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school Reforms.

Elsewhere in tO-day's STAR We reproduce
an article from STibneI''S Monthly which con-
tains a number of excellent suggestions In re-
gard TO reform In our public school system.
The importance, nay the necessity, OF having
our public schools impart practical as well as
theoretical knowledge is at last coming to be
recognized. These schools are intended prima
rfly for the benefit of the poor and II Is essen
tial that the boy or girl who must depend upon
his or her exertiOns for support In life should
be taught some way Of earning that support
To cram them with book learning does not
meet the requirements OF the case at all, and
often does more harm than good
Another reform which Will be productive of
incalculable good TO the country can be &C
complished by reducing or cutting of entirely
the high grade schools, and In their stead and
with the money thus saved, increase the schools
OF lower grade. AS The STAR has more than
cnce pointed out, the public schools are de-
signed for the benefit of the poor, who are not
able TO educate their children. These children
Single-handed, and but few Of them are really
benftted, even If they could afford the time to
devote TO il. by a finished education. AS a rule
those who desire their children TO be thorough
" educated, are able TO pay for that luxury, by
natronRing private academies and colleges, and
universities established for the purpose; but,
whether they are able or not, their children
have no right TO such accomplishments at pub
tic expense, while the children of other people
are compelled, for want of school room and
other reasons, to go without any education at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-26

Ell the democrats OF the nation say what they
please, they owe great deal to ME-. TIlden
-Ie relieved them OF their greatest difficulty by
taking his name from the list OF candidates be-
fore the Cincinnati convention. By his self-ab.
negation he opened the way to harmony In the
party. Had he determined to contest the nomi-
nation, the fight at Cincinnati between the two
factions would have been more bitter than that
at Chicago between the supporters and oppo-
nents OF Gen. Grant defeat of Mr.. Tilden for
the nomination, had he insisted upon 1t, would
have assured the defeat of the democracy In
New York. Even John Kelly. with all his
hatred or Ttlden, said that no democrat could
carry New York without the latter's support.
BY declining to enter the lists for the nOmina-
ton T1den gave his party harmony and unity
Instead OF division and bitterness He held, in
fact the destiny Of his party, as far as any pros
poets OF success In this canvass were concerned.
He had friends, as delegates in the convention:
who were ready and willing to fight for him to
the bitter end had he but said the word. Mr..
Tilden is no fayorite OF ours nor have we ever
sought 10 defend him In anything, but now that
the old man Is out OF the way we do think his
own party ought to give the - claimant his
due.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-26

One OF the wellknown democratic captains
who was reduced TO the ranks by the Cincin-
natl convention Is Mr.. John G. Thompson, of
Ohio, sergeant-at-arms OF the House of Repre-
sentattves- For many years past he has repre-
sented his state upon the national democratic
committee; but now he Is dropped and Editor
Armstrong, OF the Cleveland Plaindealer, sue
ceeds him. Political parties are as ungraterul
as republics. Mr.. Thompson was one OF the
first TO begin laboring In behalf of Cincinnati as
the place for holding the democratic eonven-
ton. He pleaded with his colleagues upon the
committee and obtained promises to vote for
Cincinnati long before the advocates OF other
cities were thinking Of beginning work. When
the queen city was chosen then its population.
and especially the democratic portion thereof,
felt very grateful to Mr.. Thompson. The demo-
Gratis Of other sections of the state praised him,
too, but the first chance the Ohio democracy
got to serve him they ignored his claims and
Anceremoniously sent him to the rear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-26

The British House Of Commons In expelling,
or rather excluding Bradlaugh the English
radical and atheist from the seat TO which he
was elected, because he refused to take the pre-
scribed oath, is just, probably. what that indi-
yidual wanted 1t Will make him appear in the
light OF martyr or prosecuted man, among the
atheists, skepticS and thinkers generally,
and they Will rally to his support With the
view OF redressing his wrongs. Had he been
admitted 10 his seat his desire for notoriety
would no doubt, soon have made him ridiculous
IN the eyes Of all sensible people. A little
whining and considerable complaint OF the
treatment he has received vii perhaps secure
his reelection again and again, and every now
and then the House OF Commons will be an
noyed by Bradlaugh seeking admission to a
seat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-26

One OF the strong points that will be made by
republican stump speakers In the presidential
campaign is that Garfield represents the volun-
teer soldier, and therefore the people, while
Hancock represents West Point and so-called
arlStocracy. As Is well known, there is
strong prejuice in the popular mind against
West Point and the bearing OF the graduates
therefrom. The republican speakers will make
all they can out OF this and whoop I'D the
boys" on 1t. General Logan, who was gallant
volunteer oficer In the late war; Is especially at
outs with West Point, and, IL Is said, intends to
use the volunteer officer against the West
Point graduate" for all II Is worth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-26

Wisconsin played prominent part In the Sc
lection OF both republican and democratic NOM
nations for President this year. In the Chi
cago convention the Wisconsin delegation led
the break In favor OF Garfield and at Cincinnati
the delegation from that state was the first to
change to Hancock and start the movement
which promptly nominated him. According to
the rules OF politics. Wisconsin will De well taken
care OF, no matter which party wins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-26

The number of democratic papers that nave
been urging Gen. Hancock's nomination for
years" and had no second choice, is some.
thing wonderful. According TO the editorial ex.
pressions OF to-day many OF his party papers
have been for Hancock since he was little boy.
Is it uncharttable TO suspect that prospective
pest offices and consulships have had any thing
TO do with these extraordinary displays OF
hind-sight wisdom?
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

270 Dozen ladies' Hem stitched Pure L' en- Gam
brio HANDKERCHIEFS,a at l2Sc. piece, or
81. so Per dozen. ''Bdr0dins."
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French Toile d'Alsace and Monte CLOTHS at 25c..
former price Csc
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SUMNER DRESS GOODS at Marked Down
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A very large stock of all the NEW FABRICS" in
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Persons leaving town for the season. and Sum-
mer travellers, can have THE STAR mailed to them,
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being changed as often as desired. The money
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MADAM LARMIER, French Dressmaker,
l will sail for Paris on the 18th Of July, and re-
turn by the list Of October with full assortment of
Trimmings, Nouveautes, and the latest Partisan
STYLES. 1t
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D EDUCTION IN PRICES

d EDUCTION IN PRICES
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80 pieces Black Bunting, at 20 and Csc. reduced
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soc Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, at heavy reduc-
ton.
20 pieces allwool Striped Bunting, at 25c former
price 37hc.
Our whole stock at a heavy reduction.
GEO j. JOHNSON,
je26 7l3 Market Snace.
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TEE STAR IL connected with the wires Of the Na-
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THIN UNDERWEAR.

RUNNER Coats. Men and Boys. 40 and Soc upwards
Mems and Boys Linen Pants. rs and 81 upwards.
Boys Jackets and Pants, HIen, rs each.
etraw Hats, from l5c MP.
Ladies Newport Ties, IS 81 and up.
Gents Low Cut Shoes, from 81 up.
Ladies House slippers, SOC. up.
At 1014 and 18l0 Pa. ave.,
te26 j. w. SELBY.
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hMY OF THE UNITED STATES.

Ia RECRUITING SERvICH, 1921 II STREET
WASHINGTON, d. o., June 26th, 1850.
lsus conditions, viii be received At this rendezo
xHns until IL O'Clock noon, the 3Oth instant for
nj the o. s. Army In this city.
he government reserves the right to reject any
all proposals.
Bank forms 81 contract N be seen and fuI in
crmation receiv- upon application q. this rendez-
gJus LIkUT. Walsh
J.. Lieutenant llth Inf .ntry
j,-G :. ReczV .Ins O6oer.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
Tor RENT-BY B. o. HOFFMAN,
REAL EsTLTK AGENT AND AUeT1oNExR,
10th and streets northwest

Skating Rink. 1880 9th at n W Iora
23 16H st. NV, II rooms and bath,,.S2 5
and bath l43l 18th ct. n. w., 7rs,
Fur house. F st. n. wS125 aud bath and sts6lea Ak
Fur h'se 18th n. ". 300 AIS 18th at n W lsrre
Fur. h'se, 10th ct. NV. hall ,,,...... 23S
Fur house. Mass ave COS ID ST. sW 6 rs a2O
nr mousse st q. w&150 1911 18th st. NV, rs.
1883 Mass. ave. n. W., 10 and store al6
rooms and bath. =. $50 1912 Pa ave NJ
603 ct. NV, 9 rs. $50 store .,,s25
S26 18th St NV, IL re-. 400 B st 8 e.. rooms
and bath. ..........S5O and bath - a25
'ou zst st II. w,o rooms S23 II st. n e., store. Sl5
,c ana path: ...:.S40 325 LIST st. Sc, rs. and
1856 10Th st. n.w., 8 rs, bath ...,..,,.... 100
bath and cellar. S35 2O34 Sth ST. n w &
$50 9th at. me-, re. and rooms.......,,SI25 SO
bath. S25 35 II St ne. rs SI2
VIZ "a aye.n.w upper S17 9Th st. ne, rs. Sl0
poruon $685.. ....... &25
Il make no charge to landlords for advertising
their property. and keep it before the public con-
stantly.
have many of the finest building sites in the city
for sale also Houses in every section at prices from
ST. GOO to 500, 000 Now is the time to buy.
R. o. HOFFMAN,
JIG 10th and e SITS NV.
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S., h2ks MAhhh e ffAa aESRsE no 49,
lei lei. near Piney Point, will open June ls:n
by any place on lower Potomac Good bathing and
sh.6g; all kinds Of boats for guests free. Terms,
81 gu per day: $40 per week; $50 month special
rates to families. Visitors by Norfolk steamers
will be met at Piney Point Landing.
je2-lm R. J. MARSHliI proprietor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-26

FRESH MEATS AND DRESSED
Il POULTRY
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Han, BACON AND QQRNED BEEF.
fhhsh S sI es nr 0E IEWRTITS AND vEGETA-
FINE PRINT AND TUB BUTTER.
Everything first class, and prices reasonable at
TIE PALACE MARKET,
CORNER l4rH AND NEW YORK AVENUE
1ez6 E6ANk J. TIBBETS q CO.
nR BBOTHERs, 9O6 B ST. sLw, is the
1Iolotst ad'er Using Physician in WASHINGTON.
Tor the treatment Of Female Irregularities and Dis
Gases s"9rn to and subscribed before me, A. G.
FoR CASH ONLY.
Until JULY 10th. We will sell
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS
AT ACTUAL COST. FOR CASH ONLY.
Full line Of FANCY GOODS much below m
regular prices.
Mrs. M. j. HUNT,
te24-2c2p Nos. 63l and e33 ID 1t.
"HOLESALE MARKET STORES
w FOR RENT.
the It'll and 9th street wings of the Washin ten
Center Market Will be rented 70 good reliable ten
ants On and sitter July at 20 per cent. less than
the regular rates.
The new passageway about to be opened across
the parh TO Pennsylvania avenue in front of these
stores, viii make them very desirable for Produce,
F1r siSn y Fruit. and other Dealers; SMITH
iel5 s&tu.2w Clerk Washington Market %.
NJ" mos 3. J. HAfsLSTT:. A""-
AWNING MAKN.
a20-2m No. S1S Market Space tuR sEAIas.
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MI EMPHREMAGOG HOUSE. NEWPORT,
NlVT Commanding magnificent view 4 = A
OF the AXE and p,ountainsi newly fitted YE4Y
modates 4O0 quests. SS per day, 80 to ST 80 :ar
ween. special rates to families CHAS a. GI.EA-
SON, Manaser jel5-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-26

nj WILLIAM.
III 20 PER CENT. OFF ALL SALES.
In order to make room for my usual FALL M
FORMATIONS, / will take 20 per cent. from all
sales. to reduce my large stock of Trimmed aud
Untrimmed comets, Fine Millinery, Goods, Suits,
Dress and Travelling Wraps, Domestic and French
Hand made Endorsements; Brands of Partisan
Oorsets Dress Trimmings. Gloves fresh assort-
ment Of Laces and all the Latest Novelties etc
etc. M. WILLIAM. 9O7 Penna. ave.
Q Cite Trevise, Paris.
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HIGHLAND HOUSE.
IL BIDDEFORD POOL. MAINE.
This popular and delightfully."- located . n
summer hotel, 0or 80 years under the CEN M
replaced by new frst-cass house, capable oil &C.
commodntlng 300 guests, fitted with all modern i'm
Rrovements, telegraph, &c, and viii be open for
the season about July l, under the same manage
ment as last year: Its sanitary arrangements and
Atlantic coast. 49, ~
Apx -Smeod Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-26

GLEASON OF 1850.
CAPE MAY. NJ. Ae
CHARLES DUFFY, (of Continental Ho- lE.EH IL
Tel, Philadelphia Sup't and General Manager.
OPENS JUNE 19.
Music BY Hassler's Celebrated Orchestra, SIMON
HASSLER, Leader.
NorE.-Our patrons have the use Of PASSENGER
Bells. ie1 DIM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-26

0GAN HOUSE. ALTOONA, PA.-On main
IL line Of Penn. R. R., 200 feet above a n
iDgton: open al the year. Capacity AGO. 4E:A21
nights rest and daylight view of matchess noun
tain scenery. Health and pleasure seekers find
pure air, good fishing and hunting, and rides and
drives Of great beauty. No mosquitoes; Frst-clsss
music. For circulars, terms, etc, address
". d. TYLER, Superintendent.
Circulars may be found at the Evening Star Of
ice. my29- I'm
nOCBLING GAP. PA, WHITE SUI
DPHUR and CHALYBEATES SPRINGS. a a
Opens June Ii. Rare mountain retreat. M 81
Terms very moderate. Excursion tickets, N.&
address j. W. WHEELER 4 CO., MELVILLE, Gum
berland county. Pa. Circulars at the Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-26

flNhEMONT HOUSE. ATLANTIC Cry Nj
u Delshuully located corner Pacific and r !. . n
Nirbipia avenues. Terms moderate. Cir NA0
81 ars and linormstlen can he had Of Mr.. Us.y III
L.. BARR, III Pennsylvania MISS Err
hlthSON and MRS. X. CASPER, Proprie-
tresses. talS-t IN In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-26

SEA GROVE HOUSE. CAPE MAY POINT.
Cpehghtfully situated within so yards of a
beach. Five minutes by steam cars from VEsAV
Care May or Philadelphia Boat. Hosfeld's lE:HIG
June LIST. Rates during June, SIS to SI2 weeE:
balance Of season, $l2 to Sls. JOHN A. HICKS,
Propr,, qormerly Propr. Of Baker House, Vine-
land, N. j. my17-eo16ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-26

Il Upen for receI lion Of guests JUNE Lat. 4 Il a
Daily fine steal ers to Baltimore. Rail M
road A. telearsl hic commune ion with les5 III
all points. Good muaic hshirs and hsth.ng. 1d.
dress sAM'L EcRRIs. Ns,x.sSt2g. Circulars at
sta1 eo3ce, Uy0-lA.
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Fts9pRMIE EGS HOUSE, BERKELEY &AA
CHARGES e. 50per day. $40 per week. $40 kE:HH{
per month; servants and children half price For
further information address CHARLES GREEN.
Owner and Proprietor. Circulars at Star Office
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Err BOARD IN NEW YORK
~ 9TH AVENUE, 81, lsr Doom FROM 10TH ST.
MRS. A. LAWRENCE Proprietor
In immediate proximity to the leading n n n
stores and theaters. Rooms larger and vEAV
board equal to any hotel, and prices much lE:E G
1el6-w, INIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-26

released by Mrs. II: J: OOLLEY Of the MY
Hamilton House. and viii be opened for kk:E
guests on the 1sT JUNE.
This Is the finest Hotel accommodations in the
Mountains OF Virginia for real comforts and pleas
ure. 1t Ii furnished with spring and hair mattres-
ses throughout, and with fine lawns. ballroom.
music, post Office, and telegraph.
Two daily mails to all points
Good livery and stable accommodations.
For pamphlets, giving full description, apply at
Hamilton House. Ut the Springs. and this Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-26
4 TLANTIC HOTEL.
nnEAN nTTU

THE SEASIDE HOTEL. A.,A
Il OCEAN CITY, MD. ~A0
situated 100 yards from the breakers lE:M
season 1880 opens JUNE 15 Accessible daily fSnn
days e1cepted) from Baltimore and Washino-fon Via
PW. &B r. R., and Eastern Shore Steamboat Go
loot OF South st., Baltimore. Md. Circulars at the
Star office, or write to the Proprietors. ~
3e5-1m s. j. MASSEY l. 90.
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DINEY POINT HOTEL,
ST. MARY's COUNTY, MARYLAND.

MyUNIAN TSE. CKESSUN SPRINGS,
On the summit Of the Alleghenies. q 200 vYkN
feet above sea level. Nine hours ride lE.
from Washington by Pennsylvania railroad. Pure
ar, unsurpassed scenery aud valuable medicinal
spring water, combine TO render il attractive to
health and pleasure seekers. Elegant cottages to
rent in park Of rare beauty. Firstclass music
outdoor amusements, hunting. fishing, riding and
dr1y1ngs. For circulars terms etc, address W
ID. TlIER, Snpt. Circulars at star offioe. n2a. I'm
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IN IN66. 8. J. HAISLECT,
AWNING MAKN.
S20-2m No. 0lS Market SPACE. CUP eTAIns,
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NSNGREeS HALL, OCEAN CITY, MD.
Twin open INK 26Ja. 1880. Perfection n = n
in all its appointments. T1Ar:ns 81. SO a Hv
day; $40 and S12. 80 week. W. b. a..
SEIBY, Proprietor. THOS. FARLEY, Mansser.'
je23-eo26t ~ -
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
LOYAL TIME TARLH.
TRAINS LXAvn wILlfIzgrou.

fT Philadelphia and intermediate stations
7, $40, 10.D, a. m; 2.30, 400, 100, $50, D
m. On Sundays: $40 q. M; 800, $50, 9.5,
p. m.
Piila. Express: o.se, ., sA, 1902 n. m. Sun
FOR Phiia. and New York: a2s, $50, z.o
1892, q. m; #I2 30, +l2.4S. (IimitedI
6.O7 p. m. Sundays, 223 a. m.
Fnr Baltimore and way stations: aoS .. M;
For Baltimore, Washington and Bay Limo
For Baltimore and Washington: l2n. 2to
2lb, a.36 q. m; 1852, 1.0S uimited) 4.ls.
L08 p. m. Sundays: 1851, 2.03 a. IN.
For information apply at depot
FOR Now Castie: 600, s.26, .. m, los, 400
ass p. N.
For Harrington and intermediate stations {:
g.2S q. m: Los s.s5 o. m.
For Delmsr and Intern sdiate stations: 9,Zb q.
For wilmington d Northern Z. r.: 100, a
m; 800, sos, p. m. No Sunday trains.
Arrive and 11.3 q. M, and 6.46 D. m.
f@f Delaware Western d. b.: y.l6, 11.o1. am.
$50 D. m. Sunday trains, 1880 q. m, 8p.M.
TRAINS goR WJLuuaToN LEAVE RHIi.ADW,.
From Bread street and Washington svenus
1.30 $40, 1880, 10.46, 11.A6 q. m; 130, $3.50
4, Glb, 0, d.40, 8, g.45, 11.3o p. IN. On San
days: $50 q, m.; Q, 9, 9.l5, 11s0p. m.
From Thirty Second and Market streets: 7.3o
f.ao. 1l.36 q. m; l22S. (L.imited) S4S D. IN. |
I'm Sundavs: LOS a. m.