Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21

wars and rumOfs OF wars disturb the peace OF
the American continent. The Gillian and Pc
ruyian nayies are engaged In a struggle which
must ultimately result In serious loss Of life from
y1lla1n0us saltpetre, unless the commanders
sink all their vessels upon hidden rocks In their
strategic efforts to avoid one another Gen.
A1zpurn, the sanguinary leader of the revolu-
tionaTy forces In Panama, has from fifty to one
hundred men under arms, and Is represented as
being determined to succeed" II Breathitt
county, KY, which is now inviting the state
troops to come within its limits and be con-
yerted into fertilizers, could be transported as
new Arabian Nights Entertainment into South
America, a column day of kilograms respect
Ing such revolutions Is the least that could be
expected. Every dog fight would cause revo-
lutionary army to assemble. Mexican cand-
dates for the next presidency of the republic
are at present engaged In collecting campaign
material. Gen. DiaZ, the incumbent, who has
no conscientious scruples about the number of
terms that he win serve when the public inter-
est demands his services, can, 1t Is thought, be
persuaded to retain the ofice. He now heads
an army in full pursuit Of General Negrete,
the rival candidate, and his supporters. 1t Is
likely that one Of the candidates VIII be induced
to withdraw from the Presidential contest, for
the sake OF harmony, before the actual ballot
than wars to be noted as far as the United
States is concerned, unless we accept the assur-
ance, which finds apparent confirmation in the
columns Of some Of our esteemed contempora-
Les, that the war Of the rebellion Is not yet
ended. Canada, too, snuffs the smoke OF battle
from afar and has, 1t is said, decided to re5cind
all permission to American troops to enter her
territory under arms, for the reason that these
visits might lead to future complications.
A microscopic examination has failed to dis
cover any national peril lurking In the legisla-
tive bill. The President has approved it and
the wheels of government will continue to re-
voiye, which is not exactly the kind Of reyolu-
ton that was feared.
The pressure Of new advertisements on our
columns having compelled suspension of the
publication OF the merit rolls of the public
schools of the District the past two days, we to.
day take them up at the points where they were
interrupted. The lists, which will be found on
the second page OF the double STAR to-day,
complete the publication of the merit rolls of all
the schools.
Citizens who vary the green of the grassy
spaces 10 front OF their houses by cultivating a
few flowers, are, doubtless, glad to see from the
daily police court proceedings that plants have
been removed from classification with um-
brellas, articles In which no right OF property
can be acquired.
There are 10s new advertisements In THE
STAR today
low spirits, rely on Hop Bitters.
TT A HALL IIs:,,c.
o2 Sth street lie Droit Buuding)
residence, 1888 - street northwest. 1e2l-2ts
EGGS FOB HATCHING.-Sebrigh Ban.
Il e 20 sss
rested Polish Eggs reduced q setting. 1sls
RARGAINs! BARGAINS ~
so BBLs. CHOICE SYRUP AND MoLAssEs.
The undersigned win of1er for few DAYS choice
Of SYRUP and MOLAssEs. cheap. al Sis St6
5 5ssi.a. MILLER opo,,
6 M. FAssETT,
Artist PHOTOGRAPHER,
BPS Pennsytcanio AsenMe
PANE. PhpNXEI .R9R1RAITs. CHILDREN and GROUPS
PH0ToGRAPHs OF MRS FAssErTs HIS.
MISSION On ssGE or THE ELECTORAL IsS an
.. SPRING LEAF TEA"
At so CENTS A POUND,
IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES.
Great DEMAND FOR IT JUST NOW. FOR
To be bopsl. cL,5 81 my store.
5s2i% W. BURcHELL