Evening Star Newspaper, August 31, 1871, Page 2

CROSBY 5S. NOYES.......Editer. Claims. PLUMBERS. Apply at ae ee PERSONAL. , EVENING STAR. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. (OFFICTAL} — bai Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: THURSDAY. Augast 21. 1971. The Commune in Washingion. Report has had it. lately that a branch society of the Paris Commune or “International” had been organized in Wa-bingion, and within the last forieight this branch socie.y has issued for secret circulation an address bear'ng the fol- lowing itle: “Defence of the Paris Commune. Address of the Genera! Council of ‘The International’ to the Workingmen of Europe and America. Published by the Washington S-stion of “The International.’ Washingion, D. C., 1371." In the preface to this address it is stated that “the ‘iclenc's of order’—of social injustice, or- ganized inio institutions—always have control of Tie machinery by which the average of public Cpivion 's formed,” and that “the Washington S.ctien of the International Working-men’s As- <ciation—symbel of the mont comprehensive political, socia! and economic movement modern society hos given birth to—desirousof correcting the fal choods of capitalistic organs and agents, have cetormined to publish a series of docu- ents relating to the purposcs, aims and actions of the Commune and of the great Internatioual movcment of productive labor now so violently denownced by those who have substituted Prop- erty for God, and Competition for Humanity and Dui. Then follows the Address, which setr forth the docirines of the Com- mune, and says, among other things that “it (the Commune) is intonded to abolish that class-property which makes the labor of the many the wealthof the few.” Itcomplains also that the Empire “insulted their Voltairianism (infidelity) by handing over the education of their chil¢ren to the freres Ignorantins,” and Cefends their shocking murder of the Archbishop of Paris and sixiy-tour others on the ground that it wes an act of retaliation. In conclusion, it says hat all the prayers ofthe priests will not ava‘l to redeem their exterminators from the pi"o1y to which history has nailed them. The moving spirit in the organization of the “Washington Section” of the commune seems to beone Allen Coffin, and we findhim asthe Ppineipal speaker at a meeting held at Boulden’s church last night,ostensibly for the benefit of the laboring men. At this meeting Coffin wanted the adop.on of recoiutions that would “ draw blood” Another participant at the meeting was the notorious Marcellus West. who, at the City Hall labor meeting in June, bellowed for « the bleod of the contractors and aristocrats,” and thus established his eligibility, for communist brotherhood. Another participant was Dr. J.G. Stephenson, | recently discharged by the Board of Public | Works. In fact it was soon developed that it | was & mecting instigated by communist dema. | gogucs and discharged employcs, with the idea | of roping in the workingmen by the ery of ¢2 | @ day and eight hours labor. The small at. | tendance, however, showed that the laborers | of Washington are not quite ripe yet | for the rines of the Commune. And they do, not favor this denunciation of the | Ecard of Public Works and clamor for | $2 a day, because they appreciate that | by raising the price to that figure, not only would the amount of work be neces- | sarily reduced, but the price would bring | laborers here irom the neighboring States in such, nembers that the compe-ition would in the | end reduce labor to $1 per day. The laboring | men of Washingt m are pretty wide awake to their own interests, andare not disposed tobe the dupes of the demagogues. State Conventions. Three State conventions met yesterd lay. The Wiscorsin republican convention assembled in | Madiron and nominated Gen. Washburn for | Governor on the first ballet. The vote stood:— Washburn, 157; Smith, 108. R-solutiors were adopted enlogizing the admin‘stration of Gen, Grant; favoring a steady and gradual reduction of the publie debt; declaring the tariff neces- sary, and urging new safeguards for the purity of elections, and thorough reform in the civil service. The Mississippi republican conven- fon met at Jackson ycsterday, and organized | with Dr. Dowd as president. The day was spent in speec! i cratic convention o Hon. Thomas S. Boeock as president, who made & speceh counselling unity of action and the burial of dead issues. A resolution inviting | Govervor Walker to a privileged seat was op- pesed on the groand that it was designed to give the appearance of official influence to the de- Kberations of the convention. After spirited cross-firing, the resolution was laid on the table. Ex-Confederate General Jubal Early declined | to serve on the business committee for the rea- | son that he was not in sympathy with the pro- gressive spirit of the majority. The Massachusetts labor reform convention will meet in Lowell to-morrow, and interest at- taches to it on account of the position of Gen. Butler. It is thought it will favor his nomina- tion for Governor. The republicans of New Jersey hold their convention in Trentyn on the 7th of September; the Mas«achusetts democrats theirs in Springfield on the 1ith; the Illinois re- cans in Springfield, in that State, on the 20th; the Minnesota republicans in St. Paul on | the 20th, and the Massachusetts republicans in Worcester on the %th. Th is completes the batch of conventions for September. October will open a colored national convention, to be held in Columbia, S$. C., on the 18th, and on the same day the national labor reformers meet in Columbus, Ohio. There is a very fair prospect Of a lively fail political campaign. It seems ps that New ; Hampehine is not, as has been currently stated, the first or only Stato in [ which laws providing for compulsory education have been passed. Next month, September, an act to that effect passed at the last session of the Legislature goes int» effect in Michigan. ‘Texas similar legisiation is soon to be put in force. In California the republican party is pledged to the same course in case of success at the election on the Sth of September next. The great objection t» the law in Texas isthat many Of the ladies in that State marry young, and as the act compels all between the ages of six and eighteen to attend school a large number of youthful married women are anxiously inquir- ing what is to become df the babies while the mothers are being educated. An exception clause for their benefit is urgently demanded; but as the law goes into effect before the Legi.- lature meets again the situation is an embarraas- ing one for wives, husbands and babies. +12-- A RECEPTION wns .._‘lered last evening to Dr. John F. Morse. of Califorms, >¥ the Inde- | pendent Order of Odd Fellows of New Yorn, <2 | his return from Europe, where he has estab- lished Lodges at Stuttgart, Berlin, Dresden and Zurich. Among those it were Grand Sire Stuart, of this eaty, and Grand Secretary Itidgs, ly, of Baltimore.” ——_____ &7 Italy trembles all over with earthquakes. eee pit DISTRICT. —Tickets of eebon wi ‘ one AY bext, 3, st Wallach school inser ‘and “By onder of of pak nad meet at Odd Fellows’ Hi: street,on FRI DaY ee a2 Fy 8 for the attending the funeral of late sister, DMrMMeR: | SPCURITY fJ LIFE See of the firs Government Jay Cooke & Co. er e. Sell | U.S. Ga, 1881.....18%% 19 i Bareuens ner A a. bid: do. cor upOR, wa. es bia, aa Toss bid fot eo Nort! rome p old. jand +a bia. ALT: MORE, August 3i.—Cotton qui ia low lings, 13. steady aod in 2. tessa” Wheat easier; si ssaet 3s | Corn firm; w rn. 6 [ i) mixed ery one all Siw Yo ® Wi gest une! CER Fw Tone, A an st Gold nia ot etnienta stealy ated jo. new, 70. North Garo- coep sea 3; aceees, 3 Flows galt and de: at vanae ‘and heavy. ‘Gen grone me. Virginie 6 t Officer ,. Wasnixezon, + August 31, Jari, 4 Syxorsis FOR THE Past TweNtTY-FoUR Hovas.— The area of lowest barcmeter, which was Wednes- day morning some distance north of Lake Ontario, has very rapidly advanced fee: and after ex fending ite infuence during the afternoon over laine, is pow entirely to the northeast = our sta- tions. “The pressure has risen rapidly from bake jaseachusetts and southward, and t are DoW exter win West V sot and Arka ex} — ‘est ieginin from M: The ished, rear from teresa fund southwest to west and nort fit rain has west. Very orted from most stations on coecs hea’ it Frem the ek eight rain orien aig pg. o Tors const, and fens Lake Michi t iz He techeny fo ake Ere and trom Salve Gear clearing weat) prebab! a. toni cht for the vali ly winds, ey and t Nort w.for the Stickies ‘0 Sew dis- PRopaditities. = Rising barometer, swith clear and and westerly, ui ith ch coal MS en. The cis. irom Lake Mi ‘clowds 1 England will gradnally be be driven peel and Si Fis detect mies c = probably ext aneauele ring the day pak oe od Sermo fades ergniteirat bata 74; OS BigscHode tk Tae Hi he Fis District will beteenea on nTURSDA wie ars sin abt K asm and lin Ate School hr trom’4 9 relock 8, con bona ‘clock @. m, till 1 o' "clock 30-8 THE SUB. mane DISTRICT. {Chronicle, Republican and Parcoreee eT gi GaAOHERS IN aes SCHOOLS of the iterate siriote a ae quested tommeten SATU! me theater of Bey eemnbor next. for the purpose of ree Ane ral instrne- — from the ‘Sub-board intendent as fol- ! i “sy Penge District, atthe ania School Build- ing. at 11 o'ch seen District, at the Miller School Burld- ing. std orcled 2 t the Wallach Sshool Buila- bie trict, at the Grammar a m. vistRicr, the Third District "fs the Fourth Building, at 1:30 o'clock (OFFICE OF THE poToMAe ee Suvexta Staeey Wuany, WaskiNeTox, puree 28th, 1871. Omnibnases convey passengers free between the wharf of the Alexandria boats and the street eats at the corner of B and 7th streets, South. r- rangement will continue during the temporary ‘sus. pension of the running of the strect cars,in conse- quence of the work now going on along 7th stroet south. §. ¥. HOWISON, P ident P. F. Co, _SAMUEL EDNEY, Gen’ Sup = R audit OFFICE. td AU its Wasginercn, ‘BR. 0. Notice is hereby given, t CLAIM» before this Commission expires, by Limi tion, on the Ist DAY oF SEPTEMBER next. y, Cg of the ener aude ©. GILL, Ch eae —OrFice ae INTENDENT AeneeeenSS aC eee OLD eorrer aweee, Cry H 1371. —TO FRE RSON NT AND SItxED Piotr FETY tx “Tue Dist! — COLUMBIA You are bared notified that ¢ be Asecosors of the several Ive “districts: have commenced dita of As act of the Ley 9, 1571, whieh he, be sors,within fiften d: vice‘or an assesame: fetal fo the best tuformation they Zam obtain,” from which assessment ppm ets 3 ALL, aul7-tf Sup't of Assessm Bei riance, the NORTHWES forthe better prutection of it ta policy-holiiers die rate ot seme per Sea tae aord, ROSABLE SECURITY for ms PER the Company as they Become elaine. - ¢ 509 Sev: mrsott 1. ¥. KNIGHT, General Agent IS8_V. HARRISON WILL REOPEN aoe M's SCHOOL for little Girls, September Le at 26 Gay strect, Georgetow! Ss: . MATTHEWS FEMALE AG! <DEny = Feopen MONDAY, September 4th, at 1413 Ti M WN WIT M Hook for. Gitte. and Bey Septembe: at her residence. Terme wodevate. RESUME HER Hoosen MOND. 610 Tetrost F Ww ume the d Tater th his Gay streets, George- CARR Schoc} corn tow NDAY, ber 4th. 1871. Maths- re Re ge Courses thoroughly im- rong audl-6t {TICE TINEY AVI ept open during the montit tember’ Board Se 82; per week, 923; for the month et __A. B POTTS, Proprietor St. “sumed on MONDAY. Sey Ccmmercial Course uts or guardians. SU dined saan a 31-108 'T PAVILION will be ember 4. ‘The Classical v1 ef followed at the option = Phonography BROTHER TOBIAS, President. ||, Ear TOBACCO. A ye stock of all ki nds of LEAF TOB ACCO con stantly on hand at the lowest possible figure. id do well to call and examine JOHN H. SCHULTZE, 58 Bridge street, Georgetown. DEPARTMENT OF Lai ig iiss W. INGTON, August 3), Claimants who have not already filed tbe Partment of State their claims against Great Britain Growing out of the several vesseis which have given Cinna eae lly known the Al ues tr joeste Cine of” the ated ator to brought ber “3 a which ts ae ao by, Brot, to unless be ltitmal peo tollie. to pai papers | fled can be withdra fi elves the proof | of thete cain Bis eee em applica: | o claimants a copy of the ‘anda showing the formet sheet that Godtteed iy sa in tho aimcnds of other rules by the ou the Tebuwel which will pave onthe ramen Say Relention of claimants whe bare. > "yaa ieee HAMILTON FISH, Secretary. DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Wastinoton, August 25, 15/1. Notice is hereby given that, by the terms of the Treaty concluded on the $th day of May, 1871, be- on the part of infes, or ane fodivideale, clitecks of the Unteed Shaves the i of Hor Britannic Majesty arising out of | acts commitied against the persons or property of cit- | fens of the United States. during she perved between | the 13th of April, 81, and the sth of April, 1385, in clusive, bot being claims the acts of the veesels referred to in wenn i. of said Frosty, (generically known 1s the Alabama Claims,” which yet remain pope ag are cen to pos Commissioners, to me et in Washi: isa for the ex ‘amination investiga! ion and deck euch claims, well as Inve claiz-s on the part of subjects of Het pkey Majesty upon the Government of terms of said Treaty, all euch — United States. By the t whet ether or not the same may have to Phe notice of, made, preferred, oF ‘aid before the sald {{Bamission, shall trom and after the conclusion of ¢ proces ¢ said Commission, be consider- ed and treated finally settled, barred, and hence- forth inadmissi bert 8. Hole, Esq. of New York, has been aj ointed, under Treaty, Agent of the U ated Fiatesy to resent and sunport claims on its behai ace. or private indi: Viduale, citizen of te Dusted Biatase having'etaims tguinet the Government of Her Britannic Majcaty, gaming within the terms of ‘the above roelt Visions of the iy veda the De rate 4 ington, Statement’ at the thote of tho clay Lea pct fe Bo nount of the latin, the claimant, the natureand amount of claim, of the ‘time: wilh's brief’ general statement ne plac tatances of the be that th \t 80 invited ‘dent understood hat eearees, rant shee eve se ratty with euch ‘rales or the Commission on ite organ! prescribe. vided by ihe Treaty that the rs ane ma tbe Curio roneenten pe shail have ively a that they will feria the ensuii bf September.” Mi MILTON peony ans) -2aw3w lOGS vkbay, at 10 o'clock. 7 OTICE— DISINFECTANTS. 600 FOUsDS CARBOLIC Avip | for Gietafosting rT pound. Also, SOUUTIVE CHLOR ALOM ie reat ath di ‘dis- ALE. will be sold at the Pound os ‘SHEPHERD & BROS. Ware To hi to do gen- i ‘communicating ROOMS, ps toa Month. Kh street, sa 31-2 No. G10 C street N. W., » containing eight rooms; - Apply Bent, $2. tions, to aes |F Borthwest. audi -3t WASTED nove. oF, partly so, in central location, a tn improvements snd in perfect order, * rea f good, on time. address * office. ‘aust AN 1 Hy Wilner? © “Tigrensions, with fara, Situation in ¢ ie the city, not .partof t ‘ond Mth Address, statis ‘it matio. me, Dox S88, Cs Boor me WAxTED-« YOUNG MAN of good address, ay in a glove store; must be Sequsinted with end nid | ‘Bie, Soceece office. a ae raters talaryy Box No. aah ia AB TED wae having some lace wel ee ¢ find JOHN FLANAGAN Beate Hopee.eyguee Sl | as sireate or b. UG OFFENHEIMER. FURN ae D or Homsckeoping, Wan: oh cae per hington or St a fi ‘aah of three yp yaar Address HARTWELL: ce by fice. ANTED—A COOK for restaurani; whie a at No. 605 lith street. audodi* Wy —At Jchnson's Gall-ry.a smart, active, dy COLORED BOYs must bring best of ref- erence. anw-3t* Wank D—A SITUATION as Sk. ‘Sauly at Mrs. KNOLLS boarding house, No. 926 W vA ED—A good AOPERATOR on ou Wheeler Wilson Sew: chine; none but s roe one —— apply at col Baum ‘5 Coreet ‘Pactorys ANTED=A YOUTH wo aria busines, amet 12 ta 1s years of age; one ot afraid of work: Addreay this cific in own and writing. °° yANTED To RENT Toray TaNTSE imap ani SH wife, one to three CRNISHED ROOMS Pithin fied blocks of the ‘emple. Address C... Star office. o ANTFD—AT No. TORT a (bhi: ie Huw.) WOMAN to cooky waa mail rmanently. And capable for the work required: ANTED—A young MAN to kes ‘books Ww je oniry Appl ath 18 Benncyivanta woman to taker! charge of waa cos anv ring specim song ot Sa ws 8 unily. aud)-3t reetown, a BRIC it Front, with a! in attached: rst with airabie neighbs orbood it Detween 3d and ath: No. ‘OR RENT—A nearly now = “tory = 5 ass: ment BRICK COTTAGE on the — side of enue, between léth and 15th streets, containing Tomes, water. and gas. Lomediate possession. "Price aul -St FITC “ Site ROOMS py ted tors three UN ROOMS: floors eultatie ho Li street bat. 9th and 10th. F°®, ads S81 ORE. with two large bow win- dows; two rooms and cellar; No. 19127th t West, between Mand N streets, Apply at ia ch street. aud m* JOR SALE—Wireos large desirable LOTS | on southwest corner of 10th street east and south B. rement ¥ id: gas 10 cash and $10 th: WAMETCALP: Heal ‘Ratete Be age, Mane street and New York avenue. an. RENT—HOUSE in Georgetown; brick a back building, 10 rooms and dairy and larce gard: street; now occupied by BM po ALi SALE Bi OR EXCHANGE Fors a SMALLER MuCsE The beautitul, new double HOUSE, No. 1405 1 strect, near Mth’ street, con- tatni Lee on Na er improvements: car- fr use and stable. Inquire on the premises. ‘and "bat indows, > cagh, and oe Py Fo: SALE-A LOT Lor, ceeprorad sing epi rame Rowese containing five rooms fack, the other ber six t aie lara room Rack yard and a able and muse, with » back 24 fects Tngatireon the premives, No. 1318 T strest, between 12th and 13th streots oe Navy Waar to know that PHILLIP rece far kad il HL EY ys the Le wy tae ane eu) apd SHORS, HATS ond aan ie Scat AP EYER, agen Agent A =A ent en Appi: sue Er a j rs 001 mee Dave “Cha x. "| WaszEDss 1100 7th st. auds-3t* rl Ws ANTED IMME EPIATEL Y—A first rate LOAF — BAK au29- THOS. HAVENNER. Ww: ED—A WOMAN, to do general ‘bat i} recommended need a a Se wokone wel ream gna WSS HADI ORLEANS pj 4 ital required. Address R'B-C., Star office. nav 3 \NTEDA | good JOURNEYMAN BARBER. + Apoly ly at Bo. 1715 Pennsylvania ase between 7th and Isth streets. au29-3t* ANTED—A COACH raratee. Apply at the Wag eaer of 14th and D street aus. ‘Wa. WALTER, infectant). 12 cents per poured ALUM | _* POWDER, Io Gente per a cy “ead aETED=E Sood Goran or Leigh. GIRL, todo FERGUSON. ‘Ap othce general housework. “Tuduire at 99 © _ an3l -6t cor. aes aed Pa. ave., Bapitot ‘Hin. corner of let east, Capitol Hil. ONNOLLY? —At 1217 Vermontavenuc, Cc NWN eos WINE STREET, V ANTED. Al ermont avenu ( Oppose Patent Qikce,) Alpacas, Black aud Colored. 29 cents to 82: Hand iscmie Shetland Wool Shawla, Sa. ee null “hay : Linen Tone ace Collars, 73 cents and'$ Hi nels, Canton nels, Muslins, of the best brands; Linens, Table Linens, Curtain Lace and Muslins, ete. an3i-3e* Ges 4 AND WOOD. (AND, WOOD, casa eed pres, for CAS WED yaad SPLIT WOOD and Kix: mn odes: CF ty the cord. PHENSON « BRU. ANIA AVENUE. ise PENING NEW FALL Goops = | Bite, Pee White and Scarlet and White Plaid NE Biack and White Plaid FLANNELS. Scarlet, White and Black OPERA FLAN- rot RARDORS by the piece. nd NAPKINS. LINE) Blu NELS Black V He Tail le D. Ly K at jow Care and Richardson's Ge Lix White CORDUROY. VERY CH Black TRIMMING Black and € MPKESS OL( High Ce lored PLAT Handseme SrRiPED SHAWLS, &e., A ‘One Price Unly. All wid Hest in’ p’ LACK SILKS, ELVETS. Anne M. Beheets st No. 2,451, Equity Dock. 11. ‘Thomas E. Bho et ‘The above entitled Cause has been referred to me to state the Trustee's account and the distribution of sale. The cretitors of the estate leceaved, and all parties interesied, notified to appear before me, at my office, No. Louisiana avenue, near 6th street west, on aa bgt aay ot September, 1871, ae 2 o’eloek p.m. Drove spelr clasmis against sald os. tat WIL LIAM J. MILLER, Spectal Auditor, t al. anaes iss: is McDERMOTT & B coacu- HARES ees, CAURIAGES, 310 Pen: Reanieny es CARRIAGES ae NE: RECEIVED 0. COMMAS GRANDS ‘SOLD ON OARRIAGES ERPATERD. th, Alea, PUR recta, at the lowest ad- Feet iva sinter upely of that SPEAR ravi ERVING SOLUTION. Phone wh o waiting con now obtain het ‘ai ust Corner 7th and L streets. Notice TO ISRAELITES. Seats for the approac sroachin: a ice of fl etary or in the Teetry of the Bichth Serect Synagieuecn SUNDAY, Septcpber 3d and 10th, from til 12 o'clock m1. vusitively no tickets 314 at the SCH Moore t Bh 1 street, Sw. ARRIAGEST! CARRIAGES !! On hand, a large number of fashionable’ Tiaxes, such as Victorias, Phetons joletts, Clarenes front, €c.,&e. Ail work sold Holidays can now be 8 Seer, arranted to be as reprerented. A iarge number of » sol mylish gecord-hand Carriages will: bo cheap. Repairing prompaly Sut pitended. a $0. au3l-3t_cor. 9th and D st. OA rt WORKS. Byo450 oF FesLic yo District of, Columbia, Wagitxetox: August 31: is71. Proposals will be received ‘at this office very wits ok SepTeseneR 9-11. for furnishing At ED — FosTs, ihe ast to be of the patterna now ured in the city hington; to weigh not less than 20 pounds with flange apd cromings, and to be delivered on euch stretese te Board may direct, at the rate of fort: wr The Board will not be bound to accept any bid. dirs Board of Public Works. i (Republican and Chronicle J tct of Columbia, Waspinotox, August 31_is7) P; I be received at this - wig orei Fekme BATURDAY" te ith day of ‘Sep: oF furniel Ing on the post Fiveiewbmep cs fhe lampe to be of XX tin with © cf 7ares tivated on send tobe paint: oe white} pain in ee sf tang tay Bescon white ° | st the of Lorie bg th trond Loan ne arer, Board of (Chron. and Re} BI taesid FRING Gua car San cores, eter ai For ebia g aud0-3t OP ORT SETE FREE RS ‘ASHINGTON, RR AN a os = piped ——— For iwe pe nliaty Siuare vara, inciading ie Meet oC grading = Ea hembers vie copcomay govg, | = 44 BRC oa CSC Neve 6.0.0. ¥, 2.8 fall attendance uf Sores SG ROW SI Signe, ¥ i Fleet ae 1. sopoupaee’ er death Counce pe h a 8. FOR ADM ON TO tHe D a HE 5! ND — ee ven atte Mie Sepoot Balle. bm streets, at ¢% o'clock, and on eae ae UES! . eS De ry ah = cannot be obtained atthe ewer" a se oF cane it be held of the BANE Dy © SRL ERECTION ec LNG, Sept. Ist, at so’clock Dm, at “Daitentn are rented Rn a GEO. E. STROBEL, Se y- rma | See ETE: DAYS act BAEDES Ge at5:80 olelock's. | toour - NAtioNaL SAVINGS BANK, COR, Lorn ST. AND NEW YORK AVE., (OPPOSITE RIGGS’.) SIX PER CENT, FOR ALL FULL CALENDAR MONTHS. ptetice meen mad = fob first of each month. Ail 11 payments made its rod upto ta x4 September inclusive wht arew interest fromm th We allowed sett! see day bs “MILEARD, Prosident, KNEY, Vice President. LE HANH, Secretary B. JSNYD DER pny ER & ENGEL'S PHILADELPHIA LA- ‘Wm. Massey & Co.'s PHILADELPHIA ALE and PORTE! RE CATAWBA, WINE, (in founts and ay- mpeegbeuac Ss &e. “ bi Se3 isiak For sale by és LMER & GREEN, auzs-tr Greene street, Georgetown, EMOVAL! ‘The undersi, to inform their friend: sd aguire fa es seared gee ere [Sy FT! D O STRE. as N.W. “ siatlish ’ da office Fj & hn codsie cil t be ‘prompth atau to. where BUT pee aursbt* Corner teh and Ontrectae we INOX-FREEZING FORCE PUMP. ‘The simplest and most powerful in we, CHARLES WooD, antsy Corner 9h and D streets. MP veri38Hw. naotde 1958 7a RRODREAD,& C0... J i aurary fine assortment of Berg- SLIPPER ITE MAN, for general housework in a small aly A American or German preferred; references required. a es ‘OR $A LE—A small new HOUS| Forge 3 pleasant Si can shale corner’ el er METCA) F. iteat 1 Estate Brok and Newt York avenue. a Nw 18 YOUR CHANG! CE-BUY A HOME B' iG cash Payinu gents nice snice DWRULENG on St 25 a month will crchaee street ty Island, with nice ice Houen om rear. Price a reey low. Deep lot. Addi FORREST For neatly FURNISHED ROO: ONS uare from street cars, Apply at No. corner of 8th and N streets. an 29-31" 'R SALE—O; ;Brookl; HOUSES Fobthten Went ee Lage F% RENT—Two nicely en Poti "ae eat oo Re pey the horse the corner streets: Soothes 2-3" Fox RENT=Tvs eee FURNISHED ROOMS, ris ate family. Terms maleate heel t Wieder 5 near i0th street. ‘OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE, nine rooms. ao F om cellar, god large yuri’ Rent low to poe manent tenant,’ R street, near isthe au2d-3t* GEO A. LANE, 1820 K street N. A Fk BENT—A new STORE, with two large bow windows, five rooms and kite chen on the corner F and 2 strevt northwest. F: Fine place for Graaesore. Apply on the premises. 29-3t* — Every bod. kno that U. _| Wittaitatsor eclling Caseurd’s ‘Leat’ Fai is sellin: LA E> - 126 cents per pound, Northern and ter 429-33 TED—By « respectable aged German Lad, Wane Grover & Baker sewing machine, a sit. UATION as dressma! in @ respectable Lceme Eutting and fitting co mpplete: te Teferenoes if required: Can be seen at 2ist apd +1100 "aur ae ANT = inlddle-nged WOMAN, to do gen. eral housework, Also,a GIRL, or 15 ge, None need apply whe cannot give good Tee- cmmendations. paPely at 1319 Vermont avenue, between N and 0) n29-3t" AN TED—At Peis s ho. Sas to pire OF HOU: SBHOLD: FU TRNITCRE, &e., will call apon H. LEVI, oe 900, cornor 9th. Penn- yivania Highest cash ic jy2-Im* jANTED-—WET 3 NURSE: | German preferre ply to CHAS, H. BOWEN, M.D, ee Massachuectis avenue: AN D—A pectable girl wants a Wars to wis ‘einaber ger can ser would trav ourse or ladies Please Box 6, Postofiice. AN 30,000) twenty, themed dollars W. eeiote raid cast of CLOTHING, GUNS. ie OBERT FULTON & co. bts ‘Office, Ooi ais ‘th street. ict V J ANTED— A WET NURSE. ‘Apply to Dr. W. P. JOHNSTON, No. 1307 F street between the hours of 8 and 9/9) a. m. and 1 ja” ANTED—Everybody in favor of thoroughly Cleaned Carpets, almost as bright as new, to send orders to L. RICE, at the Steam Carpet ing Works, Maine avenue, between 4% Pand 6th streets. my15-tf Vv BS joy ti will be ti ths 411 Sih etrect ‘between D and ) minh Was NTED—NEW and east OFF CLOTHING eo by cont 'S a OF ree aa A nae mail “eee to. ANTaEDe Sy AHR rat NG pE 0: 5 a Ad REVO) ‘and. kinds of b The ht TIAN LOAN Bibttn'te ‘th street, between D and the av- “Faas-ly ROBERT FULTON & | C0. ws PEO: prey Ol ge Bo, value their sis igs the Pal Re. e] 6 8 , RB. EMPLER. the Optician, es ht by H shea street and Petnay vane srense. Dopit Thermometers of all kinds jel TO ENGW, that, the W428 any ONE TERR Machibes ent 717 nee gels-tr Market Space. W NTED—-COLT'S — KEVOLVERS—all tar ician National il sizes, at HEMPLER'S Opt Stel. LOST AND FOUND. OST Retween 2oth street and Pa. avente and the Mount. Ver! SOCIETY PIN, er, Yale, 72.” The the marked ¢ the back - Sa aes will ‘ suitably “rewarded on leaving. £ et 1920 Pa. avenue. $20! REWARD—Siolen rom the Ths preaaes ree CA RT with SET of . ipergra: L& T—On Wednesday mornii tm the First d, near 2st street, and apd Bonney: ee bers yer and Bee ener m Blat, who paige Wer et FOR SALE. F° R SALE —A ah and FRESORIETION ge folos Terms og ‘fa Toot sone ot ‘Address ‘nam heretnytaterviow a ean be hady City’ Post, a Sitio, il G street, second door from 1 auto. OR, re bhai! od AND ed ad Rape a8 MALL BANCY STONE, Ho 123 SALE brown HORSE, war nktal soaa oe Kindly ins HS re $cood Fonsi Perit be wold ‘chee c ar the owner A; no'use for him. Inq aire FS) RENT—Two very pleasant FU ENISHED ROOMS, single or en suite, Terms very mod- erate toa nice tenant. Inquire 313 Delaware C and D streets north, two ag NT—Handsomely FU eciaep oo «tl BED ROOM on first Frey and three Safer che cv aD fa anes beg el iren, at at weet, jo persons ctween, Dae or RENT—Three-story and bas press tage | sent, a wal order. s street, Rent, os Iguire "adi 7th ror RENT. ireet, between H ‘au 29 3t* pat story BRICK “Hows N bets between G and H streets. ‘Pos: ptember Ist meen Tony ALEXANDER, ul St (Rep.}_No. 1951 Pennsylvania arena. , No. 994 Sth atrest session given we between Tand K reste, with ten rooms, hr gas and water, I 150d ahh . KELLEY, ‘Real Estate Agent, Ko. '902' 8 ry rm Bt St ween Ist and 21 rectly ud D Rent a month. Apply to WALTER S. McFARLAN Rec No. 6. Goheg bia Law Building. 5th street. au 20-: st ‘OR RENT—A HOUSE of gas and water, on F with bath-room, th street. be. tween L street and Massachuse enue. Rent $200 per Toquire of M. GREEN, corner of Tth and aut-tf OR Bi cnr r furnished ROOMS, with. evience for housekeeping; as and penences: $28 permonth, in advance. S04 ty pane the park; ' cars the FS, RENT-—STORE ce of 12th and B streets northwest; two spacious rooms, with a ier and eps al vans ers, iseapectall Sapte toe wh No. 8, A 's Law Bail BS. LOOK aT THIis— six rooms and summer kitchen, Lstreet N. W * at very low price. Al-o, HOUSE, eight rooms, yard. ‘9th strect, near K street N Will sell above Very low, and on ii an 29-3t* OR eares BRC tween Ist ai RAME, street, near ont water; good liberal terme, LAN BR RE! —Three-story PRESSED K HOUSE = ‘T street northwest. be North Capitol streets, with nine (9) rooms, wz of five chambers, bath saloon, Parlor » cellar, and kitchen: also, gas and water. "The house has a bay window in front, an iron railing, 1s pleasantly locs located, and in a respect rl abl hl sg We Aton WOMAS .° Ce _au 20-3t* 512 94 god , PALE —On yee %e 325, ‘ts pwrncine mmodious HOUSE aud Lor of 1ssfoce deep-by 86 feet 3 inches front; Pree SB Apply on the premises. au2s-7t* Fe rom Dept. Ist, at $40 per month, HOUSE 775 2int street. Apply to GEO. 3. PARKER, 505 D street. aus. aya) PARLORS vo | communicating BED ROOMS, on first, second Water and gas throngh the building Apply to the southwest crete au R SALE—Two story FRAME, R strect. be- {meen 19h and loth streets, new and neatly brilt; sets, back from the eh Font and back yard; ‘cme ; erm. Pavement; south fron! vite Wank ply ‘at once. au26-5t Pas Fei. SALE-T ‘story oe 6 room. Ritchen. -ge han or Wocetion » lars som? igh, healt! nd. pl ts igpbor hed Bes Foie ach Seen maned ged Jeland avenee, efter 3p. m.. or address T.E. * ILL, Adjutant General 's Oltiee. onsekee| between ‘Keand L streets. Fo RENT —A three-story BRICK HOVSE. con taining the soutl-geat corner of 1th and Nati se We fpeute ire of Mrs. R. FARNHAM, nid 3M ad OR ger ne two story Ireveay es I | Sabikiearsceesie ie “i Na ee month. Inquire No. F for a te oe ak they Fs2. Che three. it low. ets tsel™ om and pln} and bealth: ~ ee October sh a, os recy at Lew oa salt-otf Fors: SLES = LoTs theast O streets; = fourteen LO’ ‘abur * ey,srapae above iistrect. Apply at OK SALE OR EX¢ Pay ast ce ‘9 miles from W: ton Turnpike, % babies with a dimas. Bne ord th street vi hours of T and 9a.m.. 3to6 FS, 22> _cymfortable and HANDSOME HOUSE. No. S08 ov 224 street. wine th room. closet andiargeyard. f loqnire of Dr. DA corper 4s street and Pennsylvania ave. FS3, SAbP aire peter Pres obyick,,, Prout USES, containing sit Toome and cach; ees firey out; 3. convenience, 6B sth sivect, | eee erm OY ORTON & LowRy, Son New Jer- 305 bh sirect aus im* BARDEN FARM on Wi fegee and bolls all AN'LB. myistt 112th street, N. W. Foods wih alte mre improv cae anme | | srvirio LaiNTER & RAR. ucts ose | ALES Fes COFTAGES via taining cab P'hkown, er 18th strect and New York eeenue, Rep. and Obron.} RENT The large DWELLING HOUER Ivania srenue, six mbit Fig) oh, Be or A cigigrom BRICK RICK HOUSE. tn in L2 NGS EQRGITY Prop. | z PIES’ FRIEND AND DOCTOR —Rooms ba Paticnts; mi secee yt eal Baisisnsre oes: Ta 2 Le Tis are never failing de Bogen tes a irregularities ard obstract R street, between Hh and Sth. aud Dies SanpeES. LATE OF THE Ris ORD 5.8. can be consalted Ss eee ately, A. avenue pon the Teceipt of Sip. advice nad madi iil be ornt by ‘euprees. “He warrants ts scare 3 cminetone, —DR. J. BEAUMON oD, aud Rareee 625. 5 T. Src toms st. bet-C and Date, tant bmsinese—past. present oye YoURSELF"—That cance as youre to ou 5 Sled fowr It Ls sooetene aes oe cian. Hi ie a " Gieot. Seretats, Ss pile _Oiice lis as hah i oH ELL-ENOWN SPactacisy, Established few for the last Ten Years, is highy Teeed —— F to those desiring the sorvices of « com sulting physician. i hil Tecognined as the only reliable, safe ané Es physician makings epecialty of tamale com EXDIBS se from irregularities weaknesses or vmuplai “yy to their sex, can confide | $s See cea asec Le guarantees . and thoro snfidence. Bootor eapeclaliy tevin creat trem thene who pave ret coved ‘od and swindled by the many Ire eye ‘and all aap 3. etair yp =. id Ta ther =m eva locality ra wwe pete R, Pia ie pat BisRAses GLEE m2s-tf ety) Indianaavenne. | Springs, at w' ap ay otters can 4 01 SALE OB BENT—The COUNTRY Y 10) FOR eoee mea ize Gitman, oe | ISLLTARING AN ENDOW: —— 2 oF ‘3M street cast, a I ar nace maw BRICK HOUSE, ight suse ScasaF Dey Fe Sern ee SABRE TOE Bo"ouse* ite vet mac: al eae eta mes ‘OB SALE OR EXCHANGE. AND AcuRe LA LAR pena i Boreeu tay Cherokee ou * county, vail tine Fe 0, 38 eae beymoldncouitias rteash and part in Sores a . He Lx a ie * eee comfortable six-room ighicen "rat front, = a 3 build ouse north of 5 street. ©., bined acres ance, mia te &0o., FENIENT STORE FOR A SMALL INESS; No. 422 lith street west, near nsyivania avenue. Satisfactory references quired Oiierd SALE—A large BUW WINDOW. Inguire 137th su D and aus-2t yeors ly t as Ta! K street 8. W. F 2 os ey well-known RES. TAURANT. Withee ood run of customers, in the center of the city. oe ner relinguishing’ Ly ness auss-tf ONEY TO LOAN = N soa 'N SUMS TO SUIT, REAL ESTATE. SECU ary. H WARNER, (Successor to Joshus Whitney & 9 Seventh te et. ‘sells custom made LOTHIN at less than half the ne D-HA: iC CLOTHING of att Binte fr (each auz?-l D- y of ready-m mad bongtt af fa For sate 00D WILL Ss of the old-established Coal and Woot epot cor: her of Maryland avenue and Sth street, Island, suit able for coal or lumber depot. Apply at Dr. BUS- b Ag — store,corner Maryland svenee ad th stree! OTICE —We offer ai private sale, on Sasaabls terme, She following PEs KABL® PROPERTY : No. 1933 those northwest. between Mand N k front, two stories and Mansard » 8nd contains modern No. 445 M street northwest. between 4th and 5th streets; 3 stories and nt preseed brick; con- tains 9 rooms, and modern conveniences. 4M t northwest, between 4th and Sth ; 3 stories and basement, imitation of brown fone contains 1@rooms, and all the modern ie jo. New York avenue, between éth and Sth streets tories 2 stortes frame with brick base- ment; ssa T rooms. New York avenne, between 4th and 5th streets northwest; 2 story — with brick base- met 4 rooms and summer kitc! 16 New York arene: Ben stree een west; 3 story bri No. O21 H street, Serween: Gr anal Yis cieeees northwest: Setory and basement resend br brick; ag brick stable and carriage Bouse, and all improy ements. New York avenue, between 4th and Sth j2story frame with brick basement . abs 8 rooms ai ummer kitchen. os. 4i1 and 413 New York avenue, 3 story bi basement; tk fonts with brown stone 3ih rth BF Bhd bathrooms. Now, 1119-1131 and 1 street, between L. New York northwest: 3 story. bricks taining 7 rooms cach, with bathrooms, water med wang hL AS Mth street northwest, between L street and New York avenue; 2 story and basement brick house, containing 6 rooms. No. 611 Massachuselis avenne, between 6th and me northwest: 2. aged frame containing 6 sear Nos. 1030, 1624. 1684, 1026 and 1028 4th percet northwest; 2 story bricks, containing 4 rooms exo 1230 sth street northwest. between Mand N story fymune contain Rows i33 tr 1s30and 1838 deh strect northwest, Qt: Teo, 6 very desirable building lots on the north- pit Hi street north and ist street west 80, and Savage's ley and ‘alley £z.E. > memeagecier ga % GLY. Tih = u}0-Im. WwW ANTED—To sell a ONE. ty ty INTER IST oe lercantile Business in age against possible want or from 6 t07 per Sout “mahd0-t 1. ¥. KNIGHT. General Agent, M. ™P2xce s LOAN OFFIC8, 1005 PENNSYLVANIA AVENOR, iF} (UP STAIRS) BAZAB FOR THE SALE or UNREDEEMED GOODS _fel-tr UNDERNEATH. OTT S FRENCH Pow! r rer | DX URE ies angi mare eqeegd bp tudiecestion: ag earthen Ganorhes. — — sam Sid te Wantage Me by whe 8% ’Shwisum, Druggit, corper Penoaylvanie tverand ie Pi per box, sent 7 woall. er =: ad WOOD AND COAL. 28 AUGUST. We will farnish COAL and WOOD at the follow- ing named prices if orlered during the present th. There will probably be an advance Bep- ite Ash Coal, furnace size, $7.25 por tom. © Ash Chestnut, Coal, egg of ste © size, ES per era 88 per cord. rely upon gettin pure article and full weight and un We will deliver to any part of the city without extra charge Orders by mail attended to promptly T. KDW. CLARK & 00., Poot of 4th street east. Branch Yard—Virginia avenue, between Sth aa@ 1th streetsenst, ‘3 aud -tSeph iC @AL! weeopbrt MARLOW'S WOOD AND COAL YARB, Corner 7th street and Canal. On hand and to arriv quality of BED sizes, al cargons of the Dest ITE Adil COAL, “tall al Also, large stock of WOOD, sawe the stick 4 and split, or f= ction made to Parties porchasing thelr mpply. All s jes uarantoed to give Bo Orders through =e Promptly attended te. 3929-cott (Rep.} (5°45 AND woop DIRECT PROM VESSEL AT CLUB RAT: FOR WINTERS U Qratiry axd Qvastiry Gea Genuine LYKENS VALLEY RED A Free burning WRITE AS | Superior CHESTNUT. compete with my QAK and PINE Wor Orders received at_prencipal stores throughout ihe city, and at main ager JOsRrn L {FTMouR, posite Post omse 7 135¢-street whar?’ cs ns in the ARMY. Nav" » MARINE CORPS and CIVIL DEPABTNE: cashed in advance. advanced SOLICITORS OF CLAIMS THEA BY TRAE Tend AUDITORS CERTLE CATES while SECOND POWER OF ATTURN! is being obtained. A fine set of SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS PERFECT ORDER } for sale CHE. J. BH. 8Qu im, MONEY BROKER, nis-tf 1407 F st., noar U. 8, Treasury ASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, Corner 7th Street and Louisiana Avenge, Paves 6 PER CUNT. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, rest commences from date of deposita. Deposits can be made ond drown at ill. my2d-t BUFF, partment WASHING TON, D.C. pigeize Deposits, and transact « General Banking e the Principal cities taken and given monitors Turnished 1a relation to@ly xchange on to ors REAL ESTATE AGENTS. QFrce oF ©. W. MAVENNER & ©0., REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS, 643 LOUISIANA AVENUE, THIBD DOOB BAST OF SEVENTH STREET soci aeapravauntes —— ecREQgY persenal attention given to elt in- T.* a ANDREW B. OOTLE McROBERTS 4 CO., SEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE OFFIOR Oorner 16th and G streets, opp. U. 8. Treasury, WASHINGTON, D. 0. BROWS, AND REAL ESTATE AGENT Oormer of New York avenue and Lith strect. Sul