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STORY OF THE RACE.
IdPoarANT PAgT PLAYED BY TIIE CUGRENIs-A
CLOSE CONTEST Ar FTRST-YALE HAVING ONCE
GOT THE LEAD KEEPS TT--A JUBILEE Ar NIGHT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBUNE.l


GOT The LEAD KEEPS T--A JUBILEE Ar NIGHT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.i
SpRIyGFIELD jane 30" Are you ready" The
white cans OF Harvard bend the red blades, and
the blue Of Yale over the English ash. cor and
they are off in a of chatter from the steamers,
succeeded in a second by howls from the bakers
dozen of members Of both colleges on the River
Belle Harvard takes the water first and gets very
slight advantage. Yale to the surprise and delight
of her adherents. who expect her TO be led for the
first mile immediately RECEIVERS her trivial loss and
for 10 or 20 strokes il IS neck and neck. could not
belp looking at the Yale stroke. The test OF nerve
aud the temptation to furry, to brstle to quicken,
are tremendous. | fancled Cook looked anxlons.
The prows were on line and defeat would bc Bit
ter business but look inspired confidence. Cook
was working like a machine. shoulders and back
square and going well forward and not too far back,
full of life and spring, but steady as machine 1t
was sight 10 inspire confidence in the friends
around and crew behind him. His boat IS not clear
Of minor faults His bow swings almost out Of the
boat notwithstanding that he took the first prize
in his class at Commencement yesterday; and
Cooks newiy-acquired grade OF Bachelor OF Arts
and graduate Of Yale College does not prevent him
from meeting his oar q little. The oars catch the
wa,er carefully, however, and as IT were sympa-
tbetcally. with one accord. and the boat moves
smoothly and the backs all stop promptly at the per
pendcular. They have got the stroke down to fine
point but il is bad NtrOke," magenta youth re-
marks in the crowd.
Meantime the boats are on perfect line. Then
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
THE IRISH HOME RULE MOVEMENT.

Isaac Butt. Home Ruler, member for LINER
lex Cty moved for the appointment o. seIeot commit
m 10 Inquire iato the nature, exenC and grounds OF the
demands Of large proportion OF he Irish peOpeIor
restoration OF the Irish Parliament, with power 10
troll the inter al afytrs OF that cosnlry.
LArER--Tha Home Rule motion o. DR.. Isaac Butt -as
rejected last nit after al animated DEBATE, by
OF o9i TO 81.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
THE MEETING or THE EMPERoRs.

LONUON, cAtuIuay, JhI| 1, 1870.
The Posts Berlin correspondent reports that
Prince GortehakOf will accompany the Gar and Count
Andrassy the Emp francis Joseph az Their approach
ing meeting In the Castle OF keichstadt.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
THE HENLEY REGATTA.

LONDON, F.iIly, June 30, 1876.
In tle Regatta at Henley to-day the Visi-
tors Challenge Cup by tie oxford University
crew "a, nose vas second aud Trinity, Dublin third
The latter crew consisted Of Am0rose, Towers, Poole
aud Cowen.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
CuRRE>T ropfcs AT TUE CAPITAL.
WHY TIE PPIsiDEST REMOVED YAgYAN.
M..n-Aur.N r-L-I-.- Ilnr 10 lsrR

WASHINGTON. F,.tty, June 30. 1876.
II Is statcG ~ pol- nal frjcnls " tn Pres
den, tn,t t casI OF tao removal o. H. T. Yaryan Cnef
Of the Special k.ncy Diyson ~ the interna Revenue
our,t w- l1 procuring .ae yemoyai 60 asp cia agent
r.sau, ud,J b. tue rie7idcni, c.ippled IN the
v4e ana 9t1se ,hIIprt-r GIoWa by the President
o. It .x,.ent aud also .,IcIcd for by Solicitor Baiori
pIau. M Nay ms cuanton b,ing called 10 this r.
u,. assigned a. the reason 20, 1t that the special
ag.t, .al volunteered testimony before IlJus'
committee ref .n, on him. The President inquired
Into tis matter aud found that the witness was subre-
ua,d ~ testify and that after stating that lie know
ro lnz of E- own knowledge concerning the subject II
the Investigation Es H. been compelled by the commit
zee 'n give A. names Of persons wGp had t1Ecd -
bt about o. Iia ItrIaut then - let 1ar}au's at i
tuu o. ts .rl'aultIol, END Nar re led u be lice,
''Wr the man tvikr 1ruur mc In te sirce. and WON'T
I.,v, liu no tuc srr,ts' Prcs,t no Gfaut ttcreupUn
tooG t' matter in his bands ana ordered lary ans
removal.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

" VI d. M1rue wfu'd rot he measured. Ihe ages are
calculated 10 Juuc 30. 1876. Ihc measurements are
tafen entirely without clothes.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
TIE CEl,yVS.

Thu ollow',e -ae'c Of statistics OF the two crgws Will
br fouul fan II interest.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
THE RECORD or FORMER RACES.

TIE following table shows the victor. and the
time made the cOntrs. between college beating crews
since 1852:
Aug =. Iq52-At Lake winGipiseogec . miie'
7 Iiaf.5Td .... .....'....... Won by two lengths.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
co,rsl1rEr,s RErrRN FRoN M,ssIssIPPG.

Senator Morton's Mississippi Special Com
iit,c reHured from that State to-day Mr.. Boutwell,
tie Chalnan. ssvs The Committee worked very hard,
With two shorthand ritsts during the entire time of IT,
absentee Fifteen ia's wCrc spent Mt Jacksonville, and
two at A.enecp, rcr the Aahamn border When
asked II the results of tue inquiry proved the predictions
o. Mr. Morton, NJ Boutwell, said tl,y hal f1ugd veis
bad state oi ahlirs I'm Mississippi, which lie did not be-
licvc tn Dgocraiic members IL the Committee would
d.ly H. said Tic cs mUuy is worry Jul and iorg, ana
hus not vet been Eli,f.u ont. II dlso -aid NJ rta
wan!d hc very short and w1uld b. ready IN few ia
IN time for tie present session.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
GATHERING ON THE RIVER.

THE TWO srEAaERs--A SHELL ROwED BY GIRLS
THE USUAL DELAY-sIGHT sEERs on THE
|
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
MR.. BLAINEs cAeE PoslroNED.
POLITICS IN LEGISLATIVE WORK.

The House Commerce Committee this morn
ng decided postpone the investigation OF the special
freight contracts Of the Pennsyyana Central and oter
companies until next December II had been suggested
that the Committee should sit during the recess, but MI
opkins the mover OF the resolution, opposed this
he said the unwiliogness manifested by the Committee
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THE q Al Ak Y
FO8 JUNE
NOW r z ADV.
CONTENTS.


The pre- Raphaslites In EnsIand. b.
Justin Mccarthy. - Have We q National
Characte! By Colonel ThoDas II. Anderson,
q. D. A.-FiRss and Last. By Mary Ainge De
vere.-Madeap Violet By william Black, Au-
thor Of "a Princess Of Thule" ste stc-fhe
Lady and Her Lever. By o. p. Cranch.-Yhe
Display Of Washingtsn Society. By Gan
HaDilton.-Blasisn. b. Barton Grsy.-Pesi.
Datstic Madness. b Ny vsa Do Warksr.-
Souvenirs Of q Man Of Letters. BY J. n.
6iddons. - Mrs. Vandsraaynek. LKfrKRs
FROM 1oeIR FLOYD TO HoLf srANaoPR. By Miss
i. W. olney.-Waf Memsifs. BY General g.
4. Custsr, U. 3. American women
Abroad. ~ Lucy n. HooDsr.-Dsazii and
Her BnPe 'sP. By jain Oodman.-sistfsss
Wilson. TALE OF BALBN WITcHcIAFI. By
@. h. Pisrce-A New History Of the Uni,ed
States By Marie A. Brown -Ad Musam By
II. s.-Drift-Wssa. By PhiiiD Quilibes.-Sci-
entific miseellany.-ClrRsnt Litefature.-
Nebale. By the Editor.
Price IS Cts. per Number. - per Year
1sessdiag Postage.
SHELDON B. COMPANY,
n,pn Kew YosK.
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AS stated In TEE STAR yesterday, 1T 10
believed that the Senate Committee on Post
Offices and Post Roads win recommend the
restoration Of the ranking privilege to MEM
bers Of Congress where their conmunica-
lions are Of an official character, and the
abolition of the official stamps now la use
by the executive departments. The commit
tee should 60 further aud restore the frank
ing privilege 10 heads OF bureaus and depart
ments. The present system OF official stamps
is not only useless, butexpeusive, and should
be abolished. The use Of ordinary stamps by
the departments would also be unnecessary,
and LIS simply devise to swell the revenues
OF the Post ONCE department at the expense
OF the other executive departments. For in
stance, II the Treasury department uses
stamps TO the value Of $500 900 yearly, the
revenues OF the Post Once department are
Increased oy that amount, while the Treasu-
~ Ii minus exactly the same sum. 1t Is DIFF
ncult to see whereby the government is the
gamer by such transaction. 1t Is actually
the loser to the extent Of the cost OF manu-
featuring the stamps used by theldifferent de-
partments. 1t In therefore plain to see that
the restoration OF the frsnking privilege to
heads OF bureaus and departments would
promote the best interests Of the government.
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MEDICAL. Dc.

hpIks NAY cONFIDKNrIALLYC oNsuLr
80. =, bkoIHkks OF all irresulsritie. and ois-
esss o. ehronic or delicate nature with the as
Smiths 0nisn. nxX
"SATIsLAorIoN''-k positive cure, si rsr bot.
- uss Prepared scoordlns % the ori sinsi form
yly.nis ave oonsuistio5s free ''' o'' s q fs1n
nR ROBERTSON, JTo. Baift.S-s. can h, con.
~ su!ed e Nat 10Th street northwest, ready op-
SATURDAY, from . p m, 10 All ps.es,.. 10 %
soe Urinary Organs, Gcnorrhos, Gle~t, Structure,
rsosntly Contracted cured g. 10 days SYPHILIS IN
AZ - stages quickly cured. snd the poison entirely
curry. sPermatorrh0s. bTous ht on by exoe.-es ana
seuse In nth, causing loss OF memory aud inssni
neryous iTritAbility - m ptams OF oon.nm ption. IN
5sesnon, pslpitsliop Of the hear, psins IN back,
dsr9si &c speedily cured Sy nsTy aisss. sS
remedies. Gentlemen placing themseiss. in DR.. rs
Srssy tressS R,s sTns g ss ma snS SSS
shioe he now holds Or m the Iosdlns physicians OF
b;ltnore Once &2s 10Th street northwest, from
A CARD,-To Gil Who are Suffering from the
"A errors and indiscrefiOns Of youth. nervous
.esknss,, early decay. lc,s % Isn6ood a., sil
CHARGE. Thi. great renedT was discovered BY .
missionary IL eouth America. send self addressed
D, Bible House. New fork CITY. mars -eoSf ,sm
I Cure Of seminal weakness, Lest Manhood, asd
Any presS. s.. H sse n OF
ssSp,@.~ap soa s sss Il. York.
MADAME RKsTHLL, NJ D.. q Thoroughly en-
vi Isrienoed and scientihc Lsdies ply sicisn and
MIDWIFE OF yesrs practice, attends isdie. 81 their
ns and ~ bs. medical a. the pos
tor 1,tvats resiSenes; Lsdies placing thenselye.
unesf ne esss Of MsSsns Ssss are
sioence, corner Of South SHARP and Dover streets.
Se.....s... .s4 "
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MOI will be surprised that the rider in
the Mustang race In New York yesterday
gave ont on the 226th mile. Riding at the
rate Of one hundred miles in four hours and
forty-oue minutes, or over twenty one miles
an hour, is feat requiring much more than
ordinary human endurance. 1t is barely
possible, however, that the race would have
been a success had not the track been so
heavy from the rain, and the Mexican Jockey
who was to ride been too sick to do so.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS BARGAINS!
BRODHEAD 4 CO.,
$50 PENNA. AVE-, between 9th and 10th sts..
AH-Wool DBBEG rs Of Sic and IN
Satin face Lace Stripe PIQUE go worth &c
ItneD Tow eL6 81 per dozen and no
All Linen Bleached Table AMASK &c. and n m q
Wamsutts Bleached COTTON, IKE
FTeres koechlin french OAMBRIOS 1.-THE beat
maeel. in all colors.
Button KIDS In all colors, 81 IS
Ladies. and gebts Got on and Gauze UNDER
WEAB, direct from the factory at slight adj
r., vaLoe on manufacturers' and porters prices
Black SILK lower than ever.
GRENADINES at reduced prices.
Linen La Ne, p al and figured. 25c aud up
MOHAlRS and ALPAOAS, $50. and up.
BRANCH STORE,
1905 street, bet. 18th and 18th sts (old stand.)
CALL EARLY AND SECURE CHOICE GOODS.
BRODHEAD 4 CO.
mJl9-U e39 Pa ave-, bet. 9th aud 10th SITS.
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Fernando Wood rather favors Judge David
Davis for the Presidency, and Gays thar
though himself So Bourbon STRAIGHT, -
Oavis, - aemocrat, Is entirely acceptable
10 him and those he represents,
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


For SAIL Or IxcsAssI-For city p.os.fty,
dwelling house and barn; situsted On New Gu, Sd
JACSs, No: $40 EtS street soisA1ssst, between
E0R RENT-R0OMs in ali portions Of the city.
fosTEE, SoGth1sst corner m IL and 3, %,s,
Foh RhhT-A eomtOrt.els pwlLLIs e,ie
street. Ss% 6eessi &c en,s sSsa,
e To-, TO GIVEN, woodward, iosh, near street
H5Jsr a9 s;ss Of a az
ishtful locality, on the lire Of lsth street railways
ss CELLAR
IlS1 Q street. spD I'm
EoR sALE-Tvo-story Brick HOUSE Nc. s0s
,sf n .S sess s ssS s lining 'sysa
isss spsiy On he I premises .'1' -''' asN In
E0R RKNT-Firt.ela.s RklDIECI. Win ail
%od.5n tMSrosss ept., on Rhode Leland ave-.
% .ef.sa q May. A1'iI to sHEDD' issS L'h
FOE sALI-Tyo y.loaIIe LOTS. g y 100 isst,
:9Ss y AZ, ~. q az PET cent iSaSr'
FOE sAhEGIn TIE Country = coniOrt.bIs
walk Of Ammendaie, Baltimore and Ohio railroad;
also, nne Building Sites; Rolling and Beau tisul
MEN, Beltsvills, Nd. api4- SIN
EOk SAIL Oh EXOHANaE Fob CITY PROF.
Ma fFll hGRss P =, SsSrss oGS0ny
re-: srsSs: Siss and hs.ltSt Ioessicu; t.eiTs
and Ohio rsilIosd: ghOtosraph q the house can
as obtained nsnn
I. cSS &C. 81 s s s ssS :lS'
oct5-u s1l Tth street.
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WANTS.
WtsrJ5.RRssT2fs.s e Ass;:
WAkTEpaAt 1913 10Th street norlh~est,s
,ss xo, hi ns wUMss american preferrea) to d,
is5s s s:ss ssss.a No
WAET1D,T.n first class White slRLs to 81 to
a1ss sst sss'. s 81. hsf
A1ny A29 9Th street northwest, mp stairs. it,
WAN1lD,..A good family HORSE; must be 10
ss1tl:. STATE s.iss and Where e be seen. :$a:::.
WANTED-Upfurnished HOUSE on Capitol
have u Ssssrn insro.s%sn,. send e:::iesisr:
70 ssriti I, stating lowest price, to wDKNISHr,
WAHTIC-ImmedisteIy LAUEDREsseg,
SGs SS
nations. Families supplied. myD ~
WANTID-A desiI able TENANT for q furnish.
Go so"s IL: :p %0S %s
sss t rent 0s
eseSns The sns b naH . void ssss
ChAfGk Of Nursery Of one or more children
plain .s.ins: arss si.s, feisrsncss. 2ddfs.: 8
Z, s'ar Office myls 81
VVANrED-By a single gentleman, q oiea..,t
Son a r. small quiet family A %I,s
yVANTEb-. frst-c MILLINER. Apply
W.T. No tbs Market spsOe. uv,,r,
WANI.Psn,AN AsaESSTi1 % sp;,P,,I
922 sth street northwest. myls st'
WANIID.At!,sP fo.g.et .trset, G.orseiosa,
wa white DINING ROOM GIRL, with rec >n-
XVANTED-A MAN with a sm all capital, to en-.
w gage IN q business thst will pay one hundred
per cent. profit. Apply at 1907 street son.h'
WANTEp-A SITUATION to take care Of an
S Asans ssf
WANTED-sITUATIVN Is housek seper, BY
~ miedle aged widow; no oblecti IN to care q
dress M H.. Star ONCE. myis st'
WANIED.OUsToMIRs to BUY GOOD BUT
VTkK SOC bssts' cents or yUynds d fSr q.
mylss.. ia Center, And io7 a .; Msyss..
WANTED-Al the Cooks q nd Chamb rmaIds in
TO cali asa sssnst0n no want to e to Ph
this morning, only those having good references
E ESelfs sS 8 OH so1 =, Mrs.
class oolered o. white Geoi.. on SS.% ss,sr'
maids, Nurses, or Lsundresses for the north SOUTH
having the best City Ieisrs Oees Apply 4 Harek.
6% HRISEnsnt ONCE so1 street Mrs LS9isE
isis !..;
WANTT1-5ITU4TT0E a. co.c6nsa 40. o. head
Is sssc's STAR sn 0s best
WAAHTERSIJBy 6 Ss "a and vile one two
Asd,s e, ROOMS with or without Board.
fHSs. d1 na .; charge o.
" Ticket Once B: and =. 6s':s' w::SHsses s.
WANTID-Fer amonthly rental Of about $50,
10Th streets. Address Box 20. siSins Hsrtieu:
WAETlD-By May 70, an or Groom BRICK
AID Penna. avenue and 4th and 18th sts west. For
enee: address, Box Star ofes Win G %sr rsr
puSpcsss Good salaries ansa au ana
sa a1s
TO-, baltimore, MD. myl5 I'm
WANTED TO -BUY-A Light one horse OAR.
aud cheap. Give description and price. H., x,
WANTED ANY HUMAN BEING WITH
sooR pais Rs1's q. seDs 1q1
CO.. fs'fi sfse
WAHTED-Carpets infested with Moths to clean
and at the same time restore them to tn cir orI
pal brightness, with or without removing from the
floor: Ink and grease spots q specially. Washing.
ton Carpet Renoyating Co., 1414 Pennsylv Ania
avenue. ap25-Im
WANTED6a0AhPETs TO 9LiAF At Rue;
w Steam Bsatins WcShs, 40 Maine avenue,
between ~ and 9Th streets southwest. Called for
and delivered without charge. apIl.Iy
VNANTED-Gentiemen 10 know that WILLIAM
w MOORE. Merchant Tailor, 1O11 New York
avenue, makes Q speciality Of cutting garments to be
made at home. novlS-ly
LOST AND FOUND.
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RIGGS HOUSE,
PLUMER 4 sPoFFORD, Projectors
TIFTEEHTH AND STREETS,
mylely WASHINGTON, DO

SUMnlR CLOTHIN9 IN LIGHT WEIGHTS
- e3 BLACK Alpaca Cost; o. 90 and 0S, better
I5c. effice Coats; 81 and 8 $50 busters
Boys LiLen Jackets; 81 Linen Pants.
% ~ Boys Oottonade Suits; Cas- n 10 NlO
95D Mem cashmere Pants, to 06,
Blue FLANNEL Suits; best, on So
Is Lined Linen Shield Bosom Shrts
Shirts, rs cent?, SIX. and Sl-Rreat lob
AT J. w. SBLBYt1. 1914 and 1916 Penna,
avenue, between i9th and 10Th sfs myl9tr
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II seems TO be conceded that the vote by
the Senate on the question Of juristic-
lion will be pretty close one, and it has
Teen intimated that should over one-thIrd of
lie Senators vote against Jurisdiction Bel
KNAPP might escape by these same Senators
refusing 10 declare him guilty because they
telieve the court has no right to try him
The New York Times things this a foolish
expectation, and holds that a Senator called
ga to say whether, on the evidence. the ac-
eused Is or Is not guilty, has no more right
TO LET the question OF jurisdiction influence
his vote than iuryman has.
The National Jocky Club began its nrst
meeting yesterday with q day OF excellent
racing, and with an attendance, upoa the
ladies' stand, or class OF people which has
LOT been seen upon o Washington race course,
Tor many years. At least. The field OF start
ers were large, and the contests bet tween the
horses close, and old sportsmen unan imous-
~ declared that the mile hsat hurdle race
was one Of the finest ever seen on the turf.
Ine fields for to day are even larger than
yesterday, and the interest promises TO cul-
inmate 10 morrow, when four very interest
ing races are on the programme. In the con-
ISOLATION handicap, an attempt viii be made,
ny tmposts OF weight, TO equalizs the chances
OF horses mat have run on either Of the pre-
ceding days without winning, and the grand
steeplechase win introduce besides the per.
formers Of the nrst day such renowned Jump
ers as Deadhead, Storm, etc, and can hardly
Hall 10 make highly exciting race.
The efforts Of the Jockey Club deserve The
rupport OF the public, and every business
man and public-spirited citizen should lend
cneerfnl and unsolicited Aid In making Il
one OF the permanent Institutions OF the
~ L. G.
meetings which 10 Ii proposed 10 rive, viii
1urnish q fresh amusement and add another
70 me nst OF strong attractions offered By
Inc city Of Washington as 0 place of resi-.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
Fos tALf,A nicel,. stied % Sample EooN
drs.. s. icG sssI ssi business "a
c III FsssIss 81 HI sh nsHs3
AVIS Sd Il b. oookI, ia a CO.. I.asFs.
pARrsnR WANTED. WITH $500 TO $500
az tractF capital, IN q Flour ana Fed bus.
Or sss1s.s fLo6s ssd f s It
EXQHASGn Oh sALH.Min e.'b.ase for
he Ere k.i2a.a n..t f.s e
isa. s5se s s3ss fGSd GJ,sSS!ns PLENTY q r1,
LoEt, s6s street sorth.s 81 VI m,rs p eois a
ITO BARBIRs.-ssrbeI shos for sale very c6e.p
ID. Canal oeorrs s Ne HARRIET .sSs,s near
WANTAD-e2.0 900 to 900 for one "a tere.
w ys...: g q. rs. :. Io.:sls: no comm. Ion
reass y estate worth snS. xdd %ss'1..
IHvEarmENr ssIIESEURiTIEs FoR
City Of wa.s,r s'0n 81 3; ; !. Cold scss:.
DO. " " DO ss Bends, s usss Ssed'' b,
rya 10. LEWIS JoI SSs'ss s I IS s.sk.r,'
Eoh "a uAsLE cosxrx Lor
ner,sres; eorssr .; Lf, 70 " Ind being
avenue a. 1lst street. with Q front OF nearly I'D
feet on the avenue, and depth OF about rs fear on
2ist street sP.,i.I IMPROVEMENTS on the entire
front laid for. VIII pc eold Of Low 6sure a1d
upon ressoretie terms Apply 20
J. HUTCK, Heal Estate Broker
8. i. cor. 18th ST and New ork ave
mvs 81 Dep bisz. 4 90. : Bank
LOB SALE CIGAR sToRE on the .yenps
Il 6oii good business Price, e7si cash: sood
ressCn for selling. Arp at the Star Office. mG 81
nbUG sIORk FOB sALE-Locsiei No
~ lbs Penn. ylvanis avenue good s'atd0
Tor business. Cheap and on easy terms mE-6' =
WAN1EO-A GENI LYMAN Of address With a
w moderate capital. TO travel with a popular
Illustrated entertainment. Address w, ftsr Of.
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DIRRUp6'D PATENT BCRUBBRR,
JUST WHAT YOU H1ED.
Saves Time. Saves Labor. Does the Work Better
Ask your Grocer for thsm.
They are no humbug. Wholesale and retail.
4O9 9th street, 7. 4 o. A Building.
JOHN J. JET, Agent.
DCanvassers wanted. myl8 IT.
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IL Il II UT y.
STYLE AND ExCELIENCE
TLEMEN,S DRESS.
FOB
NOBBY STREET WEAR:

NOBBY STREEy WEAR:
FREbCH W0OLEN SUITS.
,seL1sH wooL,u sU! h4soAD PLAID SUITS
SCOTCH wooLlH SUITS. rNAlD soi 10
AMERICAN wooIiMsS iS tE4so a1xrD SUITS.
DARK M,x,n sn,ITIA IR-ifNE oAss. SUITS.
LIGHT BAr1s1r SUITS .nn.D 0 0U,,S
noHAIB wossrED sUffs .r Butts
STYLISH FRoCK SUITS. GAVIN 0oii''
livery
STYLE OF MIXED SUIT.
FOR
DRESS, on EVENING PROMENADE
Diagonal worstsds,
Pique worsteds.
Birds Ere werstsds,
In Goats and Vests.
TricOt worsteds, .- ''''''
In Goats and Vests.
In Goats and Vests
Every Design of worsted.
IN COAT AND VEST.
TROUSERS
In every conceivable pattern.
HABLE BROTHERS,
Merchant Tailors and Fine Clothiers,
mylstr Corner Seventh and D streets.
hMDl JOS J. MAYS hmOl
W ~ PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. WV
929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
DOpening to-day fresh supplies In and but
ton Clio, es choice spring coors and black, ct 81,
GLE, ard Ito. myl8 q
DIRRUHG'1 PATENT SCRUBBRR,
Il JUST WHAT YOU NBED.
caves Time. Saves Labor. Does the Work Better
Ask your Grocer for thsm.
They are no humbug Wholesale and retail,
| 4O9 9th street, 7. n q. A. Building.
| JOHN J. JET, Agent.
1 - NJ oil 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-19

Price IS Cts. per Eswsber. - per Yeor
lnclsdin0 Postage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-19
ITO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE,
i ONE TO THEE YEARS,
$500, 81 900, 81 500, and 1000.
Sisego at ni6e pr ocnt;

EQR sALE-OOUNrRY sTORE. The property
Known As Darcy Store, on the G eorsetogn and
Rockville Turnpike. being one Of the best stanss in
Montgomery county; Immediate possession; title
Hsrtscf Terms easy. Apply TO BAR5ouR q
HAMILTON, GrOcers. myl5-ot
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-10-26
WILL the Republican candida'


WILL the Republican candidate
for Judge of Probate for Lake coun-
ty rise and explain his recent con-
duct in mailing newspapers without
paying legal postage! The i'm
preston prevails that he made a
bona .fdc attempt to swindle the
government. If it is true, and he
escapes the punishment of one
thousand dollars fine, or one years
Imprisonment, or both; should he
escape the righteous Indignation OF
the people whom he would have
grossly deceived by protesting to
be a man ofpure character! From
our own personal observation, from
what we can learn, and from read
ing the law regarding payment Of
newspaper postage, we Judge tha'
there is strong presumptivc if no.
legal evidence against him. VIVA
we want is full explanation fol
the eyes of the people, and for tina
nurposc invite Mr.. Hi5ncr to eX
plain his action, promising him an.
reasonable space in our columns,tre
of charge, for such explanation.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-10-26
List Of Patents.

Issued to Michigan Inventors
for the week cn'lias October 10
1876, rs specially reported Tor the
lake CoUxrY STAR, by the Nc
chanics and Inventors Association,
Solicitors Of American AMI For
cign Patents. Thos. 5. Spras"c
President, Detroit Mich.
80. 1888. Masonic Badges
James Mccoy, Ypsilauti: No. l33'
323. Desk attatclmcnt for chairs
James A. Park, Lansing and VII
liam yo,ihos.e. Mason; No. lS3.'
3S3. Base Burning Heating stoves
James Dryer aud John V. u. Char
ter, Detroit. Assignors BY mcsnt
assts to Samuel ii. Ransom, Trus
tec, Albany, \, Y.