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rvmwmmMwwnTwm7rnii , m i i.inmwwi, .m .im,., ., wwhwju imjimi iwiiiw, i wiwnnHMWMMi Lli ti. THE EVE$TEN"G 0K1TIG, WASHINGTON, X). 0.. SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1882. i i m K U 1 I 'i i iff -M m u .k , THE EVENING 01UTI0. Published Bally (Sundays Excepted) nv tub Evening CrltloPubllshlngCompany all NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, WASlllXIITOS,D. C. TERMS: mncit.v. ror a ''I? nv CARRIER, pir Month as CENTS 11Y MAlI,(Iostagernlil)Ono Yenr., 11V M All. MntjfifA 1'aMI hit Monll ,..fl.nn Tt.it SI all Subscription Invariably In Advance. AnnnvM EVENING CRITIC PUBLISHING COMPANY) WASitiNfiTov, II. C. Entered t tho Postofflco In Washington M sec ond class matter. Saturday, July 20, 1882. To Hummer Absentees. roreons leaving tho city during tlio summer months con havo Tun evejhno Cnmo mailed to tbolr Address, la any locality, for 33 conts per month, or throo months lor II, pnynblo in advance. THE Cnmo will bo found tho boot modlum for kocplng nbsontoos thorouehly posted on what transpires at tho Capital, Or ders can bo sent by mall, or lcltnt tho busi ness offlco. Address changed as otton as desired. JlKitr.icK lias changed lili ralnil about Walsh slcco tho KolloKR-SpolToril contest, rcrhnps tho fco Is bigger now than It was then. i B OUR rows little Totomac Flats ninentl ment Rot into ha 1 company. Tho Jumbo Job of tho Mississippi River Commission was tco much. We wcro wrong when wj iall that Beck's motto was "Sovcnty millions for whlsfcr, but not a cont for defense" Uo Is willing to nllow $700,000 for defense Heck was on hand. But ho foil short. 1'crhaps Beck will Hvo to discover that tho American pcoplo do not want cither tholr ships or tholr etatcsmon built on tho Clydo. i A facetious paving contractor informs ns that ho has discovered why Cro3by Nolso Is so prejudiced against tho asphalt render ing works. Ho rays tho prejudlco grows out of Noise's constitutional hatred of com petition. Tho aroma from tho asphalt works lsnndorstood to compcto with Nolso's breath. A anEAT many provincial shoots aro chylous of tho famo' of Tub Cninc. Wo cannot sparo spaco to publish tholr name?. But wo will glvo thorn tho boncflt of our regular advertising rates at any timo pay ment of courso strictly In advance Wo keep no accounts oxcept with concerns well known to bo financially sound. Wijat is "TnErBEssj" Is ovory ploco or printed scurrility entitled to bo luvolvod In jtliat designation A'tw l'ork Herald. Wo answer emphatically, No. Bnt wo are surprised that tho Herald should thus foul its own nest by recalling tho fact that its founder, James Gordon Bennett, mado mcrchandiso of his own shame. But then tho Herald Is littlo clso than a " ricco of printod scurlllty " even yet. The decaying concern which will pub lish yesterday's news t,hi3 evening, stum bled yesterday on an Idltorial topic. A Bupcrscrviccablo lawyer had filed a motion In court asking that tho editor of Tub Critic bo ruled in contempt. Tho editor wns not ruled, but it Is all tho samo to tho decaying compendium of yesterday. Tho burden of tho decaying concern's1 remarks Is that "newspapers havo boon bought." Of courso tboy have. Wo bought ono our selves about thirteen months ago. When wo bought it tho Star was making $10,000 or $DO,000 a year. Tho Star is not making $10,000 or $50,000 a year now. And it will contlnuo not to mako $10,000 or $30,000 a year for Eovcral years, If wo Hvo and enjoy tolcrablo health. That Is what Is tho matter with tho Star. Wo havo shown tho Star what a nowsrapcr is. Tho poor brain of oven Crosby Nolso can comprehend that fact. But that is all. Tho faculty of Imitation is boyond that, nnd beyond tho grasp of tho poor brain of Nolso as well ; so ho must contont himself -with mistaking an eructation of tlio gases of indigestion from a dyspeptic stomach for n mental process and committing tho samo to paper. This proves pothlng except that tho Eng lish languago Is flcxiblo ; very flexible ; so ilcxlblo that battled avarlco nnd dyspoptio malignity can find in it artlculato expres sion for even an asthmatic wheczo of infirm xago. It is not possiblo to discuss tho Star sort onsly. It would not bo worth whilo to do so, if it wero possiblo, Wo aro engaged in making a newspaper. Our books show that wo aro something of a success in that Una. If tho stupid managers of tho decaying concern think thoy had a lawful lieu on tho monopoly of tho profits of evening jour nalism in Washington, let them get out n search warrant to iccovcr what tboy havo lost. Thoy can find it all in The Cbitio of fice. If wo chooso to tako tho part of citizens Vfho nro boing persecuted wo shall do so. Thus Jjtr wo have had occasion to ropol malignant assaults mado by tho decaying Star either In person or by proxy of Ocorgo Bliss, upon ono of tho mo3t respectabio Grand Juries over imranncled in this Dis trict; to denouueo cowardly insinuations against an intelligent and honest pctltjury, and many other cciually dosplcablo exhibi tions of n disordered liver or a deplotcd pocket-book, both of which ills nflllct tho decaying Star. Wo shall contiuue to do so. In timo wo may buy anothor paper when tho decaying Star reaches tho auction block provided wo think It worth whilo to clear tho field of accumulated old junk and rubbish. Vilifying OiirC'ltlrcim. Tno Btar.Itouto ring follow thooxamploot tho Tweed gang in trying to sustain tholr caeo by the support of subsidized newspapers. These aro noccaaarlly of the lowest character, nnd oven In Washington, whoro Journalistic; blackguardism flourishes to an oxtont un known elsowhoro, tholr Inuuenco Is vory Might. As tho Washington Star remarks, tho success ot tho ring in getting con trol of so many ot tho papers ot the Na tional Capital is "a notorious and sbamof ul fact," though back of that fact is tho other that but one or two Washington Journals aro not in the market for any set ot rascals who will pay tho prlco of tholr advocacy or pur chase them outright, Tho standard of Wash ington Journalism lias for years boon the low ost In tho country) and. with one or two honor able exceptions, is llkoly to continue so whilo public opinion In Washington remains what It is. At the nat of Ooternintnt the plunder of the jiuUIc 'J'rtanru U regarded at a UoUvna't pur. ul(, and Is only partially discredited by being xouuu out. au aunospuoro loss iuiou iur iuo Growth ot a robust and scrupulous senso ot publio or private morality cannot bo found in the country, and tho explanation ot that fact docs not llo very lar from tho surface. .Yew York 'lltnei, Tho paper which prints this wholosalo and vicious slander upon our pcoplo Is edited by a man who began llfo as a peddler of tho vilest of obscene llteraturo, and who very lately collected a fund of $250, 000 for General Grant, which fund remains unaccounted for to this day, Tho name of this dcspicablo miscreant Is Georgo Jones. Ho Is tho scoundrel and thief who slan. dcrs and libels all of our citizens, denounc ing them as plunderers of tho Trcaiury and without n " scrupulous sonso of public or prlrafe morality." Tho Timet Is ono of tho vllo sheets Judgo Wyllo denounced in such strong terms tho other day, nnd it Is still writhing under tho lash of his Just Indignation. Tlio l'ullllclnti. CIiIciiro News. The politician conBtdoroth his ways and is wise. Ho rlseth whilo It is yet night nnd gootli forth and mondeik his fences. Ho hath rospoct unto his nolghbor: ho groototh him In tho market-places, and ho bowolh down unto htm. Ho glTCth a iwrtlon to six nnd also to sovon, whero It will do tho most good. Ho stretchout out his hand to tho hungry, and ho watoroth tho thirsty roul. Uo opanolu, his mouth with wisdom, nnd In hla tonguo Is tho law ol kind ness, llo chooseth his trlonds with careful ness, nnd tho opon-mouthod man Is nu abomi nation unto him. Uo glroth not sleep to his eyes, nor slumber to his cyollds, till no hath mado suro ot his frlond. Hn standoth by tho way In tho places ot tho paths, and ho pcrsuadolh mon. Uo crteth at tho pates, nt tho entry ot tho city, at tho coming in nttbo tloors. Tho words of his mouth aro as honoy nnd tho bonoy-comb, and ho llaltoroth with his lips. Uo covcteth greedily all tho day longt ho hardenoth his faco and propareth for tho timo of connict. Ho rejolccth whon his enomy fnlleth, nnd ho is glad when ho stumbloth. Uo ucbatctu ins caueo Willi ins noiguuor, nnu no ruloth over his own spirit. Ho dlssomblolli with his lips and ho coveroth his hatred with deceit. Ho bonsteth hlmsolt ot to-morrow, nnd ho rojolcoth In such as havo no noed ot spoils. And yet what hath hoot all his labor, and of tho voxatlon ot his heart ? l'or a Ilttlo timo ho tlourishotn nnd gooth his way, and ihoro Is no romembrancoot him. This also Is innlty and vexation ot spirit. Very Queer, If True. Wsth. Special lo N. O. Times Democrat, There Is no doubt In tho public mind horo that If Walsh's story had not boon published his testimony would not havo boon ndmlttod, and It his testimony had not been ndmlttod, lterdcirs testimony would not. Hut for this publication tho Btar-Itouto trial would bo practically ended. Tlic I'tirliircr 1'nlU Upon tho Public l'nlntc. St. Paul rionccr Press. Tho star-Kouto trials drag wearily on. Even VTalshhos palled upon tho public palato. Especially tlio Keir York rniicrs. Philadelphia Record. Judgo 'Wyllo has a very poor opinion ot nowspapors; No More Jtoiuiil NlionlilcrN. Knickerbocker bracofor ladles and gontlo men, at Keep's, 137 Seventh etroot. ADVERTISED LETTERS. Tho following Is a list ot advettlsod letters remalnlrg In tho postomces In tho city ot WflRlitnirinn. .Tlllv Qll. 1RS2, i. n. Aisanit, r. M. LADIES' LIST. Anderton, Eliza 0 Adnms, Kllllo Athcrly.Mrs Enskovllle, Ada V Drown, Amy Iisslcy, Hello Ucnll, Catherine A Drown, Ellen Hoxley, arnclo Hurt, Mrs John D Brooks, 3 Uallley, Jennlo Drown, Lllllo Dcrry Maria Drown, Mary (2) Darns, Mary Dean, Mrs Doyde, Slory A Drown, L Chapman, Colta cross, Emily crown, Hennlo Cromwell, Lucy Cowoll, Mary Chase, Mary Cowling, Mngglo CanUcld, Mlnnlo Curncr, N Coleman, Nannlo A coroot, PSD Clark, H nsle. callcn, Theresa ColTln.MrsWU Durkeo, carellno uavls, l'amla Dcccndore, Mrs John Dlsson.Mary Dunn, Mary A Douglass, Mrs N S .Evans, Mad co Ellsworth, Mrs rry Lena I'orectt Louisa rinnigan, Mngglo Qroy, Amanda Olttlugs, Mrs E E Gamot, MraOeorgo GlTcns, Mrs Ida aettlngs.Llbblo Johnson, Mrs Edward Jones, Eliza Jonos, Glulo Jones, Louisa Jonos, Mary E Jonos, .Mary A Jones, H Jonos, Virginia Jackson, Jesslo Jackson, Jennlo 0 Jackson, l'atlln Johnson, Mrs Lotty Kelloy, 0 Lyon, Adelaldo E Lowls, Adollno Lako, Mrs E Lewis, Ida Llvcrman, Mngglo Lucas, Sally A Loo, Mrs S J Minor, Dertio Maddox, Mrs a J, Monday, Caroltuo Moss, EIIZ1 Montray, Mrs E Marshall, rronla Moore, Kato Jlott, Katlo Marlow, Lorotto Macomber, Mrs L A Mallo, Mary Mulllngs, Mrs Morrill, Mrs M A Mahar, Maggla Moloy, Mrs S U Martin, Sarah E McKnlght, Molllo Nelson, Prances Norman, Nottlo l'arkor, Adlald Parker, Mrs J 8 l'ortor, Mrs M ITIchard, Mrs R M Potter, Mrs Hllllo Ilamsoy, Lullo ltamsoy, Magglo Sholton, Emily Short, Elllo Staunton, Graclo Smith, Mrs Jacob Btowart, Julia stowart, Lucy Slsson, Lyda V Rlapbcs, Mlnty Smith, Sarah Bmltto, Mrs W W Taylor, BaUlo Thomas, Mrs Ella Tentlmon, Mary West, Annlo Winston, Francos White, Llzzlo Wilson, Martha Wrlghto, Mary 'Williams, Mary A Williams, Mrs Waters, victor union, Aira Ilaulsicd, Atlanta Harrison, Amanda Ilustcrs, 0 11 Henley, Catharlno Hall, Emma HosnoS) Jano Harris, Jennlo Hamkcns,Llzzlo Hargdoy,Lucindy Hlgglns, L Hawkins, Louisa Harrison, Lino Uawklns, Mlntoo Howes, Mary Hart, Mrs Hope. Mary A Hurdle, Nelllo A Uarbot.MrsBD Yarnor, Mrs n E QESTLEMES S LIST. Ambrore, Earl Ucatlcrs, Nat AU1UEULV, Jll Adams, Geo N Jonos. E It Andrews, a Auetln, Thomas Bailor, Adam Brown, Den Browne, Chas W Brltton, Edwd Bororrolix A Boston, J Ballloy, Major Brown, Poter Black, B W Brown, ThosO Cowoll, Albort M Cummins. Col E U Crowdcr.rroilk Coapland, Francis Carter, Geo Cammack, Geo W Calb cr Cain, Ueury Carlson, J Cottcnger, Joseph P Clarke, J CUtlord Choso, Kouls E CurtlB, O 1' Cronk, I'onnlo Cooper, Thomas carpenter, Winner carry, Wash Doyle, B a Uaenport, Ed Duncan, 1'rank P Davis, Marshall Dlslnd, Thomas Draper, Terry Elbiony, Dr r Xt Jones, Edw'd Jonos, Hennlo Jowett, Hon U J Jenks, Mr Jones, W II Keono, Ooo R Knln, ueo Klrkpatrlck, Jno Knowles, R D Lowo k Uro Lyons, D O Latham, E Leo, Samuel Mono, Chas Morrison, D W Murphy, Edw'il Montgomery, Ool r Matthews, U R Moss, Henry U Murray, Jno or Ooo Michael, Jacob A Mothers, Losson Mori, l'.obt Magulre, Lt 8 E Morcn, Wra H Mara, wm McKnlght, Alex McShohy, 0 E McDonald, Will McAllMer, Robt Mlckalls, N A Mlman, lloht Ogle, Will A Qulnn. Causos l'ock, Chas M Pastorlleld, Martin riorco, Robt F rotors, w o Illchard, Byron Robcrson, Jno Rich, Jno Rollins, Hathnn T Itay, Wm X' Starr, A A Sharp, A O (2) Smith, Burnerdcon Bneazy, Mr Seymour, Nelson M 1 Smith, R S Smith, Thomas II Schlossor, Wra steolo, Wra E Todd, A Tylor, Nat Taylor, WlanoM Walsh, Ilartloy WochI, Hornando Whaleu, II o Wylio, Ilonry wlleon, Jerry Whipple, Madison Wright, Maj M B 0 Wlllma, V Uornhnch Woodrurr, llov W I) White, WallacoB Yount', Jno Zocllo, l'asqualo Zangy, Louis j-.acri, x' Eaton, beldon L l'ostcr, Allen 0 rinotti. Prank M rrost, GcoD Felt, II W 1'oldncr, Jno II 1'Ictchor, PluLnoy rowlcr, S W I'oote, Theodoro Teller, Wm U (list, t! Qalagher, nugh Grace, Robert Gibbons, 11 D Urlmos, Willlo U Gerard, Wm Hlllgard i Co Ball, Arthur J, Jlorto, Chas U Iiorton, E J Hopping, V A Howard, Geo Harris, Geo E IIelmlck,GU Iloburt. (Ion U 0 Herns, Jimmy Hughes, James Haywood, J H Ilawloy, Jno A Hill, J M Harris, Joseph HolBlngor, Lemer iiuntsuerryi k MISCELLANEOUS. National Copying Co Pedoral Insuranco National Lnbor Trlbuno T.AHT CAl'ITOr. fsTATION. Advertised July 20. LADIES' LIST. Elngham, Laura Mcintosh, Mra 0 n Tarter, Annlo Sullivan, Mrs Hull, Sirs I, A Sutherland, Mrs E Lnfovre, Miss Jano GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Blllups, Reuben Mlnkcn, U E Uranfn, L -EOHCIETOWN NT ATI ON. AdvortlsedJiilyjO. LADIES' LIST. Brown, Mrs Isabella Moore, Mrs Chas Irving, Magglo GENTLEMEN'S LIST, Dell, Capt Frank Burns, James. Tie Last iiii'l Best Gle tor REAL BARGAINS 11 Y L. Heilbrun, 402 Sovonth Stroot. Men's Low Quarters, 85 cts. Fine Button Shoes, $2. Patent Loathor Pumps, $1. La'dies' Congress Gaiters, 50o. Ladies' Foxed Bals, 60c. Good Fox'd Button, 90c, $1.25 Lasting Button, 75 cts. Fine Lace Sandals, 75 cts. Misses' & Child's Sandals, 60c. WmiaWftl II IN GLASS. B. W. EEED'S SOIS laiO P Street Northwest. TBAHE QTTP'X,IB. ly" SUMMER RESORTS. rv - -vV - iV V -. - r4S MAS Fauquier Springs. New Brick Building, w 1th gas nnd electric bells Tho nearest Bummer Resort ftu Washlngtontans Donch's Orchestra. For terms apply to ,. T. TENNKY S CO., Natonal Hotel, Washington, or at rauquler Bprlngs, Wnrrenton, Va, HO! FOR THE SEASIDE! DEPARTMENTAL CLERKS. A splendid opportunity for recreation for tho fivmmcr Month. A Dellghful and Commodloua Hotel. Newly Renovated and AlryRoom. A Hpienaid view or t tie uceAn. xaagniticeni unnao. llsblns and CrabbinB within forty feet of the Hotel. Hplendld Kallilng. Btngo golnff to the lleach every morning and rvenlusr. For particu lars, address liT. VBABBV, Lcwca, HuMex County, n0 Ilplawnro. The Dispatch Parcel Delivery Co. WILL DELIVER Parcels, Pacaes, Bundles, Letters,Etc, to any part of the city, promptly and accurately IFI-VE CE3STS Each. Monthly Rates for Blore Delivery. Will call at Btorcs every two hours. MARKET BA8KF.TB LUTT AT STAND 10S, CENTER MARKET. HI be promptly and safely delivered. All nrtlclti entrusted to our Delivery will be fAlttinilly and honestly attended to. IcCHNTOOK & SOUS. OFriCE, 307 SEVKNTII ST. N. W. . 1.25 TARGET r,FLE! JustOutt For Target Practice Indoors and ont. doors! Eicellcnt for Hnntlng and Killing Rats. Cats, Bqnlrrels etc. Noiseless as an alrirunl 'Wilt Bhoot a Bullet or Dart coo feet, and can be In stantly chanced so as to be ns harmless as a toy run! Just the weapon for Ladles and Ucnt4 to Practice Target Shooting! It Is better than a " CATTLING GUN" OB A "KENTUCKY RIFLE" for a Boy's use! Entire length, 39 Inches. Five Bt el-polnted Arrows, Bullets. Targets, etc, free. 1'r'ce, complete, by mall, !U3. O'MEAM'S Fishing Tackle Depot, 1317 Fa. Ave., Washington, D. o. N. E-We are Manufacturers agent and supply the trado at low rates. mpo DANFORTH HAS IIundrcd3 Started onForlune's Road Selling nis goods, for LIGHTING and COOKING. No chimney, wick, kindling, ashes, nor waste. Light ed In one-half minute; put out tn one second. No remnants, decay, nor shrinkage. ACTUAL NECESSITIES. WANTED-600 men who will Invest 200 lo flO, 000 In goods and push sales In dlllercut States; prollt from 80 to 300 per cent. Plain Btatemcnts backed by sales and good will of purchasers to all who call, with courteous at tention. DU D ST., near lorn (rost Building), Washing- Inittnn.D. V. anil rn.inoN HAiLiuaa a bpeoialty. A Neat Wrought Iron PARK FENCE of onodialt Inch Iron, put np complete at 60a per loot. Also ail misceimueoiiB iroa worKi GEO. WHITE & CO.. rnr22 fla Malno avenno sonthwest. grcNOTIOI3 TO TUB PUBLIO, I wish to call tho attention of all persons to my Improved patent horse shoe, with moveable toed and beels.lho best and most durable shoe ever Invented. This shoe cau bo seen at the Btoro ol Bryan fcBro., on Penna, ave., bet. Cib and7tli sts. n.w. AU experts are requested to closely ex amine this Invention. T. W, MURPnY, irorsehoer, myl9 fliia (I street iiortliwe-t. W-E,aEORaU riYNHAI., JR., DESIRES TO JMS? convey to his friends nnd the rmbllo generally uis Krnieiui ncmiuwiouKiueuj ui meir many kind exprcnslons of sympaihy. lie Is now busily engaged In repairing damages caused by the late lire, and expucts shortly to havo hli jilaco ot bublness more attractive than over. His store, 41Sbeventb street, Is now open, and he Is ready and able to fill orders promptly, ap& SAMUEL S. SHBDD, 100 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. Garden Hoso, Lawn Sprinklers, aas stoves, Ovens, Broilers, eta. Slate Mantels, Gas Fixtures, LatrobeB, Ranges, Furnaces, Plumbing unJTln ulug. QHSEY HOUSE, EUROPEAN TLAN, Cor. llroadwny anil Tueuty-uliitli Bt. NRW YORK CITY. JAMES H, BRESLIN & BROTHER, Proprietors, GEO. WILLNER, IT as In stock a roll line of Carre tings, all grades Ollcloths.OoroaandHtraw Mailings. Also, latest styles in wall Paper, Window Hluulf and Curtain floods, Iare and Uaaxe Net Mosquito Canopies Wlr Window and Door Screens. Prices Low, No. 400 NINTH fiTRJEBT NOHTIXWKaT onr goods. v1fvwvv,vw Having Closed Out Several Largo Lots of Ladies' Gauzo Undervests ntn great rcduetlon Irom former prices, we now olTer our customers the following unprecedented barRQlns Ladies Gauze UnderveBts, sold ctsew here, we know, to day nt Mcweoller nt23c.perirnient,lii cither hlh neck ana loni sleeves; hleh necK and short sleeves, or low neck nnd short sleeves. LADIES' GAUZE UNDERVESTS, splendid nuslltv.ll not worlli Soc., woeuaranteo tlio best eero(leredfor 37c.pcr uarment, til.Ii neck nnd short sleeves and low ncclc and short sleeves. Ladlos' Gauzo Undorvosts, superior quality, Wo know they arc worth COc. but Inr lor this lot no ran alTord to sell nt 43a, litfth heck and short sleeves and high neck and long sleecs. Boston my finis iuse, 031 PEHNA. AVE. 021. AT COST! AT COST!! We have marked down all LTKEN LAWN8 to IS Cts. All LINEN LAWNS to 21c, worth 37XC. Best CANTON OIKOIIAIIS reduced to 10c. A splendid lino of GRENADINES of most do- Biraoio siyics rcaucca to cost. All COLORED DRESS GOODS at cost, WHITE GOODS. Splendid stock. Low prices. noSIERY and UNDERWEAR. Largo Stock. All at reduced prices. AllTANCY TARASOLS nt cost. Vfe are compelled to sell goods chcan to prepare for removal to our new store, now building lor us, a lew doors west ot our prcst location. ii ONE PRICE ONLY." TRIM, & CLffl, JyM 803 MARKET SrACE. PARASOLS, Sun Umbrellas, Silk, Satin, India Linen and Laces BELOW COST TO CLOSE. -. . -srorrnsro-, 730 AND 71 1 7TH ST.. BET. O. AND n. BEDUOBD. Lap Robes from II to ,5c.: 7Sc. to 5:.; best Warn sutta eblrts from l to 7)c; 75c. to 60c Tablo Linen, Napkins and Bheetlnfr. WM. R. RILEY, R1LET BUILDINO, CORNER NINTH ANDK STREETS N. W. ly23 HGDEED FEENOH SATINES. TYLER & OHBWNING, Jyll OlS SEVENTH ST.NORTnWEST. BUY YOUR Linen Damaske, Napkins and Towel3 of LUTTEELL & WINE, aOTH BT. AND PENNA. ATS my8 STJ3!Bl X)f- GOODS. L. BEHREND'S BALTIMORE CASH STORE, No. 008 SEVENTH BT. N. W., GEO. F. HARBIN, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &o. OILCLOTHS AND MATTINGS, 810 Pennsylvania ave. s. e., Capitol Hill, m-so GUINNTP, DAT & CO., sil:s, 820. 833 AND 83 1 SEVENTn BT. N. W. East Washington Advertisements. cool Dar:s3 Bolt Crabs, Turtle Boup, Clam Chowder, Luza- riuoinDcasoa. xiesi x.ifiuorn. JOB PLATZ. Jyll alO PENNA. AVE., CAPITOLniLL. IPICKTIO Goods ricklcd Lamb Tongues, Whits Clover noney. Sardines, Potted Goods, Lobsters, ,tc, Sll verHprav. Minnesota process llour;best In city; I2.4S U bbl. P. Ellis. Third and A sts, s. e. Jya STEINLE'S ICB ORBAMINBEDS NO FltAISB. Its reputation Is general. Parties, families nnd dealers supplied. 1 hose ordering for Sunday will please order Saturday or hcloro 12 m. Sunday, Choice confections and cakes. No. 119 Pa. ave., Capitol mil. Ju9 ONE HANDSOME PLAQUE OR PALETTE With Ten Soda Water Tickets, for 50 cents, at 2C. IDOOXETZ-'S, RIALTO SODA FOUNTAIN, Corner Third 'Bt. and Penna. ave.. Capitol Hill. am A T OFTnEEAST." A FANOY foXxxJli family flour, makes beautiful Virginia family, I1.0S i bbl; a Rood tlonr ror a small price; try a few lbs. at ic per j.,at JOHN T. D. pyLES, Cash Stores, lia 4th st. s. e and 530 Cth st, s. e. lul ICE CREAM. THE BEST I ALL FLAVORS. THE EXCELSIOR MANUFAirrUItlNa CO., U03 PA. AVE., CAPITOL HILL. Families and tho trado promptly supplied. rnyCO GIVEN AWAY. China. Crockery andglasswwro to purchasers of Tea and CoHce. KNTEUPIIISU TEA CO., Red Front, cor. sth and Pa. avo. east. Best Old Gov ernment Ja a. 32c. pound. mylO INSURANCE. BBSi BRANCH OFFICE Verona, Miss., Mnloal Benefit Association, WASHINOTON, D. 0. Ol'FICEltS! J, B. WILEINS. President, j" P. TUllNElt, Manager, W. G. FEARING, secretory. This association Is a legal Incorporation, whose object Is to aid young men and ladles at their marriage by paying them an endowment, pro vided they sustain oood, moral character. Best of reference given as to business Integrity of oQlcers. Address or apply to J. P. TURNER. Treasury Deportment, or olllce, COI Third St. s. e. mylO HOME SUPPLIES. 33, S,OBI3STSOr3 020 LOUISANA AVENUE N. W. Dealer In -OT-ESTHItlSr BBBP. Rolls and Tenderloins Specialties. Best nnd chtapeBt Cuts In the city. FEE8H 'OTJ,l--. Wo supply tho hotels, boarding houses aud tho U S. Commissary Department. Jyl8 EDUCATIONAL. PUHOBniAN BUQIN&QS OOLLnOB, OOR, Wi mil nnu Bin. ,,, vtt. uuiiinvo iu. miiiuui nrnln ll&ll llullillnir. flnmnltn In Itn Krrani Uin nnu J' Bin. ii. w,, ucciiliivs mo xuiiour ui niems lor iruiuiiiK 10119 nnu uuugiiiws lor real me. .....-.------------... ...--r.. ------..-.-----t;- traduatlou exercises held last of Mar. No vaca tion. Btudents received every month In tho year for instruction, day or even lug. by the month or auarter. Hiring and tiuiumer UesHlons give stu en is from other schools opportunity for buslnees tralnlue Full Information Riven at the college office. 1IKN11YO, HPENCEll. Principal HAItA A.HFKNOKK Vlcft-Principal. my!8 CT. . "WOIilT, D-t. X. DENTIST, MIO V STREET NORTHWEST. f ooilf aro. &LotIrflB FOR SALE AND tttHT. B' BAL EBTATB BULLETIN TJ108. E. WAOOAMAN, 017 T street. (Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays). THREE-STORY RMCK AND FRAME I10UBKH FOR SALB. 131s IJ st. n. w. mod. Imp., 12 rs.... t-VOM 114 nth st s e, mod Im, 9 rs s ooo 111 I rili it n w, mod Ini, o rs. I.vi Ml Rlxth si. n. w., mod. Imp., srs 4,n Kcsrih st n w,mod liu.s rs H 4ioo SIS II st. n. vr mod. Imp., s rs 4.200 nil nth st n w. mod lm, 12 rs !. 1102 Md. nve, s. w., mod. Im 10 rs 4)X) 11211 Columbia st n w, mod lm, 8 rs 3,03) SkjS M st n w, mod lm, 10 rs... 3,.v) TW04JTORY BRICK AND VRAMK HOUSES FOR HALE. 1312 llh st n w, b It. mod lm, 8 r .12,100 C2 It st, n e, rh, mod Im, 0 rs 3 mo 2Klto2U241thstnw,b li,mndlm,Ors 22n into eth st n w, b li, mod lm, 7 rs ............. 2.200 819 22d st n w, bh. mod Im, 0 rs 2,m) 1210 loth st, r h, mod lm, s rs 2,tx Til 24th still, modlm ,Srs 2.000 817 4th st n w, f li, mod lm,0 rs 2,000 102.1 3d Bt, f li , mod lm, 7 rs 2,oo) C17 H st n w, f h, s rs S.QJ0 UNIMPROVED PROPERTY FOR HALT. . Per root. Kst.betClh nnd Clh sis s 0....1 IM till st, bet I nnd K sts s p.................. ISO lirnnmt.hpt llltinnil 12t1intj.il n. lie E st, tiet 12th nnd 13th stn li w lto eth nt, bet (1 nnd IC sts n e IV) 4lh nt. bet K nnd L sts n c............. Ha O st, bet 13th nnd 14th sts ne ISO IMr Md nvo and 14th sts n e......................... Iso Dili st. bet U nnd D sts n 0..... He Cor 4lh nnd L sts n c llo HOUSES FOR RENT. Rent. MO 21st n w, Air, mod lm, 10 rs... 75 Co ifcn I st n w. mod Im, 11 rs CO CO 1747 Kstn w, mod itu.9 rs... Co 00 1314 11 st m w, mod lm, 0 rs 40 00 719 Huh st n w, mod lm, 7 rs a no 40T MossnVo n w.raod im,8 rs 30 00 sin 11 st n w, mod lm, 7 rs so 00 016 Vn nvo a w, mod lm, 6 rs . 21 no 2020 full st n w, mod lm, 0 rs , 18 03 211 3d Itsw.mod Im.Ors 18 00 STORES, ETC. 7207th stnw, mod Im.l7rs. f I7S 00 p.17 1 nvo n w,mod lm,&rs 112 &1 f2S La nve 41 21 oio O st 2.1 (10 419 7th St 20 00 1401 nth st......... 20 on 2510 1' St. 11 00 LOANS In Bnms to salt at 8 per cent. AUCTION SALE. On Monday. July 31. at 0 p. ra., unimproved property on I'ayclto street. Georgetown. The above Is only a small portion ol property on my books. For full list call at office for nullo. tlnB Issued on 1st and 15tb. lyz BOOKS AND STATIONERY. XAt-sWSUWWs-' New Law and MKscollaneous Books Morawettop Private Corporations; 3. Krhmilrr on Hrmhand anil Wlfp: tfl. Digest of Tire Insurance Decisions, 2 vols.; 5.50. Tyler on Infancy and Coverture, 2d edition: 13.50. HT uii AUiniiKy nuu ivUVViiuiCj All ig rreren. bv Mrs. Aletanden It. ma x rcren, 05 Prudence, by IiuryO. 1.1111c; 90c. Money MakinK for Ladles; tc. Physical Kducatlon, by Oswold; fl. The Brain and ite Functions, by J, X,uys; fln. History of Ancient Kgypt, 2 Yols., byProf.Itaw 1 In son; ffl. Science and Culture, by Prof. Iluzley; I.W. The largest stock of Stationery In boxes In the Clt7, W. H. MORRISON, La w Bookseller and Stationer, myll 47B Penna. ave. n.w. CIiOSI3STGf OTTT SXjj ov CROQITBT. DECKER & CO., 1111 V STREET NORTHWEST. C. C PtTBSBLIi, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Wholesale and Retail. ap!7 433 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. . 3!CCCB,3A.S."Sr, BOOKS Be STATIONBRTT 034 SEVENTH STREET N. W. mril WOOD AND COAL. J. M WHEATLEY, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Best Qualities Anthracite and Bit uminous Coal, Pine, Oak and HicKory wood, Builders' and Contraotors'Su-plles Sole Agent for the Nowberg, N. Y., Plaster, and the Cumberland, Md., Hydraullo Cement. Fair Prices and Satisfaction Guaranteed. OFFICE AND YARD, Cor. Ind. Ave., Second and O sts. N. Vfi GROCERIES. SCHWEITZER'S OO0OATINA (LONDON.) Van Houtcn's Pure Soluble Cocoa, (WEESP, HOLLAND.) 3ST. "W. BTJHOHBLI,, Jyll laaa fsniEET. n. ra-msrea- bo'vtib. Sealer In PINE FAMILY aROOERI,Toas, "Wines, Liquors and Table Luxuries, COR. SEVENTH AND I. STREETS N. W. H. JL CISSEL. 1014 IVV CI TfTlPWnTT OITl T7rl JrtT5"l'II lffSHnn VINE UUUCKUIKS AHI) -mPOltfa. DAltUOUlt HAMILTON, WlmlAMala WLOUR, WINE AND GROCERY MEROIIANTH OS7 oav. U4t ouisiana Avenue. e HATS AND UMBRELLAS. Broad Brim Straw Hats AND DUNLAPS NEW YOEK HATS, AT WILLETT & RUOPP'S, lulS 005 PENNA- AVE. 8IUMON1J A OHLIUIAN, BTRAW OPENING. All the Latest Styles. 430 Seventh Street Northwest. BOOTS AND SHOES. lvvwvvvvvrvvwwvrvvvvvVAvvv L One Price Shoe Store A. L. HAZBLTON, 433 SEVENTH ST., Untlor oaa-Followa1 Hall. L. HELLBKUN'S SHOE HOUSE, 402 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Blgn of "The Old Woman In Window." TRY Wvl. VI3STS HELIABLESHOES AND SLIPPERS 810 Seventh Street and 1023 renn. aye. SHIRTS I SHIRTS I SHIRTS! A Good Shirt for COc, A Huvall Bhlrt for 65ai finished, 7Sa. AWamsutta Bhlrt for 75ai tlnlshed, 900. A IMalted Bosom Shirt ror 85o.l Unlshed, ft. Shirts to order a specialty, Satisfaction guaran teed, at B. li. ELLXRT 4 O0.'8, afi No. 1112 g street northweat. AtB.&P.FroigutDopot, GE1CH & STEPHENSON, Dealers In all kinds ol LUIMIIBIElIIR AND KC.DrR.T WOODS, Maryland Avenue, near 7th nt. s. w, WASHINGTON, D.O. piUOlCE CUT gLOWEIW from my own green-houses In Unlontown fur xilslied for all occasions. N. BTUDER, FLORIST, HON V street northwest. JAMES H. MoQILL, DEALER IN BUILDING SUPPLIES, No. H21 New York Ave., near Treasury. D UMB BELT). DUMn BELLS. ThBTtPBtin the City. IM- Rnialtv V. K(1II NKIDJCU BON, my23 reouHi nvw. miu mm -n -W. TtC. VI 1EIII3:0',T Dealer In Wall papers. Window shades, Picture Jframcs, Mctnres, Ac. 810 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Advertisements of Three hues under this head Inserted a times for 28 cents. IoiuiKNT-Two sroitnnioTtraEVEN ? rooms: nit modern Improvements. No. 2231 uthst. n.w. Apply next door, 2230 13th st. n. w .to J. T. llrer JyiMl pOR RKNT- 1210 Tut., firs.. 1 VI m 6o si 00 715 M st. n.w., 11 rs. and stable.. 1017 Vermont nve. Srs no Boundary St., 11 rs .....20 00 DANENJIOWKK tt Hun, Jy27 Ct 1212 ! street n. w. rs.1 iTcr.l OR RENT-nniCK HOUSE, No. 10 StllHT. w.iurs.l n l mod lm. apdiv ioj. w. unr 1100 list, n.w. Jv2Q-3t OR RENT-LARGE COUNTRY HOUSE; tl4j'M4t -ttAAI HAAV n11Afl1 SSntlillS ftt A bllr ling. Ptc InqwlrnfiK. M. Ilarlc, Orltlo onirft. FOR RENT Rooms. JriOR H1IT-Y1T1I OR WITHOUT BOATTTl. neatly furnished front rooms. communlcat lug, second floor; Just vacated No. 1014 12th nt. li. ly.. uvu jv mill ij. Jf28-3f IflOR RENT-ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN, ? or gentleman and wife, without children, r&iioblnlii n very nleo front room on the second uuur u. vz n, i uvi'.l ruuu icii:ii;iii.u ttiiuituu. y23t I7IOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. SINOLE ; orconimunlcatlrigfWlth bath; southern ex posurc. 705 11st. n.w. Iy28-3t I710R RENT-ONE LARGE NICELY POR : nlshed room; nlno one small unlurnlshcd room: gentlemen preferred. 1120 eth su n. w. T2saf T710R RENT-TIIRKE TLEASANT UNrUR- JL' nisuei rooms lorngni nouscKcepingiopar. ties without children. Inquire at tlio store. jy27-3t IriOR RENT-rURNISIIED ROOMS CHEAP ? while family are awny. at 1109 R st. n. w. Jy28-3t TilOIl RENT-TWO LARGE TUNISHED OR J unfurnished communicating rooms, with bav window and large closets in & house with nil modern conveniences: location desirable; terms reasonable; reference exchanged. 1307 Q st. n. w. jy.. I710R RENT-No. (113 THIRTEENTH STREET 7 n.w., nicely furnished rooms, i!,t3, tioand 115 per month. )y2.V8t I710n RENT-DKSIRAHLE ROOMS, FUR ? nlshed or unfurnished; prlvato family and In good location; 611 33th st. n. w.; rent moderate. JyMlt FOR RENT Miscellaneous, I nOIt RENT-A WKLtrFUnNISirnD OP. ? flee, second Iloor front, opponlte the Treas ury; terms moderate. Address Advertiser. Critic office. MM nRSHEltelneo CHEAPER TO BUY THAN TO RUILD-FOR Balo houses 618,020 and 0 7th St. s. w,; water, cas nnd bathrooms; two stories. Inqulro at 6-22 7ih bU s. w. Jv2H!t IJIOR SALE -A BIO BARGAIN FOUR ? round corner, roseu ood case piano. Knabe & (laehle makers; In perfect order: only f no: stool nnd cover: other pianos for cash at. half price. Worch'B Piano-Rooms. 1133 10th st. JyiPPf I7AOR SALE-122S 4th ST. N. W THREE ? story bay window framo house of 7 rooms: km and w ater; back and side yard with fruit. In qulro HlOCth st. n. w. Jyft-lm 1T10R BALE-PIANO DACTYLI0N8 FOR JL' piano players, amateurs nna artists; in dorscd by prominent pianists and teachers; alves correct roiuion 01 iiiq iiiinu; saves muu, luuur, Insures llexlhlllty nnd rapidity of execution; per rialr. F3.&0. Worch'a Uo'town Piano Rooms. 1132 Tenth st.l jy.Wiv I710R SALE--A COTTAOB HOUSE WITH ) eleven acres of around; good outbuildings and excellent water; on tho 11. A P. It. It.: twelve miles from 'Washington; Immediately at station. Apply at the Crltloonice. 1u29 FOR SALE Farms. TtriOR SALE-A VALUABLE FARM OP ONE S hundred and ninety acres. W miles from Rockvllle, Mil.; all Improvements, and complete. Apply to J. W. Warner, Attorney, 482 LouKtana avenue. ivI7.12t JHMMNAL BOOKKEEPINO TAUOHT UNTIL THOR ougly understood, f3.50; no tcxt'books used: flay and night t penmanship, tJoo. Howe. 1030 7llist Jyi2-Ct THE WASHINGTON BENEFICIAL EN dowment Association gives life Insurance on the assessment or common sense plan. Ofllce.Blt Pstnw. mylQ CONFIDENTIAL ADVICE FREE, ON DE vcloplng the size and strength of parts of the form, male or female. Sent sealed. Address Erie, M. Co.. box 013. Bnghlo, N. Y. my20 DISEASES OF THE GENITO-URINARY Organs. Blood.Llver, Kidneys. Nerves, Wo men, Catarrh, Bronchitis. Dyspepsia, etc, speed ily and permanently cured: wrlto for ad vice; book free. Dr. B. T. Baker. Box 101. Buffalo, N. Y. my8 LWAWnMD. T OST A BLACK AND GOLD JIALTE3E J cross. Five dollars reward will bo given and no quotums asked lt left at 81 Frederick at., Georgetown. Iv2l3t WANTED Miscellaneous. TITANTED-AFAMILY OF TWO TERSONB VV wouldllkototako charge of a house; ref ferenco given. Address M. K., Crltlo olllce. Jy2J fTTANTED FURNISHED LARGE AND V V small rooms for gentleman, wife nnd son, with board lor lady; location between North Capl tol and 1st sts. Address Ollver.Crltlc onlco. Jy23 A LADY OR GENTLEMAN OWNING household and kitchen furniture, BUOlclcnt lor a six or seven room house, will be supplied with room and first-class board for rent of samo by three adults. Address a It, it,. 303 E st. n. w. Jy2Mt TTTANTED-THREE TO FIVE ROOMS IN W northwestern section, furnished or un- board muBtbellrst-clftRs: private family preferred. Addnss, slvlng particulars and price. It. R. It,, Crltlo offlce. ly2ft-at -fTTANTED-A BOTTLE Or PRENTISS' V V concentrated lemonade. It can bo found at corner of 7th and F st. Jy27-at TTrANTED-FURNISHED ROOM BY GEN VV tleman, whero the occasional visits of alady irienaouiu uui) u nuwttu auuivu t. u. j'., Crltlo office. jv27-3t ITrANTED-A LOT IN THE NORTHWEST VV part of tho city on long time and easy terms; give location and price. Address T.E.H. -TWCOinCB. Jy2.-3t WANTED-A SMALL :iI0U8E, OR'FOUR or rive rooms by August 1 .situated between 1st and l'-th sts,, Penna. avo .and M st. n. w.i per xnancnt lenant. Address Clerk, Crlllo office. Jy4-3t X trade city or country property, come and see the great bnrgalns at William IT. Main itltroi., Ht. Charles Hotel, corner 3d st. and I'onna. ave. BUSINESS CHANCES. w- ANTED-TO BUY A SMALL GROCERY rorcasni Address n., urine omco, jri-at snrr-ANTED-TO BUY LAND BCRH'. Additional Homestead Claims, tilouz Hallbrced Scrip, rotterfleld Warrants, Valentino Scrip, Bounty LandWarrants.&c All of the above Land Serins for sale. Address or call on W.o. 11111, roomlS.St. Cloud Building, Washington, D. U. JuH-Hm, A CHANCE TOR SrKCULATION-rOR IM cash there Is achancolfor a stock specula tion In what may hrlng llOO.ooo. Address tacltlc, Crlllo ofllee. : my;s BOARDING. AJJSkAS-V.A A PEW BOA11DK1U4 CAM llK AUUUiiaiU dated in the country for tuesumnier months: near railroad station! conveyance back, and forth to station; larue alrv rooms; plenty of shade; good water, etc. ;, umuro nioou iiu di.u. iy )iant THE IoEXINGTON, Comer rifleenth street and Now York nvenuo port hwest. rieasant and central location, oppo site I ho Treasury Department, and at thojuncllon of tbrco lines of street railroads.. Permanent and transient hoarders can nowho accommo dated with pleasant rooms. Also tablq hoardat summer rates: ,j) per month from 1st ot July. JngMm MUM. M. I. COLLBY. I'roprlelreiis. FOR EXCHANGE. WANTED To exchange new stoves for old nnpa at Butler's stave Exchange, cor. fith and K. Bmokey chimneys cured or no pay. Bt.ves exchanged fur BTOCPrlea. OldBtoveabonght. fe'27 WallPainting and Oaloimiuing, SIO-3STS, MARBLINQ AND QRAININQ. BEPENCILING FRONTS A SPECIALTY Good workmanship, pure material and mod erate prices. 0. MA0NI0H0L, 115 10TH ST, N, W., NEXT OAS OFFICE. S. N. MEYER, 093 SEVENTH BT. N. W., BET, I AND K, Headquarters for GILT & SILVER TRIMMINGS RKOALIAB AND BADGES MadotoOrdar PREE ADVERTISING. AdttrtUemtnli umUr ththeai oJ"Sitaatimi iTnnfrd" nnd " ITeJp WantcA'' uill hereafter l intettei in Tnn EvKNINO CniTIO thru) timet FREE. We invite our MnuU tdijWnj itftiaHons or help to arail Acmteltti of IMi offer. Anivert d(re(;(l in care of CniTIO Office tcill receive careful attention. JJuiinesi rultertliements three Hues thret timet for 25 ctt. WANTED Help-Femafo. XXTANTED-A SKTTI.KD WIIITR WO tAN TV. forgenernl housework! best of references required, to in st. n. w. Jy29 at XT7-ANTED-A GOOD GIRL, WniTE OR TV., colored, to go to Philadelphia to nurse an Invalid lady. Address B Crlllo nlllce. Jy20 TTrANTED-A WOMAN TO DO PIIIST. VV class washing, Ironing and tinting. Apply at 73810th st. n.w. .US TTANTrD-A WIDOW LADY TO KRKP VV house; ono with good reference: thore will lio nnotlier young lady to aablst. Address Widower, (Tltloo.Hco. Jy23t TTrANTKI)-A GOOD WIIITR WOMAN TO VV nnrse children; one wllllnic to so totlio country lortne summer, Auurqps . ji.. uriuo ofllcc.. Jy2 WANTKD-A FIItaT-CLABSSBAMSTIlDSS, or drcaa maker, nho enn cut and lit. de ftlrefi a situation, either by tlio day or bv tho ieekalso,wMtako work home. Address 1I1 Q.L.1., Critic omen. Jy-3 TirANTKD-A1I.AI)V TO CAN VAR POP-?A VV cclPhrateU salve; can make 1 1.60 per dur. Cnll ntrsil Bt.n.o. ? TrANTED-A PinST-CliASSCOOlC. APPLY VV at Oil New York are, n, w between uth, and 10th sts. jy-iit "rrANTKD-A RKLIAHL13 WIIITJ5 OIIIL VV or a ynnnp;ldow to attend to a slnirlo Sentlenian's littlo household; eood wages paid, .pniy to 1330 7tU st,, up stairs, from to 8 to 10 a. m. ordloBp. m. i i JyZV3t TrANTKD-A WIUTK WOMAN FOIl OKN VV ernl housework; prrmanent situation; cood liome; references. 41d Hpruce street. Le Droit l'ark. v2t WANTED Help Male. VvvwvAvww WANTED-23 YOUNO MEN. WHITE OR colored, for the United Btatca Cavalry to servo on tho western frontier. Apply 1210 P St. Jy20-r.t TTITANTED-A SJfART WHITE BOY TO TT lenrn machinist trade; no pay for first month. 2327 Penna. ave. Jy20 WANTED-A COLORED WOltAN TO cook, wash and Iron. at;312 Indiana avenue. if" -HlTANTED-A OOODBOY FORANYKirfl) VV or ork at a rcstanrant, 4117th St. n. w. JyM WANTED A BOYTIIAT UNDERSTANDS something of tyno setting nnd running press, Aaurcss u, a. urown, am xra ave. n.w. WANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED WIItTn noman. n situation to do housework or cli amber work In a small family; refcreuce given. AridreiwM.W., Crltlo office. Jy29 "TTTANTED-A YOUNG WHITE WIDOW VV woman wants a homo with somo smatl iamlly ai cook and to do llarbt houioworlc, where sue can Uavoher o-year old boy with her; either In tho city or country! beat of reference given. Addresa Mary, Critic office. Jygg WANTED-BY A LADY. A SITUATION as housekeeper; a widower with children S referred; best of references If required. Add real Irs. I. P., 1112 F st. n. w. y23 -TTTANTED - J1Y A YOUNQ COLORED yr Rlrl.a situation as nurse: ran glvo tho best oi city references. Address Nellie, Crltlo olllce. Jy?8-3t -TTTANTED-llY A WHITE QIRL. A SITU T V atlon as nurse or chambermaid In a prlvato family. Addresa K. II., Critic olllce. y7 WANTED-I1Y A YOUNO OIHL, A SIT uatlontocony or address circulars. Ad dreBS E. A. P., Crltlo office. jj27 TirANTED-BY A REFINED UERMAN VV girl i ft place In a confectionery or baker's store; Isullllnsr to assist In the house. Addrest M. 11 Crltlo ofllCB. )y7 TT ANTED BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE VV woman, a situation as housekeeper; best of reference ran bo given. Addresa Mrs. A. Time, Alexandria, Va. y7 "TTTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COL- TT oroa woman, a situation as cook inapri- vato family. Address Susan, Crlllo olhce. jr y27 WANTED-BY A WHITE WOMAN. A situation to do general housework or chamberworklnasmall family; reference given. Address Miss A . B., Crltlo omco. Jy7 XXTANTED - A COMPErENT YOUNQ VV lady, who desires a position In one of the ueparimenis, win give one-nair or salary to any person securing her the same. Address Miss Ous sleM., City Postoffice. JyW fTTANTED-A SITUATION BY A RELT VV able white woman as chambermatd or to take charge of a bouso daring tho summer, or to do light housework, sewing, etc, Address O. L., Crltlo office. tyJ VTTANTED-BY A COMPETENT GIRL, VV who writes a plain hand, a situation as copyist. Address Miss M. M.. Crltloofllce. Jv27 WANTED-BY A tVEYY RESPECTABLE widow woman, a place as companion or nurse to an Invalid, Coll or address Mrs,M. J. C. ISO. 1303 if st. n.w. 3yip xrANTED-BY A WHITE OIRL, A 8ITU VV atlon as chambermaid or nurso In a private family. Address M. It., Crltlo office. Jy8 TTANTED-BY A COMPETENT YOUNO VV lfldr. a. nonltlon In ono of thn Denartmenta: will give one half of salary loany person secur ing her tbosamei Address Miss Ousale M., CUv ifosioiuce. TTrANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COL V V ored woman, a situation to do most any thing except washlne. Please call or address to No. fcl nth st. n. w. l5 TIT-ANTED-RY ARESPEOTABLE WHITE V V Eirl. a Bituation to oasibc in nouseworK! w asblni; and Ironing and plain cooking, Address jym ill im, HHipt turnip unirc. WANTED Situations Male. THOROUGH ACCOUNTANT AND ME. chnnlcal draughtsman deslrM emoloTment In ell either capacity: unnucatlonable refurenrei iurnlshed. Address T.F.J., Crltlo office. jy2i3t -TirANTED-A BITUATION AS FIR8T Vy class fireman on one of the river steamers or tugs, or In a hotel or saw mill, Address E. F. B. V.. 445 N. J. ave. a, e. Jy23 "TTrANTED-A YOUNO MAN, WHO IS VV familiar with legal terms, and who writes an elegant hand .desires work as copyist; cither In office or at home; will work very low, Addrevi P. M. J . Crltlo office. jya w- ANTED-BY A COMPETENT ENOI neer.Mlth best references, a situation to attend an engine, steam pump, etc Addres Engineer, Crltlo office. Jy28 w ANTED-nY A YOUNG MAN AND wiffinnlapA In the conntrvi man to drive and make himself useful; wlfo to nurso and do housework. Address J. T. B.. Crltlo office. Iy23 TUTANTED-A TENSIONER WILL PAY W for one year tJOper month lor a situation In any ol tho departments that will pay G0 per month. Address, lu strict couildcnce, R. D City Postonlco Jyzs -XTANTED-BY A MAN, A PLACE A8 VV fancv Ices and Ice cream maker, Addross W, R Crltle onice. Jy29 THrANTED-RY A OENTLE5IAN Of EDU V cation and good address, any genteel em ployment, audi ns clerk, writing, copying, local or traveling agent, solicitor, or any buslnesi whero enprav. tnc perseverance, experience ami ability Address M. F., Crltlo olllco. JyM ii.p 'd. are required. w ANTED-BY A BOY, BETWEEN 10 AND 1 ' 1? vears ol see. a situation In u store: willing and obliging. Call or address Fred. L. flmllh.iol 17111 sl reel a, e. WANTED-A SITUATIO AS BOOKKEEPER. Address J. T. It., Crltlo onlce. Jy27 W ply at: ANTED-A HALF-OROWN COLOnED bov for housework: bring rclcrcnces. An- ply at 8J0 N. Capitol st., cor. O st. JyZl -tXrANTED-BY A WHITE BOY. 13 YEARS W of age, a situation of Boino kind, and not nfraldofwork. Address E.O.B., 1UIN. J. ave. n.w. iy rANTED-BY A WHITE BOY. 13 YEARS WANTED-BY A YOUNO MAN. .WITH fair education, a situation at anything that will bo worth a living to him; is capablo and wunrg. nurpws a u a., i;ruio oiucu. lyif Vf-ANTED-DY A HETTLEDSINGLB GEN VV tleman, a position as collector for some mercantile house, or collector and aalcaman com bined, in n hardware or grocery store; has had coiiBtJerahlo experience lueach line of business! cs u furnish tlrst-class references. Address U. li., Crlllo cilice. TirANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF ,OOOD W HI.....H ,in.ipM a noshlon as clerk In one oflto Government Deportments: Is willing B lo l ay M per cent, of salary. Addrais S. W., Lock t HoxAculpenw. Va. lrM at f -TITANTED-WORK BY A WHITE MAN. W willing to go as porteror driver: used to horses: alio acquainted with milk business. Ad iItimQ. IC. LTIllooillce. Jyil ANTKD-I WILL PAY J100TO ANYONU W securing me a position paying too nny or iho Departments, Address In IU M IU1IIJII1 It coQuaenco, li. ii.. i uy roBiomce. !? -nrTANTED-RY A COLORED BOY OF 13, W cops Ing lo take homo to do at night: spells and writes w cfl; will dolt cheap. Address Trevor l'lnsnn, Crlllo pnico. J -TTrANTED-rOSITION AB IIOOICKREPKn, YV entry or invoice ciergj nest oi reiereiin-B. Address J. J. m.. .tiiiij uiiicu. jj-- -TrANTKn-BY A WHITE MAN, A SITU VV atlon Inn hotel or restaurant: is willing to mako himself useful, Address K. Crltlo olllce. i TTrANTED-BY A BOY OF 11, A PLACE W to liarn a trado or run errands: trado preferred: would reside with cmployerlf ueslred. Address li II.. m K st, ii, w, i)-Z 1 . fttmtt- Kt'eT.'jftSyff'BaigBEW artw)BiiiiiiiBai4a3iiiiihiliii.w jii" - m!- w -n ,,., i, lr.j , Mi.4.vk 4.Vnw'.i.vi.a ,i,'iAitofei.-j:i.v,.vntij.