts, “Also, one aaa Smith American Organ; $85, joe $150. 1139 10th $85, regular price $150. 19 JPR SALE CHEAP “ASUMP-SEAT ROCKAWAY, built to order and in good Can be seen st FLEMMING'S Stable, 426 th street 1 northwest. $e23- = AND Maren aiet foal: will Built “by "Bo I PRESCOTT, a rstatt dang ap ng 4 aes soem rom S00 to. "OO, I located Viveat Eira e a the wei sia citer ‘veralng mpcoved and unimproved for sale fereot thong. Pricer reed rani. Tow tetne ti Estate. Pi ESTATE EXCHANGE: 1610 Pet. hows al den __ PIANOS AND ORGANS. (hHAUNcEY J. REED, 433 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, SOLe AGENT > For the Matchiess HEINEKAMP PIANOS SHONINGER Vii Ls :2RGARS. Offers the following Kat of Special Bar- rains , No. 1—One magnificent Rosewood Piano, gover ihe ope re, i new, with aE.) cover and isered stool, made by 1d good as new, $175. 4 ‘with carved and handsome embroidered cover and stool, war- ranted for six St aby ane of de 5 No. 3—One superb U; go eK, of the oldest $140, seu No. 4 {Ono odlebrated Stienway Piano in 400d order, wine Chickering in good order, with ‘stool and cover: $75. No. $—One Rosewdod Fiano cme Bd H. Gale & Co., with nc bass and modern improvement eee | Daniel F. ‘beauy Ora 27 stops, cost $90, No. §—Special Bargains in Heinckamp Pianos and ‘honlaer oymibala: Oras: Bold'on $8 mon hy payment. EICHENDACH'S PIANO WARENOOMS, PIANOS of various makes for sale and ren! tuood prio. Win. Knabe & ¢ ‘Soa World 423 11th street, bore Honmsyivania svenaay” Jes-Bm_ ENUINE DECKER BRO. PLAN G AND BURDETT OhakNe ie si ail se G. H KUH} ee No. 2—A, th or quarter; rente spplied on pur- EATTY'S ORGANS, 27 STOPS, $90. : aes ties” abdseas DANTE ase Jel5-3w 1103 Boning \vautaevenia: beget oe 2 foe. Address DANIEL F. “3 ee “8 for _ COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, _ | Louisi L. WILD & BRO., * Saue ° 709 7th Street North: ‘OR SALE—A HIGHLY ImPROVED FAR Fe Site bar agen’ STIEFF and eK KANIC the Rockville pike, elzht miles from Ws & BACH (Os and ESTEY ORGANS. F,Gouinins 100, across 23 acres in wood balance ‘Special attention given to Tuning Pianos and Organs. highest etato or ‘eat itivation, “improvet Fue <= CARRIAGES, BUGGTES | AND ‘Several Pianos and Organs now for rent atlow rato. able dwelling, stab e. corn-house, ren ‘at bottom prices, at | 025 orchard; exesilent, pimp of Wwatrsat the dor Quor. ‘Easy | W.F Gren Basra epoe cpa rey aoe and <0 C - — rms. ‘For further particulars street e tay, 5 northwest. ea wreck on nonthe mi9-3m HOUSEFURNISHINGS. ‘OR MENT—GARDEN FARM 100 ACKES, ‘OR SALE_OR EXCHANGE CARMIAGES! CAN: a = = 4 Beaten cine by January 1 S| Fagee Soars of 1@ nicest, and most styl: | ‘7 709 Y THE BEST. 709 half’ lange ouge by the Feat : other land for reals: am: $24 Waxons fm this Distriet, an free FARMER, care J. Sherman, & gireots, a Teaeznable Drow nog and Painting Gooe ia We call special attention to our EEKS, 61 G street n.w. 220 rE SALE—ON EASY TERMS—A aN DSouE Country Seat of seven acres, within 15 minutes’ rive or railroad ride from the (ciP 8 commodious double house of fifteen rooms, r, Per- desiring beautifal country bome aro invited to inspect the premises. For information inquire at 634 Pennsylvania avenue. Je20-1m_ LE—ONE OF THE BEST BUSI- located at trout Run, Pennsylvania; well fu pot at door; rents for order; ‘owner 1 y round, in cent seesemnt a an ears | in bad hesith: would exchange in residenconear Washington. “J. WIGHTMAN, Wi port, Pa. my2' OR RENT O} SALE—FINE SUMMER BOARD- lag House; 18 rose ick ieee aa ade; 8 acres. sf Hamilton, Loudoun Oo., Va., on Ballroad, APS, 1428 New Yori s A ladensburz road, i Yoni gait ait astestcably Jor 8 eur AND DAIRY FAI LOR SALE OR EX- change for city property. in, full view of this city. Good pagin terms. RKO! PHILLIES, 1858 New Yak evens sea SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- Farm three miles from Bisdensburg, cleared jand, suttalie fi ie for gardent ‘or pOzes. ais $13 Nslrcet tort aged enough to pay pric PERSONAL. LF RE, —LETTER IN P. 0. FOR YOU. FS E.F. iG a EMAN, WITH GLASSES, ee us 1 scauaintence of Px fe tof ae in front of froin Baltimore,” Wednesday evening. teen on arrival snd address G. Ao, He, ADA, Boss RO8S, SE ATRYOW ANT, RESIDENCE Segay song — | Mentfon sirect Star office. Springs the Sues notice of “her revere August will Bo even inthe Eventing Star. Porsonstriain ing to ‘before she leaves will ans aa R eas VARIETY OF THE LATEST W etyle lixht new and second-hand: Fhetone, Suries and v Carts. manner, JOHN M. ne ale, Bopeiring dope i YOUNG, “313. oth a7-3m RSALE-THE CH¥APEST) PLACE IN THE city both nd Carriages and to pay, new and second-| Bugiea of ali kinds. BD: SCHMIDy CO... 466 Penpsylvania avenue northwest. ‘m28-3m_ R SALE—JUST RECEIVED A NUMBER OF ae pagina Hiding, driving and work Horses; alvo, several juzgies and one cheap. | Everydii jase. THOMPSON'S Stable, 9th and 0 strects and 0Gw" oR SALE—SPRING AND D SUMMER CARRIAGES ‘Avent for Boston i socbbeeed Otay ‘Company’: ‘ae Sar Bus: went for ‘8 us gies and other lisht carriages. The best in the country ford So my money. rine Dromptiy attended to. GRAHAM, m29_ Repository and Factory, 4104i0 sth ot oe w. —_—_—_—— ee eee I EDUCATIONAL. ALEX, 8. Dx WOLOWSKI, PIANIST atid Vocalist, has new courses for id Fiano, by his new simplified method: shortest Best in existence. ‘The rocal culture for operas and concerts, st 207 I street northwest. Je7-1m HT IN ALL ITS BRANCHES AND 2a spoken by our learned Parisian people, by Prof. H. LARROQUE, a French native and mate of ths “iat Sorboune University of Paris. 913 G street. and 4 Soguiced fata sinet Greet Gal af seal i323 street northwest. MLLE. V. PRUD'HOMME. e iyie" ELLS COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES. urora, Full Collegiate Gourme. "Music 'and Art. Location pared Deaitnra Soasion, best See . Send for cataiogue. FRI 'PENC: ESS 4 GrEN AS BUSIN. COLLEGE, ae NER for ‘of LINCOLN HALL BULLDIN Complete in five fee ore are! fom sro0d. WO WiEiis AND C.F. PRICES PRIVATE | rentlite. Graduatine crercincs ‘held Inet of = ions free. Pm ~ ness Sart scmhdenta Ne Blog to, 10, call af at residence | 5¢ instruction, ved ovory sonth in the year, Uae retest north Say am thesia rept ber nat sche AND eae Sinsiome eve ive, students RIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, 309 9TH | Full 00 street northwest. information furnished fren FECES, Principal, in all c consultation free; wili call at residence oa ee vies Pe hen requested; all busineas strictly ‘consaential.. © Wk NSERV: ATOR oF MURC_A aa Thats NEW HALLS. sor. th En- trance on D street. MONEY TO LOAN. sdvantasee 6: Be BULIARD: yas eo ome W. FLYNN, A.M 1 Sr ucwer ao ae ON REAL ESTA’ Se rents ees eee summof from $00and upwarda, at atest tae ch, German and Euglish. Sista sitention to prep: aration for Cobors, West Point and all com: modersin Nodeay. | petitive e in advance. mil ese SICAL ACADEMY, Lee aerate ee = Murs: SALES ST., per. Conn. ave 17a rity, in sums to {tle loweet rates ot Principal, J. P CAULFISLD, Mus ‘Mus. Doo. interents “No dal allay when the mcurity is Books O. ce | _ bodies sestinoa Sepeamber ack 26m me B LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, TEACHER ‘ONEY, TO WES Oe EE, OF, Bsr md Harmony at lowest RATES OF INTEREST ‘Address $44 K street northwest. unas MEAL BE Renae co., | mans a Sontag Tey CADETS, BOARDING BCHOOT. FOR mI1-3m, 4 F street northwest. | JY RS. 8. wert End (ey ag ‘ONEY TO LOAN, Gonz. Rg Bend "fot ON BEAL am BRS uD Seen OnET: LEE NATHEMATION, NATURAL, als 10th and F streets northwent. | Drapared for and competitive sea net ONEY TO LOAN, ouéue Bian Callers. sums to suit, a Jowest 2 eho". Bowe ‘ASHINGTON _COLLEG: ‘ae nt Fist onoaitaniz eres, | W Boarding snd Day icholl for You Ladies at ee Ee ee — toh 2D. BUTCHER ing MC PROFESSIONAL. EIR Prana, 1628 and lust ith strot poco PARSONS. Dexrier, SPECIALTIES. SETRODS 03 Gxibe Gas saad D NIRY BOARD CAN BE HAD WITHIN pene COU! Ee ah ot Hi AN Ay three minutes ‘rooms, wood ‘water, shade. Address W. HARVER Blsdemcbure Mae UMMER BO. BOARDING CAN BE HAD AT ““PL”A8- a ae ia on cok Se Con ink Goatees: ‘con' ‘all trains met by stage; two Mi ze, Bi Porches, ‘Horses, Circulars oS ae ee eh “eon COUNTEY BOARD—AT fey conte NEAR BER- biane comer Conventnt to eal eae oe 499. Of street, southeast corner Oth and F north- ‘New anesthetic used in the gums, pain Filling a specialty.” Oils houre 9 foS pum, Heasonsbie feek io" ERS tt ep oy A yi ‘THE OPEN 2a, } ane = si Hotel, Wash- ARRIVED HERE, MADAM pr Medium, from Paris, guiv iwaye Tells true and & m. to9p. m. D: ae ce A Ne ye Dxivesstey Dissaase epeccentuliy treed care waar General Detulity, feaknoss, Imporency, scanes of Women of every ature: speed and parmasent cures gg Se oe ees ea Sikctty ecreat Baltimore, EC a eee Euinonae waa WONDERFUL ORIENTAL VEILED Mie a ‘con: LOST:AND FOUND. eames 319 3 stot ner —_ Te Lente brit, the titer ‘femaeit SIMPSQN REFRIGERATORS; Ponce weriany ‘Charcoal Packed. Handsomely finished and strongly built. EVERY ONE GUARANTEED TO GIVE ENTI B SATISFACTION, REFRIGERATORS OF OTHER MAKES AT COST. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, IMPORTERS OF CHINA AND GLASS, sel 709 MARKET SPACE. EFRIGERATORS (SOLID WALNUT) oneerus: AT REDUCED PRICES. WHITE MOUNTATS cant PEERLESS FREEZERS. WATER COOLERS and STANDS (all styles). WIRE WINDOW SCREENS, will it t any window. GEO. WATTS, _je16 314 Lane street, 5 a show B Penna. avenue, WITH SLATE STONE SHELVES, HANDSOMELY FINISHED. MADE OF KILN-DRIED LUMBER, A first-class Refrigerator at a small cost, 2 Call and see our testimonials. M. W. BEVERIDGE, 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVR. Sole Agent for the LU BIBER. A BIG TUMBLE IN WHITE PINE LUMBER. Zu i AS USUAL WE ARE THE FIRST TO REDUCE PRICES. WHITE PINE INCH SECONDS DRESSED @) SIDES, $40 PER THOUSAND. OUR INCH SECONDS ARE AS GOOD AS MOST OTHER YARD SELECTS, AND MAY BE BET- TER CALLED WHITE PINE CLEAR LUMBER, DRESSED TWO SIDES, FOR # PER ONE HUN- DRED FEET. WILLET & LIBBEY, COR. 6TH AND NEW YORK AVENUE 1L4928 BEER, THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT. 708. BCHLITZ BREWING 00."3 MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER, SANL C. PALMER, DEPOT, 1224 TWENTY-NINTH STREET ¥.W. S27 Telephonic connection. 208, Bed BRIM STRAW HaTs ar WILLETT & RUOFF'S, delé-1m 905 Pennsylvania avenue. tae Cee Re sh Aan SET or | ithe Sree S| \OCTOR J. Dees ane Borr cLormN moe, ‘900 Paewerivamts AvERT®. * ee ==